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MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY I, ·1972
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HOLLYWOOD -Film actress Gia -
Scala was found dead in the bedr'oom of -
her Hollywood Hills home Sunday, police
reported today.
Detectives said the 38--year-0Jd bn1nette
may have died from an accidental
overdose of drugs but. that the caU"se \vas
uncertain pendlng an autopsy.
Officers said MisS Scala, wh ose film
credits included ''Don't · Go Near The
Water" w~th Glenn Ford, had been ta~ing
medication for a drinking problem.
SeYttal bottles of medication we.re found
in the bedroom.
the home told them they last saw the ac •
tress· alive when she walke:d downstairs
during the morning _and then retUrned to
her second-floor bedroom. She had been -
drinking. they said.
A judge sent f\.tiss Scala to a state
hospital ror psychiatric examination last
May aft~r she collapsed in a Ven·-
t.ura courtroom, during an apperance on
a drunk drivi ng charge.
Last July she was fined $US aild placed
on t\vo-year probation for a disturbing
the peace conviction stemming from a
fracas with-a parking lot attendant over
a 50-cent fee.
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The actress' body was discovered by_
one-otthree youths staying at the home.
Larry Langston, 21, one of the youths.
told police he found her dead in her bed
when he went to thank her for her
hospitality and ••Y goodbye.
Born in Liverpool, England of Italian
and_lrish parents, Miss Scala also had
roles in "Four.Girls in Town," "Alt That
Heaven Allows/' ''Never Say Goodbye ,'.' ·
"Garment Jungfe," "Ride A Crooked
Ttail," ':Tip on a Dead Jockey," "The
The attack carrier USS Midway ba! ar ..
rived at "Yankee Station'' off North Viet ..
nam, Qringing to five tbe total of giant
carriers available for strikes on Com-
munist troops and installations -for the
first time since 1969, a Navy spokesman
said today. ~--
• Detectives said Langston and others at (See ACTRESS, Page %)
Columnist Says FBI Gave
Love Life Memos to ·LBJ
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Columnist
J ack Anderson ch&rged at a con-
gressional hearing toda9 that FBI diree-
tor_J ..... Edgar Hoover prepared secret
memos on the love lives or public figures
for the "bedtime reading" of former
President Lyndon B. Johnson.
Anderson Said the FBI investigations of
private citizehs were examples of the
kind of secrecy in goverrtment that
should not be permitted.
Among those he claimed \jfre subject •
to such reports were actors ,J:larlon Brati-
do and Henry Bela(onte. sports figures
such as Joe Namath, M11hammad Ali,.
Lance Rentzel and Joe Louis. and black
leaders including Ralph Abernath y ana
Roy Innis. '
Testifyjng before the House freedom o!
Information subcommittee, A n d e r s o n
concentrated his attack primarily on the
"bungles and blunders" of foreign policy
that he said administrations hide under
the lid of secrecy.
But he also de scribed another example
of what he claimed was an unwarranted
government exercise in secrecy.
"At home, the executive branch con-
ducts secret investigations of prominent
Americans," Anderson said.
"Their sex lives, drinking habits and
personal affai rs have comej,~nder FBI
scrutiny, • altbough the Fm has no
jurisdiction nor justification for this kind
or snooping. A Jove affair. no matter how
sordid, is no business or the Federal
Bureau or Investigation. Yet FBI chief J.
Edgar Hoover has demonstrated an in·
tense interest in who is sleeping with
whorri in \Vashington.
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Spectator Brass
Members of Soviet heirarchy \vave to spectators in
Red Squa.re yvhile standing on roof of Lenin's
Mausoleum -Ouring annual May Day celebrations.
They are Defense Minlster Andrei Grecbko, Pr~si·
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dent Nikolai Pod go my, Soviet Com111unist Party
General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev .. Premier Alexei
Kosygin and Marshal Mikail Suslov, secretary for
the Central Committee. ·
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Newport Beaches
With Jellyfi sh
Quang Tri Abandoned;
Yanks' Fate Not Krwwli
The Midway, which left Alameda
Calif., April JO, joined the US.$ Hancock'
Coral "Sea, Kitty Hawk and' Conste!Jation'
on Sunday for duty in tbe Tonkin Gulf. '
A sixth carrier. USS Saratoga. was
reported en route for Vietnamese dul v.
A navy spokesn1an said five carriers
-were assigned to the 7th Fleet from Julie
:l96S-to July 1969. lie said it was possible
all of them 11had been on the firing line at
one time " during that per iod.
ln other development s:
-U.S. troop withdrawals exceeded
President Nixon's 1'.1ay J target hy 2,700
men, the U.S. Command announced to-
day.
Out U.S. naval .strength off Vietnam-.
continued to grow.
The command's weekly summary put
U.S ... military strength in Vietna m at
68,100 qien as-of Thursday - a cut o[
8,400 -and spoke!lmen said the level as
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HoU'se occupAnt Who-nan a ff11e l'P-
preciation fcir stories about the ex·
tracurricular love lives or public figures.
Hoqver happily prepared secret memos,
loaded with intimate details about the
personal affairs of the hil!h and mi~hty.
for the President's bedtime reading,"
Anderson charged.
Rordes or slimy jellyfish continued
their two week invasion ol Newpor t
Beach beaches and many of the 200,000
weekend visitors were on the receiving
end of painful gtings, lifeguards reported
today.
SAIGON (AP) ~-South Vielnam's first
provincial capital fell lo the North Viet·
namese today after five days of savage
assaults in the northern sector by troops
of four divisions, giving Hanoi its biggest
victory of its 38-day offensive,
the P<ll~ln~it.oJ Jhe 1•m~ 0%111<.,t IJR~J
became more imminent to the old im~
perial capital of Hue, 24 miles soyth of
the northernmost defensive line of the
South Vietnamese on Highway i.
lt y,•ill be sunny and warm Tues-
day. following early morning fog
and low clouds along the coast, ac-
cording to the weatherlady. Highs
of 62 at the beach, rjsing to 70 in-
land. ,U,ws.,4},\2., ~ • -·-
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Help on Way
LONDON (UPI) -A store is in-
stalling a "blush bar" in its
women's department.
lt will be staffed by male
employes and is intended for use by
male customers too embarrassed to
ask women's sAles clerk for •belp in
1electing lingerie for wives and girl
friends.
lt wUl alto 1ell cosmeUcs.
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(Anderson's colum n appears re p,ularly
on the editoria l page of the DAILY
PILOT.)
Anderson's ap pearance today coincided
with publication of~• column by him
qu&ling excerpts from lbc eurported FBI
memos. .
He offered to make some of the
docunients available to t h e 1ub-
t'Ommittee.,
Anderson delivered his testimony under
oath. · ~
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Elsewhere on the Orange Coast,
Laguna Beach lifeguards reported some
jellyfish victims but no great numbers of
them. Sao Clemente 's surf was clear a
was Huntington Beach.
• "\Ve'had at least 100 first aids Saturday
and Sunday and a lot ot those were
stings,'' sa id a Newport Beach lifeguard
spo kesman .
Dc!plte the sman surf, strong riptides
took their toll o( swimmers.
'"'Wt made at 1tast eigbt or 10 rescues
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South VielnRmese troops-abandoned
Quang Tri tlnd ' into enemy hands went
terr itory ~trctching Jrom the demilitariz·
ed zone 27 miles to the south .
This J\.·lay Day triumph followed the
~cmy's seizure or full •control or the
population and Important rice crops along
-•he central eq!st; the cutUng of Hig hway
J In cruclal.polnts north.of Da Nang, site
of the b1g U.S. air base, and renewed
~nemy pressure en Kontum, another pro-
vincial capital ln the Central Highlands.
With the fall of Quang Tri, capital ol
Field reporls said 5,000 South Viet-
namese offensive was to sclu Quang Tri
and Hu'\ capitals of· the two northern·
most provinces. Hue is 35 miles south of
Quaug Trt. ·
The U.S. Command flrsl reported that -
all Americnns had been safely e\'acu:itcd
·by helioopter. but officers at Oa Nanf:
said 80 Americans were evacuated and 40
, others volu!llttrtd to stay wilt\ the South
\_'letnamese and fight their way out.
' .. Later, the U.S. command tn Saigon s:i.ld
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Today's e11tertainm ent section
offers re vit11>s of 1114!! lV1stmi11·
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Hearin~ Set ··on Booze
H unti·n g ton Co uric~l to Tackk -l ssil;e
The C001Umption of alcoholic bever1gt1 ha.1 submitted a report to the council on a
In 1uch public places a11 city parlul Jod survey of o!llt:r cities and their p0JJcies.
recreation halls w:lll be:'Consldered tonight Jn it he warns councilmen to :
by Huntington Beach Councilmen. -.Weigh tbc cost of penn itted a!G:ohol
Current city rules forbid JI. ver,us: present polt('y, measured ln trrm!'I
Clly .Administrator David R<l~lanjls ; of iyreased administra1.ve, p~blic '"'"'Y
Cycle Races i.n El sinore
r Keep Deputies Hop p·ing
and fae lllty maintenance costs. \
-consider the morafissue: adult ~I
cu!tom.s and patterns versus the city's
obllgation to, provjde publlc recreational
facl11ti~ for <ill ages.
In /lowlands._ survey or 78 Southern
c ,1l1fornin <:itics and counHts, 60 ..do nol
•i!low the use of alcoho lic beverages In
pflr~:s vr l·1 ly rt?crcation facilitie.v. v.•hile
J8 allow some. though restricted, use.
The Huntington Beach Recreation and
Parks Commission deadlocked 4 to 4.
lwicc lfeb. 9 and March 81 on the ques-
·' lion ' of allowing alcohol 1n public
/ac1/itics.
Commissioners did uphold the current
rule against allo"•tng alcohol in the park!
or on the beach. • LAKE ELSI NORE (AP ) -About ·streets. It's use in recr"ation halls. however, ]so 000 pe -~, mony on molOrcycles . A group of cillzens protested the event ...
1 '""'" • ..... • h:is been pushf'd by groups "'hich like to h • le,' h.re after thr'•• days o' cycle heinn sh1"ed around the Jake but lost I! av ~ .,. " " ,;crve hccr or 11·ine v.·1th certain funcliorl!l. races. trafrlc accldcnl.'I and minor in· t:ourt battle to halt· the races. cidents which kept the Riverside County l?.01.l'lands also points out. this v.·ould open
sheriff's office hoppi~ • the recreation halls to such typical social
F Ca B h or fam ily gatherings as v.•cdding rcce p-
"lt wa11 wall-to-wa I fieople on Main 'Olff po C3C tions and wine tasting parties.
Street· and that's quite a problem for a MOst cities, ho"·ever. 'oppose it,
11leepy little town llke'thls,!' said 11herirt'a because 1hey believe it causes prob lems
Capt. RU!! J-lawk . ··0ur most "eriou11 Residents Hcl(l in policing.
problem was nbout 40 traffjc-accidents." "ll does have a history or problems.••
The flflh annua l Elsinore Motorcycle · says Lifeguard Captain Doug O'i\rnall,
r:rand PrJ,c attracted not only spectntors. • On D 1·u!! C.hai--acs rxplaining 1~·hy ~1 lcohol is not allov.·cd on
Hawk said Sunday, but also mt?mbtrs or u L I th1• ci ty beach or pier.
the llelJ'i1 Angels motorcycle club. "ft is a shame. because a lot of
There were 12 arrests fnr varloua Four Capistrano Beac h residents were families come to the beach and dad likes ' arraigned on narcotics charges th i! 1 •· · h h' h d " re.··ns. Including assault with a deadl y ' to 1avc a u.;Cr wit is ot og, "" morning following lheir arrest Friday 11 h. weapon, possession ofdrlii(S and dr\lnken-IJ'A mall said. '·But if you a ou· 1m to riess. after allegedly selling 50 pounds of man -,Jrink. 80 Cftn other clements."
d . led• 1 1 juana to San Clemente ~electives. Roii·l:irlas "also points out that local
Two person~ were a m1t to a oca Sgt. _Frank Yerger said th e fu~r were churches and school . groups !!..£_e. __
00.Jllul ror treatment of stab wounds. taken mto custody at 26982 Avcn1da las It bl .-opposed-tU tliC -USC pl lf1W~sa1d no one was -In custody In the . Pal~s. _Th~ .w.ere i_denlified -~n -~:h:~~ ybcverages in city parks or -~tabbing!. _ , --·-------cay Levine, 25 ; Jeffrey Feller Levine. beaches.
Some race speclators were hu~ when 28; Randy Thom as La Motte, 21: and AnyOne over 21 is allo~·ed the use or
cycles ran off the course and into the Steven Wayne Davis, 20, all of the La alcoholic t>everages-on lluntington and
crowd. . . Palmas address. Bolsa Chica stale beaches, as well as
l B1ut aulho1 rlt~CJ r:po~ted 1:° d terio~s 1~-They were arrested without incident, state parks and beaches throughout the
ur es, on Y a ew r~. en w n ows n e Yerger said. and were held.on $15,000 bnil· state.
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whereabQuts of all !ht advisers wett nol
known.
QtJang Tri bad s population of· about
27.000. t;.S. and South \'ietnamtse officials
said one' objectire of tht North Vitt·
namese official s said one objeclt\'e o! the
r-;"orth Vietnamese of!ensive ""as to stile
Quang Tri and Hue, capitals or.the two
northernmost pro\•irlces. fl ue is 3S miles
south of Quang TrL ,
There ha1·e been frequent reports that
lhe ;.iorth Victnarnese would '.all empt t()
annex the t;ro nor1her1'1.nost provinces of
Quang Tr i and Thua Thien as part of a
plaq to ghc them political bargaining
power.
Other objecli\'es of the Nol"th Viet-
namese offcnsil'e"a.re to defeat the South
Vietnamese arn1y and Pro,·e that Presi-
dent Nixon 's \'iet namiz.ation program is a
ra'ilure. -
U..S . .helicopters fley,· into Quang Tri
jusl berore the abandonment lo lift oul
American advisers. Despite enemy fire
from positions around the city. there
11-cre no rc porls of any of the aircra ft
being shol do11 n.
Th~advisers that did not elrcl to sla.Y
~ith the South Yi.e1namese lroops left Jn
·U.S. Air Force Jolly Green Giant
helicopters late in lhe day 'lllurlg with '
r;enior South Vietname~c con1n1ander s.
They ,,.ere taken to Camp Evans and
Da Nang. farlher-south.
A mauled b<ittalio n of South
Vietnamese rangers moving so uth from
Quang 'fri broke and fled after a day-long
battle u·ith troops of ty,·o North Viet·
namese regiments near J{igh way I.
But U.S. advisers said South Viel-
J'lamese marines movin~ north to link up
u·ith · the rangers attacked a nearbJ'
re'!i mental post and killed 160 enemy
soldiers 1vilh help from U.S. bombing
strikes. The marines Y.'ere rorced to pull
back.-however. \vhen the rangers turned
of! the pressure from the south.
The Communist command also Is
believed aiming at seizing major cities in
the Central Highlands and centraJ coast,
effectively cutting South Vietnam in half.
downtown area and,f"oulllld~ of the tra!: each pending their arraignment. UP I r11tp11011
fie probl1em11, thing weren l too bad, The sergeant said San Clemente police . ____ f!i~ 'llft!e~=~fttl~-.T.iltl~ _ _ -~=='--.. ~~--
--'",lig<--'!;D -became involved-in the case three-weeks----Fro·m-Page-J-, The long ·and the.short of it,· where the Fairvie\v Christian Jazz.Band
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here, the potentl~I tor trouble was grea.t. sold to·. pounds of marijuana to an 'un-ELLYFJSH is concerned, is 4-foot·lO-Kermit Lawrence, 12, on baritone horn and-
But the most trying thing was the traffic dercover narco,lics agent. Following the J · , • • • 6·foo.t·6 Stephen Parker, 16, with the sous~phone. The~ew Orleans ~ccldents. We averAg~ 1
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0 ~ month so 40 alleged purchase ()[ the marijuana, the Baptist Church-sponsored group free-wheehngly parad in front of
1n three day! ls lncredib e. . d nt.. made a second over the \veeke.nd ," Newport lifeguards aFpep51r,.o.v3i1n. g_crowds _at _th. •. w .. •. ekend Ne_w __ Q.~l~ans J~~a d t{eritage ntfliD__b_ndml" .. " 'hev Jw.ve 8 massive un crcover age . __ ·~--m~-"-----·-----purchase:-this ()ne-allcgedly of 1,000---reported. ·---clean-up task ahead of them afte r tons. al benzadrine talbels. . Sunny balmy weath er and water ·· --------.-_---------------------
litter were left at the Jake ar:Jd on city -''crger said detectives obtained 11. tempe ratures in the 60s .tlrfw most of the· . \
Theft of Racing
Boat }\eported
Orange County sheriff's officers are in-
vestigating the theft or a $12.000 racing
boat tak~n from the dry dock area of the
Dane 'P Qlnt Ma1lna during the weekend.
The Thunderbird Fonnula sports boat.
tho property of Michael Dean ).anon, 236
E. 17th St .• Costa Mesa, Wai last seen by
tts owner f>'"rlday, deputleJ sa.id.
Officers said Intruders In the docking
area smashed the lock In the boat bay
and drove orr with the vessel.
3 Men Arrested
On Dru g Char ge
. A Dana Point sector regarded by Or·
ange County Sheriff 's officers as a haven
ror drug users. produced three m<>re !r-
rcsts durlng the weekend.
Deputies booked j!frrey Ll n!'I Park, 19.
Luis Lorens, 20, both or orange ana
Octavio Joseph Fer.nandez, 20, of Santa
Ana) tnlQ_ Orange County Jail after
allegedly finding dangerous .qrugs In the
lrlo'.s possession.
Officers sold they halted the three men
at. the intersection of Street of the Amber
LanlerP" and J'nclflc Coast . Highway.
Court ltppenronccs are being !cheduled
today.
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VENICE, Jt nly (UPI I -Three small
ffiUS(!Ums In Venice closed do~'n last
week because ushers have qu it In tnke up
sta~onn l }olJ~ a.~ bt:irh liff'r.unrcl..:. '
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search warrant and went to the home crd\Vds to the sand. · u s · L •1 p • , w Friday under the pre tense of buy_ing 50 The jellyfis h invasio n has ,been <l con· · . "I ts r-ice • age
pou,nds 9f marijuana. Following the allcg-linuing problem on the bcach _h1rlh~.past ( • • l.i l.i '
ed purchase, the police ofricer-s identified two weeks. . · ~
themselves, arrested the ''our and The creatures are carried by current
searched the home. and as the seasons change, the currents c l s ll F • . ,;_ .. J... -"-sweep !hem closer !'!<shore where many ~ntro on ma "rms )..' w )..! are beached by the tides. l.i .
Lifeguards said a number or~wimm~rs
Cap' 0 Bcacl1 P_. ot \Vere stung ()Ver the 1veekend bJ jeUyfi sh .
lurking in the waves. But they said some \VASHINGTON (AP) ~-:-The govern-
bcachgocrs were stung by creatures that men~ today lifted wages and price con· 'Bi.ugi"e'. · Fottnd had already washed ashore. trols from millions of small businesses -e -Tentacles draped across the :Sand can and small government units, generally
still infnct the painful sting even i! the thos e with 60 or fewer employes.
. A raid on a Capistrano Beach motel
room during the weekend yielded a haul
of more than 80 pounds of marijuana and
two men accused of peddling Jt, Orange
County sheriff's officers $Bid.
Deputies booked Alfred Martin Zelkind,
35, of 31567 Florence O>urt. South Laguna -
and Robert Easign, 22, of Missoula, Mon·
tnna Into Orange COun!y Jail on charges
or possessing marijuana with lntent to
self . ii Both men er arrested Jn a motel at
34826 Pacific . ast High"'ilY. Capistrano
Beach, bf lnve igators Who said they
worked on a _tip that _ "biggies" in the
South Coast drug distribution business
~~found !he~. Court appearances
l'lre being scheduled toda Y ror bolh men :-
Officers claim they found 39 "bricks" of
high class marijuana -about 36 pounds
of the drug -Stacked in the.If motel
room.
* * * 2 San Clemente
Y outbs A1Tes ted
Two San Clemente youths were booked
Into Orange County Jail during the
weekend after sheriff's officers allegedly
found an assorlmcot of drugs in thei r
car.
Deputies said Brr! Cecil f\1ora in Ill. 19.
:tnd Ikll It 1'01,·l'll. 18. both of 114
Avenl da dcl J'()('llh' f:ltc court. ap-
pearances today 011 chargt-~ of 1>0sscssinn
of marlju~na and devit'es used in the
sn1okin8' or narcotics.
Bo\h men were arrested ·:it the in-
tersection or Avenida 'Las Pa!nu1s and
Camino Rtal in C:ipislrRno Beach by
deputies \Vho st1id !hi'~' spotted thctn
drinking beer in thei r aul o.
jellyfish is dead, lifeguards said. Direc tor Donald Rumsfeld <lf the
Boat traffic in Newport Harbor ove.r President's Cost Of Living ·eouncil said
the weekend was heavy according to the the move is aimed at streamlining the
Orange County Harbors, Beaches and controls program, and not a step toward
J>arks Department and "it looked a lot ending it;
like a good summer weekday." The council did not remove cvntrols
"Things were moie confusing lh~n from the health or construction in-
usual," said a Harbor Department dustries. Rent controls "''eren't changed,
spokesman, "the boats entered in the either. ·
Ensenada race this week began coming
io 'to ask for n1oorings."
the spokesman said at least 100 boats
had entered the harbor over the weekend
to his knowledge. .
"No telliil_g how m~ oth.ers c:ame in
after making their-own mooring ar·
r'!!!gements," the spokesman said.
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Tunnel of Lv've," and "The Guns of
Navarone." . .
She spent 16 years in Italy before com-
ing to th e United States, and bec am e a
U.S. citizen in 1959.
In 1970, fl-tiss Scala l\'as divorced from
actor·lurned-stockbroker Donald J •
Burnell after a marriage of nine years.
They had no children.
The actress was awarded $103,800 in
alimony payable over a 10-yea r period.
After leaving her parents in Italy, she
\1·rnt to live \Vith an aunt in Long Island.
\l'here she allended high school. She laler
lert for ll olly\vood ·and \Yon her first ma-
j or-rol<' wilh J<!_ne \Vyn1an and Rock
lludson in "All That 1-leaven Allows."
"I kne1v I had to leave ltalv when I was
JS 1or JG. 11 she once said. ,;9therwise. r
"'outd have n1arried at 18 and settled
down to being R house"·ife.
"I kne1v Ol'Cr here lhrre \\·ould be op-
portunily nnd cxcilement."
He 's Balde"Kt -. ~-
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ST • SAVIN • SUR· GARTEMPE,
France (UPI) -At the close or an
international conference bringing
together several hundred bald men
from European-nations, delegates
d~ided to hold a contest tuee who
was the baldest.
The winner was the deputy
mayor -of St-Savin-Sur-GartCmpe,
Kleber! r.allot.
Gallot won with 384 square cen·
timcters of bald surface on his
head.
McGo ve1·11, Htt111pl1rey Hit
' Ht1 sti11 gs I-la1·d .i11 .0l1io • Why our
diamilnds are
Jn separate moves, lhe council brought
many construction and health firms
under tigllter government scrutiny, ex-
panded the staffs of the P<iy Bciard ind
the Price Commisslon by about one-third,
and reassigned hundreds of Int erna l
Revenue Service Agents from controlling
small businesses to con(rolllng firms that
remain 'under pay and price regulat ions.
''The decision to exempt s ma 11
businesses. small governments and their
emp!oyes from wage and price controls is
designed lo eliminate unnece!sary red
tape," the council said in a statement.
The council said that its decision u·ill
bri ng the tota l of exempt firms to five
million. -Th e coum:il earlier-exempted LS
J!lillion or these.
' The decisiona lso meanS that $5(J(f
J>j.llion ll\ yearly. sales \von'.1 be co~red
by price controls. This is-28 percent of all
sales, the council said. _
A total or 19 -million cmployes, -or-26
percent or the nation's payroll 1vage
earners. won'l t~ affectei:i bf pay con-
trols. Many of these are already exempt
under an earlier ruling lifting controls
from persons earning Jess than $1 .90
hourly.
The council said 1.5 n1illion companies
\li'ith $1,300 billion in yearly saJes, and 5.1
million employes, remain under controls.
The decision also exempts 378,000
emp!Oyes of governmenta l units with 60
or fewer workers. This is about 7 ·percent
of loc al government workers.
CARRIERS ..•
_ oLmid_ojght AP.ril 30 was ~300. President Nixon's-Ma-y-1goai was 69,00(i. --··--
Nixon set 49,000 as his July 1 troop
strength target. At the peak three year.!
ago, there were 543,000 Ainerica n troops '
In Vietnam.
The Soviet Union reaffinned today its
"militant solidarity" with Communist
forces fighting in Indochina and-broke a
three-year May Day moratorium on
decr;:ing "U.~. agre ssion" byliame.
''\fe reaffirm ()Ur militant solidarity
\Vilh the coura geous patriots of Vietnam,
Laos and Cambodia \\'ho lead heroic
struggles against U ,S. aggression," Pre1-
ident Nikolai V. l>odgorny said.
PodgornY._'s l~minute eddress In Red
Square at the outset of the aru:iua l ?.fa'y
Day civilian parade marked the first
time sinc e 1968 that a May Day speech by
a Soviet leader-attacked the United
Stales· by nam e.
-North Vietnam 's official ne\\'S agency
today claimed fou r n:iore American
military aircraft over North Vietnam .
. The Vietnam News Agency sllid in a
broadcast heard in Tokyo that two planes
y,·ere dou·ned Sunday in Quang Binh pro-
vince just north or the Demilitarized
Zone.
VNA S(!id a th ird plane was downed
there-Saturday.
The fourth shootdown occurred over
Nllhe An province, VNA said.
The _types '1_! _planes involved and the .
fate-of the crewmen are not specified.
-North Vietnam's official radio
declared toda y that the demiUtarized
zone between North and South Vietnam is
not an international border and that
movement of tanks. artillery and troops
across it does not constitute an invasion.
"South and North "Vietnam art simply -
two zones of a unified Vietnam territory.
There -is no international border between
lhen1, and al! Vi r t n a mes e have
the ri ilht and dut y to defend Vietnam
against' the aggreSsor who came 10,000
miles across the ocean to invade our
land," Radio }lanai sit id in a broadcast
monitored in Hong Kong.
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Sens. Hubert H. •1urnphrey and George
S. ?i.1cGovm seen support in Ohio's ma ·
}or cities today in la st-day campaigning
for TUesday's presidential primary.
1.fcGoYtrn said an upset over Hum·
phr!:y could bt "tht catalyst we need to
go all the way to the noinlnatlon.'' •
With 1S3 deler.ates lo the Oetnocrl\tir
NaUpnal Convention riding . on the Ohio
outco1ne. Humphrry p\llJ\5 to campaign
across the state's northern Industrial bell
-Ta!tdo. Canton and Cleveland -while
tlfcC.,ovem hit! several or the same! spots··
and also.takes ln Clncinn'all 11nd Dayton.
Ohio leads the list of four primaries
Tutlday.
Humphroy Is aloo q>mpoting In
n~.i&hboJjng Jndiana~ where his mai
rl\•al for 76._ eligate~ is Alabama Gov.
Gcorge C. 'Vallace. Wallace is the target
of losnlisl Democrats in the Alabama
primary.
In the District of C:Olumb ia, Democrats
wil l t:lect 15 national con v en lion dti~ates. The candidates are all running
unctimn1ittcd .
Sen. Edmund S. f\fuskie. "'ho dropptd/
out of octi1•e pr'imnry campaigning last ~·erk. rcmnlns on Ult lndiani ballot and
has a full sla te running In Ohio. Sen.
Jlcnry f.1 . Jackson is the other principal
Democratic contender.
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T~ustees Vote Tonight on School Crowding
~ deadlock O\'.~ 'll'bere childrtn in tM
Cap tstra!'O f.Jnified School District will be
going to school next year is exi>ttled to
be broken ihnight at the 7:30 o'clock
meeting of the· board ol trustees in Serra
School. Capislrano Beach.
The board aruged to a 3-3 lie vote at
their last mee!i~g ·over ch~nging al·
tendanct boundaries for children in tht
Niguel Terrace . Spotted Bull 'and Mission
Hills Ranch areas.
On one liM wm trustees who believe
the district lbou!d wajl until Stptember
to~ if predicted overcrowdin&
materializes before changing •llendance
boundaries. The 6the.r sidt fa\·ors makj n&
a dtcision now lot purposes of planning , .
because the overcrowding is inevjlable.
The emotional issue. which.. hu many
pa.ruts lined up "·ilh board members
who favor keeping boundir'ies where they
are, will ~ affected b~ another deciJioo
Laguna Juvenile
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Off ens es Climb
The soulh side of Laguna Beach may
have a s1,1mmer arts and crafts festiv;i.l of
il.s o"·n if city officials grant a req uest.
filed \\'Llh the planning commission.
J·Jarc Friedberg. associate of developer
i1ark Gumbiner who is planning.a major
de velopment at 1550 S. Coast High¥lay,
Board 'Tough'
On, Da1ia Poi1it
Harbor 'Rules'
;aid today that since the planned Village
bazaar cannot be completed during
festival season. they have applied for a
tem porary use permit for • "Baiaar Arts
and Crafts Festival." to run concurrently
with the other art festivals , July 14
through Aug. 27. ~ .
"The plan is to have an indoor-outdoor
exhibit," said Friedberg. "using the
present store building ( f o r m e r I y
Carpenter's 1'-1art ). We would invite all
the artists and craftsmen who were
un able to obta in space. at the other ex·
hibils to apply for space ."
.Friedberg said he would like to hear
from interested potential exhibitors ~·ho
may contact him at 644-7477 during
business hours. or 49<1-52n.
The Dana Point Re\"iew Board is keep. "We are still working on the mechanics
ing a light rein on building acti\"lities . or the idea .'' ht said, ··and details will de-
~·ithin the harbor. Pend .somewhat on the response."
Larry M. Leaman . chief of the opera· Last year Gumbiner presented
Department of Be c es, Harbors and stallation at the South Coast Highway
the board will make -all year se:hqol
this year or .nelt. ·
lf lhe board opts to inslitute all.year
school at ero,,.n \'alle y Elementary 1n
l"'O months, attendanre ·boundaries for
children attending that school ~·on't have
to be alltreCt.
But S.uperintendent 'frun1an Benediel
indiraltd during a studv session \Vcd·
neJ(tay that Ile "'ill recommend \.\'ailing
another Ytft before going ahead "'ith the
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45-IS PJan in one or more schools.
Bentdict be:lle,·es It takes more lime to
plan an effective year long sch~! J>t'O",
gram llild that the pub lic has not bt>t.n
adequately prtpared for such I "1-astic ·
t•hange. •
Ont> school that Is bc>ing C'Onsidertd ror. ·
an all ·year !ichool prOf0'8m is ta.re<>
Forsltr Junior Hii:h ""hith is o\·et c. ti·
ty . .Bui 1he SU P£rlntendenl Is not r n1.
mending this school be plaCE'd on lh . 4.S.
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15 plan e1lhtr until perhaps lhe follo"·1ng
year. , .
Distr1et offich1\s had plaMed ellrlirr
this year 1 lo rasf ntxt )' e a r · s
overt'.rowdlng al f"or$1tr by pl11r1n~ .!l(ln1t
eighth grade l'lau es in the ntiw Oana
Hills •llah. ~hool faclll!y which "'on't bt'
fu~u;vh::r~~t~pt~~~~rtrd to th 1 • plan 11nd
the dlstrlrt is sturk with k~rp1nl! thr
chUdtt1n on the campus l'lr pe~~aps n101. Ins findl~an alttrn1te solution.
\ {.r 1Cr '{:.·
Solutions to tht ov ercrowding •t ero~·n
\'allt~· and Sin Juan Elr.rur.nta.ry schools
include chang ing •lltndanre boundaries
Sl'I l·hildrtn fro1n Nit:ucl Te r r 1 <' • 1 ~\onarch · Bav artal attend Rlr.hard
llrnry Dana i::1r1nr111ary ln Dana Polnt
11nrl rhildrtn fro1n Spotted BuU 1nd
f.h5.!iion ~titl5 Ranch attend Viejo School
1n flhJs1on V1r io '
Thtst boundary changes "UI\ ~-
~oh rd 1onlghl i! a full seven.ant• rd
is prtstnt.
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District to Eye
Ad Bill ,m Truth • Ill
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~ •·1ruth In advf'rt1sini:" polit•y sun1l::i r
to one adopted rtrrnll}' by th1t San .lt•ll
q·uin Elrmenlary School Dls trirt ""lll h,.
CTlnsidrrrd tonight b.v trusters of lht
Capistrano Un!fit•d SrhOol I>lstr1t·t .
The pol ir y. rt'qursll'ti b.1• thr LaJ:u11a
Niguel ~1ro11·nrrs' Assoriallon . asks
lhAt rarh nr l s;ilr.~ nffl<'f' \.\'\thin !hr
dislrit·t l:lr ·uppl1rd \1 1lh ~ l'hrirl and
printed nu1 rrfl\15 tist1n.i: 5C'hool ·11t·
lendanC'e arrA S. d11ublr srss111n proi:nos1~.
yr;ir Ion;.: ~c-hool pro,1:110~1~. ~!Riii~ nf nrw
construrtu1n. r x1.M>rtrd 1•c11nrlr l1nn dnlf'!i
of ne11· !iehnots Rnd othr r prrlinrnt in·
forn1a11011.
1'ht Slln ./(l:H111111 Jl(ll1t'Y 1nrludrs a tnri:r
f1('r !hat dr1•11 cr 1rle!~111 "''hrn lrit.I C'.'On-~1dr ri•c1
-:'\:11nu1g l'I
ll t~h S(·hvo!.
· I>hone Increase
Conference Se t
A fir)1rr1~1 1't.lepho nr lnn1r:uly rtque~I
In 1nrrr11sr us r11tt.s $21" n111l1on a year
\1·11t lw !hr subjtrl of ·a prr hf'Rrin_il ron·
frr1'11(·r hrfnrt thr C'nl1forn1 11 Puhlie
lJ!1l 11 11•s l'o111 n11ss1on Thu r!'lclA). postt•r 1·allrc1 '"S1111 ,h1;iq11111 Sr h0tll
lnforn1111u1n" plRrrd 111 tl"Cf\' lrRrl 5alr s Tht r.onrC'r't'llCt , nprn to tht puhlir . l~Jll
orfirr li~l i nR inforn1ntion nn ·11 lari:r ('Ard hr~tn At l I :i n1 . at· thl' 1·run rn1!'ls1nn'ii l.n5
Y>'h1rh every prospr rlt\'r: hpinrhuyrr An Rt'l r.~ off1rr, 107 S. Drnarl"•ny.
should know. 'l'he L11rd 1·:u1 ht> l'h1tnRrd 1'ht purpost or !hr llH'f'llll~ \5 In ·"•t
pertochcally a~ new inforn1at ion devtlops. dates for htflrinRS. detrrn1111r "'hlll 1.11s uPs
In 11dd1tion to the poslrr. thf' ne ighbor· w~ll be ra\s~ and decide whnt ev ldcnre lions division of ~h . Orange County preliminary designs for a m;i }or in·
Par!:;. sq id Friday mt fbe !)paa) isJook,_ . Jooatio"°' .cembintng-restaurant!':-·sOO,!'-· -•
ing -CIM:r!y-X-all re~StS affi!Jif:iking-and-galleiies irla-m 1,1lti~l!:vil struCtUre ·,
~ choolstis!tis;bJH!.t a ptiJl1td~D~J.!lphJeL~~!l.~~-rec~1v_e~. _ l:Jllng-11.IL thr schools-. Rtl lhf!""·Rltendancr: ~ No t\1idr nce--nr·· r~tlmnny·""'"W1\t n.,~~--•
~as fo r l.h.r.m, lhe nulllhf.r oJ portables received 'at thi conference, a rue i;ur.e. spe.cifications are met. wi_th underground parking.
One business to feel the brunt or this
pol icy was the Castaways Res\,Jura.nt
which the board or<M!red to repave its
~king lot and replant its trees.
Th e aspfialt was not thick enough and
if it ls not corrected the parking lot will
fa il,"' said Leaman.
He added that the trees planted in the
parking lot y,·ere in the wrong place so
the . .Qoard ordered then1 moved.
Family_ Recol_Ce~s
After Five-day
Trek in Desert
at each 1ch001. cnp11 ctiy w I t h nu t epokesman stressed.
portable s, and thr number of rhlldrc.n General Telephone Is ask1n1 the rat1
enrolled. lncre·ase to offset recent wage increases.
The purpose·of hRv1n~ lhP poliry in Sa n
-Joaquin 1·s to reatlcvi· lhr salesmanor--w· ---
having to dispen se schoal 1nfw1nallon tn F 'l pJ 1• g
prospective homebuyrrs -1nformallnn am1 y ann n
that might be erroneous ;r the i;alrsmn n
is not well-Informed. Stamp Unpo11ular Other items to bt ron~1dcrrrt by tht
board at the 7:30 p.m. mretini: in Serra
School include : S\'H/\CUSf~. N Y. IA l'I -Po!!tal
-Whrthrr lo ad vrrl!sr for bid.~ nn Strvlre officials hrrr .~R \' an. eight-cent
Shorecliffs Junior lli,i:h al thi.~ timt. sramp pron1oting fan1i\y fi1annln1t IS "the
Other evidence of tight control was the
board's \'iew of signs in the harbor a~ea.
Lean1an said signs installed to help peo.
pie find their Way around are to be tern·
porary un'til a _i;ign thought "architec·
turally compa tible" is designed . •
Another sign. one of two proposed for
the new Jolly Roger Restaurant. was re·
jected ·outright becuase it looked too
mtlt'h like a "billboard."
ADELAlDE. Australia (AP 1 -A
. seven-week-0ld girl was pu shed in her
bab y carriage through the scorching
Nullarbor Desert for rive days by her
parents after the famil y car's gas tank
leaked dry. ""
-Approv al or 11 $210.590 hud,i:et for lhe 5lowcst moving com1nemoratlve we've Touri11n Battlenro11nd Regional Occupation Program which t\VCr h11d:··
::it" ::i wnulg req uire an lncrr,a.~~ in the /\lthnugh most co mmemorative 11tamp
Ra ilway worker Graham Greenwood ,
29, and his 19-year-old wife. Marian, aaid
Former South,~Vi"E!llia'mese Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky six-gun permissive taxe s. lssur.s arc quickly sold out. the local J*l
strapped to his side vi sited the northern front and told new~men the -Approval of a counsrHng and nflll:e allll has 90,000 of the 37&,000 receJv.
-''There's been a lot of things rejecled,'1
said Leaman. "But as a result the harbor
will be a beautiful place."
· today they k'ept baby ..!l'rudY·Aiine a11Ve
by feedif!g her on water from the car's
radiator, mixed with canned milk.
-military srtuati"Ofi in the-tflfe·Quang Tri area is"""' s rtous Duf not Qe·",.'---~guidance proposal !Qr.-al~dentl and -ed .mnre. lbAD a monlh '•aP.. .., ._ ···--pera~e ." South Vietnamese abandoned Quang Tri early today.) Ky also members or the communlty under t11e ~·It'1 not a popular stamp. ll 'I too con·
predicted the-offensive could last three or four weeks more or until Regional Occupation Program . lrover1la l." 1ald Jack Cullen, 1uj)erin·
after PresLdent Nixon's trip to J\1oscow. ' -Approval of a contract to fjlm Dan11 lendenl. or window service 1t the main The parents lived on l'I pack of cookies
and during the chi ll dessert nighls huddled
together with Trudy-Anne between them Are Promiscuous
Girls Riski1ig
.Wo1nb Cancer?
to keep warm.. · Ki d
The Greenwoods set out April 23 along • n ergarten
a little-used dirt track en route to
western Austral ia. 1 p • ,
They started to walk back lo th• town reregistration
of Eucla after a rock damaged their gas
EASTBOURNE, England iAP J -A
tank and they ran out of fuel. S M 6 They were found by Da.id Slephen~ et a y 22-2 I
who rePQrted _'.:Greenwood was lying , ~ British doctor say!-that some sexually
-promiscuous young g i r I s show
physiological signs of greater exposure to
the risk of cancer of the womb.
the ~esert .. his hfnguf. swollen, sunburn Kinder~arlen prc·regislralinn ~will take
an~ 'Ylttr~1.rfeet heavily blndaged. . PJace May 22 through-26 in the
. His wife a~, baby were a few miles Capistrano Unified School DistricL-
d9,.wn th~ l~ack. . Parents ore re quested lo make It a Dr. John Stallworthy, professor or
obstet rics and gynecolgy at Oxford
University. appealed to doctors, nurses
and health workers to tell young people
about the dangers of the permissive
60Ciety and sexual promiscuity.
he faf!ltl y was re~rled recovering point to regis ter th~ir childrj(I during this
after medical treatment 1n Eucla . time period so plans for next yea r can be
Stallworthy told the RO,Yal Society of
Health congress at. Eastbour~e that his
depirtmenl studied 450 a d o I e g c e n t
females who admitted being prom·
iscuous.
The study. he said. showed IO times the
normal changes taking place in the neck
of the womb which in later age groups
Were associated with a high risk of
cancer.
Stallworthy gave no furt her details of
his research into promiscuous females
but he said that venereal disease cases in
\vomen had gro\.\·n by 300 percent in
Britain from 1954 to 1969.
Data Belies Clahns
RABAT, f\1oroCco t UPI ) """ The govern·
ment said that few Moroccan males prac-
ticed polygamy but relused figures
showing there are 131 ,000 more married
women than married men in the country.
Saddleback Eyes·
PE Exempt-Age
"Whether physical education should re-
main mandatory for studen ts ov"er 18
years.of age will be discussed tonight by
trustees of Saddleback C o m m u n i t y
C.Olleges.
Prior to passage of the I.aw · lowering
the age of majority to 13. students were
required to take physical education until
they became 21. Now with the lower a~e
of adulthood the question is whether to
exempt them at 18.
Superintendent Fred H. Bremer noted
!hat the California Education Code gives
local boards the right to require physica l
education up to any age. but that it has
been customary to exempt persons over 21. .
The metting wjll begin at 7:30 p.m. at
the district . board room . 28000 Margue·
rite Parkway, Mission Viejo.
Gigi · Goof-s
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CARPINTERIA (UPI) -Cigi. a baby i'topped tra_!1smittina . ., Ij ,.as feat~ ~he
..... ~gray whste rtiea!led •from captivity a mtghf have died.
month ago. apparently retains her But a frisky baby whale showed up Fri·
fondness for humans -especially day night off the beach home of Roberta
r;urfers. Bond. who notified the Coast Guard and
A young. half·lon whale believed to be the Navy.
Gigi was spotted dW'in g the .weekend wl~ Navy he.Hcopter pil ol'i spotted ' the
two adult whales off the Carpinteria whale tbt nest da-y and 11id it appeared
beach. The sight 1ent surfers scurrying to to have tqUipmen L strapped to ill back.
hor Scientists were certain It was Gigi. 5 e. GI . "She will nol take a life seriously." g1 was returned to the Pacific after
said Steire 1.Alit.horwood. director of the spe nding most of the nest ye111r of her liff!
San Diego mitine 1Cience pr6ject which In 111 pool 11 the Sea World Marina center
raised the whalelrom infanc)'. Jn-sarrDiego. She bad been captured Jn a Me1ican lagoon. • ''She goofs off and plays around and Scientists hoj>ed she would join other
does un.,.,.halelike things," he said. gray whales in their annual migration to
.. surfacing lo watch 5urfers is the aort of the 8 . St r d h capriclo11~ bt.havior she has displa)'ed. ermg a. nstea ' a e apparently . . . has joined one of the smaJI 1roups nf
She thinks 111 grtat fun. , gray whalts wl'lo 1re thou1ht to forego
made to insure space for children .
... Visiting the school wilJ provide the
parent with essentia l information that
will help prepare the .ch.ild for this m-
troducliDn to school.
Children are eligible to enroll In
kindergarten if their fifth birthday is on
or before Dec. 2.
With the surging population growth that
is occurring within the school dis trict.
pre-registration is advisable, according to
distr ict officials.
Prior lo entering school, all children
must have been immunized against polio
and measles. and in add ition must h;ive,
the diptheria. tetanus and Whooping I
cough inoculation.
If a parent Is unsure of the school his 1
child will be attend ing next year. call the
district administrative office , 496--1215.
Capo . Education
To Be Discussed
A panel discussion on malters per-
ta ining to the Capi~trapo Unifi.ed ScbOol
District, including the all·year school con·
cepl. futu re school construction and bus-
ing within the district will be presented
at a meeting of the Laguna Niguel
Homeowners and Community Association
Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Crown Va llty
Elementary Stt1oo·1, 292921:roWff Va lley
Parkway.
Representatives of the school dlslr1ct. ·
Crown 'valley school, parent·teacher
groups and the community wiU gerve on
the panel and ample time will be allotted I
for questions and answers. '
The meeting ii optn to all interested 1 residen lt ·
Castro Plans Vjsit •
MIAMI, fla. (AP • -1Prime Mlnl!ter
Fidel castro will make a "friendly, of·
rlclal visit" to the Republic al Guinea In
esrly May , according 10 Radio Jla vana
In s broadcast monitortd In Misml on
Sund1y, the Cuban radio said Castnt
ACTIVE INTEREST
IN SPECTATORS.
The dash of Iha Tight and dark,
here on a timeless pump.
FLORSHEIM does U with
premium calfskin on tha
imponant higher tapered
heel, Very tasteful
balance, all· eround.
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Hills High School foot ball games, a prac· branch.
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ogo when 1 rad io fmened to }>et back · ~lilornl1'1 coast
would visit at the invitation of President _
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;,,1;in1!'. 1n thr ."illn h,.v .. <'r1mpri r.rrl nu r
Mti'I ~Lilli· tor 13 }'f'llr."i nnw ~1nrl abruptly,
11 liecm~ thr plagur iii !ht ,\1111nl and h11 •
fin.illy f:1!h·n upon 1t1rm. ,
llawrui, ll t!r-vr lop'I. fnrmerly kn1 )1o1.·n ii'I
th,. S;in•llol{1rh r ~I ;1 n 1! ~. 1."i hr 1na hanrl·
wirhrrl by !ht' pr11t1frr:it111n nl the mntnr
cnr
r l:il nly. :i lnt nl folk!! (lljt there in the
AJn h;1 Stalr f1 b'Hrf'! lh rv ;1rr ~ett1 ng to the
m int wht•rr ynu r an't h.1rdlv rind· El ralm
tri·r rir r• llf':1,.h for 1hr numher nf mini·
hurl'~, ;11 !1nm<!h 1l1•t;, trurk ~ ;ind campr.r.'t
th:11 ;in· pl v1111.t 1h"1r· strf'1'1"
So nnw they fire plRnn1na tn dn
!'lnmrt h1ni: nlYJul 11 Thr H;iw.1111an
· l.r it1"il:i11u'f' h11 ~ 111F.1 p;1 ~~1'r! a hill !hat
\Yt u1ld rut n hmil rin thr nurnhcr of molor vr h1rlr~ wh1rh wo ulrl hP R11owrrl upnn thP.
\•:1r1n11!1 1~land11 11! our 5fllh 11talf'. Th~
mra~urr' n11w r('f)OS!'!I 11pon th~ de11k nL
f;oV, .lohn A. Rurnii:. 8 De1MCr11t who, tn
date. hn i; l>oen mum about whether or not
hr'll t1,ign the thing.
rr llE DOES ~ign the bill into law, 1t i11
almol'lt ·cerloin lhat ever y ne w and used
r ar dealer in the lslanrl!ii will join tn
challenge the leg islation A z un-
Conslilulional. The U.S. Con11tllution . you
gee, makel'I II unlawful for a state to pe11s
a mea svrc. that re:rilrn lni'! lnter"tale trarle.
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NIXONS ENJOY TEXAS OUTDOOR COOK ING AT TREASURY SECRETARY CONNALLY'S RANCH
Preaident Addre11ed 200 Neighbors at lnformel Even ing i~ Flqreavi ll e, Tex11.
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.Belfast Factory
Rippe.cl by Bombs
BELfAST (AP t -A chain of terrorist
bomb blasts ·ripped thr ough a big
f\orthern Ireland synthetic fibres plant
today. killing one man and injuring 10
(It hers.
The rxplpsions Jeft one man "'Jlh bn1h
arms ripped' off and anot her "'it h se rious
he.ad injur'fes as flames eng ulfed th e fac•.
tnry at Car.r ickfergu.s, JO miles outside
Belfast.
Secur ity rorces sa id that 2() minutes
before the f irst de tona tion they received
an anonymous telephone tip that ex·
Poli~e Fund s
For GOP 1\:leet
In Mia111i E yecl
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plo;ives had been planled Jn a canteen at
1he factor \', owned by the British
Chemical cOmbine. Courta ul ds.
.!\s gu ards searched the bu1ld1ng. 1
hu µe bl;is1 rocked the polyester depa rt·
menl. packed \1J1 h high!.v infl ammable
chemicals. Tll~ plant rost SJ J.2 million
and is among the most advan ced in
Europe.
The auack "'as blamed on the Irish
Rrpu bliran Army,
Br1la 1n·s chicr 9d1ninislralor in
l'\orth ern Ireland . \\'1Uiam \\'hitelaw , had
emeegency ta lks in Belfast during the
clar on the rampage of Prott>stant mobs
thr.oug h !he l'.'.l p1tal Sunda y nigh!.
Sccuri ly Jortes fe.:i r lhe long-awaited
Protestant b<lcklash n1ay ha \'e started
against the lRA'.s ,guerri lla campaign and
concessions toward the province's Rom·
an Catholic minoritv.
As \\lh ite law arid · J'>.1nrthern Ireland of·
ficials. iiiscussed the eruption of Protest·
a nt violence. security rorces announced
!hat fl-'fa·gilJ lgan internment camp near
Londonderr.v. used to incarccr;ite IRA
TALLA HASS EE, Fla. fL'PI ! -Gov. suspects . had bl'en cl oscd. The remaining
Rcub in Askew confers "'ilh Miam i Beach 44 inma!es were tran sferred Sunday to
officials today on how lo spend $550,000 in Long Kesh internment camp, close to
federa l funds for policing the Rep ublican
8~~~1~ and pubs wrre set abl;ize in 1 Nal io nal Con \·ent ion in August. three-hour fig ht s und:iy befli·('en rioters
'Ants y' Houston Co' nnally Throips Texas Miami Beach Mayor Chuck Hall and •.nd pol ire in eastern Belfa s l'• City ~lanager Clif[Qrd O'KeY flew ro t\'ewtownards Road district. a Protestant
R k H d E
, Tallahassee lo discuss the addit ional stronghold. Bloody riots in eastern
0C 0Ufi S J Ve funds for con vention securily prom ised" Bel fast Saturdl'l y night injured 12 police _ .t , and IJ civi lians. / L p t f N • Saturday by Jerris Leonard. head of the A spokesrn<1n al Bclf;ist police helld-N ew Moon Stones awn ar y or ixons Federal Law En/orcement Assistance quaclC'rs said. "It 's a case of !he
... Administralion tLE AA ). gamekeepers turned poachers. The
SPACE CENTER . Houston tUPJ) _ The city already had been promised Protestant cro11•ds are att:icki ng us. The
On the othe r hanrl, however. the
Conl'!titulinn 11180 RrRnh1 e11ch ~t81«-t-hc
aU!_hfli-lly Jo ul'!e ·115 po1icl'! powerrtn 'the"
jnterest of safely, heallh 11iid welfare of
j\!I clt1r.en11.
-Im.patient geologists ge:La.Jook.J.oday at_ FLORESVILLE. !ex. (U~l ). T All lesson in the art o~artcr horse han d!-more th an $500.~ for bce~ed·~P security ·Protesta.nt back!ash seems unde r way."
-the rocks-and -pictures from~man 's firs t _"'ltletftlon~:r~pt=hormng:ii:nm--m~·--~-. ~,,._atJbe.·Demecra!Jc ~00YenltfHt..1lL:J:_ul,Yt--e0-~-t!~1~1_f!Jhe_yif>le1J£S !!2.~!9nte.~. t;;';1't''l;im;!e!;id, _ _,~-
visit to the· lunar highlands. the pa yoff of the PicOSIJ Ranch near San Antonio. Two cowboys put the ponies th rough the last pledge brings t~e total federal solefy me-work o leen-ai:ie gangs w 0
That wiU he the p;egment of the Jaw
which the llawalian aut11 conlrnl backers
wil l . .hanR._lhc.ir legal b.!1!!-
llAWAllAN STATE Senator Na d a o
V()shin11~i;1 11u1hnrer1 lhr 11u!n control law
and he rxplnins. ··we are app roaching
the point in !lme "'hrre a decisio n must
he martr as to which one of the se
Conslitut1o n11I prinr 1ples ~hall prevail ."
Wl'll. ma ybe Sl'nnlnr Yoshlnaga's con-
trol measure wil l prrvnil and I suspect 11
lot of folks here on the Mainland will be
1n hi" cheer ing srrlinn ·
Chan cc.s arc. however . that limlling
autos Is 11bout the §ame as hmll ing Jlf'O-
ple. There has been a lot of talk about
rioinl just that righl here along our
Oranjc Coast.
Some nf us who ha ve lived along th il'I
coast for A few summers ha ve come to
r:ill the phenomena, ''The Last Man ln
Theory ."
. It gt.111 · this nnm e because It ls often
fin 1TI r nf'wromrr "'hn arrives. hr1eJ!y
t1r:in~ thr rrowrlrrl rond11inn!I ;ind then
pronounces. "Lork !hr g;:i1rs . .Don't lei
anvhorl y rl~r 1nn\'e In here. It's !no
C'flllYdl'd nlrcarly ."
Tiit-: l.A1'T ~l i\1\1 111 ~111rtimrs yells 50
lonli!, and lourll y :11:.! !hr r~st of us wish
that Ul<lcr1I 11·r ht.ii locked the R11 1es -
just bclnrr h,. 11rr••er1 on thr scr.nl'.
Anyw:1y, !hr L11l !\Ian In .~yndrome
hos heroin(' 10,,rr 1'nph1sllr11lrrl these
dav5 nnrl lhnsc th;i l 11·nulrl l1n11f thc influx
l."\lk In trrms of popul11t1on rlrnsit y con·
trnl. znn1n~. l:ulCI UM: curh.~ and the like.
II prrtt y much 1neans the same thing.
ho1,·c~·cr.
IF' llAW All ~11rrcrrli: 1n l1mW1nJil the in-
flux of, n1ntor earl', you rt1n prett y well
l'iPI they "M'lll h;;i ve alsn hn11lrrl In 11 lRrge
dr,g rrf lhr lmmlRr.'ltlon nf nl'\\' rith:rns
into nur 'rJJth sl:t!r "
Sn 1f lt:11r11h mnkel' it ~Itek . you ca n bt-1
11 lnl nf fnlk~ hPrr no thr ri1a!nl11nrl 11•1ll bP
f",1grr 1n cli111h nn !hr i;ame hanrl1r,1~nn.
1\ 11011 n1n!nrb.ed on~. of cnurl'r
Tr~t 1'uh c 'freeze·~
('lllCAr.O 11 '1'11 -1\n rrl ilnr1a l 111 lhr
,Journal nf !hr A111cr1r11n -~lrrlir:il
/\~!'llr1111inn ::;unrl;~y c:1l lr1t fo r SUl'f>"nstnn
-nf ffifi trr l'xprrunrnts on 11nplAnl:illnn of
''1 r~t luht• h:ih1P~·· 1n1n 11·0111rn's 11·on1hs.
1 hr .lou~nrl ~111rl frrhl11rrl <'~~I' h;i\'e
11lrt'11rl~· llf>r 11 i.:r•111n11fi1.,1rlt• thr bnrl.\·. and
r:nn1" rrsr11rrhrr~ h,1\'r d1scu~sf'fl !hp
J'l'1,<,~1h1hty of 1111111.1 nllni:: lhr1n 1n human~
on a lrlal b:1~t~.
Apollo !li's flight to -the moon. ~ bumpiilg down (In a grassy strip next .to their paces at Connally'S directiOW.--and ru~d.s for law enforcement to ove r $1 wear tar'.an scarves as badges of
. . -. a herd of russel-colo red Santa Getrud1s . then brought the horses over to Nixon ror m11l1on. . Protestantism. The rioters' base ap-
Scicnli!lls . hoped lhe roc k colleet10.n Out of the fleet of fancy priv11.t~ approval. The President aimed 8 pass al The !Yliami Bcl'ICh City council is ex-pea~ed to be broadening · from a purely w~ul~_contain long-sou3ht. pieces of t~e aircraft stepped the movers and shakers one of the horses flanks but hit the rirler pected to vQJe Wednesday on a fo rmal hoohg'an efement. he added. pr1~!liY.e. ltJJJar crust wh ich.. !Pparcntl r._of-.the.State of Texas. Oilmen. ranchers, on the knee instead. The musicians bid lo the GO~. wh~c~ ls reporte~ rea~y .. Things are (:ertainly escalating ." said
sol1d1fed .fr?m a vast pool·()f mollen rock businessmen, newspaper publishers, played ''The Eyes of Texas are Upon ~o pull out of its original convenllon site the spokesman. "\V e expect more ()f
4 to 4.5 btlhon years ago. , bemQcrats and Repu blicans. You." 1n San Diego. th is ." ·
Astronauts John \V. 't.ouo.gi.. Thoma s K. Otherri came by car until there were Dinner was under 11 yellow and \Yhilc Rcpublica~ Party leaders have made it Llp lo now. the Roman Catholic Irish M11ttin~ly and Chi1rle.~ ri1. DUkc t>roui::ht 200 of the stllte's· power elite assembled striped tent. Connally iiddressed the clear the y ."·111 sn11p up a bid from 1\-iiami R:epublican Army has caused most ()f the
back a record 245 pound~ of rock and soil on the lawn outside John Connally's throng as "many of the aearest friend s ~el'lch. "'ht ch \\'as rr,tected a~ a po~s~ble violence in J\'ort hern Ireland 's nearly
s11mples and 11 record · 10,i!JOM pictures fieldstone ranchhouse. we have in this v.·orld." sire last ye;ir. But some city officials three years of bloodshed and destruction.
taken during their l l da ys in .space.· · The ~uests (If honor -President and on a parly breakdown . the guests were h~\·c h~d second ~houij'hl s a~ut hosti_ng .~
Dr. !\>lichacl Duke curator of th~ Lunar "'1rs. Nixon -arrived by Marine Corps about 80 percent Democrars. Thal esll· l"o n1 a1~r conve~hons ~ack lo back. \\'1th Rec~i ving Laborat~ry. Said t~e first helicopter. The re sulting gath~ring . s~l a male c:ime from George Christian , on!~ a 2!>0-_man city police force to handle
rockri lo be opened and exam ined in a bcnth mark for Central Texas soctahtes former press aide to Connally and Presi-a nt1-estabhsh~enl dcmnnslr11lors.
sterile nitroi;irn-fillr.d cabinet would c<>me lo shoot a~ for years to co~e. dent Johnson. Ma ll :ind 0 Key are expected to ask for
from a . bag believed to contain rocks It w11sn t ;i __ h11rbcque in the Lyndon The :iiling former President was On the J.000 men fron1 the Florida Highway ~athcrei1 by Youn~ and Duke on their ex-J ohnson trarl 1\1on. There \Yas no hot nffici al guest list but remained at his LBj Pal ~ol an_d other slate ;igencies to be
I.. !lo of No th RAY Cra ter du in a ~auc_c and th~ use of the word was R:inch 100 mile s to the 0 0 r t h available r_n ca se of troublc. P 0'.a n ~ . r f' stud1ouslv avoided. · ' Hall said Sat d ' ln-' from
Ramp .f. estival
Li1igeririg· _On
their third and last moonwal~ April 23: f"ci thcr was it a political clambake. recuperating rrorit his recent heart at-. ur ay s ~ l:\jge
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tt Wl'IS durlng that excursion. th11t scien-.. ,.,cepto'ng No·xon, no acti'e cando'datcs for tack. ~ixon ~ho11ed him from the party Lf,'donar1d included a .prom1_se to make c: and wished him a speedy recovery. ~ra m_anpower -including troops -
lists rea ched the conclu ~1nn ~hat the (lffice were invited. Call it an elega nt . . avaliable 1n case C>f emergency
COSB_Y .. 1:'enn. (UPI J -They ~ame
from .v1rg1n1a. Ge<>rgia , Alabama, North
Carohna and Tennessee -some 8,000 of
t he~ ..... for the 19th annual ramp
fesflval. a salute to the oni on-like moun·
tain del icacy \\'hose strong taste Jinger1
on. and on and on.'
asl.ronauts were not find ing pieces of Texas la wn parly. There \Yas Mexican One rrominent Republica n was Anne '
volcanic Java flows as had been expected . music fro!ll"slrolling guitarists. Bouque!s Ar rn s!rong, the party's nat ional vice 1 n~tead. th~ rocks appeared to be far of yellow and whit e chry~lhemums ch11irn1an .
more compllcateri conglomerates which floated in the swi mm ing ~ and the O!h cr i;ucsts in{'ludcd computer
5cienlists ipecu\atcd could hold the b:iskeL5 of flowers hung from the tn agnates H. Jioss Perot and Sam \\lyl y.
crui;tal mat<'rial. br;inrhrs or Jive (!il k trees thnl formed a contractors George Brown and H. B.
Such ancien!. spccimrns \\•ould help ca nopy ovrr the front lawn. Zachary, niln1en Robert 1\-Tosbacher and
scientisls fill 111 the g:ips ln lhc rapidly An American flag flapped smartl y in .John I>. i\.1urchison and <1ttorncys Perry
expanding sl.ory of the, moon 's birth <1nd the war msprini:: breeze. Bass and Tnm -Sealy. \•tolenl childhood . · The Sucsls, most dressed in casual Former Texas r.01·. Al lan Shil'ers al·
The three astronaut s rc\urn('d to a sportswear . socialized over cocktnils and tended. as did P. E. Haggert y, chairman
joyful greeting from lhrir lovrd ones and gathered at the edge o{ an 11dj~ing nf Texas Instruments. anrt Robert J.
rrllO"' spareworkers 111 the Manned Space Pasture lo watch Connally gi\'e Nix~ a Kleberg . of the King Ranch fam ily.
C.Cnter lair Saturd ay night after a
nonstop flight from H111vaii.
Wicks
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Hits Corporate W orl\:ers
WASHINGTON !AP\ -A biparti s;in
effort to raise political funds an1ong cor-
por11tr emplo.ve~. espe_c1ally blue-collar
workers. is being launched \\'1th S!00.000
in seed n1nney contributed by 27 major
corporations.
Arnong thrm is Lockhctrl Corp. u•hich
!:isl year obtainrd 11 $250-millio n frdrr:il
loan guarantee to sl ave off bankrupt cy.
A Lockh eed spokesman said Ol'Cr the
"'erkrnd. howe\·er. lhat the company's
contribulions "'ai "l'cry small. no more
than $500 lo St.000."
The s'pokesman. Bill \\'ilson. vire presi-
dent for union affairs. said the company
111 presrnt has TI(I acth·e executJ\'e
poliUrat fund ·raising program although it
is "considering setling one up."
He said the company had such a pro--
iiram four years <1go. prior to its troubles
\\'ith the C5A military tran ~port pla ne
and its co1nmerc iat LlOl l jet liner. but
lhal it "·as or'l'fv able !o raise some $12.000
from 90.000 rmployes.
QAILY PILOT
DELIVERY SERVICE
D'livtry of th! Oa!ly Pilot
Is guar.inteed
S•lu<Cl~y I nd Sur>e11v: It Vl>U oa r>O! ttttlvt
YOIJ• COPY bV ' • m St !1J•d1v. or I I "'·
Sufldty, c1ll •nd • tOPV ,..;u ~ brtilJthl to
You. C111, l rt lt~•n un!il 10 t .m.
l tlt'PhO~!S
Matt O••not Covn•v A•••l •.....•• '0·4l21 Nart~-SI "'unllng!Oll BNt~
'""' W1t1mln1tet .•..•. .~ ..•... 14l21t
'an C,,11 ..... nt•, C•Pi•t•lflO Betc~. S•n J111n (8pl11tena. Otn• Point,
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featured barbecued chicken . roast beef,
cornpnne, hot dogs tind cold drinks.
Coun_try music singer David Houston
and his sho"' entrrtained along with
gospel groups.
. T~ere "'rre l"'o food lines . one fealW't'"-~
1~g Jus t t"·o sma ll ramps and the ch icken
d 1n~er. The-olhcr line contained the
serious ramp lovers and featured the
beef \\'ilh heaping portions of'both raw
and cooked ramp.
Line one had about tw ice as many
taktrs as line numbfr two.
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out by the Publ ic Affairs Council as
among corpor:ilions \\·hl ch contr ibuted
lhe $100 .000 in seed mone y to finance a
drh e aimed at t;i pping a rel11ti\'ely un-
touc hed sources of rorporate po!it itai
run ds -!he unrkingman's \l'Allr l. The
Ct)Unr1 ! is n1.1dr up of publi c-iiffa irs of-
f1rers of more than 200 companies .
Thr dril·f' 11 1t~ launched Sunday ~·11h
lrllcrs si~ned by the Republi can and
Demorratic nation:.! 'ch<1ifmen to 12.500
of !he nat ion's larges! corporations. L
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"All of us real izr "''-' must expand the
b~sc . of politic al suppo rl if \l'C arc to
mRinta in an eC'Onon1ically viable tv.·o par·
I,\' system." said Republican Ch<1irman
Robert J. Dole and Dem ocratic Chairinan
La"·rr nce J . o ·Brien.
The t"o chairmen noled in their letter
lh;tl lhe nc\\· fedrr:il rlt'C'lio ns Jaw . "M·hich
"·i;:nl 1ntn effect April i . for lhe first time
•gh•rs full legal s11nct1on to corporate
.fund-r::iising acth·ities and pro\'ides tar
-Oeduc11ons for small contribuliOns.
Other compa nies li sttd as backing the
drl\ r ar(' Alcoa . B<'ech Aircraft. Borg-
\\'arn('r. Ill11ck & rkcker. Chase fl-1R nhat-
lan. llart lnd uslr1es. E c n no m IC'~
L..abn rator)·. El P11so Xalural Ga s. E\•ans
PrMucts. Fnrd . Gent ral E I e r I r i,(' •
C<'neral Telephone. Kr('_sge. Luton. ~he
~ftad C<lrp.. :\1inne~olA ~tinln111:. Olin.
f'9ciflc Ga ~. PhilJlp ~!orris. RD\. R.,.J .
Reynol ds, Sears, TR"'. U S. Pl~"'·Oocf,
\\'allaee-~iurrll)' and \\'hlrlf)OCll.
The ('Ot1ncll has scheduled M!mlnars
nu! month In ge,·cn major cities and
prnmtSH in its brochure lo teach tor·
por>uons 111 the tricks ol fundralsln£
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Angela Davis and found in the ~~~
cell of "Solfdad Brother"
George Jackson after his
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document contains references ~~
to a passionate "physical in· •
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Davis and Jackson. They met
only once -in a jail cell wit h
their__ attorneys pre.sent in Ju-
ly, 1971 .
UNUSUAL BALLGAME AT GOLDEN GATE PARK
Pl1ytrs Wtrt . Blind ind Equipment Emits Signals
" 'Blind' Baseball:
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01 ~ O.llY ''"' s1att building. This was denied In
The Charles E. Grilfln family Superior Court but in January
of Balboa Island has left to at. the st8te Supr~me Court, in an
tend the Caliiom.ia.. .Supreme unusual action, transferred ths
Court's Tuesday heariDg in a c~ hi ilst>lf for a final
J\1ammjlth Lakes . hlgh rise decision and ordered a halt to
case ~ich the ,state attornty construction.
general has termed. "the most Attornty Gent.rat Evelle J.
i mp or t ant environmental Younger hes filed a brief sup-
Ja,\·suit pending in Calilornia porting ·the charge of the
today.'' Friends of Mammolh ttiat
The Griffins htad the Mono County failed to study
Orange County chapter of a the enxironmental impact of
group calling itself Friends <>f the project ns irqui~rd by the
Mammoth. It is seeking better Environmental Quality Act or
l~nd use and planning for the 1970.
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arrangements.
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' mountain resort community fl.1ono County contends that
and is asking the high court to the requirements or t h e
hear objections to a con· Environmental Qua.lily Act ap-Cl ll 1 N
diti onal use permit issued for ply only to public pcoje<ts. ia e1iae t ie ews Quiz
The state hopes to prove
that l\fiss Davis' passion for
Jackson led her to plot to free
him from prison. The escape
attempt at the l\farin CoUnty
courthouse Aug. 7, 1970. \~·as in
railure and left four dead.
a n1ajor development at ti.1am· The Friends of l\1ammoth suit. <........'
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8 B B San Fra~c1sco. ' asks the Supren1e Court to s at ases eep The s' err' Club also has rule on whether it "tends to . 011 . a turd. a y's' Fa11 • ;zy Pabcre
in support of the Friends of private land as well.
Judge Richard E. ArnaSon
las t week allowed prosecutor
Albert W. Har11is Jr. to in-
troduce three letters in \1•hich
Miss Davis expressed her Jove
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SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -grounders and basked Jn the The controversy began more
August in what authorities "Outta Sight," exclaimed a
said was an tscape attempt happ}i ballplayer after the
from San Quentin Prison. first baseball game played by
But Arnason refused to ad· blind persons.
mit the lengthy diary-type The game ended with the
document, saying much or it Giants defeating the A'si. 2·1,
"·as ';i mmaterial" to the case. but the real winners were
But he said he "'ould consider !he sightless teen ager s
l1arris' n1otion to admit an playing lo the sounds of a
edited version of seven pages. breping bat and bases.
He \vas expj!cted to rule today The blind youngsters took
or Tuesday on the matter~. __ tc__hc__ei_r _lu_rn_s_a_t_ba_I_. _c_h_as_ed
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"Excuse me, but that ian't
happens to be his name.''
.l}y Phil lnlerlandi
nee~. Thal just
cheers or 200 spectators "'ho than a year ago when Mono
turned out on a s u n n y County authorities l s s u e d
Saturday Cor the game at permits to International
Golden Gate Park. Recreation. Ltd. for a 400-anit
'l'he game ,1·as made pos· development to be housed in
sible by the Pioneers , a social six buildings. seven and eight
service group made up or stories in height, over a milc-
employes of the p a c i f i c long parcel adjacent to land
:relephone Co. They dev'elopcd zoned (or sing I e fa mi 1 Y
beeping bases lo go along with residences.
a beeping sollball desigf!ed a Existing height ord inances
.)'(':lr ago in Denver. and setback requirements
"I lhink the Pioneers and "·ere lifted to allo\V con-
the blind players thoroughly sLruclion of the project, \vhich
enjoyed it." said a game homeowners . maintain would
organizer. "The expression on de~alute their nearby prop-
theirlFces -whc:n--;they liit that ·---ul.Mlli..-~. ---..:~ --
ball or located it you'd have to The Friends of Mammoth,
see to believe." headed by Olympic ski cham-
Batters stood at a plate fac-pion Andrew Mead Lawren·
ing a fan-shaped! field which ce, sought a "stay of con·
was divided into s eve n struction" when the developer
segments, with a fielder in began clearing trees and
each.
\Vhen the baller hit the ball.
the fielders tried lo locate it
by 60Uncl. The batter walked
to"·ard one -the beeping one
-of eight bases arranged in a
semicircle behind him. A con·
trollcr changed the beeping
base on each pla y.
'Colonel'
To Support
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San Diego
Laborers
01i Strike
SAN DIEGO (AP) -About
6.000 construction laborers in
San Diego County went on
strike today, and a contractors
spokesman said the walkout
will idle an estimated 2{),000
workers on $200 million worth
, qf building prOjec ts.
Local 89 of the Laborers
LOS ANGELES (AP) , Interilational Union of North
Chairman John Y. Brown or Americl!.ll called the strike
the Kentucky Fried Chicken after neg<itiations on a two-
chain says he ;will underwrite year contract broke down Fri·
$1 million of the expense of day. Union and contractors
staging a fund-raising telethon representatives said another
for the Democratic Party. bargaining · s e s s i o n was
The telethon will be aired by scheduled. for Wednesday.
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19 Bay Church.es Or=ier· July J!.9. the eve or the beg!" p>eketmg. conslruchon 1·u Democratic Nation a I Con-pro1ects this morning.
vention. Total cost will be "We don't anticipate a Jong • 0 d • d $1.25 million. The fund-raiser strike ~ause it would-be-too ~ . Gay Pi·iest 1• aine is intended lo helii erase the expen,,v• for both th< con· :. · . .. •----party's $9 .3·million debt.--tractors -ron1-Ufe laborers,"
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SAN CARLOS (AP )-=-After stepped to he pulpit in a neat out of bankruptcy we're not manager of local 89. . .
a four-hour debale, delegates mod suit after his affirmation going to be effective in the · Jo~n Dowdy, executive . vice
of 19 San Francisco Bay Area and said: fall," said Brown. who makes president of the Associated
cl'.i1t·rhes of the Church of "I celebrate. You give )ne his headquarters in Louisville, Genera l Con t ra cl ors, Chri~;t have ordered the the opportunity to do the work Ky . Ile was here over the estimated va!Ue or the work
ordination or~1r affirmed I kno\V J do besl. God bless weekend to m a k e ar· affected by the walkout at $200
·Jton1oscxuol. you .·· rangements for the program. million.
Sixty-t1l·o or 96 lay and Thechurch had erupted in
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estant denon1in<1ticn. \1· hi c h porters when the vote was
claims Some 2 mi 11 ion taken . but some or the more \ Beh" d the
members nationall y. voted than 200 in the audience left lft
Sunday in fa vor of ordaining quick!~ .. among them an elder· Safeco Smile
V.1illiam Johnson. 25. a Iv m1111ster . v.•ho c a 11 e d •
graduate of the Pacific School Johnson 's affirmation "an af· Yachtin~ liability coverage al
I. I · B k I front to Christianity." U,P to ~ of "·hat you may be of Re 1g on 1n er e ey. paying noiv ! Church officials said they In a speech on his can-S •1
Y.'ere reasonahly certain th is didacy, Johnson said that "the mile,
was the first tiine a professed verv essence of life to me lies y 1 W'th
homosexual had been ordered in giving myself to a life or OU re I
ordained 0in his OY.'TI church. ministrv." 5 f
and possibl~· in the hi story of He did not leave out his G eCO.
organized Christionity. homosexuality. Referring to ~
Some said there have been his "gay sexual orientation," s.
instances of already ordained Johnson said there often is a
ministers making public their "sinful in consistency"
homosexuality. between the church and the
Johnson , "'00 hjid been ,gospel. "The Churc h. it seems.
turned do"'" by a 3-2 vote by is often 11ot practicing "·hat it
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Dilly.-Dallying __ Board.
Ju1t three year1 and three month1 ago v.·e put -our
delia:hted Orange County Superior Court and Sant~ Ana
Municipal Court judges into a brand new $11 .S mllUon
county courthouse and wished them well. •
1'hey had waited a long time for the f4lfill menl o(
that dream. So had the many thousands ,of jurors who
trudged around the civic center performing their duly
.in converted churche1 and any building that could be
util ized fQ handle lhe overflow from the outgrown courl·
house at Sycamore a.nd Broadway.
/')even floor~ of the I !·floor tourthouse were rea·dy
for ocrurancy. The rcmai~ng four were. we were a!i·
1ured' by cou nty superviso rs. to he completed with S3
million in funds that co uld quickly be made available.
lhe old courthouse •pace\nce more to usabilily by non·
court agencies when the vacant space in the new cour~
house Is furnished for court use.
Long before May ls out, jury panels will be dis-
patched ·from the new courthouse to possible jury du ty
at the old courthouse. Many who are rejected for jury
duty in one of those converted courtrooms could well
be returned to the new courthouse to be assiJned yet
a~ain to the old building -after the long civic ce nter
hike involved in that arrangement.
The old OOu-nty courthouse that is again being
pressed into service has been officially desfgnated as an
hi,;toric monument. Some similar designation should be
conferred -on ~ cou nt y Board of Supervisors that has al·
lowed many of our dedicated underpaid jurors to be in·
convenienced in this manner. But Superior Co urt Admini~tratQr Leslie McCa rtney
.. w the danger. fie 3'ked 1n 1910. 1911 and 1912 for the , tg~nr~m~;r~gt~0~~r~~~:ec~;!~~~tion 01 at 1east some oc .. ,L,nak.wl•w "n., .. a,.~, .• ' .. ,1Uu bs.,~,.'1,1·~·· 1.,~.ns-.-;.
More Superior (;ourt judges had been approved by ... .. .... w • " ...,.
t.be Legi slature, he told the bo.ard . But space in the new and hm1tr:d ~ Lato i.t n.~ the eJ:pre.~sion ()j e 111stitut1on•
courthouse was already at a premium and it was vital oliztd med zu m of rtruor1 , that's all we have 1tanding be•
1o begin work· on the eighth. ninth, tenth and eleventh fwetn u:i nnrl tyranny of mere -will and the cruelty of un-• ' ____ bridled, u.11l1#c.i.pl1ned fr:.eling. 1t ___, __ • ------
floorit. -l"r.lix l"rankfurter Those floors are still the bare shell they were in
]969. So i!i the third floor of the Munl cipal Court wing President Nixon recalled the late Justice Frank·
of the building tha't could have been utilized for the three Curler 's expression ol reverence forrthe law whep he
Superior Cou rt judges who have this month found no · proclaimed today, May 1. as Law Day, USA, 1972. He
r oom at the $11 .5 million inn. al~o cited the vast array of day·to-day activities ranging
Their fate? You guessed it. They will welcome their through buying and selling, marrying. speaking freely
first juries in space at the old cou rthouse that was con· and countless others which could not be done without
verted rro m courtroom« to the kin d of accommodation re· the underpinning of law. ~
quired by agencies which moved into the bu il ding ip Today is , a da y, not to honor lawyers, but for
1969. The space was returned to it~ former condition thi:ii American citizens to give thought to the central rol e of
past month by county worker!i: who must have had a re· law in a civi liz ed society. And to consider what can and
freshi ng in!iight into the working~ of bureaucra cy. should be done to make certa in th:.t law and justice go
-Public fUMds were \vast,,ed because-nf -dilry·dallying tiand in hanatn the equal service ol all elements of
· by the 11upervisors. And mofe will be wasted in restoring American society.
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ting er and Company, a palling organiza-
tion whic h specialiies_ln market analysis.
the hawks are emerging from the ir
-cz· ri " support-
-chOice for president 07er ""ill Democratic 'Buflhe ha"·ks ffuctuale. varying-rrom ts
~ (sYDNEY J. H~s)
: 1 lbou&ht l'd try an unusual sort nf
~ 1r0rd.qulz today. because of the dale, and
t propound 1 series af questions dealing
f with the month of May. Feel merry If you
t are able lo answer half of them .
I. When 1nd where
•as "May Day"
flr1t c:tlebrated.
~ ~· ow did May Da also come lo r "holiday" for
P, organized labo r
' 3. What 11 meJnt t by ·the exprealon.
'· "11ere we 10 J..81l}!er•
:. ln1 nu~ in Ma y."
~ 4. WHY DO WE speak ol a marriage
:-of ''January and ~1ay?"
:-~. What Is the origin of the mar ine
call for 'emergency helP. "Ma yday!
Mayday!"
It-Whal blslorit.:al-.figure -"'as kn own_
as the "Maypole"
; 7. .WhY were R.oman m 11 r r i a JI e s
.. postpaned from May to J~ne? a. What w111 the early English name
fnr the month of May, before It w11s
Lltlnized? ~ 9. Why ls the most fashionab le 1ectlan
r ol l..ondan c:alled "Mayfair?"
10. In what peculiar way did th~ Goth
l and Swedes honor May Day?
' ANSWERS:
1. In tht pre-historic spring rertllity
!. rite1 of Jndl1-end Egypt; but formally
' c:rlebrated by the early RomAn!i as the
festival of Flora. goddeM of spring.
2. The .Second Socialist ln!rrnalion•l.
\n 1889 dtsignattd t-.1ay Da y as a holld11y
for or1anlied labor af the le!t. and since
Thought for Law .Day May I : If
you exercfse your right to drink,
you forfeit your privilege to drive.'
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then It has been celebrated by
demonstrations .and parades through.out
Europe and the U.S.
3. There are no nu ls in M•Y, and the
expression is a corruption af "knot," or
. sprigs. of May: we 4till speak of "love-
knot!," tlid a bunch of flowers is called 1
"knot.''
4 IN-ONE OF Chaucer's tales. a love-
ly young girl named May marries
January. a Lombard bafon 60 years old;
i.nevitably, sti,e betrays him.
S. "!\1ayda y!" i!i the phoneUc ren·
dlfian of lhc f'rerlch "M'alder," meaning
"help me."
6. The Duchess of Kendal, m.islress of
George 1. go called because she was thin
and tall as 11 May-pole.
7. May was considered unlucky for
weddings, since . in this month were held
the festivals of Bona Dea, goddess of
chastity, and the feats of the dead, called
Lemurali11. June, ctlebrating Juno,was-
prefrrred.
8· "THRR11LCE," because then caws
c.an be milked three times a day.
9. King Edward Ifl_.9.rdei:._ed that each
Maj' there 11hould be held 11t !bat 1pot a
six days' fair in aid of the Leper Hospil•I
nt St. James: The .hospital occupied.J.he
site on which St. James' Palace now
stands.
JO. A mock battle between Summer
and Winter. (Until rectntly, still en11cted
In the Isle of Man .)
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Co mmittee on Cut11l'K'nt15 lle11ltb
and Cn~n1f'Olt·11
American t-.tedical A~o!WK'i1tlon
.Hexachlorophenc . thf mn.<:t \\'idrly uM'<i
agent lo prevent h11rlrru1I nvergr(lwlh
and limit rontamin11l1on. i~ incorporaled
in untold number5 And k ind~ o, cons umer
1oods. Jt5 n1eril!!, louted by some, remain
unmentioned by others. In a c<>nsiderablc
variety of C(ln~uintr i::oort~. thr ratlonnlt'
for its use .is abscure. and ils ron:-umer
appeal. until now. l11r~t.
NonethC'lcss. hritac:hloroph<'ne fill~ R
health need \\'Ith ~c 1enl1fir1'll~·
documtnttd efftclivencs5. It is thcrcf('lrr
unfortWlale that !ht. Food and Orui::
Admini.!tration has propc:1srri ne11· rcgul n·
Oo!\S which will m1ter1ally rt.strict the
u~ Ofht:i1chlorophi!ne. -.. "'
A~tONG THE SEVERAL.-problenis
••bich lbe aintemplattd rtstrlclfve
regu\1tiom cre1te is that or findfnJ,l 11
1ub~Ututr for this 1nObacJe rb1I 11nd
prtH:rvali\•e su~tanc:e. tf 1 sub511tutc
wtrt immedl1l~ly R\11Uable. it ~'Ould
taie 20 years of testing and an enormou~
tut population to permll comparbon of
effttUvtntu and safety with htx·
1chlorophene 's "use test"·
Wtre it pouiblt to ttduet the tJme and
the umplt of testing of suc;..h a aubstllutt.
tt ~ be dlfflcu~ to niOlc11 th• safoty
cwvtrtl rte0rded d'aths from misuse•
and tl!tctlve..., rt«>rd of htl·
achkwopbtl'll (oear Utinction of 4iarrbe1
-Ulltr fll newborn Infant• and al111lfl·
uni rtducUoo of hospltal a11pbylo<occal
lnltetloo).
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IN THIS REGA RD, tht:\;t appears lo be
nO iiced to ftpply any !ntlbactcria agent to
hr cutaneous surfaci"nf the normal new-
born infant. Conlaminalion or nurseries
cRn be conlrolleO by thr u~ of anlibacfe.
riel agcnl s pn delivery room and nur!iery
tquipmynf Rnd p~rsonnel-the gnurC'eS of
infcc_µon .
Ailo l,her problem created by the pro-
pc')Std rei::ulali<lns is ll)al Uley create. in
tfftcl. 3n extension of la"' by regulation.
Except lor deJlneal ion int o categories ac---
C'Ording 10 concr:nlrations. no notict is
laken of !hi! intf'ndNI actions nf the
fnrmulnlinn~: nf opportunity for 11bsorp-
lion .from the 1kin~ nf the 1111!e. amount,
11nct conditi on of the cutanrous s~rface to
"·hich !ht formulatlon_l~to ~ a;ylled :
tlit frf"fluene~ ol l'ppiicalton : or tM.quali·
I\' and quantity of ultra\'lolet light la
which the iites of 11ppliCation are u ·
po$rd. .
AND EVEN NOW, w i t h hex·
achlorophC!ne virtually under "in-
dictment." no mtllsure1 hive bttn pro-
postd far compulsory labellng for tbe
proteclian of lhr COMUmet ••ho bu
bteome alle:rglcall)' sensitized a r
pho1ou.n11llted tn this subst1nct.
Tht: A~!A Commille.e on Cutaneous
Ht a1th And Cos met i cs urats
rtconsidtrat \on nf the proposed regul•·
tlans In ,·ir·w of thf abstnet of • com·
parabl~· elfttU\'t And s a { e -and .
n e ct s 11 r y -substltutt: for hex·
1chlorophtnt and is miniful of tht need
for suitable tnartdlent d1SC'la.sure to pro.
led tho aller1\caly HNiUllOd ...,umer.
eyries ·to sypport
President Nixon and
George Wallace on
Vietnam.
Nixon's support
derives from his re-
laliatiiln 11ir strikes
against North Viet-
nam for its invasion
of South Vietnam.
Wallace ii on the rise
because people· think he might bit back
even harder.
A poller's conversation with 111 Iowa
farmer ·11ums it all up, according to
Albert E. Sindlinger. "We shouldn't have
been in Vietnam ," the farmer said, ':but
while we're trying to wipe the egg from
our face, we shouldn't be hit by a custard
pie ."
candidates" by~irt of being picked by to 40 percent. end becoming particularly
15 percent, and wi his recent gains ba,s-aroused \\'hen~dent protest rises. If the
ed on expectati s he· would be hard· nos· student movement gets out of hand
ed about the yar. again. it is extrtmcly likely to damage its
t,L.. O\\'n rause more than it alters Nixon's
confidence on behalf of clients willing to SINDLJNGER CLAl~ls he picked 'POiley by creating public pressure against
·pay a fee. lt is. not as \\'ei~known to President Truman in 1948 when it.
newspaper readers as the fallup and everyfudy else said Thomas E. Dewey The Sindlinger survey Js recounted
Harris polls. w9u1d win. played it careful in I~ by here . not ~s an endor5ement of his find·
Sindlinger •claims Gallup 1 e a n ~iiying the results of the Kennedy-Nixon ings .. but as at least some evidence that
Republican. ·Harris Jeans Democratic and election would be close (a fra ction of a the currents of opinion are not running as
he. Sindlinger. is trying lo keep the po~ percent divided the two candidates) and strong as·..the end-th e-warcnow -elements
ing art pore for the sake of the art. 1'·liis wa5 the first to spot the pickup or Hubert claim. Common observation also suggests
h.e doe.s. by addi~g s~ial~litical ques-H. Humphr.ey in t~e closing days of t.he this .as a possibility. an~ if that much is
hons 1n pres1dent1al years his 1968 campaign, which nearly put the 11-tm-admrlted. the clamor 10 Congress and
economic surveys. nesol<!: senator over the top. among opinion-makers can be. questioned
·The Wh ite House has been a Sindli nger as an expre ssio n of the country'1
THE POLLING IS do by random client since the days when former overwhelming opinion.
long distance phone c9tls. on a rather Economic Chairman Paul Mi::Cracken us-
complicated schedt.:._l~rom Swarthmore, ed his surveys to convince Nixon price
which are scorned~y <;J"llup and Harris and wage controls were demanded by the
bul_which SindltJiger cTai~ are equally public. . · -·
as scientific and come with in one percent If anyone wishes to pay attention to
THIS M-EASUREMENT of the mood or of ideal sam.pfes based on economic and Sindlinger on politics, be will find that his
·the country is so much different lhan social stat,u~ and political affiliation. outstanding conclusion is that Nixon is
TltlS EVIDENTLY is \\'hat ls believetl.
in the Nixon administra tion. so that
President Nixon can \vilh confidence"lay
he is not concerned wit h adverse political
effects or resuming bombing.
prevailing impressions in Washington, If yo u phone 4,n4 adults at random in far and away the first choice of people
holding Nixon to account for recklessly 48 . states and the District of Columbia generally for PJesid ent. None nf the
escalating the war he says he is ending. over a three-day period you discover, ac· numero~s Democ'ratic candidate s come
that the Sindlinger survey deserves a lit· oifding to Sindlinger. that President Nix.. close to Nixon's·approximateJy·48 percent
Ue closer examination. on was"first choice af more people, by far, first choice rating.
.Sindlinger and Company was set up io/ than any other presidential contender.
Swarthmore, Pa. by a former empl~ye 11 then gaWd~and held his own after the air
the Gallup palling organiiatio to 1trikes.
measure various aspects of .~ umer Wallace .became the "number one first
/ .
A·NOTHER SINDLINGER finding is of
interest. Dovish attitudes in the .country
run at a consistent average of 2o·percent.
Sindlinger thinks that if Nixon had not
taken countera ction against North Viet·
nam after its invasion. he would have
sealed his political doom. A frenzjed
unk~rk \\'ithdrawal of rem a i n i n g
American troops woold have created a
\vorse reaction than resuming bombing.
People seem to understand what NiXon
is trying to do now, whereas they did not
in the_Cambodian -and La°' operations.
MIJtders -of Law Officers . on Rise
By J, EDGAR HOOVER"'
Director
Federal Bureau
of Jnvelillgalfo n
A"special kind of killer haunts many of otir communities today. He is lhe
/cowardly jackal who mu rders law en·
forcement officers. For many of his vie·
tims , he will be forever faceless because
the fatal assaults are al the officers'
backs and they have no opportunity to de-
fend them selves. For others, t b e
murderer's leering face is their lasl
recognizable re31ity be.fore the d~ening
explosion ,of gunfire brings their lives lo
an end.
Las! year. 126 local. county. and stale
law enforcement officers were murdered .
This is 26 more than the number slain in
1970. For the years 1962 through 1971. 72.2
law enforcement offi cers were killed by
criminals. During the same 10-year
perlod . of. the 96S offenders arrested on
charges relating to the killings, 73 per·
B11 Geo.,,,, ---.
Deer George·:-
What do .ynu th ink Is the main
purpose served by advice c:ol·
• umnlsts In America tod11y7
-. ~ ---' PROF
Dc11r Prof:
I've ofttn wondered about thaL
Prof. If you find any purpose, \\'iii
you let me know·! People are
always asking me lh•I· on TV
se.mlnars ind someday I'm going to
run out or double-taUi;,
CONl'IDENTtAL TO OUTRAGEP
CAT LOVER: Ira sweet that you
love t~ts-so very much You bate la
set tht!m 1nistreal~. Thlt'S very
compassionate. However. I'm nol
sure I agtte lhal all dogs should be
shot.
!Sell<l your lovelorn, hatelorn and
1tntrally loinlorn probluns lo
George. the invento!""of f'tl'l.)'I
Thinkln&-1 '
cent had prior arrests for criminaJ
charges. firearms were used in 96 per·
cent of these slayings.
THE SHARP INCREASE in the
number of polict offjcers slain from am·
bush is particularly alarming and
fareboding. During the period 1968-71 , 49
officen; were killed from ambush. There
were $even ambush slayings in 1968,
three in 1969, 19 in 1970, and 20 in 1971.
The murdering of a peice officer from
ambush is a shocking, unconscionable
act. Beyond this, in many instances' it is
the ultimate penalty exacted from an of.
firer because af his availability. A foot
patrolman hearing !he cries or screams
af an alleged crime victim responds im·
mediately; officers in a potie!: cruiser
race to thf. scene of a reported crime or
disturbance \\'ithout question -each is
an act of duta and human compassion.
But today, all loo often it turns out to be
11 dastardly planned scenario for derang·
ed killers bent on the 'ambush slaying of
peace officers.
TOO t.1ANY PEOPLE are misled by
the re\'olutionary romanticism babbled
by self-styled guerrillas who cry of
repression and ~buse whi!~ plotting to
overthrow .the. government and Un·
dermine society. The law enforcement of.
ficer, as the front-line symbol of the
orderly process of justice. has become a
primary target of assassination . Aft er
some police slayings, certain insurgents
bave gloatingly prorl?unced their groups
Farm Workers and Law
Califonla Feature Service
The United Farm Workers \Jnian has
l!j,!reed. under pressure. mind you~ to call
off 1 secondary boycott ag ainst t'1e so-
named \\'\ne Nine and at the same time
seek an oul-of~urt si!ttlement of U.S .
, ... ch11r~e·s" agathst the boycOtt ·
U.S. Di~lct Judge 1':1.D. Crocker af
Frtsno certified lhe agreement which
was signed by 1 Union representative and
the attorney for the National Labor Rela·
lions Board.
This agreement postp,oned ''in-
definitely" a ht:1tlng orl£in1Jly 1et on
NLRB charges against tbt: union.
fllE SITUATION again points up th•
need for federal lcgisialfon to being the
Farm Workers Union under national law.
form-eY-.. California U.S. Senator Georae
,_lurphy made tb.lt ittempt some years
110 with a larm tabor bill that died
aboml"i when ..-ganiJed agricultur~
couldn't pull itself to1•ther for a moan-
lngful tlfort.
Tht Farm Workers havo oppooed al·
ltmpls 11 federal Ind at.ate J~Jalalfon.
However. either they are a unk>n ar they
are not a unton . They can'! have it both
ways to suil their COO\'enience.
In the case of the Wine Nine, the Farm
\\'orkcrs agreed to suspend secondary
boycotts and alsa to stop "hot cargo''
pro\dstons-ln treating tth ·wttferies: .......
SECONDARY BOYOO'JTS are actiona
against a stare or distributar ln1ilead •of
the non·llnion product s at issue. Hot
cargo contracts rrqulre wineries to pay
ptnaflies for purr:hases from non-union
vineyards.
These twa tactics. of course. have been
the Farm Workers' most powerful
weapons in their attempts at organ~
field workers. . ·
But both tactics are illeg•l under tilt
National Labor Rel•tions Act
While e1empt from the la~·. the UnJttd
Farm Workers Union, never1hcless has
non-Ucld worktrs in iU fold, NLRB
r,vidtnet shows.
Again. this latest incident pbints up the
need lor legls!Btlo~ on..lhe Federal level
lo c:over audi sllualfons.
•
were respo~ble. This indicates the
depths of depravity lo which men can
sink. /
1¥tost ambush sl ayings ar~ not caused
b)"'1he negligence of the victi m officers.
