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Mitchell to Canapaign
. TUESOA Y AFTERNOON, JUNE 27, 1972 •
·Bespit~ Martha ~s Vo.,,
VOL. ... NO. $11. I laCTtoMS. a PM•I
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Ne .w Suspect •• Ill Coast Bank Heist
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.. Armed .Men·· Roh ..... .... .-
' .. Clemente· Store · ·
TWo lll'Di<d mm ...p..;1<c1 emg::,, ol the Alpha Beta Market In. San te
Mpoday, bound 'IOW' of the -ken with
lal'"> lorced the maaacer to open a sale, t1J!in Oed with a yet-undetermined
..-i ol caah.
; The dajllgbt robbery took place at
~bout 10:~ a.m. wblle no customers -.re ·1n' the lion! at toS s. El Cimino "--· . .nuJ.. • ; • : The principal victim In the holdup -
tplliq:el' Leon Rlley, a well-known com-
V1uni1Y•leader •. ~~ Aid th< paw entered the store
arid one or the men carried a brief case.
!le watted' near a telephone and w~
Jllley appeared; tbe bandlt'i partner
calne' up bOh!nd the manager, produced a
-U revol•er, then both bandits l'OUJ1CI.
~ up all five employea oo. duty.
• The .workers all were herded Into a
itOreroom where all but Riley were
...... hand and foot with tape.
: ·Rllef wu then orderod to the market
~e. detecttves said, and lorced at gwr to!nt to open it. ..
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different men.
Workers ii thO llire tJirough the day
wacted with Police Artlai· i;ancty Martin
and produced composite drawinga ol the
pair ol bandits -each reported to he !n
their mid 30s.
Wltnesaes said both men were about
silt lee! In heJsbt and each welgbed about
175 pounda ' . The ~t with the briefca!e wore a
dark brown business suit, a tie and a
dress shirt, and hiJ dark brown hair was
worn long, over the ears. He also Wore
~gJasaes, police '8kf.
Ins partner, wbo wielded the blue-steel
revolver, wu more cuually dreued.
,Witnesses said he wore a droopy
moustache and had a pock-marked lace.
Huntingwn Mom
H el.d in Knifing
. ' Of County Man' .i:· After stuffing "a considerable amount"
Ill caah Into the brlefcaae, both men
Ordered the manager back to the ~ and ai.o bound Riley wttb a A 37-year-<>ld Wleillployed aerospace
)lpool ot i.pe. 11e told offlcera he Ulen -ker died In Huntington Beach today
_,ordered to lie oo the floor. alter' he was stabbed twice In tbe chest
> The pilt then fled . Momenta later · Wbile at the !Jaine of a fem1:1e friend .
ltmployes freed themaelvea and called Garfietd Lee Pomerny, 5932 Santa pqlJc< Barilara Ave., Apt. B, wu pronounced
!' The. holdup wu the aecood dayli&hl dead at Huntington Beach Intercom-~ l!l the market tbta year: The munlty Hospital.at 1:111 a.m.
~In uie pttvJowi boldup rema1\l5 •t ' Mn.' Gay Joan Orlee, 3S, of 1™1
,Jule. · ' ' • NewUl)d Ave., Huntinglol) llea<cb, was
• lletecllves,.bowever said they are coo-arrested oo susptclol! ol mUraer •.
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-uie1 laid! helai wu the work of • · 'POl!ce said 1lley have been unable to
.-------,----"'-' --, determine what caul<d tba latal alterca-tloO .• ..... Ce••
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SliPlb' War)ner clo Wedneldly
-... -aiooc Ille cout,
--lo ... --service. ..... .......r 'It 11 Ille beaches, IO
IDlaed. Lon tmlPt In Ille 11)'1.
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Pollce saJd Pomeroy, a friend ol Mn.
Orlee, Wll VlsllIDc her when I llgbl IJ>'
porenlly broke out. '.l'b<>e wu a Jl!!Yslcal
lllullle, polke uld, arid u -point. eitbtr before er during the argwnent,
l\lra. Orlee •--' ~ with a kitchen
knile. ornc;;.,-.... she llabbed Pome-
. roy !n·the llv!ni...,. pl tbe ·bome.
Mn. Orlee then called the police who
aitmd at'JJ:• a.m. P'lllt{IJ WU
nuhod to Goe boopltal and stnn ..,.... ·
gene)' -bJ • team ol doclon. Pollet said that Mrs. Orlee'1 ...., and
•l&l>I year-old ~ ,... 11t the Iiime at the lhiio ol lllt tight. n.,. have
been tamed .... ID llielr latb<r who ii
seplr'lted !nm Mrs.-Orleo.
Foreign Animal Ban
$.(CRAMENTO (UPI) -Tbt state
,._bly Monday po....S tepllalloo -ning the importatloo lor ... ol _..,.,.
llolls and tigers and oCher Uva -ta
nol natlva to Calllonla. 'l1le pr_.i
....id 11111 aPPIJ to -tr ~ croups.
'PJ.ill ·Oyer t ·o Side!
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FBI Squad
Arrests 2nd
~·Malt m Ohio ·
Joey Shanahan, 4, looks quite apprehensive u he
is followed by SeatUe policemen. It's not u bad u
it looks for Joey. Policemen were mefely patrolling '
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6-nille stretch of Lake Washington Boulevard to
keep it free of cars during Bicycle Sunday, when
only bikes ate permitted. ·
UMW's 'Tony' Boyle Gets .. ' . . .
5 Years, $130,000 Fine.
WASHINGTON (AP) -United Mine
Workers President W. A. Tony Boyle to-
day was oeotenced to !Ive years In prlaon
and lined $130,000 lor making illegal
poUUcal cmrtbuUoru with union funds.
The '10-year-<>ld Boyle, sullering from a
back aiimtot, stood siieot and ugtrt.np.
ped as U.S. District Judge <l>arlea
Richey imposed the eentence.
As a condklon ol Boyle's release, pmd-
ing appeal, Richey onlered him to port
the $0!!,000 er a surely bond J!l that
amount with tile court.
The judge -on1....t that the money ....,. from Boyle's own pociet
and nllnlned him ll'om diaslJlllllni his ... -. .
The 119 lleellan ol Boy1e and other• prniollllJ bid been ........ out by .•
lederal judp, who .-..S a ntW fllec>
tlon bJ tlle aid of Ille yoar. Boyle and some of bla omc.n had .. peeled to run
111a1n. bul his coovlctloo ca11 doubts
whether he could.
Union rules and federal law lorbld an
olflctal to hold office alt<r a lelony con-
vlctlon, bul tt wu usumtd B")lie can
hold ·the pruldeney lllllil an lppWs
court rules In hiJ cue.
A week ago, Ille Labor Dopoitmont
named Rooald' :r. Weakley to direct' a
tu~ lorce of aome 30'J10fttwe4 ....,ta
wttb ·-tty to vlJlually nil Ille -pending the etectlon.
llOyle WU led away !If tr.S. marshals
and Jllll Into "" -lockup In llgbt ol Rlcbey's • 1llOt, be nol be nieMed
until Ille ••·11 poo1e11. •
Act1ially, 'lilaier~ 11'" n ... ,...
sentences .., JloJlo bal Mid they could
nm ooaCurrent11. One, Rtcbey Aid, ,...
lcr llo,le'a .-lctlm ol count ..,. <JI the
lkoual lndletmlil aia!mt him -COi>
aptnq lo mllalt -money under the Landnm>-Ortllla Ad. He also Imposed a •1•.• flDI ... llill ..ant. ' :n.. olher .n.,.yw IOl1lence ..... oat
of -IJ .r the Indictment under which Boyle wa ..-o! ICluallY trander·
rinc ..,.. lo 1lllon l1"lda to an account
set up for makJnc contributions to the
1"8 Cillljllfp i. the U.S. preeklency. A
(he IOYLE, Pap t)
Mitchell Keeps
CanipfJign Posfi-
Despite .Mar_tha
From .. Win Sei•lc••
Fonner U.S. Attorney General John
Mitchell. today vowed to continue cam-
paigning lor the· reelectkn ol President
Ni.on, but his pollllcs wtiry wile,
Martha, has caricelled her once heavy
ochedule of penooal 1ppearances.
Faced wltb ah ultimatum from his -.tie
to.qult.~Ucs pI._i I-her Newport ·
Beach vtJla Ja8' -k, M!tcbeD bu no ln-
tentlcn of ~ his JllJO! u Ninn'•-
campallm .inag<r, c!Ooe aldel siid u.-.1~-t I '
·~·· ' Powell,~. a Mitchell stall member ai the Cori11illitee.' lorRe-eleCtlon o! the
Piesldenl, -uked Mondly ti Mitchell
' .... qultUng.. '
•lffot by • ion, lhot, It hi replied. 0 He's
commllled to the taslt before him. tt
Maarnrhlle, an allegedly brutaed Mrs.
Mlldlell .....inc bandqea covering
lqers ol her Jell hand baa taken Up
quarters In the posh W-r C.Ounll'y
Club In Rye, N.Y. Rye wu the com-
munity In 10hlch the Mltcbelb lived when
(See MITtllEW!, Pa(o I)
An UDl""I,,... llrtp.-WU Ir-
rested In -an. Ohio by FBI agents
e&rly tbll morning as tbe secood Upecl
In the '2 'lJlllllon hetat at the Laguna
Niguel hrandl of Ullited caJllomla Bank.
FBI agents working witb U.S. Manhals
and local police captured Amil Alfred
DinsJo, 31, oflJordman as he was travei.
Ing In h!J car down a local str<et.
Dlnsio II the brother·ln-law of Qw1ea
A. Mulligan, 33, o1 Youngstown, Ohio,
who WU &!Telted by FBI agenta earlier
this month In comecllon with tho
burglary In which an unknown numherol
people blasted their way Into Ille bW:
vault via the roof and rilled 4511 '* deposit boxes.
A U.~. Marshal'1 Olfice spokesman
said thli mom!ng that Dlnolo """1d apo
pear belon a U.S. M~ In Cleft.
land 111!• alternoon !or amiPmmt.
Whetlier Dtmlo will he lblpped to Loo
Angeles Clowity Jail where Mulligan ii
nciw belnc bold II not known.
The spoRlman refuaed to speculate ~ MuDtgan and Dlnslo were Jn.
vOived In a May 4 burglary at the Lcl'd•
!woo, Ohio bnnch of the Second NoUonal
Bank of Warren In which $430,000 In cub .... _
The FBI also revealed this morning
that • lederal grand jury lndlc:lmmt
Mooday . nomed :5-JNl'<>ld Ronald Lee
Barller of 8cutb Gate In coonect1on wltb
tile bqrglary.
Bartier, aglllll Aid, remalhs at large
and ls ooe ol -per-thet may he
arrested In ---... cw in Ille nm few <IQI.
His -· Viola ilarl<r, 5.1, WU taken lnlD cuitody June 14 for porjurJ Ill
cmnecllan wltb Ille !nvalllptlon.
'!be dloclooure .of Ille lndlda8ll '"' Barl>er <ilme durln( a 1-rtnf'!n· wlllcll
Mull!Pn'' pleodecl -ent lo tho
burgllr)' c11ar&e1. . U.g. Dlltrlct. Court Jlldp Motl J1rrm
WU to have lei I trial -for Ml!lllpa, bul he continued the _.., wllm he
(lee IUIPBCI', hfsl)
Go-go a No-no
At Naval Ba1e
SAN DIEGO (AP) -1no111u1o1
two years~ u ·---· go-go ii now a llOilO at MlnmM'
Naval Air Station.
The lemala daocers who ncbd,
rolled, bounced and gyrated n11bUJ
at the Enlisted Men's Club and
twice weelcly at the Olftcers' Qab
are oo longer clolnc '°• station ol· Deers say.
No official ,.uoo lor booflClnc
the I D-gDll WU sJ• .. , but Ollt of·
(!leer said the announcement ,...
made last week, b ir days after a
new commandar ol the -toell over.
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Democrat Platf orin ·'Suicide · Note'-W allace
Abortionist .
Calls Death
AccUkntal
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LOii ANGELES -"I didn't kmw tho
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Tho -Ilia( ot cruad~ •bot·
-Dr . .Jolla •• °"11D ... opoaod In
---....... With !Iii tntl-ot ., 8tt'Menl1' U rttrc ID tbl Dtc:enM-
-ot 1111 p lfrlllld.
-l>wJlr, ,Jt, ........... -..
.,_--die Va.A ampao With
lbe .,_..id ........ -Mo .......
lbl -..,.. ..... taffmd tbrte 1*llet
-In Ille loUI Incident.
..... , Dr. Gwynne dolmed u "'°'
....... bepn lhot Mia Dwyer -
ol!epdly on • drug lr1p •I Ille time -
.... obot to dath durlntl • ll1nlQle ,.,.
Ibo .161 ~ molvtr )» ........ Tbo-·-·--....-u1811 ID ba111 Oriiip and Loi
Mploo ...... dol..S dlt -··
........ bod ..... ~-· 111-........ llld -m from dnJ& use.
..... ....., -.. boll pending 1111 trto1, Dr. a.,-hlmllll bu been
....-.. lonto llu'blrl, -· .... dwpd wttll bola(-lhe 11111 ..... of
drup.
lie -booplWJsed temporarily •fttt
-· doputloo .. polnll lound hJm ol1"1P"' -In 11i1 cor porUd ID ......... .u. ...... Tbo -uld durlDC Mondey'•
IMtlmony !bot Miu Dwyer bod fint ob-
181nod Ille wupoa lhot ulllmalely killed
hor.
Ha ....... when lie ........ In the
_ aporlnllnt hallway With !be IUft be tried
to take It .... ,, lndJni to • -· molch. • ,,_ ...... oliuale." ho aid
qulolly. •
"I -~ rtcall how lcllc • , • the 11111 IMIDld to 10 all • • , I opmed the
chamber ••. I didn't know ft •• lolded,"
Ibo -pliyoldu conllralod. romia1 Nftleadnl on vartous •bot'jlon
c:ouall reloted to Ills Wool Loi Angela
llld Santa Aa8 dlnlao which oerved
-with unwllllod .......,,.S. on 811
_, """ -bM -pootpoaed J)endlnc llil munlor lrfal. ' • Tbo dort-htlred doctor bM rudlly od-
mJllOd eadlni bundrado of pnllnlDCla
for m.vrled women llld Wini Jlltb,
clllmll!C only tbe choice thouJd be lheln
end not 11181 or • IO"etnment.
Ho cooperated In pt010CUllon or llil
.... In • cru.ude lo -he hopet -
• uJllmalely overturn !be C • I If or n I •
Tbonpoutlc Abortion Act of Jte'/, cl&Jm. Ina It Ill W1C0111ututlonal. ·
lilt mother, Mrs. Rubye Vnruh Gwynne
end nearly a llCOl'8 of aborlloa clinic
nunea and lemale lechnlcltns -IOn\o
from tbe Harbor Area -were Jailed with
Dr. Gwynne at tbe heJsbl ol bJa notoriety
here.