However, the increasing frequency of
the se. tragic incidents makes it im·
perat1ve that each Police officer be cbn-
stantly alert to the planned terrori!m
directed against him by extremists.
NO COMPLAINT or call for pol.ict
should be handled as ··routine." This fa ct
has been made evident by the !lumber of
Officers slain while on their regular
patrols.
The barbaric n:iurderers must come ta
koow ·that When la"' enforcement officers
P<!Y the supreme sacrifice, our society
w1l.l de~and a supreme penalty. To allow
police killers to go without just punish·
ment woulp ~ to encourage the gtowinl as~a~lts against the rule of Jaw and the
pr1nc1ples of self-government. Further,
the blood of ever.y slain officer Is on tbt
hands o~ those who. by word or deed
condone. ~ncoura.ge, mininlize. ar excus;
the terrorist ta ctics of extremists.
OIANGI COAST -· .
DAILY PILOT
Rob'1t N. W'11d, l'ublilll<r
ThQmu Ktecll, tdiCor
Albtrt \\1• Baie1
Editorial Paar Editor
The. editorial pqe af tM f>lfly Pilot seek, to inform tm 1Umu· 111.tf' ffiden-ey-P'ftfnUnc this nl'\\·ap11.pl'r'S opinion& and com-mentary on lopio ol lnter'lt Ind
J1gnlflcant'f, by PfQ\i dlni a forum tor tM txprf'Uion ol our rtldt<rs'
opfnlon.s, and . by Jltt'lf'nti nr tbt
d J\'mlf' '~1X»ntt of lnformrd ob-
lt'J'\'tn and apoketfMn on topica of the dt.y,
)Jonday, May I, 1972
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Bigger rTippers?
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No. 10 on that list or most popular names for ne~·bom
baby boys now is Christopher.
~HAT ~~AKES· popcorn J>?P? Pres.sure inside the. h~rd
ahell . No. sir. cut a kernel 111 half and both halves will
pop. Baffling.
. .~HE~ YOl! ref~r to _the pope ..-·itb his title of "pon.
hff, you re des1gnahng him as •·Bridge Builder." say lhe
language exptrts.
POLL A~10NG bartenders indicates Scotch drinkers
almosl invariably tip higher 14an bour·
boi1 drinkers. y.'tiy?
CUSTOr-1 in Lancaster. Pa ., re-
ports a kinQ.ly client, is to hang-rac·
:oon tails from windows to keep the
pigeons awa y.
----A SllR\'ELamong __ L<J.LAngeles __
physicians shows that woman most
apt to request plastic surgery to have
her uppermost tape measure ments en-
1:.rged is a native not of Southern
California, but of the Midwest. Specifi.
cally, a significant number of such patients are said to
come from Omaha and environs. Average age is 27. Most
·are married.
\VEAPON -Where 's a customs inspector at the
border most apt to find a concealed weapon? Correct. in
the elastic clutch of a girdle on the person of a woman
in the company of a seeminglf unarmed boyfriend .
.
"THE NE \V EST A~tl.-.:NT does not mention anywhere
that Je sus "'a a carpenter or that a place as Nazareth
ever ex isted." contends Los Angelino Chet L. Switell. ls
that · right ~
SAD MEDICAL news is that citizens stricken with
heart attacks wait an average of three hours before calling
--
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th~ ... ~torLRe~l!b, th~s an average. -· --~ -·--· ·C-..~ ...,..,..
ROSES -In the twilight years, Disaeli &trolled
through his Engl ish garden every morning, examining all
th e roses therein, to pick the prettist bud for his. wife. Ad-
mirable! Upon retirement. I expect to have a fish farm,
not a rose garden . Still, Disraeli had the right idea. The
romance-should be per-petuated. At dawli-each 4ay, I"ll
catch a trout for the ladyfriend. She's remarkably s·.vift at
cleaning a trout.
_ .SH.OWGIRL KATHY __ $A,XE .M_OON,.LJ§,J:!,TIN!i.-= -~ -Ve91r D1ncer Dovbfn-a1-G1mlifing-Te1curF=---
SURELY YOU. too. take a posiUon on limericks. good
and...bad. Judge th is one. please : "Said an ettviow; erudite
ermine ... There's one thing I cannot determine ... When
She's Beautiful
.;..But Not Dumb
a dame wears my coa t ... She's a person of note ..• ""
\Vhen I ~ear it. I'm only called vermin ~"
Afl.f ASKED whal proportion pf the patents go to
women. About one in every 1.000. Fi rst of same was
granted to Mary Kies in J809 . She figured out how to weave
straw· and thread together with a fancy device she hoped
might make her _! fortune . It didn't.
Address mail to L .. M. Boyd, P.O. Box 1875, New-
port Beach 92660. ·
Family Circus ('1)1 Bil Keane ____ ,..,.,.-:
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"Jeffy's p'lutin' I"
By MYRAM BORDERS
LAS \1EGAS tUPl l -
St11t uesq ue sho\vgirl Ka thy
Saxe is not onl y one· of the
most bea uti ful women in !hi~
cit y of beautiful women, she
haS a·sure system for not los·
ing your money at the Las
Vegas gamin'g tables.
It's a simple one : ''When
you gamble.?e someone
else's money.
Miss Saxe graces the stage
·at the Stardust · Hotel twice
nightly in the "Lido de Paris"
show but between times she
moonlights as a gambling in·
structor. The idea came to
her, she sah>Jl, "when I began
to reillze .t at many of the
people who come lo Las Vegas
·are completely in the dark
"'hen it comes t-0 the various
casino games."
Shi herself made a study of
them all, from ci"aps to rou·
Jette and then told the Star·
dust's sales department tha.t
she woUld be aVailable to give
instructions to groups visiting
Hearing
Promised
By Aec
SAN FRANCISCO (API -
The Atomic Energy Com-
mission said it agreed to hold
a public hearing on whether to
suspend construclion o[ the
$450 million Oiablo Canyon
nuclear power plant in San
Luis Obispo County.
A time and place for the
hearing will be announced la t-
ter. said AEC information of-
fi cer Dale Cook.
Five Pilot Classes Get
Quntington Board's OK
The AEC said the hearing
The r-.-1ystery S l.D r y and male students the oppor tunity would det\l'mine i ( con-
Women in Literature are tO become familiar with ad· struction activities should be
among five new pilot courses suspended pending completion ding machines, duplicators, I · " · ta!
th e hotel. Sales director f\.1ark
Swain thought it y.·as '"a gag. a
publ icity stunt," bu t also that
it \\'as a good idea.
The first time r-.tiss Saxe
y.•as assigned to explain the ins
and outs of the casino games,
a veteran casi no executive
stood by ready to take over
after she had gollen . her
laughs. An hou r later the
standby ma n wall reTieved
and, Miss Saxe said,· ''I had
my new career."
Most of the questions she is
asked are ba sic ones -how
much does a number pay.
"how much will I collect ·if 13
hits on rouleltc." "'hat is a
hard-wa y bet, and so on .
"Take a four on the dice
table." r-.1 iss Saxe said. •·and
you roll two 2's. Thal would be
a hm:t-way point;-Same-for
three and three to mak e six or
five and five to make ten /'
WJJat does the future hold
for Miss ·Saxe? She muses on
that herself. A showgi rl's life
is a limited one. Even a
care~r as A gambling In-
structor in Las Vegas doeSJl't
quite satisfy her ambition,
unless ·-she-could expand on
that enterprise. Right now
she 's pondering the establish·
ment of a reg istry of gaming
instructors.
ANIMAlogk .,.....,
to be taught next semester in o a review on env1ronmen
the Huntington Beach Union calculators and the electric impact under the National •r GE:r1o1e. FEELHIU 9'E WANTS
High School D\strict. l--'ty'jpejiwiiriiiteiri. ;iiiijiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiii~Ein~viiiroiinimieint~aliiPiioiili~cyiAicil.r;;;;;";;5;;~;;o;;5";;";;T;;F;;OR;;;OU;;RS;;;E~CVlE_s:
The other three classes are1 Si ~I The Youth.. Generation in ! T. Ill · • .,. · • I ~~~,:~~r~; .. ~~~hr ... Ecolog y -v . •.. . • ~ PHARMACY
All of the classes ~tcept -• - - - -• •
Business r-.1achines will be , . •
tau ght at Westminster High w-E QUOTE PRICES ,Scl>OOL.Bu.sjness M~chill., wUI ,._ .. , . , . ' .
be @:iven at Edison Hlgll
School.
The ~1vstery Story course
..:u1 trace· the d•velopment 01 OVER THE PHONE , •• ANYTIME
tht mystery story from the
18th Century and examine its
influence on television and the
movies.
Drugs, ghetto life and war
"lore among the topics to be e1·
P'lo.red in_ the Youth Gef!eration
In Literature cdurse.
Women in Literature will
study the rolt of women as
f\ctional"" characters a n d
authors and their relations to
llo"Omen·1 movements loday.
The threat of polluUon and
tffort1 to control it will be the
theme• of the Human EcfJogy
cour&e.
BuainesS Machi.nu wlU offtr
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I ' Eillhl 0 ra n g , C..!t Conrad Donahue. 16531 Sabot
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Tormenting Rectal Itch
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Proinptiy Relieved .
resident.! are 1morrg 38 UG
Jrvlne students accepted for
sludy at UC centers overseas
under tht' Educalion Abroad
Program for 1972-73.
Area s1 udents include Peggy
Wall. 2767 Lorenzo Ave°', Costa
?oiesa , t fo~r11nce ): Bernardi
Bernadelte, •13 ~f on 1 t' re y
Lane . Sa n Cle mente. (lt n\y)
-and both Robert ~1cDonald .
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Others 111rt11de Th o m II s
Klyre. 1&11 14 W.. tbJboa Bl\'d ..
f\1e\\'Port Beach. t ~l ex 1rt'I\:
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•wellinit or ht>morr~oidal tis-
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Testa by. dQCtorl on hWl•
dN'ds of paUonla ahowecl thla
. to be true in many CUM. Ill•
fact, ml"lny doctors. t.b em•
tt•l.vns. use P~~tio11 119 ot rcrommt'nd it i their fam..
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Corinthian )'achl C!uh . .,.,·as
the overall \\'inner in BCYC's
annlMll Dana Poin t race. a
feature of the Anj:?el n1an ~eries
for· Pacific Hand icap Racing
f leet vachts.
The re "·ere 63 ~t art ers in
the 18-mile rare "hirh 1<; C'fln·
siderrd a tune-up for the up-
com1nJ} Ensenada race. Final
resulls ·
0\'ERALL t J 1 Puff: 1?1
Luck).' Chance . John Bron1lry.
BC''iC; 13 1 Atari. John Cazier,
B''C: (4\ Bettina rr . Tom
Schoc k. i\HYC : r51 Hnln ndra.
Bruc e :i.tcC!aire. Ll\'r .
CLASS A 121 1 -~ ! 1 Puff :
12\ Al<1ri: 131 Bettina]\': 14 1
Band it, Corky ~1.1·er Jr .. RYC:
r5 i Cheerio, Barry Fa hne r.
BC\'C.
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Chance: i21 f?a!andra : 1jl
Bebo 111. Bob Darnell. RYr.
CLASS C 126 1 -'!1 F'hi n ~
Toad II. Oden Braathcn.
BCl'C: 12) :\iki fl. Jnhn
Kinkel. VYC: 1:'1 1 Libra. Joe
~a!tenbach. C BY C j 4 1
~"1l:H'mer, \\'eiss &· Johns.
BCYC.
Collegilln
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Deadlock
t;SC and San Diego Stale
Cc\Jege-u•ound up in a tie 11t
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ra re Sout hern Series. col·
legiate sailing feature \vhich
has been go ing on since
February.
In the concluding race.s. sail·
ed Saturd av and Sundav at
Ne"•port B·each. San Diego
Slate. led by Pau l llunrich s,
\\'on on Salurda\· and l'SC,
u·ith Peter \\.Hscin and IH"lug:
Rastello \\'On nn Saturday.
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SATL'RDAY -r11 San
Die,t:n Stale : 121 liC!.A !Dick
Lot\\'\'I (31 UC San Diego : 141
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SG~OAY -(I I USC: ~21
Orang e Qiast Cplle~e !Dennis
Durgan. Peggy Beach an d
J ohn Da igh1 13) UC! (Dave
Hodges, Jeff McDermaid ); (4)
San Diego State.
Yacht Oub
Of Newport
Takes Title
1\e111port Harbor Yacht Club
reta ined the Al Adams & Son
Challenge Trophy Sunday in a
sudden deat h race a,gainst five
challengers. The race was
sailed in Cal-40 sloops.
Skippering for NH,rc \\'as
John Has kel! in the Ca\40 Vi-
vant. r.1embers of his cre1v
were his father f\1ort Haskell,
George \!lest, Roger ~teisinger
and Cal Preston.
Challengers 11·ere V i \' a •
Gorham Get c h e 11, \\'ind.
jammer Y!cht Club: F'l <im-
bovant, Barfley Flam Long
Be'ach )'acht Ctuh : Shihui,
Charles Kober. Alamitos Ray
Yacht Clu b. Holiday Too, Ken
Croan . Lo~ Angeles . )'acht
Club, and Ahsan!e. Jim Co1l'ie,
Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club.
Father's Day
Now 'Offi cial'
\\lASHINGTON \APl -The
third Sundav in Ju.ne of each
. year officiafly 1\•ill be Father's
Day.
President Nixon has signed
a cong re.o::sional resolu tion
which made the designation.
The ,action P!iminatrs the re-
quirement tha l a resolution
making the designation be
passed, each year. •
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Newport to Ensenada 11•hrn , "~"'""'~'"'
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NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING
wa y 81 noon Thursday . FALSE TEETH
In addition. fi\'t po11r r Drop At The Wrong Ti
yachts \\'ill ser\'e a~ ceo1n· Afr•lrl ta!M' !Hth ... ,n 1ir"I'
mittee boa ts al !ht start and "t.·r<>ns 11111,· 1 ,\,nturt" adh "' ,.n hrlr rA!(l't:t:TH' r t'•1,r c1'''
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Fl~·ing Toads. S/>(lnsorC'd by
th<' Costa ~'lesa Op1imis t Club
l\'@n the cc\'eted \\"herl Trophy
in a recent con1petition !1rld in
Rrd1vood ('it\·.
The \\'rel is the oldest ~nd
JTI(ISl diHirult a\\·ard t(J l\'in in
for t ... in -knot t\·ing \•;as !he
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Crosland. l 'arden Hall . Rill
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group in srcurinjl: a hos'n's )';icht Club "'3S the O\'erall
chair around one's srlf and and Class B \\'Inner in
louehinJ::" a mark 20 feet up for Ne1.,·port Harbor Yach! Club's a first place a11·:ir'd. ~1argart't Dixun led Ilic 60-mi!e Ship Rock Race Su n-
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ship's effort to 1\·in a SC'cond da.v.
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Reach. Costa ft.1esa. Ne\1·port =•
Bench and f\Tission Viejo \\'On
rell Fill." -Kath y E;isterbrook CLASS A -(I \ Tribute. .Jt 8 e.
of Newport H.S. led ·he_r tea.n1 Fred MAcDonald , NHYC; (2) ....
to a third place effort in raJS· Twentv-six boat:ii in rour
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eight firsl places. one sceond ~ing and lowering a barrel nf . \Vesterly, Jack H.ogan . NHYC; classes Were on hand Saturday ·1 o: 1 ~h r ahontory Cnmultant,, loc. and one third out of 12 c\'rnis.
This is the same group that
\\'on national honors at th e
Na1·y Air Base at Pensacola.
1-'la .. last June by \\'inn ing 1'4
out of 18 C'\'ents.
Randv c;ordon of ~l ission
\'1rio is "bos'n" or O\'erall
ll'<lQer nf the i:roup. lie again
\1·aS .o::in!!,lerl nu! for his
outstanding Jeadcr~hip for his
group.
E1·ents \\'On al thr 'Did Salts
Heg;illa \rere signalinj!. lecl by
L\'nn Dotius of Ne.,.,·port·
Harbor ll igh Sch on I ;
marlinspike and san se\\'ing,
led bv Kev in Huag: also of
Ne"·µO rt Harbor H i g h :
breeches buoy (s_imulated drill
11"ater withouL any being 13 1 Dorot hy 0 , Bob and SundA y al. Balbo11 Ysirht
spllled. The vent \\'as the most Beauchamp, NH"YC. Club for the annu11I Soulh!'rn
eonipetitive cf all. \\'it h fou r CLASS A _ 111 Red California YAchtini;:: Associn·
lenlhs of a second separating Rooster: (21 Blue Str!'ak. lion Junior Regatta. Rf'sults:
of rescuinc persons from a fir.o::t and third places. SABOT SR t 4 l -t l l Racing
grounded ship) led by Dan The Flying Toads \Viii be Gary f\fyrrs. NHYC; (3\ S"'ifl. ~tachine, Mark Gnu d i. n,
. . . . \r . ~I S going to Bre n1erton. \V;ish. Arrigo. !\I a 11 ink rod t & NllYC.
Suthvan. ~1 ission le JO · b · Nal'y Base r..lay 12·15 for a nn-Ed~R!.on, NHYC. S/\.ROi JR '11 1 -f I I
The sail l'\·ent .''·as \ron Ya t ional compC'tition rendezvous, C S •1 1·ss\.'. Keith Kilpatrirk. R\'C': t Id h tllt B tie f LA S C -(II Bettine IV, n earn <' \' I en Y 0 and plan to con1petc in 12 1 \Vild Turkev, llobrrl Oden,
N "'t tt S NJ Tom &:hock, NHYC: (21 e1r1 r · · -Chicago and Sandy !look. . . CYC: (3\ No n;unr, Ian
Fi rst places in quizzes of in August and Sepiember. Trend, Jim Linderma n, BYC: Bov,.er, Cor YC.
nautical rules of lhe road \\'as All th is acti.,.ity is in ad-(3 \ Firebrand,George> Wesl, KITE \5) -(l l llackrr,
led by Becky Cl ass. Ed ison ditiori to racing th ri r Cal·24 in Nll YC. Vicki Call , NllVC: (%) Bott on1
1·1.S. 0An . culslanding effort" local sailing co1npet ition. Any CLA SS D -{l l Lucky Dunker , Tom Willso n. BYC.
le:1ding to a first in drill was -=-ooy er girl inlereslsed in Chance. Leitch & Bromley. -FLIPPER ,61 ( t )
led by Rick Amenda o[ joining the group is welcome. Bl'C; \2J Counterpoint, Bill Hullablu, Brian C a rt e r ,
Arn nMK:l\, JJ 11 Wriu Mai n SL
Hou~lt'lrl. Te.l a.' 77006
1 llm ~ut-mit1ina ttw-fnllowing infonnalion with the undu-I
"lln<l1n11,.lhl\t n will N-ktpt ~1n~1ly c:onfidc.niial and Lhat I am
un<ler nn ot>hµtion whalMielltr. I now have nr have 'had the
follnwini;: (Of'llJi1Kim :
f),,1 ~·111 h~v, .1:1n.Jr ulr' __ 1, it dry? __ or' oily? __ _
l li'C'.\ you r ~.-.rrh~:a.I httomf oily or Jrtaiy7 _____ _
l lo~.' your K~l r i1,·11·! _____ \\'htto~------
lluw l<•n1 h•., yoor hitif httr1 thinnin1! -------
l)o Y"" \1111 h11~ any 'JJ'C'i.l hair on lop nf your head7_
lluw lnn1t iii it~ ___ h It tlry? ___ I~ n oily7 __ _
• Auoch an)' ocher information yo.i fed mity he hetpfnl.
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CITY ATE ZIP ~fission Vie jo. They meet at the Sea Scout H~den . BYC: (3) America BCYC; (2) Lemon Drop, Scott
An almost perfect team ef· Base on Tuesday nights. _J::•::n::•·:.:Ge~o::;rg~e:.:T:_:o:u_::hY!'..'.'..'.NH.:'..'..Y'.:C:· _ _:Car::::_::te".:r,:..:B::C:::.Y:_:C:::· _____ !.=====================
Da,._ia,_Sails to Win Bahia Club
Holds Race ,_,
Under New Skipper Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club
w<1s host for the one-eighth
finals of the Nor th American ~ticky Coli ch. CYC; 12) Sun-l'acht Racing Union ch am· Daria. a ne11• 1·ankec·30
sloop making her maidrn race
unde r the heln1s:manship o(
011·ner Da1·e Ross, \Vind·
jammer Yarht Club, ~·as the
overall and Class D win ner o{
California 'Yacht CI u b ' s
r..tayor's Trophy-Race· from
~1arina del Rey ln Ne\1'porl.
The race i3-mile started
Saturday and \\'as fi nished by
mid.d ay Sunday. The cou rse
·was from Ma rina del Rey
around Catali na to Newport. It ~1as the fourth race of CYC's
01~rlon -Series.
T11·n other races f r o m
r..tarina del Rey to Newport in·
vol\'ed the Midget Ocean Rae·
ing Fleet and Pacific llan-
d1cap Racing Fleet in the 11att
\\'alsh Series. These .,,,.ere
direct courses of 42 miles.
f\IORF \vinner was Los
Libres. skippered by A I
Castillion of Palos Verdes
)'achl Club, and the PHRF
\\'inll<'r was Easy Passage.
skipperl'd b.v Eddie Arn old of
Bahi a Corinthian )'acht Club.
The three races had a total
of JO~ entrie~. all nf which \\'ill
rcnlaiil at Ne.,vport for the
start nf .the Ensenada Race
next Thursday. Final results:
OCEAN RACING (1fa yor's
Trophy) OVERALL -II\
DAria; (21 Blue ~1ax . Bill
Le"'is. WYC: 131 Vo!ador, J im
Tullock. PMYC. :.;.
CLAS: A -(1) Borba.I
dancer. Ed Sundberg, Cl'C; pionships Saturday and Sun·
!31 Ragtime, Bill Dalessi, day. The first lwo places in
LB\'C. eac h class qua liried for the
CLASS B _(I ) Blue }.i arlin, quarterfinals. Resull s: O'DAY (singlchanded )-t l I
Phil J\ilurray, PMYC: (2) Danny Thompson. NHYC; (21
Lynla 11, J ack Scott, CYC; (3) J ohn Scrugg s:, NHYC.
~Iamie. Mi lt Smith, CYC. ADAMS (women) -(I )
CLASS C -(I) Cheetah. Nina Nielsen, NHYC: (ti Flet·
Dick Pennington , KHYC: 12) cher Beach Olson, ~YC.
Kari 11, Richard Kelton, SEARS (junior)-· tlJ Hugo
CBYC: (3 \ . Gauntlet , Ed Schmidt., NHYC; (2) Steve
Woodl and. SMYC. R •ssc . 12 USO, 4 . CLASS D -11) Oaria: ) _ ft.tALLORY (men ) -(1)
Blue Max: 13) VolAdor. MiKe Hil'S})., -BYC.; (2J . Mike
l\·IORf' -i l l Los Libres; Dougan, BYCY.
121 Foxy Lady, Bruce Gr o\'Cr. -----------
P~·lYC; 13 ! Hetreal JI , Bob
Sm ith. Pft.1YC. .----------ii
PHR I-'·A -(t l E asy e.Wnv111 ~'bt.Passagc: 121 Chaparral. Lee ,_...,,,.,S ~VII
Stratford. CBYC: (31 Chasqui, AID it,1~ Sli"l'
Dennis Choatr. Lahaina YC. '1t1,,._ "#i:g
PllR F'-B -< 11 Gitana, "~
Gerald LarkCI', \VYC: (2J
Caroline Ann. ·Erne Scherer,
KH YC; 131 Muneca de Oro.
f\1ac Cameron Jone s, \VYC.
Yachler Jailed
SOUTHA'.\IPiO.\!, England
IUPI )-Yachtsm11n Terence
G. Hiscock, 34. \\'ilS found
guilty f'rlday and sente nced to
five years in ja il for tryi ng to
5m uggle • $261,0l'lO "'O rth of
marijuana into Br itain.
ClT fH[
GIHUINI
UIRTfR
ffiRSTER
1',,rUSf-80<l' Co/ltt?
TOILET TANK BALL
.a-ri<•'1 l11•t•" S.llor
n.e -'icitfll W•t•• Motto• i•1!oftdr 1io,1
ell. flo.. •' _., •hor 11och fluohiftf•
.751 AT HAIDWAIE S1'01:1S
ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT . . .
Glass-Belte·d
Tire Sale
4 SIZES ... $
ONE LOW
PRICE!
-50 -
Plu~ l'ltd. la. T••
llllfd ii.low.
SIZES FIT: Chevy, Ford, Plymouth,
Vega, Pinto, Chevelle, Mustang,
Firebird, Dart ••• and more!
General Calibratect• JUMBO 780::;:o;;::;=~
o GLASS/BEL TED
SfZE• REPLACES FED. EX.: TAl
A7fl.13 6.50-13 $1 .78
E78·14 7.J5.14 $2.J.4
F78·14. 7.75·14 $2.52
Charge it at
~ ...
General Tire.-
F7fl.1 5 7.75-15 $2.58
NEW CAR TIRES! Thel'le are the tires
ttlat are original equ ipment on '72
cars in every .dlvia1on of Detroit's big
3 •uto makers. HURRY ••• Sale ond1 Moy 11
Seal Beac h Yacht Club I See by Today!s
Want Ads
DELCO SHOCK ABSORBERS General.JATO SUPER 100
Dedicates New Facili ty
The Seal Beach Yacht (luh
ded icated iLs new fa cility
Saturday on the waterfront of
Long Beach ff arbor.
Under the direction fl f Com·
modore Asa Clark, the flag of·
ficers 11nd board nf directors
were piped ahQard by a Sea
Eqilqrer uni t from Se a I
Beacn~ The Long B e a c h
~1unici)'l11I band p rov I d e d
music for the oce:islon.
for members.
Vice Commodore Z o 11 i e
Byrd pr<!ised the members for l
their enthusiastic su~port of
the venture. I
''Previouslv \\·e rented a
lR(ge room 1it the E,dgewaler
Hya tt House but e · never 1
reallv felt it \\'as rs . This
plarf is -as com fortable ss 1tn1
old shOf'. \Ve really feel 1l's
ours." Uvrd said.
Othrr rTiemhcrs in chargr of
lhe renovation \.\Cre Ken
Croc kett, Paul Ken nedy ~nd
OnuR \\°Ar:tnner .
I
e IMPORT Af"IJ' !~~RT:
Thal'r. Uu~ ·n Corolla 4
SJ>f'ro Toy<ita. l;.lkl! nl!11.,
It comes \\'lfh 8 tap,. deck
and has 18,000 mitts.
e l'OU ~lU~I SEE th11 '66
Mustang. It ha1 radio\
heate1' and new tires . Good
condition,
e FOR ft;N OR PROFIT:
thl!r@'1·a Shop Smith M1rk
S for 58 1~. It com~• with
some acctsMlnts.
The dedication culminated ;t
renovation job that has in·
\·ol \'ed an estlmAtcd Sl0.000
worth of donated l~bnr nnd
materials. Formerly a sail
loft, the remodelfd structure
prO\'ides a large meeting
room, storage area, and bor
F'ollowing the ded ication
rrt!mbrrs ran the ir boato; in a
paFade re.,·iev.·~before lhe~ ilaJ officers of the ctub--;--....--lli.:;;; _________________ .1
·.· .. ¢SALE!
IVY 3 DELCO "'-"ut1i:e,. AT THE. EVERYDAY LOW
l!WNQ PttlCE -GET THE 4ltl FOA 1t
MOST CARS -rNCLUDES INST ALLA TK>N
HURRY , •• OFFER ENOS 5-31·7Z
GOLF -BALLS
Tovqh o,.,,.rru'l cull"''" cover!
[nr•Q•llrl re f "'n!1r'
H1Qll le ,..\1n"' w1nodl"'I hH
"'""''"\l'" f11glltl
3 BALLS 1
33
FOR
Prlcft u lhown At Gener1I Tire Sto'"' Competll!Yely priced 1t ind1pendont dealers dlspl1ylng the GenC!lral aign.
DON SWEDLUND AVERY
COAST GENERAL
GENERAL TIRE TIRE SERVICE
585 Wtst 19th, Coate M111
Phone s.40·5710 or 646-5033
16941 Buch Blvd ., ·=--"11
Hunt ington Beith Phon1147·S8SO
safe-driver tire company.
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I
0 DAI V PU OT s
! Coll.ege .011t~ · America
A Little :Degree No Longer Job Ke.y .
fl y l.J::ROV PflPE . • \Ill>!. •11MMoe Wllll' • :· NEW ·YORK -Yor two
• dtc11cJe!I II has been accepted
: &! li(Mptl In !he UnHecl Sl81f:I
: that a pcraon haa lll1Je ch<1oce
: 10 m3ke a .cood !!Ying "'ithout
a collc~e cductfllon.
Now. we 11rr disco.Je rini;i the
truth of what many campus
rebels h•ve bttn preeching
lhe pasl five or six yea rs -
: 1h111 a colleKe edu(-;H 1on i.~ no
; 8Ullr:u'ftee of. a 311t1S.fact6ry
: Job .
~ The t) S. Ofrlcr of ~:ducat ion
: lll warning younJi( pc:rMins rhat
' "'ith1n 11 few ycara on1y· 11bout
20 pf'rr1;n1 of ;ill the 11nnua! l•ib
, of>('n1n,11s will rcqulr,. lhf:
• f'q 111valenl of a college C"ducn·
: lion. . . · (iovcrnment offlr1n1.~ R1lm1t
govf'rnmf•nt bure:iu~ !lrr1ously
n11scfllcul11l('d the t•ducatio nal
rcr1utrehtcnls of l n d n ~ t r y ,
commcrC'c 11nrl !ht prolt'5!il11ns
in rtccnt years. Only it few
; yr.;1rs ago the frdrral l;1bor
~ df!part mrnl 1alked nf ii con·
: tJnuln" p;hort8Ji(f' or lcllthcrs.
· 1'housands of you 11 Ji( s I c r s
: tr;uncd to hecomr ICtH'h('rl!.
~ Now· leaching Is 11 conlrAcllng
: vocation 11 nrl lhousancts of
: these youngsters cAnnot find
; JoN .
• •
Citibank's
'fbe St Lnu1J Hc~10011 I
lndu.i;triat Dcvclopmrnt Corp.
t1as launched it rampilllfn lo
"Unsell" youth on lhr Idea· that
roltrgt Is absolutely
nrcrssary.
Fat, Lazy
By JOHN CUN1'1f'F
., t11t"'9ff Aft lt\'•I
Nt:W YORK -The sub"fect
of productivity is likely to be
the theme of more bu!lincs!'ll
spccche!I during this year and
n1•xt than any other topic, in·
eluding the related matters of
~·ai.:cs and 01her-costs. .
'
"rar rnor1: younRsl,.r!I need
lll»IO·dalt v f) ('ii I t 0 n It I (Jf
trchnlcal traln1nR th an ncerl
(·ollcge from 1tw-11\anr.lpo1nt or
JOb t<•rcrrs." ~rurl D Reid
Jlfl~.5. CXCl'll!IVP Vlf'C prf'!iidPnl
of th~ St. J.ou1:oi group. ·~There
:ire cibout 2J ,OOO Joh cJRss1f11·i.·
lll)rt! 1n !ht 'n1tcd S!l•IC'S Ry
IP.Bu. there will hf'· JOJJOU :ind
cornp;1ral1vcly frw w1JI r~11111re
evrn :i b;ir'hC'lnr':oi rlt•grer "
Ho.~~ r1t1·cl ;i rrl11t1vt•ly re·
1·1·111 l(OV1·rnrru·11t report sny1n~
lh<•t. while If) mi J J 1 on •.• ~
1'hc: L'ni lcd Stat<'s once
sho"'Cd the "'orld ho\Y to _pro-
duce goods. Its methods "'e're
en vied, sought, bought and
copied. Americans had the
knowho·.11, no doubt about it.
But now there are doubts , and ""
they arc grov.•ing. ·•
' U,1 Tek•lttll Alll(·nt·:in you tti.'> 1-1rl· rnrollf'?I STEAM-POWERED BUS IN SACRAMENTO PRODUCTIVITY . h 1
111 vocation~ tcchn1f';d is t e c · l!('hoot~ today, 5 million Vehicle'1'Mentor Le1 r, (left), Bob Moretti ficicncy ~·ith '4'hic h a nation or
llh•iutil ht·. '1 a company turns out its goods
Jlr t·onccderl (hill In ' -efficiency in terms of hours
pf'rsuiJding ,Young r cnplr to s E B and costs through !he wise use
enroll for teo ·hm1 .. 1 "nd "0C"· teur1i 11 g ;ne. .uses or men. money, methods and Ii machines. Americans seem to lional c:Hrter.<1, !hf' hig problrm i:oi lo ;ivoid tr;un ing thrm for ha ve lost lhC'ir wisdom.
Jub:oi th;it alrcndy are bccom· R , , T , l R The tables of productlvlly
in• t e<,hnulo~blly obsol"· ece•v•ng r•a un gains by the world's industrial
crnt. " " " nations no\'1 show the United
To ;ivord !his. hill ori:an iza-States 1 far do111n the list;
llon work~ "'il h :19 ,000 SACRA ~1ENTO (A~l hon or lhree protOlype steam· sla lled behind nations t~at
crnployt'r11 10 !he SI. Lot11s Amcric:i'i; smOi::·choked cities powered buse.~. built undrr once eagerly sought its knov.·-
111etropol1lan arr;i 1111d more c<iuld begin h~e11thing clean conlractl rroh~ hlh~ Califorlni~ how.
<f-h;in 200 nriv111e 1cChrfl<·al Assemb v w It' • in turn. H'hi In the ri ve' yea rs that ended
\. I' Rir 1l"3ill hy 19110 if Detroit . -.I $1 6 ·11· r d I !!<'hoots R!I 111rll 1111 thr pu611c " rere1v .... , a · m1 ion e era \l'i!h 1970, manufacturing pro-
llrhools 10 ni :ike rrrtain lhe ~·l)uld embrace the stean1 i;?r::int In find ' out H st,.an1 duclivity rose 14.2 perce'* in .
trnining proJ(ram!I arc gcttfed rnr,ifl('. s:iv.~ industrialist-in· 'h11ses are practical for U.S. J.:ipan, '.9 in Sv.·cden. 6.6 in
to 1111· lutu1e. ventor \V ill1.i1n Lear. cities. France and 5.3 in Grrmany. In
Th(' i:roup h11.~ jus held 11 IJr.lrolt cnulrl ha l'e :;;tcani· A.~.~rn1hfv Spc;1ker B n h lhc ll nited States il r<fc 2.1
Crirr·rr Fn1r 111 thl' r1t y'i; eo n· f\1orelli , ! D-Vnn Nuvi;l. i;aicl · percent.
'v<'t11ion hal! wit h more than ~ prl'lin1i na r~· rrsul!s · inclic;;ile In those figu res lies much or
100 l'Xh1b11or·.~ ••II IJefrtJi t it•tJltltl th'-' s1ram huscs arc clcanrr, the rxplanalion of \i·hy the
Thr purpose 11•as .1 o · Qllietrr .nnd rnorc powerfu l United States has infla1ion,
F. I mance i
Briefs
e OU 'Spills'-. I
LOS ANGELES .,..._ Getty on
C.O. announced that net income
for !he first quarter of 1972 ,
decreased · 25 percent t o'
S23,487 ,000, or SL23 a ~hare. J
from $31.466 ,000, or Sl.63 a
share, in the 1971 first 1
1 qua rter.
George F. Getty II, ex·
ecutive vice president, .sa ld
the decrease resulted prin·
cipally from a Feb. 29 fire at
the company's De I aw a re
Refinery ahd I r o m lower I
charger rates for its in-
lernational ,fleet \'essels in
shorl·term charter serYice.
Sales rose to $385.2 mill ion
from $366.5 million' a year
earlier ..
e Smo"e 'e1n llp
LOS ANCEL1E~ -Despite
the end., of broadcast tobacco )
advertisi ng, Californians con·
linued to smoke an average of '
121 packs per per son in 1971.
officials say.
Richard Ne1•ins, a member
or the Stale Board of Equaliza·
lion. reported that the per l
capita figu re wa s the same in
1!170 ~·hen , cigarettes were l
advertised on radio a n di
tele1•islon.
He noted th at p_er capita,
Consumption declined by seven I
·packs a year afte r the s_tatC I
lnrrrased its cij:!:arette tax by
seven cents in 1967.
•· Bn11k Trt111sfer
Prirne R<1te
Now 51/s dl'nioni;tratr. to younp:i;t rrs and ftrl't-QJI ·i11ierPNI !han :11and;1rd rii csel husr~. lie "'hy many of irs goods arc
th1•ir . p;1rrn1 s the rflngc or irt ••• NI CRlll ('ti• ndc!1ed lhc.Y ro
1
uld he p00urt·1hn~ted1. overpriced in relation to com-BEVERLY HILLS
NEW YORK IUPI ! _ Firi;t cRr cc r:r1 tor 11·h1ch collC"gc ls anc opcra\c(· ·at a u ie petition , ii·hy there is a Substantially all of the assets
• National City Bank announced not nrccssar}'. A, 125--man t1i11e:ic ••• 1t•l' «-fJt1ld same-1·nst. balance of payments deficit , of Fidelity Bank of Beverly
It ts lowering ils prime Jendin~ vnluntccr t•o1nn1l1ter, mainly IOf>N•••'•.'ellJ tu r H Morell i said the major why strong companies falter. Hills have bttn acquired by a
FAME-LESS
fA.CES
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r '" b .... men • n d ... ~rI._-1(-,~ Ah l I I r <>I • ..... . n•wlyJ or_med _.w.mpanv .c_on· ra1LIO _$1-'l·(!!rccnt rom .,_y.!. ~l!"B--~m...._.. -;:_ -~ ,...,... -~ . .,,.-U!JS a..c e. o.gcrie~c_<;__~ante___..,._T-HE SOLUTION involves --_,_ ~TrCrli11e tOdiy . -c ucntors. v1sttffiThliCTctioo1c -n.~ (" 0,. n-e-r OJI of _lfieSteam C!'g1~e WRS riolhlng Jess 'than the effOrl' or g,o!!~~h~t s;~i~i.ego. financier
.. Citib&nk'!!I rat~. kept on e 'lo tnlk to !Student s and KlllOfl blJ 1980'' rci;1i;tence by Detroit auto every :single working person. _
•
"Oonting" bJU!lS. mnvf!rl to 51• ~ellchrrs. . maker:;;. Management can be blamed Fir:st Fidelity Co . said the
ruorc l!ht earlier thll'i mon1h In "\Yr expected to m<'rl ,OP·~ "\\lhar wr are trving In do for losing its edge in ln-assets of its 94.5 percent· ,. h Ill from tcocher~ \\'ho • 'd · ownC"d subsidiary were trans· thf!faceofar~seinl'i orl term JlOl'i on · . po"·erC'dcarsin shn111rooms by here todny,' Moretti sa1. "ls novat ion, ingenuity.creativity, rerred lo Beverly-Hills Fidel-
, ln lt't'tSt rntr:ii nnd lighter naturally arr colle~f' or1cn· 1976 if ij ~·ar]lC'd lo, Lc;ir sairl pcrsuadr Detroit thal it ill in planning. ilv Bank in • exchange of
credit pollclCl'I. trd." Ross st1lr1 .. "To our . 1 its 011·n besl intrresl to make Coninicrce Ser rctary Pclcr B. IFB ' . r f b-I Another Nriv Ynrk hank. surpri~r we dido 1. Th r )Ali! 11'cck . nod lhe 1ntcrna thr chan~r. t s assump ~on o :;;u
r h b . . 11 l~. Peterson told ii con-stan!iall.v_ _a_ll_ of Fide!ity l' Trvini;i Trust. 01 :10 01111 flna!ln~ tc:1rhcr:r1 nrc :iwnrc O I r (•nm ustion engine soon \111111 < "If ~1 rn1t \\'011ld take an in· gr cs s i 0 n ;i I lit: r 0 up : 81'1nk 's ltabtl!Ues. - -
lrndlni.? ~chl'dulr, l!Hfd U wouhl rr11litli.'s," ~n the \1'a.v of the n.1111!5lc 5rat tC'rf'~I in this. 11•e could com-"i\1anagcment slipJ>l'd into the BHf'B is a newly chartered
krcp II.~ rntc Al lhf' i.:enerally "\Vt• ;:ire not ifn1l·l'ollr~r." 1nid the runn 1ni:: brJard. plrtcl.1· turn lhP corner. on habi l of bci11g more concern<'d slate bank and.is a n1ember of
Prrv11lllnJt 514 pe rrrnl. ·Oo:;:;; ~aid . "It's fin<' for kid.~ 10 1 b 1 ''''"' b.v 1980,'' f\·loretli ,,d'c'. · h ti h · s I I Utt> 1 If 1 .11 nccausc I 1cy urn nr11r y 11 11 1\·11 ic s ort-tern1 earnings the Fcdei·at Reserve yste~. Tbr primC' r:itr ~ J.lO lo l'Ollrj.te or i;r ·fll 11 · Tl1• tlt•·•e b11se<. nre '" run ~!atcn1cnt thri n 11·i1h 1he Ion"-F""' 1· B k h d d l nn1ounl l'hrirJ(cd n hAnk 's n1nst lllt'nl and n11111y will find lhr1r 100 pcrrrnt of their fur l. ,. ' to lue llv an a epo s1 s
rredlt-ii·orthv cuslomrrli. The rnrt'l'l'!'i iherr. Rul the nol io n s!ram r ni.:uirii pr 0 rl u c e re,i::ul11r bus roulcs in Los tcrn1 ea rn ing~ that 11•ould 'be totaling '$as.6fnillion as of last
rhange Al Cltihnnk \VIII nnl lhat co 11 e g e nuton1alicR1ly 1·1rlually no :;;n1og. Lear said . An,i::rlrs. Oaklt1nd and San srriously affl'Cted by lagging Jan. 3.
I ed . 1 rr 1 n ' 1 • th , ·ar made h•"s remorks •ta F't'ancisco. All arC' standard productivity." . h11 11t an mn1 IA e e cc 0 01wn1'i uonrs n cnrrers 1s my u.: bus bodirs bul the ste:;im L<1bor can be blamed. In a e Dat•i OJI Target b' ref!;ular cu:oitomers. th n1 Ought to be laid to rest." CRlifo"rnla Capitol dC'n1onstra· h poivrr plants Rre eac.b,_, clif· spccCh th is werk 10 t e LOS ANCrELES _ Dart 1\ L fer.ent. .. Thc :;:ystcnl produced American N cw s pape r
W • ' b1' Le;ir l\lotors Cor p. or Reno, Publishers Ass 0 c i at i 0 n , Industries Inc. reported first Stale a1ve1· /tfo11ey • w ortla rolev. "'iii be used in San Fran-Rich;ird c . Gers1enbcrg ; quarter income rose lo 8 '
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-cisco. It has one movi ng part General l\·lotors chairman. reaird $13.1 million comparedl
\\1ASHJNr.TON -Federal and J!Cneralcs a bout 2 4 O r('lated ho1\' this largest of all ...,·ith S9.6 million for the same
nfflcia lll ha vr F! r Ill n t f rt Re1'nve st1'ng ni·v· end s horsepn11'('f, maiiufacturcrs 11·as plagued by period ·last year. ·c "1 t w•1'v•r th•t ,,,·11 absenteci·sm. First quarter profits 10·1 ;111 orn A n " •· " Oakland \\•ill !ry 11 s~·stem 1 ded 12 5 -11-ll th 'l·tc to set euto •· .... Abs•nicci·sm 1·n our cu a . m1 ion ex· R ow e .. developed by \\'i llian1 Brobeck ~ d" . r th I emission l!landnrd~ for 1973 & Ass~te:;:. Berkeley . It has l '.S. plants has ranged as high lraor inary gain rom _ e sa e
!!Ind U174 more ~t rlnp:cnt ·thllri A SOUIJd, Steady Move threr cylinders and de\'elops i'IS 20 percent on certain days of J~·lf stock ?cquired in the
rf!deral stnndnrds. but rtcl:iyrd 200 horsepo\\·er. in certain plant s: and aver· sale o a·di1·is1on. I
,. dt'cl:oiinn on 1975 slA11dards. aged over 5 pcrcrnl of our Earnings \\'ere 46 cents per I
In Lns AnMr.1~ .. John fl1io:a. ni.· .SYL\'IA rtlHTt:n hu ildins of .1·our nestegi:: of The thir<f :;:y'sfrrn. rlr\'elnn<!d hourh· 1rork force sinrc 1968. share plus 11 cents from the
roxecullve offit•t•r nf I he n1utual fund :"hare.~. b.v Stcan1 r o1\·rr S~·stc1ns Jnr . ··Tins COi\IPARES \rith a 2 extraordinary gain com pa.red )I
C·all101·nlA Air n t' :'1 our r rs If ,rou h;11't II ilnvl1111~ ac-0 ·r b . nf Sah Dic110. hns six cylinders rwr1·cnt to 3 ~rccnt absentee i1·ith 42 cents for the ftrst
ho ' k h . I t r I you :irr uytMg your and generates 2;5 hp. f'' ,... r 19"1 I BoArd . !'iAid · lhr 11ru 1''a1'i count. you no"' 011' 111 cres compan y's · slOCk under an r;itr in the early 1960s. Last quarter 0 · 1 •
811 nsnro with thr w;ii\·f'r h11l ~·nu \rnl'e in thr ttc1·our1 adds eniploye p A 'j' r 0 11 ded uction Lear. in\·cntor of 1he Learjet yrar the tale impro .. ·ed for the The_laJgest gains v..·ere
11dded lhllt ~tnrr offlC'iat~ Pihl! IC• ,yn11r dcpos1 I and the[l as plan and are regularly plnl\'ing and or sl rr·co :<ystcm:;; for first tiinc in 10 years-drop-recorded ·by the Tupperware·
_hnl'M'd for agree1ncnl fro1n lhe i·nur tnlrrr~t 1,111,11~ it~ n\i·n in· bRck !he dh•ldcn ds lo buy cars. snys his 01\•n prototype ping froni 5_3 pt'rcent to 4.8 division and other units of the
gnvernmt'nl. on the stricter i<'rest, lhr rompnundin~ ac-inore of you r 011,11 contp<1n~··s stean1 car 1rill be on the road perrcnt. \\'e are encouraged direct·selling group. the com-
·197s !lt11nd11rd~. celf'r11 tcs the 1'itock. you knn"· how this com· "imminentl.1· ... 1/e said ht had bv this." pany said.
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b :-i r::i·-r pounding enh11ncts '·'our set aside the projC'ct 10' i;!:i\·e ·G · rnment' can be blamrd uuutng 0 full attcn1ton to th(' bus con· •0\~ . · .. e IJ•1ion 0 ·11 ~:our nrstegg 11eslegg of lh('Se company tracl bul the car soon "·ould \\lhy, 1t n1ay bt fai rly asked,
of· ra!'i.h. shares. be d did federa l officials seek solu-LOS ANGELES -Union Oil
If you..o\\·n HOW. TH EN1 "·ould ~ou li ~e rea Y 10 go. lions to sympt on:is instead ~r Co. of California reported
n111111111 flnlfl lo hai·e any cash di1·1rlends ProdurtlQn rnodel~ "'ill ha\'!" treating lhe basic_ underlying slightly increased first-quarter
h .\"Qll earn on An.v stpcks 'j'OU about lwice the t'ffiricnrv of h1ctor? \\"h)' did «ov('mment earn1"n•s show1·ng a net income ~ Ares, ~'OU · 1· II -. led th e prolol.1'""S. and e1·en· the · "d h • k n o-w -th!'ll ~cn1-n 11uloma 1ca Y mn\'es . .-~ try 10 keep prices .011TI . ,~. c~ of J29.9 million. or 84 cents per J
\'OU hll1'r tho for \'OU? proto.l~·pe hns oulperformerl production cosls 11·ert' r1s1ng . common share. as compared
O,,,ion 0 f 1'iis auton1atic rrinVei;tmcnt th" inlt'rhAI r 0 "1bus 1 i On A dangrrous summary. but to $29.7 million. or 84 cents.per I
11>o•T•• hai·inp. t he \\'OUld be :i supc11b mcihod of-cni?itl(', bt°'Ar ~aid. • perhaps the only one tha! t'n-sh;i re. for 1he same quarter
cl 1 ,. I tle n d 5 y nu-"11 r n forrt tf !'i.il\ln(ls -for you "If a 111ajor n1;inuf.i:1rtuffr romp a. s s es !ht' true last year. J
autorn al ic:illi· rrin\·('sted in "·ould.nc\'rr ~l'I your h::i.nds on suddrnl.1· brl'atne t>nthusiaslir dimensions. is th rit sui{~e~ted A company spokesman said I
11111rr sh:ii·rS of thr 11111tt1:il lhP rl h·idends Rnd I h u ~ al>out 11. they could hal"e a by Pe1erson. Th(' tn1tt'd the earnings per share wa s I
fund nnd i·nu knoii' that. ns the '''ouldn 't ht' able lo· dribble the SIC'~111 a11tn in produrtion no SIRies, he lold ~ongressmen. unchanged becaus e· th e1 11,.1,. ilh:irrs <'Arn rli\'idl'nds toll. n1on<'y i:i.11 :1,\'. sooner than 19ili:" Lear said. h11 s "gotten a hllle fat 11nd number of shares ou!standingi
1111~ 1•11nii>nu11rl1n~ Sp«'ds thC' This 11·oulrl l>r 11 ~-11~' In rorn· Thr s1ran1 bus enj!ine:;: lazy." rose to 28.3i minion for 28.35
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-.. ------------~ ' d . t . ·~ ~~,~~~~.-..-1-0....,r._.o 0 A • '1·,•,,un,,',,01~ •• 'bo"'ut ,yo,',"11re"',",r,','y anlis1110~ rei::ulation~. Lear Union Oil's rise in earnings
y 'I " said. !ll:i jor U.S. and foreign T bl G ,1·11s in marked contrast lo -~-· A ~ lhrrf' _is Ill lll:lkf' 3 sound in· C'ar Jlll~krr~ ha1·e a S k e d a. e rape third-quarter declines reported
ORDER 'j 1·es1 n1l'nf A1·011· steadily. Conl{ress for .t one year ex· rtetntll' bv Standard Oil Co. ~.' Beautiful Thi~ \\'t)Uld be 3 11·a~· lo ~t'I lenl'iion of the a n 11 s m 0 g Pr:ces Set of Ne1¥ J"ersey. the \\"Orld"s I
'' , !hr ad1an1af:.r (lf dollar rost deadlint. sayin~ Tht>~' "'ill be " largest petroleum company,! \,' Stick:on ~1·erag1ng on .1 o u r rrin-unable to salisfy lftem by 19i6,, and Gett)' Oil Co. I You Rs '.,I/, \'('~t111ent of du·idcnds -for F D z · The Union Oil SP.Okesman
. I ~ \\ LABELS your di"idrnds ""uld ti. in· or ec ine said '"' company·s profits
, 1·es1ec1 regularly l hro~h _be.ar Teclini' con "·ere aided by higher natural
,/ONLY"" And bull niark('t~. And thu~. , 017\L-S." ( . .:..P1 -Prices for p:as prices and reCiuced spen-TODAY I your ro.~1~ 11·ould M'l"ragr out. ' tilble grapes probably will ding on dry holes and un-
• e 1...-j $12& A plan lo IX'rn~I ~·ou to do E J\I df'<"line after l9iS unless the producth·e land . Bui this was prr<'i$el~· !his. i\·hu:h 11 a~ in-)'eS 1' 0\-·e. indus1r1· doe~ .something to offset in part by higher~v.·ages j ~nt~ur:utd h~· J.'1rs1 Nl'lltllnAI hirn Aiound :i rlrcline in de-and lo\<fcr rtfail gasoline
Cit\' RAnk (lf ~('\\ ,.Ork. II ff'\\' To Ir,i.'ne mand. an l'('(lnomist hAS told prices. be added. I ,.e~ri: back. is n<111 ciHrhin~ rin , gmv.·er~ d .,
rast. ~pread1n,1? r:1p1dl~ Ill Rn Dr. l\1rb1· 'l11u\1on told !he • Plan~• Or ere.
linpN'SSil'r hst of ror1X1rauons Te ch n I c o.n lnstniment~ annual Cal;forn1a Table Grape
•nd 10 ofh cr ~nks across 1hr C'A h th 1 lb ,, .r, .... e LOS 1\:\GELES -Con· Corpor11Uon. m;inufacture~ of "":nltnar rre B <' ,-:-ltnrntal Airlines has placed a rountry. consumer has been ra!IRg
rt · 1 n1ed1cal instrun1en1.a11on and ~ million order for rour ~·Ill ('('t1nmon ~<'nSC' mnrtp , fe11:rr J!rapc.~ e1·ery ~ear. ,.,,....,,.
l''h1ch 1$; p.i.rti<"ulArtv i:cartd to chcm1ral rcagl'nl product!!, has ··Ttends i n con~umpl ion ~fcDonntll Douglas DCIOs and
l'tl'lonali1ed • Stylish • Efficien t..
Order For Younelf or a Fritnd
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M1y be u1ed on t n¥tlopes ., re turn 1ddrt1\
l1beh. Al10 \'try handy •• id enti fic.etion
ltb•ls-lor marlcf119 pt1non;r,I if..n-t-auc.h ••
books, ttc.ard1, phcito1, etc;. ltbt ls 1ticlr: on
91111 i nd may bit ustd for m•rking >iom e
CI PU\td focd itt 1111. All l1btl1 1 r1 printtd
with 1tyli1N Vo9u1 type on fint q1,11 lity wh ite
gumm ed ptptr.
!he small in\·r.stor. Here art llnnou~ P,lan~ to ~OC!}' ~ ..... ~ h.~Yf! ... ~ ~ fa:~or::ible f?r ~.JS Boe1ing i2_,7'!!f5 ~I~ sparn:
_ _. ' tht~deu111 · ,._ -~ -\t"'esf CN.:11. <rislriOOhon ttnitr freSl1 marl.:C"I ~ r,. pl s . ' rat? and ,~at groo
SA,. TH E cnmp1u\y in "'h1ch and manufacturing facil11y ·10 :\1011lton s a 1 d \\"C'dnesday. equ1pment
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~'\)U on i1ock Is 11 tntnlbtr of the ln·tne Jndustrtal Complu:. "Tbt L'S AgTtrulturt Depart· Announc ng . t e 0.r er
the t'"NCB"s di'i~nd rtin-The mort from Santa Ana is men! t stimatt.!i 19i0 per Robert f'. ~ll. Conl~ntal
\Wimtnt plan and )1')U°l't schf'dultcl for Junt. a('("()rdlnc rapl!Al ton..e:umptton "as 26 prrs1dent, said fln1nr.1'ng
$;1.gnf!d up. As ~Q.lr dividends 10 Anlhony C'. Sch 1 p ! i, pounds, Jess than ha.If t.he lerms ha\'e .Yet lo bt ar-
•ff d«iutd. t'~CB will In· Tt>ChnlC"Oft's \\"est Co' st piofi\'ious 11\-e.ragt , 0 [ !ht ma· ranged . He sa.1d. the ~st or tht
\'tSI them In ~-our camprany's manag·er. j<lr rompttin.g frt!h fru1t.s. <'In-ordtr wall divided mto ... S1111
stock alon£ v.•ith the rl1\·idcnds Techn1ron's lr\'u'~ f1tillt~· JI ptars suffered a sharper milhnn 10 Roting and $83 1
of other p 11 rt 1<'1 pa t Ing 'l\'lll be-60 percml larger 1h1n dK'Hnt " m!ll;on to ~lcDromtll Douglas.
sha~haldcrs. All pritts. paw! the exisll?\I: Santa. Alli p1An1 . "In thf $;hru1 run. lhc C'OD-r t.aid be upc"dtd lo ta~
'«ill bf avflr11rtd and all It will rontain ~ ronlplete llnurd stmn~ dtmand for delilwy of tht rour DCIO! lhis,
~ockholde?t will riar thf idtn-chtmlcal rrocfuclion and quali· 1a~e 11rw:I ralsin ''lritttlcs for !'J)rin# from lhf' l!cOonneIJ I
u al pritt fnr !ht new Wrt._ ty ron1rol un11. 1lonf: •·1t.b of· • ''"'' <'11.1.Shtng •111 l.ttp the Dougl1s pl&nt in Lof1j Buch.
\"ou will be credited .,,""ilh fKU and fit.kt wvict !tiff lo aipply ('If fw.h tablt p-apes 1n Continf"J:tlll. wb)cli alry':~·
t>1'rntnhip or your adchtional hlndW 1 be normal re-ctwck. U>trtliy ·~png owns' 2l Boeint 72i-2005. bopt.!i
Wrt!.. ,.oo wilt N'Cf.l\"t a quiremtnls ol \\'est Co.Mil pmfilfbi.t pncn.." ht Rid. 10 JllCC!'PI dtlh·ery of thrttj
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O Dusting Powder 9 0 2. 6.50. O Cool Sp ray Bath Powd er 6 02. 4.50.
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'!'be-Balboa Bay Club Racquet Club wDI
be humming with activity the tint two
w .. ttnci. to M">'.I! lellllis pla)'<l111 and
Wider take to the oouru.
~nsoring th~ four~y tourliament ls
the. Adoption Guild of Southern Orange
County.
The teumapient lhls year, which Is the
_liJ:th..junkir ;vent for the guild, will-ift..
clude a new clas.s · for children a aOd
under. There also will be bofs' and girls'
doubles.
Chairman of the tournament is Mrs.
• William Stabler, who is being i ssisted
with plans by ~1yron McNamara and
Tom Estes, teMis pros serving as the
tournament ·cifreciors.
Entry r.. is $6 per team and entry
blanks are available at all tennis clubs,.
recreation deparbnents and tennis shops
in Orange County.
All ~ from the tournament will
go to the Adoption Guild's beneficiary,
1J{oly Family Adoption Service, for
_ e in pl:i.ccment of chilrlren.
e ~opilon Guild will spo~ its an.
nu 1 Senior Tenn.U Tournament May 27,
28 and 29 and June 3 and 4, and ·us loth
an· ··al Tennis Ball will take place in the
Balboa Bay Club June 3.
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from Mrs. Wil l iam
Stabler and tennis pro
Tom Estes are Cynthia
Chamberlin and Rod·
rick Rinker, who wilL
1---~•-·"<>mjlet~hl •·riew-class-
for children 8 and un·
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38th Benefit
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Along with-the Bavarian Mal Fest
planned for Friday, May 12, members or
the Laguna Beach EbeU Club are turning
the ir thoufl:hts to the aintrlbutions the
club has mad.e to Southlarul'life since ill
1ncepUoo in 1933.
The fest, which will Ile the club's 3Mh
annllal benefit, will take place in the Llt4
tie Bavarian restaurant in Del Mar and
Incl ude appropriate mus ic and dancing.
Donations to many worthw hile causes
have been made by the Ebel! Club over
the past decades, said Mrs. Aldon Clark,
bene(it chairman.
Thou sands of dollars in money and
equipment have been given to Hoag
Memorial Hos~ital, Presbyterian, South
Coast C'.lmmunlty Hospital, Lyric Opera
Association, Laguna Moulton Playhouse,
YMC . .\ and American Fi«:;!~ Service.
O''icr philanth,.on!e!I have be~n the
So:·'h Coast Chtld Guldance Center, Boys c: '1. La:-r~a Bt a,.·1 UJr<:ry, Ci·:Jc n.a· t • ..Qr.a;i ~e Coun\y Chi Id re n ' s
H:s1:tal, Bluebird Canyon Recreation
>rc1 and the Laguna School of Art and
D~si::;-n.
Still others have been the Red Cross,
Laguna Beach Chaml>fr Music Associa·
tion , Little League, Girl and Boy Scouts.
Youth Employment Service, Laguna
Greenbelt, Mardan School, Released
Time Christian Education, VIV A, LOCCA
and the Patriots'. Day Parade.
In addition, nearly $30,000 I n
1cholarships has been given to Laguna
·:seach High School seniors slnce 1946, ad·
ded Mrs. Clark.
The club also contributes to· the
school's senior all-night party and
yearbook and maintains a revo)Ting 1tu--
dent loan fund.
Contributions also have been made to
the Sad::l.leback College loan fund and
other school projects.
Club members not only hav~ given
financial aid to the community but
through the years have served in other
y,•ays.
An adopted ward at Fairview State
Hospital has been given holiday parties
for many years, and prior to 1hat, a
geriatrics ward at Orange County
Medical Center received attention.
The sewing section made bed jackets
for the elderly women and club members
remembered the patient! on their
birthdays. • During Wqrld ·War n and lmm~diatel1_
after Ebell members sent packages to
needf familie s in Europe and were active
to the USO.
The club's original resolution made in
1!}34 stated that all members wquld sup...
port projects to develop Laguna Beach as
a home and family community. •
All funds received from the annual
benefit and rummage sale are used to un-
derwrite the club's proJcd:' and to better
community life in the hrimed.late area,
club officers stated. ·
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On TV 's Si ckness
DEAH AN:-J Li\~OEH.S : \\"h:it \\1111ld
)'OU do ~ Imagine yoursl•lf ns lhl' pr \11r1p.1l
character in the fo\1011•in~ s1t u~1l u>t1: Y11u
are of no set ngc . ''Oll l'lln ~· 1•ith1•r 111:111·
r-fen\alt'.-You-lm Vt'-N-t'lt>ll ~li41t.l-rk 11t11\ 11
more com1nonty ns hrirt'llp.
Jn other wortl~. \'OU IHl\'1' ;1 s1:it'c<·h-h11·
'pediment causrd by n <'Pllj.!l'n ili1I d1'f1•1·L
You arc enjoying au t•vt•ning ,1•il/1 fr i!!nds
and son1eone sugi:t•sls turnini.: 011 ·rv to
1ee "his ravorile ro1nrdi:1n. ··
Suddenly tie's Pn l hl' ~c·r<'r11 ll'!!i11g !I
joke about ''th is d~ \1·ith ;1 h:1relip th:il
barks runny." \\.'ould you try ltl hidt• your
embarrnssment by laui.:hing·.• \Vouhl yo u
Jea\'e the roo1n lo spa.re lh1• 11111<'~
disco1nrort? Can you in1ngine :i.nythin}!' S••
needlessly crurl ns lhi~ kind of rldlr ult'?
Well, how s;bout lhe nrx.l grubber·!
Another TV s!Kl\V -this "hilarious"
1kit involves a stutten;·r and n l'itlinl or
cerebral palsy. The comcdlnn plnys both ·
parts. He does it to perfection -tho
labored faci al contortions, the tangled ut·
:.:. ·rcrat1ce1', 11c~s),asli1' -n·f1t1 -:1nu-··h'i~
mov ements. !l, \Sas n n1:istr.rful irnitnl ion.
full~ p1<l-1·d !us 11 .1y throui.:h ~1 1,.nrt irul:1r·
I~ l1111j.! and 1\1Uu·ul t S£'nh•uc1•. tus fr l1•111\':1
pun rh lu11' 11 :1~ ... \"rnh -!hn!'s l'asy f11r
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b1·~1 rt'.HI 1•ol11111nl!it In lh1• rounlry, >A'l ll
pl'in! tl11s l1·r1t·r 11nd nsk }Our r1·ttdt·rs to
d1•1n:11H I lh:1t the n1•lw11rks lk't 1~rm1 t •
sUL'h sl1·k luu1u1i-. If 1•11r111):~l ·l}{"'Plt• ('(1111·
'pln in lht·.v 1·:111 put nn end In tht·s1• brutal
h\0\1·~ !11 ha11da·11pp1•d j)(:_11pl<', l'l1•nst• help,
i\nn l.a11d.1·r~. -Li\Jl(;(l, Fl.lllilDA
11~:A It I..: I tun llrtnly &·hlncl your
f :Hnpalgn lo do iion11•1hini:: Mhouc tht'
1•rut·I insult s lu lht' h u n ti It' '* pp f' d •
llt•udrrs, u·ill yo11 hl'ljl 11 ,·.• l'll11 lhlii 1•01·
1111111 Mltd sr11d It lo th11 prri>ldtnt nf lho
nttwork nf your rhok·t". lll're nrr, Ute
nu1nrs and uddresst•S:
Jullun c:ood1nnn, presldt.nt ol NBC, IO
Roc.krftllrr J>ll\ln·, NtW \'ork, N, \'. 1118%!.
. t:h11rlM1 1rrlund. r rr·. •1t uf rns, ii
But cnn you Jmat:inr lhi.' .flll!-:Ui sh l his
'---=---'11--ti:lrmust-h1lJC priklITc:t•d frun1 ruas l-1'~----~-c
coast? Then after the Sfuucrcr bas 1i.:1i11-W. !2nd Strt1ct, New ''ork, N.V. 1002% •
.Elton Jlule, pre11ldt nt of ADC, 1110
Avenue of lhe _Amtrlc11s, New York,'N.Y.
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. Better yet, get two-more copltl or thl1
tolumn end send It to the prHldent fl of
all thrre rirtworks. Acros11 lhr eolum•
wrilt', "I tigree" •.• , :~nd u~u~1r n111nt
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DF:A ll ANN LANDEHS: A fl'll'ntl or
mine t wonu111 Jn her mld-40!) ctrop~d
oul of 11iRhl for: aboul u n16i1Hi:"Shc suld -
she decided on the 1pur o( the moment to
take a trip to tbe Orient. No one received
IO much as a postcard fro m her.
When 5hc returned ahe looked JO year1
younger. She claims 1he hod "a won~
dcrful rest." A few or u11 are aure ahe hnd
her face llfted. 'I decided lo come right
out and ask her. She repllcd, ~·A bsurd, (
did nothing or the kind.'' '/'hen she offered
•10.000 lo unyone wlu1 1·ould prov e
otherwise.
My question ts this: Is ll JXlssiblc thnt
the job.was done so skillfully lh11 l even a
doctor could not sec Uie lclltn le acors
beh ind the ears and Up Into the hulrllne?
Please check with your ~onsullants and
lei ua know, -UNCONVINCED
DE~R ~.C.: Tb~ c11nr.uUunt11 1ay no
way. A 1urt;lcal racclltl enl11lh1 lean
from the Incisions. A wu1nnn wh 1 Invite•
Inspection In all probablllty 11 telling Ute
truth. ·
SAMPLE OF BAVARIA -A Bavarian Mai Fest hao Bavaria restaurant, Del Mar-are ~e!t to right) Mrs.
William Thomas Ill, her husband and Mrs. James
C. Townsend.
llow mu ch do you kno w ahout pol, l ... t;IJ,
cocu inc, spec~. 1nc:th, nJ'ticl's .und
tlowncr.s, glue 1::111d t1crui11? At1• all druu$
danµ;erousl GCt Ann l..:inder11' 11cw
bookl1•t, •·straight Do1>C 011 f)ruu~-" l"nr
each booklet ordered acnd a tlollllr bill
plus a long, self-addre.ssed, shunped
envelope ( 16 cents postage 1 to Ann
Lander1_.jJox 3348, Chicago, JJI. 60654.
· been planned for the 38th annual benefit sponsored
by the Laguna Beach Ebell Club. GeUing into the
proper spirit for the May 12 event m the Little
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From a gala1y of pre-ball cocktail
parties , more than 300 guests gr avitated
to the anQual Angelitos de Oro Ball in the
Balboa Bay Club, which was a glittering
1ffair, as usual.
· Gree.ting guests as they arrived were
Mrs. George L, Wood ford Jr., AngelitoS
de Oro president, and her huSband ; ~trS.
WU!lam· ttolsteln , ball ~lraiJ"fflall,300 lier
husband, and ~1rs. Watter ~Cruttenden.
Gold Book· editor-in-chief, &nd her hus-
band .•• ·
The arfair culminated another year or
fund-raising acti vities by the Angelitos on
l>ehalf-o f Big Brother1 of Oran~e C"unty.
Each llle\t rl!Cdved the tradiliooal Gold
Book as a souvenir of the even ing.
Mr s. Mark SOden, decorat l onl
chairman, and Mn. CWford Hakes and
In the wheelhoute of
the Nautigurl are
Mn. George Woodford,
Mn. William H!>lstein,
Holste in and Woodford.
Party Glitters
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Mrs. Ernest Safllg transformed the win-
dowed ballroom of the Bay Club Jnlo a
garden of t.all trees, candlelit pedc!tals
holding urns or aprlng flowers and hang·
ing ba skets filled with llower1.
Guests enjoyed a five.course gourmet
dinner, including crab cockta ils, bee{
Wellington and baked Alaska nambce,
ana danced to the music of Joe Moshay
and his band.
llighlighting the even ing wa5 the·
prescntati'ln or a '25,000 ehtck bf --Mrs t
Wooc.!;:>rd lo Roge r Turner, accretary of
the boatd of Big Brothera, who wa s
subst'lutlng for Big Brothers president,
Ronald Coulson.
H· ... 'nii:: parties In their ho me1 and
ebc ~ achts (aome moored i t the Bay
C' ·c Mr and Mr1. ·John R. Waters,
itr.: . :1r1. Holattin, and Mr. and Mrs.
Tur~ r and Mr. and Mrs. Rcc1 r,,
Bauman, who col111bor1ted on their gucll!
list.
Entertaining board the Nautlgurl , a
Mi11i11lppl river boat; were the Yi10t>d·
ford,, who borrowed the vcts~I f11r !tu·
eve:1.1;ing.._from her owners, Mr. and i\ir5.
Sad! Cur.tey Jr. '
Und.o 'sit residents, the Crutlenderuo,
hostt'() anothe r pre-ball party 111 di,d the
W1llian1 Joneses who joined efforts wllh
the Wilf red J1crlsr 11.
Enlcrtai nJng Jamlly mcmber1, In
celebr11 tio n of thflr daughter Leah '•
enr,agc ment to lf1iv,rr Laule, were Mr.
1nd ~lrs. Paul H1igcr1.
, Opening their twmc for a -party c~
ho11lcd IJy lhc t..'}lesler Brabynlf wero the
Jl,farshall. N1cdcckcr11, and h o 1 l Ing
watcrffflnt and Irvine 'fprr:ice frfendl
·we..e ~tr. 11nd Mr~ r.Atw1n F'. Slttn Jr.
ti.tr. and Jl,lr«. f). W. Hlchard rirhOsted
a l'.;Jlbe. in;: with ~1r and ,\1rs. Alex
Jlobcrt1t0n, r;1·n. and ~t rs. 1'hi"Jrna! F'.
J<ilcy tnlcr1:i1n1•d 1cvcral couP1e.1 Ind
?1.113. Wl!J1tut1 lfo~k in.s was a haste.st,
A mother-<laughtcr lfij1n, Mra. Soft!&
and fl/1r·:1 ;:t..w:.ird ft'. Wu1 d Jr., t~
tcrtaJnetl with their hu•banda in the Sd-
llg home.
~tr. and ~r,, Jr,hn f'. Piwtt-r and l\fr1.
Theotl11rt· Jl. C.1lllord ho~led more
h'!iliv1tu;~. and Mr. iind 1t1ra. Juhn
J,;.1w•.i1n tOtik ~uests to th~ Newport.er Inn.
i·1i,, \\>'alter J . Jlt.ionaulLs, lht:. It J. Stod·
tl:.ird~. ttA: t;f'11rge J1Jn1<1t1, the Donald
Star liflJ!:J and the ftJt'hard Bcrteu co~
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In Coastal Communities
Ntlllt ll<IT)', who ;, blact,
waa hostess for 1be evening.
"J f el we need more groups
hke thl1," aht said, "and more
young people. It's we young
peo_ple who have to make
things thange."
All.tr tw o y e a rs . of
d!ICU311lons there are many
lriendshtps withln the group.
Succes! of the group has prod-
ded members to expand il'I
scope.
"We want to incl~e .. ri.fex-
lcao-Americans, also," a
'member commented, "and
uther n1inorlty groups, Talking
about problew i.s much more aw~ by the police) just for
useful if we caa hear all aides walking down the s reels in
· of a question." ~-whjte Orange County ciliell.
The black polioorian, one of "'~ L\lAGE only' e-.11 bl.Aci I a w tn· An example is l h e forcement officers in the coun-pollcem~n-1tudent dtscussion.
A pollce science major at San· ty, di&cu.ssed .being called
ta Ana College, the student .. pig," a term he called passe.
bu plans to go Into law ca_·_ "fo[ UH' ~lac!..J!llicemari
forcement even though he has being called pig didn"flilirl a
had bad experiences with the hit. After all lb.al the blacks
police. have been called. pig l.s gi ving
His reasoning ? "l want to us a break," he said.
improve the image. I won ·t Di~ussion ensued about the
treat the public the way I was black ch.i1d's and the "'hite
treated." child'! attitude to"•ar.d police
He cited example.! o( being officers.
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"I think C\'ery child Is alike
In that they look up lo and
rellpect pQllce oHicers ·"'hen
1hey're &"mall," the student
said .
"\\'bites have little contact
\Yilh the pollce. except lor
.speeding tickets. A black can "t
3\'0id contact with the police."
the Santa Ana police orficer
'added.
~-leeting!>-last about two
hours. Anyone interested is in·
\'iteP to attend. Further in·
formation can be obtained
from Mrs. J1iU, 546-8431.
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1n11t11lll:1li11n11 H n fl c_·rin-
ff·renccw are the n111ln 11<:·
11vHl1•11 for {Jrl{11niiullnn11 .
SC Juniors
chalrn1en
Awurd ~ lo bt 'i)rtiiC'ntcd In·
f')udc I tie (:irl 11f.the-y1•ur,
Clubworn11n--0f·lh<··Ycnr a 11 d
t:Jli~A:n·Of·I tie-ycn r.
Haven House
th•; U111lrcl Synr1Ro~ue of
Aml.tif·a wllt h:1v1· <• lhree-Ouy
~llvcr n1l111vcr11<1ry conferen ce
In lhe Ncwporlcr Inn Sun1loy·
'fucsday, May 7-!l.
Theta Sigs South On111t .lunlnr11 of F'nun-
:f1dn VntJcy wtll ln!llDll nrw of·
.'llccr11 durlnJC ll f>11y11 11r W1nr . New tllrccl.nr11 of Jlaven . Tht' Ch11n1o1in;.( Role, Slalu11
.find Jlosr11 thrmf'd ''c rr.rnnny flou11e All.'ll}('lute11 11f (lr11nJ(e nnd llcspl'ln~Hnli ty or· Women
'which will follow 11 rtln11rr f:ounly will be prc11rntffl duf. -Ill the Ih eme ''' n panel
S11turdny, l\1n y ti. In the inP. fl fund-rnl11ln1t l11Hhlon f1i M:u1111lon plnnned by Orange
Alrporler 11111 11how nntJ dinner lo he 51lve11 11~ L11u11ty 'l'hrt:i Slii;ma Phi for
J!eceivlnp, llw J(nvrl wllt he 7.30 p.m. Saturday, ti.lay 6, in !hi' 111111ual Mnlrix Brunch nnd
Mrs. l)un f:ordon nnd 11ervin~ thr Alrportl'r Inn. i11R1allnllnn.
Homemakers
Trips to·twQ ·rv 11hows nre
heing plannt!d by. the Jlappy
lJomemakers.
The first will he lo the
Password show on Sunday,
May 7. Buses will leave Foun-
tain Valley Community Center
.et 12 :45 p.m. and return at
5:30.
The second show will J\e lhe
Newlywed Game on Thursday,
J\1ay 25. Buses will 14!ave at
4:30 p.m. and return by 8:30.
wllh hrr will ht• lhfl Mn1••11. Arl Show prorri'llll \viii J! o Thr J.(roup will meel al 11 :30
--~"r.;ocltlrrlln, Wllllnm <:r1rr1n, luwnrd" r 'llt1hlildtinl( 11 hou~r n.m. Sundny. M:iy 1, in
.. D11le Fryr., nnd IJnvld KeU rirr. 1,r rr•tui.:r fur lamllicM 1,f llruhrn's by the A1rpnr\.
The trips art open to the
public and reservatlonl! may
be made by calling r.trs •
James W. Dick.
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vice JI r c I J d r. n l 11 ; Mikr nlrohnlirs S[)l'1.tker~ wlll Include t.1r~.
llru1111e1tu. ,iici::rclnry: CJ 11 I New (Jflu ·i:r111 arr lhe "Mmcii. .loy tonnor!I, pre!!i1l rnt or the Oem O Wom en
flr lMIJlr1111n, tre1111urer': l"rnnk llohcrl J.u Cnnnf', rrellldcnt ; (JranJ!e C)11,.1nly <;hapter oC .
J•"h:ck, p1:1rll11rncnt11rlnn. and Wullcr Hartlcll a'tul E . NCiW: Dr. F'red o. Frnnchs. Mrs. Maury Oppenheim, a
'l'erry c:enllon 11nd Kip l'nync, 'fho1n1111n11 vice .p,.c11ldenU1· asiroc11te profe11sor nf relllilion l .. os. Angeles attorney and
Jlulillcll.v .n n d phlh111thropy follt'!J> 1 M~(:Ormlck ll<-·i·retnrv' 111 Chnpmnn College. und Mrs. chairm an of t~e Democratic • ' · ' · ' J ''" t\I< ,,nn•••: to L Women's Division South, will -~-----_ .and-I• .. ank-~ 1t1 " n.a h a.n...-u~~ner .... .JJJUWJ_AfilQ_r;Ji ~ --, the .... ~ r-~ · 11 tfctt!lllrl'r. p11bllr relntinn!I rnr ffiC Ornll,l{c -,;:JC' &'"""• 0 Ht
Color Cue County Wonicn's center, t;CJ. membership lea to be given -Milts~ ~lumn•e-NcW "officers arC the ttf111es. by the Orange Cou nty ~ ""' • 1•pn . wr< ow, pres fleii'f:"l~~mocratic Wome~. .
SU11 Mh't know· wt111l lc1111lh
the d[tllll ought to bt? Vurirty
111 the wortt. And how you look
In vnrlou~ lcn11th11 1nny 1lrllfnd
nn the 111lockln1JirnnctRhoC!i you ·
wenr.
Tn look tnllt'r . IQr cxC1mplr,
1lc11IRncr11 r('('OITIITlf'llrl 1111 UIJ·
lirokcn llnf", rrJ(11rdl~l!-l'I Qf the
11klrt lt'njOh.
Thl11 of h111 111 f'ccnmpllll hffi
hy kttpln11 lhc one rotnr lrnm
t1f!Ck to !Of, 11tockln113 n1kl
11hoc1 or boota lncludetl.
southern Cnllfornln ~f\1111 .
~allege nlumn:i c. will i1lll'nd n
rcglon11l r.nnfcrcncc in the
lll1111rvl1111d llotel Saturdny,
M11y ~.
Purposr of the All·dny pro-
11ran1 ls lo brlnJi; the nlumnnr
1111 to d11!i• on U1c current ctUll·
!JU., !lctllr.
Women's League
l'ncifil' SouthWC!ll Branch,
Nnt1011i1l \V.umcn'a Lengue or
fi n Mo~s. vlrr iircsidcnt: Mrs. Rlch.ar~ Mirh~els will
Diuuc_ Oodrriluuncr,.l:itrr~lary_, o£Cn her Mrss1on Vi<'Jo home
11 11 d Jn h n n I e Ad a m 8 , for the event rr_o.m 2 to S p.111.
trcui;urer. Sunday, ~AY 7. Or~nRe County
~mocratlc cond1dat~s ..tso
have been Invited.~ ., Allianc e
A polka dance . will be
sponsored by the -Orange
County· Polish Nation a I
Allion~ from 4 to 5 p.m, Sun-
day, ~11iy, 7. In the Plumbers
nnd Steamfitters llall, Santo
Ann.
Art Contest
Niguel Art Association will
sponsor a spring art contest ror
·children in fourth through
se nior high .school grades from
10 a.m. lo 5 p.m. Saturday,
May 6, at the Crown Volley
mall.
Clowning Around for Circus '72
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Circus '72 will theme the annual benefit fashion
.sho\v and Iurl cheon SP.-Onsored by Clipped \Ving s,
United Air Lines Stewardess Alumnae Association.
The event will take place Saturday, ]\.lay 6, in the
Ydur Horoscope Tomorrow
Century Plaza Hotel. Under the ''big top" arc. Oert
lo ri ght) l\·frs. Fred I-Iughes, Petet Fisher and Mrs.
h-ticbael Fisher.
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Categories arc watercolor,
olls and mlxed med ia. \Vinning
"'orks will be displayed In the
Art Affair during the entire
run of lhe Laguna Bench
Festival of Arts. -
Compass Club
The Rev. Stan George, a
retired Presbyterian · minister
who rode 14.000 miles on a
motorcycle through the United
Stales. Canada and 1>1exil'Cl,
will be the speaker for lhe
Square and Cotnpass. Club
Sunday, r.1ay_1.
Aquarius: Accept New Ideas
GO.LDEN MEMORIES -~tr:; llt1lph l .1l tl1•f 1t'ld. prt'iddr11t o( 1 hr (' (l s I :i ?llrsn
\r~1111t·11 ·:. l 'l11 h tllt r!J.:hll"rl-1't'" 1.'' t old·1 r111111)t'rl pla1 1• fr11111 pa :;t prrs1dt•nl s. !ht•
~lnu:.I; r I A'I' \\'t1t1.'l\tll'lh. and \\'1 1l1:u11 ('. K1•r1n11 d1• (h•ft lo r1~ht l 111 hon11r of
!hr t•luh'~ !illl h alll\1\'t'l"~ary :1~ A lllt'lllbcr of lhr ('ailfor111:1 ~'crl!'l':ltiOll Of \\'onl·
1•11 '~.,. 'l 11 hi'.
50 Years of Service
Sewing · Circle Grew
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12:30 p.m. in the nun\·
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SC. Juniors
During the Los Cerrilos
District convention, the Sou th
Con st .Juniors ot 1'~ou·n1t1\n
Valley wrrc awarded seven
prizes. _ _
They receivC'd t11c first place
J05ephine Seamon nward, won
· seconds J 11 AmPricanism,
tducation and .snfetv nnd
TUESDAY
MAY 2
Hy SYDNEY O~IARR
Secret arrangement could be 1 in offing.
GE!'t11NI f!\lay 21-June 20 J:
Improve comprehension of
ARIES (liiarch 21-Aprit 19): those who hold views opposite
''ou are going to reach beyond your 0\\-1\. State case in low-
presenl boundaries. your key manner. Het'd inner vo ice.
abll iti , go3ts COmf iOfo You gain by. bein~ receptive.
ocus.~iming-i1nproves..-Com-Let-others a~r th.cir thoughts.
1nunicalion with one at a Be an attentive listener.
distance will r.esume. Your CANCER (June 21.July 22):
philosophy can "'Ork -al)d l\latters of health, employ·
yot! \\•ill be gratified. ment, performance df special
TAURUS (April 26-liiay 20): services these arc
New approach to joint finan-highlighted. Diversify. Don't
fi:il venture proves successful. depend on only one project,
Get c o • o p c r a l i o n ._, un· assignment or individual.
·der'standlnR of mate1 partner. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Leo \\'ill figure pr9minently. Personal 1nagnetisrn soars.
thirds in federation ·develop-1"~
-tnent: prr~:;; and yout h. L
Member of opposite sex
figures_ prominently. Stress
creativity. Obstacles a r e
removed. There is change. op-
portunity for travel and a
variety of experiences. Ketp
close watch on Aquarian. June Date
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Opt'n lines of communication
with family members. There
BEAUTY
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obstacles in domest ic area.' su rprise is due. Backing is on
These can be removed. Act in "·ay. Al't accordingly.
careful. diplomatic \\·ay. ·Gift CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
purchase co.uld sooth feelings. 19): Co-operate with Sagil·
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0c t. 22 ): tariao. Plan program "'hich
Entertain at home. Stay in gets message across to more
familiar territory. Taurus people. \Vork in ·conjunction
could play sigft.ificant role. Be \\'ilh special group, organiza.
diplomalic. Play hand \Vilh liO.!I· ~1uch that oCcurs is
cocll deliberateness. ~!Oney is obscured. Be patient an d
involved and so are your :situiition will come into focus.
relatives. -Plenty of "soft AQUARIUS iJan. 20-Feb.
soap" indicated. 18 1: Ne1\' contact proves
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): belicficial. Be open to idC'as
Obtt1in valid hint from Libra suggestions. One al the to?-
message. T a k e inventory. lends support. Take steps to
Pay, collect debts. Leave no fulfill desires Leo is in pie·
loose n1 one y e.nds. Avoid (ure. Be recep11ve. ''ou have .
tendency toward "'Lshful think-right to fun and romance.
Ing. Be f~lis~ic about pros:-PISCES (Feb. 19·fil arch :ZO I:
peel~. :tsp1rat1ons. Che c k You perceive potential. You .
special accoJ.IJllS. are. not satisfied "'ith com-
SAGITIARJUS (Nov. 22· promise. second best 0 r
D<-c. 21 I: This is a po~·rr anything less than achieve--
period. Gel . going. 1nvcst in ment or goal. ,.our confidence
ro~1~ . O\rn tdcas. s pc c i a I is such that you inspire others.
ab1ht1es. SI.and on_ your feet One in authority "·ill gi\'e you
and proclaµn beliefs. Don·t necessary suppor1.
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REDUC'l'.ION
SALE
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n.IEV'RE ~NE -'MtMALS.
TA.KE GOOD CAR! OF
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I KNOW
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LOVE YELLIN'
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By Al. Smith
YES, BUT NOW I C/lN'T
BENDDOWNTO
PICK IT UP!
By Dale Hale
• Bushmiller
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: SHE TALKS ABOUT --'~HER TRIP TO
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TELL YOU
ABOUT COME
AROUND . THE
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MY TRIP ·c oRNER
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ABBEY SPENCER
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BOSTQ:\ 1A/'1 -"\l/e l11ere Juck v,"
decided Bf'lston coach Tom Johnson, "to
LOS ANGELES{ AP) .:So far ~taury JI al bats including two homers. a double get nut of there alive."
Will!, the longtime shortstop of the Los and six rbi. , , The Bruins'not only escaped ali ve, but
Angelts Dodgtr!I . p;"§y11 he'8 not contcrned "I'm happy wi th the hilting, of course," took with them a 6·5 victory over New
that he i~n 'I playing . the 23·year-old Bussell said afterward, York Sunday in the opening ga me of lheir
Ai1d Bill Russel l, the present shortstop ''but lt's shnrt.~lnp I'm con~entra_ting on Nationnl l/ockey L-<:ague Stanley Cup championshlp pl;iyoff. who bowed in with a splash, says.he 's not 1nos!ly. l\1nury helps me every da y. I
h h · 1 · knfJ\V he 's not uoing to st<iy oul of the Ace B;i ilcy's ~0~1! \l'ith 2: Iii left !o pl ay concerned t at c is P ay1ng. ~ gave lhc Bruins their victory. cutt.ing
B.1,1J Russell, who insist~ that \V!lts will linrup, not long ilny~ay,. "" i;hqrl 11 frantic Ne\v York comeback that
be back; f!n't givin11: up h)t; new job light-"13ut shnrl.~!op. R position I never had \Vipcd out ;i 5-1 Boston lead and left -
I ·• played in the rnajors Until lasl v.·eek, is limp a cro1vd of 14.!195, a nation.al ~ I _... .SunCJay. _a:; t_he Dodgers blanked lhe start101: to come lo me now_ LICeLmuch _ te e ~sion aud ience and Johnson.
Ne~-Y'Drt Met~ 7-0 beh ind the seven:hit more confident oul there." "We quit forechecking," said~.Johnson.
Eitchjng of Dt:in Sutton. Russcllconlinued__Russcll • ......wllli:s.. plijyCd Jl:!J! oulfi e!cJ <!S ''\VC stopped hilling. \lie played ir too·
-well as the infield hut never anywhere as ~::.~; Then .. we got lucky and put it in the.
Dodger6 .~late · a regular in his three years.on and off
All (hm11 &II l(,t (f.0)
. Emile fo'i-ancis. general manager-coach With Los Angele s, batted for \Vills last of the Rangers, saw hope ;n the Joss. ~;;; .:;::;,'; ::.··:~.11:!:11:,~,1:· ; ;}!·~: Thutsrtay "and s1n·g1cd. He's hit-safely in "'\Ve si:ofe'd four go3ls in oUr Iasl ffve
M-"-'--~"""--··_•·_ .. _._'_"_'"~''-"--:---.,,-'~·"...,..'...,,,.,· evC'ry ~an1e since. -gam-es agains1 fhem dufiiff lhe season.~•-
his batting spree that began the inslant He doubled in nnc run in lhc second in-he said.
he replace.9 the slnw-5\arting \VU!s at ning Sunday \rhcn the nodgers' jumped .::At least :l\'e.pro~·eclY.'e can still put the
shortstop. off to 11 2·0 lead. Hr then hit his three-run puck in their net . Psychologically, that's
Rus!iell 1>0under! 011l n home run . hi ... sf"-hnn1er lo higfili~ht a five -run fourth. got to help.
conrl in as n1any ,i::nn1rs, nnrl ;ilso 1louhled \Vill1r Dilvis al so drove in two runs in the Tuesday is \\'hen game two of this best·
ns he drnvc in four runs. lhc r\ull \ big. inning \\•ith an infield single. of-seven series y,·jJ! be played. •
i:Csl onr-m11n producli<in of the !oi<'ll~nn.
Hu ~st'll wHI b4' h:1ck flt sJ1ort ~t11p
lonight \1·hcn !ht· Dudgrrs oprn 11 !hrr'r·
f?l'ltnr seri<'s h<'rt' \1·1111 th(' Philarlclph1n
PhilUr.s. <.;l;nalr Oli1rrn t2-0f \1•ill star! lnr
Los An,i:Plc:; ,1g.11 inst rhe rhH s' Dick fuol-' D T }ZC ·-~s-;;;~::lr.!'.hiciril'd-1"'" ·"~··-· • 1J1a.1ner S--.Uat .ops. '-
lilra1,i::ht brfnrr Hs I.1st h1'0 losst's 1n lhc
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Onrt.i::rrs, 1·n11tun1rs !L~ \\'rslcrnr~11•1ni; ro.
d:iv in Snn Fr:1n1·1.~cn To111 Sl'.~l'Cr 13-0 I
\\'iil st11rt 11,i:.11nst thr. G1:1111s' Jnhn
C1u'1bcrlnnr! 10 21.
\\7hll r Russr!I lrrl '"Hlr Dorl,i:rr~· \ \.h1L
11ssault • .S1itlnn f'hrl'krrl tl1r ~Iris on
P:r\·rn i;inglc~ 10 hr1·on1r !hr f1r sl pilehrr
In 11•1n fnur grimrs !his srason in U1f' 111.1 -
jflr~. \\'1th sr,rn i;tr111 i.:h1 w i n~ nvrr ;1 !11·0.
yrnr ~pnn . .S11t10111 ·.~ 1•nr11crl-r1111 :1\·rr11gc
no\1' i~ 0.[14. srC'ond lo\\•r~t 11t th•' Natlonnl
LA'agut'. Sr11vf'r is nt. 0.3R.
Since !nkin~ 01·rr for \\'ills, 1rho
mnnagrd only f11'e hU ~ hi~ !1r/i1 47 at
bats, nus.~etl htlS collc\;ted /il'l'CJl hit~ in
SJw1·ial In lhe DAIL \' PILOT
l\A,\'SAS CJ'fV -J.1ck Broha'n1rr con-
1.inur~ 1c1 ~p.1rklr 111 l1is pl.1ying role \\'Jlh
the ·Cltrrlrind lnrl111ns, hai'ing driven in
l\l'O kl·~· run s 10 Su11d11.\''s 5--J conqucsL of
!hr K:insn.~ Cit.I' J{oyals.
1'ht• fonner Hu n!iu;::tnn Brach High
Scho'11 .~rl'nnd b:i~r111a11 drn1·r acro ss 1 llc
ito-a hcnd run in th(' top of thr lfith in111n,i::
11·irh ;1 s;1rriflc:e fl,\' 11fll'r srnrlin~ in !hC'
1ying,.ru11 ~n lhr ~'vC'nth .1\'ilh n double.
Cl1·vrhn1d hun,i:: on i11 Ilic boltotn of the
lfi!h to ~rn.1' 1 1 ~ 1t11nH'S nul of first p!i:1rr.
lirnh:imcr now i;purts a .381 b:i!ling
average "'ith eight hits in .2l trips to the
pla!e anrl he's hit sa fely in every game in
\1·hich he's played.
Thr double \vas his first. extra base
hlo11' of the season and he also collected
his first rbi of lhr can1paig1t
AlthouJ:h Hotel Much!ebach officials
were unable to locate Brohamer on their
J?,Uest lis.t unlil a timf4C'vouriry; searc h
\vas 1nade today, you ~n be sure the
Ro:-als krta\'i'.who he is ;irter Sundfly.
~le \\'QUnrl up !hr marathon struggle
11·ith ;i double. ~ingle and the f\ro runs
batted in. Kot bad for a rookie.
-··-Finley · ··Should-· .. P·ay.::N-ixon
FLORESVll.LE . Tex. iAP> -Th• no·
tlon's most prominent sports fan, Prts1-
dent Richard to.I. Nixon . offcrtd his op1·
nion SUndny nlt;ht on pilcher \'ida Bluc '11
feud with Charel' F1nle~"· '\\tnybf F111lry
ou.Q:hl lo p__g~," Nixon s:ild.
-The chltf t.>:cculh•t i;nvP hi' \'itv.' \\'l11l1•
• chatting wllh • group or nr11'sn1rn At the.
~Texts rBnch of Stcrttary of the.Trtrisurv
John ConnaJJy, where he ~·As atltndlng A
bart>tcut.
Nixon followed his «1mmrnt \li'llh e
Jaugh. and preceded 11 "'Ith prai11t for the
•
younJ: Oakland ~thlet1cs lefthander's
~bil 1ty. "He's ~nt so n1uch talent. maybe
finil'y ou~ht lo ri,,y,"' ihe President said
1n re ferC"nce 10 thr A's owner.
Rlur's"holdoiJt \1as menlioned durlng 11
J:f\·r-"rnt-ink<'l srsst(ln tht1l centered
n1ostl)' on ba$eb:i11.
The l'rr~irirnl s111d he h;isn't. been
folfoi\'in~ bnsehall much this rear
hf'<'.111.~<' he has befn hu~y. bul obser\.'ed
th:l! the strlkt started the season "\vith •
ch ill .''
He_ noted. too, that mAny i;ames lta""e
been postpone~ bec.J11se ()( c:old, \\'el
\
\veather. •·1. hope l\1ay is a warm month ."
he said . "~1ay. June and July is ~·hen
1pey make their money."
The ch1eJ execulive said the Texas
RAngers, formrr ly thr \V 11 s h in g I on
Stc>nators, "j1avf' done As \veil as any
tertm" in attendance but :added, "Of
('.'Ourse. 11 ·~ A ney,• tram.''
He said he has "a feel aboul it the Tex.
A$ tean1 because 11 used to be in
\Vashlngton." But. tM President con·
tlnucd. the Rangers "have sold so many
plnyers ttlat it'1 not the snme·team."
·~ ,.,_
' . I
West Discusses Slump in Shooti:rig:
Everyone Think's He's a CO(ich
\
By GLE~'S WHIT~
0t t~1 Delly ~•ltl St11f
!\"GLE\\.OOD -They sa)· you f1od out
who your true friends are when you get
down on ~our lurk or the going gets
tough . If that 1s accura te. Lakers s~per
star J crr,Y \\'esL m4.St be one..Of the\ most
popular people in Jhe coun try.-
tie told the DAILY PrLOT he's been
'deluged v.·ith su;,:;;c.tirins about h'J W to
sn&p out of the shooting slump which haJ
plagued hlm th roughout this year's ~a
tional Basketball As~ociation playoffs.
And it still seemed to be haunting him
Sunday at the fgrum as the Lakers
"'hipped the r-.·ew York Knick5, 106-92. to
lie their championship .series at a win
apiece.
i\(}w the acti-On moves to ~1ad1son
Square Garden Wednesday and Friday
nights.
"E\•eryone seems to be a shooting
coach." West sayS. "I've had people tell
me what to do . call me. draw diagrams
and write letters. I guess I:ye aotten at
least 50 letters about lt."' he points out.
""It's getting almost lo the point of
being ridiculous ."
West hit only one elf nine shots the first
half Sunday and that. coupled with his
field goal-less last half in \Vednesday·s
game with New York meant that in a
spa n of four quarters .he had one suc·
cessful shot from the floor. ·
"I'm not going to Wflrr? about it an.v
· more." he continues. ''The Lakers sho\vcd
today they can win 1Yithout me scoring
'a lot I feel I have to take the shot when
I'm open but I find now that l'm hesitant
and looking for Shol-s instead of ju!t reac-
ting naturally. ' ·
"It"s tough to get out of my mind that I
am in a slump because e~eryone seems
to be remrndlng me I'm tn one.''
\\"esr'Wanned up S(lme.,.,•hat in the last
half Sundav and v.·as ·s!x l or 210 \·era n,
getting fh·e of 12 the final t.,.,·o quarters.
But he seemed to be presstng and pas:.ing
off rather than risk a shot • . . and
perhaps another miss. ·
Lakers coach Bill Sharman adm itted
the strategy y,·as to get more offense
from \V{lt Chamberlain. who \\'as unstop-
pable inside and popped in 2J points. He
a_lso hauled do~·n 24 rebounds.
''\\'ill was tremendous -v"e needed his
scoring."' Sharman said. "All year he's
sacrificed his shots for defense and to get
our fast brfak going. Now \\'hen ~·e need
his scoring, he com·es through."
Sharman called the victory extremely
important. reminding writers that no
team has ever lost its first two games at
home and then come back to win a cham·
pions hip serie,. And had the Lakers
fallen Sunday, they'd have dropped those
first two home tiffs.
··How we play defense and keep the
pressure on their outside-shooters is still
the key to this series." Sharman says.
"\Ve 5y,·itched more quickly. pressured
their shooters and played better defense
today."
The game was decided in the third ·
quarter after the Lakers ril llied from a
44-40 deficit to take a 51-50 halftime edge.
The hosts came out tough from the in· ,
tem11 ss1o n and \\'!th Happy Hatrston pro-
\'iding a dozen points they rambled to a
2Q.poin{ lead at one Juncture as the
Knicks could hit only four of,21 shots fli
pef.cent ~ In the period .
:\ew York could ne,\'er e-0me closer
than ID-after thai.
Gail Goodrich kept lhe Laker~ in Iha
game the first ha lf. ma king 22 points,
grabbing three steals and . converllng
them into ba skets. and taking up the
slack for the Cold-shooting \Ve st.
Goodrich had 31 for the game .
Meany,·hile. :\ew York suffered a
crushing blow \l'hen Da\·e DeBusschere
pulled a muscle in his side and sat out
the last half. T..Me seriousness of the in·
jury is expected to be known sometime
toda y. •
"I'm scared," said DeBusschere. "I
ha\"e never been hurt this "'ay.1 can't lift
my right arm over m_y head. ''I ha\"e
to think it will be better by \Vednesday
but I can·t really tell."
The injury occurred in a second quarter
collisio n with Chamberlain when both
were going for a rebound.
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Teams With ETJ:lerson to Cop Doubles His Big Pitch
With 4-3 Wih DENVER (API - f or a Y.'hile Marty Riessen thought he had Rod Laver's num·
ber. and most of the 5,000 fans janlmed into the University of Denver Arena Sunday
must have agreed.
Riessen attacked, kept ja;;m,lng Laver's bac.khands with his serves and looked
strong \\'ilh his \'olleys and ba ckhands as he matched La ver stride for stride.
But then the floor fell out and Laver, the top seed, capitalized on three double
faults by RieSsen in the ninth game of the decisive third set to close out the match
4-6, 6-J, 6-4 and \\'in the nationally televised Denver tennis classic.
----Later,Lavir became Oiil:Ythe secorld player!o win tWo titTe~ln the-samfmeet
on this year's WCT tour \vhen he tea med with Newport Beach's Roy Emerson to
win the doubles tille l-6, 6-3, 6-3 ove r South African Cliff Drysdale and Britain's
Roger Taylor. Tom Okker' of the Netherlands turned the same trick at the Kemper
tournament in Chicago four weeks ago.
It was Laver's eighth World Championship of Tennis title this seasoo and was
worth $10,000. Riessen picked up $5,000 for· second place.
ACtually, it was.a pair of service breaks in the -next-to-last gam es of both the
second and third.sets that tumed the match around.
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·Riessen, JO, from Evan ston, Ill., admitted he " got a little nervous" during the
final set. "l was.a little undecided about where I wanted to setve it," he said.,.-
By CRAJG SHEFP-
01 th1 Dl+lt Pilot 511/f
BA L TIM ORE -It's been a slow road
back to the major leagues for Ricky
Clark -but no\v that he 's there, he't
making lhe n10st of it .'
The 2&-year-old California Angels right-
ha_!}de_s_ WhQ S~nt Jhe better part of thtt
last three Sea sons fn the minorS, Won his
secon~ game in a row Sunday, beating
the Baltimore Orioles here. 4-3.
Clark actually didn 't know he "'as
going to pitch until about seven minutes
before game time when the scheduled
starter -Clyde \Vrighl -develo ped
stiffness in his left shoulder and had ta
be scratched by manager Del Rice. -
. After_allowing the Birds a-paiz:..o! runs
tn the first inning, Clark issued just one
M~v !
Mlv 1 Ma v 3
_ !lng~ls Slate
4 is o ..... TO 55 1,rn,
hit i.n the.next .five before coming out for
a p1nchh1tter 1n the seventh when th e
Halos scored three lime s.
Clark got irt about 12-13 minutes ol
wa rmup throws 1vith the game being
del ayed about five minute..._ __ _
"I had a .feeling I ffiight pitch when y
wa s watch1n~ Clyde warm up," said
.Clark, wh? ~1n 12 games for the Angels
as. a r~k1e in 1967. "And then when he
said h1.s shoulder hurt, r knew 1 was 111. there."
• D!d he )lave .any" feelings about pitching a~a1ns~. the defending-American· League
C .~mpions .. as~ed one report.er?
th· No, I d1dn t feel anything different
is ga~e thl!n an y others. Tbere are
tough hitters on most cfubs. I think I can
get 1an~one out when J'm"throwlng well.
When I m not. an yone can hit me ,,
Clark felt that ma ybe he might not
flave been \varmed up enotigh wh th game began. en e
"l felt OK in the bullpen, but 1 might
not ha ve been warmed up enough bee
I felt better as the game went along ~.use
t Although f?lark .has looked sharp i~ his
dast. two outings, it hasn't been that rosy
uring the last four seasons
~fl~r his 12-11 rookie' year the
M1c.h1_gan native could only win Qn~ of 12 dec1s1ons the followin,g season (l96S J d was ship~ an . ~ out to Hawaii for the •69 campaign where he wen t s.9. · The~. after spending· the '70 season in
Hawau .. Toledo and El Paso where he had
8 e~mb1ned record of 6-JO, the Anaheim
r esident \vas elevated to the Salt L!ke Ci·
ty club last season, compiling a 4-6 mark
before the Angels called him up near tho end of JutJe .
He responded with a 2-1 reco rd in 11
games and a fine 2.86 e.r.a. Clar~ received a top relief performance
from r1ghty Lloyd Allen who pitched the
last thre~ frames, allowing just one run on two hits . ·
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Scheduled
Tuesday
LOUISVILLE (AP\ -The
1972 K-entucky Derby field \\'as
shaping up ·as a large one to--
day, with trainers and O\\'ners
or sev~ral 3-year-olds spu rred
to high hopes of Derby glory
by Canonero JI's victory.-last
year.
Despite the presence of such
lmpr:essh'e contenders as Riva
Ridge, Hold Your Peace and
No Le Hace. Derby v.•atchers
feel this year's number or
. starters could at least equal
the 20 that ran last vear when
Canonero II. a $1 ,200 yearling
and member "of the mutuel
field. broke out ol the pack for
vict9l')'.
Tuesday's one-mile Derby
Tria l should give a clearer
picture of ho\v many will go in
the 1 v,-mile $125,000-added
. Derby Saturday at Churchi ll
Downs.
Hov.·-ever, Arnold \Vinlck,
trainer of !fold Your Peace,
noted. "Some of the~c people
have come here to run in the
Derby and they \\'on 't have it
anv either v.·ay.''
. .
• •
Some or the outsiders being
pointed for the Derby .were U
Pos Ent, PasCaHo, Sensitive
1'fusic, Big BrO\\'n Bear and an
oft-injured colt named One
Eyed Tom \.\"ho has yet lo CHARITY GOLF AWAROS -When the Assis lance League of Santa Ana stages
its eighth aiinual goll tournament at Santa Ana Country. Club. ':f'om Blackman
race. (center) \Vil! be on hand to defend his title. On SACC president Jun Moore Oeft)
The Derby Trial is expected \\'ith ~1rs. \Villiam Anderson of the Assistance League, sho\v the duo Isome of
to draw a field of 12 includi ng the prizes. ~
No Le Hace. Key lo the J\1inl. _..:::~::.:::.:~----------------
Head of the River and Ne\v ...,
Prospect.
~port in Brief Men Only
,
OAllV '!LOT Jl
on· Just "J).eginn1ng
In Tourney r the Serious Swim me r
By HOW ARD BANDY
ot .. o.irr ,...... s•
He's a stee.l sprlnc 1n a
1l1nt'1 world and hls prtsenre
Is felt in every game for lhe
Sand and Sea Club of Santa
Monica.
As 1 re:sult, S&:S won the
open division of the Nation1I
AAU volleyball ch1mpl0Rshlps
SU.nday night in the Orange
C.Oast College gymnasium ovtr
·Newport Beach's Balboa Bay .
Club, 15-t, ll-1!, 15-10 before
an enthuslulic cro"it of O\'tt
J,000 fans. . ;
Toshl Toyoda is a 5-7 star
among players averaging
almost a foot taller. But he
doesn't give an inch in spiking
SU..,,,, Is approochlnr and lhollsan<ls of
btacbi:~n •~ eqtrb' a\\•altlng the chln<'t
to wtt their feet in the cool, rtJreshintt: ~·•·
ters ol the Paclllc O..an.
But ahothtr brand or 1wlmmtr. the Junior
colle&e campeUUve vlrltly, will rtath lhe
cllma1 of a sea30n that •bel{nn in JnnuRry
whtn Golden \\'est Colleae ho~ts tht (Rli·
tom.la state junior coUe&e awlm1nini; ~nd
diving champlon~IJ>I this wttk,
At· the ume \U mfl Ed NtWl~nd'it ~·tar-
1round polo progr1m mous sv.·iflly Into a
HOWARD
HA NDY
a ball from far above the net brld six week schtdule or gamts thRl are
with Jegs or coiled steel. alJ..lmportant undtr the banner"'"or Nt:-it '
His accompllshmenls on the (Newport, Irvine, Atesa Aqu 4Ucsl stnrling
volleyball court do not stop with two tilts next \Vetkend.
here. He is the quickest man One man with more than a pni'sing inlrr-
on any court, is deft at setting est in the junior college :1wln1ming n1~~t at
up plays and Jumps ·higher GWC is the roach of the defrndlng champion
than any of his counterparts lo and favorite to repeat, Pnsadena City Col·
spike a' ball or set up a play. lege.
He also dives along the. noor · .Ron Ba11atore bas bandtd togetlltr 1 ~
to mate unbelfevable saves. tent swimming aggregatkln that plt k!'I up
It was Toyoda's catlike, 'ag. point.I in bunches, much llke picking a bou·
grenlve pla}'. that J?'ACed ~ quet of flowert, by-passing the undesirablt!'I.
and Sea to victory 1n tl1e final _ At the Southtm California mett in Long
game . of the AAU c~a!l; Beach this pats "'eek. Ballatore \.\'A~ askrd pionsh1p~, although he ,~1dn t "'hen a Rood time "·oulct be to grt a briefing ac~mphsh the goal "1thout on his Pasadena squact.
expert help. "\\'e don 't have anybody competing in tht"
Also on !he Sand and Sea 50 free-stvle and it \.\·on't take too long, "'Ill team ~·here Larry Rundle, a it?" he aSked.
In Ille 1.630 in 11,31.2 which surpo..., tht
national jaycee standard of 11:09.0.
Hi~ nlnqi place flnls.h ln lhe SM free w1.:.
ctockl"d in 4:!3.9, a tin1t t\·t n heller than hi1
pending mark wblrh can1e in junior rolleg•
COmPt'UUoo. i
, Tom •termslad, coach ant mtet dlrttlor
nt Goldtn \\'t it!, i~ ~oln,-: in rlN:'lts geltlng
thb1t:s prt"part'<I for thr thrt¥-d[1y n1et't thnt
bei!in.s Thur~day. Afh'rnoon tlnnls earh of lhf
thrre _days bc'gtn\ttt 5 u'tlock.
* * * A lln•1 salute 11'1 roAC'htt Tim Tift aftd
Jtrr\' Hulbf'rt 111 l'(' Ir' Int fur ~·tipplnl( an
outsil\ndlng b•~lr.tlbull ~r11 ~l\11 ~\Ch Mn tn•
lertu.lnln.c and nos1111i1c b&nqutt Thursday
alttbt.
l\tort. than 200 ptoplr twtll('d lbt 11:1llai
ra~cllv at l'Mrk ~t\t"pGr1 for lht. O<'r1!dt1n
and th~ bt~hlli:ht 111 tht nl,thl ~·111 • lllm
1'trtn. wllh full Mi und tffttl~ and lhe \'ttk-fi?t
11f Tift and Otan l\obtrt l.a•rtnre narraUnJC
lbt t\·enls of tht lh•51 ltA~h.
An fnlrn"sltd J:llt~f 11t lbt-11ff1lr •·•~ Ilion
Klll lnn, lorT\irr ('oru1111 dtl r'tlnr pla~·tr. wbu
•·111 "'Ith bl« OA\'t 1\akrr tno!il nf lhl' t \'t •
nlnt . ti.llll~n Is undtrlded u.~1111 his fulurl'I
with lht rhoire narro"'ed to lhrte :(l'hooll
lnrhtdloa lJCL · ,
"lie rould be a 11arttt fo r u~ ntlt )'tar,' •n optlm lslk' llulbtrt 11)'1.
AIM present M'll Harlaild Pt ak or fJ C•m·
lno Junior Collt (t.
* * * Scoll ~fngnu!IOn. !ht! G-11 C'fnltr wl-.) rfld.
shirted durinR !hr p1tsl :1enson. Is wnlkinjt
~·Ith crutrhr~ nnd hns his root in tt cn~L
J1gnln.
"I bro ke ii in rxaclly !hr same: pla1'fl
AS berort," S<'olf· 1•x)""il11in~ "TI11t I c1on"t
.. kno\v y,·hen ii hnp1lf'nt'cl. I \\'Orkrd out nnd ti
-hurt a little hul !hr nr:<l mon1ln,i;:: It fl'lt nU
rlflhl ngain.
No Le Hace has won all four
of his · starls this year for
Joseph R. Straus. including the
-Louisiana-and~A~r-k 11·n·-9-a s
derbies. Key to the. A1inl. ooc Casper-in · Lead;·
• -I~ Charity
two-tim_e Olympic G a mes The pride and joy of Ballalore·s Pnsndena c~mpehtor (19&4-68~ _and Kurt squad is a young man from Kentucky "'ho
Kilgore. a t~ree-t1me All-has tv.-·o natronS.I junior rollege records pend-
American w h 1 le attending ing. Jack Tingley is th~ class of tht junior
UCLA and Pan-American college distance ' swl~mers. His ptndintt •.•
-Games team member J1st-maru are 4:36.9 iii the soof ree and 1:44.1
aurttmer. . , in the -200.-In lhe recent AAU ~hort -cour11e
"Flnp;\ly, .I \\'tnt to the dOC'lor ::ind he took
X·rays and (oui:id a brenk. !Ito snld 1 ovr~
worked It but If it doe!ln't hurt any more th nl\
It did thlo llmr. 1_!!'.111 ~J w~h 11_ ~!'!'~•n. If It hlj)i)eMllJ(iifn ,neitC sea10n. -·
·,of "the stars of Pat.ii A1ellon's
powerful Rokeby Stable, has
not raced since A1arch 15.
Head of the .River·, · who
relishes a sloppy track. upsel
Riva Ridge in the Everglades.
New Prospect, O\vned by ·to.·lr.
and Mrs. \Vallace Gilroy. set a
track record in the Bahamas.
lckx Wins Pole ~ . ~Tourney
Also set for the Derby Trial
ls Dr. llassi Shina's Lester's
Jester, conditioned by Juan
Arias, the man \\'ho trained
Canonero n to victory in the
· Derby and Preakness. Arias
~ also will saddle Dr. Shina 's
· Hassi's Image for the Derby.
But barring injury nothing
• that happens during Derby
. ·week should change the status
·.of Riva Ridge and Hold Your
; Peace 3s the first and second
. fa \·orites, respectively.
Riva Ridge. Mrs. John
Tweedy's 1971 ~·,re~-0ld
---:CffiimPion .. won one of two
starts in· Florida and th en last
Thursday won Keeneland's
Blue-Grass Slakes. the race
which has produced seven of
the last 12 Derby winners.
-•fold Your Peace, owned by
• -h-1aribel Blum. won the Flam'-
.· ingo and the Stepping Stone
Purse on opening day at the
. Downs last Saturday. He
. finished ahead of Riva Ridge
in the Everglades but lost to
--bim in the Futurity at Bel-
mont.
-Dee~ea
Fisl1 Report
DALLAS -San Diego's Bill
Casper held a slim, one-stroke
lend over Puerto Rican Chi
Chi Rodriguez today going into
the final round of the Byron
Nelson golf cla~ic at Preston
Trail Golf Club.
Cal'lada's \V'ilr Homenuik
firect a triple bo gey seven on
the par-four, 17th hole Sun-
day to drop out or the lead
\.\•hile Casper's steady putting
ntoved him into the lead \vith
a 202-stroke total. '
The golfers are vying for a
$25.000 top cash prize.
•
lo.1ADRID - Jackie Jckx of
Belgium. averaging 97.1.miles
an hour in a Ferrari, won the
pole position Sunday for Mon-
day's Grand Prix or Spain
Formula I auto race .
lckx set a lap record of l
mi nu te. 18.43 seconds for the
twisting 2.lJ-mtle Jar a ma
circuit. The previ~ record,
set Saturdl!ly by' Brazi l's
Emerson Fittipaldi in hjs JPS
72-5. was 1:19.19, an average
al 95.2 m.p.h.
Denis HnJme of New
Zealand, who is leading the
world championship standings
after two races, gained the se-
corid spot after rounding the
circuit · in 1:19.18 in-his
McLaren Ford.
•
LOS A~GELES -ll-Ob
Lanier. 6-foot-11 center of the
Detroit Pistons. defeated 6-3
Boston guard J o Jo While 21·
16 Sunday for the $15,000 first
prize in the season-lo ng Na-
tional Basketball Association
one-on-one tournament.
Wh ite earned $7 ,500 for
making the final round. whi ch
was played follawing the Los
Pre p Volleyhall
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Angeles Lakers·New Y. o r k
Knicks NBA playoff game at
the forum. •
OJA I. Calir, -Alex ,.1ayer
of Stanrord overpowered Raul
llamirez of Southern Cal in
the third set Sunday to win the
singles championshi p or the
Ojai Intercollegiate Tennis
Tournament and also give his
team the lille. 1
Mayer "'On 7-6, 4-6. 6-3 lo
~ive Stanford a tournament
S\veep. In a n all-Stanford
doubles final, hick Fisher and
Gary GrOslimond defeated
Chico Hagey and Jim Delaney
6·3, 3-6, 6·3. ·-COLUMBUS. Ga. Eric
Van Dillen or Los An geles cap-
tured the $10.000 Royal Crown
·rennis Classic championship
Sunday, defeating Gene Scott
of New York in sudden c;leath,
7-fi, &-3.
Van Dillen, who is ranked
sixth in the U.S. and is a
member of -lbe Davjs Cup ·
~earn, takes home '4,090 in top
prize money,
Rice Univer9ily sophomore
liarold Solomon. playing his
first tournament as an in-
dependent professional, upset
third-r11nked Clark Graebner
of New Y'ork, 6-2, 6-3. in the
consolatio n match at the
Green lsl~nd ~untry Cl ub.
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Invitations arc in the mail
ror the eighth annu al in~
vitational charily golf classic
at Santa Ana Country Club a
\.\·eek from today, Sponsored
by !he Assistance Leag4' or
Santa Ana.
\Vomen's llb · notwithstan<f.
ing, ...lbis is a men-ooly tour-
nament with the accent on fun.
Golfers will be greeted in
the parking lot by -League
members in go!C carts, then
escorted to the entry lable,
where coffee and dou ghnuts
will be waiting. During play,
they will be served hot dogs
and beverages.
Tee-off time will be at 11
o'c!Ock with a shotgun start.
Thomas L. Blackman o!
Newpart Beach. is the d~fen·
ding champion and will be
back to play again this year.
Other. former winners in--
elude Earl Engman, 1962; Lee
Hasenjaeger, 1963; Bill Perry,
1964; Steve Jukich, 1965 and
1968: Al Shlhn, 1966; and Tom
Blackman, 1970.
Deadline for entering the
tournament is April 25 with
further information about the
tournament available by call·
ing Mrs. John P. Younki n, 544·
031l6.
funds raise d from the
tournament will be used to
support the philanthtopic -pro-
gram of the A ssistance
League of Santa Ana which in-
cludes many Orange Caunty
projects.
The committee includes:
Mrs. John P. Younki n ,
chairman; Mrs. Robert D.
Threshie, Jr., co-chairman;
Mrs. Edward C. Filley, Mrs.
William L. Anderson, Mrs.
Andrew Pflueger, and Mrs.
Glenn Phillips.
Others include mesdames
William Saunders, Jr .. James
1'1. BriggS. F. J. Pjake, Jr.,
Robert A. Barley, 8 e n
Crowell, William J . Stauffer,
\Villiam Wenke, Phillip Reilly,
R. S. Hoyt.E. Lee Smith,, Jack
Hanna, Justin M. Kennedy.
J. A. Harvey. H. R .
Brookman, J r., Robert Risley,
.Beverly Brennan, F r-e d
Werder, Clarence Hoiles and
J.ohn .\Sehieris.
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\Vhile this trio of precision nailonai chamPiOnships, he finished fourth experls controlled the tempo
in the third and final game,
1'\V'e are going to hnve n 11:r~at team and
I Wan t ·i0 be a part or I~" he coocludtis.
Balboa Bay Club also had its
moment of glory in coming
from behind. an 8-2 deficit lo
win the second game, 15-13. ·
BBC, urider direction of
coach Jim Keane. had Spencer
Noteboom, Bill lmwalle and
Tom Read perfor m ing
brilliantly and forcing the
match to three 11mts. They
were aided by Matt Gage,
Dick J.fonlgomery, Glen SOOne
and Daryl James.
Perhaps the best match cf
the finals round came in the
middle game of the MDlon
championships. Balboa Bay
Club Seniors, with Keane and
co-tournament director Bill
Wetzel playing leading roles,
Jost the first game, 15-1 to
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point up for grabs every ~ime
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mounted with every serve
before the Bay Club tled the
score at lf..14 by scoring the
next six point:1.
The two teams then traded
the lead back and forth an
four occasions before BBC
took command, 19-17, with •
great come~ck i"n one of the
longest games of the three-day
tourney. •
The flnaJ game was no con·
test as Balboa B1y Club won
goi ng away, 15-5.
In the women's finals,
region 13 Seniors repeated as
champions with a 15-10, 15-10
victory over the Long Beach
Shamrocks.
(')rtiz Looks
Foi~ No. 9
At Fortlill
Former two-time w or 1 d
lightweight champion, Carlos
Ortiz, Is f1vo('td to 1nnei Win
No. 9 on his comeback try
tonl&hl al The Forum.
The 35-year-old Ortiz ls a 1~
7 choice over young Gre~ Pot·
tu of Joplin, Mo., In the JO.
round feature.
Tonlahl'a fight program geta
under way at 7:30 with the
closed circuit color telecast of
the Muhammad All·Geor1e
Chuvalo J2·rounder, Jive and
dJrect from Vancouver, B.C.
Orllrflnl captured the llS-
JJOund title Jn 1962, defeating
Joe Brown. He later Jost the
crown to iamael Laguna, then
reg1ined It from the Pana·
manian.
Following hia loss or the
champlonahlp to Carlos (Teo )
Cruz in 1951, Ortiz went Into
retirement.-
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$5.50, cover both boxing at·
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ABC 0 9·00 -"Daring Game." Lloyd Bridges
play1 an undenea expert lsound fam ili,ar?) 5earch·
ing a Latin Am~rican island for the hu.s band and
daughter of a former 1irlfrief\d.
' ~CBS 0 I0.00 -Sonny and Cher. Guest star
ony Randall play5 an egomanlacal student. leader
ith the BonOs in the operatic spoof "The Student
llntz.''
NBC 0 11 30 -,Johnny Carso n. The king or the ~
late·n1ght chatter set airs his first show trom his ~··
new home ba.se. Hollywood , tonight. Nancy Rea~an,
P.on Rickles, &b Newhart and Carol \Va yne Jo in
him.
KCET m 8:00 -"La Rodine.'' Puccinni's rarely
performed opera is given a lush treatment in th is
N~T Opera T~eater·Canadian Broadcasting Co rpor·
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KCO P llf L L30 -"Unchained." Elroy Hirsch ~
and Barbara Hale star in thi.s drama of a prison
/Chino) without walls which gave popular music one
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~ONCERNED -_Kat hy Johnson frig ht) com!or(s
. Elizabeth. Gordon 1n a scene from the Westpiinstcr
Community Theater production of "Antigone."
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'Antigone' Sti·rring Drama
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It's been an eir~iting season
.,-for the We&tminster Com-
munity Theater -lwo highly
enjoyable musicals and the
best comedy mounted this
year by a local playhouse.
Now, as an abrupt change or
pace, comes "Antigone."
The average community
theater will avoid two forms
or drama like the plague -
Shakespeare and Greek
tragedy . "Ant igone'' is an ex:
ample bf the latter, except
that it is tragedy viewed
through the eyes of a con-
temporary Fren ch playwright,
Jean Anouilh, who gives you
the impression he is either ·
. m\'i l"'""f V.~ ~.~!~M•r.
polling you on or putting you
down.
The Westminster g r o u p
rates a large E for effort -or
perhaps an A for ambition -
in the staging of th is difficult
exercise. Director Doris Allen
has painstakingly ~unted an
interpretation of ntigone''
which is more faith ul to the
post·Oedipus legend itself than
it is to Anouilh's scri p!. for al
times the two appear to be at
odds with each other.
Anouilh, th r o u g· h the
character of his narrator.
Chorus. gives us to understand
from the outset that this is a
tragedy and the fate of its
characters is predestined. He
presents, as he did in "The
Lark." a young girl determ in·
ed to do what she believes is
Caine
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George C. Scott ·"Peanuts" is one' or the
Roted re; \\·orld's most popular comic
right, even though il means
certain death. "What a pl'rson
~n do," Antigone dtclares
rfttd\\·ay Into the play, "A
person should do.''
While Anouilh gives us a
sort of "You Are There" ap-
proach to Greek tragedy wittr
Chorus doing the Waller
Cronkite role . ~1iss Allen
rielves deeper into the play.
Sh' has q:istumed h e r
characters in period robes and
attempted to instill them y,•1th
genuine mot ivation and detp
insight into their assignments.
The role of Antigone.
daughter of Oedipus. is given
an excellent interpretation by
Kathy · Johnson, w ho ap-
proaches the character with
simple. honest defiance. The
part itself lacks dimensi on.
~but f\1iss Johnson employs
su btleties of mood to bring
about an aura of empathy, if
not total credibility.
~'hen he 1s called upon to con-
\'erse directly with Creon f0t
reasons best known to Anouilh.
A ~uperbly sen.sitive 1up-
porting performance is turned ~
in by Janet Allen a 1
Antigone's .sister. lsme·ne, in
her brief apl' ances on
stage. Dave mian a s
Haernt1n. lo\'er f Antigone
and son of Creon. fares less
successfUUy, losing his effect
y,·1th overinlens.if\'.
Efizabelh Gord.on turns in a
solid portrayal of the aging
and concerned nurse. while
Tim Hayes is very good in hil
cameo scene as a messenger.
Robert Tessier as the guard
y,·ith all the lines <the other,
apparently. ls m·utel strains
credibility both physically anct
in his dialogue, laced with
modern idioms.
Te.c h,,p ically. tb t
\Vestminster production is ex·
cellent , with · brilliant mood
Wghting and s p I e n d i d
background music which creep
inobtrusively into the show.
The overall staging is even
more..M"npressive in.the light of
its setting. an elementary
school cafetorium .
Two more performances of
''Antigone" will be pre sented,
Friday and Saturday at 8:30 at .
Finley School. Ed'ol'ards at
Trask in \\festminstcr.
D. J. Wall as her stubborn
uncle Creon . y,·hose edict that
Antigone's brother remain un·
buried is the crux of the story,
exhibits nashes of brilliance
which, unfo rt unatelv. are
quickly negated by un·
comfortable lapses of timing
Wall warms to his role after a
shaky start. but ne\'er really
fleshes out his character. and
th us hi s position is not as con-
\'incing as it might be.
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dress. never seems out of
place as he weaves the story
pattern. but his effect suffers
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HAPPY ANNIVERSARY -Sharing the glow of the Los Angeles Philharmon-
ic's 10th anniverSary of liaison \vith the Orange County Philharmonic Society
are (from left) conductor Zubin Mehta, OCPS President Jane Porter and LAPO
manager Rubanoff.
No Con~ert Like· It
ilfehta's 10th Glitters at VC lrvilie
By ~OM BARLEY
0t 1111 Dally 'llol lillll
There has ne\'er been a con·
cert like it at Crawford Hall
and you can bet your best
baton that we 'll never see the
likes or it 11gain in the UC
Irvine auditorium.
----Many women.-wept;--plenty o~
men loo"ked ike they Wanted
to, Zubin Mehta -Zuby the
inscrutable -grinned from
ear to ear and a Ltos Angeles
Philharmonic· 0 r c h..e s t r a
vi olinist threw his shouder
cloth in the air in ecstasy. ·
It wa s the 10th anniversary
program comme morating a·
decade or liaison bet~·een the
LAPO and the Orange County
Philharmonic Societ y. And , I
repeal aga in -we will never
again see the likes of ""'hal
went on lasl Friday night.
It was something out of the
ordinary long before ?..lehla
an( his merry men hit a
delighted audience with those
four magnificent encores .
Mehta had planned a most
unusual format that was
variously described to me as a
back to front prOgram. a
Boston Pops-ish offering, and.
on one occasion by an elderl y
gentleman who tried very
___hard to look disgruntled as
''Sunda y in the Park" stuff.
But it's my belief tha t they
enjoyed Mehta's mischievous
program every bit as much as
I did even before Zubin got
around to his encores. In any
event, whatever their protests,
they were drowned in the
delighted ovations t ha t
sw~ped-Mehta and his
orchestra.
Schubert's Ninth in the first
segnient and Verdi's ''La
Forza de! Destino," "Marche
Slave'' and good. old "Poet and
Peasant" is. to be sure,
playing it back to front.
Who cares? It was great
stuff. magnificently played,
and if Mehta juggied things
around .to suit his ensemble'
recording sessior, -or so we
learned from an orchestra
member -we of the audi-
orchestra and a vigorous.
dedicated Orange Co u n ly
musical organiu;.tion and all
we of the audience needed , to
round out the occasion. a la
Boston Popi, was a bqtt\e of
bubbly or two and our glasses
raised on high .
Thos~ .. hundreds or con·
. ·certgt:1t1S who-had""'helped
jam ~crawford '"Hall • t<l • the
rafters and who left in high
glee at what they tho ught was
the end of the program must
be kicking lhemsetves today.
For that is when Mehta and
his happy orchestra really
kicked away all restraint .
"Would you like to hear some
more?" Zuby asked and the11
gave us Dvorak's .Slavonic
Dan~s. Bizet's "Carmen" and
a work or two that escape us
at this moment.
ence "'ere that much better I have never hea rd a
off by getting the chance to greater ovation in any coricerl
hear just ho\v much verse and hall in my career as'"a music
elan 1he LAPO has injected · critic and those who know or
into t~e ... .s~cond hal[ pot the type of reception accorded
boilers. the likes of Sir Henry Wood
It ...,·as superb 10th annivers· and Sir Malcolm Sargent at
ary stuff. .Qr c hes t r a London's Promenade Concerts
manager Jaye Rubanoff got a will know th at that is no idle
plaque from OCPS president praise.
J ane Porter. Zub in Mehta got That was the spirit of the
a plaque from Jane Porter, post-intermission portio n of
Zubin ri1ehta got a glorious the program, of course. No
bunch of Talisman roses from .such levity· can be applied to
Jane Porter which J a n e the superb reading o f
Porter had intended to give to Schubert's Ninth in the first
Nancy Mehta who m'ust be half of the program. rt
""'ishing with all her heart t~ brought Mehta back to the
day that she could have been . podium four times and should
with hubby and the rest of the have brought him back 40
gang for a s~ow tha t simply more.
had everylhing. · JLwas magnificent and it -
AJiQ thenfttettra and-. an-ha~ been maoy, manY...years
ensemble that .was becoming ·since tliis-critic heard a con-
more relaxed . by the. minute ductor dr·aw the passiOn and
gave us Verdi, .Tscha1kowskr pathos frrom this· grossly
and Von Suppe hke we haven l underrated work as Mehta did
heard it played in many a Frjday nighl SchUb,rt's Ninth
year. has been rapped for what one. It ,_.as a happy, happy OC· critic called its "militarism casi~n, t.his .. commemoration of ~and rigiditf''; 8 fooljsh ,renec-
the ltrst union between a great tion on a work that Is as nuid
~ • _ -and smoothly scored a s
Two Specials on CBS
Unimaginative Work
anyt hing you'll find iii the
repertoire.
·The orctiestra was eq,uaUy
inspired in the Verdi that
preceded our works of lighter
stature: aga in. the emotion
was clearly there and again
Mehta did a superb job of ex·
By CYNTHIA LOWRY
NEW YORK (AP I -CBS
derhonslrated with a pair of
specials Sunday night two
forthright techniques for the
production of workman-like
television progrartls.
Jn "The Issue of Busing."
which pre -empted "60
M i n u I e s," correspqpdenl
Roger Mudd outlined the con·
trovcrsy, and for the next ho~r
a parade of spokesmen fo r d1f·
ferent opinions -government
officials. congressme n,
representatives of organiza-
tions -merely faced the
camera and read t h e i r
statements. pro and C1Jn .
Jn "The Metropolita n Opera
Salute to Sir Rudolf Bing." the
nel'4>0rk two weeks ago foCused
its cameras on the opera
house ~tage and the glittering
aud ience-when the tribute was
held ror the retiring general
manager. Then the tape was
edited from about rour hours
to one hnur. ~ Watching a succession of
closeup shots 1howing seriou~
men expounding their opinions
is not exactly fl visual treat,
• but the method does permit 11
Jot of ground to be cnvered
and various shades of opinion
to be aired. It was a good
summary.
The optra gala was a!
satisfectory as most en-
terta inments not conceived ex·
pressly for televlslon. The
stafe itself r.resents deflntte
Jim1tatlons. I owever. thtre bi
10 lltUe cla.sslcal music and
e,·en less opera seen on tracting every ounce of elbow
television that · this program grease from a hard Working
with its all-star cast of singers ensemble.
and bits from great operi_s, Those waiting coacheS ca.r-
had to be a special treat for ri ed some very. very tired
millions of viewers. musicians to Los Angeles Fri·
On the light entertainment · day night. .Our second half
side. ABC came up with a two-program may have been a lot
hour pilot program for an ac· of fun for us but it was also a
tion show which will be· on il!I heck of a lot or hard work for
fall schedule. "Assignment: an orchestra that had already
Munich'0-whiCh will be called had a long day -in the concert
"Assignment: \'ienna" in its hall.
hour · long incarnation -Happy anniversary. OCPS,
evoked memories of the good and our congratulations to
old days of "The Third Man" Mrs. Porter for the charming
and tele vision's long-running, way in which she handled a
"Foreign Intrigue." most appropriate ceremony.
The hero, a coot, world-And, by the way. our tribute to
weary customer played by a !Jperb artist, cenist· .f\urt
Roy Sheider. runs a. Munich Reher. for hls glorious ~ in·
saloon and re I u ct a n t I y terpretation of a moving seg-
moonlights bY, helping some ment of "Poet and Peasant"
mysterious United St a t es lhat so often escapes artists o(
agency catch bad guys. In the lesser stature.
pilot he was trying to locate 15 Kurt has been listed in my
million in stolen gold bars and ~k as the world's greatest
to protect a pretty girl from a celllst for a very long \ime..
trio of menacing thugs. And that is not an Idle com·
T~ere were loll ~f killings, pliment.
wild fight s and furious chases Boston Pops·ish? You can
-all filmed against in· call Friday night's concert
teresting Germa n thatifyoullke.lnmybooklt
backgrounds. The total result, was the best concert of the
alas, was very f a m i 1 i a r OCPS season.
trenchcoat dcrring~o with a It was, for m~. the Concert
well-telegraphed ~ingl" of the Decade._ ·
If the networks are really :==========;I
serious about holding down T,HE BEST
violence in nex:t season·s prod· Readenhlp po 111 prove
uc1 , ARC's censors have their "Pe"i'tutJ" · 1J one of th•
work cut out in advance·on the world'rnto1t popu_l.11.r comic
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LOW DOWN TO ALL
(Huntington Bt•ch)
~ Bidroom. 2 ba.!h. bl~ lo!
w/lots of trees I roM<s.
Boat gate from alley. Pric-
rd 11:! $17.500. bu t o"nier
despt'ra te, submit today,
SOL VISTA
(Huntington Beach)
3 Bfodroom. 1550 Sq. ft. ho1ne,
close to 1chools I< shopping.
l)v.-ners new home is ready
and he rtally v.·anls to ~ll!
Thil mus! be llM" most im·
maculate home yotf\'t! seen:
Priced right at Sl3,950, ""ith
all tervis avallablr.
larwin realty
968·~ Anytimr
STOP AND LOOK!
At this Fantastic J\tesa Verde
w home.
1. 3 bedroon1s. 2 bath~
2. Huge Coun t ry-s I yl e
kitchen & Family roont
3. Large \\'ood bllrn in}::
fireplace ,....
4. Sunken.Tub In master tiath
5. Assumablt Loan! ·
f or inlormat i;in call
~7171.
400 E. 17th ST.
"THE CENTER"
for your Rea.I Estate needs in
Baycrest. Newpor1 Heights
nd all Eastside Cosla P.tt'M.
Look for the Orange
Building.
TALK , ABOUT
FEATURES
Looking for formal dining,
illfge fam ily room . specious
living roo n1, handy kitchen
Paling· area p l u ~ 4
bedroopis. 1111 on one lt'\"ei"?
Look ·fki further, 1his I~ ir -
Nev.·ly !isled 111 only $36,9:.0.
Call 54&-j38()(0pen 'ti! 9 pm l
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Equity all ~ed. up?
If you · "'Ould llkt. to ~· a
nr\v home, or perh11.pr; ll1'I
incon1t' profl('r1y but your
Pqu1ty is 11.ll in your pre5t'nt
hom<'. 11·1.' <'Ill\ help )'OU~ \\'t'
ca n arrnngt' !or )"ou to buy
thal \1·<'11 pril'ffl opportu nity
now~ Anrl .ht'lp you ~ith th«
1wx·e1isal') fu1Rnc ing on your
preM'nl ho1nt'. ,,." llN' A
subs.Jdia.ry 10 !ht' Col1\'f'll
Compa ny. \1•1th I\ history ol
approxirilatl'ly $2 billion in
Californiti trust ck-eds.
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* 4 UNITS*
Peninsula Point
l·Bdrn1. S.· 1-2 hdrm.
Ren!<'d month lo n1onth:
1011· \"Ara nc.v fa<'1or. S92.000.
Call : 67J .. 166.1 642.2253 EvPs.
*DUPLEX*
Price Reduced $65,750
P!'f'slii::.c Prn1n~ula Pt. Joe. 2
Brlrrns.. ea<'h unit. Af1 r.
SIU(.'('(! !..· 1hin~le f'Xlt'l'LOr,
~n:::c sund~ck· K· patio l\l'E'l'I.
l...ol1·t'r unit furn. D b l.
i;?"arai;:r.
Call : 6U<l663 :>48·071~ El'rs.
associated
BROKERS-REALTORS
lOlS W !lolboo 67J-16tJ
$200 DOWN
l bedroom, 2 bath two-story
home. Plush carpcl.i-..&.,
-dr8.Pes thfou~out., -bulll-in
range & ov·cn · 11 n d
refrigerator. POOi and patio
\.ri1h lots of greenery. il·Ius!
br solrl . Cal! now. •
Walker & Lee
Rf'11l!or.o;
a.rr!l4!l1 · 0Jl('n 'Evc.o;.
MESA VERDE
NEEDS WORK
Great areR, 3 bedroon1
fam ily room, 2 hath .<;.
buklt-ins, 2 car garagr. Ru y
it righ1. Asking SJO.!XKI. Red
_Carpet Realtors. 546-8640.
8j ft . of v.•aterfron! with your
own 3 bfdroom. 2 bath
a p a r I m e n I overlooking
Newl)(:>rt Canal, and enjoy·l • .... ;i -~t~n~ earnings from !he other 3 :,.;
bedroom un ir helow. Ex·
ce!lent i n v es l me n ! al
$62.500. Ov.•ner will consider
trade.
Walker & Lee
Rtaltors
2043 West cliff Drivf'
646-7711 Oricn 't i! 9 PJ\f
BAYFRONT APTS.
Vista Del Lido. Pier & dip
avail. From $33,500.
Canal front lot S~.<XXI"
George Williamson
Realtor
548-6.570 645-1564
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
642-5678
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From '"Chr1stmu Ntckhts"
IYALFGIP
me11ni; If You Art-Lnoking
for GQOd Income Prol"lf'rty,
"·e offer this Eas!side Costa
.Mesa 'triplex. Thre<" large
units in Top Condirion. One
:\.hedroom and T\\"O
2 -BP droom. CUI-de-Sac
Stret'L Clo!<t' 1o Sdlools &
shopping. $69.500.
GOOD BUYS
llf.i BR. \'tcU built · starter.
horn!"' nrar Newport Hrtghls
on R-t lo! 1\'fspi1i'r lo build.
Alley access. Sl!l.500.
N°l'11•por1 Heigh•~: lge-kit.
\\"fbrkfst rm . S22.900.
C.1\1. Jl,fstr BR is 5upcr big.
Lge. hving &. dining rms
\,\"/lrplr 11nrl 1vood pam-l ing.
Lge k11 \v/brkfst nook. Like
nf!w. $31.900.
CALL e 646·1414
91•'""" Rf.AL TY
Nr11r Newport P•at Off ltt
4•PLEX IN
CORONA del
MAR
Here are 4·3 BR un its for
am11.ll famllie" "''i!h n1'
vacancy problems. This is
your 1972 t;ix sh~ltcr pro·
per1 y with an $8.400 ye11rly
lnrome. Owner will al:"f't'p t
11)'1,. d?v.•n pnyment on 11
w ite Q£ S62.500. Call lor all
the fa clli.
COATS
&.
' WALLACE
R£ATTORS
-54'-4141-
(0ptn Evenin9t)
BY Owntr. mu111 &ell in 6
•ttkll. Ch<1 rm1nt Frtnch
Country home ln dcsira hlr
\Vl'..stc~lJf, 5 BR. 3 Ba.
r;unlltr glas!I 11;11rrle~ room
ope.nina ,.., h1Hlr.Pd r11 11u ~
g11rri(n. R~uced tn "'5.000,
&42-6.1.10.
GUEST ROOM
DEN
PARTY ·ROOM
SECLUDED GUEST FACH..-
IT\'! T1lf! l'ntry. Formal 11\'·
ing roon1. f'amily ronn1 \\t1h
n1anrt'led 1Lrt-pl11.ct . n · OE/\'
Cher~ kl/l·hr11 v.1th ~rl!
1·tea11 O\'C'~. Ll!.undry '"l'\"I<'"
porrh' Plus pollrn frrf' AIR
PUnIF IElt .S\'STE~I! 4
gi11nl hl'droomi;! ZO :'\ ~4
DETACl lED PART\'·REC·
REATIOr\ ROO~I ~ Boni gar·
age. Pr1crd to stll. Call nn11
64.>0303. ir rorrsslonal r\'R\·
. ua!ions .i::ivrn. I
I ORIS! L Ol \O\ • ,,, .£ 4 / •(}A>>
SOME INDIVIDUALS
KNOW .HOW TO LIVE
Tht'y "·on"t ~rit!r !lir M'('(lllrl
hrsl. \\'e hrlir1·f' thi11 hon1r
J!' srU rv1drnt 10 !his
,,..s pt'C1, 1'ht' 1 ... 1nd!<~·ap1ni::..
P11tio, S\•/1m1n1111: Pnol k
Sun Deck ere hf'atlllfull ~·
arlar!rd 10 ! hr Con-
! r m pora~· Ar1·h11r1•!11rf'
'You'll bf'hrl"r 11 11\~o 1rllf'11
~(IU Sf'{' !hr f'[0\\"1111: \.l\"UH~
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LA CUESTA HOMES, close lo the ocHn
ln H':lnt in9tOn Be11ch -litve 4 credit r•
j1ction1 iri. tlitir 9th Unit -•t origin•I
price I Occupancy in J une.
Unit 11 opens -M1y 6th
Homes h1vt 4 & S BR, 2 & l BA, 1h•k•
roofs, wet bar1, full bU iltini, carpeting,
etc.
• 8rookhur1t & Atl1nt1
from 536,440
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COLWELL
PROPERTIES. INC.
3 BEDROOMS SUNDECK
+ POOL • 6 BEDROOMS
Giant Tudor living room with
massivfi srone flrfiplaee and
.Jsca~rs1 ~ dinlJlr ..
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REALTORS
270 I: ~~t . ,..
646-0555
This Mn1e 1s absolutely lm-
macul11lc in f!Vtty "'ay.
.£il1strn1ng Mrrl\\'DQ!:i ~_r11.
llPRCIOUS built-tn .. k1tchcn.
larg1>. llf'dronn1s. 2 hn!hs.
~pllt'n1t' sr1Vlf'f' p-n r c lJ,
srarkhnR: 17 .x :l8 s11'1n1n1ing
pool. rron1 and r e11.r
hr;u11i[ul1.v IRndsc-i1pf'rl. Ex·
rrl\r-n1 \"Rh1r. Pr\N'd at
$.\6,;,f)(l. Rr1I c II. r pf! I
Rraltor!l. 546-$6'10.
Til• Uoor in kitehen. Elt.e· -· · "
!t'Onic oven plu s gar; BBQ. 6
Evrnings C11ll &16-52'26
No Down
$28,000
4 lidr + Den
G.I. terms-lo"' rlti1\n nll
nthl"'rs. 2 ba ths, i!'fllFllf'11
rear hvinl:" room enh11111·r1I
by chRrn1ini;:: f i r {' p I Ar f' ,
hu ilti n drri1n1 k i Ir hr n ,
dish\\'Ashrr. r 11 r10. BAQ .~
smnk<'r. s" ini;:: & pl11yhousr .
Boal gRIC !or allry f'll·
lif'droo1nl'i. 1..nundry and
~toragr roon1s. 22' X 43"
HECREATION R)QM with
\l'f'f bAr. fil"f!pl11 c1" 11 nd d11.nce
floor ! Call 6'1.5·0.103. (Pro-
frsslonal propt"rty evalua-
lions givrn. I
I Olli\ I I Ol \O\
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trance. Proo! !!i7f'd i.:rounds. ~~~~li'1~~~ ~1any f'xlra s. 540-1720. U
FAMILY ROOM
1Bx24 2955 llarhor, Costa :\l<'S."\
TARBELL A Fashion Dream
oi1 you like living Ctosr. to
the beach"? 1'hi11 home is !or ESTA TE SALE ,., .• b<dl'OOm, ' baths.
ll.10VE In tomorrow and ff!nt
unt il clol'e or · eac.mw. VA
11pprai11ed 11.1 $32.400. 3
bodroOm,.~:J ba1h1 al'ld a din·
Ing l\J'ta · olr livlnr room.
You must this one_._ Call..l-----1
~~2535 Todi.y! · · MESA VERDE srmciou!! homf! h11s A view of -,.,. park thar:-wUI ~u
Lovely .3 bed~m. 2 bat~ lhn1 .~pifir of nut of rlnor!'I
home 111 excf'pl1on11 J conrl•· living. ft'!'! pri<'e 11'1 only
lion. P lush c:arpf'lini;:-, ~hi Si!J.500. Call lodny.LR4Z-25,15. firrp!a cr, all hlt ins , lam1ly '
IO /THE REAL
\'.)( ESTA.TERS
room. covrred palio 11nd Jt'1 a breeze .. sell· your
excell locj:11inn. Try S32,500. item• with f!ase>, u~ Dall,y
-What a huy -subjf!Ct lo Pilot O aplfif!d. 642-5677.
court 11pprnval. IG'~--,.,------Ge I
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• Spanish Adobe •
Solid built 3 bedroom, doublfi
car garage. • clo~e lo lown
&· C'ilytjla.rk. Prired right at
$23.950. Ph: 642·.J nt.
Ontu~ ~21
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PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOW.N BY APPOINTMENT .
57 Linda Isle Drive
Custom 4 BR., 3'h ba. home on Lagoon. Mslr
BR. has -•iltjng-area-& frplc, Waterfront
family rro .. _w/cpnversation pit around the
frplc.; lovely gard~n , lge. s lip ...... $189,~
For Complete lnformttlon
On All Homes & Lots, Pl•••• Ctll: --
PALERMO BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR * * 341 Bayside Dr., Suite I, N.B. • '754161
Harbor View Homes l~G~.~ •• ~.~ •• ~~~~~c;.~.~.!!!,.~1 ~~~~I
/\ f:i tnily hon1e v.•hich can
<louhh• in la r~I! Ji:TOUfl rn-
terta1n1ng. 3 i...:c. bclrms.
/\ti with !hr l!a li11n Rlv 1f'rA
inOuence. Ownt'r ha11 11pam:I
nothing in co~t to complt-!e
thi!i tint' homt' & rw>w lt h11.s
ou1A:rown him. Call lo view.
$72.930.
CORBIN-
MARTIN ·
REALTORS 644-76'2
cozv
CONVERSATION
Arounrl 1. rai~ birch heanh
in the fam ily room. 3
brrlroomi;, 2 haths & M"clurl-
Pd pa l!n, ntar Har bor HI.
$J9,j0r).
PETE J!ARRETI
-REALTY.
64l-5lno •
$32,,so!
4 Big Bedrms
rrr11hly p11 1nt~ interior. 2
ll3th11, huJrC family n>()m
l'i!h tnv\llna: I I r f' p 1 a c '!,
deluxe bulh1n k Itch f! n •
dl,hw1urht-r. HUit" 20 f I.
11;rrl"t.n,.d & N'lllf'N'tl pa tin.
New ~h111; r.Arpetina: lhruout,
n""' Q151om dr11p11 ~.
!162'-:.:.;G.
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MACNAB • IRVl-NE ______ .... ___ _.. __
UNIVERSITY PARK SHOWPIECE
Beautifully upgraded 3 I or 4) BR family
res i<!~nce. Professional landscaping -lots
of decking -free form pool -much more.
$44 ,950. Tom Queen 644-6200.
LITTLE ISLAND SPECIAL
325 E . Bayf,onl, R-2 lot • 60' bayfront. Pri·
vale pier & float. 3 BR's, 3 baths. Don Todd
642-8235 .
EXCITING rGVER SHORES HOME
Pl.anned for in!oflr.al yet graceful & elegant
!amily livini & entertaining. 3 BR'1.
Bre'l,lhlaki~g views from family J!OOI. DR1 LR'. mas(er 1lR'& kitchen ' Pdol~1131l,!IOO.·
Appl. only Laszlo Sharkany.
TWO BAYFRONT LOTS
Illness forces drastic pr ice reduction. Util·
ize exis~ing 8 BR house or demoli sh (or 2
new Bay!ronl Homes. Gloden Fay for appt.
642-8235. Price now • $215 000.
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TARBELL
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C. F. Colesw~rthy & Co.
Realtors
STEPS TO THE BEACH
Unique. tcu stom·b11ilt. 4 bed roon1 and large
den home. Coniplcte privacy. f\1ost roon1s
open to beautiful atrium with it s t~\vn ~lrCarn
and splashin~ waterfall. A very bri~hl and
chccr,Y home for the executive. $f)(S,500.
OLD CORONA VIEW
60' fronlai.!C on O<·c-.n Blvll. Full view tJf
white \Valer ;in d .i cily. 2 sto1·y tirinl f~ bo;1 s ls
5 bedroo1n s -coultl be (I -fnrn1al dining
room . 3 baths. 2 fireplace~, guc:•t apar11)1c11l
with hath . J)atio has beach sho\vrr -f} c;ar
f)arkin g plu s room for a pool , 1··1·:E lan <l A
wise hu,v at $1 ~5.000
Eastbluff Office • 640-0020
Bayside Office • 675-4930
General General
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· Fantasti._c Channel
Vie".'\ Home
J,,.,·:11<«1 In $1 2!!,(l(l() Io
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f Irr r• I :i ,. ,. . Cn111111r 11·ty
"lll'f!i•ll'rl ;irul 1i1'11p(•d. 1
i.:<•l'):r•11US h1•:11·hf'~ V.'J!h !)(/
f,.,,t -"''l•1111 ;ind l1n,v v11•w
n111J rinrt•d HI only l!C.'i,000.
l.onn 1·fir nn1 ilrn1•nt ol P.11'~.
h11n1Pdll1!!• pos~1·1111lon. ('nil
llfllV 10 ~I' lhi~ l:rl'l1t VILIUI',•
fii'.:-1'1;{(1.
Shake Roof Beauty
On Eastside •
3 Bdrms
\
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HUGE · RUMPYS ROOM
·FOUR BEDROOMS·
IN SANOPOINTP. -All wf•l']led up in this
nice TWO STOHY 4 bedroom , 3 bath, HUGE
HUMPUS llOOM that will lake a pool table,
builtin kits.hen , large yard 'vill acco1nmodate
vour 30 foot boat. and a :-;pacious feelinJ?
prevails thruout. It's only ... , .... $39,900.
CHA.RM. COMFORT. VALUE?
-WE HAVE IT-
4 BEDROOMS, FAMILY ROOM. 2 baths,
1111·111 l(x·a 11011 on . r.1;:11011:1 atrium, builtins with self cleani ng oven . shag S1r~·(·I. AssuoH· Ii',;, unnuul carpetin g and custom drapes. Large covered
p(•r'c<•ulu;.:r• ru(r• <;i Joan · d O ivith inonrhly ii:iyi;u·nls ,1r patio w ith super Ian scaping. W ULD YOU
only s 1::.1 P4'" inoulh in-BELIEVE ......... : ............. $47,900;
··tu1lin" 1a~··11 t.· i11suru11c:r. ''IT'S 1.MPOSSIBLE''
<::irJll'ls and d1•ap1'.i; 11"i1h
101< ot l"""'H""· ""A·VA TO HND A BETIER BUY
11·rn1~ avnilnt>I (·. Sf'•· ttu~ CLOSE TO BEACll & SHOPPING -Good
Ont· ticror" ii'ii goni•, Only starter for the young family. NEW CARPET, SVl.000 tull prit•c nnd t'.\l!'il lari.:e lot is h't.'t'. 3 bed rooms, 1 :\l,i bath, close to free\vay ,
I L school & shopping. Sma ll investment down Wa ker & ee can·"beat th e rent race." ONLY _:..;:.J27.900.
REPOSSESSION
Now owned by Vet{'rans Ad· TRIPLEX minislraUon. $950. dov.:n pay-
Vrry nict> 3 BR, 2 BA owntr"s ment to anyone. 2 story
uru1 + 2·2 l:IP.. ] BA, Good brick lnmt Colonial st;le. 5
J0t:atinn. BR, 3 Ba, fa tnily room, for·
$51 500 \ .. , mal dining, on large c.orncr
"" 1 • lot. Carpen; & all built-ins.
Full price only $37,950. 'COTIAGE ESTATE Call 54~Jl5!. !Open Eves.)
Cozy 1 hNlrm, shake roof,
double <:ar, i story l. '.m.
Large Joi with room to build.
~21,500. 1 ~:~~1
j~~~~~~~lilll!~llllj3BR 2RA & (J{'n, Jrg lo!. rm
C O_L_L-EGE PARK 10 h.,;id "'1"1'"'· $57.SS9. Call 67J-\.'.:S9. Boll It's in !hf' pool, 11•hat .nl-----~~---
cncss! 'f cnant niovPd out & Corona del Mar
111C 01\•ncr l 1vho lives in CORONA DEL MAR l~11Jm Srirings! s~ys "get DUPLEX, very sharp! Large
rnl. or that thing! Vacant !2) 3 BR units. South of
& in ncC'd 1Jf TLC. Could be I ligJ11vay S76 500-675-6900
a b(·auly. '.Fix it & save • . • · ' ·
$21'1.:tJO as is. Ca!! no1v
5'16·2313.
(.0' THE REAL
'('. ESTATERS Co1t1 Mesa
SPANISH HACIENDA
Elegant near new Spa nish
home In excellent area. This
lovely 2 story home features
4 large hcflrooms, roorny
family room, 3 car gara~e.
Priced at an unbelievable
$29,950, v.·i!h Only J{}';~ dO\\'ll
paymt.
BED OF ROSES
The 0\\11\Cr of th is · darling
4 bedroom house really
has a green thumb. Ex·
quisi!e Jandscnping, added ramny rOOm. beautifully
dcoor:ited. All ' this for
S29,950. 5~i Do\1'11,
PANICSVILLE
01l'ne1· has already rnovcd
and 1nust srll in1med. L.'ll'gl'
'1 bdr111,. 2 story home l\'ilh
for111al din ini.: :iJ"ea and
f:i1nily. roon1. Only $29,500.
Si•e ir torlav!
C11JJ !i40-.s5:.1S.
SHERWO•CL REALTY
18964 Brookhurst. f .V.
-O\\'NF:R -
LEAVING COUNTnr
3 Bodrm., J=!.4 bath, hu il1ins.
Price rNlut:"d to $21.!riO.
ltED CAHPF:1· lll'a!tors
!!62-7771
iiiiii ..... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilMESA VERDE. $50!1 do. Im· REPQSSESSIONS
mac. 3 Hr., '' Ba·• fi'l'lr inforn13l lon :ind l0t·arion
cul--0('-SU(', 2 Crplc·'s. Nu or thl'SC FHA & V/\. hO!llCS,
Uri~ < ''' ••"I
NEED SOME
• PRIVACY· i;tiag, cus1. dt"]ls, lr~ Jut con!act -
-O\\'r\ER -
4 Bcdrm, 2 bath, buillins.
TRAi'JSFERRED
4 "Bedrn1, 2 balh, bull!ins.
Nl'ar beach. All terms -
$33.500.
RED CARPET Real tors
962-777i
Bubbling Fish Pond!
Pond! $32,900
Attractive fishpond com-
pliments restful lighting in
lovl'ly patio. 4 bt'drooms, 2
haths, bulltin range, oven &
1lish "•ashe r. Elegan!
fireplace. S prinklers.
He/lce1s pride of O\l'ner11hip
insltle & out. 842-6691.
TARBELL
ALASKA BOUND
Estate-like living, Fr u j t
frtts, )'..'!'apes, boat gale, rm
Jor pool. 4 BR , new shag,
c·U!:tm clrps, prof clec &
ldscpd. Assume 6'/0 loan or
tC'l'JnS. 8•17-8507,
~~-~~-c·.-~·· Sta rt Spring. Here I
Here! $26,500 11:Jrrui1 tr<'es. 1 ~ Blk · 10
Drive to lhc rn1I of !his quie! i'i1('Sa Vert.le L ibrarv Prinr. KASABIAN No do\\'ll G.T. 3 bedroonii.
~·· -·-__ _,4.....,U'""NIVUf OOMl---n'""'" =-· --"EVERYTHING lS ·BEAUTIFUL"-
-,,, .... ,,, 0 "'" Cv". IN IRVINE TERRACE
tr" r -Ii n e r! ~: 11 stsi~!c only. Sl~.900. By.· 011,ner. Real Estate 847•9604 buil.iiri dream k it ch e 'n .
~af"':""~t+--Fh-Ht -t;m:::m_r--,.. ~---t§;'~-~""'""· '="'~f'~'=' _ -P-atio ..... ll~ta~~ ~tl'Wh!~· ,.--.-rarltc ·f btlfm. & fami ly rn1. -. POOL.SIDE PARAOIS·E Nt'1vly painted insirlt> & out
home tn' 11.~ f)ark-Jike set· $20.950--is fhc lo.iv asking 4 BEDROOMS.+ POOL .Fresh a~ spring. 'Beautiful
'
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•
QUARRY .TILE ENTRY se ts off rlth green
s hag a nd from there i['s nothing hut
iU,l \V\YS and ahhs! Beautiful · drapes, rough
sawn ~edai' paneling. sunny kitchen \vall-
papers and mellow for1na l dining .arrange-
ment There's a portico off the master bed-
roon1 that overlooks the qu arter of an acre
of fee land. See this one. even if you don't
buy it. PHONE UN IQUE CQRONA DEL MAR
675-6000. .
A MULTIPLE ·LISTING REALTOR
PRICE REDUCED · LUSK
Harbor View H ills \Vith ocean view Nea rl y
new 5 BR . 3 na. \Vo n1t. In-st at this price.
$86,000 • Fee ll oward Well s
BAYSIDE WATERFRONT
llnm blini: 1'ustom beauty \Vi th bcarh & har-
bor view. llottest \vnterfrnnt ho1n e buy lo·
clav at 0nlv S165.000. C:all tnc todav!
Ji111 f\·lullcr
CAMEO SHORES VIEW ES TAT E
Nea rly lf..1 Ar. Pcrf. ent.ertaini n~ hoi11e: lgc.
f'oon1s, pool/cabana, rabulo us bar. 4 Bit,
5'f.: baths. C;ill ror JJ1 clu rcs. $175.000.
George (~ru pe
OWNER MUST SELL
A beau.tifulcustom built . corner J.Q_cat_io11_ in .
B~YCllEST. Lois or privncy Vnulle<I
ceil's.: 4 f{R's ~ lla .. t":n·.: neat p;iti'o:
$89.UOO. Uud,Austin
NEWPORT BEACH -VIEW
Grac·ious 2-story. qu iet Joe . l~:iy & occnn~
vie\v. 4th 111?, is upstairs \\'/O\Vll ba th &
livin g r1n. !l uge yard \\'/lrces. A C.B. ex·
elusive. *6~.000 Hill Comstock
CORONA DEL MAR -VIEW
Easy livi ng. v ir\V location. 2 13Jl .. 2 nn ..
0 .R.: it sparkles. Near ocean bench. park.
Only $!i4 .9fHl. Cn\1 Pnul Qu_ick
FANTASTIC BUY -LIDO IS LE
l~ovely rn1nbling cstnte on :1 tot:;. \lioiee e nd
nf Island !oration. 7 nn .. lanai ~~ pool: in
pcrf. <.·nnd . llrin g offer. $159.500 l·:uj!'cne
\1rrcland
NEW PE NINSULA LI STING
f'usl .. :-.pnrious 5 1111 . hoh1e : :1 1 ~ hn1l1:->. llll-
!'-ilnir s fnnl. rn1 . & lllundry. Ncnr N.11 , 'i'11thl
llub. bcL h:1v & occ:in. $85.000 --l~cst
Duy! l!ill nrnls
FIN E FOR BUSY COUPLE
On one lt',·cl. 2'" nT~. '& den. '"rt bar IO\'ely
. f'lcr . kil ch: c:i rc·free \~ con1!ort ;1hlr. l ln i".
!'ark. A REST UUY :JI -rre . $36 .!100.
11Chuck'' Lc1~·i~ . • • CUSTOM VIEW HOME
Oovt'r ~horcs re!'idcnrt• \\'i1h :! bdrm::: .. 21~
baths : t'u1nily rn1 .. \rith snacl' for pool l<t·
ble )llu s si llins:: ~1rra. ~\.l'.l .OHO ... l~ih.•<'n lltulson . .
, E ")~tl<!-l,D J!>\)'-PR IVA.TE BEACH -· ~ ttR .. COllV(lrl , dt'Jl, r :tlhf'drnl bCtllll C'Cil'~ ..
vie\''· 24 llr. !'ecurity. 'J'rnni !' tis. ~86 .500
IJ<lb Yorke ·
W..0700 ~
''44-2430
Coldwell,Banker ~
550 NEW POR T CE NT ER DR, N.B.
-Daily · Pilot Classified-Ads
for Action ••. Call 642-5678
OCEAN VIEW!
Nettport · 1-1eights
,JllST RF:DUCi':IJ S\!"1,{J()(l! •
Ciani living room 1vith
1•ruekling firepln1·<'! COPf>l'I'
..,ket11i> kit1·hl•n ! Trophy room.
C11plnin'11 11•ork.~J111p. N1•11•
/•nin1. 1'111Mt; Nt:\\'POftT
IJJ·:ll;/l'J'S l..OCATJON \vith
lllU" vi1•w of Ca!alina Island
und Nt'1Vpol't lflu'hor! \\'ould
yot1 h1•lit•vr only $40,000!
J lu11'y-Call 64r>-0303. (Pro·
fl·s11ion:il t'vi1luolions given.)
I Oil!.\ 1.1 01 \0\
NF:Al "f"QR\
PANORAMIC VIEW • NEWPORT HARBOit
J .. et us sho\v you this enchantin.I! t\VO year
old home. Atrium entry,· open spacious liv-
in~ r6om 'vith fireplace. 3 LJ rge bedrooms
2 baths, LOV~:r :r· DINING lt00!\1 + 1'00111
to store your lrailer or boat.· $62.500.
TWO TRIPLEXES
• CORONA-DEL MAR •
Built in range and oven, dish \vasher anti
dispos al. carpets and d rapes. 2 Unit s have
2 bedrooms. I bath : 1 l Jnit has 2 bedroo1ns,
1 tfJ bath ,..,/firePlace. Each unit has 2 car·
ports. maintena nce free ya rd and pool p rivi·
leges. . . . . . . . . . . . .... Each $79.500.
~ MD lSSOCIAflS
11ng-. 11 ·s pc;1rcful. Outstan-price for th iii nice .'~ Br, 2 $36,950. mnnicuI't'd yard. Sl2-2361.
<lirig valu,.. at S37,500. For a Ba, b!tn.~. Obi gar, xtra
plf•usant \'is1t, con1acl us. storngr, t•lubhoUSt' .r:.. pools.
CALL. ~I0-11:11 !Open eves.) Vacant-Sec anylin1<'. Cal!
J<IO.ll:11 H Efi!TAGE
:~HIRITAGl l HE,\LTOns,___ --~RE ALTORS * FIXER UPPER *
-' . --· I Corr;rl' lot .. good lo<·. S:'.2,500
-HURR Y ON THIS OREGON BOUND 4 BIL. t·nn1plP1Ply r('f1u·hi.~h1•d
Y1)11'!1 Jovt· this in1n1acul::Hc 5 Corner lo1. $24.4~.
tu·d1'0i1n1 Spanish hon1" 1\•lth BALBOA BAY PROP.
IK.•;uttiful 1·athe1lral 1·cilin~11 * 642-7491 *
Plush 11·all-!0:.11·al\ ~ h ;i g
carpet and custom riraprs.
brick fir{'p!nt'<', fornr.1l-rlin·
ing room, all nC'11• push-bU1·
Ion ;ipplinn1·ci:, h u g t'
en1·1'r{'d pidJO plus lovely
lrcC'-forn1 pool. Nothin,t:: fr)
do-jtJ~! n1ove in. GI or F!!A
lel"lllS. r;1JI 1!17-1221.
-Adoht• f1rrpl'!_c;r -This E-SIDE C.i\1.-sca1·t1·~ )714'!"Beach Bll'd., H.B.
spacious hnn1c C':<presscs dining, bltn11, frplc, dbl' FHA
1·h:irm hnppiness Modrrn de!achecl gar. in xlnt conrl. 23~ .
elccll'ic hll·in kitchen 2~~ Ask ing $27.7.Jll. Call ;1.!0.-1151 $200. moves you in lh1s 2 haih~ -l u ('hoicr ronv~nt lfF.:RITAGE REALTORS. bC'droon1 ]1 ~ bafh to1vnhousc.
lol·a!ion t)n~ filf:«l. 1'ft:irry ~ ME-SA V·E·ROE--Sell~r 11·ill pay .au other r7~ S.'"fO Jiii" ~ rosls. Only SIS,500, Call '.,., • · By 01\·llC'r, 3 BR. 11~ BA.. 968-4441.
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• CREST REALTY 5''l:i--0.,vS.
TARBELL
•1 Br. balll & 1;. ·~ mi. to
Stair bi.:h. Frnccd. Auto.
sprinklrrs. Dbl gar. on
nlley. Parking for lrlr. <lr
bo:il. $26.900. 635--3614.,'
Irvine
STUNNING
IS THE WORD •••
For !his 2 bdrm., den, ~ ba1h ~
home 1l'i \h an extra panelr<I
rclrC'al room. Beautifully
dccoratc<l & landsca~d.
Prime Jlllrk location. \V~lk
!o shopping & church: For
Best Addressed
People
Irvine Terrace
l.JJOkin~ nt 111fJ:.r1~d ·11ri;•t•s,
111ukl' 11~lnh•11·1111 1111 anti SCf'
ll'hHI $l;2,!"1011 11•lll huy -JOlll'
hl'droou1.~ 01• :: ht•clronn1s .~·
0·11nv1•r11hl•' {l('n, 21 ~
RE'ALTORS --.
644-7270
SPACIOU-.-,-,-.-,-.1-"-,-"-,,-,,-,,-g CUTE COTTAGE-1•-·,._..._ ... ~ ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1hmughou1 :: hr. 2 l1a, huge 2 BR. l BA eoltagt'. fan1ily
pa!io, F:ast~ldP. ~:~~.:ii)(). U~r roon1 11'/brick fir{'p]. \Va!k
your VA. Kingn:1rd Rrn! lo hC'aeh. 10~; Dn .~· ~lo MESA NORTH
Es1;i1r. G42-:l222. p.'.lyn1111 S~)()J.
!h(' most djscriminating
buyef. Jusl \Reduced to
S.16,950.
"IJuh"I 1"11i1.
.l111t11s·1ool-1i11r!i;ll '' l " 1v
lal').:P i·nrlll'I' lut. Call
ti?J.-8550 for n1orc dt>tnil.~. or
for 11 1•i1111·lni; nppointn1t1111.
1-0 THE REAL
\"" ESTATERS 'I ' I. I,'
~Fantastic 4 Bedrm
$31,000
2828 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF .
Bring ?3int li~us~ a,nd get a BEAUT. HEPO Roberts & Co. 961-SSI I
barg;nn on 11us ,, Brdroon1 2 3 BP. 2 BA -·' k h I lh I G J • . " .. , n1vul'r11 ·1tr· rrt No Down ---11.l'ullor
ic1 ion1r. not area near Under·s~O:\T El\:R 5 !&-7i~') "Sf,"CE l""" !!!!!!!!!!lll!!t!!!! .... llt!!!!!l!!!f .. l!!!l .. !!!!!!!!!'11 .... 1111!!!11 s1·hools S1. ~hnpping, " · · _, · " · $ " ~
G-e-ner a1 Gen9ral LO\\' DN Fll.<\.;>;o DN w, * MESA VE RDE * 28,000 1st \\'est{'rn Bank l;lldg.
$28.950 4 ~~: __ pool • ~ 011 nei A_J_dr__+.__.D_e:n J Uni\'crsi1y Park, Ir ... ~ne . ~ha1·111 1 ng 11·a!1pa pcrr rl 4 h<"'OO 2 b lh . 1 ~ Oays-SS2;-7000 Nights
h I I l . ul n1s, R s-. 1so au•u
onic., P c Jn n• n u • pnld rr:ir living room \\'ifh P.\'.·
Ne.wµort den, fni ! tlin. rni., /.:'<iY quisitc fireplace. Queen's l?rkfst rm. 200:!. Balc;aric Dr. pride k:itclK-11, deluxe bui!Hn
546·65'll. Prinrii:>als only range, oven & ne"· Kit-
$·19,900. ..,. .d ·" I Fairview cu .. naJ -ws J.\\:asher. New~
$28, 900 shag carpr!in!<'. maey ;11lded
•I
NICE AND NEAT
·I Sl)Ut•i<lll~ lu•drQQIU~. 2 _
646-8811 Nier north·sidt' Jof'n lion. 3 r('atut~.~. Dclighlfut · pat:o.
(anytime) l1R·Z. BA . .{...n1'gt Jj_ying rO<Jrn, ~ •' a j I y 01 an ir11 re q
1 _ _,.,.,..._..,._,__.,.
1
Co\lf'red patio. Hcflvy shak"" g ro u n fl s-t a-s tt> fu J ly
I' roof. Roohi fofl)o;d hr lf<\i!· lnnil~CU}X'.d. Nt·ar all SC'horils -THE COWBOYS-c:r. lmm·r.:diatc O<'tupanry & -s1:-t'rancis p ar .i &:.b..
Beautiful cathedral beamed
f"Cil ingi: ln !Ill'
all-on..one-f!oor 3 bdnn.·· 2
ba . home. }"ormal dining· ~111 and a1rium , This
popu!ac..modcL is being _of·
f<?rt<l for only $3'~950. • IJa.ths. 1i.1lalt'd 1·~·111· hvinii:
rooni 11·1!h 111ctul·<' 11"hi<I011·:;,
overlc)(1k11 :1 pool :~it.C'tl
)11r<l-nt•n1!y 1nanir11rC'd -
111 sl,.f11t ly I n n d ll ca p ,, cl .
Ti:lr~1+1t1-fin.'pla~11nn11n_
111f1' !-Hl'''l' k i I I' h •' 11 ,
r!i~h11·11 shf't'. Buihiu BllQ in
l(l\'1•ly pali•l. t:ar;l)::f' 11 ilh
11·ork /)('nch. Loo.ds or
!H•1rni;:'•'. Plush <'111·pct ing,
1l1';1J)('S. S11•1!1~ llf'!, \l'tllf'l'
l'(oft('n('t' ,(. 11)nr!i1icinC'r in·
1·luf11•d . NO .fl011·it t('nns.
!Jji:!-.~.'\(i,'1.
TARBELL
Got The
Want Ad Blues?
I Sc•r lh]s :t l.11•dn1on1. 2 bnth
hc11111• 11·ith n 17 .x :~'\ h1'11!f"d
aud filfl'l'l.'rl 11001. '!'h i~ l1r1111t'
i.~ in •·~··<•lll'ul ro11di!ior1.
0111ner 11·1!1 .:ir-r(•p1 nll tern1~.
1~ril'1' only s:11.~i00. ~ Cati
1l4i-fi010.
---~'---·-$25, 9511!
YOUR COMFORT
••• is co1nplete in th is chojce 3 bdrm .. 2Y.!
affi'1Ff3.ncisca l.1o0ef0 conClo. -Yo u main a1n
the patio. The association crew does the rest.
Price only $45,900.
PRIVACY. PLUS 180 DEGREE VIEW!
Luxurious retreat for th e 1'lRED professional
1nan ·or retired couple. Elegant 2 bClrn1.: for·
mal dinin e: rrn. ho1nc ... on street to ' street
vie\v lot. No t leasehold -yo u 0\\'11 it! $79,500.
\\'ould jus1 101'(' to sit arourid
I hi s CP.ACl<LIN USED
1\'/C'xcellcnt ! in Rn C' i nl;-. %2-1:\i:\.
!IG.1-21117.
-mtfClr.FIREPLACE, a·1 -~v~.A~.-R~E~PO=.-,~B~R-. -,-8-,-.
fo,1slin innrshu1allo1vs & $29,950.$930 DN. SZ9J i110. TARBELL·
popp!n rorn in this here Authorized Brokl•r :>-l~::i70.
harn sized PAN E ·L ED H · B ~ 4 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM. Th; ' untington .. ~ . SZ2,500. :l BA, 7 )TS 001v, Inc.
(ired hill
REALTY
Univ. Park Center, !J"l.'ine
Call Anrtim<'. 833--0820
Lag~n1 89'.ch Spring :Frr.«h honi.c has 3 CLOSE TO BEACH tol('c rangC', ov('n, ivRshrr &
bunk houses, 1 ou't houses 4 BEDROOMS + 1 t · FAMILY DREAM c ryer. l"c' n g. 11·/\\I crp!s ·-
-l\ BIG porrablc 11•atering 3 BATHS flrps, FA ht, pa1io, \l'alk to 2-Sty. stucco w/shake roof. 5
hole to 11ego1ia1e fOr. All $29,500. n1ajor shopping ctnt. )'our Bdrms., 2~~ baths: living
!his is Co~ta l\1esa at only Brick fircplacc, forn1al <lin· terms. gd roe. 1nr. l'.'/frplc., .formal dining.
BAYCREST $2S,;iQO. Gi\·r us a ji ngl(' ins.: ar('a, la rnily size kitehen rn1 .• lge ki1chen. w/brkft.
"lcleal fa mily at1no_~phere. 2400 Sq . ft. of G-lC.-TI7l. ivith range & .Oven + IT area. Good ncighOOrhoocl.
luxury living in this 4 hdr1n. plus huge fam· dish"·shr. Sunileck & pntio. 96• ••71 1 -Asking S44.500. Subn1if Call 847-1221. ......., .. ,~J546·810l * 4992800 * ily rni. bon1e lfcaturcrl in the Apri l issue of -:.. -
"Homes For I.iviog"). ]>ool!'ize yarrl plu 5 Vacancies co5t m oll('y? RC'nt DIJ~
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plaly ~reLoa_. $6l2.
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tNimBe Sunday, • OWNER. yobldur hous~'.... apt., s!ore ~
o ». ca ec ~ee\\'arc, . . . g., etc.'"'" a Daily Pilot ~so~=.
A good rt'fl.1 e stat;:> i111·C's l1nenl i;.~y 675 3000 , BAILING OUT 1:;;;1;;7:;;14;;;2;:8:;;';;;";:<h;;;;B;:l:;;vd;;;.;:' :;;H;;;.B;:.~C;:;a;;;"";:;;;;;1;;;;';:d:;;A::;d;;;.:::;;;;;;:;;;;:::;;;;.,!..;::::;=-;;;:~._=..,....~~-~~;::/
equal 8 Iif<'lime or toil. • lll nes!I Io r (' <' s lmn1ediale 1 ·
11ale. Xlnt 4 bedroom. 2 bath
ho1nl"' Jn t[uiet residential,
iroo-flned <tl'f'a. All builtins.
Jamily roon1 , double garage
nnd t"lose tO school~. No
do11·n 10 VC'ts. $26<1/month '!'!'--'!'"------~~---~-----•I pays all. " (.ieneral Ueneral Call 5'1iJ...,,42-I tOprn Eves.) =*=·=*=*=*==*=*=I
S@ll.~1A-lG£~s·
The Puule with the Bui/f.fn Chuckle
0 'fearronge letters or the
fou r'scromb!od w°'ds be-~
low ,10 forr.1 four simple words. /"'.. r'"'
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bt•:u11lrully l 11 n d F. co p" d
tn-"C!ll'-.'l rinl ur bloo1nlng rol·
LIDO ISLE SO' BAY FRONT $149,500
Slip. & dock for large boat. B•autiful view or
the bay and in11nediate possession o( Ibis
lovely 4 bedroom hom·e. New shag carpeting
Leaseholds
\out h .• (-oast --.
DUPLEX
TOP LOCATION
year okl, pride o r
(l1\'IW.rshlp duplex in lhf'
very hrsr location. 2
bedroon1s, l 1~ bllth and :l
bt'droon1, 1 :14 bl.th. Ea.sy
1\'nlkin:; distat"K't' In all
shopping. J. .. or add itional in·
formutiOn <:all 546-2313.
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I * JUS T LISTED '* ~ BR .. 1 ~. ba., bl11t~. c1:uj1.
& dra1lN. 2 Pa!lo11. \Valk 10
1)1.'ili'h: s.12.00J.
CAYWOOD REAL TY
:I< .14t-1290 * '
Sell Ip.le lrem.1 now! Call
641~.S NO~·
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''Our 27th Year''
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
2111 San Joaquin Hills Rood
NEWPORT CENT ER, N.B. 644--1910
Daily Pil~t Classified Ads
for Action •.• Call 642-5678 . ,
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1-0 THE REAL
\"" ESTATERS
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Vncancieil cost 1"'.,,ney! Rent
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CJ:w:lflt\l Ad.
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DUPLEX
!\lo !·bdrm ap1$. \\irh guest
$t:1d "· \\'alk to be.ich I.:.
sh., pr :ni. Zei-e · vac&nc)·.
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REAL ESTATE
1190 Glenneyre St.
494-9-li3 a..1~)6
BY Chl'ne.r: Vie11 home, 4
Br., 3 Ba. Lov.·er :'llysrte
Hill. S6j.500. Cal! 673-;}26(].
3 BR . spl1:.Je1·el. on dbl lot.
f ull oceilnv1e11, .-leek. frplc.
& Jarge. ln~cpd fncd bckyrd.
s.i2.ooo. 970 Ba1a St.,
l..agUna .Bch 49-1-8468
Lido Isle
NEAT
and clean 3 BR. 2 ba. & fam·
ily room home. Large Strada
patio.
$51 ,000
howm:lb lowson jR.
a coJ.toA
3~16 Via Lido 6ij.4562 * BAYFRONT * Bea ut1fully decoral.ed. im-
'1tlac. Pier & slip. 4 BR, 5
ba , fam . rm. 5137.500
LIDO REAL TY INC.
3377 \'Ja Lir!('>, /\'.B.
673-7300
Fabulous-Fantastic. I
Price. reduction. Sparkling. ~
br. l ·\ ha. 35" lot. M:Ju'
pat1ri. r.;Q\V only S:t'J,500.
Bkr. 6i3-6756.
N -:l'1p:)rt Beach
BAYFRONT, PIER
Channing 5 BR beach home
on !'>Jndy shorr. E:..:c11ing
harbor ac!ion -choice locale.
2::.01 Bayside Dr. $168,000
_ By Appointment
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Acreage for s•l• 150 B u siness
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Apt1. Furn. 360 ~ts. Fum.
7. 305 Houws unlurn. 360 Apt. Unfum. J6S Apt. Unfurn. 365
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I Opportunity 200
SAN MARCOS DISTRIBUTORSHIP
ACREAGE l..arge Corporauqn desires re-
Appro:on1a:p!y 35 a c r I! sponsible person 10 dis·
·estate, zor!M on ' Rancho 1ribute. PRODUCTS PRO.
San"'! fe RoadJ Cast OUCED BY l\IULT!-Bll..-
rro111"11!1: San ~!a.1'1!19 Hold LION DOLL.AR CO:'l!Pk'\\'.
tor appreeiiuion or clt>vt>lop At-e !or use in AUT01\lATIC
now. Al! util1t1es ro pro-EQUIP!\IENT. can 11m full
prriy, S14J,j0(), or part time f~lO hrs. per
REALTORS •
S!r-;'CE 1944
673-4400
wk.) Company eslablishes
b1Uiness for distributors.
NO SELLING
Go l1shinc or spebd more
1101e '"'Ith ~-our 1 Ja\"Ontl!
hobby and let thf' machine
age earn you money. CASH
REQUIRED $24~8. ~ured.
LIMITED
OPPORTUNITY
A SLEEPER! \\'nie no1v for mo~ infonna-
2.5 ac h\\-y' 395 frontage. ·tion, include pl'lonl! number.
Levt>I, !!lee. 10 prop. Only REDI-BRE\V
Sl500 F.P. wr terms. Bkr, CORPORATION
644·4670. 1001 HO\\'a.rd A\'~.
GO\l'T Land s:> ac \\'rite: San '.\lalt'Q, Cahfom1a 94401
Land Grant, Box 53~1 San Convalescent Hosp. Bernardino, Ca ( s e n d_ -44 bed-rert1flrrl. Ideal for &!an1ri\ RN or cpl. Priced 10 sell.
Apartments for sale 152 Have o!hf'rs. \\le spec1111ize
all areas. all stzes. Adobe REDUCED PRICE to S~.900. Busines!'> Bro!<('rs. 645--7jj,j,
5 units. all furnished.-son:ie 1.,===~~--~~-
11·1th ocf'an vie11'. Ko vacan-'TELEPHOt\E An~. Service
cy. Call Blair Reahy tn South" Orange Coast re-
492-9f:ll, Sa n Clementr. S"rr'· area. Three switch·
boarcls • xlnt gro1\1h po-
C!;>mrrierc,ial tent1al. Cash or terms.
roperty 158 \\'i;re Classified Ad :\'o. 401.
First Time Offered Da lly Pilot. P 0 . Box 1560,
oast Hv.'Y. Corona de\ Mar Costa :'llesa. 92626.
3 Commtrcial 1.:. duplex Money to Loan 240 $9.'i,000 O\\'C TD@7~%
E . 17tM St., Costa Mesa
Top location. low do1vn
1 l.5':0 Spe:idable return
Rralonomie'i. Bkr. 675-6i00
1st TD Loans
6~(i % INTEREST
2nd TD Loans
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Laguna 8eec:h General
SEAR Beach • Sparkhng '2 iiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiil ~;2$it;;:;;:;;,;;-;-:;;;;;.;;;: Br .. 1 Ba hoo!e. Garden ' 3 BLKS BEACH l & 2 SR !urn ap1~. IAundr:-,
Corona del Mar
JUST COMPLETED
:C'."o'.:st'."•"'.:"'.MC'.•:'.:•'."•-:-,:----1 Huntington ~d'I
THE BEST FOR YOU!
Costa Mesa
p11tl0, bltn kitchen. L&f8e 2 Br triplex. I\lt-ln1 . adullll_. "°·""· 11. 6S7 \'1cton11 c \I .)4 138 Lu.\ury Jl\'!.D,l al A price )'NI crpt~/drps. oH str. tirk'g. nl!\\· s.old shq It" draptos. Bofcl New Concept · · ' · Li1·e in • 'arden. handy for t'Atl al!~. The few rim11ln-
+ prh'. gar. v.·llndry flt ll. Good s1orqe. Private I.-~ICE 1 & Z BR tr~lll!rt. SS(}, Jh(i.f\Jl(n&' anrt ealini-out _ ~ 1 bdnn uni!• compll!te
S2'15/mo. · Le a' e . 409 nirl' PJ,ho, child 1mA!l pet FURNITURE RENTAL l up. ;..1.,1u1T adll . rhUrl i'I.. !>ti ha\"e p)11nry t'I! &l\olrll for v.•l!h f 11510n1 c•tN"liflJl: .t.
Fernleaf, Cd:'lt. ok. $200. I 6-12-1:!'6.\. .. 1 all your ('OfOM'Utnns. HPre'&-dra[lf'rips & rl!shl'i'.t.~e.ra.
Pr1\·ate. "ac nom~. S175. NU·VIEW RENTALS Hunffnglon S.ach 1~ "I· fl. o! 11(ltTy·trH-FU'le~t Ap.111"11nen111 1n the
Crpts. drps. fpl. "'lk 10 11•ater 67'3-4030 or 494-324S .. '.\tt'nth to r.tanth llvlni: inc-. 2 htidroom$. 1 N">uutv _ JUSI niinii!ell from
Rent·A·Houae 979-84l0 EXCEPTIONAL * lOO'f Purchase 0pt1oo l Q . H baths. de-nor J;,llPllt room. 'th~ t~.11·ij or ll"ln1 m )'011r
Costa Mesa VIEW! *\\'!de Se.l!!etion-3 Uinta 8nTIQS3 (111n ht.\led rro1. Only S140 ~ Sryle-.Colt\ro THE VENDOME " "' t11n111h. rY> 1 .. u,. rf'l"IU1r~.
FULLY CARPETED
\ratk to beach It ln11'1'1, 2
BR 's tn !ourplex. Stovt.
ne1r r ttria:., crpl•, drps
Small pf't ok. Avail )•early,
SlQ mo.
* 2J Hour Delii~ry !'pa.nish Count~· Estate L1,-. i-i:tl ..\n.'lhl'im Al'tnii t" BAHIA PUERTO
lnJ:: & ~pac!o1iri: Ar~s. Trr-1 Call &&2-1~24, :0.l!"ll Ph1lhl'll 2810 17TH STRl;ET 3 Bedroom, 1 bath homl! \\''
Ja.rce fenCerl y ard. Families
onl>;: Al $205. per mo. Call
011·nr agl, 831'-639!i 546-4141.
r:t( __ '!f'~~l racc<i pool. f.lJ!lkl'n ir;11s BBQ. ~111 ri .. 1111".\rl'I le Rll ~ t:nht'lll'\'11hl,. L1111ns: -Onl.1• I * LARGE * Hun!.tn i;;inn St'flCh
NU-VIEW RENTALS
6i3-4030 or "94-324S
· -I Br uni $ISO.furn $175 NEWLY DECORATED S:J6.l098
2 Br unf S17S-furn 5210 Beautiful Grounds
517 \\'. 19th, 01 548.)4$) \4 hlk!i S. nf N;in [)1rs;:n fh1'\ 10 l\llnutt!i Ir> O,~<'.\n
CHAR:-01 2 beet 2 bath. ~-1 ~11'6!!• !!!!'~"!!!ii!"!!'i!'"~·~·ij'-'!!!!!!!ii!"i!'~"°'i!'"I4 on BPach, 1 hlk \\'. on }lni! Cl1i~,. to t.1i. hnr .t t>tnrt~ 2 BR home. nr shppg . .:'\In! ciusi1·e prl\"llle bfoach. $310. 10 l6:'ll Parksirlt l.11.nt l Cas llr,11 .t· !';rn, .. \\,\!,.r.
C'Ond.•Avail '.\lay 1st. Slj(} il!ase. Q\1•Mr. 499-3638. Bi11lboa lsl1nd i7141 1i4i-~1 r..~ri\,t:t. Rt1· Rm L1Und~
mri. Ideal for coup l t . • I R(lrt l t t f 5-18-':?314 d)', 633-3-196 e1es Laguna H1l11 m : C' U• ~< ~ \\'0'.\IE'.'i -SinJ;lP Rrorr.~. t.:PPER !1'0111 :;: R r 1 fit:, SJ~O afl 6. · · I , · " ~E\\' \\'orld. 3 Br.: 2 Ba ., nu TV R.\I , k1!chtn. \\'1n1er SJO O\'f'rlook11\C 1'11.t f°"lrl\ I.· RR . 5!•~l. ~!i-", Sl .
S\30. 2 BR on large Jene~ crpt & rlrps, pool J11cii .. flbl ptr nio k up. 6i:>-~6S. hr.\111. rnrlo~1·rl p~110 I. H acienda de Mesa
lo!, Brin~ the kids. Clt>an. 1 iar. $~~. inrlud. yrd. Balboa Peninsula j't('()L Adult~. 1l<> l'<'l'-.S l~~ 11 1M \I". \\'11!-"n. :\pl ! f .\f
Rtnt·A·House 979.8430 I 1n111n1. I.· \1tr. 830-9602. BR. Sl2.i n1·J1l .l/1. 10~1 l~1h -P ark-like Surrounding
!'ICE 4 br, 2 ba. crpt, drps, Laguna N iguel 2 Br. 1 1 ~ b11 .. rin11il, balrony St. :>3fi-:'li:l:.i. Q1 '1ET . ntlJ-Xf:
dsh11'!'>hr, cornl'r. A1'ail Junf' 3Jj E. Bay. S'.!.lO 11to on yr. 1-RR. rutr duplt' 11 f).:ird. 1, ~ .t· \ ltR .\f'TS::
1. S2f,j), 1156 Paularino. 3 BR. 2 BA. l!ncl yard, Jor l~e. Inti. npt. C. 6i3-Jj'.!1 or 111ft1.n1 nJ\. '.\'•' 1 '1·1~ Pr\'. p1t1·'~ -t< lltrl ri"l(l!~ 5~9-2771. famtly only. 1 i'r lea""/ ~S-77il $14~ ~315-~'lOO Nr ~h(I·• ~ • Ath1lt~ Anly
3 BRO &4fan1. lovely iarden ~';~2i1~ne 1~-Rtfs. $2tl.'l .• sz:i \\'K & UP.nn Oct'an . 2BD-1 1 ~ S.l. !:h.\t: 1·rpt Martinique Apts.
home, in :'llesa \\'oods. $273. · Lovely &ch · l Br.· Room~ hlr1n~. rlrape~. r h 1 Ir! re 11 1777 ~nlA i\n;i A\'r . c :'11.
leas!'. 3-196 San Rafael Cll'· Lido Isle I :'lla1rl St"t'\'J('e~P~J-Ulll Pd. 11·!."lcomr, lrt: pa110. _•':_!ii r. :"r' ~I~ f;.\fi-~'i-12
cle, 213-~S&-1229. e Call 615-8140 e Elli~ A\'t .. Ap1 . _.\...,l!.17-1.>I,,
LOVELY HO;>.tE. 3 Br, 21.1 4 Br. 2 Ba. A1·ail11ble afte r Ba. 3.i' lot. $475 or mo. Bkr. 2 BR near beach-, bay. pkg, Lagun• Beach
'.\lay. Vic. of Harbor & 6t',..£fi!S llfrlry, ne11•ly r eno v. -·---------
\\"ilson S2l0 mo . .Hl-.l032. ' · $2Jj/mo yrly. 6i3-4j26. P.Arll apt~ ar f'rf'srf'nr Ba.)!.