CbtriN against ·most ol them hive
• been dropped Jn lbe Intervening period, e olbOI Dr. Gwynne'• uoembly line obor-
Uon cUnlce dmr plocorlk:llT)'lng plclcets
encour1dn5t and condemning him.
OL\Ntl COAST IT
Light Hold oa Life
' Mlos Nwl-. a ddtpte !nm
catifonlo, WU beofal bra IHI rd1<all -... -.. -.-.. be "a m.at:ter bet•em a woma, ber di»
... and -.... -to-~ ii> ckldfQs ber rtllPas c»'U••b.''
Alao def-...,.. -ol buds, .... a pr~ br Fl<ra .O'attt of lbe
Vlrglnla Wamm'1 Political cancos to
gjve platlorm mdorsement to ''Ille rill&
ol '""""' to cootn>I tbrir owu productive lives ...
The votinc came 81 2 a.en. all<!' ..,.
hour ond i5 -ol ~ and wmi!Jip u.t m -tloa pUnt could
defm Dti••ratic CMMfidatt:s j n Nov-.
Defw of 111e P'-11 ldt lbe party
platform -meutian ol -· Wltl! reopect to bom••nnal1, lbe plat.-
ur1T.....,..
Fireman Robert Moore malnWns light grip on shirt
ktory YMCA bullcling In downtown San Francitco,
vlewer talked to Jenkins until Moore got hold of
of Paul Jenkins, 20, who lay for 20 minutes atop
contemplating death plunge. A state labor inter·
him and the would·be leaper eventually agreed to
leave his perch. See related photo, Page 5.
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75 Teachers Protest
Tustin Salaries P,lan
By CANDACE PEAllBON and aaid t.mion between teacher °' .,. Dllfr "'"' ,..,. negotiaton and the board'• reprqm-
About 7S tcocbm walked aod carried tatlve, uoociat. llllJl<tintendent Jack
picket ltsns down 1.ag,... Road In Tullio SdnnnoJur, ttuoed oome of 11181 gap.
Monday nlgbt prior to a Tuatln Vnloa • SchUD!IUr dtlended bJa Involvement
Hieb School Diltrlct lruttta meeting Jn end lllld 11181 In the lut three montha,
protal of the board'• "lnoul!hw" Ullry leachen hive brought DP new oul>jects to
proposab. which he couldn~ react 8lld reluaed to
"Good pay clrawo good leachen, • ditcuaa lomlllor toplca.
"Tultln la Ille Iowa! paid Wllon high
achool dlJtrJd/' and "Let'• confer, not Jult meet" were a few of the slogans
teachers held up to motorllll drlvJng by.
Led by Mlnklo Viejo Hlgb School
t.acher Jim Wehan, the lfOUP then toot
their objectlObl In to Ille boord meellnl,
which moved to the little lheoter at
Tullln High becauoe of the olze of the
crowd.
No Collectin~
Life From Sea
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Collec-
ting 1ea We ID Callfornla 1 1
tldepoalt couJd Incur a '500 line or
aix monlht Jn jail.
$10,000 fme WU lmposed along with that .......,.,
Regarding C01111ts two throulh 12,
•Richey impoled a $10,000 fioe 00 each·
count but said he w .. smpeodiDg aen-
t.mce ond Instead placing Boyle oo
hfG.yter probat1oo wblch would begin
after he oerved bJa oentence m lbe otber
counll.
Ridley left !he matt.,. of pa!l>le DP to
Ille V.S. Bomd ol Parole, rather tl!an im-
poaing a minimum time for Boy1e to
spend Jn jail.
Boyle's -.e.. Plato C.cberia, bod
asked Ridley to lflllll a new trial
becaule of s.,..... Court decilklo Jul
week which C.cherlt aaid negated the
law Wider which Boyle wu convicted.
In that rullnl, the high court laid ii is
not against Ille law for a union lo aet up
a separate fund to collect mooey from its
memb«ahlp for poUllcal coolributlom.
C.cherlt laid that ruling "severely
emaaculaled tile law aa It applies to
Boyle."
l're• P.,,e 1
MITCHELLS. ••
he WU a W.U street lawyer.
Until Jut ..-. wbtD Martha left
lbe Orange Coul lolJowlns • stormy
w .. k marred br a feud with John at a
Newport Bach GOP porty llld lbe DOW·
famous 'l'bunday phooe call lo a trusted
Wa.sbingtoo rei>orter, .she "as expected
to star in lbe N!Ioo campoign eUort .
But now thett'1 not a slng!e public ap-
peomn aa her achedule.
Monday Mro. Mllchell told reporters
llhe was bein& held a "poUtlcal i:r-isoner."
Milcbell ond the WbJte House bave
declined mmment oa Ille charge.
How._, a opotesman l4r the Ni•on
commlltft llld Mn. Mitcbell has no ap-
puranca tcheduled for !be ttmainder of
Juoe:. "She intended to UR it for free
timt," the aide said.
Earlier in this election year,, Mrs .
Mitchell was depicted by staff members
as having more demands for ap-
pearances around lbe country !ban any
other woman In the Nixon
Adminlstratii>n. She was expected to
.make numerous campaign appearances.
Mrt.. Mitchel.l's popularity stemmed
from a aeries of pungent comments !be
made while her husband waa attorney
general .
They ranged from an attack on Stn. J .
W. Fulbright, for bis vote against Nixon 's
Supreme Court 1!00iinee G. Harrold
Canwell, to complaints ·about women
being tbinkiau citizens -"We 've
never been liberated as far as our view-
point is concerned.''
Her comments usually were offered in
t.lepbone calla to reporl<n, and usually
late at lllghL
At a result ot lbe publiciJy, Mn .
Milchell WU lnvlted lo appear Ob TV tall:
sham and before numerous organiza.
tions. •:
Now Mn. MllcheU repom ahe ia being
kept out of lbe spotlight. It la lier
"honesty" they'~ worrying about, lhe
says .
Mn. Mitchell told lbe New York Daily
News that while she was in Newport
Beach lasl week, a security guard toot
away her telephone and ....... 1 guanfs
threw her onto a bed and "stuck a needle
in my behind."
l'r-P .. eJ
SUSPECT •..
was told of the possibility of lurlber ar-
rests.
More lhob '2 milllon Jn sccurlti., and
an undetermined amount of c11h 8lld
jewelt were taken In the burglary.
'!be lklll wtJh which Ille !helves worked
has given a "Mission Impossible" aspect
to the entire cue.
In the wake of the heist, 23 safety
deposit box holders have sued United
California Bank IO< $53.3 mlDlon cbarg·
ing negligence m Ille port of Ille bank
and the Oreo alarm compeny.
forcemmt. .. N)'I lbt appsoNCI platSana
~ plallorm commlUee --lnll7 approved • plank caWnc for -
Hoa " tho elec1oraf colleto .rt. • delegate C01DJ111ttec1 to oa.. waa-
aoespectedly announoed wan-·. ....
donement ol that th8Jlle.
"Gov. WaUace bl 1o favor ol tbolilhlnc
the etectoral eoUqe," announced
Norman Ille Jr., a Flortdt delfpU.
A llllement calllna lot obolitlon ol the
death penalty 11 an lntUectlve and cruel
clelemnt ... adopted.
Amoag 111rprloe 1mendmuU waa -
calling for defe•I ot lbe pending welfln.
r<form bill, adding 1nolber obotacle to
lbe already lonnldable .... lbe -· has -end In CongreH. Spearheocl-
ed by a group or bloct delepJa, Ille
amefkfment carried, 64 lo 21. But the
committee refused to endOl"lt the ~
po.al of lbe National Wellare lllgbts
Organization for a '6,IOO guaranteed Jn.
come for a ramUy of four.
' The language adopted on tbla 8lld on
taxation was broad enough to ac~ -
commodate olhtr propoulJ bu I d o
McGovern'•· McGovern in San Antonio.
Tu., aaid he la preparlnl to lnlnlduce
new propoaals on welfare and taut.Ian,
toning down hia orJsinal plan 11181 w
been criticized as banh on moderate, as
well as high, incomes.
Rejecting amendments tending both
toward a more hawkish and more dovish
stance, the platfonn writer1 pledged that
a Democratic president would JJUlke "the
first order of business an immedJat. llld
complete withdrawal of all U.S. fotcet in
lndochina'' and said th1s country '1rill no
longer ... k to detennlne tbe future of
the nations of lndochlnl."
A mili!ary.policy plank declutl llJll
"the military budget can be reduced
subslan!ially w!lh no w.U.nlng of our •
national security." lt included no f1rures '
on reducliom. Abolition of the armed-•
services draft was urged.
The rejected Wallace antibusing plank
wouJd have declared the p a r t y
"unal!erably opPoSed lo busing lo .
achieve racial balance."
The adopted planJi describe.s bullng u
"another tool tha t must continue to be •
available according to Supreme Court
decisions ta eliminate legally impoeed .
segregation and Improve the quality of J
education for all children."
Police Seeking
Pair in Robbery
At Restaurant
A mantwmt is under way today for two
-who knocked "' the ...........
door at a fashionable Newport Beach
rwurant Monday Dl<l'lling and ..Ueved
her of '6,000 in .... tend recelpls.
The cash collec:led Saturday 8lld lluJ>.
day was being oounted lor a bank depoalt
by Patty O'Dalley, 38, Jn Bob Buma'
Restauran~ 37 Fashion Island, when tbe
-eotered. She told police ... tnndlahed •
revolver wbeo she answered the knock, ·
keeping her tom«ed while lhe loot -
about $5,094 in .U -was stuffed lnlo a
paper bag.
Investigalors oald the victim wu
quickly and quietly bound and gaued
during lbe i : 4.1 armed robbery.
The bandits, d~bed aa in tbelr micf.
208, slipped out and Mr$. O'Dalley waa
discovered by a bartender wbo hid betn
working el!ewbere In Ille spacious lount10
and dining room comple•.
The Monday -.q stickup was
virtually Identical lo one at Laguna
Beach's White House Reslaurant exactly
two weel<J ago, In wbidl the owner and
staff were robbed ,_ bound and abandooed.
Wehan, prelldcnl o! tbe TusUn Seco"'
dary EducatJon AalOClaUon, read a 1tat&-
ment which aald that put milun-
deratandibll between board and teachen
were DOI yet tleored DP Ind that the
board '• meet and confer representaUve wu DOI gtv.., clear dlrect1"1a.
Wcbtn also uld 11181 "the only counter.
progosal we can get from you Is to stay
with current policy," which be called an
"Jmpaue."
The State Flab -1 Game
Deportment aaid Monday JI will
begin alrict enforcement of rula
bennlng Ille coUectlng of marine
Ille along the abort. It's What's Out Back That Counts!
DAILY PILOT
The teacher11 group made 1lmUar re-
quesll for more money two weekl ago,
• but Wehan told a reporter the "alluallon
la worse now than ever."
l'N!vloualy, lbe department
Issued wamh1ga, but because of the
increued threat to Ille tidal ..,...
by students and tourists "ooUecUnc
evel')'lhinl In algbt" vlolalors wW
now be proacculed, I b o an-
nouncement aaid.
Our store is like an iceberg! No -we're not chilly to
deal with -it's that you only see one tenth of our store
from the front.
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He blamed a lack of communtcatlon
County Widow Sues State
Over Murder of Husband
A woman whole huahlnd ol Jual 21
days Wal lbot tbrou1h the hear! 11 ahe
handed !be eontents or her purse to a
gunman 8lld bit lemale compenlOJJ oued
the State of California for moro than fl
million Monday.
MJ'I. Kann Rae Mlicbell, 24, ol
Orange, names tbe ltale 8lld Departmcnl
of Correcu... Director Ra y m o n d
l'rocunler u defendant1 In on Oranp
Count,y SUperlor Court lawault !hat
blames the director for luulni 72-l!our
-lo two mon held Ill Ibo iioo Luao Rebabllitstlon C...ter.
Both men were free on paaa lut !811.
21 when teocher Gerold F. Mllcbell, IS,
wu •hot outside lbe couple'• 1portmenL
Nllchell hid alreld)' eomplled with tho
:"'' dell!lnd ~ lie hand over llil
23, ol Pomona, drew 811 Identical term
lor her role In the murder.
Mill SUtcllHe 8lld a ftmale -ponlon
later ...,ped from the Froatera Prllon
for Women. They are IWl al Jarce.
Allo involved In the MilcheU k!llln1
wu WWlom Neil CartwrJabt, 31 , ot
Phoenix, the ,.iaway m8ll In the NIJcl>.
ell holdup. He It ~ a ttato prbm
lenn of five yurs to Ille after beinl Con-
victed of oecond dep'M murder.
Carlwrllht admitted be Wll at the
wheel of Ibo car wblch Wried the trio to
Newport Beach after the MllcheU.
1llyJns. The ... they hurled llllo OCOOft
water _,. the Stull Sblrt -In
Newport Beocb .... lat« reco-1:J
dJven. '
Mn. Mltchell -a t o II I ol
$1,00G,llOO for wbot * datma II tho
llllo'I ..,,u,.nce In allDwfDI .......
pr1-I to olJlaln ~ l .....
tram Ibo n.. !.ufl ladl!IJ In Cliloo.
A da!m filed with tho -1111 April
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Poople visiting us for the first time are flabborgasteCI • when the spacious interior unfolds before them. The huge
1howroom hos thounnds of nmples. (Customers tell· us
we hove the largest selection they hove seen).
Our warehouse contains an inventory of infinite variety.
Hundreds of remnants inhabit a 25x50 Remn1nt room.
Add offices, • spacious drapery room, plenty of
parking, pleannt people, and you'I heva the "Big Picture''
of our successful operation!
ALDEN'S
CARPns • DRAPES
1663 Plocentt. An.
COSTA MISA
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HOUIS: ,._ tin n.n., t 19 l :JO -l'rl., f i. t -s.t. t :JO le I
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.... -to lllo lmprlaanmonl ror ll!ot alaytns. Illa com....ion 111 Ibo ll~waUc boldup, s... LoulM Sutdl!le,
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A Salute to Sunrise
The beauty of form Is created by these ballet
dancers practicing at a summer ballet workshop in
Louisville, Neb. More than 50 dancers from the
Midwest are attending the week-long workshop.
Broker Cites Harassment
Dulaney, Wife Seek $7.1 Million from 'John Does'
By TOM BARLEY
Of ... Daltf' ~ ... '"'"
Globetrottlng stockbroker J o s e p h
Dona1d Dulaney and his wile, former
principals In tho oow defunct World
Financial Tn!nds empire of Laguna Hilll
and Seal Beach, sued a former investor
•nd "100 John Does" for more than $7
million Monday in Orange County
Superior Court.
Dulaney, 31, of 2631 Via Cascadit.a, San
Clemente, also demands a. permanent in-
junction that will halt what he claims is
the continuing harrassment of himself
and bis wile by Mrs. Cleatie B: Sharpe
and her 100 ce><ltfendants.
Dulaney and Mrs. Marlene Lucille
Dulaney, 32, want $7,182,000 In damages
for libel, alander, conspiracy and in-
vasion of privacy by tho defendants.
The ~aneys cialm that the defend-
ants have betn raponslble f.., tho
preparaUon of false st.atemenll that
began In October, 1969 and bave been
constantly made av a 11 ab I e to
D<Wspapers.
tlngton Beach, from their htadquartera
dubbed tho ''Taj Mahal" at Laguna Hilll
Leisure World.
'!'be group also operated a World
Tn!nds headquarters from a Seal Beach
office building, Both buildings were
sei7.ed with the filing ol bonkruptcy alle-
gations.
Grand Jury action wu taken against
the Dulaney group after It was alleged
that they defrauded investors, many of
them elderly residents of Leisure World
communities in Laguna Hilb and Seal
Beach, of more than $! m~n.
It 1.s also alleged that tho llulaney
groUP bilked the St. Bernardine HosplLal
In San Bernardino of !500,000 on tho
str<ngth of collateral that proved to be
wortbless.
lnvestlgatora. claim that only •10,000 of
that loan .... ever repaid to tho Roman
catholic lnatitutlon.
Robert G. Machan, 40, of San
Bemardi.no, former controller of the St.
Bernardine Hospital, is one of the seven
defendants.
Court action against llulanoy and bis
blonde wile bad to wait until district at·
torney's investigators, backe&. by the
Federal Bureau of Investigation and
INTERPOL, successfully concluded a
worldwide bunt for the miuing couple.
llulaney and bis wile toot their three·
children to West Gennaity in December,
1969, at about the time that the first
comp1aints about the World Trends
organization began to filter into the
district attOrney'a office.
Tbey were first aought In Munich.
Dul""!Y was later traced to the Dutch cari~bean colony of CuracaQ after local
lnve.tlgators unsucceasfully responded to
reports ·that the DuJaney1 were back in
' tho United States from Europe and bad
actually visited rtlatives 1n Illinois and
Colorado. ·
Dulaney was returned to Orange C:Oun.
ty and was soon joined by biS' wile who
was compelled to leave a hospital bed in
tho Brlt!sb colony of Bermuda and face
tho multiple charges levelled against her
and her husband. .
The llulaneys and their five c<><iefend-
ants· are free on their i:romise to appear
for trial Oct. 15.
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK,
Wyo. (UPI) -Park Rangers hive slJOI
and killed a tOOopoulld female grizzly
bear they said may be the '*"' which fatally mauled 1 camper.
The animal WU shipped to the Mon-
tana Fish and Game Wildlife laboratory
II Montana State to delermlne II It was
the bear which killed Harry Eugene
Walker, IS. of Anniston, Ala., SUnday.
Rangers aa1d it was tho fourth reported
tilling by a bear In Yellowstone In its 100.
ye. history. A woman was killed in 1H2
In the last such incident, rangers said.
A spokesman for 1he park said tho bear
was •bot near where tbe camper was
tilled,
Walker was attacked by a bear when
he walked into his campground with a
companion, Phillip Howard Bradberry of
Oxford, Ala,, Sunday to find the animal
ripping tho site apart near Old Faithful
geyser.
Bradberry fled on foot to the Old
Faithful Inn but WaJ almost incoherent.
Becawie the men were camped In an
area not apsroved for camping, rangers
were unable to find the site immediately.
Assistant Park Superintendent Vernon
Hennesay said the bear wu "acting
naturally" to protect food.
Schedule Listed
For Boys' Club
Summer Festival
What do King Kong, Jolin Wayne, W, C.
Fields, and Dr. Caligari have in com-
moo?
.1bey're all part of lhe Laguna Beach
Boys' Club summer Film Festival begin-
ning tonight at 7 o'clock In the Boy's Club
library.
· Film schedule 1' :
·-Tonight, 1w. c. Fields in "Barber
Shop," and "Climbing."
-Wednesday, W. C. Fields in "The
Dentist," "60 Cycles," and "I Am Also a
You."
-Monday, Laurti & Hardy in "Sons o(
the Desert," and ski film "Moebus
Flip."
-July 12; John Wayne, in
"Stagecoach" and "Omega."
-J\Jly 26, "King Kong," and "The Day
Manolete was Killed."
-July 19, "Cablnet of Dr. Calgarl,"
and ''The Tramp."
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frloina Reaper
Dressed to portray 11 Deatb ," a protester carrying a scythe marches
outside hotel in St. Louis where Vice President Spiro Agnew was
speaking to a Missouri Republican• fund·raising dmner. About 15
persons staged an antiwar protest.
JO Ktaots Per Bour
Graybeard Speeds Along :
On Winds, Widens Lead
BY ALMON LOCKABEY
O.llr "U•t IMllftl lfdller
Plunging across the Pacific at speeds
of better than 10 knots Monday. Loi Kil-
lam, skipper of the 73-foot Tahiti Race
scratch boat Graybeard wasn't about to
reveal his wind and weather conditions.
Hardly anyone could blame him as
Graybeard widened her lead in the 3,571·
mlle Los Angeles to Papeete classic to
hang onto both the boat-for-boat and han-
dicap leads.
Concerto, 275 ahead of Aries and 140
ahead of Siete.
Neither Pen Duick IIJ , the previ~ "
corrected time leader. nor lnisfall
reported for the Monday rollcall.
Gra ybeard ,..porled that she bad a 245-
mile day's nm between Sunday and Mon-
day for an average speed of 10.2 knots.
This could lndlcate winds of i5 to 39
knots.
Min Sette ls appcireaU.y experieocinc: •
the same 'f'e&tber conditlons 11 abe ••
reported an average speed or lOJ kaota. •
When asked to give ,bis wind dlnetiort
and ve.locity, the recllt 0ham~' ~ ·
Graybeard said: •:
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Mn. Shupe is accused of malting tho
&lal<ment that Dulaney forged her
~ to a pledeg, ot stock th't wss
u!l!d to Obl.aln a bank loan.
Dulaney will ask tho Ju4e appointed to
bear bis demand for I prellmlnary in-
jundion to order tho defendants to
relrs1n from entering ·bis San Clemente
bome and to abandon whit tho former
stockbroker claims ls conduct that baa
caused him and bi.I wife "emotional
-and mental angui!h. ..
Headon Traffic
Collisions Kill
Two in An~heim
Named with tho couple and Shipley and
Machan m the criminal actlon are Daniel
Hayes, 40, of 8211 Snowbird Dl'ive, Hun.
Unglnn Beach, Wendell Warren AUJtln
38, of Riverside and Fred Riley 45 0f
Mo~ films will be announced for the
remainder of the summer.
According to positions reported by flve
of the seven boats bl the race, Gray~
ii leading her nearest competitor, Joe
Pollock'• Min Sette by 173 miles on
elapaed time. She ls 264 miles ahead of
"The skipper re!uaes ror, tlcUca1 , .. .. ~ reasons .
No date baa been aet for the bearing.
The llulaneya and five CC>delendants
are ocbeduled to face trial Oct. 15 on
charges of forgery, grand-theft and con-
spiracy cont.alned In an Orange County
Grand Jury lndictmenl
That Indictment was issued following a
long InveotliaUon of the World Tn!nds
flhancW complea admlnlstered by tho
Dulaney1 and vice -"lent James
Shipley, SI, of llllllil Lowell CJiole, Hun-
Summer Signups
For Saddleback
Start .Thursday
Summer seasiou registration fQl' day and, evening clwes at Sadcllehack
College will be held Thuroday and Fri-
daJ .-ClllStl will start July 5.
Reglstnition_ will be-by appointment on
'l'bursday from 1:311 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
and ,from 5 to l:IO p.m. Open regl.sjratlon
will follow on Friday· from 9:'5 a.m. to
1:311 p.m. and from 5:311 to 1:311 p,m.
Day · ciaAd · lnclude couraes In art,
utr'ODOmY,, bio~k:al aciences, t.1lineq,
dlemlstry, Erigflsb, French, 1eology,
~··Uh·, h I •·Io r y, h'll manitieo,
ln1tbematlcs, music, phyaioll education,
phyllfl, ' poliUca.l sc~,. poycbology,
""'°"lion and speech. .EV<!llpl clalies include astronomy;
blolollcAJ lclencn, business, e a. r. l y
ehlldhobd· educalion, economics, Engllah,
hNlth.· bumlnitlet, mathematics, mu.sic~
}lllilolophy, physical education, police
IClence, political, aclence, oociology and _.ii. ,
female Drinking ' . ~tatute Upheld
• •WASHINGTON (AP) -The U.S.
--Court baa left int.act I
Cali(Wnla law that prohiblls i.maJe
emploJel of 1 blr from aolicitlng drinks
... --from cuatomen. W..teat loc., ownen ol lho Mocombo
Bar In Son FrlllCl.sco, -•led on tho
....,. Iba! tho law WICOllllltutionally illocrtmlnatM ll(llnlt .,.., .... II aald
-lllllliol'll ... permitted to aoliclt *11!b, wltbout penalty.
The lhlte AlcollollC Beverqe Control
Dl.taloe -tho bar of 'fiolating tbt In IOd ocdolecl 111 liqUCX" n ..... .-.
Ill. Tbo Ca1llonla Saptt111e CN1 ~
Ill to m11w tho dtdllon and tho U.S.
... _ Court turned down tho -1, I
to 1, far wlllll ol I llUbltlnU1!" federal ......
Two Anaheim mldents died Monday
night In ·separate beadon collisions that
occurred wi)bln one hour and two mUes
from each other.
Ralph Flor.s, 311, died beblnd tho wheel
of his car when it smashed into another
vehicle after veering across the center
lbie at tho lnteraectlon of Katelia Avenue
and EucUd -In Anaheim.
A woman passenger in the Flores car
and two women in the other car involved
in the pileup were 'taken to a nearby
hospital for treatment and later released.
Mrs._ Dorls O'Hare, IO, of Anaheim,
died an hour later when a small car In
which she was a passenger ri.n headon
into another auto~t the nearby in·
tersection of Katel]a ·Avenue and Dale
Street.
Her son, Roger, 25, the driver of the
car and the occupants of the other auto
involved in the collision were treated at
Santa Ana Community llospiLal for what
police said were minor injuries ..
Mn:. O'H~ w_..dead on arrival at the
same hospital.
Anaheim police said tho two· deaths
brought Orange County's 1972 traffic toll
to 123 fatalities, II more than at this
time last year.
Pair Deny Role
In Grisly Death,
'Befriended Man'
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -.A couple
booked In tho torture slaying ol aldd row
midlllt Moncrief Solias Monday denied
respqnsibillty In .tho grisly death, aaylng
they lent tho vlcllm money snd "gave
him -etlllng to eat when be didn't
have anything.'' ·
0..ar It White, '3, ·Ind Butrlce Mur-
ray, 35, were intenlewed ln city .prbon
by a reporter alter their arrest Sunday
near the Embarcadero hotel wbe~
Sollaa' body·was found bound to his bed.
The SS.year-.ld man bad been slaabed,
at.ab&ed, c:hokecl Ind beaten durlnil I
tbree-bour period of torture, police 11id.
In aeparate interviews, Miu Murray
an( White' clalmecl they befriended
Sollas.
· "We gave b1m 10mething to eat when
lie didnl hive anytljlnR. We even loaned
hlm money when be didn't have any,"
Miss MWTIY aald, ' ·
White lold a ..........., be ls receiving
total dl11billly ...,_ for 1 bad back ,
crlppled leg · and 1 put history of
~·· Re!eninc to &H11' beill 1 parapl•gic
White uked, "Do,... think I'd murder a
man ute lbatl I'm 1 cripple, too,"
Wblte and Miii Murray were booked
for lnv..Ugatloa ol murder 1 few
mlnulel after I neJabbor of Solias'
di""'""'1 bis, body.
Norfolk, Va. ' ' The festival is for youths from 7 to 18
years or· age.
Graybeard't position pve bar 1,711
miles to 10 to Tahili:
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It's a Riot
SOUND• nTRY DEPT. -n-folb
wbo worry I Jot lbout the envlronmenl
and pollution mon .....xly hive been
furrow1n& tlJdr brows obout noise. 'l'hll
II difficult to undel'lland.
'!belt people wbo ore ICl'tlJlllne 1bout
"the nolle pollutm" like cemax fl()o
lorlet, jet pl111t1, auto body repolr lhopt
and the UU have obvlowly never lived
around ml racket. I mean, they clearly
do not have 1111 teenagen In tlleJr
hou ....
Now, you lake tttnag ... 1. When you
live with them, you can build up a really
hleh tolerance for 80\llld levels. Around
our place we never ett any compla.brtt
about ooloe from Ille nelghbon. That'•
becaUM the llereo lo &Oin& 11 IUCh voh•ne that you can't beor the lei_,__ ring. • .........
I HA VE CONSIDERED padding tile
•all1 at Oii' place but U I did that, there
would be no ploce for the kidl to bounce
buketballl agalnlt.
We have animals at our place too but
Uiey don't pollule lhe air. 'llley pollute
Cllher pllj:el.
Oh, lllO cal.I hive a fight every "°"
and tllen but seldom In our houoe. It
always happons on 1 neighbor'• roof
oomewhtre down the llreet. So u lhere'•
catcall pollutloa, lt hm't happening at our
place.
DOG Ill A BEAllTIFUL people because
he doeon\. bark much at all. He'1 a
whiner. In the mornlng1 when he •snl.I
to ..,i In olf hla d>aln. he ae1.1 up a m ot IJlib-pl~ whlne. It'• not loud enough to drive you out ot bed Jn 1 flt of frenzy.
But It I.I J111t loud enough to keep yoa
awake. The pitch ol Dog'• whine may be
bJJlh enough to broalt the nelgbborl'
gla1"' but U It Is, lliey haven't com-
plained yet. Probably fear I'd retrain the
animal Into a howler.
OUr nei,t>liol1lood aloo fe1turH two
11ooty..,,.1, and a RI of crows. 'llley don~
bother you mud! '° Jong 11 they don\ get (Oll1f In unison.
Anywoy, all tldl bother obout noloo
l~vel1 ~ really only In your hood. Jult
1ernenber, thel'll ii alway1 the uplrtn
bolUe. .
Delplte •all -ficl.I, IOllll -lhlnkn stlll lnaJll the! nolael within ...,
ISOdety llbould he attacked wltb zeal and
vigor.