Mtsa·del M•r Corona del Mar Uul, color TV S~.S4j '"'k.
1~33 N. Ctoast 41\.~?'J(l"
wesliB.AU 20
Srark!1ni: 11r1v 11dult apt.
Lu~h g11rr!l'n srot1t.n1: a.mid
1011rring ptnr~. Nr> pPl5
l.lf\f rt'l\'1<'~ lriJI • enl
~.-h°"L pAL'k. lrnn1f; cl!!-':°
\~r>n1,. In tf~'io~:' Df'ltnn C'irl"ll',
Ii 1;. lltlU>-•" '.! !lit. I '1 B11
ap1 1n o&·f'l .. , t'h1lcll'rn
111•l,·1'11 1f'. CAii 1'·1T-n~
ON BEACH!
rt 'RN. & USFURN.
, :? SR. F'rt'ni S)\5
ADtTLTS 0Nt.Y
F'urnlturt: A\ Allahte
C A r I' ets-drarw-,·<h~hw~i>htt
ht',11t'.:d pool·saunn~·lennu.:
t'f'C room-ocl!nn v1~W'I
J".1!\0S·Amp!e pA.rk1nc
l'ccurity GuArrl~.
HUNTINGTON
PACIFIC
711 OCEAN AVE. H.B.
1714) !.'!6-14.RT
DON 'T miss this newly decor
2 Br , ope.n beam ceiling.
lrp!c, rangf'. cpling gar.
child ok. $15.'i. 548-5~70.
* 2 BR. l Ba TO\\•nhouse.
Patin /gar, Pool. $20.'i.
Ctu.ld/OK. nn pcrs. 557-8-lOO.
3 BEDROOr.t. fanlily room.
d1n1ng l"fl()m, C'Omer lot, S2S5
pr n1011th. lease, including
gtirdener. Agro!. 675-4930.
LRG. Bachl!lor. 2 B!ks big Newport Belch
Corona, ulil pd. Sl60 yrly. 1
adult, no JJf'fS. &12-85201 ----------
0prn 308 Carni1.11on. Ap!. 2. BA,.FRO~T RF:NT1\L
Ofr npt'n 10 am-~ rim OAUy
\\'ILLlA~[ \VALTER~ CO. 11ncl. c11rpnr1". ga~ & \1•1tf'r1 1.,,.,. ... ,..,..,....,,....,,...
114 E. :.'O•h . C :'II 5-1~·0 13~!~
t Btrlrmn1 ...• from SI~~.
2 Ht'rlrM111 .... Imm SIR';.
Mission V iejo Crtl\1 301 J::dgC>1,a1rr ('Orn r r
Coronado :: Br.. Z h.1
Costa Mesa p u. l A •:t tl
U.\ Yt-"RONT 2 RR. :? RA.
• rtE1\l. \",\Ll 't'.' Crrl~. hi·111 ~l1r. \5f'fl \I'] IL I ~T l!-.r
flrr~. ,\,11111•,hl'. jV'IOl. 2 BP.. Sl.:1 71·1· !i·\t",-H;~
Duplexes/Units
-sale 162
3" Br, 2 Ba. fenced yd. \\'est 3 BR & Den. 2 Ba. S2.5C. i;:;ira;::r. r11 . .1r I.·'·
Lo11·est ralrs Oran;;f' Co. s1rlf', Dbl .i;:ar. $230 mo, Fam-CID. frplc, bltns, gas BBQ. Casa del Oro J uly li.t
"WE BUY TD'S" 1!irs. 549:2646. ,19;,...5;}38 or 831--0768. Phom-:'llr . Rohu1""11
Sl:lfl. \l111111·r 1ul1i11..._ N.-1 ~ ---pct~. 1.Jl '!ET 2.'!17' Pariht N~:\\' Jar~r 1 Bf'I $l \\ ~~!'!
A ('\I ,4~-6:'?,f\ \Rrrl. \\alk to ll1inl1ns:, n
\r · · · ·1 ~ · Ct"n!rr. C:itll ~\4 ~273144. BEST DUPLEX BUYS •
TN TO\VN Sattler Mtg. Co. COLLEGE PARK 3 b·r. fenc-. BEAUT. mort. 2-sty. Seville ALL UTILITIES PAID OA\11S Rl::ALTY 6·1'!-7001
Compare bt'fore you rent • * * ON BAY -NEAR LIOO '.!Br upptr. r lrc bHn~. refr11::. SEA AIR APTS:-$lTI
C!o5ed g11r111::f!. Q111er. Sl·IO
T"E!d Hubert ·6i5-8500 $34.000 Duplex
:ttnc--C2J• 2 BR;+-str, bttn·
RIO \\"/patios.
642·2171 _ 546-0611 ed yd. crpt. drps, bltns. home. -4 BR ., fa m. rm. & Custom designccl, featuring: to &pt. 1 Brlrni w/Pri~,. ~~~~H~a~rbo~r~a~r~•~•~2~'-Yr~. ~·r~,;;o~, ~m~·~· ~2111R;~Bow~~-'!°'~":· ~ sundeck. __ ~..!td.......1300 . ~11ei'OttrkHehen-with· in· l\Ionth SW-9729 -Patlo:-$1~1Mo. llf1t ·11R'. 3 BR. 2 BA;·2 ·car gar., frp!c.' · • direct lightlnsi::. :;,_ Boa! slip-<1i•ail. fi7::1..r.4~.
10 rl"Spnnsib!~ Adult. No Lrg. 2 BR. C1·p1,., drp11, hltns.
J"'ts. RI'~~~.--l hlk.JlLQLAd&m.s oil &&cl>!-----
"'.'. -.. . Blvd. 7?1-Nn. 6 Ullca.
Harbor View -Homes
4 BP.droom, family room. din-
ing room. 533.i jO. Fee . 7'"~
j o a n : 0\VNER-AGENt ~7722 or 644-8134.
· $30,000 Duplex
Authen1tc ·Spanish almost
ne1v <2f 3 Br. 2 Ba. lnx-
ur1ously erpt"d & clrp 'd.
Fncd yrd & patio. K1ngaard
Real Esiate. 642-2222.
I~ ·pr1v fn~d yd. Child.ren & pct Newport Beach • Separate din'g area 1-----------Je ~o,._x·_. $_3~00~m-•,.· .,_...,._,,_.·_ e Homl!·like 15torage Newport Heights
'-----~· Dana Point THE BLUFFS • Private pa tio'
Houses for Rent ·
• * BE:AUTIFUL .l & 2 BR. 5?.6-27!'Mi nr :iU-r707n Cqn1rn1por11ry c .1rr!Pn Aplr,. .
P.:ifios, frrtr.. pool. $155-2 WI . lB-'. 11hA:.: ,..rp!. hlt tn~.
5170;(:-.!I ~lfi-j\6.t .-!rape&, .,... rlulrl!'f'n . $IT.Ii.
LIDO LOVERS
.SpoUess~ 3 Bedroom~. 3
haFhs: Soph1s11ca1ed decor
& Hoo r plan.
-GEM-
~E\\1 DL~ Dana Point
duplex $·19.9.)(). 33952 Silver
Lanlern. \\'ebb, Bk r.
6'12·4905.
Income Property 166
1G10 \\'. Coast H\1)' .• N.jl 6 ' Units Eastbluff
REALTORS 642·4623 NE\VPORT BEACH * BY OWNER* 2 BR., 2 bath units. 2 yrs.
Balboa Island
S 125 -\Valk to beach. Bach-
elor pd on Island.
Rent-A-House 979-8430
Corona def Mar
\Valk to the bearh. 2 BR +
drn, gar, kids OK.
Rent-A-House 979-8430
Costa Mesa Best rluplf'x buy in ]'l:('-,\·rort ~· Fully carp, & draped.
Beach. Freshly painted. covered parking. 2 Br furn ished house. stso.
T C II I • P'! Best Locatlon erms. a a I. . " Adults only. l'\o pets. * 61,·.:or:.cg * ~ •10 ~" ·~ _67J.£DSD cc_ -.-·-~-•w_•_· ~---Ha·rb·o-~1.w_Home.s M . -Leguna Beach
5 BR -Summrn;et -xtras •• 'M'r="T ca..a --,...,,..,-,'.".:".,,-,,----
-644-4'.H7. 1853 Port l\1ar-NE\V DLX Dana Point 2 BLKS BEACH
aatp, NB. duplex $~9.950_ 3Jgjz Stl\·er Beaut1!ul vie"·· 2 BR. Fully
HA RBOR Vie\V Homes 4 Lantern. \Vebb, Birr. 642-4905 furn. \11/J•rplc, Double ga-
BR P I I h . rage, yarrl & deck. Child/ ·· corner a ermo. u~ PRL\-IE 4-P!ex 3 Br .. ·2 Ba., ok. S300. Yf'arly.
xtras. $&t 950. 0 w n e r • · s·ooi $62 500 •• 644--6249. inc. ' mo. · · "· NU-VIEW RENTALS
Costa l\·fesa. 537~151. 673-4030 or 4:14-3248 BLUFFS -Linda :'ltbdel -h I
Greenbelt. 3 Br. 2 Ba. avail 8 UNIT • Walk to Be S*OUTH LA'GONA
!'.:ay I. Sale or lse. Owner, 1 & 2 BR. $llO l\t . $l6 ~r dn. l BR completely furn .. small 67~il~ e\·e~: 7!Y.l Palm. HB 847-3957. yard & pa110. Child ok. Util
• 28 Unit-Nr. Shop'g. pd. $125 on mo on year·s
Newport Heights 2 & 3 BR. 2 Ba. 8231 Ellis lease Or l'iummer rental.
2 HOLlSES BY 01\'"E _A1«.-HB. S420XB<h1'1il. JIU~\ltEW RENIALS
0 \1 ner I 1 ri u i d a ting pro. Mountaln,_OeserL__ ~73-4-0311 _ or . 494-3248 peMie~· 3 BR 5"p1tn is h N
·charmer. Rem 0 de l e d, Resort 174 ewport Beach
.tede<:orated. Beaut. loc. -ttBIG BEAR LAKE \VALK to ..,,,ater pads, S90.
;$36.000. Only $3,995. cabin...~sUed in f\e\\·port Bch. $95 Hntg Bch
the "''COdlr. "Try i~. -~·u ·Rent·A·House 979-1430
l BR rnsnc ranrh home. likl! it:" Call Ross (714) 3!JS
: RemOdeleri & redec. + rop-536_1738 or write: Spencer Houses Unfurn.
·,~, p_lumbini .. heavy ~Qitke R al E t t p O ~-x -~ I':-e l'i 8 e, · • °" '°"°• General roof + much more. S37,9j{). Big Bear Lak,.e •. C~lif.
See anytr!Tle~r open hou~ I -----~~~--~
Sun. 11=4. S45-61~l days-, 10 ACRES. Land~ter, lliale
6i3-li)38 e\'PS. or exchange. <m'l'lE'r. r.tust
FREEi!
L1ndlords-Own1rs
dispose. 213/681-53£:"-\Ve will refer tenants to you j;:N:;e~w'.'.'.'.pci:;;:rt;_::S:;h~o:r:':'.===~I R£-1'1RE-:\fE.-N-T---cabin ne.:ir FREE of charge .•• Many
offi" bAJLY• _ i·t~ 4 p.;. Lake Oroville. 3A. v.ith desirable tenants on our
,~ c d , "h ETrPam S14,500. Box 166 1~·a1t1n.e: list. ,yo,,, e ;ir, . P.\l'fXlrt -~ Orf'~. ALAR I e 645 39~ ,Voge! Co. Realtors 548-9346. Oroville tnta s -\l1J
R h F Oceanfmt furn bach S9:0 Sant.• Ana anc es, arms, ,
Grovu 180 -
NEAR COLLEGE
Oehghtrul l BR. 2 RA. v.·/2
car gar & homr ii< ,.,.1).
clean., .Priced a t $2fi.9~0
\\'ill ~rll GI. no ijrJ11n or
min 5'-;, do1\·n ISl.lj().1 mo
payml~ S23i. pl'r mo. Dr11e
by J.ID'.) ;'orrh En.:;llsh
IT 1llage Re al Esta te
531·5800 ( :;::J 531-5100
South La guna
----------j Quiet retrea~r
TRADE "' Sh"k tod• "'"
1100
$125 SS2.000 i>quiTy for Boat. Ha\'e 8~ acrf' ranCh plus Jll.000
acres BL'.\!. Grazing. Total
pric" S':?50.000. Call 546-1600.
l:'\\IE .... "T\IE:'\T DIVISION'
lo\THEREAL
\"\f. ESTATERS
'-01'1 ~ UNf!l ~PM
/\'eeds love 2 br, kids/pets
okay ...... , . , . , ....... $130
Big yrd 2 Br. kids/pets okay
, ,. , • , ••••..••...••••••• S1S5
1160
Real E st\te family~ l Br avall nov.:'
·Exchange 182 ........................ S21:l.5
.Trade or Sell·4 Bdrm. Lotsa rm 4 br, 2 ba $225
BY o .... ·ner,.2 BR country cot-2 Ba home in N', E .
tage. Open IV>use S11t. l-Orange for about same -ALA Rentals e 64S-3900
sun. -1-5 pm. 499-3142. {n bea ch area. Princi· LOVELY NE\V 2 BR Conrlri
pali only. 633-3272. v.·ith all, the extra ~. Localed
r lllY'.';I RC•A•ISEH•lo$1• WC1AnlS•dHl84$ nr '"'""'" """"""'" Mobne Homes r.torer., elc. Ea!y !Jv1ng at
lf:.iiiiii~iii;;~;; S220. ~t mo. Call agt'n' for )OUr homt> Ha\'t' buy"rs j 51o!i-ll .
~~~-~~-~~-
3 BR, 21/2'BATH
Brand new & largl! w/frplc,
bit-ins, crpls, drpl'i, garage
on Int w 01her units, Qut
:i;eparatr., S300.
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673-4030 or 494-3248
El Toro
S BR o r 4 BR & Don
family homf', lrplc. 2 ba!hs,
bit-ins. crpls, drps, gar.,
fenced yard, patio. Kids/
pc!s v.·elcome. $250.
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67J:..A03fl OT.--494.J24&
Fountain Valley
4 BR., 2 BA, bl!aut. crpts, &
drp&, all bit-ins. This is e
immac. home! Fabulous
yrd·E·Z care? $285/ITfo .
833-1103. 002-2270 ev'es.
Huntington Beach
*WE ha\'I! a la.rgl! :selection
of 3 and 4 bedroom homl!s
that can be mo\·ed into
almost immediately on our
Rent-Optlo n p lan.
SHER\VOOD R E A L T Y ,
S4Q.8SSS
4 BR ., 2 BA.. bllns, nice
yard. Only $215/mo. Jo:r.
Edinger & Bolsa Chica. 5081
Cheryl Dr. 8 3 3~1103,
839-7145 eves.
4 BR-2 BA"s. crptll, drp!.
K id s/pl!f S.. ok. 9531
\\r6odla\1·n H.B. $2Z-1St,
last & dep.
Ocean breezes. 2 BR. 1v/w
crp!s, gar. tncd for klds.
Rent-A·Housa 979-8430
3 B1t den. crpis. Orps, trpl,
pa!io, boa!/camper l'ilor,
ntar bt':.ch. $230. 645--1857.
NEA R b~ach. 3 BR .. crpts ..
dble. garage, SZ20.
544-9506 /832-15.10
4 BP., 2 BA. S275 m,.,. Bltn~.
crpt'.'i, fenced yard. SlOO clng
depo~1t, 5-J~7433.
Irvine
3 BR, 2 Baths $32j/lJO
3 BR. 2 Ba., fam nn 53~5
l BR. 2 Ba., fam. nn. $350
3 BR. 2 Baths S350
4 BR. 2~S: ba. lam rm $330
4 BR 2 Ba., Fam. 'Rm. V~
4 BR. 21S: ba .. lam. nn. f33u
"fl 11 l1. -p I'! Ii L
---'11.Puliur
'"SIXCE 1946"
1.!1 \\'eJirern Bink Bldg.
t·nl\"('r<'!f\' Park. Tr\'ine
Day• SS2-7000 N ights
Mob i I e k oQ1 tS . 1.111i11ni or 11 .. ·u huy 11 up \I) I $1~ :'llonrh 2 Bedroom
For Sa lo \25 S4a.ooo~ Call \\"ALKER & Z\e .... J)i' decorated iru.Kll! and 3 BP., 2 baths •. s.315/335/?A.S
1-----------'--'LF:F r. .. al!on at 968-33TI or out. :Sn fee, 8-12--6;91 or 3 BP.. 2 ba., tam .• turn •. S400
$2500. l Bf:, tarr.11.v park. Nr
Dana Po n• :'llarlill.. Av.·n-
tn~. pr,irr1" !·tita&(', clean .
493-6937 ~'.1).-V.i~ =-~~-BAY & OCEAN VJE\V
2 STOR\' :'IIOBILEHO:'ltE
UDO PARK, 540-3672
fLA'.'tT.XGO -Ohl .. "'~,t!e, 2
bdrm. Ol"ll! it "1<1~n·». 2
full bat.1'~. lo' ol !'"It&i'
IJ)ICf, n t I'> l'!.i~"·a~hf'r.
llo-as:Mr &: di')'(:? ~ te:t up In
fam r ce ~rY.. P,"t O.K.
tmm'" ·• possts1lon. .... w,.
'61 .; u._..-.. nvib1le
ho;. Ciw! !" B.
loc i· \ i~~~· l~ri
~1.cll S' .I J~hn
MZ..2'Jl2 alt. 3 or wb'.d.!..
~Jij;, I 962-~'i. 3 BP.. 2 ha., tam. rm , . S340 i-1 LANDLORDS! •BP.,,,, baths .... SJ:is13r, .__~ ........ ·,_m;;i~m;;; I '~.:i.·~:~.ln "'r;;:i~ · ffii re4. ·h1·11 ! Laguna • &:· Dana Point. •
Business Our Rental Service ii FREE
Opportunity 200 to You' ·REALTY
-""'---...:..----NU-VIEW RENTALS t:niv. P ark C"nttt, Il'\'!r'lfl
""" P A R T N E R 673.40~ or •94_324~ Call Anytime. 833-0S20
LIGHT l.b\:'--1...T ACTURE'R.
AS.t'IST in ~!anagement or FOP. R!:.NT L1gun1 B•1ch
Productii>n of expanding sup--4 ~11roo:n l bath v.;1h lois of I --:-==-=~,..,,.,,._,,_.--.
ply btlslt1t?1-s. Gro~s &.hould spare. l..ai"ie kitchen 11t1th STEPS TO OCEAN
exceed m1fl10n S mark this bui11-iru & dish•·asher .t· Jmrr.ac•1la1e z BR. l'i Ba.
)'tar. m.ooo ce5oh r~u1rrd. e..ei .. ia: area. f"nced back Lrg "''ift& rm "'''ocean t~I)'
$3SO wlary to 51art -tq\lal Y•trJ 1.1 1•h doul>'.t i ·lttie \·It"'"&: fl"J'll-:. SIO\'t., refr1g.
ah.are In prof!~ For inter· Rent -l S22S per ln'Jnth. C&ll CTpt~. drf'. lo\·tl)' PJfch..
'1"'W ~Ttle Cla!r$111HI Ad nro;c•r M>!'M11 . Chil d ok $20,j UI I pd.
•lil Dilly Pilo1 P O Bax FutresulU.an:Jwt •pbone NU·VlEYi RENTALS I
1560. Coita ~feu. 92625, e&ll •W&Y • "l-ail 673-+'X:.O or 4.St-3241;
I'
\Ve havl! mu 4-bdnn. town-: ~1e~~~~~~~or;~-
-houses. 1700 sq. ft., tlbl. gar-man
CLEAN 1 or 2.BR. 11ri !I~. no
pets. lg kit $135-Sl:,O. 2421
E. Hith ST. NB fi.lf...t!lOI
. -Clo!lt: to i.tJir !>t Mnk. 7681
L!Vf-. tn 11111n.\gt"r \\'antr:rl -12 Elli~ Avl'. Apr. A s.tT-~7.
111r11 .i('ll<.. t{cnr;il $1."ll inc .1..;::;c:__:.:__:_:..,_~-~
util. S!KJ rredil !or nu!tl' \VALK to hooa rh. Or.1~1,.1,
tlut1r~. n1or .. for clt anuir. <"arrieTLni:. hl\l<ony. 2 rm . .~pl~. Ar!uU co1.ip1.. only. ArluJI).. m Jll!T". 8-16--3927 or
6.iS-791'6 <'1•r~. ~lc"-".;..:"~'~·-~-----1
ages. Near pool & shoppini:, • Klng-sz Bd[ms
at S400 ·per mont h. e Pool • Barbeques -111r-Apt. Unfurn. 365 .··(~-rounded with plush land· 1----------
G. ~~-~ 11;caping Corona del Mar
t ~ ~~ ~J!kf Adult living at lfl! best :s ~ ... ,'/ U L•rge 1 BR $17';
trrn.mEs FREE
$50 Move In Allowanc•
EL71t GARDENS APTS
Shady \a\\11-$140 Uf\.
1n E . 22nrl St. 642-3615
2 UR, apt, 'New w/w crp1,
r!rps, hlln~. ('j a r • r ,..
"arhage d11poul. OOi-3578
for app!. :/ :--. rcn!ty 36j \V. \Vil~n &12-1971
,..,,. WEEKLY-MONTHLY ~· 2414 Vii;ta Del Oro Executive Suites · Newport Bearh
.. HunUn11:ton ll11rhour •
DELUXE 2 Br, 11ii Ba . 1 Br. epl., 2 yr!'>. old, $147.~
rrp1s, rtrr~. riingP. d~hwhr, All bl!ns. 642-3347. 644-113.1 ANYTI~1E 2080 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mesa
ON TEN ACRES i:: .. r. r.hildr11n flK, Sl60.:·1 c.:..:.c:..;.;::...:.c.;....c.~--
frl2-ll74 or S1~73l 2 Br. Duplex. {)()wntnwn LONG term. \Valer fron! 642-2611
""'ldock on the Rialto Chan-STUDIQ! & l BR'\
1 I: 2 BR. Furn. 6 Unturn.
Flreplacea I priv, patlof,
Pools Tennia CDntnt'.1.Bkfn.
90lf S<a Laiio, CdM 614-:1611
(/"facArthlJJ' nr C.0.-.st Hwy)
rrpli;, tlrps, gt.ovf', $14.5/mo.
1'1<'1-;-OJmpletely modern 2 • FREF. LIMns
bedroom. Large beamed
celling living room, btg pav·
f!d yard, f enced &:
landscap!!d. Call l!Vl!nings
f or appointml!nl
67S-23S4 /673-4335.
APARTM ENT r.lNr.R_ t'<"fl ~16-:~"117.
L1v,.1n, $SO [l"r· mo au tt111.1 c=9c.::=s~l25~---0-h-w-,-h-,-. =a"'u.-
\V ATERFRONT & Dock. AH
elec. Cl!&tom 3BR. 3BA.
ram. rm. Frp!c. $425 mo.
Yr!y lse. 673-2396.
BLUFFS -LINDA r-.IODEb-~
Greenbelt. 3 Br. 2 Ba . avail
?-.lay 1. See or !"". Ownl!r.
673-4533 eves.
BAY V1e-.·-lg 4 Br. 2 Ba, liv
rm \l.'/frplc PLUS iep
11;tuciio-kltchen &-ha. hid
pool $58.i 646-8Xlj. 642-4171.
2 2-BR. conv. den. Xlnt cond.
r-.·ear beach. $300 yrly.
Cayv.·oocl Realty 543-IZXI
Long hairs. hips, hops, kids.
~ts, 2 BR. on· heh.
Ren•-A·HOUI• 979.8430
YEARLY AT OCEAN
Very large. 3 Br, 2 Ba tn-
ple:..:. BH.rns, crptfi. drps, pa -
tio. gar.1 childrl!n ok. Con-
i;ider p<>!. S32j.
NU-VIEW RENTALS
6l1.4QJQ or 494-324'1
3 BR. 2 BATH, I block to
Beach. Cluhhi;f', POtll. Tl!ll·
nil'i. ~330/mo. 962-iOlit .
Condominiums
Unfur n.
Costa Mesa
2 Br. 111 Ba . $19.500
E!df'n. 545-631i4.
Irvine
320
r-.·O\V avatJ, plush 2 BR O>n-
do, S210. A'r3ults. Trv1nl!'..
s21..fi612. sn-1606. Sl>-4234.
Newpor t 8e1ch
SPACIOUS 2 br, 2 ba, p8.tio.
Qu1e1 adlti'i. 05h""·~hr. l11u nd
hookup. S200, 642-1276.
Duplexes Unfurn. 350
Corona del Mar
e FREE Utilitil!S e Full KitrhP.n
• lfealP.d Pool 2 BDR."IS .. 3 hafh!i; frplc. • La1indry f'aci!Jhes
• TV k. maid serv avail Fa ntalltir: ocean \llew! e Phrinl! &!ivice S4iS i\Jonth. No pets
WUham W1nron Rc.al!Dr
LARGE I BR apt, Kew m !\111r1ne Av,..
drape!!. Shag car P I ' i · Balboa. Islanrl 675--3111
Carport &. lndry. Nr shop'g U N FURNISH ED APART-
& 'c?°ls Sl40 + dep. !rn El !\1EN'f -CORONA DEL Cam1n(l, Apt 1. C ~t . · ' 54&-04j}. MAR Spl1l ltvel apt. 2
•• Lr• 1
$155.
S75 AUo\\·ance
Br garden apt.
710 \V. 18th
e TROPICAL POOL
•• ""'' St.
bedroom!., 2 bath. Ne1v
carpels. drapes. i;trivro and
relr1g. Shot1 waJk IQ Little
Coron ii. Agent 67~ 7225.
2 BR Tov.'nhoU.Y', nrw t l'pffi,
p1un~ p:xll. walk tll beach.
$200. adults, no pets.
637-4447.
2 BR llifllrlio: I'S Ba .. frpl ..
~rral ste1rv,,ay. S20'L J4j E.
18th SI-. Apt. IO. 64j...5429. 2 BR apt. \V alk In IY'tll n1 &-
AVAIL now· 2 BR. 11~ Ba., shop'g. Se!! to apJlrl!ciatt~
!wnhnUl'if":.. new furn., fresh ays 67 ~·6 51 0_; eves
p:.int, pool. ~o Pe f s · 67.1-6778.
645-4220. -~ ,...,,.,,--...,.--...,...,....,..
4-4 plexl!s. 2 br, l~ ha. encl r. mo. •, k d
patio, carport. :>4ll--1241. 1n11;. Near!~ nu 1h I . rp1.
Very t (Mn. Nr. park .I:
SPAC Arlul1 2Br lrg clnsrl,r, schonh1. Children we.lcome.
pr,.-il. uriJ [YI, no pet s, l88,l l ~!l68..::.-8633==·------l\1onrovifl . M~336 Laguna Beach
LRG .1 Br. 2 Ba. m pet11. + NEW 2 BR-tilk
Chilrlren nk. Nr l'iChl~ It I ho .. Sl7 S...S~l ~~tacu Ar v1r1v. 11 p I · O/mo. S4 ' · 494·338.1. 4~2.139.
!n lw!11ch, sm up.
2 BR, lo1•oer. crplll, drp1o, L ido Isle ra.n&I!. oven, retrii .. no pels. ;:.:.:.;....;.;.;.;. ______ .1 ..;s_«_0.-':-968-~14;;:"',,··=--=,----I LIDO NORD BAYrRONT 2 * * 2 BR. $1.JO Br, 2 Be . trpl(', 2 e"r ciir,
Privalt: palio. ,.. • ., pets. 787 $5.lO nKI. yrly. 67~11 hkr
\V. Wilson 67.l-7178. Mesa Verd•
2 BR. Adults, n" pel!
BAY MEADOWS APTS DELUXE 2 & 3 Br. 2 Ba.
3!17 \V. Bay St., CM 64&-0073 fine! iiir. $1~ 11p. Rl'ntal
2 BOR"S CRPTS d ore-. 3i'Y.l5 l\1a~ A v fl. ' ... . • rp!, "'·'"10"
Sl3S/mri. 765 Sha.hrn.ar Dr. -·~-.C...~-·-------1
Call 5.S7..fi3-13. Mi11ion Viejo
2 BR, 1"' ba. pool,
enclosed\ p11110,
642-214:1 after 3.
~'~ 4~· NEW, M!'lmy, 2 BR . crpl~.
· rfrp~. trplc. 1111nrle.C"k. f.tr.
=~~~~---==-1 * 2 Br. near 1t.hoPPllli & bch.
DLX 2 br f11rn 11pt. Pool. Gara.;e. £Hns, pa!lo. 3 BR, 2 BA famtJy &pt.
close fl) sh'lps. Aiiulf~/no $18.l pf'r mo.-61!>-187:-i Nn fJ"'f:\. Sl4/i. Call
Pmt pr1v., wkndl Dt alt 5
R:',1)..9~:1
~~1s. _$IGO. 19·11 Pomona. 2 BR., bit-ins. Pool. Walk 00 * 1138-11.35 *
· · • -h->ach . .S200 '.\-lri. Or<in:;" 1 ER. -i~ ~e~"n•wly
ATTRAC. E -s1de 2 BR. Coast Real Est11t~. "4·1-484a rl•ct1ra i .. r1. Sli).l m'l. TJJ B!l -1n~. p11110., fl'!h1 . f11rn-1inf Coita Niesa Shalim11r. C,\1 64.'i--0')71
from SldO. Arl ltc;. Fi42·9.'i~.:._ DELUXE Trtplrx. 1-2 BR,
Furn. Bachelor & I Br's """· !rplr $1)). 1-2 BR .
especially nict. 21 10 $\jj. 1-l BR SU'>. Nu pa int
Newport Blvd., CM . & cpl!. D I ~ h w II.~ hers .
----HARBOR GREENS ""P'"''"· 6""833'· lle8liB.AU 20 o•<"'" 2so. '"h" •rndio * BRANO NEW * crpts. drafl"~. f>"l'll. hltinr.
!'RP.. ..... SJR'i ..... Furn. aryt pr1 p111it>Y
2 BR ..... $220 ..... Furn. 2 Bedroom or . Sl.'ll. l rh1lr! ok. 646-0-1~
Privar" pal1t1i;, Jush garr!rn~. 2 Bedroom & D•n
c11mort~. 114 E. 20th St ..
c.~T. 54ll..fll'17· .~~=-1 1 1/2°Ba or 2 Full BatM1 * $32.SO WK & UP e Sturlio & 1 Br ap!ll
e Room SlS & Up.
TV. hnrn11. ba hys1tfing Serv
..avail. r.,c rm, ut!l pd, 11wim
PoOI. r .v . rm, a ll major
credit carrls
DEl~UXE 2 Br, crpts, r!rps.
rang••'. gar. pat)I), laundry
fipar.e. Adullr.. 11ml pe t ok
Sl8/l.lmo. 642-si72.
SPAC. 2 k .~Br apt. $140 uri
Pool, cpt/drp, bltn11. k1rlr.
ok. •
1996 flf11p!e No. l M2-?Al3
2206 Ctlllrge r-;ri. ~ Ml-70:15
Newport Beach
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L ui'.ury •P•rlmcnt•
with ocean •M hiirhor
vlew1. S mo111: fret . 2C
hoor r»trolled, enclr.4!ld
ClOmmunily for llf'CUrity.
$800,000 rccre1tlonal
eompler. Sln1IP1, I. 2
and 3 hedrottm luxury
wiir. up to 2,000 1q. It, p,_ l lM 1110.1GJ7IO •e..
vi..1 ... .,.111n.1i.1,..~ v~
Oot lltt tl,llft\ AT lllfWfOIT
Don1lii J. j\(t.ol& •CW.PM,.
•M r,•i:rri Loa•. )o/~rl :.· ... ~· u.it.i..nM01 wi ,_,. _____ "'-' ....
2.176 t\eWfY!rt Blvr!.
ilfa~ter &JZP. bedrmm• w/hlgh
bPam ct1ling11, large Uving
l"'-"'m w/gal! or ~'onrl burniJig:
f1replac:,., Oinvenlent la.un·
dry ar~a off k1tchrn. En·
cl!'ISPrl p.:itio11. 2 11wlmmlni
prYil~. saun11 , rtcrcatkln UPP.ER 2 Br, qu\e!, "nicl
faci\Jt.1e11;. 11;11r. Nr OCC I.:. 11Yip5.,~~~~~~~~~=
$151}.Attr11rtt\'e Ir~. r-rp•r! 2 '.\!11fun! 11"1JU only, m ~is. BRAND NEW
Br, upper. ClPan. C"'Jn1-~IODELS OPEN $1¥1 m'1 1'il'"-C P.ny11! P_,lm
fl'lrt11h!P, pvt. g a i:.a 0:,.. • Dr. 645-l"il 'i. All Utllltie1 Peld
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Tr•v•\ -W J A f F 9\Q W Help Wante_d, M & F 710 Camant;·<:OMr•t• I H•llhng Job W•ntad, Fa"!•la 702 Halp •nl • Help W•ntad M & F 710 ·;;;:_:_;;......;...:..., ___ !
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0Jo'l1CE •Pon N~wport 811y aboard 1(et<·h l11r frn'Utl,. CE.\1ENT Yi'ORK, no ,ltlb too Ya.rd It. Cange Clf!a.n Up. MATUR~ Lldtlo R e1iden1 0..EA'.'ilNG y.·oman, nije COMPA.'\10~· nttdt'd !'111• PLAST ICS ·
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oPP 'Llnd.t lJ~. Spe• c crrW mrrl\iiE!'r. Srri11 i,rief ~m11lt, r'f'lllOMhle. fo'ree Trte RPmoval, Frtt i.:!IOI. Y.'oold llke baby•ltt lnz for ~nrk, 40 hr ""M>k 111 nfflf'i' t'ldtr!y hid) In i?U•·al hon1t LAMINATION
Bayfron l Joe. Gil Park. r,.11um,., John R. ll•:it·k~n;. Jo;t.:11m, If.' St u f 11 ck , r.r&s. Rates. 64&3488 d<iy1, nit es I wk. r n d s, blda;. Paid. \lltAtion & in-Preftr ~\f>unc 1111 ~. ~t'•
Crpts: -dfP:'-11r/t'rl. Thr. 1357 7th Ave., San ~ S43-81i!S. ' Yard &. Gara~t Oran Up. 67:>.-4864. J1urance. Xlnt .,., 0 r k 1 n a :'\I) cooktn~ or hse.,.,Tk. lhi:h fJUal 1~ \i nrk AS'iOCiatrd
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FHEE 1de1\, ad~ anrl rtt •-v::mova • .-•= .,... · I ·'tEOICAL Tech desires back ' ·~ ~ .. , 1 p 0 '> :r.J., '· " a1rrral1 rrornponc.>Jl!S:, i>' . -r R Rate 646-MAA , o. "'1\.111, IJlUI)' Pl 01, . . :\J Dr. li7~16Xl. 54~101'!1. 1>$Umatr&. Ml 1 ch.a~ tor eu. 3· olLce or Lab position. ~ lZBJ, Costa. .\lrsa, C&hf DELI-Gu·J, p/lun1·. .• a~ pheants ~h,~uld hine at"ro-
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mo. WW provide furnlturt Lo•t and found If?)] rnf'r , 61~507.t • Fret esl. 7 days. ea.u 49&-3431. -c L ERK TYPIST ~lusl be·neat. punctual & iii dav ~hill. Apply Ill prrson,
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Furn. or Unfurn. 370 MF'•• VERDE \lEOICAL "" ~ Nf':\\' con,,;tnic:tion or xisllng ,~ ,. I ..,. -' '"If
· •'-· -' for A _5.:tm,.ru Contrrtclor hl•I"~· Tnstalled lit . Air. l 1741 Plaeenrta, C~I J.J prn. DE~TAL Recept. ,1·antec . FLORIS, 11 an l c 11, · • BUll~DJl\r:. Up 1n l!liSO ~·1. ~HORT hatr bh1rk mi.Ir c:111. c.1111 for Milx " JO Assemblers , Expcr & rellablr. Some t)('ncncrrl. 1op ~~Y: Full
Co1te Me1• f II bl PROPl·n-· Cnnrhtinntng, 642-051 n.n. 6 """'' I. ava a ft. • 'I''•• round 1n Lurlcy p11 rklll1: ltt!, }t.I • * • 644-f.Q'i .l::lr ironies firm nrNI~ rx· Courtesy Personnel evt's/son1e Sat~. l'\eat in !ln1r/riiir1 lune. .. · · 11.iANAGE\lf~l'\T DIVI STO!', A!l11n111 & \la1tnol111, Hun. luggim. 486 N\\·pt. Blvd. Pfr. asM"mblt'I'! f,,r pr!'>-Jobs G alore 11ppearanee, 646-9671. --FRY COOK
1.11\GO flEAL ESTATE JS. ofln<ton Br;och 91)2-JOIM Addt!JOIUI • Remodelllli Housecleaninft .... ,,.. d•pt r II "·'~ V Gcrwick & Son. I.le. • ..... "" • u 11me All O""nings Jn DE:"TAL. asi;;t. orti1UUUn1r E x -r'•ence d EST~1EST. 4f(~IJ97. 1 emplo.........,nt & xlni .. _...,1!1,. ,.._ .__ .d .,,.,, L'ro•t or c-rnr.h ~llrr, ynuni;: age, v11· §73--61).11 tr '49-Zl70 Want Your House .,, ... ~ .,,,,.,_ Oranxe County c .... 1~1 !', "· " r " p T . 64'-4202
Srt..rkb111t '2 Jldtm. K&rdPfl ARCHITECT, F:nitirl'tr, ete. Cost11 \1r-.a :>4$1-4-4£. J AC~ Tau I a ne·Rt'l)8 tr ·C leaned For Summer? JAt~s •. '. 15 minutes trom Santa • 'l'l Ot Theo J1Jh Lls1rr1 h;H·k. call A~I ~2_:7iil_.__ / ·~~r! ,r, Surlo111
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·• Lt~· ... ,, .. 11•ay Co .. , -~ v•1"1io"s: It floor<., ~37·1..,.,.,, Frr Or Reimbur~rrl 1'-<'('. ASSEMBLERS from $1 7!1. Alvi avail. fUm· Irr rntnnce, $110 r4~5;w:1 ' '" ",T · "' .............. " """ Call For App!,
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-II r,.11 "ma '} ar -HOUSE OF CLEAN-(714) 494-9401 1111.,. ay erms. f1lll!rr dr:'l.lentv ret;'rl. El O.t. M esa l3f.ST location CoroM rlel ('""krr/rh1hu11h1t;:i m" ""'" Arlrn Asst S6l0+ I . I .... • • • • • • Comple1r Cleaning Scrvict · · · ''' ·'' · -· · · r,ai· loc 18651 \'on Karn1an. :\l:ir nr, Po1>l nff er-Snack py. s-"y hllir :f;·u. An~\\rrl': Ofc \~·/ocran \'ir11 Top · • Sf'ACIOIJS e • k '"' FATifER It SONS Floors, Ca,.,....ts, \V indo1v11 TE L ONIC . t'\'1nc. 8::3-1117. · • · .-,lvir. Pr.v. !>JI r I n.;: · to ".CirVl"lpy". B n !r-nthf'r · -· .. ~ skJlls-<lt'la1ls-<Jeveloprr. E
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1 W,.11 [>ri.lgnP<I Arit11. $lrJ/rnt>. r'11l1or, CiuliJ'~ pr!, 64z_0621 D'c.vnitlnx. deslgn, carpen· \\lal!!i. 642..G'l24 INDUSTRIES, INC. Secret!try ............... Sh2'5 qua ppor. m[)oyer
1 A. 1 RH. w/Trrra,.,.11. n,.alonomic11 Bkr. 67;;...{)700. or !'>16-!)l).iJI "'Vf'S. try, plumbing, "~1irin~. etc. Complet,. lfou11e Clelllling Laguna Beach l <;;1rl off:. no sh. :dn't 1ypis1, EX PERIE:"\CE brokerai:e
F"mni $l40 • $:t7S/rM. BAY VIEW-OFFICES-lfl!Sll Scttr:r. ml. in;:i JI", 10 :nx;~;.r~f~l~~r1e':.~n~~~.yr. t'ree 1'~st1matcs. Call and Equal Oppor, Emplo)cr lo!s or P. r.. \\'ork for \I. P. \\·1rc (lperator need~d 1n1·
!'hlllj: cptt., rlrpii, !l:•un~11. Delux,., 111r·condll itlnrd TTII)~ tJlrl. J.l!;rth. CQIJar .V hr. •?0_3545 Sll\'P • 8.19-0372. Exl'f' &c\' .......... ,J .S6IJO mC'd1a!t'ly. \\'\II nc-~oria1C'
P"IOI. Jl•cuui, enrl. .itJ.r. Rrdl'COrated. Lida Arr11 Vir r,V. ln<iu!i c,. 1 r. • • .• • • • • t.-fESA Cleaning. Carpe:l!i. To $i00 1n. 90 day·i;fl Gal ofc. i:alary, Call ~4-2292, ~!rs.
(,/ ·'"' Adult living . n l · Bk 6"" ... .,...,,,, ~ A / Receivable $550 Con•tr Mckgro"n , Erke. MERRIMAC WOODS •<'" •1oom1r11, r. 1:1-n"~' fl"\\'1t~n, 510-711t4; afl !l . .:.,,~.:....~'--~--'--1v1ndow~. floors rlr'. P.:rs1d/ "' " l.iiiOiii..iiii ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimo l
TAX 011 J J ""'" "'"'.-, R00:'-1 J\rlrl1t1on11, E!illmalt!i. ('Orn '!. ~1.6742, Mll-•Ull. lle;ivy desk ··· ..... Fee Paid Scc'y.Supv .............. $600
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v" Y .,.,,.-vv~. · · Frrr/.f''ee Po.~Hio"' Ty-••,· •. h t:i· S"p" i,· for ., J 1 ''"B , =~r=~--~~-~ pl11n~. & layout. single ".r 2 -.. ,,~ .,,, .. w "rril 1 rri~. ]........,.. · ewpnrt IJ[;f{\1f:SJ:: cal, 5<tblr r.<ll· "'tJry. L. T. Construction. • DOi\-tC;ST!C \VORK • EXECUTTVE easy i::r! natu ed gal. Huntington Beach HI .. C:'>J. $)1:1 ITI'1. All'!. N¥d, 11Jtcrf'd melP, M rot.. EXPERIF.NCEI) PERSONNEL AG''NCY
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01-.;SK .... ~er available $50 Brarh. Rt'wllrr!. 4!16-1!!90. Dado'cated Claano'ng Su1!e H &l.')..2716 N"'"P' , ·y ,·. 'P' Bl• f;&rl y hird 'fl"Cll\l'ri BR mo·. w"u"1" provide !umlru-, / ·-... -" . .
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OFFICERS
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avaua e. Ort?a Ave, Plra.~r call R93·91!i."i. 5'16·4.155, H ~kilt , stat 1yping, young lmmrdiate placement for Eli·
, !~~11on1i:,:,;,J•1c,~1i1~ •. ~~ur~ ,::ct..~gu:=.::o=•~ll<=•='=~·='=>l-.:...:"'fc:.c__ fi4l·<I0.11i. Rrivllrrl' I n.~. f"rt'e rsf. 546--0211. JANJTORJ,\L Couple t"' ydraulic Eng ineer s ~ . cmiv Offirers \\' 1;:cnrral ex·
•• 2 1100,1 11. h Gardaninn (']ran office~. \\'e furni11h Draftsmen 1600 . h di Jc & f1n1t"1n Brllf'h. M7-3.'J!fi, '' 0 icr. u~yl cOrll{'r, I..Anr.E Rrw11rrl. m nue5: • 1 & 1 . \I L-Y ,,.................. pcnence Lil an 1ni;: sa · Co~!lt J\lric11. S9fl. u' li1Je1 Jn. tinrJ/i a.~kerl . Lo/it_ lnsh'&>t-f'll uipmcn 11 u PP 1 es• .,ust •1t: exp'd in comrnncnt y-Uusy spot for top likillli, JoR n rscro\\'S. Srarr1ng s11I ·
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PARK NEWPORT
APARTMENTS
on the bay
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$750,000 titalth 1pa, 7 swim·
mlna "pool1, 7 Uiiht.xl ten-
nl1 courts, ~11' mlles ()f
bicycle b'111l1, pu!llng. ahuf.
neboa1"11. croquet. 'Junior 1'1
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"fJCI 1 "l"J<i;! fnr i;:ard(IJ'ling k sin a 11 Landsca p ing rmpl?.vmenl \1•1!h job. infhvi<lual exf)l'rLcni·r. }:.-:. n ': Sui!r'f, r O\\'M1own -"-·=~-"-"~· -~--~--landsl'A pinu service.•, call Kl'O\\•ing comp• o y s & " '' • • C'c'y • • •• • • •• • ••••••••.•. $600 Cf'llrnt fringe henrf11s L!tgun11.. l.e1t~. 200'l ~.,. ft. J.Of\T : IJJn~t;.h;iirf'rl, hlk ·fml 510-5198 f!VC!i. Ser v t n i; • TOP SOIL • P n r 1 u n i I Y for C l<'f \\'ant xln't skill.~. St>t up Iii· pl('asant 11·ork1ng i.:ond111ons.
C11r111, rlrr~ . .ftta~. 4:l-1·?.ll2~. r111. \\!AS f'XP£'Wini:. Lido Nr\\•porl, Crl.Vf, Cos!a Mesa, FHI dirt, mtotllling & Enginrrr. ··-111g sysirm, \\fork rar v.r. e Offlc•·Coita M'"ru P11rk Dr. NR Reward. Dovrr ShorC'~. \Ves1clilf. gn1d1ni::. 540-0097. PNEU DRAULI S . ~1krn~ Sec'y ............ S500
600 MJ. fl/ • 64fi·21.10 "'-'~'""'---~'·-·~----~-AL'S Landscaping. Trte Painting & 8961 Centra l "A;le. L1 1~-sh. gil lyfnng, i:d on
\Vh11r frn1 Pekini,:rsr, "L1t1Jr rrmnval. Yard remodelln.i::. Paperhanging Montclair phonrs. Occas. pressure.
811," vif' Rturtfird Cyn, Lag. Trash haulinl!;. lot 1•leanup. 21 3:628-902·1 ;114:fi24-:p6 Elrctronies.
CHOICE CDM B. Rrw11rd. 4~1-40J2. Rrp;llr sprinklers. 6i3-1166. PA I NTING: JntertExter. An equal n p;;. r I u fi 1 t y Src'y .................... $500
' W8'ils washed &:. minor r mpl yrr Sh. typi11.e. 0rk alonP for LANDSCAPING. Nf'w Lawns .
Busil')ess Rental 44S
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TO DISCUSS YOt:R
QUA LIFICATIONS
J(t;LI. & l'I t1nll'-!llt>l'han1cs,
n1e1·)111111rs helpers .l ~tit·
11011 all1'ndnnts, lnl('r\'I('\\' 4
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B;1lhn:i llh'<l., :\.R.
FLLL or p/1111ir, SC'r\'tcr
('sl.1hh•hed F'u!lrr Brush
cu~101ner~. 962--0-l\lj,
G1\L Fridiiy for Ou•y 1 iz1rl
ofc. ~lu'st he re s ron ..
n1;i1urc Pf'l'SOn v.•/_i::d 1ec ·~·
!ih-il!~. 11!2i0 .\It, Baldy Dr,
rounra1n \'all('y, .979·Z620.
Gals & Guys • • •
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Come To
SERVICE
CENTER .AGENCY
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e Some Fre Pa iri e Somr f'f't> Spht
• Silme R!'imbur-sed
• Also, Fee Po~111ons
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anti 2-bedroom J)lan1 &.nd
2-tlory town hfl'·~11. Ele'c-
trlc k1tchen11, prlv111e ~tlos
or hn.loon!e111, c11rpellng( d ra·
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Ing with ,Jf!vaton~pt\onal
ml'ltd Aervlcl!. Jul'i norlh ()f
Fashion J5Jand t Jambor·
u 11nd San JO&.quln Hilla
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I LOCATION • S · kl R · d , 1 r('p;ur s at prices you can1~,l~-1~::::~=!~!-~ _ 11cct. mgr & prop mgn1!. .rrin rM;. e11 • d 1. ., -•-.--.... -., ... ~!!! k~H&>rnm7. -State--LI r'tf. "..'r · _re.JL_f!iL -n.e ---;;:;n;; --.CaLFrLL.. ••.• ~.~~s.J---l......, ~rde-t~tll'rnJ ;-~;-~-;· ;";;;;;;;:;; · i. •. • ~... ......-. • • •• ---673-t-lfifi. -l\:eQ'.l1l.,..-.gp. Cdlqtteal Ins. fxp. neCes11. Plt'asanl· a ir "'ndil1<Jneti -n('af•fWl~t' .1.11-1• 6. · l ee a1 1 1 1 • f I '... h'" k ' n d FOR clean & neaf pain!iflg. Gen' I 0 c to $450 six;t or i:?a a one. . ., '' NJ:\V lawns, sprinklers, interior or ex!erior & rea~. . Sccy-S..1 les ............ S.-i4l
rr 1d1111r1111ts. S!lQrl 'rrrm Babyslttln•. rotot1llini::. trer.~ & ~hnibs , 12 f-pp Paid ll'ork /3 nic.i. nn sh. Salf'' hi · • ralr!', Dick, $8-1065. A/ p Cl lrn11r nv11i/1.1 r .1v1!h opmm~ r<'mo\'rd -yarrl t·lPanup. y: erk $450 pni;:rne: .. \\'ants smarts.
Arldlr lnnal lisllnll'S for sale 8aby11itting: in my home Vu:: Ci\l/l!B . 96.1-32~. No \\'a.~lln~ ,F / Bkkpr $600 Sec'y.Sales ............. $500
in arcA. • &t2-03ll4 e * LANDSC_A_PT NG_*_ * WALLPAPEB * Appl1rant Pays Ft'e LiiP sh. nl?i. \Vant looks.
Coi;111 1\fesa 11rca · kl d k \Vhen,you ca1J "J\fac·· C,r . Clerk $500 \Vork for se1't'ralmcn. Nr1v lJ:1.wn!i, Spr1n r!i, cc s, 543-l4•H 646.ITil L I S ' S650 0600 Carpet ~ervJce 1·Jr11.nup. S1atp l1e'rl. 536-1225. ega ec y Sct''y .......... ._ ..... ~ .. .
INTERIOR & Exlt'rior Pnin· AP (EDP exp) to $511 \\'ork for V.P. & gen·i n11::r. JOIJN'S c 0 & u 1 Jnpa11e~,. Gardrning Srrvice
1 arf)I' cry ting, minor rcrairi;, no -Acctng Clerk to $440 Fahulous benefits. He p out
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PACIFIC
BANK
Equal Oppor. EmployPr
..., ........... Asffir: _._,._
Helen Schaffer
557-2711
GIRL FRIOAY
Sharp _i::irl n('cdrd for sales
nrganizatlon. Ty p i n g .
phnnl'!i, biltini::. rt(', Salr~
;Janagrr ncl'<I~ r1gh l h11nrl .
Nr\1' nff ices, lr\•1ne Indu~.
!ria l Park. C;i!I Louis BIS·
•
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N£WPORT j F.ACH
Telephone (714) 644-1900
lnr "?W 1nformatJon_
VIS'J:A DEL MESA
Apartments
1 &: • '2 OR. Furn. & Unr.
Ol&hwa11hel' • Slnve & Rrfri1t.
' i:ih11a crpt'g-Lge Rte
center.
llENT 11!11r15 $!SS
_.f lrvlne & Mes• Drive * 545-415S * --~--·---
,._I -"-'°''_1. ~I~
Rooms 400
RC.. 811chrlor 2 hlk:\ fmm ·
H.B. p1rr. 1 a<lull. nn pe_t~.
$65/mo. Ul1I pd. li;t I. ln51
mn'ic """' l'f'·rl. 5.'JG-SOM.
fUBN. Room •
!Pmnle 11.tudrnt.
()f""r. S7~1/n10.
6"2-R52fl.
Hot•ls, Motels
Jrl('AI for
Clfl~ In
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410
PRIV ~ ~rml ['IT'iv l'Ol'\m~
,11v,11fl For mrn & '''omrn lov.
ini: r:tif', Nulr1Tk'lus m~al1.
~2562 nr &12-9862.
Guest Home -415
Nrl\' Hnm,., IA'IVPly lr,i. Rm5,
\Ty ~ninr C1tizt'ns 11rt
hllJl/l)'. 11·('11 lrd & r:lt'an.
721 Slin1i1nnr St. fi.12-!!2iR
RETAIL sp11.ce &!ill avail. in
bustHns: 1hoprins;:-renter,
600-2600 ~fJ. ft . :11401 Cvmino
Capi~t.r1u!l'I, SJC, 496-9615
STORE fmnt hldg. for l<'llM!.
M-J nine. 20i2 Plactnlta,
Colilll Mi!sa. 5'ill-76118.
Industrial Rent1I
COSTA MESA
1440 & 1880 Sq fl.
CAOfNE:r J\1Al\f:ll::;i·
F l BERG I.ASS
450
Nr. Nwpl Frwy !.-SJ). Fl'\\.'Y
2930 Gr.1ct Ltt -
/Sn. nf Bl'lkl'r. E. nf f'11 !rv1pw
1; J\Tn Rt-prr:itenl&live there
9 1tm-12 noon.
171410 R7!1-<li!:W or STil-4711
-New Indus. Bldg.
1600 ~· ft. 1v 'oll1cr & j
phn~r rwr. 717 Ohn1s \\111y,
Cl\!. 64G·1201. -
Nf:\V DELUXf; :\-1·1 11111rs. 3
ph, JIO"'Cr. li.U !\lonro\'ia.
543-:\14.'\; 8.lfi.-9i9A t'\'f"S.
Rentals Wanted 460
WORK ING ma!h('r & 2 girls,
clr111re lrg 2 hr unlurn du.
plrX, or 11pl, 11'11hr1dry
honk·Ufl. f;ncl g11r. Prtf
~lri.11 lllxh i.1·hl 11rr1t. Xln!
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f'\'f'~.
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Cl E D Sh Al!IO CIP11n-up. f'"N'e Esr. runcr.~. ~xtra ri. nm-• 5'1fl-fi029 • rlrinkPr: J-_"ree C'!ilimay~. Receptionist $325 11•hcn ncc<'ssary.
poo frt>e Scotchguarrl (~ii C111J f'vrnings. 64fi-.0'177.,_ Secretary to $550 Lc,::a\ Sec'y ......... S4·S600 EXECUTIVE RC'larrl11nt.~1. i)f'<rCasrr5 & Jli\.1'S Gardf'nin".'• con1p!rJt' ""ed 4 ('ol< <h & Jyp•·n,. ,.. PAINTING . lfnncs!, ,(:ll"'.in, Typist $400 -~' '" .,, ·' "' 11!1 rolor bri~htonrrs & 10 lawn & Yfl ~d 1·are, cleanups. Ruariinlrcd \\'Ork. Licensed Clerk (litef y-pe) $433 dicr?\'.lh'·r benefits·+-·cosl i\-la1 u1·c. r!cprnrlahlr.. Typr. 60,
r11inute blrAch for v.•liile 54~3662 a'!t 5f)n1. I.· in~urrd. 67.')...'i7,10 , or living raise, SH 110. Rrr·t'ptioni:;t 1Scc)4.iar
carpt"1!i. Save your monry COJ\f PLETE La\\·n & Rece pt. (Spd wr) $450 Sec'y ................... s;,;,o IRVINE COMPLEX !ilaff. Salary dcP<'ndcnt on
SECRETARY
GIRL FRIDAY
hy suving me f'Xlra lrifls. Gnnlenini;: Sl'rvice. lTauling EXTER. Complete '2t:oat.~. t GBkkpr toSS50 R .E. firm. Sh .t !ypin~. Gl:uilotmlli long term assign-<'xp·& ability, 1733 Kaiser
Will clean livini;: rm., dinini;:: & 1 ,. °'' •i= • i;;tory $240, 2 story S300. irl Friday to $375 Gr-I publ•'•, 11·ork \1·/mr-n. A1·e., ~·"· . cean·u]'I. im, ,,..o-v""· N k R ,47 1.,~0 .. ._ ... m('nl as secretary to ---~~=~~---! rm. & hall $15. Any rm. eat \\'Or. oy. -·'·"'· Ft'f'e & Frt' Posi lion~ Scr''y• .................... $:1{)() GUARDS 11 . .C. Garden & Lawn C;irP, .e;cncral nianagcr of majOr -$7.50, rn11ch St9. Chair S5.15 Clf'anup serv. f.re~analys• PAINTING, pfuf. All 'M>rk RUTH RYAN AGENCY Lile sh, comJX>_se o\\'h letlers. corp. Top skills r cq'rl, PATROLMEN
yn; .. exp i5 whal counts-, Ml 97,. "_4_ guarn. Colo( i p e cl a 1 J st 1793 Nf'~\-port. -C~I 646-41154 Young livel~ grp. \Vant ex-9 TO l P:\'1 ONLY Pr!'mancnt assi<neniPn!. C.
n1e1hocl. 1 Oo work my~l. & rsL. Call "'""1
.i. R42-4386 5'17 1441 -rm.JI Beach, HB 847·961 7 per. St S E\JPORAR'' 'I ~--• -f. 531 "JOI. EXI' JI .. G rd ""=~·-·~·~"-~·-~~-! · · · T -· ·~ i • L11i;:una areas, Full & V<JU11 , " ..., • awanfln a ener ;;: ,,._ · ~l"I $"' PRO!-~. ~inting, inter/extrr. ~·c Y "" ng · ·· ·· ····•· · J"' SERVICE part 11n1e: Pern1 pay. t.1Ie C t S • Compll'!te gardenin.e: service t ACCOUNTlr-.'G CLERK li!e \V k /1 in ro1n Arpe 1rv1c1 Quali~v \1'?;k .. Re!~· Lic'd · · or 11· ninn -1120 SO. GRA:"\D ins., Bonus. P11 1rl va.
1'ainatani, 646-46i6. l n!i. 5;? _74.J.J, 5'J8-Z1.l\), lypin~. Financial hu~iness. pu!rrs. Li1·e!y gro\\·1ng firm. Sanla Ana 5li-5736 Apply ~u !lf' G
STF.Ai\-1 C,11rprt CltanPrs. General Services -Call Diane, 644-4360 for ap-StC'no S450 a..,· G J'mM,,100,1 11· J 0 w, < 1 PRO&~. painting, al~o rnor.~. · 1 1 · '·· ···· ...... ..... • •. ::-:'\·o. r;inrl. S.A.
1« " fJIJin men .. Purchasin,li OC'pl. Smart gal pricf'~. :t av~ rms complete BY !\loose: Lt ~leer, plumb, 11c90us. cC'll. inter/ex1rr. ACCOUNTING & Cred i 1 10 i\·ork \v/buyers,_oci s.h. !!AIR dl'<'sscr: Are_yo1,1 l.®k·
$J9.!15. 962-06i2. frnce, insllns, c11.rpentry, Lie/Ins. Free es!. 645-5191. Clt'rk for retail crerlit office-. A/P Supv s700 Exp'd Secretary In~ for· a ftlh placf' lo bend
lile. B -A I r.t -C ··card P JNTING RV C · . , ........... ". hair? Busy shop, Call Bob. • CARPET LAYING • I A 1 "SE I & J.~ull timl.'. ExJ)E'T' in poslini: Ccxhng,_ Supv: 1 gal for coin-Shorthand k dictaphane. b' ""·'<'""JO
C. A PAGF: 5.'>2-AA<l!J. flousrs and Trailers. L.T. (JM>g board sysrrniJ & all pu1erk1nput 1n acctng dl"Sp1.-Some 'oookkerplng exp. 5 "11-'0~'·~0~~~S~~,"~.' K~:~·E=~P~E=-~
• &12-2()70 • TQTAL SERVlCES CO. prrferred. 642-125.>. phases of cl't'd11. Send F/C R kpr · · ......... ·· 600 D k 5 h · · E R-~mall
Plumhg lnsla!rll-Carprntry PAINTING & PAPERING. , rf'sume to ~lassifiPd ad r\o. \\'ah1 \'aril"rl C'.>;p. ~tush oft'. tiaa\~ 11;1~' a\~~~~x. in ~~u~ home. fa mily 1\'/onr school
Carpenter Eire Rrpa1r e 616-180!! J9 yrs in H11rbor arf'a. Lir ~ 365, cla Daily Pilot. P, O. Sollrf old s!eady clien!s. h • P Y -.. ,., B) 11_ge bi-ii'. ClranJng/Sl)me
u . . A Bkk .,,--on1r. crm. Jou. ,, . or 1 'Id · CUSTO:\t \\.'ood\\.'Or-k ·-p!'ln('I· I bondr<l. Rrf's furn. 642-23.16. ouX 1560, Costa l>lesa, Ca /\SI Pl'··· .. ·•· ... ···>N l:J C" 11,1 Cl .1. d 1 c 11 c·arr. Pvt. rm. TV. Hau ing o~~ AJP \JR 1 .1 '· 1. .v1. ri e, ass1 1r ar ~~ "'~ ·~ iris:. Cabi tlf'I~. Gen'1 r<1pa ir~. PAP.ER HUNG $30. · '"'~1l· C ' ' ' : n. bjne l\s. it.191. Datly P1Jo1. P.O. Bo.-: .o'=-~'°~·~~"~'~'~1 -'·-~--~
Aft. ~ P,h. Duke DaDurka, ).'ARD . .i.;arage c I e R n·u P l'i • Any rn1. + pap<'r. 616·2449 ALTERATION lady, ex~r A~~~s;kk"~:r'.. ~.s.i~~ .. ~: .. S~J()(J 1560, Costa i\-ll"sa. ~a. 9:l62G. INDUSTRIAL s1ni::lc n<>_l;rlle
6'11i-7:ifl.it. 41.emovt> t rt?P~. dlrl. h·y, for dress shop. Full or ,. sr11·ing maeh op c r ~
LARGE OR SMALL ~ k I fl 10 a de r I backh(l{', E xterior Painting ___Jll!.il]}f._ c~~J._ F!lblcd Jirnl. A/P, coctin~ ~1•11ntf!d. 111'1 Prod~cr~~
All T \V 847_2fi66. -M2'it'O."t-prer for computer, xtn't FACTORY Pl;i<·r _ /l:B 64~. """n. ypt-s ork: ·Cut doors, bt'nC'fi!s. """-"'
ranel, rrmorlt'I. fini~h. LOCAL moves. haultng. Plaster1 Petch, Repair AIE Construction 10 $5i5 1 k 1 -S660
frAnlf'. rt'p;lir!i, er e. 962·1961. <'lranup. Exp college .!ilU· * PATCH PLASTERTNG F/C Bkkpr-Constr $650 ~::nu~Jer enl~i·;;:·~k~. on THAI NEES:...·· INJECTION
RF:TIRF.D Ca ...... ntrr \\'ill rfo dent l..rg truck Res 5J4.l846. LfigaJ Sec'y-Criminal lo S565 romnuier. \Vant top "P for MOLDING .,,._ All tyPf'~. f"ree t'stimates. l IT !SA I 1•~ ,. OPERATORS IUl'hl repairs ,.Ir. Frtt P~t. YARD lrash. gllTftge clean· Call 541J...68.Z5 ..ega rne · · "-JV lop SSS. . .
Rr11!on11bte! 646-52!12. ur. !\!ove k hauJ. Trer trim-I -=-~~~-~----Scc'y <R.E. I to S650 A/P Clerk •. .-...... , • , .. S476 !\O expcr1eoce necessary. (Or Trainees)
l\llNOR home rt?pa.ini. Plum· ming. rotofilling. 54S-5R6.l Peol Service & !\!~. Back Ofc S450 Set ue credit file. type 50, 10 Immediate . positions avrul· For P la.st1cs i\Ianufaclurer.
Installation Trftnscribt'r (mNf. exp) $450 kev !ouch. Lively group. ableon3sh1fts.Costai\lcsa, Day Shift. '.\lust be neat-&. hing -rftrpentry -paintin~ Fast results an! jul't 11phone X-Ray Technician $600 • • I · & N t -1
• mofinr. Call 540·5560. call &.1\•ay -642-5678 f/C Bkkpr · ·· ...... · · .. S600 l'Vlnc · ei\'J)O r areas. riependab!e. f'emale pref'd .
POCH. own r. rs -Spring Sl>ctf'!arirs !S.A.) S.525 Sev sets lab ofc. For career 9 TO 1 P\1 ONLY :O.Tus! be able to 11·ork Sat &
B OARD IC 11 r('/l..aundry,
Good nl~lll~ Sf'm! $1~5. Pri
S2'25. 1'1f'n.\\'nmrn. 531-541·1.
(loi.:. 1 nr 2 BH ho111('. fncrl *
yrl, llR/f,\I, xln! ref. 11rr * * *
f'f)f"cinl-Acid ~·ai;h $39.9;; -Sr.c'y/R<'cept. (Orange) S500 minded'. sniall ofc. S.J.S. TE'.\TPORAP.Y Sun.
Pool servi~ $23. m(), Exec. Sf!c'y Con~tr. $650 Bkkpr ................... S'.l20 SERVICE Appl.v R,])·11:31'l A~t !>l~'.l23. Bkkpng mach trne lo S:l90 Pl't'pare for computrr. \\'. 1420 SO. GR1\~D. Costa '.\le-sa. C<tlif. * ·*
Summer Rental1 420
l:J.A\' \llE\V ' ~lt't'~ 4 N'mplt"Trly f11rni1;J1.
rt!. Av111I .lunr to :4-p!. S7~
rir n1nn lh. Adlllt~ only
t1J:r n1. n1;~"!l.'\1'1.
Rentels to Sh.-.-,-.--c4~30
i\-lAN \\nulrl hkr )~'llrl~
1nritht'r Ao rh1hlr1•n !ti ~hnrr
hi~ fu ll:> rurn. 3 l.{r .. ~ n~.
hn1 "·/frpll'. C'tinipl frn~·t'rl
n"!'lr )'I'll. lrlr~l for plA,\'
Arra. Aft , a::l(I, &· 1\'kncb.
6-t?.J.;g l.
~HARE 3 Br. hn1n,., I-LB.
6: Jfl !lf~~7:'6n.
J ULY-AILJ(IJ$1. 2 Br, Arr. or
ll ~r. \\'rilr: :101 \V ,
C11111t'lh111·k, Phorn1-.;, Ar11.
iiNfllRNTSllE:D 2 hrdron1n,
2 hnth 111lh l'r 11·11hnut pncil.
\'!"111· lr:t~f'. Arful111 011ly.
\\'1"11 hy .J11nr 10th. 6~4. 134~.
3 RH, hoUSC' In N11·pt J\ch nr
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n1rii;. 213-3.16-1-102.
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Announcements 500
F;\•rry1hing lnrlurlr<l. 3~ ----------
yr.-./(1\Pf'r. ~~..f'MS7 aft ~ pn1 SUl\11\lF.R CAl\!P RQy~ &
..ti all lilly \Vkn<l!i. GirlR 7-1.1. Our~1and1n.s:: rro·
A111\RE 11\\' 11·•rrrlnint ~mt' ~8n1-TC1p no1,•h '1 11 ff.
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Sl!1111Tl" ~ti:i,i1'-ht. 6'j5...43."\I. TI r ro·r h ~1 r f . CA:'\? p'
G.reges for-Rent • 435 (A,-l'C05. Cayum~. CAhl. ~'.14:.t.
Personals -530 OR\', rlr&n s10£.I~ J:a.raizr,
nf'IU' fll\l'Jirl"('ll.1nrl11. Slotl'l)l;C
t1nly. SZ'i mt\ ~.
Office Rent1I
lll:O:CO\'f.R DTSCOVERV * F1n1t YOl'R.SEt.r 1n Somf'(\l'lf'
C!iill 110\\' • r-.·ro oblij:-l'lllon
('j) .. I ,;:\,\-6..li.~~ t'21Jl 387-3393 PRJ~lE LOCATION NATJON ,<\U.Y
Otfl<'e SUlle A,. 11; t I 11 b I,.· RECOGJ\111.t::O
01~tom ~f."t'f\1111td for f'ICh
teMnt. Prldt11:: • 11 cone!. • Al..CO!IOUCS Aoon)mOU5.
full maint. 3J5S \lu~ L.tM. Phclnt-!>42-'f217 or 11T1TP P.
N~por1 Sch. Undtt nr1\ 0 . &x 1223. CM-1111 1\IPM.
, Mtllnl.l"fTll"nl. • Nt11 ly rll"r-PRQBLE~f Prt'i;nanC'~·. Con.
orat('l'I, Jtt'ntal Olbce auilr fld~nt. • ,. m pa I h P t I c
.'.l>I. 714tm-!ICY.ll . rrrcnftnc-); ~unM"Li~. Abri"°
l\fEDICAL. de.ntal, hr111 u~· !Kin k A<k\ptkln TTf. AP· ~SI ~r n"111i 'l'llf~t.,, ~n"N'I CARF.. fil'2-4-L~ ,,.
vtub\111;1. Parklnt: 7 111 SIM .Sl:'\("'fn"\ DAXCE
,--------------------.... 1 Plumbing Arcing Control Clerk $350 ants varied bai:kgrnd. Santa. Ana 547·5i3§ R'"iO \\'est Ji;!th si. ' --::--.,,"'.:''."'.<,...-----Typisl/Reeeptionist S•l50 A p Clerk .. , , , ._ .. , .... $43.1 * Orans::c Coast Pla~tir1; *
Trader's -Paradise
HA\IE C2 tor nn Lincoln A\°.
in Or11n11:r. S!MXXI f'fl. \\'llJlt
hr11ch Ait'l'I or niount;uns nr
rC'n!iLdrr l'ru1~rr, mohthe
l1fln1r. !)o.1fi·1131 f'r 529-111:1.
11 ,\VE: Bi~ Bear 3 br. h1ru.
S.~ rQUll~'.
\\'Ant : P,Ahn l)lotrrt 11.l'f'.11.
hou~r t1r lot or ? ~ :'olyr.rs.
5l'3·61!i6.
HA\ 'E"'·~•"'h"'r-,.hou-.. -_-c= .. ....,..,.
!\If'~. \·111u1hll" kif. Equity
Sl!'l,C'o:>. \\'ant P•lnl 0eSt'r1
irt:11 hOuloe nr lot or ':?
~l)'l"l"S. 6i:1-6r.i&.
lines
times
dollars
10 Hou~Ps on I lot. St'p.
\'11rd!1. r or N.B .. C.l\t., i\fan·
h111111n or Redondo Brach
;,r To1T1tn<'I' units,
roRTrN ReaHor 642-5000
\\'Anl largP 5 brim1 ba.yfmt.
H,11\'f' n1i~I" AAA rqutlit'5.
Madge Devis, Re•ltor
fi'IZ· ;<O.)
11/1\-f; 14·2 BR fum\shM
unll!. i\tl'lnlcia.lr. \Va n I
Soulhrrn Orl\nge Co. plY)p.
842· iiJl ·or 546-8169
A.O. RE.ALTY
PLU'.\1BING REPAIR PT. Bkkpr La.g. SJ.50 hr Lile exp, type rhicks. Sohd FIGURE
1\'o joh tno sn1all S11lrs INP1\·s l\lcdia) S12K fu ture s/so!id firm. IS:"TALLATIOX s er,. ic e
• 642-3128 • ~r. Arent ~CPAJ S14K i\-1TST ................... $~25 . n1an. Garao;c d'Jllr. Harbor
COLE PLUMBING Program Analyst Sl2K Exp .. rlual t-ran~fer, IPgal arr--. Tor 11 a;;;r~. li42·38.~0.
Pcrsonn<'! Dirf'rlnr S12K f1rn1, p!u~h placr. 2.i hr. servict'. 6-':i·l.161
SAVE 11n home .. <'pairs. F'rt'C'
esl., plumh, paint, in~tall·
a!inn~. h11u\ing. 839-03i2.
Roofing
• T. Guy Roofing: Dea.l
Direct I M my o\\·n '1'0rk.
645-TISO. 548--959:1.
Sewing/ Aftt.r•i ion1
Alterations -64i'-5i45'
Nrat, accuratl'.'. 20 years exp.
Stereo Repair
~EREO equipn1ent repa1N.
romplt'te fa rlhl1l's for !'Ill
m11kf's & n1orit'ls • dismunt
rate~: ~ lrat"k tape dttk,
clr11n 1' 11.dJusf SS.00. this
\\'l'rk $1.00 off In Df.ily Ptl~t
r r 11 <l r r ~ , ~ RC'l)l11cen1rnt
n<'f'rlles & cartridgf's 11 of!!.
lf.~.1\. Stel'('(l E: fl u i p.
\r11re:hnt1$«'. 179 E. lith St ..
CClsla i\11"AA, 64.'l-2«1.
* BLAfNE'S TV •
S<-r.·tcit?ft All BrR nd,-
t\no11·n tor ho!M'~ty 540-Clll
:.-l!DJ
Job W•nt.cl, F'f,m1Je 702
NEWPORT GENERAL OFFICE
Personnel Agency TRAINEES
ON AN
EXCITING JOB
133 Dover Or., N .B. Plus 18 openings for
642-3870 general office person· •
~~"""""""""""""""""""'""""~ 1 ·nel w /typing 45 or ov-
Sec'y·Steno
Openings avail. flO\V;
Type 50. lite steno.
Type 60, Steno 90 ASSEMBLERS ar. s alariu from $335
NrMed JmmediaTPly to $C50. Depending on
r 11me -female exJ>trience & skills •••
Apply 1422 Fischer Avt,
Jrvint'. Calif,
AUTO POLISHING
Sf'veral poi;.itions !or auto
delallt'rs. \Vaxing, polishing.
rru:. JWlint &. clean. !\fptro
Car \\'ash. 2950 He.rbor Bl.,
c.~t.
AUTO
MECHANIC
EXJ)t'rirt'K'rcl in l"lther Bl\1'V
or ~!ER.CEDES. Top pay
plan, 111!1 ('On1pany benefil5,
&>r llrln:r 11t
CREVI ER MOTORS~
208 \\', l~t $1., SAnta Ana
• . 135-3171
B A 8 Y SliTER/HskJlr, 3
C'hildl"!'n. l/\•e-in. College
A~ f't't'f'd. .\tusl SJ>f':tk
En,hsh Ir dnvf'. P\i bch.
pool. tennis crt. Reb.
.. 9-1~.
BOYS.
A~ 30.14 to dtU\°"' paprn
in 1he Dana Point, San Oe--
mcn!fl An>11s. it
507 Bnnk of Amer. To"·er
One C11y Bl\'d
\\'est Orange
1n•1 639-6050
17 141 835-8461
COMMERCIAL
TELLER
E Xperienced
FuU Time & Part 'time
-UNITED--
CALIFORNIA BANK
7902 Edinger Ave.
Huntington Beech
947.2511 or ~
F.qu11.l Oppor. E'mpl~·tr
e Acctng C lerk
1 \'r. rxper. ner ess.
Good communications
skills. Type 45 v.'.p.m.
• Math Clerk
3-4 \'rs college \\' 'marh
or 11rcount1ng major.
\York 'vier. desir~ble.
TNTERVIE\\117\C
!\Ion & Tue~ 9am·1pm
\\'ed thru FM 9am ·Upm
ON
SITE OF Ol.'R
NE\\. BUILDJr\G
ITTJ ABsCO-
PRODUCTS
H.:r.s immcrl. oprni ng.~ !or
lhr follo\\'tng wsi!ions:
P roduction Mach
Opr 1N ;1e Shift)
Cleaner Deburrer &
• Helper (Days )
X1 n'1 bene!Jls & \\'Orking con-
dit1on!i.
14B5 D11le \\'ay
Cos1a ~le~ ~~5-ii251
Equal Oppor. Employer
~r tomb!nt" lnro 1. t17l'l l\lEAD0\\1.AlU\ COt.-:..'TR\" ag.np a l Rotfrlt,ttt. C-:\l Q.UB • 16~ CrahAm. H.B.
klrc••rd Re&! E 11 1 1 e , f')f frt -Lalin • \'1u -S~ *
gu..mi, • Tnct-.y 5-1 -Atlrn. S1
160 AerH.. t'Xch 81\lf' frir In·
ron1r fir ~~! AlSC! 2 BR
houSf', \~, lot, !.).~7&\. Thad•
IM T0'1 ()r ~'! 1.$:1.
il4. W.U16 d~ or nllt.
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EL£CTRONrc Count r r
Hf'I\ lc:n PRckanl nrs for
SIP!'l'O M1«"0tt:0Pf' M 16m.m
10Unrt proj('.."lor. ~2129
afttt 5 PM.
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1''E£0 Mlrl al home .. '''e
hll\'I' Akfts' .. , iines •
Housl'1cttpen' • Com-
J!Miol'll • Homvnaktrs
Upjohro. Wl~
DAILY P l OT
4914-1~
CARPET C"lta.rung tra!nff
mus! he ntal, CaU an ti
p.m. 60-!14.l.
COS.\JETICS.Su~ldi1U1' () r
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tor penonab!fl men .~
w"<lmt<n to 1~a.ch ma~t<-up
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IOO Ml1cellaneou1 Ill Pl•no1/0 fg1n1 126
• LADIES -!cam &: teach pro--~tE..71/ \\'antf'd, f/limc .ror PES'r Control U'tllltt 10 do f'l"nt ~le \'ViC'll'-for w:al SLRVICT. Sta.11011, • N~ 2 RATE COLI..EC'l,}RS l'l.OCK
fl'ssional. in:Ut~p. Vi\·iane various car Y.'a5h dutif's. If • roule "'Ork. s.,Jf'11, ntUJt take \\/J:(en'l prtortiC't' bc:·~nll:I. liirt Ii.mt" E\'f' & \Vknd ~ll'n, Annoil"I\.•, dt'sk, tm!I p1<.,'C't'11. Jr. Clerk TralnH1 \\'oodard o s met i & s, you're ttli11 ble &: look!ng for stntt' l'Xlllll, hn\'l" ~ a~ Thls busy dt'sk 11" l' d s Nf'nt. Ap11ly in pcNiOn Alln1.t•t1\'t' npprllf'Un<<t• .t
COUPON SORTERS. l'\"llt 842-&149, 96.1-200:;. tiU!ady \\'Ork; ApflJ.y In )X'nrarn.1!, hA\'t' f i n i s ht' d <'IK'ryt'iir plt:3.snllt p.·n1011. f 'ht>\'l'On Stu tlon. 001 So:.l. pri<'t'. 1'11 !IJ0-&1!>9. Sch. 2 Pos11ions. Sl.15 hr & .,. In ·1· $""""' "'·--... _
LIV E IN ho k n to mgr , r ounla n111 t111')'. ·1W· Starlin; per X.lnt bl.'ncfi1~.--'lo11rs IG-2 •. .a ......ut rw·y., L.~ lk·h. App!t'a ncos 10' merit Iner. Familiar \\'/10 • 1 use Hper-oom· 1 . • · 1 1 d k V. ey C&r \\'ai;h, 10035 Ells '™· + bonus, 00tnn1·s., pro: 11(1.}s. C11ll a.H--4il22, AblJt1ul SE'l'IN·G ., ...... , ...... o~·ai·-.•...,-.,""'.,-.------kry add. nw.ch. Pass simple panion or 1 ndu I, ~ ay. ~ ·. ti ,.A ·• •• ._,u,.._. ......-• ..... 1.
RI '" '"2 A\'I"., r .V. t lt11o11rif1$:, ;f,;'.Ull hC'alth, Abbclt Jlt•rsontx.•I A1i:1·nry, fo~""r !: trn h>A.Q~ (~I ,.1,_ ?it,\\"l'A(;: n'J~U'rnau hal arith. t_C'.!il. F/time on'y. e 1· ,,.._,.,,.., • I ~==,.,,.--,--.,...~,,.-,--..,-c II I I " n . S I ·M.i •" .,·~-.... """ v ;".IODELS ,,·nnted, \\ill tra in. a or app o uy, uani<'n's 2:~ \\', \\'amt'r, u Tr ~vJ, 1,,ir. ln •!l\l\\'in" ro. 2 Shifts. "'nshrrs $~. I» $100. Cnn l\fust be utlra.cti,·e & neat in LOT !\Ian • O\'er 2 l , E I" · 1· c 6!J6.' " " • II II Call f'\"enings aft. G 11n1, x 'rri11r1:1 1ng o. · 1 ~.A. ~1(·"1bh1 n .S.:.ul Cn. lr\"irll' •1t' \'('r "' yr. i:Uarn. a ppearar\l:C. Ca~ BC\'l'r!y • cl£>an/l'lt"at nppear:in('('. Ai.:· 5J%-l9S. H:i.11d.1lph i\\·f' , c . tit . .__.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,..d t thlu~tl"ial Coni plt•).. '54(\..:ll'-'\·I 839-tr.;t
(H:;...5800. J;rt'S¥\"f'. hn1nrd. Ol)('ning. ~>lG.5j~Q. RECEPTIONIST --.~-----~ PhO!lf' :H0-966.i Nf.EDE[)...(':q1. l'tlSllll'IOlogist ~I LK ~Cl't't'n : fi1·1n i:Ct!Ul,I! l;p l\ENl\IOltk; .:u~ \\l1Sh1•1'-
J,\NlTORlAL main!ennnc~ L~·H.ELJ,\BLE \ fol\oii·ing Pl't.'f. !)5S.3855 or 111•1\' lull'. Nf'f'l.I lh<.' 1-1~111 1lryrr. C'ontho $1 50. N.1r)'.:f'
1na11 claily for 2 hr~ 11lter 4 494-6139. PUB. RELATIONS Sup<'r joh for It J'.11.'rky i:~I 1111111 h• a~it\SI 111 C'(JUipllH'lll l\'ash•·t' S·\:·1, l\r111un1•<' ¥1"11t1ll· ·A 18 ~'"20·~ For Steady Po~11\011 1 .. '.'!'.J: '·"· .. ~,, pm . gl", over · -"C-.H. • Cnll "''" .,.....,1 * ",. that ;•1p•11_'l" lnt ~ o! 1·ari1'I)'. sc•ll'Clion. stnrth•" .t 01,..,.,,,. _l"'L' 1 .. 1, 1:11:11· ,. 1 •' ._.-·_M"·-·
LOOKING FOR
A PRESTIGE
POSITION?
Unlill;'ited
Eaming
Potential!
Earn \\llile \'ou Lran1,
No Exper: NccesSiUJ'.
You will be taught the
most advanced busi-
ness t e c h n i q u e s
through o u r formal
training proSram.
No fancy resumes-we
hire people • • • not
paper.
Added lncentivl's~
Prestige Automobile
Bonus Program
Start Your New Career
With Dignity, Prestige
& Unlimited Compen-
sation.
Call-Now!
Mr. Peterson
(7141 83:1-9472
....,r ......., t'O Bikini. No llunt'inJ:. $ •.•. 1 J' ..,, M'°"A~l~N~T=ENANCE MAN h1• 1o Slf.IL'I, no <'X)}l'r SECRETARY Xl n'1 <'ll. nl:'f'ds ~'Our i;pnrkl1• lion 11111·. ~h11tl hn1·1• ist11111}.: ltEfllll;t:HA'l'()I{ ,r,, :'lfll'' •
nt't'l'$S:\ry, Apply 111 IX'r:;on .i:.: t•n\husiu:i;n1. ~tu~t br :tc-h:11·k.:·n1und 111 all phl\St"'!li ol look likl' 1ww $.'{l t'"fl. 7\'.'.\1
for large np.'l l'!Jncnt 1·0111· Bt\in 9-Jpm. Pt li!l\I' );tr! t·u1·:i.1r ty pist. sllk ~·1'l·•·ni.ng & paint u1r1.1t· \\'1·s:tn1ln~trr lll\"d., \\"1•.•111~·-
p!c,.;. l\lust be thoroughly l'S:· 1 ,_, !fin" h·nn n.wltlon. JI .'-u 9 TO 1 Pl\1 ONL \" I•• y,,,,., "'" 11,,·,-1 111( 1 no tran.o;p.>rtn\wn or "' ,...... v .. ,... • l"" ·~ • OVER 200 11·11 ~lM·r:c •• 1ry1·r~. p<·ri('llC<'d in a ll phas1•s of hab)·sitting problems. btll'n c•njuy U1c outdoors )Oti"U ~.LS. Tt:l\1F'OR1\ll.\' 97S-!6'.:!3 f" "' 1 1390. n1n1n1c·n;u1ce. S500 1110 lo I ti · · 1 • -S'"!ll'ICE ·. •· ·, I'(' '·~t·r...,ors roin · · J . 11-:ti. Littlr J ohns Inn, ~71 oi·;· ' llS\ M.Sii;:nnicn · v..ilJ; "' S Offi s.i·...o~M start. ot public contact. Sil of1-1•120 SO. GHAJ\'f) eCUrlty Cel'5 . -·-,'~·v~·,..--,...-~,.----Santa Ann Av~. Sa nta Ana -.-5-16·5025. 11on:1I. ~a.nla Ann 517-57'.'.G l'art li1111· & full tlmr . Rent Washers/Dryers
l\-IAClllNl))"J' A. lntcrv1l'\\"S
~Ion lhru \\'cd 8 to 2 pm.
\'ou.i::ht Div, C om putf'r
l :qu1pnll'lll Cnrp, 2 9 0
t'iSt'h<'r A\'C., Cos1a 1.ll'S.1.
MG-102-1.
.\IEOICAL Sc:cy-Frdnl ofc.
HC<"f'pt1or;iis1: Lite typing,
filing, lJkkpng, lnsun.1.nt.:e.
C:ilt ~,r{; ... .,1;2.10.
TIME FOR ,_
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT I I
WANT AD
lights.
1.10 0.l::l..S
ALOHA
It'J a ~lodcls \\'orld.
Con1e & take a spin on ii
\\.{' l'an put you righ!
on top or lt.
Trn1le show~.
Conven1 1011 hosiC'ssing.
E-.:pericncc helpful bu!
not nceC'Ssary.
'
Gua1•an1ced $j() your
first 1!ay. fp !us
lrdveling cxpense. l
Call loday,
Ar1is1s' i\lanagC'r
_ Show Girl
International
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APPL\' IN PF.RWN !!!!!!!!!!!! ... !!"'!!"'~""''"'"''i '''"''1';Li.;<' $100 \\"k II• Jtt:11·1. $1. \\'k. ~·uu lll!I Llll.
9 T01 PP.10NLY RESIDENT-11nut vn C'nlli•n, hos11ll 11I IC: • 6.1!~1"!02 •
S.l.S. Tl-:t-.tPORAR'' APT. MANAGER hr.· lnsurtulC'\•. Oppot'l\1n11y BEFRJr.ERATOH. I~ ru. rt
SEHVICF: h i 11dvun1'I' lo 1h•11•cl11·••. Auto 1tt>frnl(I, \"1'1')' C'IP.1U. :,
1420 so. GRAND ror fl('\\' 20 unils ndul!. 110 l"1111·0 ., "·· r I A I ,. I I """ <V'lo'i\ 1 ., , l L-,.'<'u 1 y 1:"11 • rs. u , . "'~"''""""
S.1.nt<l ,\na !">47-li3G p1.•1, l'Oln plr-.:, Co£1R ~1C'sn. \\"h1 r.· Jo"roru S!OI'\', ?1'1'! s, f'{J\.flSf'(;;r-,,,1r~r;
J>K<1f:ttA ~1 1\1 EH . ~" n 1 or
$12~$\•lj() 1110. \\"ritt• n1~
plu·nlinn p1"ogran1s j o 1·
l~prs<'l l ini:: s, i::rnph1t' 1ri1rk
in e1T;iti1·c profi! n1~k1ni::
rnvlronn1t•n1 . U1 il1zc CC)i\f
cleVil"t'S, pho!o lypf'Sf't!Cl'S, 360'30 DOS & Daln<'r(lft
l"Ornpulers. l\lust bcl exp in
BAL or othrr lo1v levC'l
langunges. Collrge grad. 3
yrs n1in exp. Send 1~sun1<'.
\Vrit r. Cl:1ssi f1t•d Ari No.
382, Daily Pik>t, P. 0 . Box
1;:i6(). Costa ~tesa, Calif.
!!2f,2{;. ......
PROOF
OPERATOR
Apt, + sn1all s:ilnry + 1J·11·to01· All: h l n 1' It' lionuii. Call '~1" nl"7 ru"'n-< ,1'., 11 ~' 0 1 1
1., t" 1 ' l .~. t't'l>~s-top f1'<'t't1'l'. ('011111\1
., "~ " ""' .i •• ~ .. 1 o -1111011. rros1 11·,,r $\OCI. r.1.1-~;!'f.1;
•"•"·'· ... 0"•'•riii. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio 1s II 1 i'l'I N( :/\\'Aft 1·:11ou:--:t:-
nESTAUHANT hel p \Yi\llletl.
Chef, Cooks, i)ish,1·n~h1•r,
Busboy, 'Vailrc11sC's • J<\1od
& Cotk1ail. Contnct ~lr.
Buker dully, 2 p111-·I 11n1.
Stcc1· & Stein, lliO Bnkt'r
St., Costn J\1es11.
110 Furnlture \\'1•IJ k1 io1111 111·111 n11i1·inA: 10 -----~--~-sp11C'io11s nc11• 11uartcl'li in
11'\'lllt' ,1·tJI train 1·lt'11111·u1
111nn. Starr $2.!".0 JJC'l' ·hr.
Cnll flon Jackson !"~()..00;·>.'.",
Consla! AJt1•n1·y
Zi!XI llnrbor 01 nt Adnm:i;
7 PC-. NAUGAHYD E
DEN GROUP
ll l':STAUH.i\NT·malt• o v" r TELLER
consistin~ or lny-hn<'k lt(lfn
(sleeps 21 , rh.1.lr, In hf'l\\'Y
rlury nn11.i::11hy<l1\ <>nd tribh•s,
coUC'e tnblo ,fr \un1ps.
ALL FOR $169. 111. Cen'I clutit:'s. Ar1ply ;dllT Position nvnllnbll" for )"14't·
2pm, Jedro's, 3000 Bristol, sona lilr \\'l'll jlronml'd in·
C.l\-1. 1!1vidual w/plens1ni! rw'r· -._ , TRADERS
!111n:ility 1\·ho <'n.Jays dt•atinr. FURNITURE
11·/1.111· 11~1h~il'. Tcl~r l'Xl)('i.:_ 202 N. Broadway, S.A.
IY'q 11. Xln I \\"(Irking 1'(1111ls ~.':frl :W.-. llf)(•n 7 1)11\'it
&. fri njlr henf'rirs. Pil'11.~ -n·c. VELVE T &_._
Apply In J1crson To: 1.lr.
llnrvry . -·--SPANISH OAK Experienced Santa Ana GLENDALE 'UVING RM. GROUP
\\'c arr now a rnrn1bf'I' FEDERAL SAVINGS consislinK cl J(' \'t'\\'1·l sofn,
Bureau. Al.so Anaheim, CALIFORNIA BANK ch11ir, 2 Snnnlsh onk rnd Nt'l\'IX>rl lkach '"' Lo" Ange.It's, San D1ci;:o, DAY HOSTESS t11hlcif, Spanish onk coffee F.qual Oppor. Employrr ••••••••••••••••••••
of Jlonolulus Con1:Pn11u11 J _UNI TEO_ No'" Inten:ic,l'ing ror !"11'.JO Neii·poit Crnlrr Ur'. rontrns1ln1: ""''"''' nct·1·nl
111111 San Fra~·i."<.'O. . 6 ~lonnrC'h Bay PliUil I~~"'""'"""'""'""'""'-'" I table&: 2 S1mn l11h hunps • ~'~~~J~.l.1c~~~-~. ~-:.c-·~~· ~g~~!_.:..-.,c~c+>.-°"!'!'1:t-l'!-~ _..-. ;vI~lE!m()J!E--SA.l_ES.-~-~~~Js~~At~~-,..-.
Beroro .12 or ;iflcr J c \V 11 trnin you lo sell -NEW FACTORY 196-tm or 499-1361 ofrict' i·opying produi·t" & l.AY-AW'AY PLAN
EXPANSION , 231 3 N B d ;upplles via tclcr,hont>, 10 --TRACERS
$508-$650 Per Mo
Full Time
\·nun~ mrn-mcchan ic:1l ap.
li tudl' helpful, hu1 not rrq'fl.
J\Tust hC' 19 or over. Ahle lo
For an ad in Wom an's World
Cali Mary Beth 642-5678, ext 330
slarl ''-ork imn1C'd., if
<'l'f1!<>1t. r·nr j o b
formal ion-
.'\l'•
in-
Zip It Up! Instant Crochet! Call T'l.1es 9arri-Jp1n
776-8551
A " 'I t Ir ;j
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NURSES, pvt duly, all l)'JX'S
:i ll shlf!s. Lesroulie Nurs<'s
r!e~is1ry, 351 Hospital ltd.,
N.B.
642-99:>:i or 5'1!>-99:)1
l n1!'rviC\\'S 9-5 t-.1/F
OFFICE TRAINEE: Grc;it
oppol1uni1y' to be n nart of
<'In t•xci:ing ~\ving local
firm. Some lyping &: public
eon1act. St~~! $-150.
Call NancY'i\1ay, 51{)...G).15
Coas!al Agency
27!X1 Harbor Bl at Adams
ORAL SurgC'ry Ass!. "·i!h X·
r ay cs:pC"ricncc. Immedia te
opening-. j.18-77.lll.
OH.NA:'\tENTAL iron \\·orkrr,
C'Xper lcnc<"I. for full time.
Ca ll 194-6:~16.
OVE'.R 6~? That."> ok for
Shakl£'C DislribO.tors~ FREE
TRAINING for • .)'our 0\\'11
full or part time llealth,
l.k'auty & Ecology busincs:i;.
Be involvC'd ""i1 h oilier ex-
perienced, active people.
Ca ll 548-5253 for app1, ..-
OVERSEAS
r.IORE JOBS TilAN PEOPLE
All l'ikilis -le profC!!'Lklns e 1 ·;"hcr \vagcs e Lo1\"C't
exp~r rs.. e Tax benefits
C f'rcc Transport.:1T!o n
CALL 541-4345
Look smart , IC'l·I rom· Service Guaranteed
lortable in !his \"Ctsaltlc Until employment ac«pted
jacket. OVERSEAS SERVICES
An outstanr!\m?, II(!\\" 1617 F., 17th St S.A. Sui !e 3
j;itk('t i~ just "·hnt you
rwt'd f1,r your iravrls'. P"Jyroll Gal to $450
C.'ro<'hrt 1his pin£'apple beau-De.I you "'ant lo \\"erk for a
sohcl gro1\'in1£ t'O. !hat is ty of ;: ply fing-C'rin~ yat·n.