I IEE WHERE the Board o1
SuJ><n!OOl'I up In Rlverolde County 11
eonoldorln& an -Jaw but Ibey
have nm Into oorne opposltlon. The -
pie wbo run Con>llo Raceway don't can
much for It. Offlclal1 of Southern
C.llfunla Edloon Compony 1ave k the
knock. Some chap from Hemet tatlfled
that tho propoeed Cll'dlnancl wculdn~
even allow Ille opentlon of firm
machiD«'y.
Dan Simer, wtio lalked to the Riverside
board OD bebalf of EdillOIJ, claimed Ibo
law 11 PIW"led WU 10 ICringent !bit. JI
would even ouUaw nonnal convenatlon
by two folks stand .. on their own l:rml
lawns.
WeU, maybe It Wl'I really a DOlae
nrdlnonce. Maybe 11'1 jull on an~gooslp
law in disguise.
Testimony presented to Ille Riverside
BUpervisors proves that everybody Jan't
in favor of silence. Lota of folb like
noise. Some are pertk:ularly devoted to
the sound or cash registers clanging.
IN OUR OWN Orange Coast region, the
city of Fountain Valley waa the first to
actually get an antlnolse law onto the
books. That just goe.5 to show you. Foun-
~ lain Valley was probably the last place
on the coast that needed It. That place is
really quiet.
The loudest guy that ever walked
through Fountain Valley was a door-~
door feathennerchant.
And he waa wearing rubber-soled
shoes.
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U.N. Action
'Ignored' ..
By Israelis
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Imel and Lebanon today reported
fmh lltblfnl llong their frontlert
despite 1 United N1tlaao Socw1ty Coonc11
molullon condemning braell oltackl.
Intl uJd the oltackl wvuJd continue u
Jong .. Anb IUttl'IJlu lllldi: !Inell vJJJaces from ~ unc:tuarlel.
£oplian Minlller ol Stat. lo r
lnformalloo Mohammed Huson 7.oyyat
told a new1 cmference ln CaJro the
braell 1tlacko were port ol 1 Zloolll
plot to annex IOUf~m Lebannn In fonna-
UOn o1. an. •illl'ldl Empire" that 11rtady
lncludel parts ol Eyll]Jl'1 Sinai De1ert
and Jordan.
A mWllry l)>Oknman in Beirut said
!Inell lroopl and ormored vehlcla
llruck Into Lebanon Monday nl~I for
D10re than ID hour and killed a civUlan Jo
an ambush. An Israeli m I JI tar y
1pokemian said .. Arab suerrtn. WU
ldUed and three !Inell soldiers wounded
In the ciaJb.
The tp0kennan tn Tel Aviv said two
Anb guerrtllas ambulbed an IJraell
border patrol northwest of the oettlement
of Dan. lhat one of the attacken wu
killed and that lhe other neaped. He 11ld
three members of the braelf patrol were
wounded.
The Security c..ncu condemned .....nt
laraell f0<ay1 Into Lebanon Monday night
by I vole ol lU with lhe United Stat.s
and Panama abstaining. I 1 r a e 11
Amb11111dor Yotd Tekoall Immediately
,.jecled the relOIUUoo as "Inequitable
and Immoral" and prolealed thal Jt did
not condemn the guerrilJa.lnaplred Lod
Airport mllllCl'e of 24 ptrlOnl,
Another statement of the llraell posl-
llon came from LL Gen. David lllazar
who said in a radio Interview In Tel Aviv
"II It (Lebanon) doeln't lake any action;
more terrorW attacks are likely to tome,
and aurely we shall have to take actk>n lo
counter them."
A Lebaneae 1overnment spokesman
prailed the U.N. reaoluUon as a vin-
d!caUon of Lebanon.'1 policies and a
11demmclatlon of hrael'1 ezpanaloni.st
and aggressive policy."
7.oyyat, in the Cairo oewa conference
expreaed aimllar viewa and said ~
resoluUon wu the "opinion of mankind"
and that "I om with the mt ol mankind
and not with Israel."
"The broeU raids ore port ol 111 ti•
Jlllllionlll policy aimed II colonb:lng the
entire area," 7.ayyat said. "llrael wantl
to inllplre terror and fear everywhere."
.IWlt!llinncnKIHed
CBS News re porte r Del
Vaughn wu one of four per-
sons killed Monday when a
helicopter cr~hed while land·
Ing at Capital City airport in
Pennsylvania. Three television
newsmen and the pilot were
killed in the crash while cov·
ering the flooding In Pennsyi·
Vania.
. -
'
Bijacker's Weapon?
A submachine gun believed used by the hijacker
of an American Airlines jet was found in a farmer's
field Monday near Peru, Ind. Earlier in the day a
farmer found a canvas mail bag containing $502,
000, believed to be the ransom money. The pilot
says he is sure the hijacker perished in the jump.
Agnes Survivors
Returning Home
-To Problems
By The Alaoclated Pre11
Receding waters from the Eastern
Seaboard's worst flooding disaster enabl-
ed thousands more to return to their
homes today but crisis points remained
at Wilkes-Barre, Pa., and Big Flats, N.Y.
1be death toll from the week-long ram-
page by Tropical Storm Agnes climbed to
123 Monday. Among die latest victims
wen three newsmen killed in a
hellcopler cr83h as they returned from
surveying the devastation.
Drinking water remained a major prob-
lem in dozens of the hardest-hit com-
munities, but the arrival of water
purif1C1tion units in IODle areas helped
ease the need f<r trucking in suppUes.
New appropriations of f e d e r a I
rebuilding a.id were promised by Presi-
dent Nixon after complaints that the in-
itial allocations were far too small.
E!funates of damage run over $1 billion
in Pennsylvania alone.
For the Jl'eseot, much of the relief
came from people helping people. Mayor
Eugone Peters of Scranton, Pa ., brougbl
htmdreds of his dty•1· workers to help
man the food and medicine distribution
center in Wilkes.-Barre.
Food, cJo4lllng and medical aupplle1
were still belng flown Into the bardell·hil
cities such as Wilkes--Barre. wbere
downtown streets contained oily, stag-
nart water and full services were not ez-
pected back for a week.
"We are spared of the flood, so we
came to help otr neighbors," said Mayor
Pela's.
Big Flat., a town ol 3,llOO In
aouthwestern New York, r e m a i n e d
vtriuaJJy d-"<I today as oU company
workers attempted to collect a n
estimated 500,llOO gallons of gasoline and
oil that leaked from ruptured otorage
tan1<1.
Fumes peiineoted the air. Enlrancea
to l11e town were sealed off by police, and
motorists on nearby Route 17 were
warned not to smoke.
Ill Flying Again
WASHINGTON (APl -Th< Air Force
has reinstated its Fill tactical fighter
planes following an investigation intJ two
recent crashes. Thein vest i ga t ion
"produced no evidence to indicate a com-
mon cause of separate accidents ," the
Air Force said. Bul tt added it was
unable to pinpoint the cause of the
crashes, which raised to 22 the number of.
1..... of the controversial IWing-wing
planes, fonnerly known as !be TFX.
McGovern Sees Error;
Still Not Over the Top
WASIDNGTON (AP ) -Sen. George
McGovern h8! backed off his claim of
enough delegate votes to win the
Democratic presidential nomination and
now says the prize still dangles just out
of hi.s grasp.
McGovern llrltegistl figured late Mon-
day that the candidate holds 1,191.75
delegate commitment!, a scant 16.25
short of the number needed.
The turnabout came after a recaku1a-
tlon showed McGovern erred earlier
Monday ln claiming to have topped the
magic number with 1 ~ votes to spare.
Hi.o chief rival, Sen. Hubert H.
Humphrey, clung to the hope that the
party's Credentials Coounittee would
trim more delegates from the McGovern
c<llumn by parceling out the %71.delegate
Wieks
You hiwe been listening to
s.n.tor GeotrJe McGaveml
votes from California's winner-take-all
primary.
success of that e.Uort, said Humphrey,
who lags a remote second in the delegate
count, "could change the whole ball
game."
McGovern traveled the South today,
courting Southern Democrata w b o
disagree with him on key campaign
issues.
He left supporters In Washington to
protect his interests in the Democratic
National Convention's Platfonn Com·
mittee , where they won initial ac-
ceptance Monday for planks in line with
McGovern's viewpoint! on the Vietnam
war and income payments to replace the
weUare system.
McGovern, himself, hinted a I
forthcoming revisions of the welfare-
reform !lance that has troubled party
moderates and conservatives,
Addressing a labor group Jn Oklaboma
City, he said his revised plan wOuld ease
the taz load for most families of four
earning up to $20,<KM> a year, but would
raise tazes for the wealthiest 20 percent
of the population. He sketched only bare
delails, but promised a fuller outline
soon.
Before leaving on the swing tbrougb
Southern and border states, McGovern
told a Wuhington news conference be
had won the suppori of 9'.75 vot .. held
by uncommitted black delegates -
enough to guarantee him more than the
1,509 votes needed to win the nomlnation.
"There is no question , now," tbe South
Dakota senator said, "that this ls enough
to put "-' over the top In July on the first
ballot."
McGovern's claim immediately came
under fire from dissenting blacks and a
Humphrey aide who said !be figure of
new support bad been Inflated. Lat.r In
the day, McGovern strategists admitted
the error.
Value of Pound Dropping
As Light Trade Prevails
LONDON (AP) -The British pound
dropped lo 12.48 today, a devaluation of
4.8 percent, after the London foreign ez-
change market opened for the first time
since the government's decision last Fri-
day to let the pound float.
sentenced to death in the electric chair
by a panel of three judges Monday.
Th< pretty blonde, wearing 1 violet
dress, broke Into tears when the death
sentence was pronounced. Two court
matrons carried her from Deleware
Counly Courthouse.
Fair Weather Predominate
The dollar strengthened elsewhere in
Europe.
The pound opened at $2.51 and later
eBJed back to $2.48. Dealers said the
market was busy, but more with in·
qulrles than with trade. TheY reported
relatively small amount! were changing
hands.
I IN SHORT ••• I
Marred by Scattered Storms, Tornadoes in Midwest
........ ._....
The dealers said the picture would
probably be clearer Wednesday, when
most exchanges oo the Continent reopen.
e Viet Senate
SAIGON (UPI) -The South Vlefo.
namese Senate diDolved into a shouting,
table pounding melee today that forced
pastJ)O{letnent of a vote on President
Nguyen Vsn Thieu'• bill to grant bill>
almost unlimited polVtr for lix months.
Senato Spuker Ngu1'0 Vsn Huyen
convened the morntns lellalt session two
and one half houri late with the an-
nouncement 1hat one of the IO aenalort,
was arrald to allend the dehele because
of unspccl£Jed ''threats.,. ·
"My first vice 1puker; Sen. Vo Van Tru,.., ls '1IO mltl1ng ·and the wife of
another oenablr, 1'rlli Duy Don, bu 11ld
Don ,.., lddnaped," Huyen told the
laW1D1ken. Ali I~ oppose Thieu's biU.
e 111-Sent.encecl
MEDIA, Pa. (UPI) -Marilyn
llobreltoakl, a l~)'OIMl)d llliltller who
"""llled to alaylnc lwo polJctmea, WU
'
Last week, the thret judges found bu
guUly of flrat-<iegree. murder In the
shooting deaths of Delaware Stale
Troopers David C. Yarrington, 24, and
Ronald Corey, Ill.
e Press ClleeJc
WASlllNGTON (AP) -The board of
1ovemon of the NaUonal !'rm Club bu
voted unanimously to conduct a full«ale
lnvelllgaUon of !ht N I •on od-
mlnlllrallon'a relallpns with the neWI
modia.
The club'• pro!mlonll ,.1au ... ...,..
mittee WU directed Monday nighl to .....
duct the tnvesllg1llon and mate 1 J!Ubllc
report by Oct. 12.
ecen~rols
WASlllNGTON (AP) -The Price
Commillion II dropping conaldenUoa of anY ~ controla on food prlcta f• the
time beln&, In the woke of Presiclml Nls·
on'• decWoo to ellmlnate meet import
mtrlctloos.
Bui Coomllslon Chairman C. Jac-
G,..)'IOn Jr. promised a mlew of food
costs in about 1 month to.,. Jf braids
conlroll are needed
I
Cease-lire
In BeHast
'Effective'
BELFAST (UPI) -A ca»llleeolled bJ the militant Provlllonol Wing ol tho
Jt1JD Republican Anny (IRA) wml Into
tffecl 11 midnight -but the ldJJlng ...,_
t1nued lodly. And then were more
bloody lncldtnl.I in Ibo houri ond mlnu!tl
before the truce hegon.
Bernard Norney, 31, 1 truclt driver and
father of five, wu lhol ond ldJJed bf
gunmen today In lhe Romon Catbolic
Ballymurpily orea of Bell.ut; on 11-year-
old youth Ibo! In I gunblltie in the pre.
truce houri died in I hoapllal today.
'!be ldlllne WU lhe flrll lerloua Jo.
cldent to mar the ceaJOoflro which bad
been generally eHecUve for itJ first 1J
hours. There were acattered cues ot
allooting during the night, but Incident.I
were minor in scale and hurt no ooe.
Two soldiers and a policeman ltto died
In seperale lncldenla In the houri before
the truce, bringing to 394 the number
who have died in the past four yean in
fighting that involved the Catholics, the
Prot.alants, the BrtUab Anny and Ibo
IRA.
Police !lid security forc<s ...,. not iJI.
volved in the shooting of the truck driver,
A spokesman said a bakery worker mU:~
ing his rounds wu approached by two
men who ordered hbn to drive a car and
the dead man to Royal Victoria iloopllal.
The young Prolestant msn who died
from gwubot wounds wu identified as
William Galloway. He wu one of 10
civlllanl wounded In a gunbattle In tho
Duncalrn Gardens. The olher vlctlnlls iJI.
eluded a 3-year-old boy and an ~yW'<>ld
girl. All were Prolestanl.I.
There wu aome sniping at Brltiab
army posts on bour alter the truce went
into effect, pmumably by di .. bard mJU..
tant members of th'e IRA who found i&
hard lo accept a truce. Whether today's
assailant.I were al!o di .. bard guerrifiu
was not tnown.
Shell Explosion
On Naval Ship
Kills 2 Sailors
SAIGON (UPI) -A shell nploded
Monday inside one of the big guns on the 1
U.S. 7th Fleet destroyer Benjamin Stod-
dert off the coast of South Vletnom, ldll-
ing two aailon and wounding four otberl.
A U.S. command spokesman 11ld todsy
the shell blew up in the stoddert'•
forward gun mount whlle the lhip wu
firing on auspected Communist pooitlolll
in the norlhern South Vlelnam. Nam.. of
the vlctl!na were withheld and poalblo
ClllSe of the uploslon waa not uplalned.
In the air war over North Vietnam,
Radio Hanoi cl.limed today 11 U.S. jel
figbler·bomben were llhot down lo the
past 24 bours. 'lbe report, monitored Jo
Saigon, lald five of the six plann downed
today were hit near Hanoi and their
pllols captured. It gave no lndlcatlona of
what happened to the crewmen of the
sixth jet or those of the five downed
Monday.
The U.S. command never comment.a on
Communlll clolnlls of downed U.S.
aircraft but did 11y today that an Air
Force Fl Phantom jet crashed from
"unknnown C'auses"iu a raid lut Wedoe&-
day about 50 mil's oorthwest of Hanoi
and the two crewmen ere missing.
A command spokeamon said the Jalesl
loss brings to 984 the number ot U.S.
planes lost since 196! Jn bombing raJda
over !be North. The Radio Hanoi ,.pon
put the number at 31197.
Military 1pokesme~ lo Saigon said two
allied aircraft were downed Mondoy ln
the . relentless air war near the old tzn.
perial capllal of Hue, lOO miles north of
Saigon. The Salgoo command said on
Anny AHi l'eCOllllaissan beJJcopter WU
hit by ground fire and cnshed :JS mfiea
northwest of Hue. 'Ibe two U.S. crewwww
w .... wounded but rtlClled.
A U.S. command spokesman uld <Jorn. !!':"' ~-Mot dawn a U.S. 01
. per '""·-=" oboervatlon plane 14 mil., oouthw.st of Hue. 'lbe pilot tptnt
the night In Communist-Infested jungles
but WU ,pulled lo llfety today, suffering
O!lly an mjured wrist.
Command lpoketrnan In ~ aald
U.S. 1152 bomhen flew 21 mllalOaa lrorn
noonV Mooday to I a.m. today in Soulh letnam'1 two northermnoot provtncu _
Thua Thlen and Cornmunist-lield Quang
Tri. Despite the heavy air raids NOf!h
Vletnameae gunnen pumped 'neoiiy
12,llOO rounds of artillery ancf mortar fire
Into ell but one of the 11 baae compt·Jn
Tbua Tblen Prvvlhce wi-the Soulh
Vleinamese army bu tslabllabed Ila defense tone.
In olher acllon, North Vl.UW-
lroopa, unable to pt!W1to Ibo My Choi*
River delenao line north of Ruo lonnchod
bJg artillery and around 1tloclcf today on
the wellern •-1> to the old lmpirjal Clpllal.
The South Vl.UWO-llkf the altacb -one oaiy n .. mUoo 1rorn 11uo _ ,...
repuilod Ind tbot the Connnunllla loot n
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Re.versal Asked
2 No--lault
DAILY :or_§ '
·obscenity Test
0
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On Hike Denial
Bilb Die;
1 Remains
Using Mesa Case
Near Death
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Pac(fic
Telepbone bas formally aalted .iie
Calllornla Suprmie Court to rev.,.. It.
decisloo wlpbc out tllJ mlllloo in annual
rate lncreaaes and o_.,. more than
Sl45 million In refwids to CU1tomen.
The !Inn alao aalted la a petition ffied
Monday that tho ordtr be llayed, U the
state court refuaes a reheuinl, to give
time !or an appeal to the U.S. SUpnme
Court.
1be 1iate court'• ruling, pushing ntea
back to 1961 levelJ, Is scheduled to take
effect July 9.
II eliminat.d a $113 million 1enuat
rate increue that went into tffect July
23, 1971.
Pacllic Telephooe said it could ahow in
a rebearing that the court "erred and
deprived Pacific of it.a P.fOperty witbout
tbe. due proct111 ol law guaranteed by the
federal constitution."
The Supreme Court uld the 1971 in-
creases, tOtaling $1 a month in
m'1ropolitan resid~ial rate.a, w e r e
hued on an accelerated depnc:Jatlon tax
accounting method tbe court disapproved
method tbe court rejected.
The petition said the Supreme Court in..
structed the Public Utilities Commission
to study and consider alternate ta1 ac-
counting method!, and the commission
began bearings on that issue earlier this
year.
Due proces1 was denied, the petition
said. because the court ordered refunds
.. without waiting for the cOmmiss.ion's
determination and without having before
it any evidence on the issues which it had
previously determined to be relevant and
material."
method the court rejected.
The decisloo resulta In "'taklnl, away
rrom Pacific the reven.. refllllred to
oUset taxes wbk:b lederal. law roqultes It
to p.1y," tbe petition said. '
The Supreme Court conu.decl Pacilic
Td<phone' and General Telepbooe an the
st>te's anly major utilltles. llOI. usin& ac:-
cderated depreciation illcom• tu ac-
counting and rebating toes .. v!d•to coo·
sumers. ·
Appeal Court
Appointee
Confirmed
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Despite ob-
jections by aome attorneys in Ventura
County, Chief Calilornia Aul. Atty. G<n.
Herbert L. Ashby h13 been confirmed u
new member of the State COUrt o( Ap-
peal.
The at.ate Commission on Judicial Ap.
pointmeot! approved GOY. !\on a I d
Reagan 's cboice ol Ashby Monday, but
only by a 2-1 vote. Confirmation is
usually routine.
\The dissenting vote was· by Oiief
iustice Donald R. Wri&ht ol the
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The death ol
two major no-fault auto Insurance P.io-
-!s !~aves the CaHr.mia Lellalature
with one m•Jor bill on the subject to
!tame a poulble compromise on the
louchy Issue.
A hearing was scheduled !or today by
tho Senate Judiciary Committee for the
surviving ooe, by A!sembl)'man Jack
Fenton ID-Montebello).
Fenton baa said he would accept no
amendments that be oouldn't 111iv1 with"
The competing bil!J died Monday in the
senate Finance Committee, the last hur-
dle before moving to 1 floor vote. A bUl
by sen. Alrr<(I Song (D-Monterey Park), wa.s rejected on, 1 4-t vote and one by
Sen. Georl" Moscone (D-San Franciacol,
died on a 1-1 vote ..
Jq. an interview later Moscone branded
J'enton's bill as 'Cjnsurance c:ompany-
oriented" and said it would· have been a
''b:agedy" ir Gov. Reagan bad 1igned the
bW In ii! present lorm. He not.cl his bill
would have prohlblted rate bike,, through
1976 but said Fenton's bill contained no
such provision.
Jim Reed, representing 113 organi~
lions in the California Consumer Coali-
tion, told the Finance Committee bearing
no-fault "hu been sold to the public on
the b1Si.s it will reduce premiums
substantially . We don 't w111t it unlesa il
reducu premiums."
No-fault i.!J a system where aa in-
1urance company pays ita customer•'
damages without regard to who was 1t
fault in an accident.
Fnm WU. Service&
WASHINGTON, D.C. -Setlln& the
1tage for a Jone-awaited tell cl the legal
definition cl obocenlly, the U.S. Supreme
Court bas atreed to hear i n com-
bination 1lx appealed cases, o n e
originating In O..ta l\lesa.
The pr<>ceedlncs scheduled for the high
court's neat term beginning In October
constitute a complete examln1tion or the
sensitive issue and its effect on Americ111
society.
Mail order litmture dealer Marvin
Miller 's five court conviction in Harbor
Judicial District Court ts 1monr the sis:
aampte cases set for judicial scrutiny.
Miller, whose conviction was later
upheld lo Orange County Superior Court
Oct. 12, 1171, maintains it is: un·
constitutional.
His attcrney1 argue that standards or
lewdness and obscenity -a growing
legal.social Issue -should be unifor1n
throughout America . otherwise the deren·
dant'.s guilt or innocen ce is unfairly
decided.
The malled brochures ad·
vertisements for 1exy reading mat ter and
one film -that he sent through the mails
are no more obsce•e than materials
readily available In bOOkstores. according
to Miller's lawyers.
11le overall case review. to be made
In the next term of court. involves such
issues as: -Should a national standard of
obscenity take precedence over state
atandard s?
-Does a state ha ve the right to close
down movie theaters showing '"adult''
films?
-Is it constitutional tor the federal
1ovemment to 1llow i nter at at•
transportation of o b 1 c ~ n e in-
formation irrespective or whetlioi-It la to
be sold or 11sed privstely by tho shipper?
-May the govenvnent ae.ize, 1s
ot>..cene. material imported !or private
use ind possessk>n?
In the case of the ParlJ Adult 1lleater
or AUanta, which appealed aelaure of two
films on constitutional ground•, the court
1sked both ail:les to debate this question :
If a the1ter advertises the oature ol the
Him and provide.! re1son1ble safeguard•
against admUtlnc juvenilt.'1, IS tho c!Uplay
of a sexually oriented film permissible
under the Coostitution!
Tht court asked debate on the ume
question bul involving picture maguines
in the case of Village Books or
Portsmooth, Va .. which challenged the
state's right to seize and prohibit the ule
or 300 books.
Set for a second round of briefs ind
oral arguments, meanwhile were two •P-
peals by the gov~rnment and a Clllfornia
case that poses the large question: Ex-
actly 111hat Is a "conununity" 1gain.st
whose slandards aexy 1dverUsement:i;,
books and movies are to be judged? ·
The Justice Department appealed a
ruling by U.S. District Judge \Varren J .
Ferguson or Los Angele s, who ordered
the retum of fibm, ~!Ides . calefKlars and
booklct.s to Ariel 0. Paladini. who said he
imported them fOr his own use. The
government mairitains it ha s the right to
seiie obscene materials designed for
private use, despite 1 1969 decision that
barred punlmJnent for possession of
obscene material.
An unemployed San Francisco
drummer lay on a 9-story
ledge for 30 minutes contem·
plating a death p I u n g e be-
fore a state labor interviewer
reached the man and reasoned
with him. A fireman, holding
the man's shirt, persuaded
him not to leap, and the man
was taken to a hospital for ob-
l!ervation.
The petition contended the company's
cost of service is computed u if it were
using the accelerated tax depreciation
I NEWS BRIEFS'·' • j Environment Unit CUSTOM 1All01$ IN OIANCif C<KINti
Coast Bill Dies; Chances
For Another Called-Slim
eanrornia Supreme · Coutt, who nld
Ashby "lacked Che necessaey e1perienc1
as a trial lawyer and as 1 jiidge." Bill Obstructed
SACRAMENTO I AP! -A coa3tiine
protoct.lon bill that conservationists
termed worse than nothing at all has
been killed in the Senate Finance Com-
mittee -all bul ending chances for •
coasUine biU winning passage thi s
aession.
I1norina: the author'• plu Monday to
Early Education
Concept Barely
Clears 1st Hurdle
e Collete• S•pportetl SACRAMEN'ro (AP) -'-Tht Callfornia SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
Assembly is almost eithusiaslically in hi&hly tout.cl • t a t e en·
favor of increased state 1uppori to com-vironment 1uperagency bill
munity colleges. , bas bit a rock will in the
That'• the imprmiolrgjveo by·the 72-0 A!sembly Ways and Means
approval ol the llkoembe! J1ouse Mon· Committee.
gend the bill on to the Senate floor, lhe day to 1 bill that would incrtlle-tbe IUP-The proPQSal Is a com-
committee voted H to kill the measure port from 1613 per atudenl per year to promlJe between Gov. Ronald 1706. Re nd h -an actio{1. that put.a: the spotlight on a agan a t e con-
coastline initiative that may be on the e l"anete• File Sult servatloni!ls. It would com· November ballot. bine the present state air and SAN FRANCISCO (AP) .-Olarglng water pollution boards Into a
"It leaves us with the initiative," said they have been beaten, threatmed and single. new environment agen-
Republicon sen. Donald Gnwky ol subjected to "couotlees ICll" of abust cy.
Watsonville, Who authored · 1 con-si x San Quentin convietl •linked to ~ But It stalled on a 10-1 vote
1ervationiS.t-SuppoH.ed bW that was killed. priaon violmce in wbidt Georp: Jiclraon Monday, one short o( a ma-
in a Senate committee earlier In the died have filed a '1 million damage ·auit jorlty ol the 21·member com·
session. 1gainst prilQll autbc:ritie8. -mittee. However the 1uthor,
'lb . 1be suit, filed in U.S. District Court Assemblyman F.dwiu Z'berg
uraday is the deadline when counly Monday, Aid all ah -cliarged wilt> (().Sacramento), was given a
clerks must finish determining II the murder ln the Aug. II, If/I outllfeU: In chance to revlve it later.
coastline has qualified !er the November Wblcb Jaclt-two otber, iDooer• anct Z'berg 11id the bill would
ballot with the 325,504 aiinatutts three llllnls ...,.. killed -had aulfered stren&then stale anti-pollution
necewry. Backen claim they have since the outllreak' occiirred. efforts by coordlnaUng them
Oil Debate
Rages Over.
Palisades
gathered mon: than 400,000 signa:tures. for the firtt time.
SACRAMENTO iAPl -A "new con-Sen. ll<mis CallltDlet' (ft.Newport Z'berg was backed b Y LOS ANGELES (AP) -
cept of education," under which school Beach), liked the committee to aPIJ'Ove l.. spokesmen for Reagan and the -his meas•-' Mooda al'""'-b S D '--residents are battl'-would start at age 3 years 9 months in--e . y, -• he enate U. mps Sierra Club. Bui a parade ol """'' -. stead ol ! years, has passed its first acknowledged it wasn't perfect but could other witne.ues attacked the plans lo pumr oD from
legislative hurdle with 1 one-vote margin . be worked over on the Assembly 1kle. plan as 1 dilution of the beneath the manicUred lawns
The 11 billion, five-year plan won an 11-One oI the major iuues involved Hel t B 'U power ol present anti'pollution ol Pad.fie Palisades, • prv1-
' vote Monday in the 2l·memb<r Qlrpeoter said, WU whether there should me f, agenc~. ptr'OUI coastal autiuril whoee
Assembly Ways aod Means Committee. be "a strict, multilevel perm.it 1y1tem "F'irst of all, this establishes homeowners include G 0 v ·
Assemblyman Kenneth Cory ( o. and I don't think there should be... ' SACRAMENTO (UPI) -With a the 1 u Per a gt n c y . You Ronald Re1gan .
Garden Grove), the sponaor, said it "in The measure a9t.bored by Grunsky and "lobby" of Hell'1·AnaeJa looking on estl.b1ish the pattern for NO Oil, Inc ., a citizens'
.... , ..... , ......... SAYE UP TO 50% 2.!~~ s135 ""H.i~' l•114rl4 Cu111111 Mtft ::.,!'!IC"-'••~Pl,0K;<f'-·,-~""· ..:;.,.,,::( Sulh, SPGllCOlll, Jltekt. J~lltJ.