EqUat Opp.>r. Employer ~. O~ roe way IOC'ri l bu5incsscs. IJigh co111• FURNITURE
l'HODUCTION FOREl\-lAN :
l.()('al finn \vilh ll ·moder n
non-rlc~Jense product anU f'X-
parn:linJ? salr s. \Voodworkin~
,t, l inisning expcrienC'f! will
[:~I you pus job-. -$10,000.
Call i1r. Harper, r>40-fU.ii
C~stal Agency
2790 llrbor Bl. at Adams
PROOF
OPERATOR
-UNITED-
CALIFORNIA BANK
309 ilain SI., llµnt. Bch.
536-8811
F..qual Oppor. Employer
PRC'lFESSIONAL p hon c
golJcHor • Dana Point, San
Clemente, Capistrano area.
\\'ork in your own home.
Best dent In area. Phone
835--1465 bct\\·cen 9:00 a.m.
and noon.
PUMP lslnnd Sa Ji: s m an,
Crl:'\1 area. 5 days, 50 hrs.
Nite "hift. Top "·ages.
Pho ne 673-7233 for appt.
Join The Exciting
Happening at the
Elmore Co. Real Estate
Office ·
J, Betrrr 1hnn the best com-
mi£!iJ<)n program ..
2. \Ve will need :r;ale.~ man-
a~l'rs for -futur<f ·nc\v lo•
cat inn~.
:::. 1~rrst ii.;ious ofl:cC's & lo-
cations and other benefil!'I
•we t•an d 1scu~<1 privately
& in (.'()n[i1Jcnce at a
break"fast meeting,
Call ?.Ir. Rick Roegner,
1>tarke11nc: Director, for aJ>--
pointmcnl. ·.
F.qunl O~Por. Jo:mploycr
Costa Mesa
Now interviewing
EVENING
HOSTESS
_21 Or Over
Apply .. In Person
1555 Adams A·v1.
Costa Mesa
Equal OpJXlr, Employer
mi~sions. Nf'IV offir<'s, Irvine 2oi N, Broadway, S.A.
lndustrinl Park, C111l LOuis 83:rJ'.l(J5__. 0[)1.•n 7 1!11y~
IJishal, !l79-2JJ3. · ~1ATClllNG I l.'Otl(our 1v h t
Tt..:Lt..:PllONE Sales. Top sofas, nnull., ~tunly, ~•)Ill.I
cr.nimissiona and bonus. Ap. 1\lnd, $~,/) ra. '.'"olS--8232 rifl ti.
ply ln person bel"'een 9.00 ~8,-&.-lovr> t;t•:il. r-.;cv1·~·
:uul 12:00 noon at !l.381 Bols.1. ust!tl. Borh Sl11l. S1·\\·1ni.:
Avcnueo, Midway City. marhlnt', $2:i, Priva1 e_fl\11·1y.
UN IQUE Prolt>11..o;ionnl Sa l1•s ·968-7910.
()ppor. Th<' most f'XC'lusi\"t' !')'7"A7C~'.-~F.7k-·g-,~,.,c--cL<>-u~;-,-,X7'!""V·
JlVI (']Uh in the l.'OUnlrY is in· /\rmosrc $!(~. ]ilh r rnlury
terestt'tl i n ou1i:tunding 011 $fi00. Table",· chai1"K, SIO
you1ig mrn ror it 11 up. &12..Ql!!!l.
markeling & "-'\Jes flt'pl. o=,.~,.--w~l~,,-le-c,7, -,7, _--,d-,-.-w-.-,
College ed4C'alion &. prof. tlre,.,~er & mirror. \Vhile
st1lrl'I exper. des'd. lf you '1'f' rournl Formica lhl w/leo.f 1
lnlerrsted In a dynnmic chRirm. Durk t.'Orr'H!r c~p-
growlh 11llua.lion, mnil your hoard w/glai1s tloonf, 5' huf·
rrsun1r to Clnssifird nd no. 11•1. 64f>.-432.'i \Ve<l. ·r11uri1.
'.!71 <·/o Daily J>il•ll. P.O. \Vkentls. SOI· Tu.sl ln /\vt.
Box 1560, Costa 1.1csa, Ca. NB.
!f262G. -~~--~~~--==,.,.""'==~~---12 Un!l11 -book 11hclv1~.11 und VIF.TNAl\-1 VETERAN: S1nrt malchlng 1!ri;k11 sul!nhle for
a 1n11nagement career in a tet•nagenr mu.111 di~poM" cf
local .hranch of a nationally immet.lia!cly, 1212 Sri. Rolla """""'"'"!!!~!!!!!!!!!""!!!'f kno\\·n (.'(), On the job SL Santa /\nn, ~2-3120.
ROD \Vrappcr, exper. req'd. tr11 ~1i n;!. Enrn y,:hi!e ).·nu VELVET IU!lt'd MJfa, rl(!Yt'r
Nc1,•p.>rt lkh area. Call learn A ('(] Cl h 671---091 1 1 : PP_rov JO 'usf'1I, SI1i . .Y.t-lvel hl·llnck
' ' ' c':H"'0o""-0 S7:i<X1. ,. ·-chairs. $8j each. enrv1•d SALJ·:S--Atiract w o m c n , .. Jackson »10--aJJJ tocklnil tahlr:i1, $40 en ch,
Beeline fashionli !"K'€<l 4 Coastal Agency li,tnlp!I $20 rach. 5.VHJ2111.
\\·omen, <'arn $4 to SJ! hr. 2790 llnrbor Bl at Adaml'L
For in'tervie\IJ 968-6869 F.~. \VA!Tltt.;S.5ES OVC'r 21, Ior J'l~Jo~ H'.1tclt,·if>.v1•ly pif'rc, 5'
or 962--43180 ,.. v htwn 10-12 M . wide. worth twice the price. · · new c,ocan restaurant to 67>5989 •
or 4-6 pm. open soon. Expcricnt.-ed on~ --~·-~~-.,..~--
$ALESLADIES c x per· u, need apply from 9-10:JO llcrculon Sofa &
21}-45, Full & ·Pt lime. a.m. or 4·5:30 PAt ;:ii lnvr~1'al. Sp; Onk labJ1•11-
lk>rgstrom!I Ch il<lrcns Storr. ~1iCa~. 298 E . 17lh Sl., LI KF. NEW! ~:'>-1701
South Coasl Plv-11. Apply r~·.o C.M. Garaga Sale 112
Jo:I Car~ino /teat, 'fustui. \VAITHF.!\S "A'llnlr'<l, a li\lle 1.f(JVINC lnniJon Sale: Pl!!oo.
f\1on--Fr1 Only. CX"J1Crl<>n1·1• nrci·s~a"'' F-·• t I I c I . · 'J · • .'""' um .• .iilll quc r1.1n1c1, h na
""SALf:SLAOY, ex1i'd curlains & r1J1·kluil. Eve. sh1f!, l u1·~ 11ainlef'l1 blunk Ch1n·1 kiln
& draperies, full linlr . ~hn.i Sun. A KOOd jDh! ~f!fllY 1·ryi;lul , 1'!1lh'1·1ih!1·~.' i;.v:
U<loff'.11, So. C!ll. Plaza. 111 fJl';~n.-----3--to 5 11'!"·f!u<"!"1 110!.11, wii~u·r, <lryC'r, ml11'".
546--6812. 1~1111 Jhurs, 440 llel1olro11f', f''ri & Sal, April 21, 22 until
SA! ESL\D (orona tlel l\-1111·. "" 210-'f I fill! f) ~:.. , Y fm ;1tun.') ex-. . a cmpe s r.,
)>C'r'd, for lini.:erie shri(>, l.a \\/anted : 1.1nture. rf!fij1ffilJl1; l Ai\lnn 1k:11·!1. ·
Fl'mmC', No. 2J r·ashi(Jn lct•nage girl fnr IX'caNionnJ Mi II Ill
l!ilant!. GM..0170 f\11'!1. Jla!J. babysitHng llarhor View sce aneous
SALESMEN llllL111 art>a. Call fi4.4 ·15.1t, e SE:r. TllIS e
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fllpt• 1lf'('k, ~ILll br.u"kl Ut'I\.
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111111• 1!1·1·k. SILi! h 1·t1 nd !W\\.
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~111nll balfln•··· ••f $19~.S.'\ 11r
f\:l ~'Ult'lll~ of $~ 25 t1\\•ll!hl)
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llr\\' In ]Jll '( .~· :.,'lu\1•n11h•l'<i.
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n11·ny, Sold 101· S:t~l.!I.\ 1~,\y
olf bnl1111t'I' 11f '97 111· tflkt•
n '' C' r pyn1111.~. Collt'1·111J11
!)('pl ., 71·1/~~l..(l~(ll.
JUKE Box·-=-
lonflrd \1·i1h 100 lulr h1! rt'<'·
nn /11, In r'(('t•ll,.111 1'l11uliliun.
.lust lo:n'li! l1•r your 1'1'"·
l'f>f)111. pool shlr'. rte. 'F"i1'~!
s:tr~1 or !)f'~I .. irrr l11 k1·11.
6·l•l 1f~i;7 nfrrr 7 r1111. '
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lllnl'.•rr rohJl)n111l1\· hhn1ll•'.
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rut llgh11,·1·lah1 magnr.,lu1n.
f:xr1·llrn r CtJnd!l!on
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*AUCTION*
l"inr· t'111·11il11rf'
& Arpllu1u·t•)I
A1u·ll1111!1 ·t"nduy. '/::iO 11.1n.
Windy's Auction Barn
201:;·~ Nc\l'l\111'1 , ('i\I rNr iWk'!G
lichu11 I To11y's Hldg P.1ht'I
1\1 I·: 11;1 11 1·: It S 11 l p 1 "N
l.EADINI; NI': \\I PO It T
Jl EACll PRIVAT!-; SOC IAi.
rLUB FOil SAi .~: AT :Jl• :,
SAVINf:. P.O. JiOX :.!!II:,
{:(J~~l'A l\JF.SA.
A l'rlvlllf! party 1llU!ll st"'ll :1
E1r•1•11·lr lypcwr1trr11, ros1
11v1·r S."AJO Pni-·h'; \1•ill 1.1k•·
$2'..0 ru1·h. ~ Cnlt.:ulutn1·• 1·0HI
ovf!r $600 ('fl.t•h, will take
$275 rach. 842-5945 belort! 2.
UN1'JJ,,'thc end of the mnnl11
\1·r wlll c·hrmJct11Jy cli'un,
oil & 11djusl nny lypru•nri·r
or t•nlr•ulutor for $19.!Y.;, t:lce-
lrleir S2tfJO. Ci1JI ~·1 797,
1!;x1·1·;NSION l11dd4'r11, 1112
SO. Rn111 SI. Santa Ann,
!"">'12-:'1120.
i10DF.:L llomcH cancellation
forces rlccornlor lo -Aaerif.
erph1 & 1lr11pt"ry f11 hrlc11.
::-O'i'o dl1c. J11M111, '192-2217.
* PUBLIC NDTtCll
0.-fOrt• you buy your Jll•no
or 111·i.:1111, llfl ,ur.i I •f:e u•
for Be1t Sel.ction
ft'lt;,_ lhc bC'st ~l"'\'INI In
~hr111 tuh.f(\11tla
At Lowest
Ols,count Prlce1
COAST MUSIC
SERVICE
t.t",\I N1·111K1rl LU 11 Jl1tt1Jnr
cu~t .1 tit1·,11 -6<1:J-28.'i1
()fl<"tl ~lllldll~)I 1'.! 10 !\p111 --·---'--1 ORGAN , PIANO
WAREHOUSE
N1•11··t ·~1'fl t'n111ou!I Urnnd!I
?-,'!\IN\\'.\\'. I{ I 1\1 BA L. t..,
('l!H'l\l·"HlNt :, •'I('. (Owr
H~-1 11'·"""'~ 11\'nll.1
11 \:\l\ltl~11, 1\li\11'1/\LL •
l '~:\" ,\. 1•h•., fll"~nll.~.
I\,.,, Wt• ,\"<Ill huy t: l\'r UI • try~
L.111·~1·~1 I IC'ftlr•I' in lht" \\'r:st
I 'l-'NN \' il\\"~LEY CO,
i\4 -~·):! :::11 1
11 :ir,2 l\1'fh·h HI , S. of "aft<\111
l)uily Hl H, ~nr HT·f., ::.1 111 1:!-fi
e lltH:AN 111 1\'FltS •
1: •. : l!\\1 \H ll\'11. l'rrr i•,f'I
1, ll\r~1.:1·r :.tr111~
S\.:1\~
11 I~ \ 11 ,
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~>1 7-l'X~'i l • • :-ilnt"t'" 1911
1\11\lllAU. lhlhy I. r 11 1111 ,
1 ~111 1~ :\:V .~tylr. wnlt1ur
l'l't'f1•1•1 ·~·111 !. :.:•.1;..~;r. •.
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I :oln~ (l11t Fur 1Jusu11•11.~ 1
ll1•st qunl1ty -p1·11•1•,)( • 111•1"\' \
l\i~1\·111 s 1,·i111\:1\ t1ar.1w1 11 f'I•· •
l'l11y1•1· 1'1111;""' t, Holiit
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FIEl.Tl'S l'JAN<lS
Co,;h1 M1•111t (7141 li45·~
WOULD YOU ----·BfticV'E --··
FRF.E Oltt:AN l.E~"'°N~
n11 Joni:•• you lik111 No ti"~·
l~trnllon. No ohllgnllon. Ju1I
Con\tt hfOllllny11 7::ltl r1n,
COAST MUSIC ·
GIZ.2.'f.il
·ro1) PflTCES PAID !-'Ort
Sh•lnwicy11 II Jl111nmond.111
PENNY O\\ISl.~:Y CO.,
~12-l:tl4
BAllV f:rnr11I 1'!11rw1, Ch1tiil'
Uros .• fn1 lhl'001f !lnlsh. sr.:n. • :~1';..121Jli
Store, Restauunt,
Ber
JUKE BOX
Ill
lo:i.t.1rll wllh hdf) hit recordll.
In cxc1•1tcnt OOtllilllon. l •I
S.150 or l)ll11t offer •Un.
G4t-4687 After 7 pm.
TV, Rodlo, Hll'I,
Stereo 136
('OJ.OR 7V, $145. LookH
gl'f'al-wn1·k11 W'f'n1. Pvt. r•ty.
All J;,'lO. 1139-7:r~J. -•
[ fno lo v,. )[I ·
_ 3'"LlnM, 2 Times, $2.00
RUPJ)~Sp~nt l\1 ini-81kl' Jlj~ 2-Yr..---:.>pny"11 Ir: d~&Wl'd
J 3~~x 20 ~i.: ""._~cadt1 RM< l'11Jn1 S l 1 n1r k ...
f'r1rpcllng .Ir; pad, ~ 1.'0lld. 962--0flf. OO~ll t>Vl'I I
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·Shop Smith Mork 5
1tntl 11nme n('rr11lfQrlt1.~.
$~. Gt2·IJ6."l."I
~"'"'""""""~"--~~~ C/\JlPJo::T f"OI"( SAJ.f;
hy Carpet l.ny .. r. Cull
• 51().208(j • -
11'11 In !o he lhln. , _ .
·ro goorl hu1n1 •, 1 khlr1111, 7
wk11 011!. So111" 11.•J..u1t l<lfl1'.
WUI flt.:111•1:.r Ci\t or 11t:ar by.
&12-0!!46.
G~b!~.~!~.-,;~ .. -.-.. -.. ~,,~, ~Doc-,·_ I
h•• f1•1•1• lo (;OOfJ ~lomeit, J
1nonU1 11111. ~>1~3&10.
Th<> lJWt··\VorlO!hop Wiiy (;J>:ftVIAN Sh••/1l11"r1I,
l'or lnror·mation '.JJJ-~lfl:J old. ft•m, o/J(•dl1·1w., I Y'
tr11111,
\VJ-...: will huy 11nylhing _j)lto;!"~"'"""~lc~l~1l~lu~-"l0-J<>~'="=:';A:::_. -~
va!Ur, 'fOOlft, 'I'\'' w.; fort/1. Jo'Jti':E 10 l(oix:I hun1.,, I bllli-k
6~77. mtilt> krtr•·n. Will <lf'l1vrr.
SL I M-G Y M'-..$2'°'5"'. -8.11J..Otl1'. .
5'.11 ·7~M OAJtLJN(; f, wk11 t1ld k llten1,
• NF:\Vl>pnT Be1«:h
11111 Cl uh Mrml~r11hlJ1.
P~ne Jllj..1100
Jo'rt"I• 111 i.:;'10!.I home11 •
,, C;,JI ~~1 Iii •
2"~C.7A-l~.f-'(l-k1tl1•n11, IHllll/TJ;:;:
r 1t>r rn1x,.d puppy. ~·rN 10
gc101I hom1·K ti'7!")..>!IJ~
"YOU"LL LI\rE I~ thi!-0 zi p--
Iron! c<isual -it's both com·
fortahl!' and quit•k to slip i,,.
to! One main part plu.~ rol-
lar. ~lee\"es. Se,,. in knlls,
Dacron,
Pat. 7208: sizes miso; 12-IR, rl10 \'1ni: 1nro a beaulilul 1nod·
\1nnien .J(J ... 16 ineluded, f'm huilU1ng in Ir\'int'? Gr{'al SF.\·t-:~·n·.1-·i\'t; CT.\'T~ bcnrfil:i; inC'\uding p1v?11t
f.1r C'<lC'h patt<'rn _ add 2.j !'h:irin;:-. Th i!! rine eo. pays
cC'nl~ for each pal\i.?rn for fN•_ ,\]so Ice job~.
'"-"'"" 645 ·4040 .. l"""O•• •••("
t'ce<l men \lh•i an• rf'acly 10 \l.'ANTEU Barber for high lfandsoine old Nal ionoi l c:ash
learn lhe cnr bw;ineiis lind <'lall.5 C'liC'n1f'I. lrvlne Cout rt~i.,tcr. Ornately ,.m~J
are wil hng 10 lrai n. ~1u.~t O>unlry Club, 673J.11Jl, P.lr. hrau, good v.~rkinic ordt>r.
havr i::oo.-1 i11.·r50n;ihly, b<o Smull. <Jreat for (amUy rm., bar,
inlC'l'Cstf.'d in a futurr, drrss \\'~TED man or \ll'Oman ex· boutique, etc. fwou/11 1nAkP
"·efJ, 5alesmlndr>t.1. BcfW'fi11;: perienced fry cook. Lunch_j a turndfi011'le la.lflp -lhlnk
I ahout It?!) '-lu111 M-11, oo ,.-.,-..,-1·;.y,-;,:------I
.X-mo., l(roup 1n~.. hich 11inncr, ;,ge 3.5 lo 45. Fa.st. 1,lro(·e In our li tl!•• 1.~uf.e lrir
t:1.t:c·r1t1C f'.xcrry•·I ... 2 ~n·
dt'lux. Xlnt roncl.! itn
IOr1g. $;nn: 6~!i:frJ.
Printed Pattern !l(]l!}: :-i-t:\\"
:'>1isses' Sizes JI, 10, 12, 1 i:
16. Sizl" 12 fbusl 3-11 !"1'qulres
l 7/8 yards 45-inch fabric.
SEVE~T\'.FTIT. CF.'.\'TS
for each pal1ern -add 25
cenls for C'ar h pattc.rn for
Air ?.tail and SpCcial lfandl·
Ing; other.vise lh ird-rln.o;s
del ivery "'ill takP thrt'<'
"·eeks or more. Send lo ~lar\an ;\1art 1n°, th~ D/\Jl .Y\
PILOT, 442 Pattern IX. pt .
2:12 \\·c~t lStb St., Nev.· Y•1rk,
J'.'.Y. 10011, Print SA:'ilt;,
A.l>ORt:!'-(1. v.·ilh ZIP, 81ZE
and ST\'U:: Sl1')10ER.
SEE 1'tORE Spring Fash· I
ions ~ choose one pallcm
~ lrom new Spring-Sum·
mer Catalog. All sizes~ Only
SO ce:nts.
~ST.Af\.'T ~1:-:G BOOK
U"A' today, v.·ea r lomo!TO\'·,
$1,
1:-:sr A:-.O'T r AS! rJON BOOK
J1undreds of Juhion Inc.ta.
I.
' • W h J I 11 El•pttanls " a1·er·
runnJnr your houo,.c~ Turn
U.em Into .. CA.Sll" -Hll
the-n thru Daily P 11 o I
Ousifil!'d. &1)-5671.
Air li1ail and SJl("Cial Hand!· C<il! l\a.n1·y !>lay, WJ..f.lljj
lng-; othel'\\'iS(' third-c\a~ Coastal Agrncy
dt'llvery "'Ill 1ake 1hrec 2790 !!arbor BJ., al Adam!J
\\'t'f'ks or morE'. Sl'nd 10 PETITI ON circulator.-:. 18
Alice Brooks · the DATL Y yrs & 0\1t'r. Reitis. to votr in
PILOT, 10:;, Net'ril<'ci;lft Org. Co, ?.Or per vahit
l)r11t,, Bo:<e 16~. Olrl Chc!Sf"a sll:nalut'E'. Brin~ proof f'll
S!11 tlon. r\e\\' \'erk, ~.Y. tt'<i1stration ii 11 \'a i t.
10011. Print !lillmP. AdUre11.s, 83&-73-l:i. ffJG I::. lith St.,
Zip, Pattern ;\"umber. . .suite 217 S.A. ~ E E D L F. c " ,\ F T ·n· r-'P"'E"s"'T .... C"O"N"T"RO=L-
CrochC'1, kn .!. r tr. f 'I'('O' Steatly job for ru:~ht P<'l'Y>TI
1!1rt·C't10n.~. I10c -1\o exp nt<rdt.:d. Apply Llo~rl
:'\"F.\\! Jn,lant :\1J1rrt1ntf'. PMl Control. &i7 \\', 19th
Ra<J(': IBIK')' koot.11,. ptil• Suitr B, C'.\I, betv.· 10 i m /.·
trrns. SI. 2 pm.
t:a .. ,. Art or Jt•lrpin
f'mrtwl _ O\"('r ~ dt>s.gns 10 Pl7.zA Cooks & Oell\·ery
make. SL • Drh·e~. Part time. Cher 71 .
ln.~Wll l'f'M'het Rook •1 iilii6532iiiiiBeiii><iiii'Bliii\~iii·;,' iiHii.Biii .....
learn liy pictures~ Patterns.
II.
Complclf' J,,..ltlnl <ilh Bnrll:
• rt.IJl'f" than 100 s:1f1,, -Sl.
C'afnplt!tll AJ~ha.A Rook •
IL
1r. Jiff'' Ro( Ono~ -!tlf-.
Ril(ik of 12 Prhe ArrttRn ...
Ylc . •
\lut.cun1 QuUt 8'Jolr,. t •
:JK:. •
Quilt\ lnr Toda~·., U \ln1 •
15 bfoau•J.11 p11·1err.-~ '/Jc.
• PLASTICS •
ln}('Chon molding OJ>C!talon
or trainffs. Cra\•tyartl.
'.\lu~t be rt>a l neat ind dt·
T"'ndllblP, f"pma!e fJl'f'f<'fTo::<I.
tu.1.1 t~ able to "11.'0rk $11.
or Sun ••
Apply i ::!tl·ll::.O A'.\I
Cr:t!t"ta )ff'"sa. Calif.
&:h Wtst 18th St.
+ Onu\:ft C'OMI P11$t1n° + ••••••••••••••••••• r t..!t rt1U1ts &n! 1Jt1 a 'Pf>Obt
ull • "'V' • GU-5671
J~al Estate Salr!!
LARWIN-REAL TY
Resale Div. of f.arwin Co.
21562 Brookhurst Av., 11.B.
(714 ) 9684405 ( ~2131 592-3211
OPPORTU:>.'JTY for 1~·0 full
t1mf'. experienced Real Es·
late Salesmen. Better than
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pany paid · major medical.
Tn•mendous nppty. for man·
a~('mf•nl. \\'t-ha\"e oome-
th1n~ 1Jlllf'r('nt. _
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ANSWEIS Real Estate Career f\,., or experienced, join tht
Compe.ny that'a grov.-ing, If
you tic 001 havt a. license,
check on our
$49
R11I Est1t1
Licensing Course
Full S3J~J11 tr:,i lniJ1i pror,rnm
-no cost. ~t~emenl op.
ponunlU~I. A£k tell' ?>It1.
Jl)nr" .!or 1nfonnallon at
Stl·!'iA;'l.
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Jt t:, W£S -Exp'd, only.
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!r,r ON' girl oU}roe. Ar•·1,1r-:11r i;i•t. J-lnvy "II.' a I n u t .
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970 Autos,. Imported .. 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, UMO 990 Autos, Used
l'ERSIAN$ and Jllmalayans,
hluckl, 5mtik<'t, !\llvrn and
1·1mros. AIM Pi':niian l!i!Ud
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6 \\1k (ll,d 1llll.ll' •
se:il r otn1. SI!"!.
l yr. nlrl -f1 •11111lr
Seal POlnt $lf1.
li42·'.«fl0/64Z.3f.43
J•UHfo: hrt•d Slann•IO(' k111l'ru;
I +.hand~mf' grnlN D\'a1!. $20.
I IJ73-5:il1 .
,\1crr111-:1rs Day Spec!:il,
1 Siamr i>r. k1lttna, ,SC.al Point.
561-276) -I
13 nAJtLINC littlf! kiltcnl>, 6
"'ks old. e 642-1.l!Ui
2 S1n1tll J•ruc Trrrif'r 1nlx
pupplt'11, S7 each. 'J\1 ~ond
homt:·. G3~818 fir 53 1-llt~
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p!lfll'l'll, ,;ho1!1, !i79<~•71 !llon.
& Tui·~. t'all a ft 3:30.0.:__
AP!t!COT po1\.ll(', 7 11'k" 1111!.
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11li•s. llhv•k, $1;,, 612-4~111 ur
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while, Ake i.'f'r~. (iood faml·
ly rloJt. 11!!7·59.12 ·
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AKC, 2 m11!I', 3 f1'1nfllf', red,
!l.'1b1c & 1vhl lc. ri.1f>"-'!92ll. * SPRING SPECIAL, $2. dis·
coun\, all hn!Cda, Noah's
Gronnlin~ Pnrlor 642·!>S23.
Dirt Eni:;lirh St>Cc'n Doi: pup!!,
]2 v.•ks., AKC.' Slud ~rrvice
tr> <1Ullll1 y hitchc~. fi.'17-48\ll
COCKER Spnnicl l'u1111, 8
ll'kll, AKC 'N'i:i~11·rcd.
CAL :ll f'lrCeUent rond, hull
f'T"Cf'nt paint, 2 hf'll ~ul11,
aHp avail. s~. fi11-40A~
26' Lud£>1'8-16 r3e1n~ Kloop.
t:Xcel cond, S2.!n'l. Jncludts
fri>(' t1lip, 4!.ll' .... 2130.
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lnc-Judrf trlr & f"ivr r. SI~.
' 962-410'.'i •
JG ' Car, irw.:ludcl> i.1111~ &
1ra il1 ·r. Vi•ry fa.s f, Gd. t'f,lnrt
$7;"i0,...!,!5' 21124.
8 Mrl"r xlt 1 rn1xlih1'rt fr1r
1·n.ilslng. xi I 1'f1nd. J'r1vl
f'rty $17,500~ G1:Z..51"6 ..
Boats, Slips/Doc ks 910
\\' Ar>:1r:1> i.Br frir x ~ ·
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SLlr• AVAll.AOLf: !•1 c·x·
f'h11n1:r for US<' •if Sa1lhoat,
Up to 40', ~.57-fl4~1.
Boau, Speed & Ski 91 1
20' f '!tf US Cran i-lc\ ho11 t,
1:ood l'ond. 1.~;, hp 1nl1•Hrd.
Sk•s, r1w" $1 ,:.100 or 1,1frr11
C'o11s1i/!·n·d. (.'all G44-X&l7
Hf1l'I' :, f!H\.
~· DALTON 11rav~I trailt'r,
ittlf·COlll~lnt:d v. Ith l::Z lift
h11ch, llual 1rhf'f\I, coolt·r,
~ 10 appN'C'. $13'.Xl. Ov.·ner
511-hot
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Jt'!'fiori, 1,;0111ph·tl', S 2 O 0.
Qu;idrajct 111 n n i f o J rl &
'c·u rliurcr0r. $20. ('hrvy bell
llou.,111,;. '.)12-17:\1 f'l'f's.
bM ( Au101 101 Sile l 1 Q . J
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ALFA ROMEO
Alfa Romeo
NO\V ON DISPLAY '
Sales Service
DATSUN --------'70 D11tsun Pickup
4 Spd., ltntUo, Ca.Ill !\tlrron.
(569EZL).
$1695
COAST
. IMPORTS
1959 Jaguar
auto. 3.4/$450 642-1311
196.l JAGUAR. Like !lei\'.
2:>,000 m i. Every possib!('
t'Xtl'8.. $2,fd>. fi.}4-ro28
'68 Jaguar R'oadster, lo
milt's, nf'1v radials. Xlnr
t:Ond., body & eng. $3000
&l.i-22GL
LAMBORGHINI
Parts BOcly $hop •.--,--·-..0..---,-·-· COAST IMPORTS '66 La mborgini 400 GT
t lXJ0.1'200 \V, ·coast l-1\vy, Sllvrr 11·/Blnck interior. 1'-u11
Ncivport Brach 642·CM06 :ra1·tnry Equipl \1°ith 5 Spd.
AUDI
'70 Audi 90
4 speed, radio, hl'ate'r, co.
ownNI car, (690CQQ),~r
saving. 4 door sedan,
{VVC813l.
$6990
COAST
T"'"'"""';" Iii] .__ _ _,
'*W*i'*am&&&•• G e nera l
'fi'.I Toyota Corolla, Jt/11. $?.?.99 Campers, Sale/ Rent 920 ·--------IMPORTS
'iGOO. '57 Austin-llrall'y. nf'11' ~ l!J00.1200 W Pacific Cst lllry l TON til\1C chn!>sts mounled t'll!:· & paint .$fi00. 962~701. -. . . fc:;;:t~:;J.:~J~f; ~~; ~Aut:; B:si~""'· ~~ ob, sO~ New~rt ~~~: OO<HOO
f11!1y <·rtfl., !>lldir~ g!n:r;<:. fibt.'rJ:lnss Dune Bugg Y" '1 tJ,
door, cll'p 1111•11 Jlallo, ~f'H S1rf'i•t lri;nl. 1\fake offer o~ ~tp
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PORSCHE VOLKSWAGEN CHEVROLET' FORD ---------
·10 "°""'"• 911•1 AM/FM. '70 YWSuper BUCJ '69 CAPRICE '68 Torino Squire Alloys, 4-spd, Immac. Pri,
Ply. ~· Radio, heater. t~E:l'B) 4 door ha~ top. ~uton1atk• Station Wa9on -~,7-0~P-0-r-sc_h_o_9~1 ~1 T~-1 Special of the W~ at transmlssion, pcm er . stl'<'r· \'S, ;iuionint](' 1 rans.. JX>ll <'r
Stereo, Magii, Private Party, S 1199 • i~, ~Wt>r ~l'tlkes, air ron· st{'(.'r1n~. 111111 ''I' ltrRkl$,
Days 839·956Q, aft 5 -ditio.nmg, \'~yl roof. F.x· ptt11·l'r "inclo11s, p011•1•1· lai l
8.1.l-3155.
Concourse Speedster
.,, 673-3756 *
SAAB
'67 SAAB 95 Wagon
..4 Spd..__Eront \\'heel Or11'e,
New Engine, rUEJ!042;.
$595
COAST
IMPORTS
JQ00.}200 \V. Pacilic Cst. lh1·y,
Ne1vport Beach <71~) 642·0406
546-452!1
TOYOTA
'Tl TOYOTA
$2029
4 speed trans. 01.\: Ai\! r:idio.
Jlcater, dC'f.rosll'r~ t inted
r,lnss. \Vhl1c \v;ill tirc>:r;.
Pop-out rear \l'nda1vs. Vinyl
trim. Carpets. 1'~ront disc
brakes. Rl'clininr: buckt'I
scats. KE 20-3007S5.
,r; E c,.,, Hwy. Qi.~·''~ ~ .... &'>.50~
NEll'PORT BEACH "'' '1~~;
_lin-0900 Ext. 53·~ 445 E . coast J.111·-." •e.._, ,,,tp
166 vw STA WGN NE\VPORT BEAC11 'llllf~
$975. 673-WOO Ext. 53-5-1 J CLE~N. GOOD CONDITION CHE~Y .66 deluxe 9 pass. 415 E. Coast lh1·y,
Pr1v. Ply. Call 962·3822 Caprice. Very good L'Oncl. N.l\\'POB:· BE1\~II
1971 VW $800. 673--0967, l h7J·CJ900 i"~XI. 53.~
Like"""· $1775. 64H394 ,67 IMPALA SS '71-Ford P inlo
1963 Bus 1600 · en g In c , 4 Spd, Cu~10111 lnlrl'JOI' & CS·
paneled crp!'d 11·ide ovals. VS, aulon1atic, poiv('r s1l'l'r· IC'r ior. 2000 r11r.. (0/S~.
51200 C~ll 673.+n 1 ing & brake'~. farrory air, 51595
· · vinyl roof (TRA701), $12!"15. COAST. 1966 V\V, r<idio, t.'hrome Toinmy Ayres Chcvro]l'I, !HC _
\vheels. Bh1l'. $695. s. Coasl H1\'y., Lt1<•una
96&--0-li9 "' ~ach, 49'1·7744/54G·!l967,
1969 V\V Dug. NC'1v Tires. ·~ Chl'v Biscaynf'. ,'\!nt
$SOO. Origin.i i 01vnl'r. cone!. l Ja11·nn1011·c·1', 12' IMPO RTS ___ 673.702!-____ 1 boat. 96S2 Surfcresl Dr ..
\\'anted 11.B. 963-391j. ,.
JlousckC'CJ>l'l' \1•/car 1001·1200 \\I. Paf'ific Csl. 1-h\'y.
6i3-!Xl33 '71 VEGA GT Nl'11·po1·t B1\1t•h 171·0 li12.04(1(j
·.. V\V C I I I SPOR'l'CPE. 2 Door. 4 Sfl<'t·d. !'1-IG··lj:!'!J
"m lWJIA• li:1 :'lpcr, g I\' \Ce s, Radio, 1-lentl'r. n1ag 11 hC'••ls, 'iO }'ORD \',\;\', hkl• lll'w. lo
llff'S. 139.x:i:, .rxl. scoo .. ps, only 10,000 n,·11-·, 9'"DLL. d $850 Pl 1 '3 ...., ni i. 11u r1n· ... 111.1;;~ & othl'r
TOYOTA TI{'(' s ixunt. ' 'I. ,p y. $2,99 \:l\'ilS . .'i~!j~olJ. 67~i-~12S.
8'17-l62l. .J -------
YO @ '70 Ford ·LTD 1966 Harbor. C.!it. MG-9300 VO[ 0 . \' ... ~. Auto Tr;ins, 1\n· Cond,
'69 Toy· ot4 Corona '68 Volvo 144S ~ r' ~O\\'('r ~~lllllll•'l'l'Ullc!':, linJ;in('C 0,'
4 Dr. Sedan, 4 Spd., 1\ir r ~"an u o rans, tr ~ · .1 t 1. • vn • D ·-" A I T A. 0 ,) 'r. •'"· 1111 (' \\'<trrUJl y
Cond.. Radio. Very Clean Cond, A}1/Fi\1 Radio, (\\IOJ. h s .,. avai a l C' I I l.iH.,'(I
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I C Spoc ls, Race, Rods 959 r .m. or 11·1tl'ni ~. an Ill' 445 E. Coast Jl\\'Y,
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COAST COAST .,,E. c • .,, "''Y· Wa rd S.Lee
t\E\VPORT BEAc1r American Motors n
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:_1:1._!16_!1:_6~2fl~.----sr 1 "\ AUZE!t pup~. Sttu! iscrvl~, groomlnn:, tcrm11. * 1M6--08~!.I *
'G7 B11 ltnro 1.ohi:o lO~CC, c'\'·
p.1nsion c1r n nt be r, '1'0111·
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i;ood, ·327::-i. !)7!}...l:lt!l.
e 4 Tl'lv Co«kapoos, SU7.UJ\T l!m &1v11gc
-----·~ ,. .. ' '70 BMW 2800 Sedan 'Iii·~ Ton Dodr,t' 6 C'yl, Po~·:cr Str1•ring, Po w er
good condiHori, $600. c d · i;i -!l-17 Bral1es, Air on illoning,
• '.l i-. ·1 * Ali1f}'l\f Rndio, 4 Spd, Jo1v
'59 CF'.\r. JilumlJC'r rruck, lllll. --nlilcage{674A0\V).
hody, 6 cyl. 3 spd., $575 $4995
50,000 nil \\'arr. r!rk grn, tootJ 1200 II' I' ,1. C 1 II . , CLEAN! D~·s 213; 43i-3ilS, --· ·--·-----1000·1200 1V. Pocific Cst. H \\')'. • · •1< 1 ~c s · , \\}, .cvl's 557-2,j(I~. 19G9 SUfll'r Van, \' .. ~. auto,
pearl slripc, $~5{1, art O, Newport Beach (714) 642·0406 Nl'1vpol't Bt'ilt'h ~ i14) 642·0:J!JG • _ 1'<'1lli·c·:unprr. 2 s1rreos, ne1v
832-6718. 5-164?29 5-15·4j~'9 6a Chl'velle.._ 2 dJ·. nc1v cnr..; lirukcs & xhof'kS. $2400.
MERCEDES BENZ .~--1972-VOLVO ,.,h, xtot rond., 'll"" <Ctl. ·-.,., '70 TOYOTA $375. Olfcr. 540-4013. ":.:;._ "----1
STATION WAGON '&I r·orcl Sta1100 \Vagoo,
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$10 h S~'SO. Days 675-liOO, r :ir . eves
lfrni. 5.1&-3!JJ,. COAST Oran!Je County's
Largest Selection
New & Use d
New car trade in, 4 speed, Lease Today at '70 Chev Nova II Cntry ~clno, $~i:i. f,.!8-2311
M
T 6.12-4818 or 534-3885 t \'r!. 642--0980.
SILt(v T ' A l966~H~O~N=n~A-1~60~-l crrier pup!C, .,
I ho' A'"C Coli Rurur 1vrll. $175 lnclndl'S m a£".5, ~ ~. "' • ...
11f1rr 4 pm. RlS-1!(9. _he_lme_I_ .. _&!_~,~----* TIIE CLIP JOINT, $4.~ 30.i llnn1la f:-rnmbl<'r, xln'I
& up. Grrulunlr J?l'Mml'rs. t..'<lnclillnn. $:l:il.
D1\·nh\•n 1-fnlRn Br.h '.',Jli-4'1~6 =~-'C~all fil6-Q.l:l0 __
Horses 856 r·o n SALT-..:: 'ii H<illda 7:.0
XP.NT. £UY
Brl\ullful bny n1ustnn'! n1tttr.
s!)lrilrrl, t•un h~ re~i~trrrd.
A•irrox. 14 lu1n11•. Ribbon
ll'i11nPr, C.rrnt for r :"rn"f·
lcnc1•d .)'Ollllll • r ldrr. Al,o
hnvr. ron111Jr ll'.' lack, Cnll
54!;.]A17 nrtt·r fi r m;_. __
3 llORSl':S
Ar>py Stn11lorr3 yrs,
R<'r:. S~OO fl rn1. !1:"y Gl'ttlln" s:ro.
Buckskin V.l'ltlln\( $200
01· n1akc of!1•r,
5-10-3S03 ufl 6 pm
BAY lo:l'hli·1r:-. Xlnt l o r
childff'n. lnC'l11di11i::-t n r k s:m. nnys 612.-3111 . l!\'I'~.
9~21 •19, Lynn<' \V\lson.
Jklx i;11~u~·i1i1:-ch('Ck
~·ith us hl'f1•rt' yoii nlovr.
• All fnl'il, li1~l1h:d IU'CllA
91i2-.'\Gi9 ,____ ---
:~2 yr o](f 111y Gr]J!l'~· 1-i
f1Ullr1 r r "' thorot11J!hf't'<I.
S275. S<J.1-1197. .
·wanted: Horse trailer
Good conrlition $1C1l0. * fi';-:1-11211 * ---1'.170 V.in1n hci, X~
8000n1!, ~~::o. Pr!. P;irly.
842-2!\~.~
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$100 or )){'st· offer
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Strl'cl IC'g-a l, pt"rfrrt
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Mobile"liomes
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935
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Rdrn1, Olli.' i~ k1n;;:sizr, 2 full
b.i:hs, lols ol i:'nragc srnc-c.
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p:irk. l'el Chi~ In1n1cd.
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TEST DRIVE
THE MIDAS Ml"ll
MOTOR HOME
Dl~tril,.1't ,! 1•1· r~.7761 1\f'Jl C:·afl 1'1~· : cl:s
'70 GMC ~~Ton 3~!(1 V.S, P/i:.,
p/h; r:1dio. A/T. Orig
01\'ll('r, $2!GCI. 61~.'.l66G
radio, & hl'aler . 748BZU. Best Rates 4 Door sedan. Air rond., riy, 83.~~3~9ti f'\'es aft 6. $1495 $88.74 Per Mo. autoinatic transm ission. VS, -'---v-,E-E~!'~S-'--1 7
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Mercedes Benz r
Jim Slemons',lmps
' Warner & Main· St.
Santa Ana · "546·411
po11·l'r s\Cl'rlng, po 1v c r ----------·I Santa Ana Toyota 0 .A.C. Ai\l /F,\I, ,\uto, trans., 1 k . 1 -
rlisc hr••'"'· C,G mo. 1rn ·rs, cx1cr1rw 1nou !ling .56 S!;i/, \\'".n. ChC'\' ''''· Setvicc dept. OJ>t'll 7:30 a;m ' k V t f r · i " -'Ul 9 pm liTontlay thru Fri· For Leasing er buying P g. tny roo · tntcc 8''nd1x br<1kl'~·!o11· h:ir-~la~~. \Yhite sid1• 11·n11~. c 11171,11s radio. f..!\-<\l 97
'•19 Chrvy Jf.i ton P.U.
Ve1-y cir.in. xlnt rond. * 548-0063 *
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'ff\'13 RATES.
Call r.t:iJcolm Rtlc1 for
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THEODORE
ROBINS FORD
io:;o llarbor Bl\'cl.
Co~ln i\Tc!o..i CH2.0010
Autos Wa nted 968
WE PAY TOP.
CASH
for used c:i.n I trucks, tµJt
en!: Us trir trl'ro r11:1lmarrs:
GROTH c~:EYROLET
1001·1200 \V. PaciJic Cst. 1-hvy.
Ne\\•port Bcarh (714) 642-0406
546-4529 ---
MG
'69 MGB GT
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green. 974AC'A.
'" '\ 1966 llarbor, C.!\i. 646·9303 :'il.000 n11. * 51"-3289 He mo\•TS • ·•1 Volrn122 • j\" ~ • "'.Tf "G freed
$2095
..1)mltwi& V VOLVO -
R:_b~illt l'nr,. Good cond. ~t f ' ' . 1
• trial.
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900 s. Coast Higlllvay • Autos, Used 990 .,ft. ,,, Cohra Jct <'ni::-. Holly c:irb to f
Laguna Beach 540·3100 ~~ .I P: Auto, }l/S·P/ll. Lo11• m1 · Supr
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'70 FIREGfRD lllli (~~o~I _co:-r!. :\!::kl' offer the s l.Jl{E New '71 Carolla 4 i:prl, 2 b J 61.ra!O:: :ift 7.30 or anytime to tri tape dck; 18,000 mi, $1.J9'J. Dr., J.TT, ucket seats, 415 E. Coast l-hl'y. l\'Cf'kcr.r:~. Ro 6i5-6~5-J. 839-6.160. radio, healer, 3 spcl (floor N E\'o'POnT BEACI[ ~-----1
shiftl trans.. p1v1·, disc 673-0900 Ext. 53_;yl 1~t;STA/\'G. 6, stick, Civ il
1966 lla.rbor, C.i\f. &1fi.g303 ~ \V. Is! ~" .. f ·:nla Ans * _. 'j,j 1\'IG TF l j()(}, good '68 TQ\'OTA 4 d-oo-c.-xl-nl -,-.,-~3~~_!1____ shape, nl'l'dS some eng rond, air, stick shift, llC'11·
Automo ,,.~'~"r.-• ""'' $!~;~~~ ncos 'T;;.1~~~~9
'ii,j/ •71 Opel GT *.TRI UMPHS *
Roy CARVER I 4 Spd · Rnd!O, Sp • d 't '71 CLOSEOUT
1 ftC. \\'heels, Burgundy v.•/Blk ~ITr•'JRES AS J .0\\1 i') s:n_ql't
2925 Harbor Blvd, intcrior·(i05FJ\C). G°T·6 SAVE $500
Costa lilcsa . 54!H444 $2490 FRITZ \VARr.E;o.;·s
'70 :.~~~~~kup COAST ~r.~c ~~ro i7Nern!~~
v.•IU1 PezTis Vnllcy -Caniper. LARGEST -
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21 90
_ IMPORTS · 710 E. 1st, S.A.._, ~ 517--0iS.!
'71 Triun1ph TR&. <UU/1111,
brakes, ren1aining 50.00P . . 1--rt!n.<:. 11 C'I!. 1<1<1k: ~:)O{j . ni"lc·· and
n1ilc faC'tory 11·arranty. CHEV 66 Capr~C'C'. ·l Dr .fer!. nr!C'r, j :~--0~0 c1Ts I.:. Ro
P\·t. P t1" 534·699£. A/C. P..11' ll'rn~ow, \ inyl 11 knds. polic
· top. Sgl. 011·nC'r . .;-lS:-Gll.I. --------misc AMERICAN . . 'fi!i \lu~1. r:.11d/hl'at. his a COR-VETTE ~c11 111 .. •. !.,'l1-.! c<ind. / ti!!-IOOJ 111P-He American Motcrs -.-""-'---.C: _c_ __ I .whe
G I, ·~H I '70 Corvette Fastback uJ lltuslan-; Jl rr, r"dio, auto, Paul Y' r e m ins ,,-crne s . <l p . p
M I d ·~J I' All' Conti Eo11·er Steering g con , r1vate arty. 'J'her ytl a a crs --ave ins Allf/Flil ' R d. T 1 .1 · $ 6i5·i,\17. tuti Y"Ambassadors . a io, c C·tt t
Huli!'e stock cf 'Tl's & '72's stcenng__ 'l\'hccl, · P o "' er Bu .... e· c:: • Brakes, POI\'('\' \r:ndO\\'S, revi wtg· fCJ ... OVf PTt;S Auto Trar<:. 1r-~BBAJ. urgi
H L A • s E 1 :i;~ O!d:. . ar.,cr mer1can AV • 01·. """'Goo<! ;m;,
Homt' of Convenient COAST f'!C''tn, s::n. ~i-!l::O.l on' t
1969 ~~';b~~"s 1vd. . . --P[\'MOUiH-In~
K'f oei>:&J w Mi _CRE\l.IER_M.P..IQ..RS
r IF;,~ IV. 1'' SI .. ''"'' Aoa
COAST beauty rln1s, 13,000 mi'~.
lntmac. \rill sac, at S~iOO.
Ask for Sai~s r.to.n11gcr JOOJ.1200 \\'.Pacific Cs!. l-il1'Y:·.r ~-~,:'~~6ll!IO~·~el'i~·===:=o:=""'" _ 1821.J Beach BJvd. __ · -~;::..:....::~---! Nclrpl'Jl't'"Bctt~ll m11 r G-12:o:ioo 1
lfonllngion S.ach IMPORTS >t~4529 VOLKSWAGEN
Costa Mesa 646-0261 IMDQ OTC 'Gi f'J~1~1o::tii Fury Ill. ·l-that
BUICK . -If--A+;)-"•:~• · e,ri-.. ,, --•--~d~
. . tlldOllH' ', ),.l.:I' IK·ll. f'1•i1·, to -MMi~~~ment le.. j 835~31_7_1-__ _
, ••• • • .. 1 * Marvin Pearce * ~oa ts, Power 19(16
211' G111f.-.1re:int, f /B rn<lin,
bnit lnnk, 011\rli:r.t'r~. hr1rd
lC'ip, Tll rrc J(ii, 1{11\00 hr.'1,
1rlr, Sil.~. &IG-{im. ---Bl·:A UT. :lO' TIS Chri~. i;:.,..
1r:tti SGj()(), \\'ill ll<'l'<'rl ~6 T,
J'. \I, or lnrt.t' t-;1n1rcr r·i:
:•~ Juli or rlo11·n l\,)n11•nt.
!'IG1-t:'):3. ------~·rr UFHTRA.\l H:1hl:1 :\l :1r ,
)970. ;\ln\ l'(>ll(I. Fully l'fl\1111-
pt'!i. 71·1: f,;3-176.1, ---------• 16' Crntury nl":l!1(lUf, ~ll'f'I
trlr. A-1 roncl. Llc\l. l\lnkr
Orr fir? 646-.~:m. -----~--Sl\IP.IJ\Ch'. ~I" 1~!71, ll1'1n
Voh·o ti <'Yi engt, 100 h.n,
\1 /!t'lr. 616-0C'·~I r1·<'•.
Ot'.!\il'RE C3.I 1 !i Ix 2 •.
.,/furli~ l:'lb. boomfar11:: k
It \ ll'r, u~ 5 tln1ts. S.~.
nit ~ & \1•knd.s.~.
M· 111 .. ~·1 ~oop. 6licl C'OCkpu
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Sales • Rentals
558-3222
1·111 S, Vill:lt:t' \\".iy, ~.A,
1.0\'El.Y 1nabi'.t' hrn1r in
('('IOI 11uit'f ri:irk ,~ n;l f1\'lll
Nr\\'pcirt Rt•,irh. 1:·:-. ''.'i', l
BR, lrg kit .~ \\v :irr.'.I.
P.t•:i11 ! ldSl'Jxl. $ .j, !J 0 0,
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for Rrnt fn-1u $75 1.1 $!~
·JX'r \\·{'{'k, plus 7(' J'l'r n1i:l'.
S!l'C'Pli 4 f(I S. Orfrr t'\'l' rr~
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llh'IHh 2:1· Si,c.h!!'('('I' ·;i. :ill
'i:lr11:<. Pr\'f, Prty. &l:!-!H7'.~.
1969 Buick Skylark f'/S 1000-1200 \V.P<1c!f1c Cst:1fl1y. pa !'!y. Sl!OO. ZiL;..oo.11 art ti heal
P/B F . b k t "Ne11·port Beach (il-1) 642·0400 p n1 Th , ac air, uc ·c scats, ~ w..i·:?9 ~,,· =c:-:-,~-~--1 f'Oe11· lil'l'S, $1900, 5-1&-2133. ;)' ;:i 196j \';1!Jan1 4 Dr. \\'a~'<ln. dow
'40 R1 v1era rull equip'd p1vr & CC?RVITrE 'iO, 350 Turbo, ii·ti<mall y.~ rn".inc. Xlnt Law
air. i\lust Sell. A real steal. air·p/s; lthr inter,_ headers, t..-ond. :S500, ·196-.10il. shou
Alt 6 6'7'> -.,.... mar:·fo.d, a,..t/fm p I u .s . '67 Pl ,hos . •.rj.-.u, S3:00 673-SZI. ymouth Fucy 11 1. -klr.,
1£51 Buick 4 cir. ' .• • P:S .• P.B,, ·Air Conditioning.,
Runs, but nt'ed!I 11·ork S30 CC:RVETTE ,o, l.'iO ~tbo. Like nC11'. P:-iv, P'1rty, $UOO.
• • 2 "" • air, p/s, A:'ll/1"1'\t, silver 545-0041 art 6 pm
a.t9-i:,., \\'/b\k lthr inter SHARP? ·-·---1
As low 83 $2,299. (No. 5545) '59 V\V BUS. :! ne\1· tire5. rnrr-: \VARREN'S Tiell' pain t. s Ac R l FI c E
S C S350. !l\'ot r unning l . port Car enter 4't--1572.
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S.f?.6087 KI 9-3331
PEUGEOT . 1971 Sq"are Back.-""'" \VE bt uy all makl's 01
1._d 1···"'""'-UXJ \V, PaCi!ic Cst. Hwy. Ai\Y-1'"1\f; i\tags: Pil't''.les: usrc sports cnrs, pa or
or not. Pll'ase drive in for \vport B<-ach (TI4) 642-0406 * PEUGEOT * lu~e rack; 6i3-47i.J aft 6
free npprnlsal. 546-4529 Pi:ti·
l~I. I FO SALE. 19n Datsun 1200 ' I ' sedan, Ex('('llenl cond, Gets .. . J! ' ~o,~:'." ,';,'. ~~':ti":""~.::
-=..~ 644-8581 for further in-
3100 \\'. Coast lh\')'.~
Nl.'11 rort lk:i.ch
642-9405
form;i!ion. CADIUAC ssroo. 67H2Gt. ' PONTIAC 1961 V\\', nc11· tires, radio.
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BAllER BUICH
23 '. E. 17th S:.
Coslll n1rsa ~S76S
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Or3ngc Counfit's
TOP J BU\'ER
BILL t.f1\XEY TOY OT A
1S$SJ Beach Bh·d. n. BC.:ach. Pit. s-ij-SSSS
11·11..L. Bu;y your i::1r p:itd for
or not. C;i\I Rnlph C.orrlon
673-(9)1 -4-G E. Co.isl lilry.
~I'll pcirt-~':ICh.
AUtos, Imported ~ !70
ALFA RCMEO
'i2 DATSUN Pick-~1p, 2000
miles, sll'p bun1per ,(, mir-PORSCHE
rors. i\lust S<'!I ,$200. for ______ ....._ __
<'q ty. Call 9i9-S630.
'68 DATSUN con\'e.rt, 11('\\'
paint, good condition, !lfakc
Offer. 64&-3692.
---r,2 Datsun 240Z
4 Spd., Air Cond., AM/01
Strrro, llfsgs, B um pt t
G\ln.rds, Rcm11inder of fac·
Jory \\'t\tTanty a\·ailnble
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$4390
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1957 to 1.971
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1100 \V, Coo!il lfwy.
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642-9405
6i3-32.it
l f\71 V\V bus-air/amfm/r:id.
!ires, oil cooler/bed convt'r.
crpt, lo n1i-96J.-2.Jll
'6,j V\V -Re'cent e ng o/haul
$6U C'ir best oiler.
"'""'° '61 Ghia, Needs JX1lnt & seal
ro\·crs. Good ~fechanical.
$-150. [\'f'S. ~J.
·59 V\V Bus
$375
e· Xlnl rond
645-4595 G.M.
'6G V\V \;an. l'lell' paint. xlnt
cond. 3895. 536-2$13 bef\\'t'('n
6 & S pn1, ask for Fred,
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'" '70 Potfche 914-6 -11~-230!.
'6:> \'\\' 9 pass bus. f'C'blt 1~
cng. Xtras, $1095.
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pm. 673-3618.
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3S.OOO mi',,.. Xtra .sharp. malnlng \l.':'l.fT'Anty 1922BCE> °"°' ~i95. 6'~7• $2695 • ~·53"""ea",.:.:,,lina-. _ru_n.s_g_d~ .. -,-,-.. T
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CAtAARQ ,~.APOR-1 s ** '63 Poot\ac llon""'ill' JVI Con\>err..\blr, 300.
'67 Camaro. 3Zi. auto, a ir. 5.lS.3007.
11''1.:· lila...,, nu tires. sh3Jll. l(m-1200 \V. PacU.le C$!. Hwy. 'GS Cl'O, a;r, po\\·tt. Xlnl
$1450. GI~ Ncv.]Xlrt Bt-ar h in.ii 6-12.twoo cond. Orfr. o•·ner. P\•t ~>··
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mil~. lil\lf'I' Ir black. $3400. Uke lojntoe? Our Tradtr'I '67 le M:un, 2 dr. AJC.
or otter. 536-&138-. paracflie column ls for >'OU! auto, gd lifts. Cood cood.
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VOL. 6s, NO. 122, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGE~
•
. Boat ltlissitig
' Capo Man Found
Dead • Ill
TM body of .a San Juan Capistrano
ranch foreman was found wrapped in a
life jackel and floating faei! dO\\'n in the
. ,,·ater Sunday some JO miles soutll of
Point Loma in San Diego.-
The man was. i dentified by \he San
Diego County Coroner's office as .Manley
Thacker, 46. of 30291 Camino Capi1trano.
He was employed by Ho\vard Latt imer as
foreman of the Swanner Ranch , where he
lived.
• -~G.yar_!! ~rrifi!l! said .. !hac~e~·s ·-. . -.
Dana Point .
Medic Win s
•
Trial Delay
A Dana Point physician accused of per-
fonning abortions in his Laguna Beac_h
office today wmt a further delay of hts
Orange County Superior Court trial.
Presiding Judge Bruce Sumner set July
17 as the new trial date for Or,•Robert
Cumming Robb, 70. qf 34567 Scenic Drive.
He approved Dr. Robb's continued
freedom on his promise. to appear for
trial.
Both sides in the criminal action want
to further study a rtcent Cali fornia
· Supreme Court ruling on the legality of
the state's aOOrtion code before they go
to trial on the issue.
Robb is being de~ended by Ameri~~n
Civil Liberties Union lawyers A. L. W1r1n
.and Fred Okrand. ·
Robb was arrested by Laguna Beach
pol ice after he allegedly p~ocur~d
miscarriages on yoong women patients 1n
ltis art colony office:
He was cleared of abortion char.'!es
. when Santa Ana Municipal Court Jud·~e
Paul Mast ruled that California's _
Therapeutic Abortion Act was unconsti-
tutional. But Dlstrict Attorney Cecil I-licks later _
revived those charges by successfully
urging the Orange County Grand Jury to
indict Robb. The physician -~11 ~~tried ·
on· the basis·of that indictment.
The state suPrefne" Court recently ruled
In r eviewirlg -an >;Jame<!! County-case
that a woman may obtain an abortion in
MY. licensed California hospital if her
-doctor ec1 es operallOifTn fecessa
to preserve her physical and...or mental
health.
That two . to . o 11 e r u l in g struck
down the 1967 Therapeutic AOOrtion
Law's requirement that every abortion
should receive advance approval by a
hospital committee of physicians.
~ycle 11ijures
Two Fro·m Capo
Two San Juan-Capistrano residents
were injured Sunday when a motorcycle
racer crashed inlO a group of spectators
jn Elsinore.
Caroline Calhoun, 17, and Michael
O'Grady, 19, were both taken to
Lakeview H'lspital in Elsinore for treal·
ment after the motorcycle slid into them.
knocl:in~ both into the air.
~fiss Calhoun· suffered.a broken leg and.
O'Grady injured his ank.le and suffered
multiple cuts:
Ocean
body was discovered hy a pleasure craft
at aOOut 8:30 a.m. Sunday. Thacker
reportedly left the Shel.ter Island Yacht
\Yays basin alone Saturday afternoon
aboard his 26-foot cabfn c r u i s e r
Starchaser.
~IOY.'e\'er, no I race of his boat has yet
been found and the Coast Guard has
suspended the searc;h for the vessel .
The man 's body, along with some
debris anO other life jackets, were picked
from the water by the Coast Guard cutter
P'ofnr Zfo"Werli:utttakl;.:. lu San Diego.
A spokesman for the San Diego County
coroner's office there said this morning
no cause pf death has yet been e~
tablished and that the case is still under
investigation. -
A friend Of the family said toda y that
the ranch for eman y:as an avid boater
who often took weekend trips aboard his
craft.
Officials said his son. v.·hom they could
nor identify, was to have gone to sea with
Tha cker on Saturday. but decided not lo
acC<lmpany his father .
The cause of the OOat's disappearance
Is being investigated by the Coast Guard
office in Sa~ Diego.
Van Overturns,
Throws out 3;
Girl, 18, Dies
A San Juan Capistrano girl died when
the van in which she was riding over·
turned on the Ortega Highway 11 n:iiles
e8st of San Juan Capistrano late Satur·
day.
Gayle Summers, 18 of 31371 Arguella
Way. was dead on arrival at Mission.
Communi~y Hosp1Jal in Mission Viejo
nea r midnight. . Miss Summers . was
thrown from the vehicle as were two
other occupants.
Ismael Pinon, 20, of 1505 Estrella. San
Clemente, and Sc<ltt McDonald, 21, of
266116 Calle Monterno. Capistrano Beach
were reported in good condition toda y at
Soqt.IJ.,.Coast Comrnynity Hospital . Pinon
was identil'ied lly officers aslhe-vehiCle's
driver.
California-Highway Patrolm'n said·the ·
van was westbound when it left the
roadw~y on a curve, skidded across the
hii::hway-and rolled over.-....--
Tilt--18-year--0ld became ,Ult county's
86th traffic fatality this year. There were
73 fatalities by this date last year:
Hawaii Studying
Limit on Autos
HONOLULU (UPI) -Hawau may
become the first state to limit the
number of cars allowed in the state at
one time.
Such a measure awaits the signature of
Gov. John A. Burns.
The bill, appro\led by the legislature
April 14, ·sets up an interdepartmental
Transportation Control C o m m i s s i o n
wh ich v.·ould have the task or setting a
celling on the numbef of automobiles and
other vehicles permitted .in the state.
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Spectator Brass
1a-1embers or Soviet heirarchy wave' lo spectators in
Red Square while standing on roof or Lenin's
Mausoleum during annual May Day celebrations.
They are Defense Minister Ahdrei Grechko, Presi·
dent Nikolai Podgorny, Soviet Communist Party
General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev, J>remier Alexei
Kosygin and Marshal Mikail Slislov, secretary for
the .Central Committee .
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LBJ Read Love Lives?
FBI Gave Secret Memos to Johnson-Jack Anderso1-i
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Columnist Testifying before the House freedom of
Jack Anderson charged al a co~ 'Information subcommittee, Anderson•
gressional-hearing today that FBI direc· concentrated his attack primarily on the
tor J. Edgar Hoover prepared secret ~memos on the love Ji ves of publi c figure s ':bWlgles and blunders" of foreign policy
for the "bedtime rea ding" of former that he said administrations hide under
President Lyndon B. Johnson. the lid of secreCy.
Anderson said the FBI investigations of But he also described another e:ramplc
private citizens were examples of the ·of what he claimed was an unwarranted
kind of secrecy in governme.nt that govefnment exercise in secrecy.
should-not-be· permitted. ...At-hame, the executive branch con·
Among tfiose he claimed were subject ducts secret inv.estigations of prominent
to such report.! were actors Marlon Bran·-Americans,'' Anderson_.said.
do and Henry Belafonle, sports figures "Their sex Jive's, drinking habits and
such as Joe Namath, Muhammad Ali, per90nal affairs have come un der FBI
Lance-.Rentliel-and-Joe-htnlis, and black scrutiny. although the FBI has no
leaders lncludiilg Ralph Abernathy aQ~ jurisdiction no.r justification for this kind
Rgy lMis. -of snooping. A love affair, n6 ihaUef how
Officers Probing··Beath
Of Actress Gia Scala
From Wire Servlce1
HOLLYWOOD -Film actress GRI
Scala waa found dead in the bedroom or
. her Hollywood Hills home SWlday, police
· reported today.
Detectives said the 38-year-old brunette
may have ·died from an accidental
overdose of drugs but that the cause \\--tis
uncertain pending an autopsy.
Officers said Mi.ss Scala, whose film
credits included "Don't GO Near The
Water " with Glenn Ford, had been taking
medication for a drinking problem.
Several bottles of medication were found
in the bedroom. .
The actreu' body was discovered by
one of three youths staying at the home .
Larry Langston, 21, one of the youths,
~Old police he found her dead in her bed
when he went to thank her for her
hospitality and say goodbye.
D«.ectives said Langston ind others at
the home told them they last saw ihe ac-
tress .. alive when she walked downstairs
during the morning and then returned to
her second.floor bedroom. She had been
drinking, they Said.
A judge sent Miss Scala to a 1t11te
hospital for psychiatrtc examination 'last
May after she collap~ed in a Ven-
tura courtroom, during an apperance on
IS... ACTll&SS, Pqe II
sordid. is no bu siness of the Federal
Bureau of In vestigation. Yet FBI chief J .
Edgar Hoover has demonst;ated an in·
tense interest in who is sleeping with
whom in Washington.
"President Johnson was one White
House occupant who had a fine ap-
preciation for stories about the ex·
tracurricular love llves or public figures.
Hoover ha opily prepared secret memos,
Jo8ded wit h intimate details about th~
personal 11ffa ir11 of the hir.h and mlr,hty.
for 1h~ President's bedtime reading,''
Anderson charged . --
·(Anderson's column appears regularly
on the edltoriaJ page of the DAILY
p fLO'l',) . -.
Ande.rs!fil.l appearance today coincided
with publi cation of a column tlf hlm
quoting excerpts ·fro"rn the purported FBf
memos.
He offered to make some of the
documents available to t he sub-
c:ommittec.
Anderson delivered his testimony under
oath.
2 San Clemente
Youths Arrested
Two San Clemente youths were booked
Into Otange Countv J ail during tht
"1~~end after sheriff's officers allegedly
fQJU>Q an assortment of drugs in their
car.
Deputies lia id Bert Cec il Morain Ill , 19,
and Dell R. Powell, 18, both of 114
Avenida del Pocnte face court ap-
pearam;~!I todar on tha~ges of P<>!1s~s11ion
of mar1Juana -ana devices used in the
smoking· of narcotics.
The girl is a San Clemente High School
student and is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Calhoun. 31478 Oro P-lace:-
O'Grady, a S3ddleback C.Ollege studen(. is
u,. son of Mrs. Fer~ Luti~w, 31W ,
Galane Way.,BOth are now al borne.
Cycles Roar • Ill Elsinore
Both men were arrested at the in-
tersection of Avenlda Las: Palmas and
Camino Real In Capistrano Beach by
deputies who said they spotted them
drink ing beer in their auto.
3-M~n--Arrested ·~
On Drug Charge Theft of · Raeing
Boat Reportecl
Orange ~ty sheriff's offirers art".in·
vestigallng th! theft of a $12 .000 rac-mc:
boat taken from the dry dock arta of the
Dana Point ~1arlna during the u·rcken~.
The Thunderbird Fonnula sports b":l.1-
the proptrty of Michael Dt.'.ln Lars'>n. 23
E. tilh St.. Costa Mesa, "as Inst Sttn by
_ Its owner Fri1:iy. deputies said.
Officers sa li Intruders ln the docJ;i.,J
mn smashed \bf lock in the b..'lt b~~
lllld drove off with lhe vessel.
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LAKE ELSINORE (AP) -About
150,000 persons,• many on motorcyclea,
have left here aher three days of cycle
races, traffic · acCldent.s and minor in-
cidents which kept lhe Rivenidt t:owlty
:-:.herifI's oflice hopping. •
"It was wall·t&waU people on 1':fain
Street and that's quilt a probltm fo r a
• l"t'llr liUle ""'" like this," said sb<rtll'• c.,1. Russ Hawk. "Our mort ,.nou,
pr.iblem was about 40 traffic accidentJ.'' n.. fifth annual Elsinore Motoreyde
Crand Prix allracted not onJr IP<daton.
H•wk "''d Sundor, but also memb<r;s of ...
the Hell's Aog\ts motorcycle club. · fie pnlblt m1, tbl.n&s wuen't loo bad,"
'Ibert were 20 arrests for various Haw k siid.
reason1, looluc»ng auaul'-w\Ua a dtadly,_-"Qti..,,sly wilh J,000 outlaw cycliits
-;:n, poistssio~·drupk•n. herf... ttntiaJ for trouble ;,al griil
Some person1 were admitted to a local But the mO!l trying lrritg-wa.s the trJ.lltc
hospital for treatment of stab waunds. at:cidenlt:. We average ta a month IO 40
llawk s.1ld pa one was In custody In lhe in three days Is incredlblt." ·
stabbln&i. ; Officia ls admitted they have 1 us v
Some race iq>e¢atcn were hurt when clca1·up ta\k ahead of them aft.er tim'.11 of
cycln ran Orr the count and into the litttr wtre left at the. Jake and on city
crowd. The Injured lolal<d tllr.-street•.
But authorities nported rm strioul in-· A group of ciUuns prottsted lht' event
JuritJ!:, mily a few broken .,ndows in the btlng 1L2gtd around the IAkt but lost a
downtown llU'and, "outside of the traf· courl ballle lo, bah the reces.
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.ange County Sherlff'1 ollJcers: as a havrn
for drug users produced three more ar.
'.C.l.l.s durin g the weekend._
Dtpu OOoktd Jeffrey Lynn Park , It,
Luis Lorens, 20, both of OranJ(P and
Octavio Joseph f'ern..1ndez:. 20. of Sa11t;1
Ana, into Orange County Jnil alter
llleg<dly-find~rrous ·drog' In ti~
trio's possealon. • •
Olll"1'1·Uld they ball«! the three men
11 the lnter11ect1tW1 fl( Strtet of the Amber
L.llrh rn end Pacl!lc Coart lf ·JthWtl)'
Coun appeara.nca are belnc 1eheduled today, . •
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'l'oday's t 'lnal
N.Y. Stocks
TEN CENTS
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Top Victory
(Jf D1·ive
SAIGON j 1\P l -SOuth Virlnn m's ri r!fi
prO\lir1cln l (•:ipilnl fr ll to lh(' North Vi<'t·
11an1rSl' tndny afte r five d ll)'S of S<lvage
nssauJt s i11 1hr 11urt/11•r11 st'l'hH' hy h'1>0ps
of tour 1l1\•1s11u1s, ~ivin.t: ll :inni It s b1_t:~('l'ot
\'i1·lnry uf ti' :JR·d11y ulft·n:-.i\"r .
Soulh Vi1·t11:11n('SC troops 11br111do11rd
<}t1:111g 'l'ri 1111d Into t~nr·iny hrutd~ 1v1•11t
lt•rrllory .. ~I t'l•h;hing fr.QI~ \hi' clt'1n1lltur iz-
l'd t.onc 1.7 nulC!> to l hr~lu\h.
This l\1ny IJny trlun1ph (ollnwed lhe
cnc1ny's seizure of full control of the
papulatlon and important rice crop!! Along
lhc.centrnl co1lst: the cult ln1-t 0uf lllghw u'y
J in cruciut points north of I>!' Nnng, sill!
cf the bly U.S. air tia s1., ;ind renewed
('ll('my pressure on Konhun , ;1no ther pro--
vinri11 I <'apllnl In the C<'ntral llij~hland.~.
\Vilh the fall of Qu:1ni; Tri, capital o[
the pfovlnc·r of the :;arnc nrun r, n lhrcnt .
hec·:1nc n1ore irnnil ncnt to thr. old im-,.J.
11crial "cnp itnl or lfue. 2~ miles ~outh or
lhc ·no.rthcrnmosl dclrilSivc line of thr.
South Vietnamese on llighway I.
Flcld report~ :;aid 5.000 Sou lh Viet-
namese offcn'slvc wa!! to scl1.e Quang Tri
.rind llur. capllalc; of the two northern·
ti1ost prov inces. Hue is 35 miles r.outh of
Qtt;1ng 1'rl.
'I he U.S. Comm and first reported lh:it
all An1erlcans had been safely evacu•ted
by helicopter, but officers at Da Nang
11ald 80 Americans were evacuated and 40
others Yoluntcered to stay with the South
Vit•lnamese and tight their way out.
Later, the U.S. command In Saigon said
the sltuallon was confused Rnd the
whereabOut! of all the advisers were not
known. ·
Qunng Tri had a population of about .
27.000.
U.S. and South Vlctnarnese offlt:lal!
said ~one objective ot !he North Viet·
namese offi cials said one objective or:the
North Vietnamese offensive was to stlze
Quan g Tri and Hue, capitals qf the two
northernmost provinces. JJue i1 JS mil<'S
lio ulh of Qu.llng Tri.
-There have been frequent reporlll that
the North Vietnamese would attempt to
annex th! tlofo nQflhcro.most provinces of
Quang Tri and Thua Thieu n~ purl of a
plan to ·give . them po/IUcal bargaining power.
Other . obJectlve• of the North Viet.
namese offensive .arc to defeat the South
· c namCse army and prove that Presi~
dcnl Nixon's Vi(!tn<imlzation program ie 1
f:ii lure.
U.S. helicopters flew Into Quang Tri
just before the abandon n1ent to llfl ou1
American advisers. Despite enemy fire
from po!iitions around the city, thcrr.
wrrr. no reports ur auy of the uircrafl
b<·ing shot down.
'J'he advlstrs that did not elect to 11\ay
wit h the SoL•l h Vicln:im~·se lroop~ left Jn
lJ.S. Air t~orce Jolly (;rccn (;Jent
helicopters late in the day alonJi with
i;cnior Sbuth Vietna mese comm nndcrs.
They were taken to Camp Evans and
Oa N1.1nr•. fii rther KOuth.
A· mauled battalion or South
Victnamei;e rangers moving ·South from
Quang Tri broke and fled after a day.long
battle with troop11 ol two North Vie l·
namcse rtglment1 near Highway l.
Ora•ll'!
Wea.dier
lt wlll ht swtny ane warm Tues.
d;iy , follow1ni:t early momlng rog
and low cloud s aloniz the coaa:l, aC.
l'<lrcllng to the-weatherlady. tll1ha
oL~ JJ ,Uie,hea~ .. W•& l<J..JO.lq.
land. Lows 42-S2. ·
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Air Attacrc GO or Less r --···
Ship J9in ~·
U.S. Fleet
Men,, There's
' Help on Way
LONDON !UPI) -A store is Cn·
stalling a "blu.!lh bar" in Its
women'1 department.
Jt will be staffed by male
fmpJO)'e8 and Is Intended for use by
rnale tustomers loo cn1hurrassed to
a;Jc women's .sales clerk for help ·in
tiClccting llngerie for v.·ives and girl
friends.
~ontrols ~ifted· -
For Small'. Firms
Hun111l1rey,
J McGovern
J-lit Stt1mp
From Wlte Strvlce11
The alb1ck carrier USS Midway has <ir·
rived al "Yankee Station" off North Viet·
nam, bringing to flve thr total or giant
It will also sell cosrnctic:s.
carriers nVailahle for 1trike5 on Coen· ·
munlst troops nnd insta llations for the
first lin'le 5incc 1969, a Navy spokcs1nan Four Capo Beach
Reside nts. Held iiaid today.
The Mi6way, wh ich left Alamed~.
Cnlif., April JO, joined the USS J~anr.ock,
(;oral Se.a, Kilty Jlawk and Con~lctlation,
on SU,~ny for duty in the Tonkin Gulf.
A sixth carrier, USS Saratogn, wa!
r eported en route for Vietn a111cse duty.
A navy !pokesman said five carriers
were assigned to the 7th Fleet from June
1965 to .July 1969. lie said it v.•as possible
all of them "had been on th (' firing line at
one time" during, that period,
l.n other developmenti;:
-U.S. lroop withdra wn!.~ cxceed('rl
President Nixon's ~1ay I lllrget by 2,700
men, the U.S. Command announced to-
day. '· But U.S. naval strength off vletnam
continued to grow. '
1'he com mand's weekly summary put
U.S. military strength Jn Vietnam at
68 , IOO men as of Thursday -a cut or
8t400 -.nnd SJXlkesmen said the level as
of midnight April 30 was 66,300. President
Nixon's May 1 goal was 69,000,
Nixon set 49,000 a! his July J troop
strength target At the peak three years
ago. there were 543,000 AmerJcan troops
Jn Vietnam .
The Soviet Union. reaffirmed today Jts
••militant solidarity" with Communist
forces flghUng in Indochina and broke a
three.year May Day moratorium on
decrying "U.S. agre.!lslon'' by name.
On Drug Charges
l•'our C11pL'ilrano Bench residents Wf'rc
arraigned on narcotics charges this
morning following their nrresl Friday
·after allegedly selling 50 pounds of mari·
Juana to San Clemente dete ctives.
Sgl. Fran,k Yerger said the four were
taken into custocly at 26982 A venida las
Palmas, They were identified as Susa n
.Gay Levine, 25; Jeffrey Feller :Levlne,
28 ; Randy Thomas LaMotle, 21; and
Steven Wayne Davis, 20, all or" the La
Palma-s address.
They were arrested without· iricident,
Yerger said, and were held on $15,000 bail
each pending their arraignment.
·• -The sergeant said San Clemente police
became involvetl in the case three weeks
ago wh~n one of the suspects allegedly
sold 10 pounds of marijuana to an un-
dercover narcotic.!! agent. Following the
alleged purchase of the marijuana, the,
undercover agent made· a· second'
purchase, lhi.!I one allegedly of 1,000
benzadrine-talbets.
"We rfafflrm our rnllltant solidarity
with the courogeous patriots or Vietnam, •
Laos and Cambodia who lead heroic
stiuggles a.sainst U.S.' aggreSsion, ''Pres. •
l~ent Nikolai V. Podgorny said .
Podgorny's l§-minute address in Red
Square at the outsit of the annual May
Day civilian · parade marked the first
time since 1968 that ·a May Day speech b"v
1 Soviet leader attacked the Un ited
Yerger said detectives obtained a
search warrant and wenl to the home
Friday under the pretense of bu1ilig ~
Pounds of marijuana. Following the alleg·
ed purchase, the police officers identified
themselves, arrested the four and
searched lhe home.
States by name.
-North Vietnam's offic ial ne"'S agency
today claimed four more American
military alrcraft over North Vietna1n ..
The Vietnam News Agency said in a
broadcast heard in Tokyo that two planes
were downed Sunday in Quang Binh pro-
vince just north of the DemHitarized
7.one;
VNA said a third plane was downed
there ·Saturday,
The fourth shootdown occurred over
Nghe An province, VNA said.
The types of planes involved and the
rate of the crewmen are;not specified.
-North Vietnam's official r a d I o
declared today that the demilitarized
-zone between North and South Vietnam Is
not an international border and that
. tnovement of tanks, artillery and troops
• across it does not constltute ·an invasion.
"South and North Vietnam are simpl y
two zones of n unified Vietnam territory.
There is no international border between
them, 81_!d alt Vietnamese have ·
the right a-rid duty to defend Vietnam
against the aggressor \vho came 10,000
miles across the ocean to invade our
land," Radio Hanoi said in a broadcast
monitored in Hong Kong.
Both North Vietn11m and the Viet Cong
In South Vietnam previously contended
that no No rth Vietnamese troops or
· wenpons v.•ere operating in South V.iet··
'nam.
Campus Guards
Clear Buildin~
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NE\V YORK (UPI) -C<ain_pus sec ur ity
guards clcar£>d 30 studen ts out of
llamilton llall :i t Columbia University
early todny. leaving one build ing sti.Jl Oc·
cuplcd by antllvar dcmoitstrators . i
A university 11pokesn1an said the
guards entered the build ing al 5:30 a.m.
but ran into heavy barricades at the door-
that took some time to clear away.
After lhe guards got into the building,
'the studen ts fled. the sp0kesn11111.
un iversity informalion director Fr<'d
Knubel. said ...
"There \Vas no physical
said.
contact," he
"There \\'as no physic;1l contact," he
Jiaid.
Knubel said abOut 30 gunrds were in·
volved in ciearing the hall and there were
about an equal number of students inside.
The action left only Lewisohn Hall still
in the hands of the demon strators.
Knubel declined to say what ·action the
university plans at Lewisohn.
University offi cial s and the students in
Han1illon Hall met for 20 minutes Sunday·
ni ght In an attempt to negotiate an agree·
merit to clear the building. Presidenl Nixon says no U.S. ground
forces will be recomrnitted to the
~ stepped-up war in Soutti Vietnam .but
· declares iranoi ru•• "• ""Yf8'••l rr;k" Cl·emeiite Beacl· with its Cilrrenr-oflensive. -. .,
Nlxo-n, inviting questions fmm a blue-_ _ • .-.
-ribbon cro"''d of Texans al the ranch of .. • rl
Treasury-&cfelary John B. C-Ollnally;--Crow-ds Stny· ury said Sunday night that Amer ican comba t · ~
troo ps are not directly involved in the
Vietnam fi ghting. .
"And none will be." Nixon s11id.
The president, \\1ho fielded friendly
ques tions. interrupted by enthusiastic ap-
plausr, for nearly an hour, said North
Vietnam runs great risk if. ii continues
what he h11s reprale<lly termtd a naked
invasion of the Sou th .
OU.NCJI COAST "
DAILY PILOT
A stiff breeze and a crashing surf kept
ma ny San Clcrnente beachgocrs out or
th e \\'ater over the \\·eckend, but the
i;.11ne factors also kept jellyfish and sting
ra~·5 1nrny fron1 the shore.
Lifeguard Dpt. Phil Stubbs said lhl'
rays nnd jellyfish. ,,·hich nccounted for
severa l painful slings last \\'eckend, were
not in evidence this Saturday and Sunday.
Jrc said the hca"y :-urf forced tben1 back
out to sea.
Some 35,000 residcnls took advantai;('
<>f lhe S.•u1 Cle111ente nrra benches over
the \\'Cekend but the cl)illy !59 degree 1
\\·aters kept 1nnn~· of thrtu from enterint:
the surf. LifeRu.irds reibrtcd no majf!r
rescues or injur~ fhe beaches for
the two day period.
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\Vi\SHINGTON (API -The govern·
mcnt today liftt~d wages and ·price con·
1rols from millions of small busines.!les
::.nd small government units, generally
1 hose with 60 or fewer emp!oyes.
IJi rec tor Donald numsfeld of the
Prf'sident 's Cost of Living Council i:;aid
the move Is aimed al strcamlinlng the
controls program, and not a step tov.•ard
ending it.
The <:ouncil did not remove controls
fronl the hc(l!th or construction ln·
dus!J·ies. Jlent controls Weren't changed,
either.
Jn separate moves, the council brought
Four Arrested
For Narcotics
In Capo . Area
·Fou~rsons halted by Orange County
Sheriff's officers in the San.. Juan
Capistrano area during t~e . weeke~d,
following an alleged beer drmking session
that included a youth of minor age, face
nlore serious charges today.
.)Jeputies allege a search or the group
arid the car halted at the intersection of
Ortega llighway and the San _ Diego
Freeway disclosed quantities of drugs
and devices used . for the smoking of
drugs. _
Investigators said 80 benzedrine tablets
were among. the drugs confiscated PY of·
ficers. _ _ _ •
Boolced into Orange County Jail on
charges of JXlSSession (If dangerous drugs
and narcotics paraphernalia and being in
a pince where narcotics were used were
Dennis Tennant, 31, of Chino, Robert
Warren Woodcock, 19, of Sun Valley, CJif.
ford Robert Cook, 19, and Jennie Lee
Woodcock, 18, both of Burbank.
Tennant also faces chaiges of sup-
plying alcohol to minors.
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ACTRESS •..
a drunk driving charge,
Last July she was fined $125 and placed
on t\vo-yc ar probation for 11 disturbing
the peace conviction stemming from a
fracas with a parking lot attendant over
a SO-cen t fee.
Born in Liverpool. England of Jtalian
and Irish parents, Miss Scala also had
roles in "Four Girls in Town," ''All That ,
Jl eaven Allows," "Never Say Goodbye,"
"Garment Jungle," "Ride A Crooked
Trail." "Tip on a Dead Jockey," "The
Tunnel of Love:• and ''The Guns of
Navarone."
She spent 16 years in Italy before com-
-ing to the United States. and became a
U.S. citizen in 1959.
In 1970, Miss Scala wa'9ivorced from
actor-turned-stockbroker Donald J .
Burnett after a marriage of nine }'i!ars.
They Had no children.
The actress was awarded $103.800 in
11lin1ony payible over a IO-year period.
.After lellving her parents in Italy, she
went to live with en aunt ·in Long Island.
wh ere she attended high school. She later
Jeff for J~ollvWood and ""'on her fir.st -ma··
jor role v.•(th Jane Wyman and Rock
l-ludson in_.:.;All ·That 11eaven All o\>'S."
"I knew I had to leave Italy \\•hen I was
15 or 16." she once -said. "Other\\·ise, I
would have married at 18 and sellled
dO\\'ll to being a.housewife.
"I knew over here there would be op-
port unily and excitement.·•
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COLU;\fBUS. Ohio (UPI ) -From now
on. it \Yill be legal to smoke marijuana in
Ohio -as Jong as you are a police un·
derror('r agent intent uoon arresting
persons for smoking marijuan'a. ·
The Ohio Sup<'rcn1e Court ruled that
police plain-clothes officers may possess
as well as smoke the illegal Weed in order ,
not to blO\\' their cover,
The decision "'as made in the case of
Icon ?11 . Graham of Akron, convicted last
yr:i r of possessing ·marijuana,
Graharn contended that Summit County
Dcpuly Sheriff Gl'ne Chicoine, •·ho ar·
rc~lrd him. unlawfully smoked mari·
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FLOWER HEIST
WILTS FRENCH ,_
MANTES. France (UPI) -Some
Frenchm en ma)' be mis.sirig lheir
traditional lily of tM yaUey bouque1
for ~!ny 03)' c-tltbratiori.today.
Police said thie\"tS made <>ff •·ith
" truck cam·lni six tons or tht
Ocn·e.rs.. The trucl: WIS found la I er.
thty said, but • lbe flowers wtn.
gone.
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"In Ohio. there is no ll\V.' against smok·
ing n1arijuana: the offense Is ln its
possession. \\'herr an undercover police
l'lfficer in the execution of his official duty ~st occasionally have 1 smoke of mari-
ju:>na (and is thereby In possessionl in
order to protect hi.\ tru e identity and to
prrst'r\·e his personal safet)' and well
be.ng. tt.he law 1 grants him an. u emption
from pttlsecuUon."
Grabmi ""'as se.nt.enctd to 10.to-20
years in prison,
Crisis Hits l\l useu1ns
VENI CE, llnlr (UPI\ -Thr,. '""'II
museums in Veniet. clo.std down last
we•k btc•lt3t usllm havo quit to taltt up
..... nn1 jobs .. boad! lll~
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many construclion and health fir1ns
under tighter government scrutiny, ex·
panded the staffs of the Pay Board and
the J>rice CommissiOn by about one.t"hird,
and real.isigned 'hundreds of Internal
Revenue Service Agents from. controlling
small businesses to controlling firms that
re main under pay and price regulatioll.!I.
"The decision to --exem pt JS ma 11
businesses, small governments and their
employes from \vage and price controls is
designed to eli1ninate unneCessary red
tape," the council said in a statement.
The council said that its decision' will
bring the total of exempt firlT!S to five
n1illio n, The council earlier exempted l5
million oi these. ~
The decision also means that $500
billion in yea rly sales won't be covered
by price controls. This is' 28 percent of all
sales, the council said,
A total of 19 million employes, or 26
percent of the nation 's payroll wage
earners, won't l:.t affected by pay con-
trols. Many of these are already exempt
under an earlier ruling lifting contro's
from persons earning less than fl.90
hourly,
The council said 1.5 million companies
wit h $1 ,300 billion in yearly sales, and 53
million employes, remain under controls,
The decision also exempts 378,000
employes of governmental uni ts wjth 60
or fewer workers. This is abou t 7 pe~ent
of local government workert
V,I T•l•P~ot•
First Ga11 Paslor
William Johnson, 25, of Norl.h
· J-lollywood, a\vaits the decisi on
of the San Francisco Bay Area
clergy and lay delegates. on his
application to be ordained a
minister of the Uni ted Church
of Christ. That affir1nation
made him the · first ..homoscx·
ual pastor in the church. Story
on Page 5.
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By the Assoc:lnted Press
sens. Hubert JI. Humphrey and George
S. ~~tcGovcro seen support In Ohio's ma-
jor cities today ln last-day campaigning
for 'J'uesday's presidential primary.
l\tcGovern said 1u1 upset over Hum-
phrey could be "lhe i:at:ilyst v.·e need to
go all the way to th e nomination.''
With 153 d('lega\es to the Den1ocratic
Nati onnl Convention riding on thi: O.hio
outrJmc, Hun1phrey plans to campaign
across the ~t a lc's nu1'thern industrial b~lt
-Toledo, Canton 1u1tl Cleveland -while
l\1cGovcr11 hlts seve ral of the same spot s
nnd 1_1 lso hikes in Cincinnatl and Dayton.
Ohio leads the list of four primar.Jes
'I'ucsda~··
Jitunphrcy is .ilso Competing in
neighboring lndi.'.ln;i, .\\'here his mau1
rival for 76 clegatcs ·is Alabama Gov.
George C. \Vall act. \Vallace is the target
-of loyalist Democrats in the Alabama
prim ary. -
In the Districl or Columbia. Democrats
\Viii elect 15 nationa l co nventi o n
delegates. The candidates are all running
uncommitted.
Sen. Edmund S. 11-1uskie. 'vbo dropped
out of active prirnary f'ampaigning last
\veek. remains on the Indiana ballot and
has a-full slate run ning in Ohio. Sen.
•lenry l\f. Jackson is the other principal
Den1ocralic contender.
President's'W omenFoll{s'
In the companion Republican primaries
'J'ucsday, President Nixo n's supporl•s
arc expected lo score a virtual ~_lean
sweep,
Will 'fOOr Country~id.e -, Group Opposing
-Pol:ice'Sration-
By FRANCES LEWINE
WASHINGTON (AP) -While Presi·
dent Nixon sticks· n1alri1y to foreign
travels th3 t probably will dominate front
pages this sprihg, his wife and two
daughters will ran out across the country
in less-publicized goodwill appearances.
The women's vote is expected to be a
big fa ctor in the presidential ·race, the
pollsters say, and the Nixon famil y's
trips will be a low-key bid for it.
But White House ·spokesman Helen
Smith contends these travels -already
under way -are not ex clusively cam·
paign trips. She says the presidential .
family is just accepting some of the usual
run of invitations it gets.
In 'recent weeks, though, as f1ie
Democrats fight it out on the primary
battlegrounds, the Nixon name is kept in
the local news by Pat Nixon , Julie
Eisenhower and Tricia Cox appearing in
places from Florida to California ..
Capo ;Beach Pot
'Biggie' Found
A raid on a Capisb-ano Beach motel
room during the weekend '}'.lelded a haul
of more than 80 pounds of marij uana and
two men accused of peddling it, Orange
County sherilts officers said.
Deputies booked Alfred Martin Zelki1J4,
35, of 31567 Florence Olurt, SOuth Laguna
and Robert Ehsign, 22, ofMissouJa. Mon-
tanalnto Orange County Jail on charges
or possessing marijuana with intept to
sell.
Both men \\'ere arrested in a motel at
34826 Pacific· Coast Highway, Capistrano
Beach. by investigators who said they
worked on a tip that "biggies" in the
South Coast drug · distribution business
could be found th ere. Court appearances
are being sched uled today for both men .
Officers claim they found 39 "bricks't of
high class marijuana -about 86 pounds
of the drug -slacked in their motel
room.
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And. Mrs. Smith predicts, such tr.ips
will be stepped up,
The Nixon women have the flee t of
presidential jets at their disposal. And
use the military planes for personal trips
because of Secret'Servjce anxieties about
areial hiJacking.
The only acknOl\'\edged campaign ap-
pearances are four big regional women·s
conferences. The White House sa'id the
GOP ~ational Committee would pick up
the travel tab for those appearances.
Hardly a week has gone by this year
without some scheduled. appearance for
the Nixon women. They have ranged into
a dozen states -some of them several
times -and visited ·a variety of ·
organizations, including A-H -clubs, in·
stitutions for the blind and retarded,
garden clubs. historic-sites and events
that President Nil:on has been una ble to
attend.
But last week , on a trip into Ne\v York
State, Tricia said flatly she was out cam-
paigning for her father and predicte4
there will be many political appearances,
including trips on behalf of other
Republican candidates.
Clemente Man
' .
Thwarts Burglar
A San Clerrll!nte shopkeeper thwa~ted a
burglary at his music store Sunday night
When he stopped by and-entered the
building shortly before midnight.
San Clemente police said L e o
Fessenden entered the House of l\fusic, at
101 S. El Camino Real. and heard a
person scurrying out a rear \\'indOl\'.
He called police and a check of the
premises revealed the store had been
enJe red by bending the bars from the
back window and breaking the glass. TYiO
guitars and an empty coronet case ·were
found in the alley, apparently removed by
the thief but abandoned in his haste to
escape.
Pushes Petitions
Petitions calling for a referendum to
repeal an ordinance creating a public
safety d('parlmcnt in San Ju a n
Capisirano arc "going \Veil" according to
\Villiam !licks, chairm;n of the San Juan
Cit izens for Action.
The petitions bt·gain circ_l!lating last
\Vednesday and Hicks· prealcts that the
required number of signatures (ap-
proximately 240) \Viii be obtained by ~iay:
10.
The group is opposed to the formation
of a department of public safety at this
time because the}"lbelieve it is too costly,
and contract service •·ith the Orange
County Sheriff's Office is adequate.
Ten percent of the registered'voters
ai:C requ ired to sign the petitions if the
referendum is to succeed, according to
Jellies Okazaki, city attorney, The group
has 30 days to file the petitions with the
Ciry Clerk's office.
Mayor Good
'Volunteer'
James Thorpe, San Juan
Capistrano 's ''al! purpose mayor"
displayed his versatility Saturday.
A bicycle parade to celebrate
Ar bor bay was about to head down
the main street of . town when
Thorpe noticed the city crew had
no t shown up to block of" the street.
Jumping on his bicycle, he
zoomed ove r to the end of the
street. parked in the center, and
phy~ical!y stopped all oncoming
cars unti l the pa rade had passed,
ch~·ing out an irate motorist in
lhc process.
He later said. j'That's the beauty
of this town , when there is a job to
be done. you can always find a
volunteer."