0...Me ••It . , •. St5 $ff • WI llT ANY 1111
lltk »-••h .•.•• II 65 c..1-.., •.•. ,· ... ti 11 ° ANY STYU CO,.ID
Sloelloll" • • · •• • I~ If • fJlll ALQ•AflONI 1t11< w .. 1 ...... •> •• s•1n1 ••........ 10 • • IAIY •AYM9fTS ., ... "'"''" ..... , not flllS1 IWOltfl WOOi.fin • NUii.i r1nn
esseric:e funds 1 new concept of educ•-by Democratic Msemblyman Alan Siero-and applaudlnc its demise, a.Senate regional government here," group repre9elltihl the 1otl-<11l
tion ... wllh -•lfectlvenesa built ri&ht ty of Beverly lfilla in the lower house committee bu tilled a bill . ooug!lt id Rich rd Car l I b-rorces, predictr victory alter in from the very beainning." would have set up a systeni of 1il: by tbe caiifonril Klgbway P1trol to · 11 a pen er' 0 two years of battle 1gainst the Har confidence in you rlites· your art.:rits. ~ re"""'al boa~-and a ~-•--ide board -· moto cli I byist fOl' the League of I l Oc Id t I P t I "' The proposal wu drafted by Wilson •--· ·~ ·~~ reqllll'e rcy stato'W<atll.. Ca!UomlaCities. gan c ena eroeum When1helook11iyou,yo(J'rerudyto
Riles, state superintendent of public in--all with veto pi>wer over coastline ty helmets. "You are taking a step Corp. climb the h."'hllt mountlin. You fell atrucUon. developments.. · 'Ibe measure by Repu.bUcan State backward . . . completely The latest skirmish came ..
Cory said it Is intended to avoid ti· Develope<s and public utilities oppoled Sen. Craig Biddle was niected disrupting the progess we Monday in a hi&h achoo! her whole-hearted approval. Aste her lo
pensive and ineffective :remedill tdu<;:.. tbe Grunsky-siff'Oty package, 1ayq: it Monday following an applause-have made. You might have auditorium in the community marry you with a beautiful diamond
tion at higher grades by starting earlier would, in effect, put a moratorium on punctured bearing when none of the the finest coordination' ot the of 35,000 set on b I u ff 1 solitaire. Solitaires illustrated priced
to help the children who now fall behind development along the state's 1,087-mile eight committee members praent poorest environment program overlooki._ the P1cific. from.$500 to $1000.
in school and Jail. long coastline. olfered a motim to bring it . to 1 in the nation ," said John More than 600 1holiting,
The bill was oppoeed by Roy M. Bell, 1be Carpenter measure only establish-vote. Fraser. lobbyist for the tr-clapping, booing ind hissing ~~=-=,::11 ...
deputy director ot Gov. Reacan's ed. a statewide board and comervaUon 'Ibe propOs&l waa dmounced by 1 rigation Districts Aasociation residents crowded lnlo the ••nu.-riu,.. .... MnW Qfi,... '"·
Finance Department, on the grounds that critics argued it would allow k>cal strin( of witntnes w.bo aaid oC California. auditorium -from inatrons SLA.VJ11'1K'S
it committed too,.mucb money too fir iD-governrne.nts to go on approving en-helmets would be a hlµrd to The opponents 1 n c 1 u d e d with fur1 to young housewives -. "
to the luture on an uncertatn prorram. vlroumeotallydamaging development" riden. . spokesmen for the County In jeana with children In tow Jewelera Since 1917
bil
Bl.ut Bell praised the coocepb in the "Leaving development a ppr o v. a I "I don't want to be kWtd, dig! So supervisors Association 0 f -to participate In a Loo 11 FASHION ISLAND
authority with local agencies and think· dm~ make me buy a helmet," Pat Cllllornia, the ca Ii I 0 r 0 ii An&eles Planning Commission NEWPORT BEACH 6H-l l10
"The concept that Wilson Riles has in ing they'll do a cood job ls like 1ettin1 O>ugblin, a youna:, fatigue-clad Farm Bureau Federation and hearing on whether to rezone Open Mon. •nd M-i. IO e.m. to 9:3 0 p.m.
Uti5 bill ls 1n excellent one. It tries to 11--lot monkeys down 1t a typewriter and motorcyclist from Slcramento told other government and farm ~ ... ~a. es into 11 oil well Wlttt 11e....,_ If: T1trrllfl(1, Or•..,.. L• c.,.,...._ u N.,...
tack 'the root causes," he sakl. But be ad-. saying now they're IOirll to produce the committee. Coughlin aiid he interests.
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Intolerable
A move to Impose cenoonhlp at the county level
on educaUonal films has drawn a well-deserved protest
from Supt. John Nicoll o! the NejYpOrt·'Mesa Unified
Scbool District.
A lJJt of. 800 of the 3,500 films in the county audio-
vlaull library was put on a reotricted liat by Robert
Dollll:er, head of the county au.dio-vlsull department.
His action wu taken at the request of the cou.nty
board of educaUon. The request brought memories of
the heated controversy generated several years ago
wbell an ullra"'l'nservative on the board sought to Im·
poee his personal literary judgment on the schools.
Wblle the board bu not yet formally adopted the
cenaored llJt, Donker's department bu been carrying
out the UmltaUons since Ju.ne 1, the da!A! when many
teachers atart ordering materials for fall use. Teachers
ol. lower grades are being asked to explain why their
atudents should see the requeated film.
Put practJce, one quite acceptable to the local
achoo! 1ys!A!ma, bad been to classify them only for sug·
gested grade level viewing. Teachers on other level•
could use the films at their discretion if they thought
them approprla!A!.
This was a part of the program to decentralize and
personalize the educational system.
Nicoll, In a lettA>r to county School Supt. Robert
Petanon, said, 111 find this sort of censorship unneces·
ury. It throws the direct lie in the face of academic
freedom and of the capacity of our Individual teachers
to know better than anyone else the maturity levels of
the atudents with whom they work.
'40ur whole concept," he continued, " ... is voided
by the lmpooltlon of censorship at some central level.
I have faith In tho ability and the professionalimt of
Censorship
our !A!achera. I find lt demeaning to them to sugg..t
that they are Incapable of. selecting materials appropri-
ate to the maturity levels of their 1tudents."
Peterson, blmsell a controversial figure In the put
over his use of highly unaclentWc "barberahop polls"
to Influence school declllon-maklnf, denied the new
rules are a practice of censonhlp "In our aense of the
word."
Whatever his office'• "sense of the word" may be,
Ibo action of one man in lmpoolng his judgment of ed·
ucational suitability of a given film on teachers In local
school sys!A!ms ls cerlalnly censorship by dictionary
definition.
Dr. Nicoll was quite right In demanding a reveraal
ol the censorship action -and hnplylng a aoverance of
bis dlStrlct's relationahl.l' with the county department
"in this 1enaitive area If Peteraon and the county
board do not end the practJce.
Site Donation Needed
In common with a great many other Institutions
and Individuals, Pepperdine University Law School
would like It very much If someone would dona!A! ocean•
oriented Wid along Orange County's southern coast.
Now housed In an office building complex on West•
mlnater Avenue (17th Street) eaat of Harbor Boulevard
In Santa Ana, the &Choo! wants a campus-type atmos-
phere, preferably at or near the oceanfront. But that
would r~uire a gift of the land or cub to acquire it
Tho rvine Company ts negotiating on a possible
•ite. bu and donation Is not Involved.
A &Choo! of this type would be an asset to the area.
No Clear Definition Yet, fJut • • • A Political
A New Political Coalition Platform ls
Like Plywood WAllllNO'l'ON -The 1ooC presidential
lll'lmarJ electton seucm bu come lo ID
ind wtill -11 that were not fomeen or ... -r when It aJ1 began In tbe
-"" Hampohlre.
> Tllo -and )'OUl!let elements of the
Domocradc ·J>ll'IY hon rajecled the
old loodlnblp wblcb
WMa..tonacoel-
ltlm at !Illar, blacb,
el1lalc IJ'OUPI and
--lclUI Uber·
all. .... Georl• Me-Govem II probably
qulle rllbt tn refer-rillll to t1ie elem-wblcb made him tho
-ol the prlmarl,. u o new coall· lion ol poUt1cll for<el. Wllal Ulla now coollUon 11 actually """'P""" GI bu so fir defied clear
clellnltlon. But It bu cleorly rejected the
old coolltloa repr .. nted by Hubert H.
llllmpbre)' and Edmund 8. MuHle.
AOOORDINO TO Humphrey, tbe new
.,..;1111M II compwd largely of voters In
the 11affluent" aiburbll, upper Income
blacb, and campuHtleoted lntelloc-
lulll. Tbll doel not oeem lo be quite ......,, to -I for McGovern's 10
primlrJ 'rictoriu, althou&I> It mlibt be
p>'lih!t, tlkfDI Into account that only a
nlltmly aaJ1 fraction of the Iota!
Dlmacratlc Vole toot pll1 ID the
prtmariol.
Tllo MW coall!llln would have lo extend
far beyond IUd1 -conllnet lo pose a 1erfo111 threat. lo the ,..iectlon of
President Nlzm.
'l11e ~caled aupPorl of labor, the
su·rprise
WASIUNGTON -The House Armed
Strvk:el lnvestlg1tlog SUl>commlttte
may come up with .1 lllartlln& aurprise
regardlng Gen. John Lavelle.
It'• poaible the special psne1 may
recommer>dlhatlbe
former commander
GI 1be llevlnth Air
J'oraabo-.cllo ......,,....._""
lllold GI blio( dO: _., .... ,,_.t
--lllCI retired Io r 11111udlorllod
etrltel aplnlll North
Vietnam'• maalve
bulld"'t> for Ill violent spring oflenslve.
Wbetber the U<nember subcommltlee
(7 Democrats, f Republicans) wlll make
1ucb an unerpected recommendation ls
debatable.
But ,It II beh'I serloualy discuued ID
the private deliberations on the group's
auN•I COUT
DAILY PILOT
(mcHARD wn.so~
JDUI of black and ethnic voten, and
loyally to tho old Idea of tbe DemocraUc
party, have all been in'gredlents
._,,. lo vlclory In the presidential
electlon. Tbete elements nearly aayed
Humphrey ID the closing weekl of the
1968 eloctlon.
IF TBElll SUPPORT Is lo be diminish-
ed now by lack· of interest in McGovern's
new coa!Ukn, tn !act by a hlih degret of
ausplclon GI It, victory wlll come \hi!
much harder. The zeal of 'McGovern'&
hf.gbly moUv1ted, young 011anlzatlon
may not bl a full aubsUtute for the old
line, labor-financed IJOmocrallc vota
drlve1 of the put.
1.eal la abnply not enough Jn a pres!·
dentlal eI.ecUoa. Thia has been learned
by a IUCcellku ,of candJdates who
repreaented eomething "MW" from
Wendell Wlllkie through John F. Ken-
nedy. WlJllde was defeated and KeMedy
won ooly by tbe narrowest of margins.
A new coaliUoo, not in Jtaelf represent·
lng a surging movement in the whole
Democratic party, will have lo croos par·
ty lines as did the Roosevelt aod
El>enhOwer coaUUons. Thia II singulsrly
dlUlcult for the McGovern coallUon with
its minimum of appeal lo Republicans
and Its put-off of people wbo think of
themselves as Democrats.
ONE NEEDS ONLY run down the list
of 1talel carried by Humphrey and .
George c. Wallace in 111111 to Judie the
difficulties facing the kind of coalltlon
which McGovern repruenta. McGovern
has lllt1e reuon for optlml!m that he
could carry many of tbe'8 19 atsteo, U
any. He would have lo carry all of them,
or their equivalent, and more, too, to
' EDITORIAL
RESEARCH
defeat Nixon. A political plalfonn so m e t i m e s
It becomes necesury, then, tO tblnlc of resembles pl}'WOOd - a slick of plankl
whether or not McGovern can defeat Nix· each bonded qalnst the· grain of the a~
ext ID C&lllomia, Dlinoll, Oblo, and other joining onu. Since the two major
atstes which Nixon carried In 111111. American partie1 are large a n d
SUrveylng the possibility of victory In heterogeneous, their quadremilal election
such states cannot be very reusurlng to manl1111lol must appeal to a variety of
Mf'Govem'o m111agen. Much lea are lllllU)ll whoae Interests are for from iden-
the1 likely to be encoarqed-by victory , Ucal. Thua, the plat!~ tend to
prospects ·in IUCh states as Alabama, straddJe controversial iasu'a or, when
Georgia, Louisiana and Milllulppl, car· this 11 not posalble, to oiler "oomethlng
rled by Wallace in 1988. Or, for succen in for everyone."
llUCh Humphrey atste1 u Texas aod '111e DemooraUc Party may fllld this
Pennsylvania. · •Piroach difficult lo follow In 19'12.
ASSUMING THAT Wallace Is not an""
dependent candidate, It la dlfftcult lo Im-
agine that much of hill support ID the
South would go lo McGovern.
The "can't win" idea ii thus likely ,to
attach It.elf early lo tho McGovern
candidacy. It most be said, In fact, that
Humphrey and Muskie have already, In
effect, pinned that label on McGovern's
new coalition.
A candidate who "can't win" may have
an underdog appeal (everyont remerri-
.ben Harry S Truman tn 1948), but It II
not a stance much desired by pru:idenUal
candidates who are trying to inspire
workers with the idea that victory ii
within grasp.
lnlllead of draftlnl a ·platfcrm julll prior
to the convention. u wo customary in
the past, the Democrats began a series of
10 regional platform bearings on May 30 •
The full platform committee met In Wash-
ington on June 23 lo hammer oul the
final document.
IT REQUIRES NO cryatal ball lo
predict that minority reporls on a
number of planks will be 51.lbm.itted to the
convenUon delegates 111 Miami Btach. On
school bu.ting, for eumple, It Is hard lo
imagine a fonnula that would satisfy
both Rep. Shirley Cbilhoim and Gov.
George C. Wallace. Sen. G e or g e
McGovern's ideu on defense spending
and tax reform likewise are IW'e to 1tlr
heated debate.
• Ill Lavelle Case?
ft Is conceivable, then, that some parta
of the Democ:ratic platform will prove
dlstollleful to tbe party'• presidential
nominee. 'lltls bu happened before. In
1912, the Democratic p 1 a t form
specifically commJued the nominee to
advocacy of a conitJtutional amend.men~
limltlnl the President lo a single term;
But tbe party's standard b e a r e r 1 Woodrow Wilson, condemned llJCb a
limitation as "irbitrary and unsatisfaCT
tocy Crom every standpoint" after ht
became Presldent In 1913.
(ROBERT S.AI.I,EN)
,.
forthcoming report 011 the Lavelle case.
The report, which haa lo be 1pproved by
~ full Anned Services Committee, is
expected within ten days.
THE PROPOSAL that Lavelle be
restoffii to four-star rank haa bipartisan
support.
No member of the lnvestigatlng Su~
committee favors disciplinary action
against Lavelle. Sen. William Proxmire's
coutt.-martlal demand is shrugged off as
''characteristic publicity seeking and
grandstanding.''