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D~gree No Longe r Job Key_ HEW YOll( IUPIJ-f<Ollf"'•l'lt er• ""lct1 on tnt lit• Vor~ SllK-E•tl'l11111 l•IM Ntt
(lllh.') Hltlt lfW (Ifft ("-' S1lt•lf\<!•I Hot n LO.w Liii (Ill
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8¥ LEROY POPE
UP'I l w•h11u w,..,,,
NE\V YORK ;~or tv.o
decades it has been accepted
as gospel 1n tRe United States
that a person has l1itl<' chance
lo make a good hv1ng \\1thout
a college education
No\V we are discovering the
truth of whal .many call\pus
rebels have been preachm!("
th e past five or six years -
that a college education 1s no
guarantee oJ a satisfactory
JOb
The U S Office of Education
LS \\'arn1ng young persons that
"ithin a fe\v years only about
20 percent of alt the annual JOb
openings "ill req uire the
equivalent of a college educa
hon
Government offici als admit
govern ment bureaus se rious ly
miscalculated the educational
req uirements of 1 n d u s t r y ,
commerce and the professions
In recent years Only a Jew
yea rs ago the federal labor
department talked of a con
linu1ng shortage or teachers
Thousands of y oung ste r s
trained to become teachers
Now teaching 1s a contractmg
vocation and thousands of
these youngsters cannot hnd
JObs
Citibank's
Prime Rate
Noiv 5 1/s
NEW YORK t lJP I I -First
National City Bank announced
-rt.-fs:iowenng"'1ls--pr1me lending
rate l o SIJi-percent from SI/,,
effective today
Citibank 's rate, kept on a
''floating" basis moved to Sift
percent earher this month tn
the face of a rise 1n short term
interest rates and tig~
credit pohcits
Another Ne\Y Yoi k bank
Irving Trust also on a float1n,e:
lending schedule. said 1t "ould
keep its rate at the ~enerally
pre va1J1ng s 1 ~ percent
The prime rate Is the
amount charged a bank's most
credit worthy customers The
change at Citibank \\Ill not
have an 1mmed1ate effect on
• regular customers
State Waiver
\VASHINGTON Federal
olf ictals ha ve gr a n t e d
Cal1forn1a a \1•a1ver that \\1\I
allou• the stale to set auto
em1ss1on standards for 1973
and 1974 more stringent tha n
federal standards, but delayed
a decision on 197a slandarr!s
In Los Angeles Joh n ~1Rga.
executive officer of t he
California Air R.e s ources
Board, said the board was
sat1sf1ed with the wa iver but
added that stale orf1c1als shll
hoped for agreement from the
government on the stricter
1975 standards
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TODAY!
The St Louis Regional
Industrial Oe\elopment Corp
has la unched a campaign to
· unsell" yout h on the idea that
college 1s absolut e l y
necessary
• Far more youngsters need
up-to-date voca 11onal or
technical training than need
college from the standpoint of
Job ca reers," said D Reil;!
Ross executive vice president
of the St Louis group •There
are about 21.000 JO b classir11;a-
tions rn the Unlled States By
1980 there will b( 30 000 ani;I
comparatively few \\'Ill req uire
even a bachelor 's degree 1'
Ross cited a relatively re-
cent government report saying
that. while 10 m 1 11 ton
American youths are enrolled
in vocational or technical
sc hools 1oday, 25 m1lhon
should be •
He conceded rhal 1 n
persuading, young people to
rnroll for technical and \OCa
tional careers the big problem
1s to avoid training then1 for
Jobs that already are becom·
1ng technologically obsoles·
cent
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STEAM·POWERED BUS IN SACRAMENTO
Vehicle's Men tor Lear, lleft), Sob Moretti
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A Can cf I•• ~ ll' 15 1 ;~ ,, , Com$1cl ~ I 11•, 16'• 11, , f.•~ l lot"d Am c,m •It Ji 1 .~ 1-. 1,. ~ '•crowed 2 :'Cl J» ll . J1 • JJ•, 1 ··1< "'"Oil'' ! .a A (nM lllld tl 11 • 11 1/>o 1, Con1E<1 Pt ) 11 16 o J1 •, )6, '• Gn HOii Co
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Steani Eng·i1ie Buses
~ AmCl.o l •0 ll ll JO JI p , Cwl:'npl ) Ill) ICJ JJ•o n , 1~ , , (;•.,ln•I cf l Am(.S"f 4 1 10 I~ 11 11 I lWEd !lw1> 11 II•• 11'1 11 "1 ,{·~nMO IOd l\mC••n I'• lll ll>'o Jl l J~'· 'o C11<nEd fl,.I !to ll'• n •, 11, 1 ,G•!!/1\1111 96 Am 0,,,111 I Jt lt, )I 1~ 1 Co"'w 011 •I ''4 13 , IJ 11•, 1, l •~Mo! I" AO,.HI ,l!ld /J 60'o )9 • 60-lt 10 C.WOllJ>f I /1 it J~ > 26 2• l GnMOlll! )., A Oval lld l IO'o 10 1 10 0 •1 (oMl>•I l6 101 64'• 62,1 •1 .. l lt11Ma101 I AOvlol ... I IJ, 1l•I )j •' "(C<f'ID<Jlr ~cl IOI O O • , ' Ge11PCm 10
Receivi~g Trial Run
SACRAMENTO IAPI
America's ~choked cities
could begin breathing clean
air again by 1980 1f Detroit
ArnE!tC ! If S)t 21'• '11'-21 11 ~1 (Orni>u! Solt 1 ' ' lion of rhree prototype steam-"m ,e~DO•t ll J'• s•, S'1-1, Con1M101 1 11~ i~~: l~'· ;::; 1•2.'~v0i¥11,1.~ Am •or 111 136u 10'• 20 2n I CnnMlo ••o '' -1 '•• ! •' '' powered buses bu ilt underAF lnS• 110 :io 11 11•, 161.-~, Con•1cc io 16 .it~: l~~: 1!~,·~~G,n IGP• 1
l f h A GnBd tld ll 11'o 21'• 21'-Con'' , oo Ill I •"•''''I 1~.o contrac rom t e Cahforn1a.t.C.n1 n1 SJ 1n n 10'-Jo:i!-•,c,,.1,edo•, ll ~1 ' Jn."'• " ......
A bl h .t.Gnol 110 IJ J 3' CE 1 u , ololo •i'rl ,Gt E 1 )7 ssem v v. ich in turn had .t.m tio11 01 i1 1 12 _ 1 ,::, 'F'd 't~ ~~~ ~1• ~1• ~i, :; &!1E,,1:~ /,J.
To avoid this his organ1za-
t1on Y.orks with 3 9 , 0 0 0
employers 1n ihe St Louis
metropolitan area and more
than 200 private technical
schools as well as the public
schools to make certain the would embrace the steam
receJ\ ed a Sl 6 milhon federal ~ ~::;:: o: 117 111 ' 61~ a, c,~',dot • , J 102 101 " 101 , , 1 Geu 1"' 10 AmH.., 11 9 ons fl 1 Q.I JJl S61., SI • ).I•, ' " C.IM•C ! 10 grant to find ou t tf steam it.m 1t.. 11d : con L••••nq " 1oi.. 10 , 1014 Gn~1"' .011
b I f U A Meaocl \I :it ContNG 1.tS 'S '9 , 11•. » Gtnt.rn f'•d training programs are geared
to the future
The group has iust held. a
Career Fair at the ci ty's con
engine sriys indust riahst 1n
\entor Wilham Lear
Detroit could have steam
uses are pracllca or S A Mttl•cor" 61 , Consm Pw 1 111 11 • 71.,. 11 • , G• ""' tcG cJl ies AMel(• I •0 6• .:=,•(on .. Ill • ' dO I] • .ii . ~. • c .• "DI I •0 Am~r M~!cr 1161 '" I'• 11.o 'C.on Pp! 1 •S I 'a, 91•, VI', G•Owol I IJ
A bl S k B AmNGi ~JO lit JS" lSS•i JJ'• 1 '•Conti Aor Ln 1li J6 1 )SI 71•, , G••I><< I l ssen1 1• pea er obAmFl:t old t 069•1 61;61,lltcnc1n 110 111J1 •,31 '1 1,,1,•c ... 1r. 111d
venuon hall "'llh more than ~-
l\1orelti 1 D Van Nuys l •atd •m5s,.1 n s J4'i 1t,, 1,,,.__ , (on, c,llO"""' l• 1,, 1 , 1 , • f.•uv~r • 1n ~ Am hop lollo I )/1, J/ • JI , ~ ~ I'• Ull l• , It lf ', Ci••nlPI ....,
PrE'ilminary results indicate .t.ms Anr 1fl '° ti'• " .,1,1 ·~ on1 (0<0 2 1S1 ,1 16,! "'•' •c;,,,,.,F .. , " • • Am Sino 40 llll 111, 14 l• -.. fl ICo 1117'• I !(I I ol'lt. •9•. ··1r.·1111 L•"" 100 exhibitors
The purpose was I o
demonstrate to you ngsters and
their parents the range of
careers for v.hich college is
not necessary A 125-nl an
volunteer committee. mainly
young businessmen a n d
educators v1s1t public e;chools
to talk to students and
teachers
thE' steam buses are clcan('r .t.msroo• •. 1611 10•. '°'~ C011111t 111d " 21 , 31 ", • c:.ru"" 1•11 'AtnQ !etll Jl 31 ::111'1 "'•'• )6•0 (Qftlt~~.. • .._11 11\1 II t 11« ,'i(.olt)oil ~I•• qu1e•er and n1ore powerful .t.m1t.1 ''° 1211 13 41'• ,,,, ConMrJ "'I 11 1J;, 13,~ u• • c;.11.11° 1 ·~ ••If Delroil mo11hl
f 1tl~e
IH •
I t AmT &Tof • lot st '•~I 1 SI\> '• Cot1!101I I > IOI 71•o 76._ J~~ 1 c,,.,.,.1111 I ffll II e1•est than strindard diesel buses Hr Aml&T wl )19 I '1 J 1 -'• xon1 Tri IO 1 11\o 70'• 1(1t, •• ,.,'.'?111lnr, ....
dd d th Id b h ArnWKAT '1 \,1 •• "'•'• 13"· ll Conttl OA!• n• •ti. •l 6.] -I "
•• •tefrn• ell• a e eycou e purc ased •mtrofl 6~' 11 11 1e•, '•'~-1<oC0001~1 ,,, 1100 5,~ M •• ,,_ ,•G1,nA1<101 J • o d d Amt!t~ &0~ &0 791, JO, l'G'1 1, Coowd 1 to l .--.-•Glu1.ll11! 7•, an operate at about the AMF IKN CP '• l, ··~ '• '-"' 60\061 COOk Ufl Ml ~, ~~· l3 l l '• I It GlobAI Mar Ille Id l Am!•c 60 :t 311, ll"' 31111--Cli Cooo fnd 10 • :Ill\~ 'It'• l'o GI061Vn 10 g ~ • • • 1ve COii Sa!lle cos AMP lnc o1o1 ~' 1z•.1_es1• 15,~_,__ C.DOPdn pf ~ 'l'''• Zl 1i 741,, ...,1,01w11 Fe\ Am0<;;11P l6 11 •~• C• , l 'lo-'" (DOp \ b -h >. """'· ~l'< tood lcf\ ! COJ11pfe teJy t Qr 11. l\1oret!t said the maJOr ilim111M Co 1t1i 1'1 l'o' I~'• Cool>'• 2s~ 1l7 )(i''o '91r. 7••~-'•Gooa~• 11
b I I l Amr"'ll Caro 11 76\1 16 74 -'• (OOpTl)f 1,~ 1' 11, llV, II • ! <t GOrdanJ l f
lhe O stac e to genera accep ance .t.m1t1r 1 10 u Jll\ J1 J1 -" Cetoeina Ci> i ~-"' 19" 1111,! Gcu1d 1nco c 0 r Jl er 011 I th t ""••nf 2 6J ,l f)U ti ' u \I+ •• Co1>11 R 00'\lo .,.,_, G•AC~ w I • ·o e seam engine wasAm1tror 61 9'• ·~ ,,,__,,,011W151:;-ci~ 26 Jt, n .. "-'•C.•An~v ..,
b 1980,, I b D .. t Am1Ttd In ' 1& •Ol, •O •n•,_ I c lO '''" u·. 21'•-,, (;C';rAnd u ·'° snaog y resis ence Y e...,.01t au o Amtt1 1n 10 11 1 6'• ''•-,., c::.:1 G ,111,. ~ 1lJ~, ni'" JJJh-~, G•Anlt.ue 1 ·
k <l,Mtonrl~ 191 10 19 1J 7'() ~ ·~ ts om •• 11 ro~ !0' , ..
''\Ve expected to meet op.-~ ma ers Anc~orHo I JI 341o 13 1, Jlll,-o, ,co~ 8r11 , JO ) 41 4) l1 '= \:~;:~IOW 111(0 ., h Anco•n O~q JJ 1111 11 ~ 11 ,_" r~M fJOcl Sl tt ... 41\o ot -\It G•llmM'! Id Wat we are trvlllg to do.t.nac1 1»a 'S.l!t Jt'4 s.<'4-'·'c''n•Co w! 1 1111 lt'• 1t~. c;,1.,, ,, position from teache rs who
naturally are college orien·
ted ," Ross said ' To our
surprise \Ye d1dn 't T h e
teachers are av.are of the
reaht1es"
"\Ve are not anti college ''
Rqss said "It's hne for kids to
go to college for self fulfill·
ment and many \VIII find their
c:ireers lhere But th e notion
that c o 11 e g e automatically
opens doors to careers is myth
thaj ought to l;le la id to rtst "
pov.ered cars in .showrooms by
1976 if 1t wanted to Lear said
last v.eek, and the internal
combustion engine soon would
go the ~ay o[~he rumble scat
and the !)Inning board
Because they burn nearly
100 percent of their fuel,
steam engines p ro d u c e
virtually no smog Lear said
Lear made his remarks at a
California Capitol demonstra·
h tod " M d " Ao~th•C .11 ,, 19 • 190, ,.,,_ ..., rttl ol Fl '2 1t 16• 16~ 1 o, ere av, orett1sai IS.t.11<:oOot ,1 s. 1'\o 11~. 11111 crcc:~tr 1 6"1 n 35,J .. ,• ,•,,•-""tL~Or 1io
d Del h •o•<" ,,, O '''• '''•-,.Ctompl( 00 ...,,. •I '1Gt Nnl•On In pe rsua e ro'! J at 1! 1 " ',J 111' ... c sl u .... z1.,. 1t1, a1NN•~ 1 ..n S In AP L Co•n 11\.o J1 71 _ 3, rovse I a.i " ll'o JI'> JI ,_p, "' ,, , .• Its 0 b t t It k iliPL1>IC 106 l l1'• Jl', 71'1•-'•C•oweUC •I 111 1' ''' " •• wn es 1n eres O ma e APllllta na n 11,0 10 •• 10,. __ "•Cr Ct pf 1.... • '1'•-• r.1wr 1n 1\d •
• ~ ( <v I l• • 11 • J• •-,, G•IW"'! Un the change 1 n11 SY 111 ll l~O•ft 16J 165 -2\lo •own Co1k 1s. 11 1 12,1 "'•-11 '-WUo! Uh Arte!AN 11 121 l'll\• lO l'll ->'o Crwn ZI t 10 11 lll ,,, ' u "II De! I Id ( k Art ~erOnl I JI 311' ]I JI! '• (•onZol •.. ' • 11•-'• C.•1 WA•" In ro1 wou a e an 1n ' ·~ ilJO '°1• 10 '° •. Gr•vt>aco 1 Aftllc Ent1> •l :irn. 19'· '9>.-h CT~ Co 41 I lt"-l<Vt ~I~. '" G••Y~nd wt t~rest 1n this \ve could com-:~1~.:;~0 1·~, :i 1 ~~: 1r• 1:" i~~~1~ 1: ~ i~~: I:~t ~1• :,: ~~~~!'" 10
Plele!v turn the corner on 11'1'" 11110• S• 10 1''· 19'>-~ ,..,,," O•vq 1 1J1.o 1J<, 1l 'k ·~, .. A•" 1""" Arm(o Sii 1 16 ll' • ?1' 1 11'~-"-' Ciirl"~ Wrl !71 10• I • v " ...,.. smog bv 1980" 1'.1orettl added A•m 01 1 10 10 lO'• )0 xi -'• C.u•t"}w, A ,, JS"o J~:: ~:: l ~ g~:1~11 1 :;~ "'"'\ (k 10 M •l -'1'• •1 1"1 '4 Culltrtt I ?G 1n l!l<o ,,,, tt , 1 •, Gull .On I• The three buses are to run :rmc &1 ?..,, J 4;: St i1 ~1 -1 cc1001 11d 1 111~ 11'1'o n~. Gull Ji,, t 1> J b ,1,;;:'~~,11 = \ ~:! ,L,., \,;~.,; ~: Cvoru1 M1 I I• )6•0 JS'• lS'o 1 '• r:'iHI pl )?h ~engguef;s ~~kr:~~es a~~ ~~ :;~:'btt'\ ,J 51~ ~:: ;~:: ~ ·-; :~ &:::1:1':.r, c~ -9, ~'37;-11'• sJ •. 1'· ~1~~1~ ~ ~ ' Anoe B•~w J I l'o />, 0. Sl IO'o ''• \II,-\'o (,ull.I• •no Francisco All are standard .t.s Or¥C. 1•. :it s:.1• S•1~ s.<'o-ll• ,._n,,", P 1 JO I• ,.,,. ,,....., :11"' " Gu111.w. ,,., .t..11a5Pr 1 10 1 JJ\o JJ\4 JJ\, """ P :lOo I Sl'llt \)'fl 11 , -•, c;uw, "' ~ , bus bodies but the steam Anoe Tr•n• 10 111 t vo ,.,,.__ ''• o.,e•!ln'll ot1, I ,, SJV. ss JS -"' c;uw. er ~" .t.r1>!ont 10d 1 n 12 • 11v.-,,. vco I II 10'~ 10'1J 10Vt-''• r.!IVo'• of \I, power plants are each dir .t.uctvE 1 •o •J ,, , ,,..., 11 -,., Ditvlln 1 ,, ,,, 10•, ~ jO\\, ,,, c.vuon 1n11>1 Al lllc~lld 2 2&0 6•'~ •~h •j -1 It O.vtonH SO f6t )5 "" ) ferent The system-prod uced .t.Rt~ 01 l'1 1no sJ•• si•, s \fa. • 0°!vPL• 1 u 11 ''" 24 'k 11'41 tt1e11 wr '10
Money's Worth b ' M t , AtRe pf 110 :St SOio 10 50 -'t r-L1>IA JU J40 S? S1 S1 HAl!l'r I tclA v i..ear o ors Corp of Reno, .t.llac~ .,,, 3 s 1'! 106., 106'to-l''> Oe•n w 10d st 11 14V, ,, ,,_ " H1lll1:11n 1 os
N II •-d S F Altes Coro 11• 't l \t ,,,._ 'l Dftrt &Co I JOO •2'• IO\~ •1 ...__,,,. Hem1Jron w ev wi 11':USe in an ran·ATO!nc 11 1s111 '> ll'• IJ'.-'llt OflP&L 111 •1" u..._. u•\ 11".i.1,HemP~o so
C SC It h I .t.ulom 011~ 6.4 14"• ll~t ll'I>-•;. Ofll PL r!wl 1•11 ii i. II f Ii Hornd ( Ht
Reinvesting Pividends
A Sound, Steady Move
I 0 as one movtng par .t.urcmi Inds 95 l 'l ~. p ,_ •0 0.1 Mnt I \0 ~1 21'4 1l•f, 7J'lo-Vo ~•ndl1,,, 61
and generates about 2 4 0 !~~g co c~1~ ~I 1!;t 1:1~ 1:.~= ~ g::::,"'r In~~ 1ll .Jt~ 1~~ 5f~::-~ H~~:~c~ \i horsepower .t.~ca Pf l jO 36 1511 45•,. 1S~•-~' oeno1111 c11 tJ Jt"' 36 26 -l'lt H•nn• 1 J~ llve•vPd ' 1J Jl •, 31''> J2 1>-''°' Dl'nnfsn 62 1J lf )]>, 3.1\11 -•.:. H8rCG11fl8 I Oakland will lry a s sl A~net Old 1JI IJ ' 12,,,, ll -" Otnnlsh pf I 7 11~ ?t /1 16~-"' H•rnl•f1 r 1 Y em Ay0nP<1 I lS 11111 ~1 11'• lit '/•-'• OtnnvsR 04 343 li'I> i.14 "~-\lo H•rrl1lntp 1 deve loped by Wil ham Brobeck .t.ritt 011 61 J6 Tl'• 11 11 -~. Dfn•sPIY 1 161 1511o 4f,4 •t"-t,. H• .. ,o '" 1 -· O-0..rtco pf A 2 10 10 IO -1 Her!SM• .t) & Associates Berkel ev It has B•bWlt 55 41 31'• JI J P , 1 ''• Otrtco 1>1 s 1 11 1011 1o'!i-I Hew•e• 1 ff ' Blktr In II r!o6 l6'1o Jlll '3'\1.,.1'1 Dl'So!aln •O l l 10''o It" lt•o-V. H•V,I 11111 I three cyhnders and develops 8•~~10°1 10 11 Sl\o Jl'" 5J•i.-o.1e11., \40 11 10 ,, 10 ,0._ v. H•11111,,, -8•llG1~ 1 P 61 ??'> 1' 1''1-Vo O.tEd 1 tO 11 .. , .. .,.. ..,..,.k_ •~ HCA Ind"'' 200 horsepower ,",'~,•,,•',~:"' •till o• •1 6l -1 0t1e;: 9 n i2PO 1f6~: 1j;.,, 1 ii~ .. H1T: T, c.if
" S \J 21\o ?I'• 11~~ 1 0t1e 111 14' z610 101'• 100';, 101 -"Ii ~= ::i:,. T 1i
By SYLVIA PORTE R
If }OU have a savings ac·
count, you know how interest
you leave 1n !he account adds
to your deposit and then as
your interest earns its own in·
te rest. the compounding ac-
celerates the
building of
your nestegg
of cash
If you own
mutual fund
shares. you
know that
you ha\e the
option o f
~ORTEI ha ving the
d 1v1dends you earn
automatica lly reinvested in
more shares of the mutual
fund and·you know that. as the
ne1\' shares earn d1v1dends too.
this compounding speeds the
1000
Beautiful ' Stick-on
LABELS
building ol .vour nestegg of The third system developed =~~·Nv"? l~ !~~I !f', ~I:-;-~ .0:~1~ ,". ','l ,t , ... ~ r.~ ',·.~-:ii H•l,n,. Ct.•! bv Steam Power Systems Inc an•' y, , ... .u 11'1 ,,,., • ll0'1-... O'•"'" ,, <o -.. ·-~ H•ll•rl~f 10 mutual fund shares B•rbtrOll 2• 1 1l'• ~'. 11" • '• 11 1•'-11'• 11'1-·~Helm• 4'a of San Diego, has si x cylinders B•r<1C'1 Inc: J• 36, J~\, l6',.-,, 00',',~"s'~..2 •~, 111 .,.,,., l• JI -'• tt11,1,,.,.. 10 Or If vou are buying you r ,,,,, '" -, ,,. ' ,, ,., '"" '5 71'~ 10 " '' -v. Hl'ml•• ''" · andge~rates 2iShp B••lcPI ;"'; 1:.o 11"; Ji•: 31,; 011~nm "' 1 s 11 l' Jl Htmtn ~ company 's stock under an s11e,M o!.d i~ 1P. 11 , 11 ", .,, 0°1sno1 I 7il 11 o 11i, 1...:0..i. ,,, Ht•ct.I• ,,(!
employe pa yro lldeduet 'on Lear 1nventor of theLearictB11e1M Pf 1 1 i~'•16'1 1,_,,,01c1al'l!n co 1u 11 •, 11 11 -••H .. ~v 110 1a1n r~d 10 a. •1'· •1'· •l _ '· OleD:Old ftt ll <I ,,Vil ,,,, H...,b1"n !I
Pla n and are re gularly plow,ng and of stereo systems for 81u1c11L •• Tl' 1 •01. lGl''1 1ot1.1.o-"• orr.•n•to '° 13 1$'• •&•• 11•.-1• H~w111 P 10 • h 81• tr L I) Jl 1;\o •ll• 4Ho-.. O!volal Eo1>1 l U II •,j'lo IJ\li,-1~ Mlg~Vol! En back the dividends to buy cars savs ts own prototype 8•a•lnv1 11 1 •\'> 4\'" 45,. 0111.ng~ fO 111 11, 11 -"HllronHll 1
t II •-th d 8et t Fa 1 la 1?1 <I'• •S . •S'• OUlonC IOI! J )' l41,1; ll HO""''' t0 more of your O\\'n com pany's s earn car WI ~on e roa ae ~ 01 '10 1 10!.. 101•. 101•.• •-.. o 1n~w ?Oil--211 u1~. 1,4..,, "''•-H'> Hol'I Eltc•n ">mm -ntl " H d h ~-d B•t-m 2w 11 .ui. 11,. " :i.. Ol•hl.S..• .10 o l Jv, ll u 1,1, j._ "" 1>1o1 1,.,., ,, stock you know how this c-om-1 ... : Y: e sa1 e '"' sectono lO IO• 1•'• "" Jt ,_ "'OIYerslld 1n Ill ~ S\• •'• ~ -•-Ii Hnll¥5u 10d
pounding enhances y 0 u r set aside the projecl lo give g:~i;i:, ~ jf 11;~ 11:; ?i~: ·t g!.Y~e'o, I~ ...... ,~ n;: =:.: U:..'.-1~ ~~-.::k , ;g
f h full al tent ion to the bus co n-Briden , 10 11 11'• 11 .. 111, • 110 OooneMn ID w 11•4 "~' ,,,,. .. 1 Hoo••• · 1.10 nestegg O t ese company letaul:t 1 Xl9 ia1 1 aw 1110-"'OornFo 11a n l b •\.\ 1w.+ "" Hadron er,
Shares tract Out the car soon would e11&H1 '° 1' 61'• ~'" 11,.-~ 0o~L111 0S<1 '' 10•4 1G•1 10•._ ~ Ho1p11.1 ~ 1 •-d t Bernoco 60 l7 '1 • '1 • n , Ocnne111 u '' 15 11..,, ''~ ~ HotPlt tl co HOW, THEN, would VQU like uc rea Y o go &"'"'• 1411 '6 '4(• .....,,, ••'1•-,,., 0oritco 12 •2 J101. 1''1 lJIJI-"• tto11 1n11 ll 8en Ca I 10 1.!0 •i'• •5'• .to! -~. Dorr Oll~t• ll 11 11 11 , 111,.__ " "10011~11• 611 to have any cash dis•idends Produ ction mode[!-; will ha ve !"""""' J 1 r 101 x.t 10s oo•••vc 1n • 1614 ''., 1,v.--,,_ Hou1Fo1 '~ en( pl 'JO I IGJ • 107'' 101 lo-I ~•f<(p I~ l J1 17 $7 -4 H01.1•LP 11<1
YOU earn on any stocks you aboul tw1~e the e.fiiciency o( Senvuu in t' '"' •·~ 6''>-\lo gow en 1.fO ~2 YJ t 1•4 t l!.I<-'• HouN<t .;.u -Se•-lY ,.~n lll 2~'. 1~'• 191,,_;.1 p,,. lncn 'IO )•o f'~l' HpwJnl'I '' own.au to mat1ca\ly rein\e&ted the prototypes, and even the a~1~s11 1.111 w -31 •-.Jl.:a l"l-•1..0,~ .. c I'° , 1~• j,"" >l'• Howmo1 10 r ' prototype has ou•perform ed ,,•,,,'",',, », ll •!'• ~ft 11',_ • Dr tsr.t• •o a •~·• 111. ~11~-., "fulrh•o ''" Of you t .. 61 t•\l. ~J o:i -11. Orta 01 1 711 1 " • '°~ 11111.-'" Hva Ro X!d
Thlsautomatlcrelnveslment the internal cnmbu st 1onl1~1·.J~ •1 \1 70'• Xi'• 70'1-'1 0•e•aer~•' J 36'• lJi'• :w.t.• \l.H<1i1M1H •o h1•LQ~ln I • 11 •,n • 11 .~.,, or,iel MIO , "" 77 1' _ '\ ttunt c~ t<i would be a superb method of engine Lear said l~:~c~~~ l' 1'1 11'° 11 • ,,.,_ '• Orev1u1c~ 1 n "'4 1n . lPo--ll'o Huvc1•:c.1 ••
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would never get }our hands on suddenly became enthusiastic i~: s.:,.d~~ "l fl~ ::1 ; 13';= ial&::e~ :, 11?? 1 1~ 1 ~:~ '~~ 1~';i 1 '1J 1~1t~':1~1 1'~•
h ddnd h OOITM1JI 1•~ .. Yl•':i.rH'._,0u .. er1i(I l•ll '•l1"'71'Y.-1'o111(~n flf '" t e IVJ e S and t US about it the y COU\d have a Bordtno I 10 12t l~• 1? • • "Ovol~n C 1~ IU IS•• 11 \ IJlo-'•> II! Ow• 7 >Cl wouldn t '--able Jo dribble the t I od t 8o•o Wr 1 •10i l~': l! ~:"-:= 011,.ont 11·d tJ 161"· 14sv. 16!'_, .. lmoe•l•I (p UC S earn aU 0 In pr UC IO n no Sormfni t~ l 1 , 1,' •1 ~-, OuPn pt •, 6 67'o 61'' •11•-i1 IN~ C 1 a:l1 mor:i_ev aw11 v sooner than 1976 " Lear sa id BG·r r:11 1" u1 l6'• ls1: 36" '. ~ °""" 01 11; 1 1s 1. sJ•.r. ss•.r.-~ '"<°"" C•c
This. •ouldbeawav locom· 11oi1e111111 110111•1;1 11 111 0t.11.,.L 16"1 111'. 1• ,,.,~··\~~•"t,. 49d00 Th I b llovrn• Ip~ 60 1t\ 11 11 I Ouol ~' 1r, lfO 1.S.,, 7~ ' 7SV, ''"' e s earn us engines Bren.u » 1~1 11,: 11, 11 :: (, o""L"' ~' , rJio ,,,, ,,,, ,,,,+ 1" \~~Hc.ao1 1•1; pound your dividend income as "absolutely meet" 1976 federal 11,_,s 110 s• "''• "'" •&•o-, ov .. Lor 1 » 110 •1 ft ''"" tJ•,o, 1 t i
d t 8•/1Mv t~ Jt16 '''• y •1 .!l'o-l';o~mo •nau1 '' 11 "" '°')-''w"'t"°f:r1tl l• }OU compoun }Our 1nteres antismog ieeulations LearB'''~vpt 1 ,iJ •P , ,1 ~,.oyn1m•c co 11 '' l l'o ,.,,~...,1nd"t' I OI
bo t ' s .. 111-1 1kl no 1•• 11 11,.,_. , -1! E-11~ '~ income - a u as sure a "ay said ~fa1or US and fo11e1gn B•o.on1-1111 1 ,, •i w•; ~· 1 ~1r:.ote ,.1 •4 1• )') JiO JO 1""""•rt t•
lh I k d k h k d Bd'"tKI ~t l U "'" ,, , II'-, E•\Co0 r.G ~ \~ ll 11 -"lntr #n J OI as ere 1s o ma e a soun in· car ma ers ave as e is•cc:k Gi 11 111 19 ,, ...... ·-• E•utrn ,1,1, 11'• 1''11 u~ "' •n•' 114 111 I t t d J 8 c. 17 ;1 . 1•\~ f: ,-1" E••I G•1 1• • ll, Jl " )I~._. 'It ln11,..., s11 1 l'es men grow s ea r Y Congress for a one vear ex 9;~;.,' co~ u 10 , 10.,. H ·~IE••' uu p,, n 11•,, 21 fl • v. •"""'"' C• This \\OUld be a y,•ay to g11t tension of the a n ' Ism 0 s 1ll•G•IJllD ,,, 11 Jll,\ JI ~. n,:11< Ei -:...a 10..• 1~6 tit'• 111 ... ···-···In""''"' ,..,
le ~ I 8•~ S!'ID 1~ n I''• u " ,• E••OA c 1 '° ,. ~ ......... ···-'"' lniUto ( 10 the ad vantage of dollar cost deadhne saymg th_e\' "ill beJ''"'''•I t4 111 ll'1 11 ll.._ ... ,,. Ecnun M•t «i :1< • lj Jl .-1•1.1n111c:vor '"
• <,( l rt.fl\wt " JM '''' *'• "6' -,," Et~!I~ 4 \II l • I j o Jll.--1\lo 1noeC011• ) averaging on y ou r rein-unabl e tosatisfythemby 1976 Bt.tY E 110 n 25"' ,,,, ll ;-,•e(~dNC 1" 11 )1.._ ,,, ,,,,_ • .._1n11rco 111
\eStment Of dl\!dends ·-for ludd (D"'O IU 11 11 0 11 .;:_'~lt''f'c;, 1 ~ n ;~, ;l ~~-lntr1,~, l lO Suonca o• I 1 00 61'• 6}. •>·-1'· lt(I A11« f ] I\: I T~: ll 'h-.,,:1 e M )10 \OUr div idends woul d be In· BuOac• l"CI II l\.o I . ,,._ '• I Dtll ~VI I 51 S6 l,C,JI c H (l)fp Bu! F•G 110 l ~71,!; 11 ' ll'•-'1 let! ll~m• ., s•; S'fo J' ~ ... l!'FlAVl)f 17 vested regular]~ lhrough bear T h • eu1ov1w 60 10 1s>1 11~. IJ . !1 Muno "' 17 ,~ 411 6il ntH 4r• 1 eo
and bull markets. and 'hus' • ec lllCOll &u .. ~ ll~m~ ! f !1'1 lllo 1114-·~ loin 'l•!I ll • • I'• I'•-, I lnt11ela "" &un i! r;f I • I~ l' 38'~ 39 I IP•1aUG 10s 11 ~ 11 , tn•.,.nA• !..d
Your Costs 'lould average Out '
Burl I~ 1,t0 .11, n.,, JT JI -•1 l"'•Cll 1 :ic ~ )I, JI .31 _,.. 1n11nav1 ~• "" NQ ' I "'• '~ • f~ .\t i rnrr£1 I 1fl S! I), t J 't I)" lo\ nMl!'I(~ l'G A plan to per mit .\OU to do 9u•1N pl 11 1 1'• 11~ "· rnr•.t.lr U 11 .,.,, d 'I .-\I ~ '" lntM•C pr 1 E M ~vrn1h( M 1.ll lll'• 1tl o ~ • '• ~Nin }O 6 lf t. l• It _ t.o. 1!'111 Mlnln•
Prec1Sel) thlS, v.h1ch .... as JO· yes ove ev .. ohi ~ lJtl10•1•~ ... ,,,,,_,,, "''°" 11!1!1 2l .JI ')!• )JVo-'~lnMvlll 110 s ... ~ U"IY• ~, 11'• 11)\o 1r~I '• !"1 Lt Old u 11. 1,, I'" Intl rlit~•• 1 augurated by First National -c c-mP01 1111 11 21•1 ,,.,,, , i.,~ •,. 1~1 "'" 1•..,
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City Bank of ~ew Yorlt a few T 1 C•d,.,., 1oa " 11~ 11•0 11~.-• 1ff'\OPr~ •1 ci 11• 6 , !'• µ,"' T&r , 19
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Order· For Yourtelf or 1 Friend d I lh b k h I ~ C l7 )~·• ll'o ll Jee l"' ~d !I• t1, l~, ,. • lhj l U!JI 1 •ft an o o er an s across t c r.~ .. • • r~ 11 11 11,\ 11 e..,, r-o Ga it1 ,1 . ,1 .. ,,,,_" 1~11 u1u A country Corporation manufacturers of cti. r (B 1 , ... !' s s1,. r~s 1" 111 i.. lit•. ,, 'll '• 1ft11v11 •11 .. ~
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li be ls. Aho very hencly •s 1dent1f1cation
labels for m1rkin9 personel items suc.h •s
books, records, photos, etc. lebe ls stick on
gl11s end mey be used for merking: home
c1nned fot.d items. All lebels •r• prrnted
with stylish VoljlU• •yp• on fine quelity white#
gummed p1p1r:·
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Which IS particularly geared to chemical reagent prodU(IS has C,•C•t.0~ ~ rno ' ll"-• Si,., -''> '"' • '' 5l 75'• ·r. • Ii' '• lnh9•"" 'I
he • C••Oll"•! 1' " II l 11 , ,,.,_ • , '"'l~f 100 '11) lt'• • t. lnl,tPw I 7t t small investor Here are •nnounced pl•ns to relocate its '-•.,•,0L_ 1 :! t• 1s . '""' ,~ •• \, ••n,., X<I 11 ,,., ,,, 1 ... ·1 •~"""'' s1•
th k d I Cl . ,.., 'Ill "., n n . E•C,11 0 '° II )' "" 1,,,..i ·~ IM•ll•lt Vn ey e) etai s \Vest Coast d1str1butlon center C'"•" "'' ·~ 1 ' '7 " • " 1111E•'l'l4U•• "' •'• ,, • " -" 1'"'• s .. 1 1r SAY TllE I h h , ... NI ¥• ~I,, )}11 ,, 11 .. _, ,_ 1111 ... (1 I )0 company n v. 1c ;ind manufacturing facili ty to c.11i.~• ~ "• 1r , ''. 1"' ,, F•ll>'••• .O: ~ i.>. 'Ft 11 1-'• 1ow.11c; ll
you own stock is a member of the lrvine ITMftlstr1al Com plex l''c"'1'' c-~. ·",• ~"' ,1, 11 _..,, i~:~~ C•m ~l 1:.; l!'Z l:':.:i'"' io .. •"I t "°
the f'··cs di id < ~ 1 i \ ~ P•-.. F•""'>G 1~ 11 •• n .. 11•• ,11 iow.~, , .. l" s " end re.in-Tht move from S...nta Ana 1J ~.~.·,~·· :: ' '11 1' • 11···~· 1-=_,.,.,,,F "° 1M 1,. 11~J ··= 1~ '°'•"" 'ie Ye t t I d " lt )f ... 1! -" f-1 1t•&• ·~ ~ '" !T C•-\lo tlf '"'• t0 s men pan an )'OU \'e Kheduled for June accor<ling ("•""1• ' '' ,, • 11•• II\\-'· ,, ..... u.• .. n • ' c. u -""" corPt•n .. g-• u A di Id nd • 1 ct1•~1•f t ) ' 1n, '"' U4 •1 ,,.,,,, .. 1 1;;, 1 11., 14.,, 1,,,,, ·~ 1~ p. s~our 'es to Anthony C Schi p1 l C""Ce1~, ~ lj ,, .,., l•·-·~'-•r w11 "1~ 10 11 , ,1 11 •\lo .,,..,.,,. n are declar·• F',CB JI T h , C 'I''"''' co·~ ll)t > • ,., • ~.-•1~•••hM1 " Y :r.•. fCI'• lO'· • ._ Jant1~" '° CIJ, • w1 in· ec n1cons \'tst oast c•,wv11 \" 'J• >l\• ,,.. r-eaat•• io n w1,~•· tt:'o-J•e>tfl~ ua vest them In }'our company s managtr 1c·~ 11 L •• " 'l'• 11 . r . "''''o 11r1 1, F," , ~, .. _ ,,. ''"'11"' '' 1(~11 •\ 1 10 U, >1 , Ir,__ 4 l'PO ffO I $0 J • lo .._ ... J (~l'p! ''II 1tock along wuh the div idends Technicon·5 Irvine facihly C•·~~f i'' n , .. 11 .. '~ '0111111t .JO ·~ 1 1 ...._ '• c.r.!'~r 111
I ol. ' (r/10'" , IO 1 II o 1, 110 ... '> f:•d•, ....... 1 " ~$ ~ ~ JI• ("Ll'f I o 0111er p J r t I ( 1 p ;i t 1 11 g wdl be fiO percent larger than ,., T•I •1 1 it i 1. u ,_ Fa"'' 1 'o n 1tt.-1 1 ,. '§"' '-111
h bold All d ~erro Co•~ 11 1•1, 1••,. ~~ "to Sl•R 1111 < 11 • If 'j'• A I, J ..,Y¥,T1 SJ s 8l'f er~ pricl!~ p111 the existing Santa Ana plant I'•·'~·~' t'I 0 , 1!10 n • , FWPrl.li In ~J r. s -C. J 'l'IW•llt)'f 1
wUI be averaliled i:i.nd all It y;11I conla1n a rnmplete 1~~:;~:' ~ * j1 ~ ' ... 11' ~;:0~!.l! •• ': ~ •r: •,~?:, .. 1~-~f..,1 r:
s.tockholder$ will Pil:i' tht iden-chemical production and quail ~~:!..~~ 11;~ ~; ,;.": ,,,: '• C~:~~: Jl 1 ~ , ll .. Ji'1oo-: :; j~~ 'tl!
ucal prlce rof lhe new shares I) control unit along ~•th or.1r .... ,, 'f" > !~: , ... 1· • ': :i:t.11 tJ · hl'! ' · "'-1~ 1-lf o1 i
-You will be credited with fictl and field 'service staff to l~':.t>'f ,J '' U • ?:~ :;:~ ~ il~'a!'" 1 "' 14 • ; ~:·~ ~i11 t;:
--owntrthfp ol your addnlonal handle fb e -normaf~ r~:;~:.; "~ ,l ::1'' r.;: r,•· _ .. 1~f ,: ». ;: '; ... ,::= '~
'&hares You will receh·e a qulremerits or Vt'cst Coao;1 ~:'!,."'.;~~ r :, :, ~~: l': , ;; •::-~ ~~?t.~ '.,'.i,,w • ~ ~ , ;r• !l: "1"¥.¥ .. 1 • ~---t of, •• d' i d nd I ddl I I ~ • """•'110' ,,, W • l"1 -.. , ... , owilleme.n I S I\ e I )OU CUSlome!S n 3 l Ofl t IC r.,., '' •t I n tt·, ., ' " l •\!"Gi 1 JC4 r._,• p 1 I ~II(• ~tAI ti
were paid, the prict of )our company "wtt1 1tore ~P''" ~~~; •·:, ':, ~·. s~ 1 ';:: ~ ~r.~i" •. ?11 sr: J, Ii':!:· ~:I t::: f.: new sharu the toi.I t rt I mod I nd. r· ' • •• ' '~" "" • ., '• r1~•<11 1 1t J•1 .. · "" 1 1 •• ~ ,. , amoun pa 1, aupp its. u f.I a.,~-,, .. <• ' ' • •• ·"?••· ;• r. ._ ... , 11tl '1 1~ 111:.~ ""' f.
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Puff. a Ranger·:t1 sloop skiir
pered by Dave· SIOne. Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club. v.•a!'i
the overall w!nnrr in BCYC 's
annual Dana Point race, a
feature of the An,1?.elman series
for Pacific Hand icap R11clng
Fleet yachts .
There were 6.1 starters in
the 18-mile race which is con·
1idered a lune-up for the up-
C()m1ng En.senada race. Final
Te!u]ti;:
OVF.RALL ~I I i'ufr : 12)
Luckv Chance, .John Bromley,
BCYC: C'I J Atari , .John •Cazier,
BYC: (41 Bett lna IV. Tom
Schnck. NllYC; 151 B:ilandra,
Bruce McC!iure, L/YC.
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Mond•J, May 1, 1972
DAI LY PILOT 9
Ensenaila Race'
11 Boats Will Be Escorts
J Eleven power boats ranSing Frank Gebhard's Se? Lu~e ~ ~
\ in site from 36 tO ~ feet will ~~:n:.P. Connally Jr. 5 Suzie NOTJC[ Of
serve as escorts of th.e 25th __ ·c· --------• ..~ .. .,t(lt ...... ,
N••Porl to Ensenada when DFo'A.ThLisSlf[ TEETH PUBLIC HEARING lhe SSO.boal fleet gels under
way at noon Thursday. ,.h• South LolJ~ft• l'rep•rtv
l_!l addition: five J>O"'er Drop At The Wrong Time Owners A•1ocli11lon wHI pr•·
yachts will serve as com· Afraid falee t~th will dr op .•t tM 1ent II'• G1n1r1! 1'11111 for
•tt ho t l lh tart d 'IVTonr time• A denture adhee1v1 can 1,,,, Loown• •' 7:l0 p.111., m1 ee a s a e .s an jie\p. F ASTEETH• Po1"der 11--:e•
flnis h of the race. dentum a !oncer, ftrmer. ·~•d1er Mof J, 1972 •I Unlitod Mith·
. no!d. Whybtembarruttd? For more odlst Church 11612 Wfflf Boats accompanying the aecurity and comfort, u1e FAS· · · bb T 50 TEETH Den1ur1 Adhuive Po•·der. Drlwe, South L01Jw1ut. fleet Will be Cra Y 00, Denture. tha.t ftt are t'affnt i1I to
feet , Alex Crabtree, San Dle~o ~ealtb. See you.r dentiat rqularly .•
Yacht Club; Fleetwood . SO. (Adv•rt"'"''"ll
foot. Dick Nabers. Balboa
41:achtc1ub:corkToo.Jsreet. New Way F.ound
"Frank Ruppert . \Vest Coast
Yacht c1ub : caiaxy. 4s reet. To Stop Hair Loss,
\V. C. Arrawsrriith . California
vc, Mardor. 43 ree t, ou Grow More Hair
Rieth. Catalina Isla nd YC; d H~ 'STON T If Sul, if yo11 a1 c nol rilrt>a Y
CLASS A 121 1 -t 11 Puff;
12 1 Alari: l~J Rctlina IV : 14 )
Bandit. Corky '-1 yer Jr .. RYC;
15> Cheerio, Barry Faboer,
8C''C.
CLASS B (16l -11) Lucky
Chahce : 121 Ba!flndra: (3)
Bebo Ill. Bob Darnell . BYC.
PORT TACK START -Classes C and ij ge l off to
an even start in a southerly breeze in Newpo rt Har·
bor Yacht .Club's Sh ip Bock race. Id entifiable boats
in the foreground are Freestyle (7 929), Tomaha1A'k
(27718) and Trend (7629).
Ronjumar 54 feet F' r e ii 1.:1u • exas ~ t>lick bald. ho11 can )'OU .bP.
Woodw d, Long B~ach YC: you don't suifer from male surr ,1hRt is actually .cau~u1i;
ar · .. . pattern baldness, you can you r hair loss? Evf'n if bald·
Prowler, 63 feet. Ed \\i1lham ~. OO\V stop your hair loss .•. nr·.~.~ rnay ~"rm 10 "run 1n ~'our
Newport Harbor YC: Cobbs and gr o\v more hair. h1n1ily," th1S is certa inly nl)
Castle, 45 feel , Burton \\'. For yrars "they said it prrw1r uf the ta usc of YOU!{
Cobb, CJYC: Margie M, '47 couldn'l be done." But. no,1• a hair loss.
CLASS C (26 J -~I l Fl ving
Toad 11, Oden Braarhen,
BCYC; 121 Niki II. John
Kinkel. VYC~3 i Libra. Joe
Kaltenbach . C B Y C !4/
Stormer, Weiss & Johns ,
BCYC. ,_
Collegiari
Sailors
Deadlock
Sea s~outs . Tri111nph
Harbor Sailors Win Co'Veted H 01ior
The Sta Explorer 'ship
Flying Toads. sponsored by
the Costa r.1es11 Optimist Club
won the cove!ed \Vheel Trophy
in a recent competition held in
Redwood City.
fort in knot tving was the
responsibility o.f Br and i e'
Crosland. Carden •lall. Bill
f\-1unro of Nev.•porl •1.s. led a
group in securing a bos'n 's•
chair around one 's sell and
touch ing a mark 20 feet up for
The \\'eel is the oldest and
USC and San Diego State most dirficult award to win in
--~ . ...:..OO~""!!PUn!f 1.!P ,in a \i.e...J..t _5_eJ!_ .ScAUI £21!!PJ:~ti.Q!l~ .
the conclusion of the e:eve'n· The group lrom Huntington
rac.e. Southern Series. col· Beach, Costa . r..1.esa , ~~wport . . . . Beitch~and M1ss1on VieJo won
a first place al'l'ard. ·
· Margaret Dixort led the
ship's effort to \~·in a second
· -ptat!e-hfalf'l'vent called "Bar·
rell Fill." Kath y Easl.erbrook
·of Newporl H.S. led' her team
to a third place effort in rais-
ing and lowering a barrel of
"'atcr ~·ithout l'Lny being
spilled. The vent was the most
competitive of all. with four
tenths of a second separating
first .:lnd third plates.
" , ·' ·~"-
leg1ate sa1hng . feature w~ich eight first places, one second
has been going on e:1nce and o'rie third out of 12 events.·
February. . . This is the same group that
In the concluding races sad-won national-hooors al the
ed Saturday and Sunday. at Navy Air Base at Pensaco la .
Newport Beach. San ~iego Fla .. last June by ~·inning 14,
State, led by Paul Hunrichs, out of 18 events.
won on Saturday a.nd USC, Rand y Gordon of P.lission
with Peter Wilson and Doug Viejo is •·oos·n" or overall
Rastello won on Sat_urday. leader of the group. •le again
Results : was singled out for his
SATU RDAY - ( 11 San outstanding leadership for his .
Diego State : l~l U~A (Dick gro~p.
Loewy) (3) UC San Diego; (4) Events won at-the Old Salts
-USC. Regatta.,rere signaling. led by
SUNDAY -It) USC; (~) t~yn n Dorius of Newport
Orange COast College (Dennis Harbor High Schoo 1 :
Durgan, Peggy Beach and marlinspike and sail sewing.
J ohn Daigh) (3.), UCI. {Dave led by Kevin Huag. also of
Hodges, Jeff Mcuerma1d); {4) Newport Harbor HI g h ;
San Diego State. breeches buoy (simulated drill
of rescui ng persons from a
grounded ship) led by Dan
Sull ivan. f\1i ssion Viejo •1.s.
The sail event \vas \1•on by a
team Jed bv Bill Bentley of
Nev.·j10rl ~l.S.
First places in quizzes of
nautical rules of the road wa..s
led bv Becky Class. Edison
H.S. 0An outstanding effort
leading to a first in drilt was
led bY. Rick Amenda of
~1ission Viejo.
An almost perfect team ef·
Yacht Oub Daria S·ails to Win
Under New 8'kipJ>e,.
The I;'\y ing To.1ds ~·ill be
going to Bremerton. \\'ash.
Nal'V B;ise l\lay 12-15 for a na-
tion31 compt'liiioii rendezvou~.
·ond plan to compete in
Chicago and Sandy Hook. N.J.
in August and September,
All this actil'ity is in ad·
dition to racing their Ca\-24 in
local sailing competition. Any
boy or girl interestsed in
joining the group is \velrome.
They meet at the Sea &out
Base on T!Jesday nights.
,Bahia Club
Holds Race Of Newport
Takes Title
-Bah ia Corinthian Yacht Club
was host for the one-eighth
finals of the North American
Daria. a new Yankee-30 Micky Colich. CYC: (2) Sun-Yacht Racing Union cham-
'loop making her maiden race dancer, ~d Sundberg. CYC; pionships Saturday and Sun· Newpt)rl Harbor Yacht Club Th r· l t I · Under the helmsmanship of t3 l Ragtime, Bill Dalessi, day. e 1rs \\'O P. aces in re.fained the Al Adams & Son · · Ir· d f th oy,·ner . Da ve Ross, Wind· LB\'C. each cla.ss qua i ie or e Challenge Trophy-Sunday in a -b h l r· t J' It · jammer Yacht Ctu ·. was t e . quar er 1na s. ,esu s: sudden death rA ce against five overall and Class 0 ~·inner" of ~LASS B -( 11 Blue P.iar!Ln, O'DAY (singlehanded)-! 1)
.i;haUengers. The race was California Yacht C 1 u b, s Phil t.-lurray, Pti.fVC : .:t2.J ·-Dann y Thompson. NHYC; (2)
Jailed in Cal-40 sloops. ?>.iayor·s Tropliy Race from Lynl~ li. J.ack ~ott, CYC, (3) Jonn-scruggS:l\"HYC.
Skippering for NHYC was Marin a del Re y to ·N~wAQ.rt. l\fam1~. Milt SmLth , CYC. ADA ~1s (women I _ (t i
John Haskell in !he Cal-40 Vi· The race ?B-mile STarted CLA'SS C -:-(I) Cheetah, Nina Nielsen, NHYC; (2) Flet-
vant. f\-fembers or. his crew Saturday and "'as finished by Die~ Pennlngt.11n. KHYC: 12) cher-Be"3ch Olson . BYC. were his father P.1ort Haskell, Kari JI R1ch;ird Kelton · H mid-day Sunday. The course · ' · SEARS (junior ) -(1) ugo ~rge West. Roger Meisinger .... ,. trorri -r..tarina de! Rey CB''C; (31 ,c:auntlet, Ed Sclimidt ~ NHYC: (2) Steve
and Cal Preston. "' Woodland SM\ C S'' around-Catalina-lo Ne.wport. lt ' · .. Ruso , SS V. Cfiallengers \\'ere V iv a , w;is the .. Jourth race .of .CYC's CLASS D -(~-'. !Jar1a ; (2) 11.ALLORY lmen l -(I )
Go rham Get ch e 11, Wind· Blue ~fa!<; 131 Volaefor.. ~like· Hicsh. BYC·,. (2) Mike · y ht Cl b Fl Overton Series. L L L b Jammer ac u ; am-. h f -nm JlolORr' -~I l os i res: Dougan BYCY bovant Barney flam Long Ti~·o ol rr . r;i rcs r ,.., _ 12 \ Foxy Lady. Bruce Grover, · ·
-Be.11C'h_.:.__Yachf. E'lub: Sh1mrr,-~l arina-del-Re.\-to..Ne.\v.pGrlm --PJ'i".f\.C;IJIRetfea t II. BoO
Charles Kober. Alamitos Bay ~·olved the Midgt't CX:e.an Rae· Smi!h. Pf\.l\'C.
Yacht Club, Holid;:iy Too. Ken ing fleet . and Pa.cihc Han-PH RF-A -(11 Ea s \\
Croan. Los Angeies . ''acht d:cap Racin~ Fleet in the r..~;itt Pas~age: (21 Chaparral, Lee
Club, and Ahsante. Jim Co\vie, ":al.cih Series. The~~ v.ere Stratford, CB ''C: r3l Chasqui,
Cabri!lo Beach ''acht Club. direct course~ of 42 miles. Dennis Choate. L,1haina ''C. .~!ORF' \~·inner was, Uis PllRF-8 -111 Gitana,
Father's Day
J,1br~s: skippered b) A 1 Gerald Larkev. \VVC: 121 Cas11\hon of Palo~,. Verdrs . · .
\"acht Club. and the PHRF: ~~~,~nt :nnM Erne ~h~er,
v.•inner wa-s Ea sv Pas~agf', ,1 C; ( l Junrca WeYC ro. N.ow 'Offi cial' ---.sk.ippercd by Eddfc Arnold of i ac ameron ones. .
I Bahia Corinthian ,·arht Club .
VIASHJNGTON IAP I -The
third Sundav in .June of each
year officiafly will be Father's
Da\'.
The three rares had a total 1. f J iJ l
of 105 entri". all of wh irh will . UC tlCr U e C
rema in at Ne\\'port for the
start nf the Enscnact11 Race
next Thursda'" FinaL results:
Gft fMI
GfH\llH(
lllATfR
ffiASTER
1'1trVs1-lat .. Colla~
TOILET TANK BALL A"'""'•'o t•r••ll S1lle•
n.. .111a •• 1w .... 1111.,,,, '"""'""' .i.,. t+ot Aow of .,.11, •flt• t atl> flv1~l•9.
.7St' At HARDWARE srORES
President j;°Lll:on has signed
a congre!lsional resolu tion
which made the designation .
The action elim1n;i1es the re-
qulreril!nt that a resolutio.n
making t.he designation be
passed each year.
sot:THA .\IPTO~. t:;ngland
ftl'J f-Yachtsm11n Terence
G. Hiscock. 34. \vas found
gui!t.v F rida ~· ;ind ~entenced to
fi\ie yea rs in jail for tryi ng to
11muggle $261.000 "·orlh of
OCEAN RACING t r..h1~·or's
Trophy I O\°ERALL -'I f
Daria: (2 ) Blue ti1ax. Bill
Le\\1is. WYC : i 3J Volador. Jim
Tull ock . PMYC.
marijuana into Britain. ._ _________ _.I
Borba ,lp;;;;;;;;i;;==========;;;;;;::;;;;;;=-.1 CLASS A -(II
Seal Beach Yacht Club
D-edicat es New f'acifily
'f.he Seal Bear h Y11cht Club
dedicated hs ne~'. r11clllt\•
Satur'dav on the ~·aterfront cif
Long B~ach Harbor.
Under the dir<'Cllon of Com·
modort As1 (:lark. lh! ijag of.
flcers and board ol direclors
won> plpod-oboMtLby a Seo
Eiplorer> unit from Se a 1
Stach, The J..ong 8 e a c h
P.funlclpal band pro,, id e d
music tor the occasion .
for members.
\'ice Commodore Z o 111 e
Byrd praised the members for /
their enthusiastic support ofl
the ''en1urt1 .
'·Pre,·iously v.·e rented 11
large room at the Edgewater!
H~·att House hut 9.'e nt'\1Cr
reallv felt it was ours. This
place i!i 11s comfortable fls an
old s~. \\"e renlly !tel ·it's
our~." Byrd said. --
-Ot r mem rs ·in charge of
the rtncn:atlon were Ken
Crocket!: Paul Kennedy ind
llo<tg Wagoner.
FollOwing the dedication
members ran their boats tn a
par:tdt rt\•lew be.tore the nae
I
I See by Today's -· _. .... -"',,.,,..,... ......
Want Ads
e J\IP6RT A!\'T ' l~IPORT:
That's this ·71 Corolla 4
speed TO)iota. L!kt. n~11o·,
tt comes \\ith " l1tpe d~k
and has 18,000 miles.
e YOU ~tl.iST SEE this '66
~tustang . II has radio.
heater and nrv,o rires. Good
c:ond!tlon.
8 FOR FUN OR PROr!T;
thrr~·11 Shop Sml!h ~tark
S to'r u le. It eome1 ..-1th
some acce1'0t'ie1.
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Tht dtdlcatlon culminated 1
ftno,·ation fob thal h11 In·
''Ol\•td an estimated SI0.000
worth of donaltd labor and
'1fl•ttrlal1. Formerl1 1 &llll
loft. the remodeled rtructure
P,.•lde1 1 large meeting
room, 1tor1gt 1rt1, and-blr
I officers of the club. 1._ __ "!"'--------------~ ' fl ' '
Ship Rock
Honors Won
By Rooster
Red Rooster. sk ippered by
John Calley of California
Yacht Club was the overall
and Class B winner in
Nev.·port •!arbor Yachl Club's
60-mile Ship Rock Race Sun-
day.
Class Re sults : ~-
CLASS A -( l ) Tribute,
Fred MacDo~ald, NHYC; (2)
Westerly, Jack Hogan, NHYC;
(3) Dorothy. 0 , Bob
Beauchamp, NHYC.
CLASS A ft) Red
Rooster ; (2l Blue Streak,
Gary Myers. NHYC: (3J S\.\·ift.
Arrigo. Mallinkrod,t &
Edington, NHYC.
CLASS C -( 11 Be ttine JV,
T-0m Schock, NHYC ; (2)
Trend, Jim Linderman, BYC ;
131 F'irebrand,George West ,
NHYC.
CLASS D -(I I' Lucky
Chance. Leitch & Bromley.
BYC: (2) Counterpoint. Bill
Headden, BYC; (3) Ameri~a
Jane, George Touby, NHYC.
feet. Herb Schaefer. Marvida firn1 of laboratol'y ennsul1an1s Jla ir J11,.s ..:au~cd ·by sf'hum
It. 38 feet . Joh n R. Pavne. has dcvrloped 11 trt'atmcn t f~r c11n also r11n in your fam ily, . b h d •n n lhot 1• •nd "tant• nthf'I' 1·onditiOnl'i f!a n B Ibo Ye. Holl ywood YC: ot mt>n an . ,.,.o ~ .. " " a 3, '. · be not nnly stopp1ni.:: hair lo~s ... c11usr hilir lo.~s. Nn matTf'r Dad 0 Reen1e. 65 feet, Ro rt but is rrally i.::r0 ,1·ing hair~ 11 ~it·h 011r 1s 1·nusif1C your ha ir
LaVerne, LBYC. They don't f'"t'n ask you 10 !os.~. if ~"u ,1·a1t 1111!.il ~ou arc
Starting line boats will be takr their ,1·0J'd for it. They slic·k bi1 ld nnrl ~oui· ha ir rnnl!
Mar \'ida JI al the offshore end invite you to lry th: tr~atmrnt arc dC'ad. you ltr'f' bf'yond hrlp.
of the line : Don Franklin's for 32 day~. at their risk, and S•), If you still have Rny ha ir ·1 h ( f S('f' for \'Otll'Sf'lf! '111 lop Of you r hf'tld, and 1,·oulrf Jub1 ee, B.YC, a.t I e cen er ? Nalurally, they 1,·ould nnl J1kc to st up , nur hair lu~s and
_the., starting line. and Bill offer this opportuni ly unl"s" :.:ro11• 111"1·r 1i:11r ..• 11111,· is thr
Cam pbell's Jubilee. BVC, on 1he trf'Rltnc-nt ,1·orkcd. J-Io.,.,·· tlmr to do ~01nf'lhi.ni.: aboul ii.
the inshore end of the line. r ver, it is imr)()ssiblc t1J hrl p tM'forr it's luo lntc.
Finishing boats wil l be c,·r1'}·nnc-. . . Loo'(c·h l..'lli.irat11r~· C(ln~111t · · The great majority of an1 ~. Inc: .. '\'ill sup1Jly you ,1·1 th
26 Yachts •'
Hit Water
Twenty-six boals in four
classes were on hand Saturda
and Sunday at Balbo;i Yacht
Club for the annual Southern
California ''achling Associa-
tion Junior Regatta . Results:
.SABOT SR (4 1 -(1 I Racing
Machine, Mark G au d i o ,
NHf C.
SABOT JR 'II) -(1 )
Missy:Keith Kilpatrick, B'i'C;
·121 Wild Turkey, Robert Oden,
CYC; 13) No name, Ian
Bower, Cor YC.
KITE (5) -(I ) Hacker,
Vicki Call, NHYC; (2) Bottom
Dunker. Tom Willson , BYC.
FLIPPER t6J (I )
Hullablu-. Brian C a rte r ,
BCYC; 12) Lemon D~op, Scott
Carter, BCYC.
cases of excessive hair fall 1n•a ln1cnl for :1:.i da ys. Rt thei r
and baldness are the beg1in-ri sk. if thry brlirvr thr treat -'.: rncnt "'ill hrlr) You. Jus t ~end ni ng and more fully devel-thf'm the infnrrna!i nn listf'd be·
oped stages of male pattern Joi,:. All inquiries are ans"·erf'd
baldness and • cannot be confidr,n!ially, by mait-11.11d
helped. \,·ithout obligation. Adi·,
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To: Loesch Laboratory Consuhanl~. Inc.
801 ~I. 3311 We.<1t M.ain St.
Houston, "'Feiu 77006
I am submitri'tl the following information with the under·
11andin1 1ha1 it wiTI be kept nrictly c.onfidcntiaJ and that l am
under no obligalion Yhauoever. I now haYe or haYc bad the
f011owing conditions:
Do you have dandrutf!_ls it dfY? __ or oily? __ _
f)of-s your f«ehead btcomc oily or g;rcasy? _____ _
~ your K"ll.lp i1ch? When? _____ _
How lon1 ha.s your hair ~n thinning? ______ _
Do you still hawe any weak hair on top or your head? __
HOOY Jong ~ it? Is ii ~.-,? Is It oily? __ _
AU&eh any athcr infor-mation you feel may be hetpful.
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15 Bot\ng m 200s plus spare
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Announcing the o r d e I'
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Contlnen1al wh1ch already
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A~viser Kissinger:
_He's R~~l Superstar
By GAYLORD SHAW
·WASHINGTON (AP)
\\1ar'1 prqlogue in N.azi
Germany forced Henry A. }
KissinP,er across the Atlantic
to a l"'CW llorrP.
\\'crld War II plucked him
fro'Tl a herd of would-be ac-
countants and suggested a
eareer in international polit ics
for President Nix:on's assistant
for national security affairs.
The '14-'Q[ld \4.'ar's continuing
epilogue or small wars and
threal5 or a major new ane
gave direction to that career.
Nations at war. or preparing
for It, or li ving in fear of new
encounters never have been
far from Kissinger's life as
refugee, student, soldier: pro-
fessor, author and presidential
adviser.
On this particul ar cla'y i~
w~~hiP.":t"'l, there was a ne'v
cri~is in th e \var Jn Vietnam,
a~rl Ki~~inr:er \vas in the
middle of attempts to resolve
it.
On this particular S"ft
sn:-ing dey, he h.".'i bee'l on the
run since early morning,
(This is thr: first in a se-
ries u11 the advise·r to the
President, flenry A. Kissi1z·
ger).
A"' N~ f"fllvFH
HA:S NIXON 'S EAR
Henry Ki ssinger
machinery.
Physically, !he description
seems at odds with the· man.
Wa v.v brown hflir tops a rather
round face and a S.foot·9, 175
pound frame. ll o.r n -rim
glasses almost hjde blue-gray
eyes. Kissin ~er looks more the
accountant he once wanted to
be or the college professor he
bouncing in and out of the once_was. less the foca l ooint
Prer ident's office. presiding at for informntion and options
"Inevitably, in the nature of
bureaucracy, departments t
become pressure groups for a t,.
· point of view, I( the Pr,esidt!f!t '\
decides against them. they are
convinced some evil influence
worked on the President; if
only he knew all the (acts, he
would have decided their ·
v.·ay."
Implicit in th e i r rela· ·
tionship, which goes backl
barely five years, is Richard
Nixon's absolute confidence in
Kissinger.
The President picked Kiss-
inge r for the secret trip to ..,
Peking last summer to ar· A
range his 0"-'11 China visit, the f~
President had Kissinger at his ~
side in the meeting with Mao
l se-tung ; the President sent ;#;;,
issinger shuttling across the t,;.. ..
Atlantic for the unsuccessful
secret negotiations -with the
North Vietnamese in Paris.
And the· President again \\'i ll
have Ki ssinger at his side dur•
ing the upcoming trip to
1'.10SCO\V. i
This presidential trust ha s }
"helped propel Kissinger into a ~~{·
role as a dmini s tration ;
superstar. ·
He presides over the Na--·. '·
tional Security Council with a ~ ·;}.
staff of about 100. Of the , '"
original senior tcan.i, hardly '
half the members remain
after three years. -meetiri~s of crisis co mmiftees, during-another-day of-crisis in
conferr:init with kip -members-the .way. ---
·or his Natiorial Security Coun-' \Vhat emerges after a con-
cil staff , talking \\'ith Cabinet versation in his office is the
of£ici8:1s and V i e t n a m orderly way his m i n d
speci<!:lists a nd continually operates. A big problem is
Some... g!.liL in exhaustion \llll~=1\€>j
rrom fhc~13·hour days afid mx:-· ld.!i"
and seven-day \\·eeks. Som~ -1 ~
grnb~ing · the buzzing divided into smaller ones. A
ie1~.,hone. ·broad question is dissected so
Ni-::on wanted ir_forrretion tqat_ th e answ~s are sp~ific.
on the .new North V1etnaml"Se "Kissinger-separates his job-
inva"ion a111 options on what into three parts: • tO do. How, for exa,.,..,11le,
would the invasion affect olans "First, I try to place before
• for the presidential trip to the President the widest range
Moscow starting ~1a~ 22? of choices for action on foreign
Kissinger may have rec~iv-policy issues. Second, I see to
ed some clues to Soviet think-it that once he has made a
ing during a four-day secret decision . it is implemCnted.
trip to ~foscow late in April. and implemented in the spirit
He met with top Russian of-the President intended. And
ficials to discuss important in-third, l act as a sort or adviser
ternational problems and pave when he asks my advice."
-the way for the presidential The toughest rote, perhap$,
visi t, according to the White · is acting as the link between
House. the President and the many
The President would make tentacles of the foreign policy
the decisiorui on the North establishment.
Vietnamese invasion, but the "The oUtside believes a
fodder would come from presidential order is con-
Henry Albert Ki s s·i n g er , sistently f o 11 ow e-d oul.
so.,·rtimes described as the Nonsense. I have to spend con·
world's second most powerful s iderable time seeing that it is
person b.v virtue of his control carried out in the spirit the
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Those who remain fincl him ~;~
an exacting taskmaster who "'
squeezes every ounce of men-
tal ef£ort from his sta·rr. "You
do things for Henry -you don't
think you were capable or."
Said one. "He may know bet·
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Kissinger's O\Vn pace leaves
little time for personal. life.
His IS.year marriage ended in
divorce in 1964 and he now
lives alone in an elegant,
rented townhouse near the
capital's Embassy Ro\v.
NQ.t long avo he sold his
white li.lercedes -"I never
had time to drive it" -and
now is cha uffered everywhere
in a black sedan from the
White House motor pool.
He leaves home bef.ore 8 in
the morning, sometimes lug-
ging a bundle of dirty shirts
for the laundry, and always
has breakfast in his office.
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VOL. 65, NO, 122, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA · .MONDAY, MAY I, 1972 TEN CENTS
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Resiaurant ..
Fire Sparks
Traffic Jam
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A lire in Penny's restaurant, 1600 S.
Coast ~llghway. Laguna Beach caused a
king-sized traffic jam st\ortly before 5
p.m. SWlday as il_riyer._s slow~d to-watcb
three fire engines in action.
Fire Chief James Latimer said the
bli!ze was quickly brought under control
since the unit from the nearbr'lgate
Street Fire Station was able to r-each the
scene rapidly without interference from
the highway crowd.
The hof'greaSe fire started in a cooking
hood over-a gril l, he said, and all!!_ough'
and an ·automatic extinguisher was in
()peration, it was insufficient to quell the
blaze.
The fir_e itself was confined to the cook·
Ing area. but the entire restaurant v.·as
inundated with smoke. Customers were
rvacuited and the re staurant remained
' ,.><:!d today. pending cleanup operations. _
Tentative estimate of damage was put at
$3.000 to $5,000.
Firemen tod ay are continuing theiL in·
vestig~tion of a Saturday night fire that
did an estimated $7,000 to $10,000 damage
to a two-story borne at 943 Temple Hills
Drive.
Ow!\er Dorothy Jordan Sykes sounded •
the alarm ahorUy before 10 p.m. after
jumping from a bedroom window about
11,ix feet above the ground to escape the
blaze. ,
She told firemen she bad put some .logs
on the fireplace, in the upper floor living
room, about 7 p.m~ ·and before retiring
had closed her bedr6om door and opening
a window because ·"the fireplace was
1moking. ....., t"
Awakening to find the adjoin ing rooms
on fire, she leaped to safety, slightly in·
juring.her right leg, firemen sai d.
The city ~uilding department today is
checking damage to the living rOQ.ro,*··.
kitchen, dining room and family room of
the home to establish a dellar value of .
the loss.
Lagmia Resident
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Art Finalists ·
The painting "Still Life with Bi5ttles,
Bread and Fruit," by Laguna Beach
artist Roger-Kuntz has -been-ehosen as .a
prize winning finalist in the 10th annua l
Benedictine Art Awards.
As one or 35 fincilists in the American
Federation of Arts cOntest, Kuntz will
compete for purchase prizes of $1,000,
$750 and $500.
Kuntz' painting will be put on special
display this month at the Manufacturers
Jianover Trust Gallery in New York City.
An ins tructor ~at the Laguna Beach
School <>f Art, Kuntz studied art at
Pom0!1a College and the Claremont
G'raduate School and has had severl\J one-
man shows in New York, Chicago, San.
Diego and Pasadena. Several of his paint·
ings are part of the permanent col·
lections of the Denver Art Museum. the
Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the
Long Beach Museum .of Art and the Na·
tional Academy of Art and Design. .. ,.
Artist Must Be
Member of Fair
Artists who wish to submit works for
jurying for the l?'.72 Art·A*Fair in Lagul'.13
Beach are · advised to bring their
membership standing up to date well
before the )'ldging date of May 22.
Reds Make
Top · Victory
Of D1·ive
SAIGON (APl -The South Viet-
namese abandoned Quang Tri today, giv·
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On Viet Fronts
Ing the Communist corrunand control of a From Wire Services nine miles 'vest of lfue ; South Viet·
broad strip of strategic territory just Here are today's development on the namese officia ls fly lheir families \o
below the demilitarized zone and 8 Vietnam War fronts at a gla·nce : safety: troops intercept sapper trying t~
QUANG TR I-South v ie 1 names e blo~ up C?mmand headquarters in Hue's springboard !or attacks dMp into the . . . ant'ltnLC1tadel __
BOU -possibly·against·-Hue; m!~ary-co"!lmander.s----and utOst U:S; PHN0~1 PENH-Cambodian forces military advisers fly out of Quang Tri -. "We hive given up .Plans to defend leaving defenses to IO,OOO troops and abandon border towns_ or Bavet and K_om·
Quant Tri," Brig. Gen. Thomas Bowen, "substantial number" of U.S. advisers, pong Trach .. Commun1s~s blow up brldge
.. nl·or U.S. adv11· er i·n the northernmost still fighting at nightfall . at Go Dau Ha, 35 miles r:iorthwest of · Saigon and five miles from Bavet. Loss
1st Military Regioi1, said in disclosing the QUI ~HON-North Vietn_ames_e _in of Kompong Trach opens irHiltration
city's abandonment. coa~tal highlands capture third district route, in.to_ Sa.igon area from south. ~ alt~h&Ft""' .~ .... -1 ... 1• _ ca~i_t_al, '.f~:r'. Quan. and control of ~50.000 . FLORE.SVILLE, Tex-President Ni~on
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LAGUNA BEACH 'FIREMEN BATTLE.SATURDAYNfGHT iLAZt Ow~er Dorothy Sykes Jumped FromBodroom W~•w · .. .
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Abortion Trial Delay'
Granted to DoctQr, 70
A Dana Point·physician accused of per--
forming abortions in his -Laguna Beach
office today won a further delay of his
Orange County Superior Court trial.
Presiding Judge Bruce Sumner set July
17 as the nfw trial date for Dr. Robert
Cumming.Robb, 70, of 34567 Scenic Drive.
jle approved Dr. •Robb's continued
free om onli1s promise to appe.1T for
trial.
BOlh sides in the criminal aciion want
in rev1ew1ng an Alameda County case
that a woman may obtain an abOrtion in
any licensed California hospital if her
doctor decides the operation is necessary
to preserve her physical and--0r mental
health.
· Thattwo .to .• o•erul.ing struck
!fown the 1967 Therapeutic Abortion
Law's requirement that every abortion
ihould receive advance approval by-a
hospital Committel! of physicjans.
to further study a-recent· ealifor_nia. M et.maids -F ete
Supreme CoUrt ruling on the legality of .
the state's abortion code befo" they go ·Beaut:fr.c' at:on to~trialonJbe iss1:i"f. " .,
Robb is beifi'[ defended by American
Civi l Liberties Union lawyers A. L. Wirin
and Fred Okrand .
Robb was a.rrested by Laguna Beach
police after he allegedly procured
miscarriages qn young women patients in
his art colony orfice.
He was cleared or abort iQn charges
when Santa Ana Municipal Court Judge
Paul Mast ruled that California's
Therapeutic Abortion Act was un cqnsti-
tutlonal. .,.
But District Attorney Cecil Hicks later
revived those charges by successfull y
urging'the Orange County Gran d Jury to
indict Robb. ·The _ybysician will be tried
on the basis of tliat indictment.
'I1le slate Supreme Court recently ruled . ..
VENICE, italy (U P!l -Three small
museums '<:ln Venicl.' closed do.wn last
week because ushers ha ve quit to take up
seasonal j~s as beach lifeguards.
Award Winners
Beach businessmen and homeowners will
be honored tonight at the sixth annual
·Beautification Awards Geremony of the
Mermaids Division of the Chamber of
Kommerce.
The 8 p.i'n. program at the Laguna
Moulton Playhouse. wilL.Jeature color
slides of the winning projects, music,
refreshments and champagne.
The Laguna Federal Sweepstalces
Award will go to the top beauty winner in
the community and board of realtors
a\va rds will be presented to first-place
winners in residential, commercial and
landscaping categories.
Judges this· year are Ed Eberle,
authority on decorating and antiques; Bill
Verner ,' photographer; Elise ·Harmon,
film personality; Cyllene Carr, art
gallery owner, and Admiral Jacob
Onstott, who llolds degrMs in &rchitec·
ture and plaMing.
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area would be working their way ou~ as . Engh~i!_ under ftt_e and U.S. 3dv1sers fly Vietnam if United States stops using air
, best they can." out. "'~.. • and sea power in Indochina.
Shotild the North Vietnamese actually KONTUM-Battle reported at Fire PARIS-Hanoi adviser Le Due Tho
<>ccupy Quang !J'ri city, the possibility re-B'as~ Lima, last majoi defense for Ccn· -returns · to Paris for secret talks wlttt
.mained that allied air strikes ~w~uld be tral·Highlands city. Some U.S. advisers United States; Saigon ·spokesman says
brought to , bear on it. Lt. Gen. Goang -ie-ave Kontum and Pleiku, 25 miles away. Tho gives no hope for early end to-the
Xuan Lam, 1st military region com· HUE-Communist attack artillery ba:se war.
mander, has said he will order the
destruction of any town occupied by the
enemy .
Quang Tri was virtual1y deserted of its
25,000 residents during the five days of
enemy shelling and gr0W1d probes that
preceded abandonment.
'South: Side' of Laguna-
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trium ph in the 33-day1>1d offensive, was
accompanied by theSe · developments in
olber parta· of Soutl> ViebW!I:
'M,ay Have Own Eve~t -. .
· -A large area· along the central C(>asl9 witl> a populaUon of 200,000 .,.,ran lm-
pcirta&rtce crop, fell to 'nemy control.
-The North Vietnamese increased
pressure on the provincial capital of An
Loe, 60 miles north of Saigon.
-8aigonese began to feel their first
twitches of war nerves in the offensive as
some officials predicted ·possible rocket
attacks on th.e capital itself.
. Allied officials believe the Communist
command seeks to take over the two
northernmost provinces of South Vietnanl
to give Hanoi ,fJid the Viet Cong
bargaining l!Q.Wer at the peace talks in
Paris.
The soulh side of Laguna Beach inay
have) summer' arts aDd crafta festival or"
ita: own if city officiabl trant a request
!Uecl with the plaooing commission.· .
Marc -Friedberg, associate of c;leveioi>er
.Mark Gumbiner who is planning a major
develppment at 1550 S. Coast""Highway,
said today that since the planned Village
bazaar cannot be completed during
Festival season, they have applied for -a
temporary-use.permit for a "Bazaar Arts
and Crafts Festival,'' to run concurrently
with the other art fesiivals: July 14
through Aug. 27.
"The p,lan iS to have an indoor:.outdoor _
exhibit, ' said Friedberg, "I sing the
present store building ( f o f,.~ e r. I y
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Carpenter's Mart). We would lnvit.e all
the artists aqd craftsmen who were
unable to obtain space, at the other ex.
hiblts to apply for space."
Friedberg said he would 1i):e to hear
from interested potential exJu"bitors who
may contact him at 644-74n durinl
business hours, or 494--~72.
"We are still working on the mechanics
of the idea," he said, "and details will de-
pend somewhat on the response."
Las t year Gumbiner p r e s e n t e d
prelimipary designs for a major in·
stallation at the South Coast Highway
location. combining restaurants, shoPs
and galleries in a multi-level structure
with undergr9.und parking. ' Several thousand South Vietnamese
troops were trying to battle their way
south from Quang Tri, capital of the prov.
ince of the same name, Jate today after
efforts to defend the city were officially
abandonea. · , .
' Field rePQrts said at least 20 American
fie1a-aaviser1 were with-them~·-havmg
volunteered' to stay with their unlta as 80
Bod of Ca · istrano Ranch
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other Americans and 49 South Viet--
n~mese ·were .extracted in a daring
helicopter rescue operation. Foreman F'9und in Pacjfic
A U.S. AlE Skyraider bomber, flying
with the helicopters to suppress ground
fire, and an OV2 forward observer plane
were shot down during Ult rescue. The
Skyraider pilot was picked up ; \he fate of
the second 'was unknown, mi itary ol·
ficials said.
3 Men Arrested
' Th~ ~y of a San Juan Capistrano
ranch foreman was found wrapped in a
Ille jacket and floating face dpwn in the
water Sunday some 10 miles south of. .
Point Loma in San Diego.
. The man was identified. by th~ San
Diego County Coroner's office as Manley
Thacker, 46, of 30291 C8mino Capistrano.
He was emp!Qyed by Howard Lattimer as
foreman of the SwaMer Ranch, where he
lived.
0 D g Cha g Coast Guard officials said Tbacker's n ru ' -~ e body was discovered by .a pleasure craft
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A Dana Point sector regarded by Or· reportedly left the Shelter Island Yacht
ange County Sherill's officers as a haven Ways basin alone Saturday afternoon
for drug users produced three more ar· aboard his 26-foot cabin c r u i 1 er
rests. during the weekend. starchaser.
Deputies booked Jeftrey Lynn Park, 19, However , no tra'ce of his boat has yet
Luis . Lorens, 20, both of Orange ~ been found and the Coast Guard has
Octavio Joseph Fernandez, 20, of Santa suspend~ the search for the ve!lsel.
Ana, into Orange County Jail after The man's body, along wlth some
allege<l.ly finding dana:erous drugs in the debris and oth_er life jackets, were picked
trio's possession. I' from the water by the Coast Guard cutter
OffiCJ:S said ~hey halted the three men Point Bower ~nd taken to San Diego. ~
at the intersection of Street of the Amber A spokesman for the San Diego County
Lantern and Pacific Coast Highway. coroner's office there aaid this morning
Court appearances are be.Ing 1ebeduled no cause of ~eath has yet been es·
today. tabllsbed and that the case is still Under
investigation.
Thacker on Saturday, but decided not te
accompany his father .
The cause of the boat's disappearance
is bting investigated by the Coast Guard
office in San Diego.
Mrs. Nixon Honored •
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) -Pat
Nixon has been chosen the "best colt..
fured woman in the nation" by the New
Jersey Master Hairdressers a n d
Cosmetologists Association. Mrs. Ni'l:on
topped the list Sunday or 10 W<>men and
10 men ch9sen by the association's ex ..
ecutive committee as the 1'best coif.
fured".among public figures.
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·Water Report Scheduled
A friend of the family said t9(tay that
the ranch foreman was an av'Jd boater
who often took weekend trips aboard his
craft.
Officials said hi• 19n, whom they could
not Identify, was lo have gone to sea 'vith
lt will be sunny and warm Tues.
day, to\lowing early morning fog
and low clouds along the't:oast, ac.
cording to the weatherlad y. Highs
of 62 at the beach, rising to 70 in· _
land. Lows 42-52. . ·
' -INSIDE' TODAY
Pla11ners Will Hear Plan 011 Joining ·Aliso· Agency 'Jellyfish Stings A jur:y mrs been selected, according to
Art·A·Fair spokesman Vivian Caldwell,
and jurying will take place at 1 p.m. on
May 22 in the Boys' Club of Laguna
Beach, 1085 Laguna Canyon Road .
i--.,.;~.<111al!J' ~~L. j!U')'.in&, artists ust
A report by the city mana ger on prasent 'lnembers of the commission will Charles Tigner; l3S Ttmple 'Hills Drive, Only _the Beginning:
· Laguna Beach parllclpation 1n the new sf!t the balance or their tenure by lot. for rtsubdlvlsion of lots to create three ...,
llltS<rWattr·M•nagement=Ageoo)'-will l>e..~. ln-other~~IOlll~l-Wllidl..toff·ni>l'mfft--requlr~l--1:;nuna-Beach-li!eguardl 1reat1<1 "quite
" Today 's entertainment section
offtrs reviews of tht \Vest111in·
ster Community Theate r produc-
tion of '1Antigotit" and the Los
A,1geles Philharrionic 's 10t/~ ait·
nivers~ry c<rnctri at UC lrvint.
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hold associa e membefsliips a present
work of professional quaUty . The outdoor
show will run In llrguna from July J4
tbrougb Aug. 27. _ "Fiirtber information and 111embenhjp
forms may be obtaln<d by calling Mra.
Caldwell at l!Mm or Jean Spry at 491-
4433, or write to Laguna Beach Fin• Am
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received .bf the LagUna Beach planning mi.s.,loner wlll: width standards. · ' a few" jellyfish stings over the week end.
commission at itS regular 7:30 session -Hold the Urst public hearing on .an -Make a site .plan review for Mr. and but the annual inOux is only ju!t getting
toniahl am~ment to lhe zoning ordinance Mt's •. Dwalne -Reily; 1510 -Arroyo Drive, under way1 according to guard Bruce
Cqjnmlssloners a1!o will draw lots to ' revising certain permitted olfice osts in for proposed warebO.,. facllllles ln the Baird.
<ldei'iiline the length or their respe<tive the 111,JA (light lnclusfrlal zone).. M·IA zone. "lt's·normal at this time or year when
terms, pursuant to an onlinance paased --Q>nUnue a beating on a proposed ex· -Review Laguna canyon AMt1aUon the water •tarU: warming up ." s11id
by the city council and HtabUshlng plan· _tensi& of Pacilic Avenue, delmed pen-No. S, I proposed 7.7-acre parcel, which Baird, "and thee probably will be quite
nlng commis>ion terms 11 three years. In ding study by Wiibur Smith i. ASsociates. wUI be considered by the Local Agency a lot more of thtm before It eases off.
order to establish stauered i.rms, -{;onaider 'variance appijcatlon from Forllllltion Commission MU JD. It'• 1 cyclical llllnl."
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Motorcycle.s ·'_M_e_n_, -T,h-e-re-'s--.
Roar futo Help o.n :way
LONDON (UPI) -A 1tore iJ ln-
ttaWng a ''blush-bar'' 1n Ha
Elsinore
women's departm'ent.
ll will be ataffed by male
employes and 11 lntended ror use by
male customers too embllrrassed to
ask women's sales clerk for ~elp In
selecting lingerie for wives and girl
friends.
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Controls Lifted '
-For Small· Firms
WASHINGTON (AP) -The govern-
ment today lifted "·ages and price con·
trols from millions of small businesses
and s1nall government units, generally
those with 60 or fewer employes. LAKE ELSINORE !AP) -About
JS0,000 persons, many on Jru>torcycles,
have left here alter three days of cycle
raa.es. ·traff ic accidents and mlnor In·
cident.s which .kept the Riverside County
sherUf's office hopping.
"It \\'as wall-to-wall people on ~fain
Street an d that's quJtt a problem for a
sleepy lilt le lO"-'" like this," said sheriff's
Capt. ltuss Hawk. "Our most serious
problem was about 40 trq,,Wc accidents.''
The fifth annua l Elsinore Motorcycle
Gra nd Prix .attracted not only spectators,
H2~1k said Sunday, but also members or
the Hell's Angels motorcycle club.
Officers. Probing· Death
Of Actress Gia Scala
Director Donald Rwnsleld of the
President's Cost of Living Councir aaid
the move is aimed at streamlining the
controls program, and not a step toward
ending it . ·
The council did not remove control!
from the health or construction in·
dus1.ries . Rent controls \\'eren't changed,
either.
ln separate moves. the council brought
many construction and health firms
under tighter government sc rutiny, ex-
panded the staffs or the Pay Board and
the Price Commission by about one-third
and reassigned hundreds of Intemai
Revenue Service Agenta from· controlling
smatl businesses to controlling flrms that
remain under pay and pl'ice regulations.
There were 20 arrests for yarious
· reasons, iOCluding assault' with a deadly_
·weapon; possession of drugs and drunki;n-
ness.
Some persons were admitted to a local
hospital for treatment of stab wounds.
J~awk said no one wa·s in custody in the
stabbings.
Some race spectators were hurt when
cycles ran off the course and into the
crowd. The injured totaled JSO. \
But authorities reported. no serious in-
juries, onJy a few broken wind ows in the.
do"•ntown area and, "outside of the traf-
fic problems, things weren't too bad,"
Hawk said.
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HOLLYWOOD -Film actress Gia
Scala was found dead in the bedroom of
her Hollywood Hills home Sunday, pollce
reported today.
Detectives said the 38-ycar-old brunette
n1ay ·havs .died from an ac cidental
overdose ot drugs but that the cause was
wicertiin pentllng an autopsy.
Officers said Miss Scala. whose filn1
credits incl uded "Don't Go Near 'l'hC.
Water" wjth Glenn Ford, had bt:!cn taking
medication for a drinking problen1.
Several bottles of medication were round
in the bedroom.
The actress' body was discovered by
one of three youths staying at the home.
The actress was awarded $103,800 In
alimony payable over a iO·year period.
After l~aving her parents in Italy, she
wen t to hve with an aunt in Long:tJsland,
where sh"e attended high school. She tater
left for Hollywood and won her first ma-
jor role with Jane \Vyman and Rock
Jludson in "All That 11eaven Allows."
"I knew l had lo leave llaly when I was
15 or 16,'' she once said. "Otherwise I
would have married at 18 and settied
dO"-'n to being a housev;ife.
"I knew over here there would be op-
portunity and excitement."
Injured Driver
Calls for Police
"The decision to exempt •s ma 11
businesses, small governments and their
employes from wage and price controls is
designed to eliminate unnecessary red
tape," the council said In a statement.
The council said that its decision will
bring the total or exerript rums to five
million. The C<luncil earlier exempted 1.5
million of these.
The dec ision also means that $500
billion in yearly sales won't be covered
by price controls. This is 28 percent of all
sales, the council said.
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l"lr•t Gay Pastor
William Johnson, 25, of North
Hollywood, awaits the deci&ion
ol the San Francisco Bay Area
clergy and lay delegates on his
application .. to be ordained a
minister of the United Church
of Christ. That affirmation
made him the first homosex·
ual pastor in the church. Story
on Page 5. "Obviously. with 1,000 outlaw cyclists
here, the potential for trouble was great.
But the most-trying thing was the trallic
accident!. We average 10 a manth so 40
in !hr« days 15 incredible."
Larry Langston; 21, one of the youths,
told police he found her dead in her bed
when he went to thank her for her
hospitality and say goodbye.
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tQ_L&J
Detectives said Langston and others at A Santa Ana dr iver whose car severed
Mayor Good the hom.e told them they last saw the ~c-a utility pole in Laguna Canyon ea;__Lly eLif M.em . ~ess ahve when she walked downstairs , . . ·.
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A )udge sent ~i ss. Scala .to ~ state lo report the accident. WASHINGTON (U.PI) Columnist
James Thorpe, San Juan
Capistrano's "all purpose mayor"
diSplayed )lis versatility Saturday.
A bicfcle pa rade lo-celebrate
Arbor Day was about to head down
the main slreet of town when
Thorpe noticed the city crew had
not shown up to block of · the street
Jumping on his bi cycle, he
zoomed over lo the end of the
street, parked in the center, and
physically stopped all oncoming
cars until the parade had passed ,
chewing out an irate motorist .in
the process. ' .
He later said, "TMlt's the buuty
of thls town, when there Is a job to
be done, you can always find .a
volunteer."
hospital for psychiatric exam.1nation last Driver Barton Lloyd Morr is 33 was Jack Anderson chaJlged at a con-
May alter she collapsed 1n a Ven-' ' · I h · tod th t FBI di
t rt d . westbound on Laguna Canyon Road at gress1ona earing ay a rec-urs cou f!>O.m. ur1ng an apperancc on a oxi . tor J. Edgar Hoover prepared secret a drunk dr1v1ng charge. ppr mately 3 a.m. when his car ran memos on the Jove lives of public figures
Last July she was fined $125 and placed off the roadw_ay. struc~ .th e pole he ad-on ror the "bedtime reading" of fonner
on t"·o-year probation for a disturbing and sheared ~f off, police said. President Lyndon-B John.son
the peace conviction stemming from a He made his way on foot to the hou$e . . · . • . . fracas with a parking lot atrendant over of a friend who took him to hospital Anders~": ~1d the FBI mveshgat1ons of
a SO-cent fee. where he was tre<ited for minor cuts 0~~ p~lvate citizens w~re examples of the
Born in Liverpool, England of Italian the chin and nose, then called in .to report kind of secrecy ~ government that
and Irish parents, l\1iss Scala also had the accident , ah~uld not be pemutted.
roles in "Four Girls in Town." "All That Arriving at fhe scene, officers found his Among those he claimed were subject ·
Heaven AJ!ows," ''Never Say Goodbye," wrecked car and the demolished pole. to such reports were actors Marlon .Bran·
"Garment Jungle," "Ride A Crooked Morris said he fell asleep at the wheel do and Henry Belafonte, sports figures
Trail," "Tip on a Dead Jockey.'' "The · such as J oe Namath, Muhammad Ali ,
Tunnel of Love,., and "The Guns of Lance Rentzel and Joe Louis, and black
Navarone." · Laguna Resi'dent leaders Including Ralph Abernathy and
She spent 16 years in Italy before com-Roy Innis. . .
lag to the United States, and became a Testifying tiefore the House freedom of
U.S. citizen in 1959. s fl' F J Information subcommittee, Ander so n
In 1970, Miss Scala was di vorced from ll 1 et•S 3 ta conce ntrated his attack primaril)r on the ~r-tumed·stockbroker Donald J . 1'bungles and blunders" of foreign policy
Hot'.!\e occupant who had a fine ap-
preciation for stories about the ex-
tracurricular Jove. lives of public figures.
Hoover happily prepared secret memos,
loaded with intimate de.ttlils about the
personal affairs of the hij!:h and mighty.
for the President's: bedtime reading,.,
Anderson charged.
(Anderson's column appears regularly
on the editorial page. or the DAILY
PILOT.)
Anderson's appearance today coincided
with publication of a colwnn by him
quoting excerpts from the purported FBI
memos.
He offered to make some of the
documents available to the sub-
committee.
.Ande°i'son delivered his testimony under o·ath.
Van ·overturns,
T~.ows out 3;
Buz:nett itfter a marriage of.nine years. A k . S tha t he said administrations hide under They had no children. ttac In pain the lid or secrecy.
But he also described another example
Mini-marijuana
Garden, Lands 2
Four Capo Beach
Residents Held
Laguna Beach friends of longtime resi-
dent Antoinette Mardrus have learned of
her death in Barcelona, Spain, where she
was touring with her artist brother, Pier-
re l\1ardrus.
0£ what he claimed was an unwarranled
government,exercise in secrecy.
"At home, the executive branch con-
ducts secret-investigations of prominent y J • J •
Americans," Anderson said . , OUt tS ill ail --
Gir I, 18, Dies
A San Juan Capistrano girl died when Two 17-year-old youths were booked in
Laguna Beac h Friday for allegedly
cultivating a mini·marijuana garden in a
milk carton.
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All· Attack
Ship Joins
U.S:Fleet
From Wire Services
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i The attack carrier USS Midway has al'>
rived at "Yankee Station" off North Viel· "' I
mun , -bringing to five the total o!"""£"iant
carriers available for strikes on Com-
muniist troops and installations for the
flJ'st t.ime since ,969, a Na\'y spokesman
said today. ·
The fl1idway. Y:hich left Alameda l
Calif .. April 10. joined the USS llancock:
Coral Sea, Kilty .Hawk and Conslellation,
on Sunday for duty in the Tonkin GuU.
A -tixth carrier, 'USS Saratoga. wa s
reported en route for Vietnamese duly.
A na\'y spokesman said five carriers
were assigned to the 7th ·Pleet from June
1965 to July 1969. He said it was possi ble
all of them "had been on the firing line at
one time" duri ng that period.
In Other development s:
-U.S. troop \Vithdrawals exceeded
President Nixon's ~fay I target by 2,700
men, the , U.S. Command announced to-
day. ".
But U.S. na val strength off Vietnam
continued to grow.
The c~~mand's weekly summary put
U.S. m1htary strength in Vietnam at
68.100 men as or Thursday -a cut of
8.400 -and ·spokesmen said the level a!'I
of midnight April 30 was 66.300. President
Nixon's l\tay l goal was 69,000.
Nixon set 49,000 as his July t troop
strength target. At the peak three years
ago. there \vere 543,000 America n troops
in ·Vietnam. '
The_ Soviet Uojon reaffirmed today its
''mililant solidarity" wilh COmmunlSt
forces fighting in Indochina and broke a
three-year May Da y moratorium on
decrying "U.S. agression" by name.
"We repffirm our militant solidarity
with the courageous patriots of Vietnam,
Laos and Cambodia who lead heroic
st ruggltragainst U.S. eggression;~!...pres
tdent Nikolai V. Podil"6rny said. · ·
-Podgorny 's IS-minute. address in 'Red
Square at the outset of the annual May
Day civilian parade marked the first•
time since 1968 that a May Day speech bv
a Soviet leader attacked the United
States by name.
-North Vietnam's official news agency
today claimed · four more American
military aircraft over North Vietnam.
The Vietnam. News Agency said in a
broadcast heard in Tokyo that two planes
were downed Sunday in Quang Binh pro-
vince just north of the Demilitarized
Z.One.
VNA said a th ird plane "·as downed
~ere Saturdi.Y .
1'he fourtll' shootdown occurred over
Nghe. An pro vince, VNA said.
Festival Models
Set for Display
At Art Gallery
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l\1odels of entries for the Festival of
Arts sculpture co mpetition to select a
work Jor the entrance of the Festival
grounds, will be' on display from May 6 to
June 4 in the Laguna Beach Ari Associa·
tion Gallery.
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the van in '"'hich she was riding over-
turned on the Ortega Highway 11 miles
east of San Juan Capistrano late Satur-
day.
On Brug Charges
l\fiss l\tardrus collapsed on the street
April 10 after suffering a heart attack
v.•hil~ shopping. She died the follCJWing
~ar in a Bar~Jona hospital, without re-
gaining consciousness, acC<lrding to word
received from her brother.
"Their sex lives, drinking habits and
personal affairs have come under FBl
scrutiny, although the FBI has no
jurisdiction nor justification for this kind
of snooping. A love affair, no matter how
sordid, is no busines s of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation. Yet FBI chief J.
Edgar _Hoover has demonStrated an in·
tense interest in whO is sleeping with
An officer making a traffic stop on El
Toro Road, near Laguna Canvon Road
said he uw the youths pull of fihe·road uf
a small pickup truek shortly after 2 p.m.
and, wondering why they weren't in
school, stepped over to ask for their iden-
tification.
By mailing 500 posters announcing the
$1,000 competition lo universities and
galleries across the coUi'itry, the Festival
has stimulated nationwide interest In the
project and expects a large number or
entries.
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Gayle Summers, 18 or 31371 Arguella
Way, was dead on arrival at Mission
Comm unity Hospital in Mission Viejo
near midn ighf. ~1iSs Summers wa s
thrown from the vehi cle as were two
other occuppnts.
Ismael Pinon, 20, of ISOS Estrella, San
Clemente. and Scott ~tc~nald, 21J of
26636 Calle Monterno, Capistrano Beach
were reported in good condition today al-
South Coast Corrununity Hospital. Pinon
was-identified by officers as the vehicle's
drive!'.
Califor~ia Hi ghway Patrolmen said the
van was westbound wh!!n it left the
roadway on a curve, skidded aCro ss the
highway and rolled over.
The 18-year-old became. the C<lunty 's
1 86th traffic fatality lhis year. There "·ere
73 fataliltes bv this date last year.
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·Four Capi strano Beach res idents were
.arraigned on narcotics charges this
morning following-·the ir arrest Friday
after allegedly selling 50 pounds of mari·:
juana to San Clemente detectives.
Sgt. Frank Yerger said the four were
taken into custcxly at 26982 Avenida las
Palmas. They were identified as Susan
Gay Levine, 25: Jeffrey Feller Levine,
28 : Randy Thomas Lal\1otte, 21 ; and
Steven Wayne Da vis. 20, all of the La
Palmas address.
They were arrested without Incident,
Yerger said. and \Vere held on $15,000 bail
each pending their arraignment.
The serceant said San Clemente police
became in\'olved in the case three weeks
ago when one of the suspects allegedly
sold 10 pounds of marijuana to an un-
dercover narcotics agent. Following the
alleged purchase or the marijuana, the
undercover agent made a seC<lnd
purchase. t~is . one allegedly or 1.000
benzadrine ta lbets. ,
-''erger said detectives obtainect'. 11:
search warrant and went to the home
Friday under the pretense of buying SO
pounds o( marijuana. Following the alleg-
ed purchase, the police officers identified
lhemselves, arrested the four and
searched the home.
lO-ho11r Meters
Eyed in Laguna
Do\\·ntown Laguna Beach merchants
will ask the city to place a '""'().hour park·
ing limit on all 10-hour mete rs in the
downtown area this summer. Chamber of
Commerce dlrectors learned this wee k.
Bill ~1arrlner, speaking for the
Downtown Business Association, said the
merchant.s feel strongly that a greater
pa rking turnover is essential .
"The 10.hour meters In the J<~orest
Avenue lot are all taken early In the
morning and the cars don't move all
day.'' said Man'incr. "\\1e'd Uk6 to see
the time cut to two hour' ror !lummer
and also will a~k the city to ·enforce the
meter•feedlng law.''
The 10-bour meters were installed for
the eonvtnJence of downtown workers
who complained of hiving to leave their
jobs to move their c1n throughout the
day to a>-oi~ coUcdlng parking ticket&.
She was bti:ried in Barcelona.
A native--of Honfleur Nonnandy
France, Miss Mardrus w3; employed e;
a secretary in New York be!ore moving
to Laguna Beach some 20 years ago.
She made her home with her brother et
520 Cress St. and •yas active in the
Women's Council of St. Catherine's
Catholic Church and the Alliance Fran.
caise, of \Yhich she was first secreta ry
when the French-speaking group \Vas
formed in Laguna Beach in 1963.
Miss Mardrus and her brothei '"'ere
dedicated travelers and made frequent
extended tours to many parts ~f the
world. They had left Laguna Beach
l\1arch 6 fo r a European tour ~·hich "·as
..lo have lasted through J uly. Her brother,
according lo friends . is visiting relatives
in Franc"e prior to returning to California .
In addition to Pierre, /i.1iss Mardrus is
survived by a brother in Florida 2nd
anot her in Tustin .
Neiv York Lists
300,000 Addicts
NEW YORK (AP J -The New York
'T'in1cs s11ys a confidential city report
eslimates thal 'more than 300,000 New
Yorkers were "ha bitual or compulsive
users'' of heroin or other narcotics
between 1964 and 1970.
The rt:Port lo the ~ta~·or's Na rcotics
Control Council. the Times said tod:iy,
found that 42 percent more narcotics
abusers \\'e re identified in 1970 than in
the previous year.
And almost au of lhe 48,137 new drug
abusers identified in the last yea r or the
survey took heroi n, the report states.
' ' Laguna High School
Tour Set Wednesday
A specinl tour of Laguna Beach High
Sc.hoc?~ will be offered to parents and
members of tht community Wednesday. btgln~'"ng al 9:30 a.m. at the ad·'
minist ative office.
Prin lpal Don !~aught will conduct the
tour and give • short orientation talk on
the sd>ool's program and current .proJ·
eel<.
The high IChool Is locai.d at a5 Park
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"President Johnson was one White
707 Cl • Build" -Walking by the pick-up he assertedly 1ps ing spotted a dirt-filled milk carton with four
The winning model will be purchased
outright by the Festival for $1;000 and
reproduced full-scale to be erected on the.
2l·foot pylon above the pool outside the
grounds.
flourishing marijuana plants In the bed of
LOS ANGELES (UP.I) -A chartered the truck. A further search turned up
Britannia Airways Boeing 707 with 135 -·about SO grams or marijuaria aiid a
passengers clipped a building and Jighl number or ''inini·bennie'' pills in the
standard as it taxied to take off at Los • vehicle.
The pylon previously was decorated
with a temporary re-creation or the
figuJe of Venus fron BoticeJl's "Birth of
Venus."
Angeles International Airport. · The youth.$, from Santa Ana and
There were no injuries Sunday. Westminster, were booked on suspicion of
Hours for viewing the models. which
will be scaled one inch to one fool. wlll be
11 :30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily. Admission
is $1 for adults, with no charge for
children .
Damage to the building and aircraft was po.ssesslon of marijuana and dangerous
estimated at $100.000. drugs.
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Gr.eentree 'Residents May Solve Parli Issue
Residents or Greentree Homes in cen-
tral Irvine may resolve the public versus
private park issue over their five-acre
park . The matter is pending before Irvine
City Council .
But Councilman John Burton said he
and 1'.tayor William Fischbach nnd Coun·
cijman Henry Quigley met w i t h homeo~ners Saturday during the opening
of a private recreation facility off \\'alnut
Avenue. The $80,000 pool and clubhouse
facility on three-quarters of an acre
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serves members or the Greentree
homeowners association.
Burton said the principal concern or
most who dj~cussed the lager park Issue
with city officials was "what are our op-
tions . '' ·
Since county planning offi cials set re-
quireqients leading to the deyeloper's
decision to deed the park tc)..li county
service district -and now the city of
Irvine -residents have ·believed the
neigbborhood park would be publicly
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ma intained.
Other communities in Irvine support
many acres of privately owned parks and
have objected to continued development
or neighborhoOd public park s which all
taxpayers i.n th~ city must maintClin. _
Burton said or the 100 or more Green·
tree homeowners talking to councilmen
Saturday, "some are adamant their park
should ·be public, some are adama.nt it
should be private.·· .
"All seem so ld on the idea it is their
park," Burton said.
As a result, the builder Will provide
fesidents with a comparison of co&tS,
Burton noted, "Normally government
agencies spend more than a private
association ""'Ould . ''
He noted the county park service
district projected a mainteriance cost of'
$400 per acre which would be paid out or
tax revenues.
Comparable park facilitie s in Universi-
ty Park maintaihed by the private.c?m-
ds.cSeize
munity associat ion corporatjon cost only
$200 per acre to maintain. Burton noted .
Resolution of fhe specific pu blic versus
private park issue in Greentrre hom t'.'s.
Councilman Burton suggested. y,·ould
hinge on the \\'illingness of Community
association members to assunu~ thl~
maintenance and lax c<lsts of the five·
acre proposed park .
In any event . the devcloprr ha s"Offcrcd
to pat in $120.000 or landscaping includin,::
tot lots, a baseball diamo nd and side·
War at Glii11ce
\l'ttlks through the nl'ighl>OrhOOd park
1\·hich link s homes in the tract to a fu.
turr. l().acrt' st·hoo l silP.
Burton i;:iid , "It is ap part'nt that city
JilO Vernn1enl has got to ('Orne to grips with
thf public V<'rsus private parks-proble m
and St't' to 11 1hat adequate pubic park:i
are t•quit:1Ul) distributed thruu~hout the
~·Lt y ...
Tht1 Grr.entrl'e park issue \Va s raised a~
t'.OUnr1hneh debated npp roval of an t x-
(See GREENTR EE, Page 2)
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',. ASHINGTON (Uel) -Columnist
Jack Anderson chari;ed at a con-
gressional ~aring today that FBI direc-
tor T. .Edgar Hoover prepared secret
membs on the love lives of public figures
for the "bedtime reading" of former
President Lyndon B. Johnson.
Andeison said the FBI investigations or
private cJ.tizens were examples of the
kind of secrecy in gov.ernment that
should nOt be permittM.
Among those he claimed were subject.
to such reports were actors ?i.1arlon Bran-
do and Henry Belafonte, sports figures
such as Joe Namath. Muhammad Ali,
~J-.ance Rehtzel and Joe Louis, and black
leaders including Ralph Abernathy and
Roy Innis.
Testifying before the House freedom of
Information subcommittee, Anderson
concentrated his 1ttac;k primarily on the
"bunglu and blunders" or foreign policy
that he said administrations hide under
the lid of secrecy.
Bui he al so described another example
of what he claimed was an unwarranted
government exercise in secrecy.
"At home, the executive brailcb con-
ducts secret investigations of.prominent
Americans," Anderson said.
"Their sex lives, drinkinl habits and
personal affairs have come under FBl
3crutiny, ·although the FBI has no
jurisdiction nor justllicatlon for this kind
of snooping. A love affair, no matter hoW'"
(See COLUMNIST, Pat!< I)
Controls Lifted
From Milllons
Of Small Firms ,
WASHINGTON (AP) ~The govern·
ment today lifted wages and price con-
trols from millions of small businesses
and small government units, generally
those with 60 pr fewer employes.
Director Donald Rumsfeld of the
President's Cost of Living Council said
the move is aimed at streamlining the
controls pi'ogram, and not a step toward
ending it.
The council did not rem ove controls
from the health or construction in·
dustries. Rent controls weren't changed,
either.
In separate moves, .the council brought
many construction and health firms
under tighl_er government scrutiny, ex-
pandJ the stalls of the Pay Board and
the Price Commission-by about one-third.
and reassigned hundreds or Int~mal
Revenue Service Agents from controlling
small businesses to controll lnit: firms that
remain under pay and pr ice regulations.
"The decisioit to exempt s m a 11
businesses. sihall governmen~ and their
employes from wage and pr!~ COntrols is
designed to eliminate unnecessary, red
lape,'' the council said in a statement.
Burglars Net Silver.
Worth.$350 iµ Viej~
A chest1ull of silver valued by tJie re.'11·
dent at '350 wu carried off durh1g the
v.·eek.end by burglars who brqke into a
Mbs100 Viejo home, Orange Cj>unty
1heri{f's officers 1aJd.
D<puUes said the. wooden chest and Us
contenls were taken rrom the home of
Mrs. · Barbara Joan M&nhall , 26935
Redondo Lane. Thty said there was no
evld...., of r ...... blt t!!ltry.
·~
~gamst -.. ue On Viet· Fronts
•
Big Wheels
"Denise McGregor and Be~lc;rRHnhold painfwliel!TOCcoverea wagon
aJ \'alencia School in Laguna Hills while~their-elilssm•les climb
-aboard .-Project was creaf€aby students in team teaching class of
· Ruth Hill, Janet Porch and Karen Kowalski.
Body of Capistrano Ranch
FQreman Found in Pacific
The body r-0f a. San Juan Capistrano
ran~h foreman was fomid \vrapped in a
life jacket and floatir.g face down in the
• water Sunday some 10 miles south of
· Pbint Loma in San D~cgo. ·
The man was identified by the .San
Diego County Coroner's office as Manley
Thacker, 46, of 30291 Camino Capistrano.
He \Vas employed by Howard Lattimer as
foreman of the Swanner Rand\_!here he
li ved.
Coast Guard officials said .Thack er's
body was discovered 'by a pleasure craft
at about 8:30 a.m. Sunday. Thacker
reportedly le£t the Shelter Island Yacht
Ways basin alone Saturday afternoon _
aboard his 26-foot cabin cruiser
Starchaser.
SAIGON (AP ) .,-The South Viet-
namese abandoned Quang Tri toda y, giv·
ini the Communist command control of a '
broad strip or strategic territory just
be1ow the demilitarized zone and a
springboard for attacks deep into the
south -possibly against Hue.
"We have given up plam to defend
Quant Tri," Brig. Gen. Thom'as Bowen,
aenior U.S. adviser in the northernmost
1st Military Regk>.1, said in disclosing the
c~y•1 ab!m<lomneot.
-.He added that tht,,!roopo '. !ell in the
area W6uld be "working their way out as
best they can ." ·
Should the North v1etnamese actually
Occupy Quang Tri city, the possibility re.
mained that allied air strikes would be
brought to bear on it. U. Gen. Goang
Xuan Lam, Ist military region com--
mander, has ~aid he will order the
destruction of ·any town occupied by the
enemy.
Quang Tri was virtually deserted of its
25,000 residents . during the five days ol
enemy shelling and ground probes that
preceded abandonment:-
The Quang Tri loss, Hanoi's first major
triumph In the 33-day-0ld offensive, was
accompanied by _theJe developmentt: in
other parts of South Vietnam: _
-'.A large area-aro'ng the centra1<out,
with a . population of 200,000 and an lm-
por@nt ric'e crop, fell to. enemy control.
-The North Vietna mese increased
pressur~ ~n th~ provin~~J C!PJ~ Qf An
,Loe, 00 miles north of Saigon.
-Salgonese beian to fee"I their firs,t
twitchu of-war nerves in the offensive as
some officials Pred.Jcted passible rocket ·
atta'cJij on the capital itself.
Allied officials believe the Communist
command seeks to take over the two
northernmost provinces of South Vietnam
to give Hanoi and the Viet cOng
barfain.ing power at the peace talks in
ParlS.
Several thousand South Vietnamese
troops were trying to battle their way
~th from~ Tri, capital of the prov-
ince of the 511me name, late today after
efforts to defend the city were officially
abandoned.
Field re ports said at least 20 American
field advisers Were with them, having
. volunteered to sta,.. With their units as a>
dther Americans and 49 South Viet-
namese were extracted in a daring
helicopter rescue operation. ~
A U.S. AIE Skyraider bomlitr, flying
with the hellcopte'a to suppreu ground
fire , and an OV2 forward observer plane
were shot down during the rescue. The
Skyraider pilot was picked up: the fate of
the second w.. unknown, mllltary of-
ncials aald, •
Regional Park
Plans Received
By Supervisors
Plans for University Regional Park,in
Irvine will be p~nted to the Orange
County Board of Supervisors Tuesday ,
Ho\lt-ever, no trace of his boat has yet
been found and the. Coast Guard has
sµs11<oded the -cJUQr. the "vessel. _ _EieJ Ge11£ral
Throws Fiu
' -.
It iS antici_E3ted by ·Joe Smisek. build-
ing servlcis director, that bids wlll be
opened within 30 days For deveJOpment of
the first 50 acres or the planned 45G-acre
park. There is $900,000 earmarked Jn the
1971-72 budget for the initial Increment.
The elongated facility p a r a 11 e I s
Universi ty Dr!Ve on the south side 8nd ts
bisected by Culver Drive on the west end.
The location is northeast' or UC Irvine.
The' CO"nsulting firm of Jones and
Peterson has prepared the preliminary
plans and •peclflcatioos. Th<y · Include
recreational areas, picnic spots and play
·areas. As originally outlined a small ad-
mission chAr~ will be asked of vth1cle
driver.s but pedestrlaM, equestrians and
cyclists will be admllttd fttt.
Tbe man 's body, along with some
debris and-otlffr Life jackets. were picked
from th€'water by the Coast Guard cutter
Point Bower and taken to San Diego.
A spokesm8n for the San Diego County
coroner's ofrice there said this morning
no cause of d~ath has yet been e~
tablished and that the case is still Wlder
investigation . •
A !fiend of the family said. today that
the ranch foreman was an avid boater
who often took weekend trips abor1rd his
craft.
Ofritjllls said ~os son. whom they coul<I,
not ldentlly, was to have gone'to sea with
Tbaclter on sat\fl'day, bot decided not to
accompany his father.
The cause of the boaj). disappearance
Is being lnvesUJateaDy the Coast Guard
office In San Doeco. •
SAIGON (UPf) -A Sout~ Viet-
namese general rtportedly thrtw
tempe:r tantrums today after belng
~~uated from the provinclal
cap1 _a~Quang frl.
"' was tdentU1ed M Brig. Gen.
Vu Van Glai, commander 6r the 3rd
Division, who pulled out with his
entire staff.
U.S. advise!) reaching Hue said
he lost" tftfrilmunlcatlon with othtr
units and "began throwing temper
tantrumi because he didn't ·have
cOntrol cf hi.I own peoplt."
'
From Wire Senlces
,Here are today 's dcve\o"pment on the
Vietnam War fronts at a glance :
QUANG TRI-South V i e t n a m e s e
military commanders and mosl U.S.
military advisers fl y out or Quang 1'ri
leaving defenses to 10,000 troops an d
"substantial number" of U.S. !'t\dvisers,
still !ighting at nightfall. 1
QUI , NHON-North Vietnamese in cqa~lat-.bi~hlands capture third district
cipitil, Tam Quan, and contrbl or 250,000
cf provb;ice pOpulatlon; Landing Zone
En1lish under f~i and U.S. advJsers fly
out. ·
ltONTUM-Battle reported at Fire
Base Lima, last major defense for Cen·
t"['.al Highlands city. Some U.S .. advisers
leave Kontum and Pleiku. 25 miles away.
nine miles west of 1-lue; South Vlcf·
namese ofricials fly their families to
safety : troops intercept sap~r -trying to
bl ow up comm.and headquarters in Hue'I
ancient Citadel.
PHN0~1 PENH-Carribodian forces
abandon border towns or Savel and Korn·
pong Trach. Communists blow up bridge
at Go Dau Ha. 35 miles northwest of
Saigon and five miles from Bavet Loss
of Kompong Trach opens Infiltration
route into Saigon ar~a from south.
FLOl\ESVD..LE, Tex-President Niion
says Communists will lake over South
Vietnam ir--tlnited St~tes stops uatng air
and sea jX>wer in Indochina.
PARJS-Hanoi adviser Le Due 'Tho
returns to Paris for seco!t talks wllh
United States ; Sa igon spokesman says
Tho gives no hope for""ear1y end to the
BUE-Communist attack artillery base -war.
Assistant City Manager-
Startmg Work in Irvine
,
Paul Brady, e1ecUtive m lstanl to are !lerving on a contract basis at the
Irvine City ~nager William WooUett Jr. pleasure of the city. council.
began work todiy. Bra~y will handle ge n er a 1 ad-
The former pert0nnel director fofthe ministrative duties and will direct •nd
cltf of Santa Barbara and veteran of 13 staff the summer recrea_tion program ap--
years administrative experience in..the ci-proved-by the city council last week.
ty of Mohter'ey Park wa1 hired _several JJ"e-pralsed the in volvement of cltlzen1
weeks ago by Woollett to-1111 the $18,000 a in rormulating the summer recreation
year Irvine post _ J!_l'Ograms and said Jrvine has a untque
Brady, 30, who was Woolleft's assistant situation with ils citizen volunteers. In
city mana ger £or two years in Monterey other. more . establishe1' cities. he safd,
Park, i~ Jiving with relatives In La ''it 's like pulling_k;eth to get people in-
Palma. His wife, Linda, and the Brady's volved."
two daughters and a son, will be moving Citizens commiltee members "are a
to lrvine at the close of the school year. vital resource to ca ll on as the city
His first day . on the job, Brady matures. They started It , they know
forw arded tc t~e CJty attorney a proposed what's happening." Brady said.
per90nnel ordinance and suggested Except for a year when he worked with
resolutions setting rules governing city \\'ooltctt for the ~1acco Corpor ation
employes. Presently, ill city cmployes de velopment near Santa Bfirbara, all of
Irvine Citizen
Groups to Meet
Six Irvine citizens advisory committees
'have·"'&cheduled m~tlngs this week in-
c.l,11dlng' the parks and qpen space ·com-.~
mlttee which meets at 7:30 o'clock this
•evening In city hall, 4201 Campus Drive.
Four groups have meetings set for 'l:30 ·
p.m. Wednesday. They ' are : en~
vlronment al qunllty and transportation ,
~th in city hall ; public safety, in the
Unlvenity Fire Station, on Zee Strttl o(f
Campus Drive, and recreation which will
meet In Crawford Hall ·on the UC lrVlmo
~m~s=...... ... ., . _ t • Tile •r~ fno culture committee mee s ·
at I p.m. Thursday in room 430 of the
UCI library.
Burglars Out Again,
Rifle Irvine Firn1
Electron le equipment valued-at nearly
$2,500 \YA!I taken by bursJars working the
Irvine are11 durlnfe the weekend, Orange
County sl"ierlfr·~ of ficers said.
Dtpulles aakt intruders who smashrd a
window to galn entry carried c1dculators,
electric typewriters and · a co pying
machine with a total value of $2.450 from
the Standard Screw Products Company,
1712 Langley Drive. •
'
Brady's experience has been with cities.
A native of Les Angeles, Brady holds a
bachelor's degree in recreation ad·
ministratio n from Cal State Loa Angeles
and has done grad~te work in public ad-
ministration at Cal State LA and USC •
Orange
Weatlter,
ll will bt! sunn y and warm Tue~
dlly, followlng iarly morning log '
and low clouds along the ,coa.sc, at--
cording to the weath~rht<fy. Hlt:hs
of 62 at the_ btach, rising to 70 ·J.o.
and;"tows 12·52. '
INSIDE TODi\Y
Today'1 entertainment section
offe rs rtview1 of tlit \\lestmin·
ster Commu11Hy Theater prod~
tion of "A11tigone" and the Los
Angeles Ph ilhannOtlic's 10th dn·
11iversary CO'rlctrt at UC Irvine.
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Elsi1aore Races
Cyclists Ke~p
Lawmen Busy
I.AKE 0EL~INORE (AP \ -About
150,000 perS<>ns, rn any on n1otorcyc les.
have left here nfter lhree days of cycle
races,, traffic accidents and minor In·
cldeots which kept the Riverside County
:sheriff's offl.ce hopplAg.
Jellyfish Hit
Newport Area
Swi,;,,mers
"It was wall·to-wall people on r.taln
Street and that's quite n problem for 11
sleepy llttle lowl'Mlke till!, 11 said ~herlrf's
Capt. Huss llawR. "Our most serious
~robletn was about 40 traffic accidents.·•
The fifth annual Elsinore Motorcycle
Grand Prl1 attracted not only spectnturs.
Jlawk said Sunday, but al so members or
the Hell's Angels motorcycle club.
There were 20 arrests for vario us
reasons, including assault with a dt:adly
v.·eapon, posst:5sion <:if drugs and drunken·
ness. ,
Some persons y.·ere admitted to a local
hospital for treatmt:nt of stab wounds.
Jlawk said no one was Jn custody in the
stabbings.
Some race spectators were hurt wht:n Hordes of slimy Jt:llyfish continued cycles ran off the course and into the
their two we,ek invasion of Newport crowd. The injured totaled 150.
Beach beaches and many of the 200.000 . nut author ities reported no serious in-
Weekend vlsitor!li were on the receiving juries, only a few broken windows in the
end of pai~ngs, lifeguards reported downtown area and, "outside of the tr af-
today. fi e problems, things weren't too bod,"·· Elsewhere on the Orange Coast, Hawk said.
Laguna Beach lifeguards reported some "Obviously, with 1,000 outlaw cyclists
jellyfish victims but no great numbers "or ~ere, the potential ror trouble was great.
them. San Cleme·nte 's surf was clear as But the most trying thing was tht: traffic
·was Huntington Beach. accidents. We average 10 a month so 40
·'We had at least 100 first aids Saturday in three days is incredible ."
"aod Sunday and a Jot of those were Officials admitted they have a massive
Stings.'' said a Newport Beach lifeguard clean-up task ahead of them after tons or
tipokesman. Jitter were left at the lake and on city
Despite the small .surf, strong riptides -streets. . .
took their toll of swimmers. A group or c1Uzens protested lhe event
---""We made-al-least eight or 10 rescues being-staged around the-lake-but lost a
over the weekend," Newport lifeguards court battle lo halt the races.
~ported.
SuMy balmy weather and water
temperatures in the &Os drew most of the
cr&wds to the sand. -
The jellyrlsh invasion has been a con·
Four Capo Beach
. '
Mayor G_ood
'Volunteer'.
5th . Carrier Arrives
,,
Jamu 'Iborpe, San. J u a n
Caplstraoo11 "all purpose mayor"
dl!playll! his vuaallllty Satuiday:
A bicycle parade to celtbrate
Arbor Day was about to bead down
the main street or town whtn
Thorpe noticed the city crew had
not shown up to block or· the street.
Midway Joins Fl.eet Off N. Vietnam
Jumping on his b Icy c I e, he
zoomed over to the end of the
slrcet, parked in the center, and
physically stopped all oncoming
cars until the paradt had passed
chewing out en jrate motori.st in
the process.
lie Jilter said. "That's the beauty
of this town, when there is a job lo
be done, you can always fiftd a
volWJteer." -
From Wlre Servict:s
The attack carrlt:r USS ?.lidway bas ar·
rived at 1'Yanketl St.atJon" oft North Viet·
nam, bringing to five the total of giant
carriers available for strikes on Com·
mun.isl troo ps and installations for the
first time since 1969, a Navy spokesman
said today. ,
The li1id way, which left Alamtda,
Calif., April 10, joined the USS Hancock,
Ccral Sea, Kitty Hawk and Constellation,
on Sunday for dutY in the Tonkin Gull.
A sixth carr/'er, USS Saratoga, was
reported en rou e for Vietnamese duty.
A navy spokesman . said five carrim
' There ls no international border between
the.in, and alt VJetnamese have
the right and duty lo defend Vietnam
against the aggressor who came 10,000
miles across the ocean to lnvadei our
land,'' Radio Hanoi said in a broadcast
monitored in }long Kong.
Both North Vietnam and the Viet Ccng
In South Vietnam previously contended
that no North Vietnamese troop.J or
wf:rpons we.re operating in South Viet·
n8m.
President Nixon says no tJ.S. ground
forces will be recommitted to the
stepped-up war in South Vietnam but
Qec.'lares ll anoi runs "a very grea t fisk''
with Jts current offensl\'C.
Nixon, inviting questions fro1n n blue-
ribbOn crowd of 'fexans at the ranch or
Treasury Secretary John D. Connally,
said Sunday night that Ame rit'an c~mbnt
troops are not directly irn·olved ut tho
Vietnant righting.
"And none will be" Nixon said.
The president , ~ho lielded . fri,endl1
quC$tiOll!, interrupted by enthus1_ast1~ ap-
plause, for ~nearly an hour, said ~orlh
Vietnam runs grtat risk if it conlLnues
what· he has repeatedly tern1ed a naked
inv_asion or the South .
Dana Point
Medic Wins
Trial Delay
were assigned lo the 7th Fleet from June
1965 to July 1969. He said It was possible
all of them 11had been on the firing lint at
one time'' during that period. • ~~ Gia s~ala Dead
ln <>lher developments:
-U.S. troop withdrawals exceeded
President Nixon's May 1 target by 2,700
men; the U.S. Ccmmand announced. to-
day.
Police Cite Possible Overdose
• But U.S. naval strength off Vietnam From Wire Services
continued to· grow. , HOLLYWOOD -Film actress Gia
The con1mand's weekly summary put Scala was found dead in the bedroom of U.S. military strength in Vietna"m. at
68,100 men as ()f Thursday _ a cut ot her ~ollywood Hills home Sunday, police
A Dana Poin t physician accused of per. 11,400 _and spokesmen said the level as reported today.
forming abortions in his Laguna Bea~h or midnight April 30 was $),300. President Detectives said the 38-year-old brunette
office today won a further delay of his Nixon's May 1 goal' was ~.001. may have died from an accidental
Orange Ccunty Superior Ccurt tria l. Nixon set 49,000 as his July 1 troop overdose of drugs but that the cause'\ias
Presidirig Judge Bruce Sumner sE!t July strength target. At the peak three years rt . d. t y ago, there were 543,000 American troops unce a1n pen 1ng an au ops .
17 as the new tria l date for Dr. Robert in Vietnam. Officers said ?.tiss Scala, whose film
CUmming Robb, 70, <>f 34567 Scenic Drive. The Soviet Union reaffirmed today its credits in cluded "Don't Go Near The
He1 approved Dr. Robb 's continued "militant solidarity" with Communist \Yater" with Glenn FoW, had been taking
freedom on his promise to appear for rorces fighting in Indochina and broke a medJcation for a drinking problem. three-year ?.1ay Day moratorium on
tri;d. decrying "U.S. agressiOn" by name. Several bottles of medication were found
Both sides in the criminal action want "We reaffirm our militant ~ity: in the bedroom.
to further study a recent California with the courageous pa rJOts Of-Vietnam; The aclress' body was discovered by
Supreme Ccurt ruling on the legality of Laos and Cambodia who lead heroic one of three youth! staying at the home.
the state's abortion code before they go stniggles a&.ainst U.S. aggression," Pres-Larry Lan£ston, 21, one cf the youths, to trial on the issue. ident Nikolai V. Podgorny aaid. _ _ . Podgorny's lS-miJJUte address in Red told police he found her dead in her bed
.R.obb .. •s ~eing ~efended . by Amer1~~n Square at the outset of the aMual May when he wt:nt to thank her for her
Detectives said Langston !nd others at
the home told them they last saw the ac·
.tress alive when she walkCd downstairJ
during the morning and then returned to
her second -floor bedroo1n. She had been
drinking, they said.
A judge sent' Miss Scala to a stile
hospital for psychiatric examination last
Ma.y after She collapsed in a Ven·
tura courtrOom, during an apperance on
a drunk driving charge..
Last July she was fined $125 and placed
on t"·o-year probation for a disturbing
the peace conviction stemming from a
fracas with a parking Jot attendant over
a 50-cent fee .
Born in Lircrpool, England or Italia n
and Irish parents. Pi1i:!s Scala <Jlso had
roles in "'Four Girls in Town," "All That
11eaven Allows," "Never Say Goodbye,''
"Garment Jungle," "Ride A Crooked
Trail." ''Tip on a Dead Jockey,""''The
Tunnel of Love," and ''The Guns o(
Navarone."
·:~:i~:::.b)em on the beach ror the--past---ttesiilCnts ~H-eld-C1v1 I Liberties Union lawyers A. L. Wtr1n Day civilian parade marked t_he fir.st h .1 ... 11h. d •Av goodbye. , "f"'<lnd' Fred:0krand-------t• ·--·-IM"lh '~r-··11·-,.......,.,..,."1;:-y-__QJP>\W!.!'.1-M ~.,.. · · _ 1me since -a~ a may ay .,~e~n u ~obb was arrested by Laguna Beach a Soviet Jtader attacked the United
She spe:nt 16 years in Italy bj!:fore com~
ini to the-United' Stites, and became a
U.S. citizen in 1959. The creatUres are carried by currents
and as the seasons cha.na the currents
sweep them closer to s~ where many
are beached by the tides.
Ll!eguards~sald a.number of swimmers
were stung oyer the weekend by jellyfish
lurking in the waves. But they said some
beachgoers were stung by creatures that
had aJready washed ashore.
Tentacles draped across the iand can
still infiict-the painful sling even i! the
jellyfish is dead, llfeguarCls said .
Boat traffic in Newport Harbor over
lhe weekend was heavy according to the
Orange County Harbors, Beaches and
Parks Oeparlmt:nt and "it looked a lot
like a good summer weekday."
t "Things were more confusing than
usual," said a Harbor Department
spokesman, "tbe boats entered 1n the
Ensenada race this wee.k began coming
in to ask for n1oorings."
l'rom Page J
GREENTREE • • •
tension of time that would all<>w the Bren
firm lo add 330 homes to complete the
63o-single, fan1Uy home development, iil-
cluding the promised park.
That decision was delayed for council
action on May 9, pending indication "Of
residents' views en the parks issue. and
110Ssi ble solutions or the tract's un-
favor able in1pact on srhools. ,
· The long fanie so!Ution to the paiks
l~sue, Burton said . may well be a three-_
level park -system 111 which· all 1malf
qe.ighborhood parks are Privately owned.
The third J~vel of 11ar~~u}d _b~ ~he i~·
lermedlate-slzed Park conta1nJng p ubl!C
tennis ccurts and pools, Burton !aid:
~ese. parks would be larger than the
neighborhood park.! and smaller than the
c.'Ounly regional parks, <>ne of which is un
-derwl)' near Uniyer1ity Pa'rk.
Accessibility to the public is the chie.
objection to city Ol\'tltrsh lp and taxpayer
supported n1aintenance of lhe
ne ighborhood parks.
The city ov.'ned and operated "in
termediate'' park would presumably be
casil)' accessible to all rtsidents of the ci
t)'. Burton noter1.
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On Drug Charges
. Four Capistrano Beach residents were
arraigned on narcotics charges this
morning following lhelr arrest Friday
after allegedly selling 50 pounds of mari·
juana lo San Cl~mente detecti ves.
Sgt. Frank Yerger said the four wt:re
taken ln~o custody at 26982 Avenida las
Palmas. They wer e identified as Susan
Gay Levine, 25: Jeffrey Feller Levine,
28; Randy 'l'IM\'"BS LaMotte, 21 ; and
Steven Wayne Davi,s, 20, afl of the La
. Palmas address.
They were arrested without incident,
Yerger said. and were held on $15,IXX> bail
each pendJng their arraignment.
The sergeant said San Clemente Police
became involved in the case three weeks
ago when one <>f the suspects allegedly
sold 10 pounds· of marijuana to an un.
dercover narcotics agent. Following the
alleged purchase o( the marijuana , the
undercover Agent made a second
purchase, this one allegedly of 1,000
benzadrlne talbels.
Yerger said delectives obt'8ined a
search warrant and went lo the home
Friday under lhe pretense of buying 50
pounds of marijuana. Following the alleg-
ed-purchase, the police officers identified
themselves. arrested the rour and
searched the home .-
They claim lo have found small quan·
lilies of hashi!h. marijuana and assorted
pills,-Yetger said.
Capo Beach Pot
'Biggie' Found.
A raid on a Capistrano Beach motel
room during the weekend yielded a haul
of more than 80 pounds or marijuana and
IY.'O men accused of peddling it, Orange
County sheriff's officers said .
Deputies booked Alfred 1'.larlin Ztlkind.
35. of 31567 Florence Court. South Laguna
and Robert Ensign. 12. of Pi1issoula, Mon-
tana into Orange Coun~)I" Jail on charges
or possessing marij uana with Intent to
sell.
Both men 'l'·ere arrested in a motel <it
34826 Pacific Coast Hig hway. Capislr11no
Beach. by investigntors y.·ho §hid lhty
"·orked on a tip th11t "biggies" in the
South Co8st drug distribution busint'SS
could bt found there. Court appearances
are being scheduled today for bolh men.
Officers claim they found 39 "brlc~s·· of
high class marijuana -about 86 pounds
of the drug -stacked in their· molt!
N>Om.
Kiwanis Club Gi"e '
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Reade1·-.iewe1· Gift
po_hce . after he allegedly p~ocur~d ·states by nime.
~1scarr1ages on }'.OUng women patients 1n -North Vietnam's official news agency
his art colony office. . today claimed four more American
He was cleared of. ~borll<>n charges military aircraft over .Norlh Vietnam.
when Santa Ana Muruc1paJ Cour:t Jud~e The Vietnam News Agency sai.d in a Pau~ M~st ruled that California .s broadcast heard in Tctyo that two planes
Th7rapeulic Abortion Act was . unconsb-were downed Sunday in Quang Blnh pro-
tut1onal. vince jwit north of the Demilitarized B.ut District Attorney Cecil Hicks Taler l.one. •
revived those charges by successfully VNA said a third plane was downed
urging the Orange County Grand Jury to there Saturday.
indict Robb. The physician will be tried The fourth shootdown occurred ovt:r
<>n the basis of that indictment. Nghe An province, VNA said.
. The ~tat~ Supreme Ccurt recently ruled The types of planes involved and the
Jn rev1ew1ng an Alamt;da Ccunty. ca~ rate of the crewmen are not apecified.
that a woman may obtain an abortion 1n -North Vietnam'S official radio
any licen~d California .hospital if .her declared today that the demilitarized
doctor decides the operation 1s necessary ione between-North and South Vietnam is
to preserve her physical and-or mental not an international border and that
health. . -movement of tanks, artillery and troops
That t w o • to ~ o JI e r u f 1 n g struck across it does not constitute an invuion.
down the 1967 Therapeutic Abortion "South and North Vietnam are simply
Law's requirement that every abortion two zones of a unified Vietnam teri-1tory.
should receive advance appro\.!al by a
hospital committee cf physicians.
Campus Guards
Oear Building
At Col1unhia
NEW YORK (UPI) -Campus lecurity
i;i:uards -cleared~:io students out or-
Hamllton Hall at Colwnbla University
early todar. leaving ope building still.cc·
Cripie(fby antiwar demonstrators.
A university spokesman said the
JilUnrds entered the-building at s~30 a.m.
but ran into heavy barricades at the door
that took some time to clear away.·
After the guards gol lnto. the building,
the · sll1dents ned , -the~ SjiOKesmal'I.
university information director Fred
Knubel. said ...
"there was no physical contact." he
said.
"There y.•as no ph)'sical contact ," he
said .
Knubel said about 30 guards \\'ere in·
vol\'ed in clearing the hall and there were
about an equal number of st udents inside.
The action left only Lewisohn Hall still
in the hands of the demonstrators.
Knubel declined to say what action the
university plans at Lewisohn.
Unlvers itv officials and the students in
Jlamilton H-all met for 20 nlinu tes Sunday
night in an attempt to negotiate an agree-
ment to clear the building.
Al LA International
707 Clips Building
LOS ANGELES (UPll -A chartered
Brita'nnia Ajrways Boelng 707 with 135
passengers clippe(i a building and light
st:indard <\S it tax it'd to take off at Los
Angeles International Airport.
There y.·ere no injurie/ Sunday.
Damage lo ~ bjlilding a.od airtraft was
estlmaled at SI00,000.
·Flight 'Increase.
Will Not Affect
County Service
Despite a presa release from Hughes
Airwest booming lour added jet filghll
~ally out of .Orange County Airport, the
·service extensions will not violate jet
departure limits set by the board or
supervisors. ' . . ·
Robert Bresnahan, a i r po r t' ad-
miqlstrator .---said the new-terVlce is
merely utenslon1 to other cities of
flights already allowed under Hughes' ex·
pired lease agreement with the aitl_>Q_rt.
The old lease restricted "jet takeoffs to.
13.2 per day on the average. Including the
new service to San Diego. Salt Lake City,
Tucson. Las Vegas and Phoenix,
Bresnahnn said, Airwest's service totalS
12 departures on w.eekdays. On Saturday
there are only 8 takeoffs and 9 on Sun-
day.
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COLUMNIST ·. • •
sordid, is no business of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation. Yet FBI chief J.
Edgar Hoover has demonstrated an in·
tense interest in who is sleeping with
whom in Washington.
"President Johnson was one White
House oct:upant who had a fine ap-
preciation for stories a.bout t~ t:X·
tracurrlcular love lives of public figures.
Hoover happily prt:pared secret memos,
loaded with intimate details . about the
Personal affairs of the high' ind mighty,
for the PrQ!idenl's bedtime reading,"
Anderson charged.
(Anderson'•· ~lumn appears reguJarly
on the editorial page of the DAILY
PILOT.) ...
Andenon'I' appearance today Coincided
with publlcaUon of a column by him
quoting ucerpts from the purported FBI
In 1970, Miss Scala was divorced from
actor-turned-stockbroker D<>nald J •
Burnett after a marriage of nine years.
They had no children .
The actress was awarded $103.800 in
alimony payable over a IO-year period.
After leaving her parents in Italy, she
\Vent to live with an aunt in.Long Island,
where she attended high school. She later
left for Hollywood and v.·on her first ma~
jor role with Jane Wyman and Rock
Hudson in "All That Heaven Allo~·s."
··1 knew I had to leave Italy when I wa!I
15 or 16," she once said. ··otherwise, [
would have married at 18 and settled ~
down to bejng a housewife.
"I knew over here there would bt o~
portunity and excitement."
Van Overturns,
Tln·o,vs out 3;
Girl, 18, Dies
memos -A San Juan Capistrano girl died when
H '11 •• to k f the the van in ~hich she was riding .ov.e.r· e o ereu ma e some <> turned on the Ortega Highway 11 miles
documents available to the sul>-C'ast or San Juan Capistrano late Satur·
c<>mmlttee. day.
Anderson delivered his testimony under Gayle· Summers, 18 of 31371 Arguella
\Vay. was dead on arrival at Mission
oath. <:ommunity Hospital in Mission \'iejo
Viejo. High Slates
Career Week Talks
Mission Viejo Hieb School etudents will
ht:aJ representatives from 27 different
occupations during Career Week li-fay 8-
12. • Informational presentations will take
place daily in addition to regular classes_ ..
Job fields ' to be di!cussed include
agriculture, journalism, armed forces,
pre-school education, music, construction,
trucking, forestry and airlines.
near midnight. ?.Uss Summers was
thro"·n from the vehicle as were two
other occupants.
Ismael Pinon, 20, 0£ ISOS ·Estrella, San
Clemente, and Scott McDonald, 21, of
26686 Calle Monterno. Capistrano Beach
were"reported in good cond ition today at
South Coast Community Hospital. Pinon
\Vas identified by officers as the vehicle's
driver.
California High"·ay Patrolmerf said the
van \\•as westbound when it left th~
roadway on a curve. skidded across the
h ighway and rolled over.·
The 18--year-old became the county's
86th traffic fatallty this year. There were
73 fatalities by this date la st year.
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The-J\:iy.•sni~ Cli.ib of lr,•lnt has.
prestnred a • ~ticroficht Readtr-and
\"leY.·er lo University High SchoQI for Its ~:-------------. a.good
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information on 2SO ('(11\eges. 300 oc-
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schools.
Students "·iii use the machine in both
individual and group activities. Counselor
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VOL. 65, NO. 122, 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA l
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ilolONDAY, MAY I, 1972
Tod•y's Final
N.Y. Stocks -
TEN CENTS
Alcohol ·Public Areas to Be Considered
The consumption of alcoholic beverages
in such. public places as city parks and
recreah?fl halls will be considered tonight
by Huntington Beach Councilmen.
Current city rules forbid it.
City Administritor David Rowlands
has submitted a report to the council on a
suryey of other-cities and their policies.
In it he warns councilmen to:
-Weigh the cost or permitted alcohol
Elsinore Races
. '-
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versus pres~t policy, measured in terms
or increased.adminlatrative, public safety
and facility maintenance costs.
-Consider the moral Wue: adult soctal
customs and patterns versus the city's
obligation to provide public recreational
facilities for all ages.
In Rowlands' survey of '18 Southern
California cities and counties, SO do not
allow the use of alcobollc:, beverages in
parks or cit)' recreation {.'.lcilities, \\'hile
18 allow some. though restricted. use.
The Huntington Beach Recreation and
Parks Commission deadlocked 4 to 4
l\\'ice (Feb. 9 and fl.1arch 8) on the ques-
tion of allo\\·ing aJcohol in public
facilities.
Commissioners did uphold the current
rule ajainst allowing alcohol in the parks
or on the beach.
It's use In rrcreation halls. ho~·ever.
has been pushed by groups which like to
serve beer or wine wilh certain functions.
Rowlands also pcints out . lhia would open
!he recr~ation hall~ fo such typical social
or family gatherings as weddlng l"ecep-
tions and wine tasting parties.
Most cities. ho\rever, opPoSe it,
because they believe it caµs~ problems
in policing.
1•1t does have a hi.story or pro blems." ' says Ureguard Captain Doug !)'Arnall,
explaining n•hy alcohol Is nol allo11·1'<1 011
the city btach or pier.
"It is a shan\t.,' becau'st a lot or
Jamllles come to lhe bench nnd dnd l1kts
lo have a beer \\'ilh his hot doA."
D'Amall said . "Bui If you 11llo1v him to
drink. so can other elements ."
uang Tri
Ho11'lands :1lso po1n1 s out th11t local
1·h11r1·h1•s And Sl'hool i.:roup.'1 a r f"
11naltrr:1l.ily op1.iosed to thf' usl' o(
alrohohl' be1 rr:1gcs in rity pnrks or
b«:lChl'S.
A11yo111• Ol't'I' 21 Is a1101t'l'd th(• 11se or
;Ll<·ohol1c bt.•vrrlt\!rs on llunlington Anrl
Uolsa Ch1l·:1 st<1lt> h<>flrhr~. RS tl'tll A~
stai r park/\ and bencht•s throughout the
~il:tlr.
Lost Cyclists Keep
Lawm~n Bu-sy S. Viet,s Abandon Strategic Strip
SAIGON (AP ) -The South Viet-Skyraider pilot was pickrd up: lhr fair or '''as a 1unrine posilion 1111 JllghwRy l eight.
namese abandoned Quang Tri today, giv-\he second wns unkno11·n, 1nililnry or-111iles south or tha~ 1·ity nnd 24 mlle5
LAKE ELSINORE (AP) -About sl .. py little town like thb," nld sheriff's
150,000 persons, many on motorcycles, Capt. Russ Hawk. ''Our most serious
tng the Communlst C<Jmmand control or a ficials said. nor th of llue.
broad strip or strategic territory just The loss of Quani.: 1'rl hnmediotely h1· Associntcd Press correspond ent llolger '\. have left here after three days of cycle races, traffic accidents and minor in· problem was about 4!l traffic accidents.''
cldents which 'kept the Riverside County .The fifth annual Elsinore Motorcycle
below the demilitarized zone and a creased the threat to llue, the former im-splingboard for attacks deep into the perial capital 32 mi!Cs (arther south. Like Jensen reported fn11n 1 luc that the first
south -possibly against Hue. Quang Tri, Hue la believed to be marked of t~e Quang Tri defenders reached the
sheriff's office hopping. Grand Prix attracted not only spectators,
'.'lt _v.:as wall:to·w.~ .people_on 1.lain ·-. Hzwk· said -Sunday; but also·members of ~
Street ,and that s quite a problem for il the Hell's Angels motorcycle club.
"We hal)e giver:i up· plans to defend · as a primary. target of J:laooi's offensivt. line. after fight.Ing post North Vletnamcso
'"1}ant Trj," ·Bfig. -Gelf. -Thomas Bowen.--If-he-northernmost-1>01~t ·of Rovt>rflment.-..forces·controlhng the snndy cna11tal dune11-
senior U.S. adviser in !he northernmost con trol after Quan~ Tn's abandonment area south of the11bandoned city.·
There were 20 arrests for various lst Military Regio.1. said in disclosing the * ·.'\· ~-
£ily's abandonment. ' Davis Diary
_..-;. .itry Tells~
Of Her 'Love'
SAN JOSE (AP) -In a defense con-
tested diary, parts of which were releas-
ed for the first time today, Angela Davis
envisions her.Self "ripping down" George
Jackson'1 cell door and flgfltlng to free
hint
Portiom of the 18-page document found
in Ja,sk.son'1 cell after he was killed at
San~entin prison Aug. 21 were made
public in the transcript of a closed
chambers hearing at Miss Davis'
murder-kidnap-consJftracy trial.
itd e ·Richard--~ Arnason said he
wo rule this week on whether t2 allow
it to evidence. · "
The document was signed: "Uive you,
Jove you, with Jove even more abQunded.
even more unconquerable. Your lifelong
wife."
The diary . begins July 8, after h-tiss
Davis' first and only face-to-face meeting
with Jackson at the Marin County jail.
She describes her feelings when she first
aaw him:
"A scene frozen in the mind : , l am
1tanding in the little glass cubicle
downstairs, standing wailing, loving,
desiring, and then hot cold rage when the
chains begin to ratye as you slowly des-
cend the stairs surrounded by that small
army of mindless but a r m e d
reasons, including assault 'with a deadly
weapon, possession of dru gs and drunken·
oess.
Some persons ·were admitted to a local
hospital for treatment of stab wounds.
Hawk said no one was in custody in the
stabbings. ~
Some race spectators were hurt when
cycles ran off the course and into the
cro~·d. The injured totaled 150 ••
But authorities reported no serious in·
juries, only a few brOken window• in the'
downtown area and, "oulllde ol the traf-
fic problems, things weren't too tiad,"
Hawk 11.id.
"Obvloualy, with 1,lnt outlaw cyclists
here, the potential for trouble .wa1 great.
But the iilOst trying thing was the traffic
accidents .. We average 10 a month ao 40
in three days is incredible.''
Officials admitted they· have 1 mauive
clean-up task ahead of them after tons of
litter were left at the lake and on city
streets.
A group of citizens prptested the event
being staged around the lake but lost a
court battle to halt the races.
Ruling Awaited
On Duke's Votes
As Councilman
automatons." Freshman City . Councilm41n Henry
She described her frustration•1t being Duke will learn t.onight hOw valid his vote
helpless to free him from his chains and is on certain matters that crossed his
•ays: "As I re-experience_lhls...now .... my-~_patlf while he was still a-Huntington
puJse beats faster, I begin to breathe Beach Planning Co mmissioner.
harder, and I see mysel[ tearing down Five public hearings, continued from
this steel door, fighting my way to you, the.April 17 m,eeting, are set for tonight's
ripping down your cell door, and letting 7 o clock session. .
you go free. I feel as you do so terrible is Oty Attorney Don Bonfa was asked to
this love." ' research hia original opinion that It would
Dl1ring last week's hearing, Prosecutor be a conflict of iilterest for Duke ~ vote ,
:Albert Harris Jr. argued that an edited ~s a ~ncllman on appeals to declSi?ns
version of the document should be read to m wh~ch. be cast 1 ballot as a plannmg
jurors. He said it is crucial to showing commmioner. . . ,
Miss Davis' motive for allegedly helping .Bonfa r~used to say what his ~ec1.!non
plot an abortive August 1970 CoUrtbouse will be. tomg~. saying the council must
escape attempt in which four were killed. hear bis decislOll first. ,
Defense attorney Leo A. Branton Duke, who was elected on a strong anlt-
argued that the diary was written aln10st apa~ment pla~rorm, was upset at the
a year after the Aug. 7 1'.far~·n County previous ITM!ehng wh.en he learned he
Civic Cente escape attempt an a ir~ coul~ not lWte on several .matters !n-
relevant tor ,the charges agains w :uss volvtng apartments and high density . developments.
Davis. Ronfa pointed out that his office pro-
vides legal advice, but the council does
not have to follow his advice.
tlA1t.Y l"!lOT Sltff l'Mttt
LEADING THE CITY
Fountain Valley's Hollinden
Valley Mayor
Ever in Action
But C0ment;ed
By MICHAEL GOODRICH or tN D•Ur l'lltt Sllff
When he was an Air Force typhoon
reconnaissance officer, Al Hollinden fl ew
into the middle of 40 different typhoons,
Today he is still in the middle of things
as the mayor of Fountain Valley.
Hollinden, who came to Fountain
Valley in 1965 after a 22-year career as
an Air Force meteorologist, was selected
mayor April 18.
"I don't feel too mucb,. dirferent as
mayor," said Hollinden. The mayor is a
councilman and my position is I'm one
out of five. I think the strength our coun·
cil comes from the dillerent talents we
have on the council."
.Hollinden is enthusi,stic and optin;iistic
about the future of Fountain Valley,
perhaps because·it is the fj;st community
he haa had a chance to De part of after
jumping around the world during his
military career.
Raised in a Small southern Illinois town
named Ferdinand, Hollinden joined the
Anny Corps during World War II at the
age of 17.
Follow ing the war he attended the Air
Force weather · school at {;hanute Air
Force Base in Illinois. \li'Jftle stationed
there for eight y_ears he earned a
bachelor's degree in geography.
Transfered to Guam and commissioned
an officer, Hollinden spent 1954-55 as 1
typhoon reconnaiasance officer flying into
every major Fa: 'Eastern typhoon during
that period .. ,
Hi!I later assignments included aiding
in the t'Onstruction of the Air Force
Academy as a meteorological eng ineer
plus staff auigrunents in Tokyo and
Omaha, Neb.
Along the way, his honor al.so picked up
a bachelor's degree in civil engineering
and a master's in meteorology.
"I remember when we used to pa ss
through California from . the howling
blizzard!! in the mldwe.rt on our way"1o
(See HOLIJNDEN, Page %1
He added that the troops left in the
area would be "wor king their way out as
best they can." ,
Should the North Vietnamese .actually
occupy Quang Tri city, the possibility re-
-mained that allied air strikes would be
brought to bear on it. Lt. Gen . Goang
Xuan Lam, lst ntilitary region com--
mander, has said-he will order the
destruction of any town occupied by the
enemy.
Quan& Tri Wll virtually deserted of its
25,000 resldenta during the five days of
enemy 1hellin1 and ground probes that
preceded abandonment.
1be Quang Tri loss, Hanoi's fir~t major
triumph in the ~ay-old offensive, was
accompanied by these developmtntl in
other parts o( South Vietnam ~
-A large area along the central coast,
with a population of 200,000 and iln im-
portant rice crop, fell to enemy control.
-The North Vietnamese increased
pressure on the provincial Capllal of An
Loe. 60 miles north of -Saigon.
-Saigonese began to feel their first ,
. tw itches of 1ar nerves in the offensive a.s
some officiala predicted pos.sible rocket
attacka on the capital itself.
, Allied officials believe the Communist
command seeks to take over the two
northernmost provinces of Soq_th Vietnam
to give Hanoi and the Viet Cong
bargaining power at the peace talks in
Paris.
Several thousand South Vietnamese
troops were 1rying to battle their way
south from Quang Tri, capital 'of the prov-
ince of the &ame name,. I.ate today after
efforts to defend the clty were officially
abandoned.
Field reports said at~least-20-American.
field advisers were with them, having
volunteered to stay with their unita as 80 ·
other Americans and 49 South Viet-
namese were extracted in a darlng
helicopter resc ue operation .
A U.S. AlE Skyraider bom~r. Oying
with the helicopters to suppress ground
fire, and an OV2 forward observer plane
were shot down during the rescue. The
115,000 Hit Beaches;
Guards Rescue-36
Lifeguards rescuro 36 persons rrom
churning surf this weekend as near per-
fect beach weather lured an estimated
IIS,000 persons to city and state beaches
in Huntington Beacti.
Jellyfish posed "no problem" at either
city or state beaches. life guards said.
Surf was reported "moderately rough" at
three to fou r feet.
' W at;er Quits ;
Studerits Out
. ~ _ 'l'ht,2,300~•1o!dl!>I& at Jluntinil
Ni~on Girl~ .C~mpaigning ..
~ -· °¥_,.' ..-.,,,.. II - -·'I' ~ ...... _ •• _,J.._.,""""" _.. • ..._ .. "' · Beach llig}l SchoOl wentoomi ear.
ly toclay when the central water
main broke, shutting off all water
to ·the campus. President's Family Has Jet Fleet for V.S. Trips
Principal Woodrow Smitti said . ... .
the students were dismissed 1t 11 BJ FRANCES LE~ · Jn recent wetks. toough, .a.t t~ the travel tab for those appearances.
. ' . .
a.m .• but classe) are txpected to be • WASHINGTON (AP) -Whlll Pres!· Democrat. fig)lt It odt on the. prlm:'{Y llirdly a week has gon< ~Y this year
back to normal Tuuday. dent. Nixon sticka mainly to I foreign battlegrounds, the Nlxon name ls kept 1n withou~ some scheduled appearance for
Viet Gener<il
TltrO'WS Fits
SAIGON IUP l1 -A South Viet-
namese general reportedly threw
temper tantrums today aft er being
evacuated from the provincial
capital of Quang Tri.
He was identified as Brig. Gen,
Vu Van Glai , commander or the Jrd
Division, who pulled out with his
enttre staff.
U.S. advisers reach ing llue said
he lo11t cOmrnunication with other
units and "began throwTng temper
·tantrums because he didn 't have
control of hl1 own people." '
Final Arguments
Set in Murder ·
Trial of Mesan
Lawyers for both aides today prepared
their final arguments 11 the Orange
County Superior Court murder trial of
James Noel Sipult or Costa..Mesa moved
into Us final hour11.
Prosecutor Ted Millard and defense8 1.
tomey .Lawrence Buckley planned to of.
fer their final slalements to \he jury afler
Millard has ~uestioned two rebuttal
wlfnesses -the last w.itne11Ses in· the
three-wtek trall before Judge Robert L.
Corfman.
Sipult, 48, of 2924 Peppertree Lane . i!
accused of first degree murder In . the
deaih or his daughter-in-law Kathleen, 19,
last Aug, 30 at her fl untingtl>n Deach
home . -Prosecution witnesses have featifled
that Sipult ltfl the house at 10122
Kamuela Drive, following a fam ily
squabble that also Included his three sons
and his estr1nged wife and later returned
to fire the riJle shot through the scree·n
door that killed Kathletn Sipult.
The dead woman'• husband , Jack
Sipult, 22, told the jury the ahot narrowly
missed him and struck hl1 wife who wa!
standing beside him. lie testi~ed that he
grabbed hi! father and shot ~P.ie Dldcr
man In the knee as he wrestled hjm to
the ground.
The elder Slpult wa!l later arrc!lted at
his Costa Mesa apartment. 1fe wept in .
the witnt!S box during the trial •~ he
testified that he never Intended lo shoot
hi.!! daughter-in-law. . __
II 11 "l'tC~ thal the c~ wJll 10 ,IJJ
lhe-fiiry · for fl! nilful!' [altf·IO!faf,
Y<>uth .Arrested '. , '
On Holdup Rap
llbt. water m1\n was broken by travels that probably will dominatt fron t the Jocal news by Pat Ni1on, Julie the Nixon women. They have ranged into
work crews from Leroy Crandall pagl:5 this spring, his wife •¥ two Eisenhower and Tricia C.01 appearing in a dozen states -_aome o{ them aeveral Franklin B. McMahan was heJd In Hun·
and Msociates, a Los Angeles daughters will fan out 1cross the country places from Fknida to Cslifomia . limes -and visited a variety of ' tington Dea<:h city jail today on suspicion
·7..tngl_neering firm that is condt.K:tJng in lesf-"publici;td 1oodwill .1ppearances, And, Mr1. Smith predicts, such trip:ii organitation~. Including 4-H. clubs:, in:_..i_ of robbhlf~Farrell's ild f'aahk>ned Ice
soil 1tudles of the c•mpus prior to Tfie womei1'• vot, is eipected to be a will Leyo_oed....Up. _______ __.uwuonl-for-1hrblind nc1-retm!k1, 1 Cream p·arror, 1~1 Beach Blvd., of Sflr 1--1-!the~co~nstru~~ct~io~n!.ol~n~~Wll!l!IJIU.-f~~· -lldor-in-lhe presldl'nttlhl?ir,=T•.--"-" Nixon women have tti nee:t of gi!lrden cluli!, historic sites and events Sunday night.
summer. pollsters aay, and the Nllon famiJy's pre.aidenilal jtts al their dliposal. And that Pre1ident Nixon has been unable to Police 1ald lhe: -ttyear~ld 11u!lpect wat._
Smlth aald Uttrr was no w1ter tripe.will be: 1 low~by bid for It. use the military plmla"for persona) trips 1Uend~-arrested at his t.ong\Be11ch home ofttr a
for s•ers, drlnklnc or fin Jll'O' But Whlte Rodie spokesman Helen because of Secret StrYice: aniietitl about But last week, ori a trip into Ntw York fi'arrell'1 l'UJtomer fo1~wed twQ bandlt'l
tectioo, 50 ever)'One had lo be tent Smith contends theR b'lvtls -already •rei1I hijackin&. Slatf!, Tricia 11id Oa tly 1he was out ca~ and took down the lice e number of the
borne. "Thf tids'wtre hippy," be under way -art not uclualveJy cam· · The onJy acimowJedged camp1lgn IJ>" palgning for her father and pred icted 1etall.'IY c1 r,1
>dded. "And WI warned the budl pai3J> trips. She AJI tile lft.lldcntW 1"'nlnce1·are four btrnglooal ,..,,,.,,., tbtrt wlll be m1ny poUtkal 1ppearancts. McMahan was bQoked !Ulp icion of m....,.is.• family 11 just accopting IOIDe of Ille usual c:onr.,,,_, 'Ille Whllt ljOUJt 1,ald the including trips on beball of otbtr ,acm..r robbery. Police aro 11111 lttltln&
-~====---====~ nm of lnvilatiam lt I'll· GOP alfOClll Committee would .pick up Rtpubllcan candidaln. tbt "'°ncl su1ptct, -------..
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Latest War
Develop1nent s
In Vietnam ·
From Wire Ser\•lce•
I lcre are toda y's development on the
Viet'1am War fronts 1t L&lance:
QUANG TRI-Solith V·I et n •me 1 e
military commanders and most U.S.
military 1dvloer1 n7 out o Quanc Tri
Jtavlng defenses to J0,000 troop·1 and
"substantial number·" of U.S. advisers,
still fighting at nightfall.
QUJ NHON-North Vlcrnamese in
coastal highland s capture third district
capital, Tam Quan, and control of Zb0.000
of province population: LandlnR' Zone
English under lire and U.S. advisers 0;1'
oUt.
KONTUM-BaUlc reported at· fire
Base Lim a, last major defense for Cen·
!ral flighland1 city. Some U.S. ;idvi.sers
leave Kontum and J'le iku. 25 miles nway.
llUE-:.Communls t allack artillery hase
nine mlle!I west of lfue; South Viel·
namese officials fly their faml lles to
safety ; troops inter cept sapper trying to
blow up comman headquarters In Jfue'•
ancient Citadel.
f'llNO~f l'ENJl-Cambodlan rorce1 •
abandon bord er town' of Bavct and Kom·
pong Trach. Communi sts blow up br/dg&
at Go Dau fla , 35 miles northwest of
Saigon. and five inJlesJtQm Davel, LoQ
or Komµong ·rrach , opens ln flltratfon
route into Saigon area rrorn south.
FLOR~VILLE. Tex-President Nixon
1ays Communists wlll take •er South
Vietnam Jf Unlt~c.1 States !!tops using air
and !lea power. in Indochina ,
PAH.l~lfanoi adviser Le Due Tho
return!! to Paris for 1ecret talkl'I with
tJnited StateJ; Saigon spokesman 1ay11
'rho gives no hope for early end to the
war. •,
Crisis Hits Muse ums
VENICE, Jt1ly (UPIJ -Three small
muM:ums Jn Venlct closed down list -
wee k bec1111sc ushers have quit to take up
scal!Ona l job! a11 beach llfcguarda.
Orange C.an
Weac•er ,
It will he sunny and warm 'nses.
d0ay. fllllo~·inR early momlng roe
.and low clouds al~g the~coaat, ·~oriffn~'· th! W!atl!trl•il)I; Ing ·
of 62 ~l 1he bt.<ich. rising to 70 In·
land. Lows 42·52,
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Jellyfish
·mt Beacl1
In Newport
Hordes of slimy jellyfish continued
their two week inva.Sion of· Newport
Beach beaches and many of the 200,000
weekend visilOrs ·were on the receiving
end of painful stings, lifeguards reported
today.
Elsewhere on the Orange Coast,
Laguna Beach lifeguards reported some
jeJlyfish victims but no great ,numbers of
them. San Clemente's surf was clear as
was Huntington Beach.
"We had at Jeast-100 first aid! Saturday
and Sunday and a lot of those were
stings," said a Newport Bea eh lUeguard
spokesman. "'
Despite the small surf, strong riptide!
took their toll of swim mers. • •
"\Ve made at least eight or 10 rescues
over the weekend," Newport lifeguards
reported.
Sunny balmy weather and waler
temperatures in the 60s drew most of the
crowds to the sand.
The jellyfish invasion has been a con·
tinuing problem on the beach for the· past
two weeks.
The creatures are carried by currents
and as the seasons change, the currents
sweep·them clorer to shore where many
are be.ached by the tides.
Llftgllards said a number of swimmers
were slung over the weekend by jellyfish
lurking in the waves. ·BUt they &aid some
beachgoers were stung by creatures that
bad already washed ashore.
Tentacles draped across the 1and can
1till Inflict the painful 1ting even if the
DAILY PILOT f,1111 Pnott
HUNTINGTON HONEYS -Girls pimpeling -in the Miss Huntin~ton
Beach Co ntest unveil charms. Bottom row {from Jeft) Lanna Dalley,
17; Sheldean Ashbrook Cade, 17; Sandy French, 18; Vicki ·Tallman,
17; Jeana Terry, 17. Mjddle ro\v (from left) Bonnie Owen, 17; Kathy
Sass, 17; JanelJe Peterson, 18; Kelly Parker. 17; Lynne Gilbertsen, 17.
Top row (from le ft ) Barbara Krause, 23; Pam Chase, 18; Karen Ro-
chester, 17; Helen 1-Ieitz, 17. ·
I 7 Contestants to Vie ,.
For Title in Huntington
jellyfish is dead, lifeguards said. Seventeen pretty girls will vie for Miss director of the Broadway in Huntington
Center.
Valley Boy
Unconscious
•
In 13th Day
' Nine year-old Dayid Croghan of Foun·
tain Valley entered the 13th day of an
encephalitis induced coma this morning
cifter being removed from the intensive
care unit of Huntington lntercommunity
hospital.
The Tamura School fourth grader was
remo\•ed from the special unit Saturda,Y
In order to conserve limited health in·
surance funds that his parents are car·
rying on him, llospi.tal officials said.
Young Croghan lapsed into a coma Il
days ago in his home at 8551 La Casita
Avenue after becoming ill with strep
throat.
''The treatment D;ivid is getting ls
equivalent to Intensive care," said Dr.
Eleanor Blatt, ''because the regular
nurses are working themselvf:s intQ .;:i.·
hauslion watching over him."
She stressed that the boy's life was not
endangered by not being in intensive
care, but she also said that if money
were available, he would probably be in a
special care unit.
She said that ir regular nurses become
loo bu sy to give young Croghan the care
he needs, she will transfer him back to
lhe intensive care unit.
A special "David Croghan Fund" has
been established and contributions may
be made through Tamura School by call·
ing 847-8529.
You Can Smoke "-· .
It in Ohio-If
You're a Nark
•
DAILY ~ILOT ~hilt 11'1' Jtl!I Jtlllll'
Girls Play, Too .
Gum chc\ving Jul ie Lester, 12, ·can pop a piece of bubble gum and a
baseball at th e same time. She's a regular for the Gold Diggers in the
Fountain Valley ·Little Miss Baseball League. There are 175 girls play·
ing on 12 teams in the league. Most games are played on ne\v dia mond
in front yard of Fountain Valley School District offices. Catcher is
Terri Lopez. 10. Umpire is Bill Bullock.
Men, There's
Help on Way
LONDON (UPI ) - A store is in-
stalling a "blush bar" in its
l''omen's dep,rtment.
Campus Guards
Clear . B11ilding
At -Columbia
Boat traffic in Newport Harbor <lver , Hunti~gt<ln Beach 1972 h<lnors May 12 in
=--he"-w~enthr!S-hn'1"acctJrdtn!i1o'-'ihe · -ttte ·aumtorlIDn·of HUntingtonFBtactt·High _ Seven or till! 17 "E:itlS' entel'edlhiS year-
are from Huiitington Beach Hi gh. Three
ea th ar.e from Edison High and Golden
West College, two are"from_..MMil'la High
while one is. Crom Orifn~Coast College
and one w"orks locally.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) -From. now
on, jt will.be legaJ. \o smoke-marijuana in
Ohio -as long as' you are a police un·
dercover agent intent upop arresting
persons for smoking marijuana.
It will &e staffed by male
employes and Is intended· for us~ by
male customers too embarrassed to
ask women's sales clerk for help in
selecting lingerie for wives and girl
fr iends.
NEW YORK (UPI\ -Campus security
guards cleared 30 !tudents out of .
-H~mi~ton Hall at Columbia ·university .
early today, leaving one building still OC·
cupied by anti Y.'ar demonstrators.
•
Ora.nge County Harbors, Beaches and School. ·
Parks Department and "it looked a lot The eighth ·annu al beautr pageant
like a good swn mer weekda y.'' star~s ~t 8 p.m. Girls will compe te. in
"Things were more confW:ing than evening gowns and bathing suits and \Viii
usual," said a Harbor Department be judged on poise, charm and persona!i·
The Ohio Supereme Court ruled that
police plain-clothes officers may possess
as well as smoke the illegal weed in order
not to blow their cover.
It will also sell cosmetics.
A university spokesman said the
guards entered the building at 5:SO 1.m.
but ran into heavy barricades at the door
that took some time to clear away.
spokesman, "the boats entered in the ty. ·
Ensenada race lhis week began corning Tickts for the pageant are ' $1.50 for
anyone over 18 and $1 for those under 18.
Tickets can be obtained at the door, May ·
12, or in advance by phoning 847-6665.
in to ask for n1oorlngs."
The spokesman said at least 100 boals
had entered the harbor over the weekend
to his knowledge.
"No telling how many others came in
alter making their own mooring ar·
rangements," the spokesman said. ,
Phone Increase
Conference Set
A General Telephone Company riquest
to increase Jls rates '21..4 million a year
will be the subject or a preheartng corF
ference before the California Public
Utilities Commission Thursday.
The conference, open to the pubIIC~lll
begin at 11 a.m. at the commission's Los
Angeles office, 107 S. Broadway.
0 1'he purpose of the meeting is to set
dates for hearings. determine what issue's
will be raised and decide what evidence
•di! be rece ived.
No evidence or testimony will be rec~ived at the conference, a PUC
apokesman stressed.
General Telephone is asking the rate
increase to offset recent wage increases.
City Contrihutio.ns
To County Discussed
A proposal for al i Orange Co unty cities
to contri~e one percent of their-gasoline
tax toward county beautification will be
_discussed by Fountain Vall ey city coun-
cilmen when they meet at 8 p.m. Tues-
day.
The county supervisors have proposed
that both the county and the cities fund
the gasoline tax toward bike trails, the
greenbelt development and o I her
benutificati on prC1ject s.
OIAN•I COAST •••
DAILY PILOT
Tht Oft• C011! DA ILY 'ILOT wlifl .tikft
II comblMd the Ntws-Prt11, la PllblllMd by
Ille Or•nge Ceasr Publlsl!Jng Comp1ny. SC!>'-
"'' tdllk>n1 tre Pllbllihed, MOl"OCUy through
Frid1y, hlr co1t1 Mes•, Ntwl!Orl 8 e1cll,
HontlnglOll Oeull/Fount1in v1111y, 1..111~
Sta-ell, l,...lne/Sftddltb1ck •1r.d S111 Clr m1n1e/
S&n Ju&n C~pi1!r•nD. A si11Qle rtQ!ontl
edJ!lon 11 publl11\fd Stlurd•Y• ind Sul'dty1,
Tiie P"lnc!p1I pullll1hl1111 pJ1nt I• I! llO W11I
l •r StrHI, cos11 MeN, c1111om11, '1'"·
Rebert N. W1M
,r11k:lfl1! Ind PUOllll'ltr
Jack R. Curl1y ·
Vk •-1'mldWll af'ld Gr111r1I M111191r
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Editor .
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Ch11ln H. IAo• Rich1l'4 P. Nin
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T1rry Covi/11 West Dnlngt Counl'I' Ed'I'°'
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Gordon -Wheatley will serve as master
cf ceremonies Cor his sixth straight year.
._'J"hile "Miss Wendy {Ward." Charlene
Mathews, will commeht on the girls'
fashions.
The ?G-member Golden West College
chorale, fresh from a singing tour of
Spain, will entertain, along with a special
five-piece stage band from Huntington
Beach High School.
This year's pageant-is under the direc·
tion of ~trs. Charlene Mathews and ,,_1rs.
Raymond Morehouse, representing the
women 's division of the chamber or com·
merce.
· Five judges will pick the girl who will
sucteed Connie Wiggins as Miss Hun-
tington Beach. Judges are : Ed 11arrell,
owner of Ed l!arrell 's Modeling School
;nd Agency: Barbara Stacey, dir_ector of
the. Sears Charm Sc hool:_,.Mlss Linda
Brown, who is Miss Air Cali(prnia: Sy~a
Buella. director or the Miss Orange Coun·
ty Pageant, and Marge Glover, personnel
From Pagel
HOLLINDEN • • •
the Far East," said lfollinden. "We liked ·
the weather and decided to setUe here ·
ifter I retired."
Hollinden soon became active in Foun·
ta.in. Valley and· was one <>f the founders·
pf the Fountain Valley Bobby Sox
League. Later he was appointed ' to the
parks and recreation commlssion.
"I had no idea that I would ever be
ma).'or of this city then," said Hollinden.
"I didn't think about runn ing for the city
council until a month before the 1970 fil·
ing date. I "'as sa tisfied with the in-
cumbents. But when Bernie Svals tad
decided not to run I decided to become a
candidate."
One of Hollinden's goals as mayor is
for the city lo set up a list of priorit ies
and concentrate on one or two important
areas at a time.
"\Ve need to determine what our goals
are . and set target dales for ac·
complishing them," said Hollinden.
"We need to •ke a complete analysis
of our industrial area. said Hollinden.
''As the· population of California in-
creases. I envision Los Angeles to San
Diego as a_megalopolis. Fou ntai n Valley
will be In the geographic cenler llnd with
our easy access lo the San Diego
Freeway and high \tandards of en-
vironment "'e should be able lo attract
light industry ."
liollinden also feel s Fountain Valley
should concentrate on expanding 0ils
recreation fa cilities.
F,our Capo B~c.h
Residents Held
On ·Drug Charges
Four Capistrano Beach residents were
arraigned on narcotics charges this
morning following tl!eir arrest Friday
after allegedly selling SO pcunds or mari·
juana to San Clemente detectives.
The decision was made in the case of
Leon M. Graham of Akron, CQflvicted last
year of possess ing marijuana.
Graham contended that Summit County
Deputy Sheriff Gene Chicoine, who ar·
rested him, unlawfully smoked mari-
juana.
The state's hlghest court upheld the
Summit County prosecutor's office con·
tenlion that:
"In Ohlo, there is no Jaw against amok·
ing marij uana; the offense is in ·its
possession. Wh•e· ah undercover police
of ricer in the e1ecution of.his official duty·
must occasionally have a smoke of marj..
juana (and is thereby in possession) in
ord er to protect bis true idenUt:Y .. and to
preserve his personal safety and v.·ell
being, (the Jaw >..grants him an exemption
from prosecution."
Graham was sentenced to 10.~20
years bl, prison.
Fa~y Recovers
After Five-day
Trek in Desert
ADELAIDE, Australia (AP j -A
seven-week.old girl was pushed in Iler
baby carriage tprough the scorching
NuJlarbor Deser t for five days by her
parents after the family car's gas tank
leaked dry ...
Railway worker Graham Greenwood,
2l and his 19-year-0ld wife, Marian, said
today they kept baby Trudy-Anne .alive
by feeding her on water from the car's
radiator, mixed wit h canned milk.
The parents Jived on a pack or cookies
After the guards got into the building,
!he students fled. the !pokesman,
university. infonnation director Fred . '
Knubel, said ...
··There l\'as no physical contact," be
said.
"There was no physical contact," be
said.
Knubel said about 30 guards. were in-
volved in clearing the hall and there were ._
about ao equi.I number of 1tudents inaide. !
The action left only Lewisohn Hall 1till
in the hands of the demonstrators . .!
Knubel declined to .. Say what actlbn the t'..
1:1niversity pla'tls at Lewi.sohn.
University officials and the students iii ~
liamilton :Hall met for 20 minutes Sunday ·:
night in an attempt to negotiate an agree·
ment to clear the building.
,.
and during the chill dessert nights huddled p • A eel
together with Trudy·Anne between them all' rrest
to keep warm.
They were arrested without incident !.~r~=::~ s~~a~~t ~~rilr!~t~10~~ In Camp Assault .
Yerger said, and were held on $15,000 b~il· LONDON (UPI) -Lord Shinwell, who SAN DI EGO (AP) -Twp TWns, o~ ::
Sgt. .Frank Yerger said the four \Vere
taken into custOOy at 26982 Avenida las
Palmas. They were identified as Susan
Gay Levine. 25; Jeffrey Feller Levine,
28 ; Randy Thomas LaMotle, 21 ; and
Steven \Vayne Davis, 20, all of the La
Palmas address.
Lord Shinwell
Weds in London
as EmatTiJel Shinwell . was a cabintt ~ach pending ~eir arraignrrient. minister and a-high offij:ial-in-the. labor soyght on a robbery warrant and the ..:..
The wg~ant said San Clemente police Party, married Mrs. Sarah ilunt today._· FL()WER HEIST other just released from prison .,here he '' was . serving a term on a murder con-became involved in the case three weeks He is 87; the bride is 75. viction, have been booked for in.
ago when one of the suspects allegedly Shinwell, 81111 kno..ohs "Minny" lo his • WILTS FRENCH vestigalion of raping two, 17·year-old "
ld 10 nd f . . • friends, was one of the most colorful girls, authoritie. s said. so pou s 0 . manJuana !o an u~ Labor leaders and members of Parlia·
dcrcover narcotics ageiit. Follo\ving the ment Britain ever produced. . 1-IANTES, France (UPI) -Some James Clayton Hamilton, 32, of Haskell recently released from a Texas penllen· alleged purcl]ase of the marijuana,..the He once crossed th~ floor of the house Frenchmen may be missing their tiary, and Joe L. Weaver, 37, of Oressa,
undercov er agent mitde a second or Commons and flattened an opposition traditional lily of the ~Riiey bouquet sought by Lubbock, Tex.. authorities,
purchase, this one alleg edly of 1,000 Critic with ii punch in the nose. The cr!tic for M_ay D~y ce~ebrat10T1 today. . \Vere arrested after a bulletin wa, issUed
bcnzad . 1 lb t r' turned out to be a former amateur boxing Police said ~1eves. made off with , ... / fol-them.
, rine ~ e s. . . \.... J champion, but he didn't hit back. a truck carrymg six tons of the • Investigators said the girls were at·
\erger said detectives obtained 8 -Lord Shinwell 's \lllarriage surprised flowers .. The truck was found later: lacked at a camp-ground early Sunday as
search y.•arrant and went lo the home even his closest friebds . Only two wit· they said, put the ·flowers wer( their husbands were held ·at gunpoint.-
Friday under the pretense of buying 50 nesses ac~mpani~ the bride and groom gone. They had been given a ride by the-men
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themselves, arrested th e four and
:sca,rc.hed the home.
They claim to have found small quan-
tilies of hashish, marijuana and assorted
pills, Yerger said.
Are Promiscuous
Girls Riskin,g
W onib Cancer? •
"\Ve're having a hard lin1e keeping up. EASTBOURNE, England (AP) _ x In the past.the city has concent rated on • small children, but now "'e have more British doctor says that some sexually
teenagers to provide for. \\le really need promiscuous young g i r I s show
a rect.e!ti.onal CQ.IJlplei v.·ith basket.ball ph ys iological signs of greater expcsure lo
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community who will "·ork to Ret things ea wor ers o e youn& ~P e i"nv-nt dont." about the dangers of the permissive sarrr..-
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WASHINGTON (UP/) o/umn/st
Jack Anderson charged at 1 Ciln·
gtesslonar hearing today that FBI direc-
tor J . Edgar Hoover prepared l!ecret
memos on !he love lives af publ ic figures
for the "bedtime reading" of forme;
President> Lyndon B. JohnS<l n.
Anderson said the FBI inveStigations of
private citizens were examples of the
kind of secrecy in government that
should not be permitted.
Among those he claimed were . subject
to such reports .were actors Marlon Bran-
do and Henry Belafonte, sports figures
sllch as Joe Namath, Muhammad Ali,
Lance Rentzel: and Joe Lauis, and black
leaders including Ralph Abernathy and
Roy Innis.
Testifying before the House freedom of
informati<ln subcommittee, Anderson
concentrated his attack primarily on the
"bungles and blunders'' of foreign policy
that he said administrations hide under
the lid of secrecy.
But he. also described another example
of what he clain1ed was an unwarranted
government exercise in secrecy.
"At hon1e, the executive branch con-
ducts secret investigations of prominent
Americans ... Anderson said. ,
"Their sex lives, drinking habits and
personal affairs have come under FBI
scrutiny. although the FBI has no
jurisdi ction nor justification for this kind
oLsnooping. A love affair, no matter haw
sordid. is no business or the Federal
Bureau of Investigation. Yet FBI chief J.
Edgar Hoover has demonstrated an in·
tense interest in who ;r--sleeping with
Whom in Washington.
"President Johnson was <lne White
House occ upant who had a fine ap-
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First Gau Ptutor
William Johnson, 25, of North
Holl)'\vood, awaits the decision
of the San Francisco Bay Area
clergy and lay delegates on his
application to be ordained a
minister of the United Church
of Christ. That affirmation
made him the first homosex-
ual pastor in the church. Story
on Page 5.
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Fifth Carrier Steams t·o War
Midway Arrives at 'Yankee Station" Off North Vietnam
From Wire St.rvice1
The attack carrier U~ Midway has arr-
rived· at 1•Yankee Station" off North Viet-
nam, bringing to five the t<llal of giant
carriers available for strikes f!n Com-
munist troo111 and installations for the
first time since 1969, a Navy spokesman
1ald today. ,
The Midway. \\'hich left Alameda,
Calif., April 10, joined the USS Hancock,
Curbs Lifted
Frorn Many
Small Firms
Coral Sea, 'Kitty Ha.wk and Constellation,
The attack carrier USS Midway ha$ II'"
on Sunday for duty ln the Tonkin Gull.
A sixth carrier. USS SaratOga, wa!
reported en route for Vietnamese duty.
A navy spokesman said five ·carriers
were assigned to the 7th Flfft from June
1965 to July 1969. He said ii was possible
llll of them "had been on the firing line al
one time '' during that period.
Jn other developme.nl!:
-U.S. troop withdrawals eiceeded
Prtsldent Nllon'1 May l target by 2,700
men, the U.S. Command 1n.ooun.ced to-
day. I
But U.S. naval strength off Vietnam
C<lntlnued to a raw. •
The command'• weekly summary put
U.S. 'mJlltary strength in Vietnam at
sa,100 men as of Thursday -a cut of
Gia s~ala Dead
Police Cite Possible Ove rdose .
8.400 -and 1pokesmen said the feve.l 11
o/ midnlght Apr\/ 30 was 16.300. Pr"ldenl
Nixon's May I goal was 69,000.
Nixon set 49,000 as his July I troop
strength target. At the peak three yeart
ago. there were M3.000 American troops
in ~lelnam.
T e Soviet Union reaffirmed today its
'"mi itilnt so\idar1ty" with Ccmmunbt
forces fighting In Indoch ina end broke 11
three-year .r.ta y Day moratoriu m on
decrying "U.S. agression"' by name:
"\\le reaffirm our militrint solidarity
\\'ith the couragC-Ous patriots of Vietnam,
Laos and Cambocha ""ho lead heroic
ii;trugg !cs against U.S. aggression," Pres.-
ident ~ikolai V, Podg<l rny said.
From Wire Services on t"·o-year proba1ion for 8 disturbing Podgorny's 15-minuh~ address in Red
HOLLYWOOD -Film actress Gia the peace conviction stemming from a Square al the outset of the annual May
Scala was found dead in Lhe bedroom of fracas with a parking lot attendant over Day civilian parade marked the first
her Hollywood Hills home Sunday, police a 50-cent fee. time since 1968 that a fi.1a y Day speech by
reported today_ Born in Liverpool. England or Italian a Soviet leader attacked the United
Detectives said the 38-year-old brunette and Irish parent.s. Miss Scala also had States by name.
WASHINGTON (AP) -The govern-may have died from an accidental· roles in "Four Girls in Town," "AU Thal -North 'Vietnam's Official .news agency
ment .today lifted \vages and price con· ov.erdose of drugs but that ths...1;:ause was Heaven Allows," ''Never Sa y Goodbye." today ·claimed four more American
trols from millions of small businesses uncertain pending an autopsy. "Garment Jungle," "Ride A Crookf'd mil itarv aircraft over North Vietnam .
and small government units, generally Officers sa id Miss Scala. whose film Trail," "Tip on a Dead Jocke y," "The Thr, Vietnam News Agenc y said in a
those with 60 or fewer employes. credits included ''Dan 't Go Near The Tunnel of Love,'' and ''The Guns of broadcas! heard in Tokyo that two planes
Water" with Glenn Ford, had been taking Nlivarone ." 11·err drn.,.ned Sunday in Quang Binh pro-
Director Danald Rumsfeld of the medication for a drinking . problem. She spent !6 years in Italy before com-trinet Just north <lf the Demilitarized
President's Cost of Living Council said Several b<lttles of medication were found ing to the United States, 11.nd became a 7..one. -
the move is aimed at !lreamlining the in the bedroom. U.S. citizen in 1959. V":\A i:a1d a th ird plane "'as downed
d d The actress' body v.·as disC<1vered by In 1!170, fi..11ss Scala was dil'orccd from there Saturday. · controls program, an not a step towar one of three yout hs staying al the home. actor-turned·stockbroker Donald J . '!'ht fourth shool.do1\•n occurred over
ending it. Larry Langston. 21. one of the youths. Burnett after a marriage of nine years. r.:j:hf' An province. V."l"A said.
The council did not remove controls told police he round her dead in her bed They had no children: TP!e tvpes <lf plants in1·oll'ed al'lll the
from the health or construction in-when he went to thank her for her The actres~ 11·as a11•arded SIO:J.31)(1 in rate .n{ ihe crewmen are not. specified.
dustries. Rent ('()ntrols weren 't changed, hospitality and say goodbye _ alimony payable over a 10-year per iod. -North \fietnam ·s official radio
either. Detectives said Langston and others at After leaving her parents in Italy. she declared today that the demilitaiized
In separate moves, the council brought the home told them they last saw the ac-went to live with an aunt in Long Island, zone bet"'een North and South Vietnam i!I
many construction _!_n<l. ~ealt~ firms tress al ive v.·hen she walked downstair1 where she attended high school. She la1er not an interriational border and that
under tighter government scrutiny, ex-during the morning and th.en returned to left for Hollywood and won her first ma· movement of tanks. art[Uerv and troops
_panded the staffs ~f the Pay Board ~nd her second-floor bedroom. She had 'been jor role with Jane Wyman and Rock across it does not constitule li:n invasion.
the Price Commission by about one-third. drinking-, they said. Hudson in "All That Heaven Allows." "South and North Vietn am are simply
and reassigned hundreds of Internal A judge sent Miss Scala to 1 state ''l•knew I had-to leave Italy when I was two zones of a unified Vietnam territory.
Revenue ServiC'e Agents from conlrolling 1h0SJ>;tal for psychia~ric examination last 1 ~ or 16." she ance said. ''Otherwise. I There is no international bQrder between
small businesses to controllipg firms that May after she colla psed in a Ven-wo uld have· married at 18 and settled them and all Vietnamese have
remain µnder pay and price regulations. tura courtroom. during an apperance on down to being a hou sewife. . the ~ight and duty to defend Vietnam
__ .'."""'". decifilnn ·~ P~t..v,..6..Ql aJ..;_, a drunk dr1v1ng charge • "I knew over here ~er~ W<lul.!f_ be~ . agaifisl-the -aggressor who came. 10,000 ·-w ..._ .... _..: d h .'lo-La.stJuly she was fined $125 and pf aced portunity and excitemeriT. ,,. mi16 acr<lss the ocean to invade our ..... businesses. small governments an t eir -land.'• Radio Hanoi said in a broadcast
preciation .1&r· stories -abeu b !..ie-...ex·r--. -7 ,..__..._ ~-.. -
tracurricular. love lives· of public figures.. ff:., Nom:nat:on
Hoover happily pre pared secret memos, ~ .,.,_ · "
loaded with intimate details about the
personal affairs of the hit"h and mighty.
for ~he President's bedtime reading,"
Anderson charged.
employes from wage and price controls is monitored in Hong Kong.
designed to eliminate unnecessary ,red Ab 0 T o l D la Both N<lrth Vietnam and the Viet Cong
(Anderson·s column appears regularly
on the editorial page of the DAILY
PILOT.)
Anderson's appearance today coincided
\vilh publication or a column by him
quoting excerpts from t~e purported FBI
memos .
He offered to make some of the
documents available to the sub-
C<lmmittee.
Anderson deiivered his testimony under
oath .
By the Associated Pr''' tape." the council said in a statement. ortion rm e y in South Vietnam previously contended
The council said that its decision will that no North Vietnamese troops or Sens. Hubert H. Humphrey and George br"•ng the total of exempt firms to five · · So th v· t S McG I · Oh" ' weapons were operating in u 1e • . overn seen suppor in 10 s ma-million . The co'uncil earlier ·exempted 1.5
jor cities toda y in last-day campaigning million of these. G d D 70 na~~sident Nixon says no U.S. ground
for Tuesday's presidential primary. The decision also means that $500 rante to octor forces will be recommitted to the ~fcGovern said an upset over Hum -billion in yearly sales won't be covered _ ' stepped-up war in South Vietnam . bu,t,
phrey could be ''the catalyst "'e med to by price controls. This is 28 percent of all declares Aanoi runs "a very great risk
go all the "'-'ay to the nomination." sales. the counc,·1 said. h I • . od b I th w·•th ,·1s current olfensive. 11'"/h I" d / t th De t• A Dana Point physician accused of per-t e sla e s abortion c e e ore ey go 1 ~ e ~ales 0 e · mocra ic A tot31 of'J9 milli on employes , or 26 I h Ni xon. inviting questions rrom a blue· N t·o al Co t. n "d" g o the Oh"•o / formi11g abortions in his Laguna Beach to tria on t e issue. a 1 n nven 10 ri in n percent of the nation's payrol Y•age Robb is being defended by American ribbon crowd of Texans at the ranch of outcome. Humphrey plans to campaign earners. won"t " af/ected by pay con· oll•"ce today won a /urther dela y of his' c· .1 L"•-1. U . / A L w· . Treasu ry Secretary John e. Connally, """ 1v1 Lut:r 1es n1on aw yers . . 1r1n across the state's northern industrial bell lrols. Many of these are already exempt Orange-Co\l~ty Su rior Court trial. and Fred Okrand. said Sunday night that American camba t
-Toledo. Canton and Cleveland -while under an earl"•er ru1,·ng lifting controls p .,,"" d ~ l-J / Robb t·' b L B h /roops are not 'lrect/y 1"nvo\v·' \n tht I 7es1r'l! u ge ce . .:Ju111ne.r-&e u y" was arres ~ y aguna eac -u IC\& ?-.1cGovern hits several of the same spo s from per"'"" earn•·ng less than $1.90 17 ' th f .. I A t f Dr R •-t 1· It h II di d V•"etnam f•'ght,·n~ . ...,,_ 1as,.r. e new r11: ~...,a e or . oue:r po 1ce a er e a ege y procure and also lakes in Cincinnati and Dayton. hmJrly. . . Cumfuing Robb , 70. of 34567 Scenic Drive. -miscal-riages on young women patients in "And .none till be ... Nixon la1d. .