Derisively remarked o n e com-
miUeeman , ''He can alw1y1 be expected
to llliak In his load-moutli "' lo gnb ofl
o self·servln& hesdllne."
Unquestionably Gen. Lavelle made a
dislinctJy favorable Impression dlll'ln& hlJ
interrogation by the Investigating Sub-
committee. This was noted by Rep. 11.
Edward Hebert, 0.La., chairman of both
the special panel and the full Anned
Services Committee.
COMMITl'EEMEN oocnmended the
former Seventh Air Fcroe commander'•
candor.. forthri&ht a~coptance ol full
responsibility and lnterial desire to 1tltck
the Commuol1ls' unmls~ka~le i?f•PArt·
lions !or a big offenal... · • •
Illuslr1tlve or this qmpalhetlc atUtude
wal the comment of Rep. John Hunt, I\.
N.J.: ..
"It 110D11 to me the only thins wrong
about the •lr lllrlkes you ordered wu
Ulot there abou1d baft bee 1 lot more of
them. W!iat you clld on your own
......,.n.utty In a smaJ1 w11 belo1< _.,.......,..-....... w
W8 \z'ntellb' ........ oa a llrst alt
-Ibo off-IOI-.._,.
"In yoW' considered judgment, could
the offensive have been averted or
smashed if there had been an all-out
assault against tbe build-up that wu very
apparent ?"
"I AM QUITE SURE of that," replied
Lavelle quieUy . "ll we couldn't have
c:ompletely stopped them, we certainly
c:ould have crippled them 10 dezperately
that they couldn't have gotten very far."
Lavelle's 28 unauthorized strikes took
place between Novem~ li'll and
March a, 1972. They a eoncmtra-
tions of North Vietnainese armor, artiJ..
lery, aircraft, oil and other supplies in an
area up lo 15 miles north ol the demll~
tarlzed zone. Detslls ol tbla muatve
mllltsry buildup were fully known In top
Pentagon quarters.
Two weeks after Lavellt'a dMtructln
raids were baited, the North Vietnam•
launched thtir aJl.<>ut offensiv• acroa tho
eHtern hall ol the DMZ.
Ten· daya later, l'ralldenl Nixon
unleashed tbe sllllhlJll air counlorool·
fenslve aaalnst North Vietnam.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
I could uoe a low mllllons, Gua.
Get me a city job wbert I can
base my land 1POCU11U001 on Jn.
aldo ad'rante ln!ormatlon. Conflict
of IDl<rlll! Ha.
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The Democntic plaUorm of 1932 called
for "an immediate and drastic reduction
of governmental expenditures by abolish-
ing u I e I e 11 commtssiont and of.
fices, COlllOUdatlng departments and
bureaus, and eltmlnitlng extravagance to
11CCOmplllb a 11v1DC of not laa than 25
pel'Ctllll In tho coat of the federal govern-
ment." By the end •f Frantlln D.
Roolevelt'a Brat term, however, federal
Rpendilurtl bid nearly doubled, to fl.~
blllfon.
FDR .nevertheltSI •J1Ued thst the pla\.
form plqe had been "definllelj fuUlll·
ec1 so f• u 111a ordinary l'1lllllhW ...
-of the 1ovemment ,.... ...,. ~" Ht pointed out that the lncrMse
.in gov.......a _.ting WU CIUleci by
"tbO moaJ .... fimctlolis wblcli tho ... .
lt'1llllllll ~ an.r Mardt 4, ... .
the many new odmlnilllraUve apncles
whlcb were arpnlrod, and the vut ...
pend!-!or rellel, pubUc -.u. and related projects. ..
SUCH LOOIDNGGLASS 1oi1c may
brMd eynlciam tn voters who upect pla\.
form ple4ges to bl ~. But Gerald
M. Pomper of lluliert Unlvoralty, who
1tudilll\ 'the file al platform prom1aeo
from llMf lbl'Olllll U., found a aurpr!J.
ln&IY lllP -ii llllNlment. Ploctgeo GI
the wlJllbC'""' .... -tn 71 per-cenl GI 1llt -i ... GI Iha 1o1i1W per·
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We Can't Have
It Both Ways
Listening to an ardlty CONetV&tive
friend holding forth at lunch the other
day, I reflected on an irony that he would
hardly appreciate -the kind of world he
Js seeting may be found in the Soviet
Union.
He waata a society
without organized
crime, or m u c h
crim~ of any IOrt; a
IOCiety wf>ere the
people work bard
and haw a ,.... iJl
community effort; a
society where the '
medJa are not per·
mitted , to be "irrespoasible" or "inflam-
matory"; a aociety where authori'y is re>pected, Where young people study
hard, and where the national defense
budget II considered tbe main priorliy of
government.
BUT, OF COURSE, my friend Is a
violent ''anU-O:mununlst"'" He recognizes
Russia u a vicioul totalitarian regime,
and objects vigorously to Its ant~
capitalistic bias and its a n t i . i n-
dlviduallstlc phllooopliy.
Yet it never oocura to him that the only
fast and euy way you can ·achieve the
kind of IOciety be desire1 it by enslaving
the people. That tbe social virtues he ad·
mires are virtues hard to obtain in a
democratic, pluralistic, individualistic,
competitive society. Or that the profit-
rnotlve itself generates much of the
disorder and dissent he so deplores.
WE CAN DO AWAY with crime, make
people wort hard, control the media,
~YDNEY J.HARRI~
ensure respect for authority, compel
youngsters to study hard, and make
defense our main national expenditure -
all we have to do is impose a totalitarian
pattern on the country, by force, fear and
intimidation.
It is impassible to hilve both kinds of
societies at once. There are advantages
and disadvantages to each, and I happen.
to think that the disadvantages we suffer
in the U.S. are minor compared with the
disadvantages of Jiving in a monoUUtic.
state-controlled nation like R us s I a •
Obviously. we don't have to be as disrup-
tive and anardtl<: aa we are; but neither
do the Russians have to be as repressive
as they are.
EACH SYSTEM possesses the defects
of its virtues. Capitalism needs to move
fwther in the direction of aocial equality,
and collectivism needs to move further 1n
the direction of Political liberty; but it is
absurd and naive to assume that we can
get something without giving u p
something else, which is the tragic
fallacy of all ideologies.
What my friend really yearns !or II a
collective society on the bottom, con-
trolled by a conservative elite who decide
where the benefits go and bow they are
distributed; in this way, he hopes to get
the best of both worlds. The technical
name for this illusion is a short and ugly ,one: it 1s called fascism..
Hawaii ls Deteriorating
Honolulu'• Ala Moana iJ the world's
lara:est abopplng center, a 50-acre com-
plex of lllO 1bopo (Including a Dunkin
Donut stand) oeething with a hybrid
humanity In pineapple prints and parking
lots jammed with Datsuns and Toyotas.
That's one of the things wrons with Qahu,
according to a tart and articulate
observer, Francine du Plall:s: Gray, in
her lnvesUgation of the state, "Hawaii:
Tbe Sugar-Coated Fortress."
The hook, lllght but penelrating (it
oriJl!ialed as a New Yorker profile} Is
one bl& anti-travel poeter. It IJ the most
negative display 'of public relations the
lllands have had llnct Captain James
Cook wu ltllled there, pll'lly, as the lady
notes at one point, "because he wu taken
f(lf • 1od and was apected to act llke
one."
THE WmTE lmmlrtatlon 1ince Cai>'
tam Coot hun't c1me the pl1ce much
good, Mn. Gray mat .. clear u •be in-
vestli1tes !he cullure and poUtlcs of the
lslandl, the overcrowdlns, the ever·
present bill mJUW, and tbe deep-eeated
racial teoslona thlt exllt in Bawali'a
much-louted meilb>C pot.
She dmcribes tho new Hawaiian ns·
tlonalJmi: tbt powlng 1ti1abnent
qalnlt lbe "Mola," U. white mllnland forellnm, tn-.i rivalries and
-bet-a--, J..,._, Puerto -. flllploaa .... ..,
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of the cream and rose-hued university
camput:, heavy with bread.fruit, avocados
and purple jacarandas.
HOWEVEll, Mrs. Grsy lookl at
Wailtlld of song and story and sees Utile
more . than Coney Island on an Allfllllt
Sunday~ and Honolulu11 slums are aa ugly
as those on the mainland. She expreaes
HaWlll'1 distrust and resentment of the
vast military establishment in !ti mid,,t
-th.la ttlg&r-coaled fort.resa, or "fen.
tagon ol the j>aclllc" -although tbe
military bas been the chief IOW'Ce ol the
region'• boom over the past two decades.
Mra. Gray plays the turbulent ...
pansion, over-development and ienenl
Loa Angelesiution of Hawaii ag11nst 111
hllllory. The result II an lllumlnallng
realistic and depretling 1Urvey of 1 com'.
plex American aru. It la a document
about •• lar removed Crom the jamlllar
1""11111 brochures OI you can find (Ran-
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'W esty'·· Honored
Termed 'Right Man ... at Right Time'
Fr<m WlreServkel
Ci11ac bit part In the U.S.
troop wlthdr1•1l fn1m Viet·
111111, Pruidenl NW>n hu
iwlln!ed outcomg Anny OU.I
ol stiff w 111 h • c. w-... bit fourth
diilill(Ullhed service medll 11
a quiet White H o u 1 e
ceremony.
"HiJ uceptioual Jeaderahip
llld 1110e11 dedlcalion 1o duty
I PEOPLE l
throughout tllil period are the
hallmlrts of his brilliant
career," llid the citation read
by Army Secretary Robert F.
Froehlke.
"The nation had to have 1 •trona man, a dec~nt man, a
lood mon u chief of 11111,"
Nixon told the tour-star
renenl u be pinned the
medal on his blouse. 11You
were the rlaht man in the
rl1ht job 11 Ifie rl&ht time."
Nixon announced last week
th1t Westmonland w o u I d
retire Friday a.1 the Army's
top-<IDking officer after :le
years in the aervice.
* Aaceta 0.Yll will arrive in
Chile ·later thla week tor 1
two-week v!Jtt, ChUe'a Com·
munist Y outb announced.
Mill D1vll hu been Invited
u an officlal 1uest of the
youth organization.
During her visit, Mtu Davis
AllAlllM
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.it • .!t~ .i.iit~..:WA1·=1~im.,..,• •1e 'l'.''l'f!T oldbo1 ,,., 'tom M-. lie alao 11ld: "U.m-
let is the tragedy <i tackling 1 !1mlly problem too 10011
" after college." And: "You're not treating a girl right UD·
Jess you ruin her digest\on."
Q. "WWCH way does a cat purr, breathing out or
breathing in?"
A. Both ways. Two vocal chords. One sounds off on
the inhale. the other on the exhale. It 's not like snoring.
Q. 0 HOW many miles per hour does your blood run
through your arteries when you exercise?"
A. LiWe better than rive m.p.h.
Address mail to L. M. Bo1,1d, P. 0 . Box 1875, New-
port Beach, Calif. 92660.
Men in SerNice
Marine Pvt. Jtlta A. Mori,
'90ft of ~-•114 Mra. William
L. MOH til~-~Doter Drive1 N4"pOrt -. l('lcluatea
'from basic training at Ule
Marine Corps Recruit Depot in
San Diego.
Eddie G. L. Jorde of 810 S.
SUlllvan, Santa Ana, has been
promoted to Stall S.r1eant in
the El Toro Marine Air
Reserves as a member of
Marine Medium Helicopter
Squacfroll.714. --Army second Lieuten1nt
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nlne-wea air de!enoe lrlill<ry
officer basic course at the U.S.
Army Air Defense School, Ft.
Bliss, Tex.
Army Private David E.
Limit, JOn of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles M. Lamb, 6 311
Abraham, We.tmine:ter, i a
llligned to Ft. Ord,' where ht
is trllnliw under Ille mod«n
volunteer Anny Field Ez.
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On ·Land Swindle.rs
~ other state.
t by far the
llf jorlty or
undeveloped
ii considerably
nd is worth in
," be added. ·g WHO WEARS t.. Ill ~eral insurance
Miii ':".tm\ fee!J strongly thlt ....., is a consumer
General Louis J. LeOwwlll
said the company failed to in·
form the buyer's that aome _of
the land was under water, t~
accessible or bad not been
surveyed. Nortek denied the
allegations bot consented to
the order.
Reacting to charges that lhe
Florida Land Sales Board was
just a land sales lobby ~P·
Gov. Reubin Askew aboli!hed
the board.
RESPONSIBILITY F 0 R
regulating the state's second
largest industry was handed to
the Department or Business
Regulation. specifically the
Land Sales Division.
Then Richard A. Pi 1 o t,
chairman or the department , i
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visory council. Three of the
k o v e r , ' ' seven members are officers of JI "we've gotten large land sales firms and th•
nviction, three chairman is Sen. Verle Pope,
ents pending, (0-St. Augustine), • real
of really ma-estate broker.
t'•l•f, .. There
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FUNERAL HOME eo .... t1e1Mat m.tlA
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Cemet«y MorlalrJ
CMpel
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DOME
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'Eco-film'
Presented
C.therlne WllJJlllll! o I
Oraage ha.! preaented Harry
M. Rowe Jr., of the Orange
"County Public Library, with
an ecology and nature study
film, "Wbile There Is Still
Time."
Mn. Wllllams Is a member
of Jasac Walton League,
founded SO years ago by a
group of sportsmen to en-
courage wiae use of the na~
tion'1 natoral resources.
During the &Ullllner of 1971,
Mn. Wllllams served as both
president and delegate for the
Anaheim !Utts at the 49tb Na·
Uonal Convenlion of t b e
League.
Theater Rides
C'ircus Performer:
Doug Ramsey, 13, of Thousand _Oaks, ge~ a kick
out of the striped face he wears m Laguna s famed
Pageant of the Masters. It begins Its nightly. six-
week run in Irvine Bowl July 14. Dou~ Is m Picas-
so's "The Circus Family." He is spending the sum-
mer ln Laguna Beach and lt will be his second year
In the Pageant
Efficiency Awards Go
To Four UCI Employes
IRVINE -A Harbor Area
quartet has been singled out
for awards for suggestions for
Improved on-the-job efficiency
at UC Irvine.
Linda Husak and Jessie
Bamyak, both of Costa Mesa,
have received $25 for sug-
ge>ting mooey ... vlng Ideas
under an efficiency program
on the UC Irvine campus.
Mn. Husak, a aecretary in
the mathematJc. depertmen~
was rewarded for a propoul
to dlJconnect pbones unused in
summer montb5, that official!
'"Umate that could save 15,000
or more.
Mrs. Barnyalt shared her
award with another UCI
telepho-Hlce employe, Carl Eili jW propooing a revlsl.,.
In telephone bill.Ing procedureo
which might Iring a fl~ an-
nual savings.