Ohio leads the list <lf four prifflaries The council said 1.5 mil\ibn companies He approved Dr. Robb's continued his art colony office. The ·president, \Vho fielded friendly
Tuesday. . with $1 300 billiOn in yearly sales, and 53 freedom on his promise to appear for He was cleared of abortion che.rges que11tioh1, interrupted by enthu!iastic ap-
Hurlilphrey is also competing in million 'employes, remain under controll!i. trial. when Santa Ana Municipal Court Judge plause, for nearly an hatir , said North
neighboring lndlana, .where his main· The decisi<ln also exempts 3,78,000 Both sides in the criminal action want . Paul Ma5t ruled 'tfiat Californla'1 Vietnam runs great risk If it COf!tinuet
rival for 16 elegates JS Al~bama Gov. emp\oyes of governmental units wi th 60 to further study a recent California Therapeutic Abortion Act was unconstf. what he has repeatedly termed a naked
. C~pistrano Man
F O!Jnd Flpa ting
In Life Jacket
George C. Wallace. Wallace is the target or fewer workers. This is about 7 percent Supreme Court ruling on the Jegatity Q{_jfili.onal. invasionJl.f the...SO.llth.
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In the -District of Columbia, Democrats
will elect 15 national con v e.,n l i o n
delegates. The candidates are all running
uncommitted. The man was identified by the San
Diego County Coroner's office as Manley
Thac.ker. 46, of 30291 Camino Capistrano ..
He was employed by Ho1vard Lattimer as
foreman of the Swanner Ranch, \.\'here he
lived.
Coast Guard of!icials said Thacker's
body -was discOve.red by a pleasure craft
at about 8:30 a.m. Sunday. Thacker
r.eportedly left the Shelte Island Yacht
"'\\rays basin alone Saturday afternoon
aboard his · 26-foot cabin cruiser
Starchaser.
However. no trace of his bo~t has yet
been found and the Coast Guard bu
li4spended Che search for the vessel.
The man's body, along with some
debris and other life jackets, were-plcktd
from the water by the q>ast Guard cutter
Point Bo\.\·er and taken to San Diego.
A spokesman for the San Diego County
coroner's office there said this-morninr
no cause of death bas yet ~ been es-
tablished and that the case is still under
investigatiOn.
A friend of the family said today that
the ranch foreman was an avid boater
who often took weekend trips aboard his
craft.
Officials said his son, whom they could
not identify, was to have gone to sea with
Thacker on Saturday, but decided not to
.accompany ~is fath er.
The cause of the boat's disappearance
1s being invesligated by the Coast Guard
office in San Diego.
The body of a San Juan Capistrano
ranch foreman we.s found wrapped In a
life jacket and floating face down in the
water Sunday some 10 miles south of
Point" Loma in San Diego.
Sen. Edmund S. Muskie. who dropped
out of active primary campaigning last
week, remains on the Indiana ballot and
has a full slate running in Ohio. Sen.
Henry M. Jackson is the other principal
Democratic C<lntender.
In tbe et1mpanion Republican primaries
Tuesday, President Nixon's supporters .
are expected to score a virtual clean
sWeep.
MayorCood
'Volunteer'
James Thorpe, San J u a n
Capistrano'! "all purf)(l"Se mayor''
display"ed his versatility Saturday.
A bicycle parade to celebrate
Arbor Day was about to head down
the ·~main street <lf t<lwn when
Thorpe noticed the city crew had
not sh-Own up to block <lf" the street.
Jumping <ln his bi c y c I e, he
ZOQJned ()ver .to the end ....oL. the
street, parked in the ce11ter, and
physically stopped all oncoming
cars until the parade had passed
chewing out an irate motorist in
the process. ·
He later said, "That's the beauty
of this town, when there is a job to
be d<lne, you can alway! find a
volunteer.''
Van Overturns,
Throws out 3;
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Girl, 18, Dies
A San Juan Capistrano girl died when
the van in which she was riding aver-
turned on the Ortega Highway 11 milet
east of San ·Juan Capistrano late Satur-
day. . II Gayle Summers. 18 or 31371 Ar~u~ a
\Vay. was dead ~n a~rival . a~ M1s~1~n
Community Hospital 1n M1ss1on V1e10
near midnight. Miss Summers was
thrown from the vebicle llS -were two
other occupants. .
Ismael Pinon, 20. of 1505 Estrella, ·San
Clemente. and ,Scott f\.1cDonald, 21. of
26686 Calle Monterno, Capistrano. Beach
were reported ffi good condition todar at
South Coast Community Hospital. Pinon
was identified by officers as the vehicle·s
dri ver.
California Highway Patrolmen said the
van was westbound when it left the
roadway on a curve, skidded across the
highway and rolled over.
The 18-year-old ~ame the county·s
86th traffic fatality this year. There were
73 fatalities by this date last year.
Piedmont Co.uple
Add 14th Child,
Tot From Korea
G•gjt• G f~ Off OAKLAND (AP ) -.Rohert and I ) 00 13' ~ Dorothy DeBolt have added the 14th child
· to their household , adopting a Korean·
' American girl w~se ·Jegs are pa ralyzed
Frisky W~ale watches Surfer.s byTh./i'ii.eo1ii. whO live in Piedmonl,
~ ,_.. · -'-":»:>-"'-' have~tightua'dopted-=children nckidiQf"~ --0.1\PtN'fERtA•{UPI) .: G gl,0ri bl Y opjje(t iran:Smitti~. It wis fear the. four Vietnamese yoUngsters rendered
gray whale released from captivity a might have died. paraplegics by the war.
month ago. apparently retains her "But a frisky baby whale showed up Fri-The la test member of the ir fam ily is
fondness for humans -especially day night off the beach home of Roberta Sonee, 4. the daughter of 11 Korean
surfers. , Bond. who notified the Coast Guard and mother and an American soldier. After
A young. half.ton whale believed to be the Navy. , , h'r parents were divo'tt:ed, Sunee tan~
Gigi was spotted during the weekend with Navy helicopter p1lats seotted the lracted polio.
two adull whales off the Carptnteritt whale the next day and said 1t appeared When she and DeBolt were married In •
beach. The sl1ht·aent surfers scurrying to to have equipment stra.pped to its back. 1969, Mrs. beBolt, who was a wido w, had
shore. Scttntlsts were certain 1t was G~g.I. nine children -five o"r her Own and (our
"She wllr not ta.ke a Ille seriously." Gt.gl. was teturned td ·the Pacific After adoe!_~L, . .,.,==
a.ld-St.e..ve-Lca.thor.wood......dlrectOJ1-.ol-the ~pend1ag-mo5t.ol-W-lirtt-)'e.ar-of-herltf -ottSolrlia one daughter by a preVious
1---'!nn Diego m1tr\ne science project which .1n a pool at the Sta World Marina center marriage, and the couple have adopted
· d th h=-"l from infancy. . In San Diego. She. had been captured In a roJr more children.
raise e w a e M~lcan lagoon. , .. There may be more on the way.
"She goofs off and pla ys .. around and Scientists hoptd she would join other "\Ve have-already begun procedures ~oes ~nwhalcllke things, he said. gray wha1es in their annual 111lgr11tlon to toward the adoption of a· beautiful Tittle&..
sur.facrng to wal~ti !tlrfers Is the sort of the Bering Sea. Instead,· she 1pparently year-aid black ,girl who Is also physic111ly
CApr1clous bt'h~v1-0r she has dlspla1ed. hAs jbined one of the small group• or hand icapped, 11 Mrs, Oe< said,
ACTIVE INTEREST
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The dash of the light and dark,
here on a timeless pump.
FLORSHEIM doee ll with
premium calfskin on the
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heel. Very lasloful
balance, all around.
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Scie:nllsts ·1ost track ol Gi1l I Wttk the mlgrttlion In favor of a aummer of( Wednesday by Alameda Superior Court UH YOUl MllTll CHAlGI • 14NlA.WlllCAlD ... HIMPHll\. CHJ.101
ago when 1 r1dlo futen<d to her back caJUornia 'a coast. ' Judg• Donald K. Quayle. 11..-----------------------~-------~~----,. •
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HAWA II CALLIT\G : These happy.
islands in the sun ha \'e comprised our
50th state for 13 years now and abruptly,
it seems, the plague of the ~1ainland has
finally fa llen upon them .
Hawa ii, it develops. forme rly known as
the Sandviic h I & ! a n d s. is being sand·
wiched by the proliferat1011 of the .m~tor
car.
Plainty. a lot of folks out there in the
Aloha State figure they are getting to the.
point u•here you can 't hardly find a p~IJ'.I
tree or a beach for the number of m1n1·
buses, automobiles. tru ck5 and campers
that are plying their streets.
So now they are planni~g to do
somet.h1ng' about it. The Hawa·iian
Legislature has just passed a bill that
\.rould put a limit on the number of motor
vehi cles "'hich wp uld be allowed upon the
various islands bf nur 501h state. The
measure now reposes upon the desk of
Gov. John A. Burns. a Democrat who. tn
dale, has been mum about whether or not
he'll sign th~ thing.
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NIX ONS ENJOY TEXAS. OUTDOOR COOKING AT TREASURY SECRETARY CONNAL LY'S RANCH
President Addressed 200 Neighbors 1 t Informal Evening in Fioresville, Texas.
HOME ·
'Antsy' Houston·
Roc k Hounds Eve .,
New Moon Stones
Connally Throws Texqs
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Lawn Party for Nixons
IF RE DOES sign the bill into law, it IS
-almost certain lhal every new and use_d
car dealer in the islands will join to
cha1lenge the legislation . a.1!1 un-
constitutional. The U.S. Const1tut1on, you
see makes it unlawful for a state t9 pass
1 trieasu re that restrains interstate tra dt.
On the -other hand , however, the SPACE CENTER, Houston (UPI ) -E yn E T (UP!) _ All l ~ th l h h di-. . h t t th 1 t' t ge logists get a took today at FLOR S ,,..L , ex. esson 111 e a.rt o quarter orse an Const1~ut1on also . grant~ eac s a .e e mpa ien ° . fr m m~n·s first aftern~n the airplanes kept homing in on JE.g._ ·-_ ~ . __ ~ .-·-__
a1.1thor-1ty. to use 1ts. Pollce...po__wys ti! th~--1~.r'ili:.q_c~~-~'l'!.E.~ct~res a~-twe ,a-orr·· ~--t~e .P:icosa -Ranch .near San Anton1~ .. Two coWOOys put the pon ies through
interest of safety, health am:! welfare .of vis i "fo t~e 1~nar nigli1an s. P Y 01 bump ing do11rn on a grassy strip next to ~ their paces at Connally's direction, and
its citlzt:ns. 4lii . Apol.\o l~ s flight 10 the moon. . a herd of russet-colored S11nta <.~etrudis. then brought th e horses over to Nixon for
":hat will be .t.he segment of the la w Scientists , hoped the roe~ collection Out of the · fleet of fancy private approval. The President aimed a pass at w~ich the Ha.wauan auto control backe rs w~ul~. c.ontaLn long.sought. pieces of the aircraft stepped the movers and shakers one of the horses flanks but hif the rider
will hang their ·legal hats. pr1m1tive lunar crust· which apparently of the State of Te xas. Oilmen, ranchers, on the knee instead. The mus1c1ans HA~AllAN STATE Senator Nada 0 so\idifed .fr~m a vast poo! of molten rock businessmen, ne\vspaper publishers, play~~ "The Eyes of Texas are Upon
Yoshina a authored the auto control laW 4 to 4.5 billion yea rs ago. Democrats and Republican~. y 011: -:
and he gex lains, "We are approaching' Ast ronauts John \V. Young, Thoma s K. Others came .by car unt.11 there were .f?inner \vas under a yellow and white
th point'1~ time where a decision must' ~1atUngly and Charles 1\1. Duke brough t 200 of the state·s power elite assembled striped tr!nt. Connally addressed the
bee de as to which one or these back a record 245 pounds of rock 11.nd soil~ on the lawn outside John Connally's throng as "many of the dearest friends
Co ~: tional rinci Jes shall prevail." samples and a record 10.830 pictures fieldstone ranchhouse. . v.·e have in this world." ;~1Lu maybep Senafor Yos hin aga'g con-taken duri ng their 11 da ys ip space. The ~ests of h?nor -Pres!dent and On a party breakdo11r•n, the guests wer.e
trot measure will prevail and I suspect a Dr. ~1ichael Duke, curator of the Lunar Mr~. Nixon . -arriv~ by Mar~e Corps about 80 percent Democrats. Tha~ ~st1-
Jot of folks here on the Mainland will be Rtceiving La boratory. said the first helicopter. The resulting gath~ring. s~t a mate came ~rom George Christia~,
in his cheering section. rocks to be opened and examined in a bench mark for Central Texas socialites formtr press aide to Connally and Pre:s1-
h th t r ·r t -1 -1 fll d b. t Id e to shoot at for years to come. dent Johnson Cha~ces are. owe ver • . a .. imi ing s ert e nJ rogen· 1• e ca ine wo~ com It wasn't a barbeque in the Lyndon The ailin former President was on the
autos LS about the same as limiting pe o-from a bag beheved to contain ~ocks Johnson tradition. There was no hot officia l gue~t list but remained t.his LBJ pl~. Th~re has bee.n a lot of talk a_!!ttut-gathei:ed-by Young and Duke on their ~x-sa11ce and the use of the word was Ranch 100 miles to th~ north doing 1ust that right he re along our plorallon of North Ray Crater during studiously avoided · 1. r h" t h t t'
0 Co t h · th· d d l l Jk A rt"l 23 · recupera 1ng rom LS recen ear a -range as . . ub t e1r tr an as moonwa P · Neither was it a political clambake. ta k N' h ed hi r th rty
Some of us who have lived along t' It was during that excursi~n that scien-Excepting Nixon. no aclive ca ndidates for an~ ·'t'is~"e~n hf mo~ spe:y :e:ver:. pa
coast for a few summers have come o tists reached the conclusion that the of(iee were invited. Call it an elegant . .
call the p"'nomena, "The Last Man In astronauts were not find ing pieces of· Texas lawn party. There was Mexican One prominent Repu?hcan .wast A~nc
Theory." . . . vol canic lava flows as had been expected. music from strojling guitarlstS. Bouquets Arn:istrong, the party. s nationa Vlf:e
lt gets this name because it IS orten Ioslead, the rocks appea red to be far of yellow and white . c!irysanthemum.s chairm1n. . ·
some newcomer Who arrives, briefly more complicated conglomerates which fl oated in the swimming pool and the Other guests included co m p u t er
scans the cr~wded conditions and . then scient.isls speculated could hold the baskets of flowers hu~rom . the magnates H. Ross Perot ~nd Sa m \Vyl y,
pronounces. Lock the gates. Don t let crustal material branches or live oak tre~ fha( fornled a contractors George Brown and H. B.
anybody else move in here. It's too . · . Id h 1 canopy over the fr ont la"'"· Zachary, oilmen Robert Mosbacher and
crowded alrtady." ~uc~ an~1e~t shpeetmen~ wthou 'del p An American flag flapped smartly in John D.-l\.1urchi son and attorneys Perry JCienhsts fill 1n t e gaps in e rap1 Y th . b Bass and Tom S'Caly
THE LAST MAN ln .somelimes yells go expanding story of the moon's birth 8nd eThwar msptring relezdre. d -1 casual Former Texas Go~' Allan Shivers at·
l d I di ili t th t f · h · I t h.ldh d e guess, mos esse n · . ong an ou y · ;, e res o us w1s v10 en c 1 oo -sportswear socialized over cocktails and tended. as did P. E. Haggerty. chairman ~at indeed we h~rt locked the gate.'l -, The thre~ astronaut ~ returned to a gath~red ~t the edge of an adjoining of Texas Instruments. and Robert J,
JUSt before he arr "ed on the scene. Joyful greeting from their loved ones and • t to watch Connally give Nixon a Kleberg, of the King Ranch fam ily. Anyway. the Lu t l\.11n In syndrome fellow ~paceworkers at the Manned Space pas ure
has become m..:re sophisticaled. these Center late Saturday night after a
days and those that would limit the influx nonstop .flight from Ha,vaii .
talk in ltrms of population density con·
trol. zoning. land use curbs and the like.
It pretty much means the same thing,
however. Wlrks
Bipartisan 'Fund-raiser'
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flux of motor cars, you can pretty well
bet they will· have also limited to a large
degree the immigration of new citizens
into our 50th state.
Hits Corporate
So if Ha waii ma kes it stick. you can bet
a lot of folks here on the Mainland will be ..
~ager to climb on the same bandwagon.
A non·motorized one, of course ..
Tesl T ube 'Fr eeze'?
CHICAGO (U PI) -An editorial in the
Journal of the Arnerican Medical
Association Sunday called for suspension
of future txper iments on 1mplantalion of
"le~! tube ba~nes" into \l.·omen 's \l.'Ombs.
The .Journe l ioa1d ftrtilized tggs have
already !wen ~rn"·n outside the body, and
~me researchers have discussed the
possibility of impl anting them in humans
on a trial basis. •
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WASHINGTON f_APJ -A ~iparlis·an
effort to raise political fu nds among cor-
porate employes, especially blue-collar
workers, is being launched \l.'ilh $100.000
in seed money contributed by 27 major
corporations.
Among thel}I. iS LoCKheed Corp. which
last year obtained a $250-million rederal
loan guarantee to stave off bankruptcy.
A Lockheed spokesman said over the
"'eekend. however, that the company's
contributions Y.'as "very small, no more
thari $500 tO Sl.000."
The spokesman. Bill Wilson, vice presi-
dent for union affairs, said the company
at present has no active executive
political fund :raising program although it
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is "cons idering setting one up."
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gram four yea rs ago, prior to its trou bles
'"'ith the CSA military transport plane
and its commercial LIOll jet liner, tiut .
· that it was only able to raise some $12.000
from 90,000 employes.
Lockheed was listed in a rfrochure put
out by th e Public Affairs Council as
f ·among corporations which contributed
the $100,000 in seed money to finance a
drive aimed at tapping a relatively un·
touched sources ·of cori>Orate poli!icat
funds -the workingman's waVet. The
counc il ls made up of public.affairs of-
ficers of uiore than 200 companies.
The drive was lalinched Sunday with
letters signed by the RepGblican and
Democratic nattona l chairmen to 12.500
of the nation's largest corporaUons.
"All of us realize we must expand the
base of political su pport if we are to
maintain a'n economically viable two par--
ty system ," said Republican Chairman
Robert J. Dole and Democratic Chairman
Lawrence J. O'Br.ien.
~he'lwo• clvl ,,.,,,=..,.note<! ~n•thtil"'i<ti.
. that the new federal eltclions laW, which
went inl o effect April 7. for the first time
giYes full legal sanction ·to corporate
fund-:fii ising activities and provides tax
deductions for small contrlbutlons .
Other companies listed as backing the
drive are Alcoa. Btteh Aircraft. Borg·
Warner. Black & Decker, Chase Manhat-
18n. Dart Industries, Econ o m I c If
Laboratory, 'El Paso Natural Gas, Evans
Producl.3. Ford, Gener11I E I e ct r i c ,
General Telephone. Kresge. Litton. the
!\1eael Corp.. Minnesota. Minlng1 Olln,
Pacific Gas. Phillip f\.1orris, RCA. R. J.
Reynolds. S.~rs. TRW . U.S. Plywood,
Wall1ce-Murr11.y t1nd Whirlpool.
The council his scheduled 11eminars
next month in seven major cities tnd
promises tn Its brochurt to teach. cor·
poratlons 111 the tricks or lundralsinll
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~elfast Factory ·
Ripped by Bo.nibs
BELFAST (AP) -A chain or terrorist
bomb blasts ripped through a big
Nort hern Ireland syntheUc fibres plant
today, killing one man 4nd injuring JO
others.
The explosions left one man with both
arms ripped off and another with serious
head injuries cis flames eng"lfed the fac·
tory at Carrickfergus, 10 miles outside
Belfast.
Security forces said that 20 minutes
before the first detonation they received
an anonymous telephone tip . tJi'at e1·
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For GOP Meet
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Reubin Askew.confers with Miami Beach
officials today on how to spend $550.000 in
federal funds for policing the Republican
National Convention in August.
Miami Beach ~fayor Chuck Hall and
.City Manager Clifford O'Key new to
Ta llahassee to discus.'! the additional
funds for ~onvenlion security prom ised
Saturday by Jerris Leonard, head of the
Federal Law Enforcement Assistance
Administration _l LEAA ).
'l'.he city already had been promised
more than $500,000 for beefed·up security
at the Democratic convention in Jul y, so
the last pledge brihgs the fatal federal
funds for law enfOrcement · to over $1
mill ion.
The 'Miami Beach City Council is ex·
peeled to vote Wednesday on a forma l
bid to the GOP, which is reported ready
lb pull out of its original corfVention' site
in San Diego. ·
i:tepublican Party leaders ha ve made it
clear they will snap up a bid from Miami
Beach. which wa.'l rejected as a possible
•Site last year. But some city officials
ha ve had ~econd thoughts about hosting
two major conventions ba ck to back . with
only a 250-man city police force to handle
anti.establishment demonstrators.
Hall and O'Key are expected to ask for
1.1'.m men from the Fjorida Highway
Patrol and other state agel).Cies to be ~-a\18ih1ble in case of tl'oubJe;:.-:" -· ,
Hall said Saturday's pledge frorri
Leonard incl uded a promise to make
federal manpower -including troops -
available in case of emergehc:i,. .
plo5ives had been planleP in a canteen at
the factor y, owned ~y. the British
Chemical comblnt, Couftaulds.
As guards searched the buil ding. I
huge blast rocked the polyt s!er dtparl·
m@nt. packed ,wit h highly inflamhiable
chemicals. The plant cost $31.2 million
and i.'l among the most ad van ced in
Europe.
The attack was blamed on lhe lrlsh
RC'publican Army.
Britain's chief adm inistrator in
Northern Ireland, Will iam Whitelaw. had
emeegency talks in Belfast· during the
day on the rampage of Protestant mobs
through. the capital Sunda y night.
Security forces fear the long.awaited
Protestant backlash may h11ve started
against .the IRA 's guerrilla carripaign and
concessions toward th e province's Rom·
an Catholic minority. '
As \Vh ilelaw and Northern Ireland of.
ficials discussed the eruption of Protest•
ant violence. security forces annou nced
that Magitliga n internment camp near
Londonderry, used lo incarcerflle IRA
suspects. had been closed. The remaining
44 inmates 1Yere tr ansferred Sunday to
Long Kesh inlernment can1p, clost to Belfast.
Shops and pubs 11r•rre set .iblaze in a
three-hour fi ght Sunday bet"·een rioters
anct 1>0lice in eastern Be I r a s t · s:
Newtownards Hoad disiricl, a Protestant
stronghold. BloOOy riots in ta$tern
Belfast Saturday night injured 12 police
and 13 civilians. ·
A spokesrnan a( Bellast police head·
quarters said, "It's a case of the
game~eepers turned poachers. The
Protestant crowds are attacking us. The
Prott stant back lash seems under way."
He said the violence no longe.t seemed
solely the work of. teen:age ia"lfgs Whb-
we11r tartan scarve.'l as badges of
Pro~estantism . The ·rioters' ~ase a~
peare.d to be broadening from a purely
hooligari elemtnl. he added.
"Things are certainly escalating," said
the ·spokesman . "\Ve expect more flf
this." .. '
Up Jo now , the Roman CathoJJc Irish
Repub lican ,\rmy has caused most of the
violence in ~orthtrn Ireland's nearly
three years of bloodshed and des truction.
Ramp Festival
Li11geri1lg On
COSBY, ·Tenn. (UPI\ -They came
from Virginia. Geotgfa, Alabama. North
Carolina and Tennesste -s<lme 8,000 of
them ... - for the 19th annual ramp
festival, a salute to the onion·like moun·
tain delicacy whose strong taste lingers
on and on and on. DA!IJ' PILOT
DELIVERY SERVICE
Ot livr ry of lht Oal!y Pilo t
15 guaranl,rd
Mll!'ldfV·"•ldty; If you do ""' hf Vf 'l'Ol/I' ~Ill'• by J:lO II m , c•ll 1nd vour <OPV will
b• O•OU<;IM to you. C1111 1r1 1111~ ..,.,,II
The alt-da y shindig Sunday also
featured barbecued chicken. ·roast beef,
r-cornpone. hot dogs and cold drinks.
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Shelling l'ictinis
Country music singer David Houston
and his sh&w entertained along with
gospel groups. ·
There were two food lines. one fe atur·
ing just t"·o small ramps and the chicken
dinner. The other line contained the
serious ramp lovers and featured the
beef with heaping portions of both raw
and cooked ramp. .J
Line one hfld abouf twice as many
.takers as line rwmber two.
A dlslraught Vietnamese (alher.hol ds·bls wounded son In hfs arms.
as they both wall lor medlcal t!eatment at a hosp ilal in Hue_ South
Vietnam. Both we re hurl during' lighting around Quang Triana were
part of a mass exodus down Highway 11<> thlJ former Imperial capital.
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uang Tri I~ost
Fate of Troops, U.S. Aides Unknown
SAIGON (UPI) -Senior South Viei-
namese officers and about 80 U.S. ad·
vlsers today abandoned Quang Tri, the
country's northernmost prov I n c i a I
Capital, leaving behind 10,000 elite
government troo ps and 40 America n
'{Olunteer~ to be "killed or captured" by
N'orth Vietnamese troops taking over the
city.
Quang Tri \l'Ould be the first provincial
capital seized by th e Communists
although they held parts or Hue for 28
* Latest War
days during the Tet offe nsive In 1968.
The loss of Quang Tri would be one of
the worst of the war for the South Viet·
namese and· the largest viclory for !he
Communists in their current orfensive
which bega n March 30.
The next big South Viefnamese-.outpo.~l
in the north is the city of Hue. 3~ milP,s lo
the south. The former ilnperiar capital,
now three tim@!i its nor1nal size ber;"Juse
of an influx of refugees. n1ay be the next
ma jor Comm11nist target
Viet General
Tliro ws Fits
"They (Soulh Vilen;uneSt> troops and
An1erican advisers) \11ill either be killed
or captured or somehov.· manage to snPalc
through NVA (North Vietnamese Armyl
lines. but there 's really not much hope
for them lo escape," one U.S. oHicer told ·
UPI correspondt:nl Ste1varl Kcllern1an in
Jl ur.
"GoCag dov.·n l~lflln\·jy I ll oward llue)'
Is i:;uing to be a little like the C:erm1u1
relrl·al frun1 llussl:i 111 \Vurld \Var II.
·r~cy're going to get sla uf(htcred <111 the
11·ay rio11·n." the officer s:1id.
l·:l~t.'11·hfre in South V1elnarn. Com·
1nunis1 troops attacked srvcral localion!"I
in 1he Central Highlt111ds in an app11 rent
:1tte111p1. to chop up tht• northern hill f or
South -Vietnam and cul the eountry 111
lwo.
Q1111n1u11ists also took o\·er the·
SAIGON (UPI ) -A South \'iel-northern one-thi rd of Ri nh Dinh provincf!
namese general reportedly lhrew and ifs 250,000 people with the cnpture of
temper tantrum s today after being !he distri ct capital or Tam Quanh. Sap.
eva cuated from the provincial pers ble1v a bridge near Siagon
LAlte~aT capital of Quang Tri. separating a regitnent or government
Developments ·
In Vietnam
· ··· u an 1a , comma er o e Senior U.S. advisers in llue said about
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PAILY '\LOT M1w1 """ QUANG TRI-South Vietnam e s"e 40, rriostIY M"afifies, aske<!To stnyl>ehiffi Far Out Planet
Schematic drawipg charts solar orbit of "Pl'anet X."
the existence or. wh~ch has been suggested by.Joseph
L. Brady, a sc1ent1st at the Lawrence Livermore ..
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Laboratory. The planet, far beyond Pluto, was pre-
dicted on the basis of sophisticated mathematical
computations of the movements of Halley's Comet.
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N ewporter Convention
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At Elsinore Hall ~yed by Plnnn:ers
U.S. advisers reaching llu e said ta figlrl·with a un it nr Snuth Vietnnmese
military commanders and most U.S. he lost communlcatiOn with other marines -the last rffccli\'r. fig hting
military advisers fly out or Quang Tri units and "began throwing temper rorce in the area.
leavin g defen ses to 10,000 troops and tantrums because he didn't have 11.S. military sourl'CS :-;aid 4.9 top South
"substantial nwnber" of U.S. advisers, control of his own people." Vietname se officers v.·erc cvncua ted from
still fighting at nightfall. Quang Tri.
QUI NHON-North Vietnamese in It was not clear hov.· m11ny So uth Viet·
coastal highlands capture third district namese officers remained \Yith the
capital, Tam Qitan, and control of 250,000 J l l f • h H • troops.
or province population; Land ing Zone e y 'f,S it A U.S. spakesman said the America n
English under fire and U.S. ad visers fly · advisers were evacuated pecause the
out. command structure disintegrated.
KONTUM-Battle rtpof'1ed at Fire N t A "There was oothing left to a9vise. An
-Base Lima, Jast major defense for Ctn-ewpor rea they could do was_defend themselves," the
tral HlghlandJ city. Some U.S. adviser& spokesman said. Brig . Gen. Thomas W.
leave Kontum and Pleiku, 25 miles away. Bowen, deputy senior U.S. ad viser in the
RUE-Communist attack artillery baae Swi'm"" nrs northern quarter, said the &itualion was
nine miles west or Hue; South Viet-I I~ nol completely black.
A ProPou.1 to ldd 1 SO;GOl).iquare foOt we can do It. namese Officials ny their families to, "It's not a disaster bU:t it's not a thing
_ LAKE ELSINORE (AP) -About convention hall to the Newporter Inn will "No plans have .been drawn and We're safety; troops intercept sapper trying to Hordes of slimy jellyfish caotinued to be taken lightly. The situation is no t
150,000 penons, tn89Y. on ~otorcycles, go before Newport Beach planning com-not really sure what's going to go in blow ur command' headquarters in Hue 's their tw,o week invalllon of Newport desperate but there is certain cause for
have left hfere aftet three day1 of cycle missioners Thursday night . there," Edm.onson said. ans:ieti Citadel. Beach beaches ·and many of the 200 000 serious concern . We have gol i mcijor racei, tra fie accidents and ~r..Jn:._ _ _ . · PHNOM PENH-C bod' f-... -. ' problem," he said.
cidenl! which kept the Riverside County ~e stfllcturns-planned in the parking James E. Nuzum, s.enior_planne_r, in a abagdon border towns ::11aav~:i!nd ~~~· w.~ek~nd visitors were on the receiving Quang Tri is 11 miles below the
shertff'a offlce hopping. lot between the Monte· Carlo room and report to oommis.sioners recommending pong-Trach:-O»nmunist!-bloW--up--·bfidge---erul flf painful stin~, lifeguards reported Demilitarized Zone where the current of-
"It was wall:to.wall people on h-1ain the row of shops along the main entrance approval of the use permit, said he has at Go Dau Ha, 35 miles northwest of today. e~ive--3tarted-32--days-11:go;-The-city.
Street and that's quite a problem for a drive. two concerns. Salgon and five miles from Bavet. Loss Elsewhere ·on the Orange Coast, under heavy attack ror five days, was
sleepy IHtle town like this," said sheriff's NeW-port Beach Planning u· . 1 .d Nuzum slUd he warits commissioners to of Kompong Trach opens infiltration Laguna Beach lifeguards reported some isolated when North Vietnamese wOn con-
Capt. Russ Hawk. "Our roost serious . 0 icta s sai k d •· lot l k. I th route Into Saigon area from south. trol of Highway 1 bellveen the city and problem was about 40 traffic accidents.•• today· the Newporter will replace the ~a~i:t;u~; ~sei~f'Uie ~e~;:;~~~ :i~ t>! FLORESVILLE, Tex-President Nixon jellyfiSh victim s but no great numbers or Hue.
The fifth annual Elsinore Motorcycle par~g by creating a,,new lot on the site provided and that the effect of the ad· says Communists will take over South the.ln. San Clemente 's surr was clear as A South Vietnamese relier force which
Grand PriI attracted not only spectators, of the present heliport, whlch has been ditional traffic on Jamboree Road be con-Vietnam .it. United States stops using air was Huntington Beach. tried to break through earlier in the day
H11:wk said Sunday, but also members of abandoned. -sidered. and sea power in Indochina "W h d t I t 100 r t ·d s t d was ambushed and forced lo return te>
th Hell' An I lo I I Pro sed • th I •-1 p••••Hano1· ad"'••r ;. Due Tho e a a eas irs 81 5 a uraav Hue e s ge s mo rcyc e cub, . . po m e Pans ~ore city of-He recommend approva1 on .the condi-~ •..n. u: d s d d Jot r tho *' · fie al' "··· t' ~-rel"-· to Part's for aeeret talks with an un ay an a 0 se were Commu · I g und r· t h There were 20 arrests for various 1 are uU"l:'C mee mg rooms, a 10,00().. ti0J1S that "all parking areu be •.• in ac· ....... • rus ro ire was oo eavy
_ reaso~. including assault with a deadly square foot exhibition hall and additional cordance with the city-off meet parking United States ; Saigon spokesman says stings,'' said a Newport Beach lifeguard to permit a large scale helicopter evacua.
weapon possession of drugs and drunken-stores and shops. • standards and that the parking and Tho gives no hope for early end to ~ .. spokesman. · tion. Five U.S. aircraft, including two
ness. ' . However, official!: of the Newporter Inn vehicular circulation plan ... be subject war. Despite the smali sqrf, strong riptides helicopters, were shot down trying to
SOme-peraons were admitted to 1 local dis~~ lhis-momlng that .plarui for the to review and approval-by U>e traffic took their toll of swimmers. f!vacunte and provide cover for the
._hospitaLfor lreabnent of stab-wounds con~enhon ~all are r~_s.till_tentative engineer.'' ~ _ . _ AmericansJ.Dd_South_VJetoarots.e_ com-Hawk said no one was in custody in th~ ~n Uie Pl'OJect may not wipd up the way Newporter Inn officials th.is morning ·n• • • ·•we--m·aae at least eight or IO rescues manders. No Americans were kiUed, and
stabbings · 1t has been presented to commis.sioners. declined to give cost figures on the new lr.l. lnl· !flllTl JUUnU over the weekend," Newport lifeguards all but one were rescued.
Some r~ct spectators were hurt \'vhen -·"~eh.ad ~.put som~thing down (on the additkln and would not comment on.plans ~ • ... reported. TwO -of the pilots rescued during the
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cycles ran orr the course and into the a.P{>hcation}, said Phil E~onson, an or-for high rise tower to contain additional Gardell La.-JS 2 Sunny balmy weather and water evacauatio n told Kellerman South Viet·
_prowd. The in ·ured-totaled -150. ~ fic~al__ of ~I Webb Enterp_r1ses _ ues _ _ s . _ . ~ ____ _ 1.UL"'-'-"~"'-~-~i~e,.,,mI1W1JureLin_the.60s drew mos t 0Ube____,ian1ese 1roo~-llear_Quang_Iri nr•
. J . • BE!fOte we spent a lot or money we There now are 327 rooms in the resort crowds to the sand. · Uiorouglily d1sorg'a.Oizcil. ---"
. But authorities_ reported~ seri~s in--had· to get an okay-from the city to see 11-spa-bullt nearlylz-yearrago by-George v-= I . -J-"l The jenyrrsh invasion has been a con-11They were oom"pletely disarrayed.
Noise Fine Levied
Juries, only a.Jew br~~en ~lndows 1n the ~ Bucc0Ja and now owned by Del Webb .J. OUt l.S lfl, .llf, tinuing.problem on the beach for the past They are not a fighting !orce anymore," ~o~own area a~, outs1d~ or the tra!: Enterprises. _ two weeks. one of the pilots said.
fie probl~ms, things weren t too bad, Gii·Js lO .ffODOf The complex has a total of 919 parking Two i?-year-old youths were booked in The creatures are carried by currents The North Vitnamese attack was not
_ H~.wk saJd. . . _ spaces, which' exceeds city requi{ements, Laguna Beach Friday for allegedly and as lhe. seasons change, the currents-disrupted by h!Jndreds of allied air strikts
Obviously, "'.1th 1,000 outlaw cychsts but Nuzum said the existing re-cultivating a mini-marijuana garden in a sweep them clos~r to shore where mar1;y and saturation shelling of 10 Ameyica 11
tiere, the potenli~l for .tro~ble was grea~. s ·COUl T ~ _:_derS quirements do not take into consideration milk carton. are . beached by . the tides. ships stationed offshore. Quang Tri is on-
But the most trying thing was the trarhc J..AAI office-space usage. Lifeguards said a number of sw.lmm~rs Jy seven miles from the South China Sea. ~ccidenl!. We average. 1.-a,, month so 40 He said he also is bothered by the fact An officer making a traffic stop on El were stung over the weekend by Jellyfish The evacuated Officers were flown to
111 thrtt days is incredible Toro Road, near Laguna Canyon Road . h . , · . Newport Harbor Girl <'~··1• wi'll honor the new parking lot will on.n onto Jam-lurking in the waves. Butt ey said some Hue, So. uth Vietnam's third largest ci'ty. Off1clalJ admitted they have a massi"e """-VU14 ,.... 11aid he saw the youths pull of fthe road in h ~ their troop Ieade-at a ··-I-annual boree RQad "which might interfere" with beachgoers were stung by creatures t at Hue. whlch has a normal Populati'on ot clean-up task ahead of lhem after tons of • .,, ........ a small pickup truck shortly after 2 p.m. , . reeognition luncheon on May 3. • traffic flow on the main artery. and, wondering why they weren't in had already washed ashore. 150,000, is i.wollen with an additional ~:;::ts~ere left at the lake and on c1ly The luncheon meeting will be at 11 a.m. school, stepped over to ask for their id~: '.l'enta~les dra~ acros~ the san~ can 300,000 refugees. South Vietnamese have
A group of citizens protested the event at the Park Newport Spa, 900 San Joa-' tlficati on. ~till lnfl1~t the p~1nful sting ~ven if the been try ing to eva~auate the refugees by
being staged around the lake but lost a quin Road in Newport Beach. Mrs. Nixon Honored Walk ing by the pick-up he assertedly )e~fi:h ~s n~ad.' h~guard; S~l~.bor over sea .and air '
co\D't battle to haJl the races. Mrs. Michael Blake, . c o m m u n i t y spOtted a dirt-filled mllk carton with four a a IC in ewpor a. Guerrillas blew up two bridges on
association chairman, will discusa: the ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (APt -Pat flourishing marijuana plants in the bed of the weekend was heavy according to the J~ighway I.south of Hue, but the damage
"Bikes to the Beach" project which local Nixon haa been chosen the "best coir-the truck. A further search 1urned up Orange County Harbor~:. Beaches and wa! later repaired ind the highway
scouts have suppcrted, and troop No. 50 fured woman in the nation" by the New aboµt 50 grams of marijuana and a ~atks Department and it l~ked 1 lot reo pened. The highway connects with Da
from Cdrona de! Mar will entertain. •Jersey Master Hairdresser! and number of "mini-bennie" pills in the like a .good summer weekda y. . Nang, the country's second largnt city.
CHICAGO (AP) -The Na tional Tea City council members, bike trail com-Cosmetologists Association. Mrs. Nixon vehicle. us·~~!?gssa~erea m~~bo~.nf~1;:rt~~~~
Co. has drawn a $500 fine, the largest mittee members and girl scout officials topped the list Sunday of 10 women and The youths. rrom Santa Anr and
ever levied under the city's 10-month old will attend. · IO men chosen by \he association's ex· Westminster, were booked on suspicion of sEpokesmdan, "lheth 'boats ke~:ered in ~heg
noise pollU'tion ordinance. Circuit Court For reservations, contact Eleanor ecutive committee as the "belt coif· possession of marii'uana and dangerous nsena a race is wee ..,...gan comin J d Albert s p t f -• h McGowan at 673-6470. f ~" ll in to ask for n1oorings." · u ge . or er tncu t e company urcu among pub ·c figures. "It dr~gs. The spOkcsman aaid al least JOO boats for exceeding the maximum allowable h k d noise level by 10 decibels. A SPokesman had-eptered the h11rbor over t e wte en
Orange
Wea Cler N • G to his knowledge. . . for the city Department of Environ-• I c • • "No telling how many others came ' in
,... ........ ~~~~~~2!~1 i~:..;~.~i~n~~~~:~oo~ -~ •. --•• -·~{) n -' -~ ~ ·~~· 41-:.~-~ e~·~~~~p ~ ··~: ... ~_"~-· ... m.~-~-~s~i~.f .. th-~-~~~:~~::::~g.: ~ It will be sunny and warin Tues.
doy, loll oiling early morning fog
and'"low clouds 11Jon1it the coast, 1c-
•eo1 dl11tti?th~athetllr\fy'. litghs·~·I"'-'~• or 62 at the beach, rising to 70 in-
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Of t1ie Bal.d
sr . SAVIN -SUR -GARTEMPE,
France (UP·I) -At the close of an
lnternaUonal t"Onference bringing
together several hundred bald men
from Europeab nations, delegates
dedded lo hojµ cont"t to ,.. who
was the baldest.
The winner was the deputy
mayor of St-Sllvln-Sur.Cartempe,
Kleber! Gallo!.
Gallot won wttb 314 square Wt·
llmeters or bald surface on hlJ
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President's Famil y Has J-et 'Fleet for U.S. Trips Concerts Slated
By FRANCES LEWINE
WASIIlNGTON (AP) -While Presi-
dent Nixon -sticks ma inly to foreign
travels that probably will dominate front
pages this spring, his wife and two
da ughters will fan out acrOss the country
In l•ss-publiclud goodwW appurances.
The women's vote ls expected to be a
big factor ln the prealde.nUalo race, the
pollsters say, al)d the Nixon famlly 's
trips will be a low·key bid for It.
' In recent 'Wttks, thoUgh, " the
Der;nocrats fight It out on tbe .. prbnary
battlegrounds, the Nixon name is kept in
thl local news by Pat Nii.on. Julie
Eisenhower and Tricia Cox appearing in
places fr om Florida to California.
And, Mrs. Smith predicts, such trip!
will be. stepped up.
The Nlxl>ri women have the neet or.
presidential Jtts_at ·Jbeii..disPosaL And
use the military plantaJor pcraonaJ trips
because or Secret Servic_e anxleUt1 about
arelal hijacking. •
the travel tab for those appearances.
Hardly a· week ha s gone by thi!I year
withou t some scheduled appearan«: for
the Nixon women. They have ranged Into
1 doien states -some Of them several
times -and visited a variety of
organizations, Including 4-11 clubs, in-
stitutions for the blind and retarded,
&arden clubs. historic sites and events
that President Nixon has been unable tq
attend.
At Two Plazas
Two conCtrta will.be presented tonight
at local shopping areas by students of the
Newport-Mesa Unified School Oi.'Jtrict In
a continuing program commemorating
Natlonal Music Week, today .(iµ'ougb
Saturday. ,
Siudents 'or O.wls Middle . School 1n
Costa Mesa will preform at South Coast
Plaza from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. The ,atring
Orchestra, Debut.intes, and Conctr! Band
will perform.
Fashion Island l''lll host t be
Ha?lnoneers from Ensign ~fiddle School,
Ntwport Btach. f~m 7:30 to I p.m.
land. Lows 4.2·52.
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offtr1 rcvitw1 of tht \Vestman·
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tion ·of "Antigo11e '' nnd lhe l<Js
Angeles Philharmonic'.s lOUi an-
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But White House apokesman Htle.n
Smith contends tbe1t travtls -already
under way -are not uclusive.Jy canr
paign trips. She 11ys the prtsldentlat
tamily is just accepting ...,, or the usu•I
tun ol lnvitaliolll It 1t11.
The only aeknowledgtd campaiiJI ap-
pearances are fouf blf t'@10ftll women'•
<.'Onferenct1. TM White House said life
GOP National Commltu. would plot up
BuL !1st' week, on a trip into New York
State, Tricia u ld flatly she was out cazn.
pal1nln{: lor h<r rather and predicted
. there will be many Polit19I app .. rancu.
including trips on blhalC of otht.r
Re.publ ican candidates. Adl!IWion lo he <Oftcrrts I! 1-~--1 ____ .,....,,,,=::====::::!:==::I
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Short-term
Parking·
Reviewed
A small committee of businessmen it
1ettin1t out to find ways and means to
pro\'i~c more parking in the congested
l\·lcFadclcn Square area by the Newport
Pitr.
They also will be trying to determin e
v.·ho 'should ge t to use it -all.day beach
visitors or transien t customers of .the
Ocean front bars und hamburger stands.
If Vice ti.Iayor lioward Rogers has
anything to say about it. parking v.·i\I be
provided for the business customers only.
"Jf \\'C do (come up with more park·
ing), il'll be short-term busi ness parking
rather than Jong-term parking ," Rogers
said last week as he was named by
Mayor Donald A. Mcinnis to head a
apecial parking committee.
Rogers has since asked rfpresenlatives
<lf the McFadden Square merchants
group and the Newport Harbor Chamber
of Commerce to send two mei:rtbers each
to a meeting of the panel next f\.1onday at
8 a.m. in city hall .
Councilmen formed the committee
after hearing Fran Ursini, -0wner of the
Stlrfer restalf'rant , 2200 \V. Ocean Front,
com plain of confUsion -0ver 1nucluatlng
parking meter rates. 11
J\1clnnis brought a le~thy debat.e on the subjec t to an end by ying the prot>.
lem isn't the meter ra s because the
lots are almost always ull during the
summer. The problem, e said, is the
Jack -Of places to park cars.
Mclnnis suggested some kind of part-
ing authority or assessment district to
pay for a new parking slructure designed
to serve both the McFadden Square area
and Cannery Villige, across Newport..
Balboa Boulevard.
City Manager Robert L. Wynn later
ruled out the assessmenf.distril!t., saying too .. many ~bUSiiiis"SeSSuch as~ sefvlci Sta-
tions would claim they wouldn't benefit
from any additional park ing.
COASTWISE Br Plall lnh!rlan•H -
Mayor Asking Volunteers
for City B~ard Openi_ngs
A number of openings on Newport by Alvin G. Kellam, will exi>ire.
Beach boards and commlulon will be In addition, the term of Thomas Blake-
created June 30 by the expiration of the ly, a library trustee, will expi re.
terms of present member1 and Mayor A seat held by Ron Yeo on the city Arts
Dona1d L. Mclnnls has· issued .a c*!I for Committee, will be open and two seata on
volunteers. . . the technical oil advisory committt,e,
"We'Would hke 1ny·1nterested Newport -tho•• held by-Gll!l'ge P. Z<bilaiii!Hins
Beach resident to contact the mayor's of-Lorenz, will be open.
fice at'soon·as..possible," Mcinnis said. Applications for the appointments will
Two planning commlsaion seats, those be reviewed by the city ·council ap-
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Library Has Hot Line
Newp~rt Facility Joins Teletype System
For anyone who needs to know
something about the mating habits of the
Alaskan King Crab, not1ible batUes of the
Angolan war for independence or any
other such -0bscure piece of data, the
Newport Beach Public Library is
del ennined to find Jt.
1 The library is now part or an ex·
perimental, $100,000 nationwide teletype
system wbJcb gives r'eaders a n d
researchers access to books an d
ma tqlals of almost any tlnd all over tbe
country.
"This wW keep us from having to t.um
someone away if we can't find what he is
looking for ," said Ryna Rothberg,
librarian at the Balboa Branch Library
where Newport Beach's teletype is based.
Answers to unusual questk>ns have
already been sought during the first week
of operation, said Mrs. Rothberg.
"f)n the first day of operation, a
researcher for the Reuben11 Restaurant
Chain reque sted in"formation on~the com-
mercia l harvesting of shrimp, scallops
and lobser," she said.
"Another person requested information
on the tanning arid processing of leather
and fur and specifi catiOns were requested
for the sail plan of a Glouc hester fishing
schooner, of the early I900's," Mrs.
Rothberg added.
"This system is a first foi-' publie
library C-Ommunications," said Dorothea
Sheely, head librarian f-0r NewpOrt
Beach.
Mrs: Sheely said -that if a certain book
or reference source canpot be located at
any Newport Beach br2t~h library, the
teletype can 1fe used to contact the main
.librari ln Santa ABa which is_the ne@_or~
reference center.
"If Santa Ana can't help us, we go to
IA>s Angeles, then to the state library in
Sacramento,'' she said. "If we still can't
find it,. we can go to Washingtoil, D.C."
Mrs. Rothberg said the system also
allows the Newport Beach libraries to
Df.IL Y ,ILOT Stiff PllQI
LIBRARIAN ELISE CONATY SEEKS HELP WITH TELETYPE
Communications Setup Br6aden1 Horizons of . Newport Library
took for material in some college and
university libraries.
"Cooperation is the trend now in
libraries:• she said. "We Just can·t afford
everything, so we tend to spec~· lize in a
iew." :-
, 'This new system means · tha the
resources or other libraries are jus t as
available as -0ur own," said 1'1rs .
Rothberg. hThere just has to be some pa--'
tence -0n the part or the patron while we
locate his material.,,
Funds for the twcryear, pilot teletype
n·etwork project were obtainec1 through
lbe Federal Library Services and
Construction Act, said A·frs. Sheely.
"'Newport Beach libraries are eligible
for this money t)\rough our membership
in Orange County's Santiago library
sys tem," she added. •
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"We've got to consider whether it is
really desirable to put more parking in
the area"," said h-1clnnls.
held by Curt Dosh and Don Adkinson, will pointments c;om.mittee, which includes
be open, Mcinnis said. councilm~n Carl Kymla an.st Richard ·
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You're a Nark
He then said he would consider short-
tenn parking, which would not be used
by out-Of-the-area bcachgoers.
If some sort of Parking structure is
--built;it-could be paid for through revenue
bond s. profits from the garag~. with a
@wn payment from the city!a~U-Street
Parking Fund. '
Wynn t-Old councilmen that $39, of
the $152,000 ac'cumulated in the fund
Square area .
· The fund was created to Tecei one-
. .half the revenues from.. all arklng
-meters in business dl'Slricts. ·
One seat, held by Ha11 Seely, will be C,roul, with Vice Mayor Howard Rogers
open on the parks, beaches and recrea-an ex-olllcio.member.
tion commission. Their recommendations will be
Two ttrma on the civil aervice board, forwarded to the full council for action,
one held by-W. Jay Moseley and the other probably late next. month.
Men, There's
Help on Way
LONDON (UPI) -A 1tore ii in-
atalllng a "blush bar" in ita
Campus Guards
Clear Building
At" Columbia
•· 1 • women'• department. NEW YORK (UP
Ca B h~ p t It wUI be •tailed by male I) -campus !ecurity PO ea C 0 employeund I! Intended for u" by 'guards cleared'-:ro students out of
• , ,:::..:::...; ' male·customen too emJ>arrassed to Hamilton-o--HaQ, a~t Colllmbia University
~i'ggi•-e'°'-F· $..Ull• d---,_:_ ask women's s~~s clerk for helJLl!L..1 __ ._ar~Jy today, leaving -0ne building still oc-D u lelect11ii lffiiUie for wives ana-B:1rl cupied by antiwar demonstrators.
. friends. A university spokesman said the
A raid on a Capistrano Beach motel Jt will also 1ell cosmetics. guards entered the building at 5:30 a.m. .room during the weekend yi elded a haul
of more than 80 pounds or marijuana and but ran into heavy barricades at the door
two men accused of peddling it, Orange that tOok some time to clear away.
Co unt y sheriff's officers said. ' Four Capo Beach After the guaros got into the building,
Deputi es booked Alfred l\.1arlin Zelkind, the students fled, the spokesman,
35, of 31567 Florence Court, South Laguna
and Robert Ensign, 22, of Missoula, Aton-R 'd H }d university information diiector Fred
tana into.Orsnge County JaU on charges e81 entS e Knubel, H id ...
of possessing marij uana with intent to "There was no physical contact," he
~en. Q D Ch said . Both men were arrested in a motel at n rug arges' 34826 Pacific Coast Highway CJplstr!lno .,There was no physical contact," he
Beach. by inves tigators who .said they FOur Capistrano Beach residents were said.
1vorked on a tip that "biggies" in the arraigned on narcotica:-charges this Knubel said about ·30 guards were in-
South Coas t drug distribution business voJved in clearing the hall and there were -ul~ found t"ere ~-t morning following the ir arrest Friday . '"' • " · \.NUT appearances about an equal number of students inside. --ere_... ng scheduled today for both men. after allegtdly selling 50 pounds of mari-
Ofilcel-S cTalm theyl ound 39 °briCks" cf juana to-San 'clemente detectives. -The 4_Ction-left_()nly Lewisohn_llall still
high class n:iarijuana -about 86 pounds in the hands cf the demonstrators. Jf the drug -stacked in their motel Sgt. Frank Verier said the rour were Knubel declined to say what action the
room. • -s taken into custody at 26982 Avenlda las university plans at Lewisohn.
Crisis Hits Museums
VENICE. Italy (UPI) -Three small
museums in Venict closed down last
v.·eek because ushers have quit t-0 take up
seasonal jobs as beach lifeguards.
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Gay Levine, 25': Jeffrey Feller Le\o'lne/ HamlJOOn Hall met for 20 minutes Sunday
28 : Randy Themas LaMotte, 21; and night in an attempt to negotiate an agree·
ment to cle/r the, ing. Steven Wayne Davis, 20, al) of the La
Palmas address.
Th•y w•re .rr .. ted •·ithout incident, Lord Shin,vell
Yerger said, and were held on $15,000 bail
. 'each pending their arraignment.·
The aergeant said San Clementt police weds in London
became involved in the case three weeks
ago when one -0! the suspects allegedly
~ld 10 pounds of marijuana to an un-
dercover narcotics agent. Following the
alleged purchase -0r the marijuana, the
undercover agent made a second
purchase, th is one allegedly of 1,000 ,
benzadrine talbet~.
LONDON (UPI) -Lord Shlnwell, who
as Emanuel Shinwell was a cabinet
minister and--a high official in the· Labor
Party, married Mrs. Sarah Hurst today.
Jle is 87 : the bride is 75. \
Shlnwell, still khown as "Manny" to his
friends. was one of the most col-0rful
Labor leaders and members of Parll8(l
ment Britain ever produ.ced.
''erger said detectives obtained " He once crossed tpe floor or the house
search warrant and ,,ent to the home of commons arid flattened an opposition
Friday under the pretense or buying 50 critic with a punch in the nose. The critic . turned out to be a forme r amateur boxing pounds -0f marijuana. Following the alleg-champion, but he didn't hit back.
ei1 pu rchase, the poliee cfficers Identified Lord Shinwell's marriage surpriJed
themselves, arrested the four and even his closest friends. Only two wlt-
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They claim to have found small quan. at the regl$try officeseremony.
tilies of hashish, marijuana and assorted
pills~ Yerger ~id.
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1 truck carrying six tons of 11\1 Mrs. Dlcltaon, 38, w•re pttlonned Satur-=..~~~,:9,.:91:, -<u<,::, ~ nowera. The truck wu found later, day with only family and cloee friends at.. ftlOll~IY, "'-" U.11 ,...,,.,."', """"" they ald, but the Dowers wm ttnding. ll WU the aecond ·marrlage for 91Pltlltl1M GM "*"~· both.
gone. Tho couple plan Co honeymoon In
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Love Letter Released
COLm1eus. Ohio (UPI ) -From now SAN JOSE (AP) -In a defense con-\\'ilh Jackson at the :P.1arin County ja il. on, it will be legal to smoke marijuana in
tested diary, parts of which were releas-She describes ~er reelings when she first Ohio -as Ion~ as you are a police wt-
ed for the firs,t time today , Angela Davis saw him: der CO\'er ageht intent upon arrestin& envisions herself ''ripping down" George pe r k. " "A scene frozen in the mind : I am rsons or smo ·1ng mar11uana. Jackson's cell door and fighting to free him. -standing in the little glass cubicle The Ohio Supereme Court ruled that . police plain-clothes officers may posses• Porljons of the 18-page document found downstairs, standing wailing, loving, as well as smoke the illegal weed in order
In Jackson's cell after lie was killed at desitlng, and then hot cold rage·~n the not to blow tl'leir cover. ·
San---, Quentin prison Aug. 21. were made chains begin to rattle as you s!-Owly des~ The decision was made in the case or
public in the transcript or a dosed cend the stairs surrounded by that small Leon :r.1. Graham -0! ~o, con..,icted lut ohamhfn bearjng · at Mia Davis' yea r of possessing marijuana.
murder-kidn'ap-corispiracj trial. ' army -Of mindless but armed Graham cont ended that Summit C.OUnty
Judge -RiChard ·E. Am'asoft sald 'be automat-Ons." Ifeputy SheciU Gene Chicoine, who ar·
would rule, this wffk on wbtthef!'to illloW She described her-frustration at being ~ested him , unlawfully-smoked-mart--~---11---
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The documenfWlrS~;"'tomv~•~,womu~, -s~ays. "As tre~'f1ence this now. mY-The-_-m.-allS"htfhe-s tCOur,t up~eld the
love you, with love even more abounded. pulse heals faster, I begin to breathe Su~m 1t County prosecutor s office con-
even JJl()re: unconquerable. Youl lifelong harder, and T see myself tearing down te~.t1on t~a t: . .
wife." this steel door, fighting my way 1-0 yo u, . In Oh~~· there is oo Jaw aga1~st _sm~k-
The diary begins July 8, after Miss ripping down your cell_.Jfoor, and letting ing ma.r11uana ; the offense IS m .its
Davis' first and onlY., face-to.face mee.ting you go free . I feel as yo'U do, so terrible is po~ses~ion. Where ~n und~cov.er pohce this love ," office r 1n th.e execution of his official duty
During last week's bearing, Prosecutor !flUSt occas1~nally have~ smoke o~ ma~14
Albert Harris Jr. argued that an edited , J~ana (and is the~eby 1n .poss~ss1on) 1n
version of the document should be read to 0 de r to pr~tect his true identity and lo
jurors. He said it is crucial t-0 showing pr~serve his personal safety and ~ell
Miss Davis' motive for allegedly helping being, (the la"".) grants him an exemption
Boys Club Gets
Capitol Flag . from prosecution." plot an abortive August 1970 courthouse Graham w 1 .. .....1 ~•,.,, 1a.t..._.,,i-4 escape attempt in which four were killed . , <!t -~ep.,..n .. .FY ~ J:'(. • ~""'~ '-• ..-... ~ .. ~ ·-
A nag thal has Down over the·capltol
building ln ·Washington, D.C., will be
• presented to the Upper Bay Branch of the
Boys Club of the Harbor Area May 12.
Th~ presentati-0n will be .made at -4 p.m.
by the boys and girls -0f the Henry Bowen
Society of the Children of the American
Revolution (CAR ). ~ --
~1iss Lynn Dugle, president .ot the
Henry Bowen Society and the CAR state·
soc iety assistant organizing secreiary,
,~·ill present the flag.
Jack Hammett, newly elected mayor of
COsta Mesa, will be the featured speaker
during the ceremony.
. years m prison. Defense attorney Leo A. Branton
argued that the diary was written alJJl()st
a year after the Aug. 7 Marin county
Civic Center escape attempt and was ir·
relevant to the charges aga inst Miss
Davis. ·
Jn court today, a San Quent in guard
testified Miss D'avls visited San Quentin
piison under an assumed name antlJried
to see Jackson.
The guard, Robert West, said he ad-
monished a woman who signed her name
as Diane Robinson to stop trying to look
through a w Ind ow to the prisoners'
visiting room.
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VOL. 65 , NO. 122. 2 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES ORANGE . GQUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MAY I , 1972 c TEN CE~TS I.
By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI
0t #If 0111)' l"llet $11ff
Plans to construct apartment.! on a 36·
acre Portion of Costa Mesa's proposed
~·airview Park were successfully blocked
·~ Sacramento today by a contingent or
city and county officials.
The State Public Services Board
ordered a one-month delay an a land
trade which would have allowed a Squaw
Valley developer to take· over the prop-
erty and develop it to the "highest and
best use ."
Public service officials said the four-
week span would allow Costa Mesa and
couoty autboritlB suff.iclenf time to work
out plans whereby they could purchase
the entire 257-acre "surplus" park 1ite
outright. •
Some or the mystery surrounding the
·land trade was dispelled Sunday during a
meeting between Costa Mesa Mayor Jack
Hammett and City Manager Fred
Sorsabal ai:id V/illiam · Newsome presi·
dent or the Squaw Valley development
firm.
Newsome reportedly told them that the
parcel was offered to him in trade for a
skating rink. theaters, restaurants and
ot her ·concessions he currently S°perates in
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During that meeting, it was disclosed
by New!<>me that he had the intent of
developing the property into high-density
apartments.
But both Sorsabal and Hammen made
it cl ear to Newsome that it was "very
unlikel y" city councilmen would change
the parcel's zoning to allow their con·
st ruction.
Surprisingl y. Newsome is rtluctant to
accept the trade since his concession h1
Squaw Valley ~·is doing well," according
to Hammett. Hammett said fµrth er that
Newsome is not convinced it woul~ be a
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fair trade.
"He believes that the state un-
derappraised his holdings and overap-
praised the land in Costa Mesa," the
mayor said. "He doesn't want to leave
Squaw Valley but the s1ate \9Bnts him out
of there."
Avenues aft being opened by state of-
ficials whereby Costa Mesa in coopera-
tion with !he county could purchase the
overall site, valued at S8 million, at a SO
percent discount .
';They would give us a long-term option
for purcha se at extremely good rates of
interest," said Mayor Hammett.
Today's hearing befort' tht' Public
Services Board brought vehement ob-
jections to the trade fron1 assen1blym~n ·-
Robert H. Burke {R-Huntington Beach\,
Robert Badham (R·NP1\·port Beach) ant.I
Richard Rohrbach. tht' admlnistruth·e
aide to State Sen. Dennis Carpenter t Jl ..
Newport Beach ).
~1embers of the board also heard the
objections Of 26 Estancia High School
students who flev; to Sacramento to pro-
test the trade. "Jeff Davi s, the student
who spoke for them did an excellent job:'
H,amn1ett report ed .
All of the protesters, w~ic:h included
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county parks ornclal Kennclh Sampson,
J1a1n1nett. Sorsabul and the students
1vou nd up their day in Sacramento by
fe<ll'fy!ng in support of a bill under which
Cos a :i..rc~;i a11d. the counly could lease
!hr park. ·
Authored by Burke. AB 1008 was
prcsenlt>d for hearing this afternoon
bt•forr !ht• AsS<'mbly G o \' e r n m,e n l
Adn1ini:-otr:1tlon Committee.
Burke·~ bill \\'Ould al1011· the '"'O agc11·
C'l{'S ro lease rhe pro'perty at a fee u'
Sl.000 per <ierc, per year, for the next 50
years if they decide against outright
pur1:h11s1·.
uang Tri Lost
Fate of Troops, U.S. Aides Unknown
SAIGON (UPI) -senior South Viet· The loss ol Quang Tri would be one of
namese officers and .about 80 U.S. ad-·the worst of the war for the' South Viet-
visers today abandoned Quang Tri, the . namese and the largest victory for the
coUntry's northernmost . prov inc· i a I Communists in their current offensive
"ca}ita r.-teavmg Dehirid-10,00Q-:-e1ne·-wh1chDegan Maleh 30. • --· --~ -
government troops and• 40 American The next big South Vietnamese outpos t
volunteers to be "killed or captured" by in the north is the city of liue. 32 miles to
North Vietnamese troops taking over the the south: The foTme'r imperial capital,
city. now three times its normal size because
Quang Tri would be the first provincial of an influ1 of refugees, may be the nex t
capital seized by the Communists major Communist t~get.
although they held parts of Hue for 28 "They (South Vitenamese troops and
days during the Tet offensi ve in 1968. American advisers) will either be killed
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or captured or somehow manage lo sneak
through NV A (North Vietnamese Army)
lines , but there's re ally not. much hope
ror them to escape," one U.S. officer told
UP t-corres:ponden~ew art·Kf.'IJepman in
Hue:
"(:oi ng down liigh\\•ay 1 (toward Hue)
is going to be a little like the German
retreat from Russia in World War JI.
They're going to gel slaughtered all the
way down." the officer sa id.
ElSt'l':here In South Vietnan1. Com-
-munist troops attacked several locations
* * * Latest War
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attempt to chop up the northern half o{
South Vietnam and cut the country 1n
two.
Developments
In Vietnam
Viet General
Throws Fits Communisti; also took over the
northern one-third or Dinh Dinh province
and its 250,000 people with the Capture o(
SAIGON (UPI) _ A South Viet· the district capital of Tam Quanh. Sair pers blew a bridge near Siagon namese general reportedly ttlrew separating a regiment of government
temper tantrums today after belng troops from the capital. evac_ua~ from the provinctal . capital of Quang Tri. Senior U.S. advisers in Hue said .ibout
He was idenUfied as Brig. Gen. 80 Americans were evacuated but about
From Wire Senrlffl vu Van Giai, commander of the lrd 40, mostly Marines, asked to stay behind
Here are today's development on the Division, Who pulled out with his to fight with a unit of South Vietnamese
Vietnam War !rol'!...ts at a· g1ance_: _ entire staff.-marines -the Jast effective fJgbting
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QUANG TRI-SOuth Vietname se U.S. advisers reaching Hue said -roree---rrJtheA rea.
Schematic drawing charts solar orbit of "Planet X," Laboratory. ~e p aner,-far beyon<l:-pJlJtcr,was-pn1e~·--1militaey-.comm11nders 8Dd most U,S. L lost eommuoication__wilb_o_th 11 "= sour.ce&-Mid--49'-top-Souttr---'tl
the existence of which has been suggested by Joseph dieted on the basis of . sophis.ticated mathematical military advisers fly out or Quang Tri units and "began .throwing temper Vietnamese officers were evacuated from
L. Brady, a scientist at the Lawrence Livermore computations of the f!lOv~ments of Halley's Comet. -leaving defenses to 10,000 troops and tantrum! because he didn 't have Quang Tri.
-------------------------"-------'-------------"substantial number" or U.S. advisers, control of his own people." It was not clear how many South Vitt·
Campus Guards
Oear Building
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Part,s of Angela Davis
Love Letter .Released
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• still figbtjng at nightfall. .. namese o!licers remained with the
QUI NHON-North Vietnamese in troops.
coastal highlands capture third district A U.S. spokes~an said the American
capital, Tam Quan, and control of 250,000 Lake Els1"no1•e advisers were evacuated because the
cf province p:>pulation ; Landing Zone command structure disintegrated.
English under fire and U.S. advisers fly "There was nothin g left to advise. All
out. C 1 E d th ey could do was defend themselves," the KONTUM-Baltle reported •I F~• ye e XO us spokesman said. Brig. Gen. Thomas w.
Base Lima, la.st major defense for Cen· Bowen, deputy senior U.S. adviser in th•
NEW YORK (UPI ) -Campus security
gu~rd,..s cleared 30 students out of
Hamilton Hall at Columbia University
early today, leaving one building still oc·
cupled by antiwar demonstrators.
SAN JOSE (AP) -In a defense con-
testeO diary, parts of which were releas.-
ed for the first time today, Angela Davis
envisions herself "ripping down" George
helpless to free him from hill chains and
says: "As I re-experience this now, my
pulse beats faster, J begin to breathe
harder, and I see myself tearing down
this steel door, fighting my way to you.
tr Hi hlands citi .:.Jkime U.S. advisers R ---1!-_ T.--. no_c_th_ern..Quarter • ..s.ajctlhe.-situation_w_as
--leave..Kontum and Pleiku._25 miles_aJ!~ ell~.l,,_!l_Wll not completelY. black.
IWE-Communilt at ta~ artillery base ·· 1'T s no a dlSMi er but it 'SriOr!!il hiii"g---1
nine miles west of. Hue: SOiitl'i'"Viet~ •• .. ·bAK~ELS.INORE.. .. ~e}.. About to be ·taken l!ghtly. The situation is not
namese officials fl y their !amities to 150 000 persons many on m~lor~ycieS " .. 'ae!pef'Bte-·001"-thefe.-..isc QedaHJ~auae.._(41:. • ..-.• ..,.
safety; troops intercept sap~r t.rying to ha~e left here ~fter three days of c cl~ .serious ~ncern .. We ht1 vc got a. major blow up command headquarters in Hue 's . . . Y. problem, he sa id.
ancien t Citadel. races, traffic accidents and minor 10~ Qu ang Tri is 18 milei; below the
__!_ university sDQk_e.sman_said the
gut.rds entered the· building at 5:30 a.m.
but ran into heavy _barricades at the door
that took some time to clear away.
Jackson's-cell door and fighting to free -~_rJpp_ing. down your c~l!...door,_ and_let~~g
him:-you go free. I feel as you do, so terrible 1s PBNOM-PENH-CambO<lian orces -cidents which-kept--t-he-R-ivtrside €ounty------t>emilitarized-ZOne where-the-current-of~~--
After the guards got into the building ,
the student,, fled, the spokesman ,
university information director Fred
Knubel, said ...
"There was no pllysicil ·contact,'' he
1aid. .
"There was no physical contact," he
1al8.
Knobel said about 30 guards were in-
volved In clearing the hail and there were
about an equal number of students inside.
The action left only Lewisohn Hall r;till
in the hands of the demonstrators.
Knubel declined to ~ay what action the
university plans at Lewisohn.
University offi~ials and the students in
l!amilton Hall met for 20 minutes ,Sunday
night In an atttmpt to negotiate an agree-
ment to clear the building. ·
Portions of the 18-page document found
in Jackson's cell after he was killed at
San Quentin prison Aug, 21 were made
public in the transcript or a closed
chambers hearing at Miss Davis'
murder-kidnap-conspiracy trial.
Judge Richard E. Amason said he
wotild rule this week on whether to allow
Jt into evidence.
The document w11 signed: "Love you,
love you, with love even more abounded,
even more: unconquerable. Your lifelong
wife.''
The diary begins July 8, after Miss
Davis' first and only face-to.face meeting
with Jackson at the Marin County jail.
She describe! her feelings when she first
saw him : ·
"A wicene frozen In the mind: I am
stanCUTlg in the little glass cubicle
downstairs, standing waiting, lovlng,
desiring, and then hot cold rage when the
chains begin to rattle IS you 1lowly des·
cend the stair~ surrounded by that small
army of mindless but a r m e d
automatons."
She described her frustration at being
this love."
()pring last wetk 's hearing, Prosecutor
Albert Harris Jr. argued that an edited
version of the document should be read to
jurors. He said it is crucial to showing
Miss Davis' motive for allegedly helping
plot an abortive August 1970 courthouse
escape attempt in which four were killed.
Defense attorney Leo A. Branton
argued that the diary was written almost
a year after the Aug. 7 Marin dounty
Civic Center e!cape attempt and was ir-
relevant ~ to the ·charges against Miss
Davis.
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abandon border towns of Bavet and Korn-sheriff's ofliei! hopping. lensi'('.e star_t.e_Q 32 days ~go. The cit_v,
pong Trach. Communists blow up bridge "It was Wall·lo-wall people on Main !1nder heavy attack ~or fiye days, was
at Go Dau Ha , 35 miles northwest of Slreel and that's quite a problem for a isolated ~hen Norlh Viet namese w~n ccn·
Saigon and five miles from Ba vet. Loss . . . ,, . . , trol of Highway I bcl\vecn the city and
of Kompong Trach opens infiltration sleepy little town like this, said sher~ff s l-lue.
route into Saigon area from south. Capt. Russ Hawk. "Our most serious A Soulh Vietnamese relief force which
FLORESVILLE, Tex-President Nixon problem was about 40 traffic accidents." tried to break through earlier in the iday
says Communists will take over South The fifth annual Elsinore Motorcycle was ambu shed and forced to return to
Vietnam if Uni~ed States. stops using air Grand Prli attracted not-only spectators, Hue. . .
and sea power in Indoc hina. Hawk said Sunday but also members of Communist ground fi re was too heavy PARIS-Hano~ advi$er Le Due 1!'<> the Hell's Angels ~otorcycle club. to per~it a large scale hclicopter.evacua. ret~ms to Paris !or Secret talks with There were 20 arrest! ror various l!o~. f 1ve U.S. Blrcrart, includtn~ two
Uru tcd. States; Saigon spokesman 1ays reasons, including assault with a deadly ,helicopters, were shot down trying to
Tho g1Ves no hope for early tnd to the weapon posstssion of drugs and drunken-P.vac~ate and provide . cover for the
war. ness ' Americans cind South Vietnamese com·
· . manclecs. No Americans were killed, and , Some person., were admitted to a local all but one were rescued
City of Costa· Mesa Eyes ho3pital for treatment of stab wounds. ·
Hawk aaid no Ont was In custody in the
atabbings. · Orange
New Parking Ordinance
Some race spectators were hurt when
cycles ran off the course and into the
crowd. The injured totaled 150.
But authorities reported no serious in·
juries, only a few broken windows in the
downtown area and, "out.side of the traf-
fic problems, things weren't too bad.''
Hawk said.
Weather
Do you ever have trouble findi ng a determine the amount of parking In new
plact to park near your apartment, or units:
It \l'ill be sunny and warm Tues.
da y, follov•in g early morning fog
and low clouds along tht co.ut, ac-
cording to the wealherlady. HJghs Boys Oub Gets
. --. •· ' . ''
Capitol Flag Co n"nrts s1_,,,,.,,J . or 62 ·••he beach, rising to.70 In·
oA' ·~· ' U~lh-n,,__._ -t...•t!!nd. tiwi 42'!52 . .,_.._,._ ,... --'
ha\'.t you ever had ·.troubJe..parking when ~e bedroom units would have 1.S
·ff'c:eJ,.>-<D'oi;J<~k:S~cr-~'1 -'~iting-onother apartmeol C<llllplui ~ Jlli! •§~, ,, , . , ~ ~· ,._,. .,. n ~ .-, DUULe lf the an~wer is "yes," ttlax. TOO city ~Two .bedroom units would ave 1.8
.. ,
'/... nag that has flown over the capitol
building In Washington, D.C., wJll be
[Co Ml .. d t d spaces
Of tlie . Bal.d. o s~a esa is getting rea Y 0 0 -Three bcdroon· units would have two something about the parking problem . spa c(•S A new parking ordinance has been Id
At Two Plazas
pre•ented to lh• Upper Bay Branch of the ST · SAVIN· SUR ,GARTEMPE.
Boys Club of tbe Harbor Area May 12. France (UP!) -At the clo" of an intemaUonal conference bringing
The presentation wJU be made 1t 4 p.m. togetber seven! hundred bald.men
devised . Jt determines the amouat or .off. -Gue!t· parkin11: wou be proVided at Two concerts will be presented toni1o?ht
street pa~n1 according to the number the rate or one space for every 10 dwell· at loca l shopping areas by student! or the
of bedroom! in each apartment unit. ing unll.11. Newport·fl.fesa Unified School District in
The current ordinance r e q u I r e s Members of tht Costa Mesa Planning a continuing program commemorating
developers to construct 1.5 parking Commission have recommended adoption National l\.fusic Week, today through
INSIDE TODA\'
Today's ~lltertafnment section
offers reviews of tlie \VesCmi1l·
Sltr Cot11munll11 Theate r prod11c·
1io11 of "Atitigone" a1ld /he Los
A11gtles Phil/1armon lc's 10th pn·
niversary concert at UC lroi11e.
See Pages 18·19.
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by the boys ond girls of the Henry Bowen from Eoropean n11i011J, . delegalts
l--SocloQJ..JlL.lb&.Ollldl!1L.Cll..lllr.J~OOllL+-.:dec~kl~ed~,1D~hokl 1 conl,.1 lo•.., who
Revolullon (CAR ). kl •
spaces per un it, regardless of how many of the nc\Y stt111cl11rd,;:. Saturd.11y.
bedrooms each contains. The S\,lgge!tlons have been passed to Studthts or Dav.is Mlddle School In L.M .... ~':="-'--l-·'·~·~·~"~"'....,"=-1'i'· -4----1 ssoc a e 1 y aMer mo • ~~h1-crrwtlt-1foltnfl>Ut11C""'Costa-Mer.rwflt-prefmt-Souttreon•--•~c:~1\;r1111 H••Mn11 """ • Ml11 Lynn Dugle, pra)denl of the The winner Wll the deputy
Ucnry Dowen Society and lhc CAR state m1yor of 51.-S&vll>Sur-Olrtempe,
socltty assistant organizing secretaty, Klebert GaDot.
will present the llag. • . Gallo( """ with 314 square cen-
Jack Hammet~ newly elected mayor or timeltr1 of bald turf•.. on his
Costa Meu. will be the featured tpl!lbr head.
durlOI tho cvtm00y.
JlamalB believes that there 11 a direct hcarini: on them during the May 15 COlln-Pl~za from S p.m. to 7 p.m. The string ~~'!'!'!.. 1t-r, ~~':' .. '::~' ',:
rel1Uonshlp between the nwnber or units cil session. Orchestra. Oebutantes, t1 nd Concert Band c,.. ... .,, . 1• '"'" '""
in an apartment and the number or cars A survey just comp leled '!,Y the plan-will perform . ~::1:,1.~·~= ! . ~~~1:;111"' , .. 1!
used by the occupantt. ning department staff indicates that Fashion Island ~Ill host t h t 1111ff11111-111 1 .. u TM•itn .,,
Thertfore, Hamala and other plannlng resident• of large Costa Mesa apartment Harmoneets from Ensign Middle School, ~:·-;: •9"1'111•1; ::-,::., MIWl 1,.1:
deP1rtment staff memben ha ve re-com· compltx are esperinll.v dlssatlslltd with Newport Bea.ch, from 7:30 to 8 p.m. "tft,K... H .,.., """ •
...-the lollowina formula to (S.. PARKING, Pqe I) Admission lo the conctrts JJ fret. '-----· ...,..---· -..,...~
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Jellyfish
·'Hit Beach
.~11 Newport
Hordes of sli my jellyfish continued
their two week ~nvasior ·or Newport
Beach beaches an~ many of the 200.000
weekend visi tors were "on the receiving
en4 or painful sUngs, lifeguards reported
today.
Elsewhere on the Orange Coast,
Laguna Beach lifeguards reported some
jellyfish victims but no great numbers of
them. San Clemente's aurl WflS clear as
was Huntington Beach.
"We had at least 100 first aids Saturday
and ~un~y and a Jot or thoae were
11tlngs." said a Newport Beach lifeguard
!pokesman.
De3pite the 1mall surf. strong riptides
took their toll of sWlmmera.
"We made at least eight or 10 rescues
over the weekend," Newport lifeguards
reported.
Sunny balmy weather and water
temperatures In the 60s drew most of the
crowds to the sand.
The jellyfish invasion has been a con·
· tinui'!BJ)ooblem on the beach (or the past
two weeks.
The creatures are cQrried by currents
and as the seasons chi!1ie, the currents
3Weep them closer to shore where many
are beached by the tides.
Lifeguards said a number or swimmers
were stung over the weekend by jellyfish
lurking in'-Oie waves. But they said some
beachgoers-..were stung by creat.ures that
had already washed ashore.
Tentacles draped· across the sand can
stili' inflict the painful sting even if the
jellyfish is dead, lifeguards said. •
Boat traffic In Newport Harbor over
the weekend waa heavy acco11Ung to the
Orange county Harbors, Beaches and
Parks Qepartmont and "It looked a Jot
• · like a good summet.!!fk~y." _
"niings wtir"JnOre confuaing than
usual," aald •· Harbor Department
3poke.sman; "the boats entered in the
Ensenada race this week began coi:nllll
in to ask for woorlngs ." '
Final Arguments
Set in Murder
T1ial of Mesan
Lawyers for both sides today prepared
their flnal argu ments as ·the Oi'ang75:
County Superior Court murder trial of
James Noel Slpult or Coata Meaa moved
into Jl.! final houn.
Prosecutor Ted MUiard and defense al·
Monday, M1y 1, 1912
COASTWISB
Orange County Inmate
Slain at San Quentin
SAN QUENTIN (AP ) -An inmate was
fatally stabbed today on a tier of San
Quentin prison, officials said.
Information Officer Joaeph· R. O'Brien
said that Just before 11 a.m. Marian Dale
Cook. 32, wu stabbed in the back on the ' -Four c&poTeacli-
Residents · Held
On Drug Charges
second tier of the prison's east block,
where he worked as a barber. Cook died
half an hour later in the prison hospital.
O'Brien said there were no suspects
and no weapon had been foun_d.
Cook, from Orange County, was serving
a five years--~life sentence for armed
®buy. He.had..a Nov. 20, 1!172.j>llOle
date.
From Page 1
PARKING ...
the current parking &tandards.
Four Capistrano Beach residents ~'ere · llam:·la reports that in a.pa rtment co111:-
arraigned fln narcotics chaiges this plexes larger than 100 units, 55.55 percent
morning fo!~wing their arrest Friday of the residents decliired the parkiJlg
after allegedly selling 50 pounds of marl· inadequate. ln smaller units there ap-
juana to San Clemente detecUves. pears to be no pressing need · to increase
Sgt. F.rank Yerger said the four were parking. ·
tak:en into cui\ody at 26982 Avenida las About 63.8 percent of residents living in
Palmas. They were idenWled as Susan ap3rtments wit}1 30 to 70 units said the
Gay Levine 15· Jeffrey Feller Levine. parking was either adequate or tmore is; Randy '~mas LaMotte, 21 ; and -than adequate. In apartments witn less
St.even Wayne Davis, 20, all pf tJie:o.La than 30 units ~~t 72 petetnt of the
Palmu addreu. residents gave s1m1lar respon_ses.
They w~re am:sted without incident . With respect to guest parking, greater
000 baii d1ssaUsfactlon ·was noted.
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Yerger saJ~. and were held on $15, For eXatriple, 94 percent of the
torney. La_wrence Buckley planned to or. . ~aclt pending their arraignment. . re.sidents in complexes with more than_
fer their final alitements to the ju.ry after ~ The 1ft'geant said San Clementt-pOhc~oo_apartment..-wtl1.s.J1aidJl..lU.Ue:s.1 than
---Millard hes qttettioned ..,._ ttballal-became-involvedin-th~cuethrf!Wff}ij adequate. In the ~7.0 unit range, 68:6
witnesses -the last witnesses in the ago when one of the ·suspects 11legedly percent declared it inadequate alld 1n
three-week trail before Judge Robert L told 10 pounds of marijua na to an un-apartments under 30 units, SO percent
Corf ' dercover narcotics agent. Following the rouud guest parking inad'eq:uate.
. man. alleged purchue of the marijuan1, the The new ordinance, planning staff
S1pull, 48, of 2924 Peppertree Lane, ls undercover agent made a -second members said, would bring Costa Mesa
.accused of first degree murder in the purchase, this one allegedly of 1,000 into Hne with parking standards of
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death of his daughter-in-law Kathleen, J9, benzadrine t.albets. peighborlng cities. . .
last Aug. 30 at her Huntington Beach Yerger said detectives obtained a Similar ,... form~las determmmg_ the
h search warrant and went to the home number of parking spaces according .to
ome. Frid nd h •· [ b · 50 bedrooms are being employed by Hun-Prosecution witnesses hive teatified 8Y u er t e preKOR 0 uy111g _ 8 h N t Be h nd Sa t
th t SI It I ft th h t 10112 pounds of marijuana. Following the al1eg•' tington eac , ewpor ac , a ~ a a pu e e ouse a Ana planners zald Kamuela Drl.ve, following a family ed purchase, the police officers l_denUfied • -
squabble that .also Included hls three aona -them selves, arrested the-rour -and
aiidhls estranged wife and later returned searched the~home. ---Ca --B h p
to fire the rifle shOt through the screen They claim to have found small quan· po eaC Of
---clooc.Jba,t killed Kathleen Slpult. .. ti tles of hashish, marljuana_and assorted
The aearwomen'1--h··"h .... ' •.• ,.·~· ...... 1111l Yeroer_said. --' F d
• -s1p,11, 22~ to d the jury the ";'h:i"~•~w1y =--~ --~~Bigg· ie bun
missed him and struck his wife who was
standing beside him. He testllled that he
----i<•~bbed-his-father-and-shot the older
man in the knee as he wrestled him to
the ground. _
The elder Sipult was later arre!ted at
his Costa Me!a api'rtment. He wept on
the witness st.and during the trial as he
testified that he never intended to shoot
his daughter-in-law.
You Ca1i SmoktL
It in Ohio-If
You're a Nark
A raid on a Capistrano Beach motel room~durln-glhe WeeltendYlefcied a haul
of more than 80-.pounds -of marijuana and .
two men accused of peddling it, Orange
County sherifrs officers said.
It is expected that the .case will go to
the jury for its ruling later today. COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPI) -From now
on. it will iM legal to smoke marij uana in
Ohio -as long as you are a police un·
dercover agent Intent upon srresling
persons for smoking marijuana.
Deputies booked Alfred Martin Zelkind,
35, of 31587 Florence Court, South Laguna
and Robert Ensign, 12, of Missoula, Mon·
tana into Orange County Jail on charges
or possessing marlju•na with Intent to
· sell. ~ •
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The Ohio Supereme Court ruled that
police plain-clothes officers may possess
as well as smokt the illegal weed in flrdtr
not to blow their cover.
The deci&kln was made in the case.flf
Leon M. Graham of Akron, convicted last
year of possessing marijuana.
Graham contended that Summit County
Deputy Sheriff Gene ChlcoJne, who ar·
rested him, .unlawfully smoked mari·
juana. ,
The state's highest court upheld the
Summit County prosecutor's office con·
tenllon that:
Both ·men were arrested in a motel at
34826 Pacific Coast Highway, Capistrano
Beach, by investigators who !aid they
\Vorked on a tip that "biggies" in the
South Coast drug distribution business
could be found there. Court appearances
are being scheduled today for both men.
Officers claim they found 39 "bri cks" of
high class marijuana -about 86 pounds
of the drug -stacked in their motel
room. ~
Theft of Racing
Boat Reported
25 years 3 t occ Orange County shorllf's oflicers are'in· • _ yJag~tln& tb~!helt.o.(,.a 112.000 .racing ~., ~';. -:-:.·-..----~ ,, · -• ....,~ ti0a£ taken ·frOm"the dry dock area ar tht
To Be Dl.SCUSSed Dano Point Mar!n• during the weekend . The Thunderbird Formula sports boat,
\Vhat changes have taken place on the
Oranae COast Colle11e campua during
the put 25 yurs l
Miles Elton, .chairman of the colle1e's
llOCial ld•nce• division, will ouUlnt them
ror the Com Mesa HIJtorlcal Society
May 9.
Hb talk, ''2$ Years at OCC," will be
presented at 7:30 p.m. In the Oran(e
<l>lst CollefO'aclllty"llollloe. it'plbll
lrtljvlted Jo attencf without char(t.
Ealon hos been on tht OCC llaff aince
the college's incepUon ln lKI. H1 wu U\e
1Chool'1 lint iarslly bulcelball coach
and ta.,ht economics IJld pollUcal
1eienct. He became 1 divWon cbalnnan
in 1961.
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the property of Michael Dean Larson, 236
E. 17th St., Costa ?\1esa. was last seen by
itll owner Friday, deputies said.
Olllcer1 said intrud•n in the docking
area smashed the lock In the boat bay
and drove off with the vessel.
707 C~ips Building
~ ANGELES !UP -c ar
Britannia Airways Boeing 1f!1 with 13$
passeng•n clipped a bulldi!ijj IJld light
standard u tt taxied to lake off at Los
AOl!elea lnlA!matlonoJ Al>porl
Tbtre were no injuries Sund1y.
Dam1g• to the bulldln( and alrcratt wu
estima,ted at ~100,000. -.. ....
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·Mesa Verd·e Control
Costa .Mesa ·Kids Explore Stars at School
By JAN EDWARDS
Of ta. Deify P'li.t SIW
What would It bO like to spend a doy in
a space station? • ·
Two flllh grade·crasses at Meu Verde
Elementary School in Costa Meu decid-
ed upon equipment and needs for such a
sell-contained space vehicle and built
one.
After studying space e.1ploration and
travel .of the past from books and more
traditional methods, the classes used this
project to study and create methods for
spaei! travel tomorrow.
Students transformed their classrooms . t4
into a space station. One room contained~· au technical equipment and the otbe t·
room offered all recreational facllltlea
necessary to maintain the lltation and itll , "
passengers. 1
Then they spent an entire school day
operating their station. The ApoUo moon
mission was also undtfway that day.
By giving the students something to
buili:t, teachers Sally Strobl and Bill
Bragg hoped to stimulate learning and
interest in space travel.
"They all showed extreme interest and
good imaginations," said Bragg af-
terwards. "They teamed a great deal.
"Students took the project serlowly,
and we ·could see a great deal of growth-
and maturity tak ing place,'' he reported.
Simulation day was also Mesa Verde's
open house, and all students gave groups
or six adults a tour through their station
or explained the ir individual dutlea and
equipment.
"This was good for the kids because
not only had they done the whole thlng
but also had to speak to adults on what
thef had done. They built a. rapport with
them," Bragg said.
All passengers. except the adults. had
to wear space suit.! to.leave the station.
To monitor the flights of all shuttle
craft and spaceshJps in the aua, students
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DAil Y P'tlOT Sti ll P'M"
ONE SMALL STEP
Space Walker Kevin Coriovtr
osed a control tower and command
center in the technically oriented class·
.. room.
A shullte craft berth. repa ir area and
passenger debarking facilities were
si tuated next to a docking stat ion.
Throungh th is opening, the shuttle craft
guided the spaceships to~'ard and av.'a)'
from the space station like a tugboat and
travelled to earth as well as to other sta-
tions.
A computer room, an observatory and
Jnboratory for study of other planets and
weather condltlonJ and a spacesult·rltling "
room were some other features.
When passengers needed food or rtlal·
atlon, they headed for the structure et
the other end of the tunnel.
Hung with sheets died black, the
r"ecrealion center was dlvidtd into rooma
used as a library, a television and game
roorn, a gymnasium with jump ropes , a
kitchen and 'medical examlng rooms.
SeveraJ plants and caged anlmala were
being watched in a laboratory atU. Sta·
Uon technicians ~'anted some reactions I!>
life in space from rabbits, fish, parakeets
and bean sprouts.
And for the health of pusengers and
station workers, a psychologist, doctor
and dentist maintained office hours.
A general practitioner was equipped to
handle broken bones or fainting spells:
And a psychologist provkled muscular
coordination and vJsuaJ perception test!
to determine possible space adaptation
problems £rom extended restriction in·
side the station.
Throughout lhe day, each student had a
separate schedule. Each spent some time
in every room.
Therefore, they afterwards could
evaluate -each section· and tell one
2nothtr about the .!UettlS of each
particular area .
"Nearly every parent came to aee our
space station," Bra"gg said. And Brqg
says he overheard. studtnU talking inh>
microphones and studying the animal•
simply for their own gratification.
And the te achers? They lnJtiated the
sa1ne thing in 1971 and were 1lmllarly
rewarded by the students' responae to
their approach to future spac"e travel.
"This year," recalls Bragg, "I think
)he most successrut was the .kitchen peoo
pie -they really pu~a lot of time into
their work. The food was really 1ood -I
could probably Jive on It."
Nixon--Gifts ···-eampaigning·
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Preside1it's Family Has Jet Fleet for U.S. Trips
By FRANCES LEWINE
WASHINGTON (AP) -While Prj~i
dent ~on sticks mainly to foreign
travels that probably will dominate front
pages th is spring, his wife and two
daught ers will fan out across the country
in less-publicized goodwill appearances.
The women's vote is e.1pected to be a
big factor in lhe presidential race, the
pollsters say, and the Nixon .famuy·s
N ewporter Convention
Hall Eyed by Plnriners
trips will be a low-key bid for It.
But White House spokeamin Helen
Srriith contends theae travelt -already
under way' -are not-exclusively cam-."
paign trips. She says the pre11identill
family is just iccepting tome of the uaual
run of invitations it gets.
ln recent weeks, though, 11 tht:
Democrats fight it out on the primary
bottl•grounda, \he Nixon name ii kept In
the local 11ew1 by Pat Nixon, Julie
Eisenhower and Tricia Cor appearing la
places from Florida to Caliromia. • •
And, Mr1. Smlth pi;edicts, such tr"i,.P!,,__ __ tl---
A proeosal lo add a 30.000-square...JooL-noL.r:ealJ¥--.sw:e-.to1.'hat:.i--~ng-te gti in win be stepped up.
convention hall to the Newporter Inn will there," Edmonson sa id. The Nixon women have the fie.et of
go before Newport Beach planning com· James E. Nuzum. senior plannel', In 'a presidential jets at their dliposal. And
missioners Thursday night. report to commissioners recommend ing use the mUitary planes ror personal ~IP•.
The structure is planned in the parking approval of the use pennil, said he has because o! Secret service anzieties .about
lot between the Monte Carlo room and t~·o concerns. areial hijacking.
the row of shops along the main entrance Nuzum said he \\'ants commissioners to d · The only acknowledged campaign ap-rive. make sure adequate total parking ror the [ Newport Beach-planning ofiicials said pearances ar,e our b~g regional women'•
today the Newporter will replace the var.iety of uses atthe Nen•porter will be conferences. The White House slid the
parking by creating a new Jot on the site provided and that the effect of the ad· GOP National ~mittee would pick up
of the present he liport, which has been ditional traffic on.Jamboree Road be con-the tr.ave! tab f those appearances. abandoned. sidered.
Pro.posed in the plans before city of~ He reC'Ommend approval on the condi· Hardly a wee has gone· by this yur
ficials are three meeting rooms, a 10,000-tions that "all parking areas be ... )n ac-\Vithout some Sc ulet1 appe1r1nce for
sQuafefoOt eX!Hblllon hall arrd-a<!dltlonal cordante \vllh th~_clty off street parking the Nixon women. -They have rqed into
stores and shops. · standards and that the parkfug and a dozen states -some of them several
However, officials or the Newporter Inn \'ehicular circulation plan ... be subject times -and visited a ylfitty . .J:Jf-
-disclosed this morning-thlt-pltns ·for-to review-and-... approval bf " the traffic Ofganii:8lions. incl udlfi(" 4-R Clubl,~ln-r.----
convention hall are really &till tentative engineer ." ~---,---stitutionrlor-thr.blliRI i?iGiitii ·
and th e project may not wind up the way Newwrler lnn-offjcials· t 1s morning gilfden clubs,-hla't.Oric sites-and-events.
it h~~bee..n pre'sent~ to CQmmlsllonen: -decli ned to give c..ost figures~on the new that Pres'ident Nixon has been unable to
uwe had to put something down (on the addition atid wOuld not comment on plans attend .· -
app\icatloli )," siid Phil Edmonson, an or4 for high me-tower to contain additional But last week, on a trip into New York"
ficial of Del Webb Enterprises. guest rooms. State, Tricia said flat!y she wu out cam-
"Before we spent a lot of money we There now are m rooms in the rel!loi't paign ing for bee. father and-.predicttd"
had to get an okay from the city to tee if 1pa built nearly 12 years ago by George there will be many politlcal 1ppearance1,
we can ·do it. Buccola and now owned by Del Webb including trips on behalf of otha;
"No plans have bttn drawn and we're Enterprises. Republlcu candidates.
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