The Harbor area women are
two a( seven UCI employes
granted awards from the eft'
ficlency program headed by
Vice Chancellor for Bu.sines&
and Finance L.E. Co1.
Winifred G. Spohn o I
Newport Beach also received
$25 reward for money-saving
ideas on campus.
Mn. Spohn, a n ad·
ministratlve assistant In the
purchaslng department,
received bet award for sug-
gesting the uae o1· mlnlalura
telephone bead!els In two
departmenb. It reportedly Is
saving IZ,000 a year and Is In-
creasing employe comfort,
UC! olflclala said.
Awards are given llllder the
efficlency-111BBestlon program
headed by Vice Chancellor for
Business and Finance L. E.
Col ..
VCI 'Veteran Named
Assistant Chancellor
A Corona del Mar woman
who haa aerved on the llaff of
UC Irvine al!lCt 1962 when lt
was begun, has been named
assistant chancellor for ad-
mlni!tratlon by Chancellor
Daniel G. Aldrich Jr.
Mrs. Eloise Kloke, executive
assistant to the chancellor,
gets a new UUe to reflect the
scope and level of assigned
responslbWUes, Aldrich said.
Mrs. Kloke coordinates ~
mlniltraUve activities t n
several areaa:: tbe chancellor's
Adm1nlatrative advisory coun-
cil and other campus com·
m I l t e e a, federal-state con-
tllcll, tile UC Board of
,Regentll and COWICiJ o I
chancellors matters and the
UC! aHlrmaUve acUoo pro-
gram !or employment op-ASSISTANT CHANCILLOR
p or t. u n I 11 e 1 for etlmic UCI'• Elolaa Kloke minor1Uea: and women.
She repreaenls the chan-
cellor on the advisory com-Mn. Kloke wu .-1 ... _.. it LONDO!i (AP ) -London mlttee on the stllUIJ of women ,,.,..w
theatergoers are g.e t t In I and admlnllf>rs the chill-Paloa Verdel College for
special late night trall!]Jorla· cellot'• oUJce. . aeven yean, worked with the
lion lo lake them home alter AddlUonaUy, Mrs. Kloke will federal government for five
the ahow. Buaei run from Pie-coordinate c 1mpu1 w Ide years becoming west coast
cac!Wy Clrcus to Paddington persoMel matters. rqiona] director of t h • and Liverpool Street railroad Prior to joining the UC!
stations, to coonect with late ota/f during the planning President'• Conunlttee o n
'Tragedy'
Committed
After Heist
Reappointed
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Sou!llen! Cl1llomla Edllon
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have1ilthorilod piano ta ralae
up ta f!J$ ftlllllan lhrouib the
ult of llnl IDd nlundlng
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alllOlllll ol the illlle wtll be
made at 1 later date. The new
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The electric company ti·
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Utilltlea Commlulon on July
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Various Factors
Pull Stocks Down
NEW YORK (AP) -Uncertainty about lbe In-
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heavlly on lbe stock market, wilb prices lharply
lower lr!onday in moderate trading.
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By MARIAN· CllRISTY.
NEW YORK -Now U..t designers
have decreed U..t plain clothes are The
Olollles, fashion is fast becmiiog a game
o! wil The play revolves around the
question of how to add razzle.daz:zJ.e to
the sea of simple clothes rolling on the
Spring-summer 1972 scene.
Beth Levine -shoe desljpler to
miµlons of American elegantea inclUdlng
Mrs. Richard Nixon -predicts there's a
fool feUsh in the offing:
"Women wiU go crazy decoratingithe.ir·
feet. You really can't imaglM how
hungry fashionables are for arty ac·
cessories now that classic clothes are in;''
says Beth.
' ~ battle of the sexes, one of those
never-UH>e-resolved facts of life, also
enters into the trend. Men are standing
extra tall on three-inch beeLs and plat-
fqrmed shoes these days. Women are
ujxitaged.
There's a way to keep your best foot
forward. Levine 's new suede and leather
shoe3 are boldly prinled with Aztec
designs or are checked or plaid. Beth,
who coordinaled her boolery with
matching handbags, prophesies a
refocusing of interest in feet.
FUN MISSING
"This country has just gone through a
national psychosis," says Beth. "When
the hippies snubbed traditional fashion,
elegantes everywhere suffered pangs of
guilt about wearing beautiful things. The ·
desire for flamboyant elegance aeemed
fror.en. But people discovered that
something was missing. Fun. An amusing
image. A 4ime.nsion of life."
Which Is, of course, why fashion i. en-
joying a renaissance.
Beth has always been a student of the
90Cial scene. She believes that what's
happening in the world is interpreted in
fashion.
"People don't want to be anonymous
anymore," she says. ''They want ~gni
tion in a world fast becoming' automated.
Clothes, particularly shoes, are a way of
making a strong statement."
Patterned shoes come in a potpourri of
looks. Platforms. Ankle strapo. Pumpo.
Wedgies. Even the color comblnationa
Artist
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Women buying printed shoes from the
Levine collection can buy matching-purses
lie~ I •. Above, the check wedgie is one
of the newest print shoes. Below, 11 new
high-heeled · pump features 11 dot-check
front.
are miexpected. Picture a black·wbite ta-
bledoth check shoe with a foor -inch navy
heel. Or na.vy satin pumpo with black pa·
teot toe tipo and heels. Of course the con-
tradictions provide the fasclna.Uon.
RIGHT BAGS
Thanlt heavens Beth has ooordinaled
the hap. Imagine the oonfusjon When I
fasblooable attempt& to ~ whot
color, what !lyle, whot kind ol bag to use
as punctuation.
EcolotlY, a conswnlng Interest of
Americans, baa entered into Beth'•
decision to do printed shoe3 In-depth.
Faablonahles were chagrined to learn
that alllgaton were in danger of becom·
log utlnct and alligator accessories
1imply would not be available.
"Women ltlll want status symbols,"
Beth A)'I. "And the printed llboea
-4 an updated IUbotltule.
~·Youna elegantu are nhlbltlna a
Des.igns New
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Of ... Dllltr .........
Franceoca Brown bu COYerad &
lol ol t«rttory en lier way fnlm
the ......-! llage to 1111 clnu de-
signer'• showroom.
Born in Rome, the Newport
Beach realdent could play C2iopln
m the piano by memory at the age
ol i, and gave lier first concert at
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... alao --· ....,....,. ln-altbo ... etl,ad-
_.1111 .. ~ tbo wwid.
1111' lotber, • doctor, -Iler --tr u11-..i111r&!l =~UiupilDO Al.-. .... _ ...... lllnll-
... 111 a padesl•I Ill jbo 1111111o1 of
aUcb -d ........ Dior and Balmdap, 6oiD( JlllAd .... Iler atagecootumes.
Tbert, .... oblerved tver/ aiep
Francesca Brown
mod'els 11 French silk
chiffon dress with an
eliptical · waist and
satin belt (left I. and
an lrith linen skirt
and blezer combination.
Both are her designs.
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...,. of adv-with . fublon. Rather
than followinl fallilon lelldencla, they're
establbhlng tbml." the 11y1.
Youth comdori11Df'U llll1 aboanda In
the Urllled Stalel and mm that la balptnc
the printed -bl&.
'!be laat ~ - -111 II lep
which,; -pod, -· Ill& lonver. Printed shoes.._....,, •••r ft! of /===~-='==
Career
Ille ~ toot and aakad oo
many que-. U..I Ibey labelad
bir an upotart, ,,... drtsamakinfl,
blnla Iba-with .... --
-tbelll In bor OWD ..._fll
faablon career.
When FnlDcesca'a bu ab 1.n d,
Thfimas II'. Brown, passed away in
April ol lfll, ahe decided the rliora
of coocert work, with its stays in
bote11, IOlltary m e a I a in
-.uran11 ml C0111lant tr•vtlin&
WU DOI 1111 kind ol life she wanlod -So, ~ turned to dral ~early love of Iler llfL
• been • dream of -llm:e I waa a child. lillce I llld Ille abWlJ ID appnclato bamdlllll ~ ·::-::::':. bod .
~ Ill -York wllb llad•mo
-· • naiad ........ ad fnlm
lier she --ol ....
c11111act1 .. --mark • !Int pnneal.
-"'-• lldrt ,,._
makel la an oriClnal, ad•-
plana to make two al1U.
"Awoman,ilallelmlllo'-
ud go_od lute, ~ ......... buJ OrI,inala," she .....
"I Ila to -oi.-.. .a clolhes. I ...,, tliat a ......
lbaldd wear w 1"'C JI I' ~it" fuMca.
"All -aro baaleollJ
boauliful 11 Ille)' - -dolllll, --...........
.:=.~~ :i.t Ille baa plcbd up Ill -.. OYerlbewwid.
1'lle petite, ... dooilner ....
.... helpar, i. black Dutdi-P'nlloll
mini&-poodlo MmOd Ptpl. Ht'o
a UW.·_.. reladaat ID --....... nnllowod • llralpl ...
ud ..... to .... 11 ........ -
bll lonllll, llul II ~ lw: -support.
Franctoca l1lmod to deoll* lo
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Your Horoscope Tomorrow
.
Aquarius: Push for Real Progress·
WEDNESDAY
JUNE 28
By SYDNEY OMARR
ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19):
Caln through professional ef-
fort ls emphamed. Some or
your hopes, wishes are dose
to fuJfillment. You make con-
tact with individuals who help
spread your message .
Socialiu.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
Accent is on progress, ad-
vancement. Take initiative.
Study Aries message. Make
headway by assuming authori-
ty and responsibility. Progress
now is hallmark.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE -Andrew Franklin, BrilWI consuJ.genoral, ·
helps Mrs. Michael Mullin Qeft) benefit chairman and Mrs. L. K~t Wanlass,
president get In the party mood for Newport Harbor Juruor Leagues gala fash-
ion show.
Public expression or your
private thoughts -thi s is
featured. Your intuitive in·
tellect works overtime. Means •
you perceive what is Im..
portant and otherwi se.
Aquartan is in picture.
CANCER (June 21-July 22):
British . Are Coming ! ·
You are concerned with the
hidden, the occult, money of
mate or part11er. C ~ e c k
policies, leases, prorrussory
notes. Avoid careless attitude.
,Expo's
The'Brttllll .. comlacl Tbt
Brlthll Ile_,,.,
Revolutionary Fall Vows
Adually, they 've been com-cient Golf C1ub. Planned q; to the West Coast since Sir Youngsten will be en-
Fraodl Drake arrived in 1579. tertalned by a children 's book
But tbll time the destination coneCtion, Punch and Judy Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. 11 floutll Cout Plau from F ta· Vall .... -lo Oet. I for Brlllah puppet show by Professor Schoeb of oun m ey -.-• p have announced the engage-Espo '7S to promote ccmumer Cod.man and a "Beatrix otter t f ••-· da hi Judy _,._ t and d Rabb't" d men o un::ir ug er. cul:slne,1111~,1por s .. an Peter 1 ay. LyMSchoch to Marc Michael
pop llWllc. Al£ie Howard, weU knoWn as Mooreaux or ~ta Mesa.
Thole wll~ ~1 i::. Loodon's town crier, will bring The couple plan to be .we;<f
tallyho ..,... olllclal greeUngs and the Sept. 30 in St. Joachlm s ed into a mini-Britain. Colorful Catholic Church, C.OSta Mesa.
flags, pennants, btraldJc be.~ Newport Harbor J u Di O r Miss Schoch is e graduate oC
ners and coals-of-arm wlll be League bu planned a gala Santa Ana Valley Hi gh School
strung along a London. akylloe fashion abow at the Balboa and Southern C a I i f o r n i a
nwral between replicas of Bay Club featuring Engliah r.ollege of Medical and Dental
Trafalgar Square and lhe Eros desljplers. Assistants.
Statue from Picadilly Circus-, A Concoun d'Elegance of Her fiance, son of Mrs.
Sounds of London -tradi-Roll! Royce and Bentley cars, Nieves Moureaux of Las
tional Cockney songs, chimes as well as Welsh choir and Vegas and Creyton Moureaux
or Big Ben and cries of street Scottish dance concerts are of Newport Beach, is a
tradera -will be bean! by acheduled Jn conjunction wilh graduate of Newport Harbor
lboppen 11 they view "The the trade e.hiblt. High School. Two Elizabeth,," ahlbiL
Matter of Policy
One you trust may be con-
fused.
LEO (July 23'Aug. 22): You
may become inextricably in·
volved. U alngle, marriaee is
In picture. U married, special
partnership is featured. Mar·
rled or single, take time to be
analytical.
LIBRA (Sept. Zl-Oct. 12):
Clltldren, lnn•tments, allalro
of heart are high on bul)'
agenda . Love and security are
featured . Make adjuatment at
home front. Strive f o r
hannony.
SCORPIO (Ocl. :ZS.Nov. ti):
cryl!IJJ!wcl Ut1llre pul ...
perltnce. Coprleora. !1 ~
volved. Tm care ln wrapping
packages, mailing letters,
dupalchlng messages. Short
journey may be on •l!".nda.
Be flexible.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-l"eb.
11): Lunar cycle colnclclel
now with independence, •
contacts, orlglnll approaeh.
Your judgmenl, lnlultlon are
on target. You can be at rlCb$
place at right lime. Pualt
ahead; take inUJatJve.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 21):
Com mun i cate with co-
workers, usoclates. Relative
ln transit may intrude. Be
gracious. What appears an im-
possible situation is teJn.
Porary. Refuse to panic.
CompleUon of project l 1
featured. Strive for practical
approach. Overcome tendency
toward self-deeepUon. Se: e
penons, aituaUorui as they ac-
tually exist.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 21·
Dec. ZI ): Thoughla, id<as are
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19): Penooal -"""·
your back account and earning
c. p. c It y .,.. higbllghled.
Tate Inventory. Check hudiet.
Genuine bargain· la obtain-
able. Broaden borlzolll. Plan
journey.
PISCES (Feb. It-March 211):
Keep aecrela. Telling alf you
know would be error. Clan-
destine meeting is featured.
Teach and 1eam -ahare
knowledge. You have deallngs
now with hoapital1, in-
aUtutions.
Excess Sitting Causes Pain
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Nonna and
Boompa be.re. We'd like to use your col ..
umn to get a message to our daughters.
It ls lnopired by the young JDOtb<r who
thought her parents were "rotten''
because they refused to be round-the-
clock eitters:
DEAR DAUGHTERS: We apologize for
raising you to be such spoiled ltkls. We
apologize, too, for still being Jn our 50s,
young enough to enjoy going away
weekends instead of staying in town and
taking care of your kids so YOU can tue
off. We'd like you lo know thal we didn't
shove you on OUR parents when you
were babies. Your father and I stayed
home plenty, or we took you with us .
Now it's our turn to go -and. your turn
lo stay home wilh YOUR children. Ruling
oot sickness or emergency, there is no
reason wily you girls and your husbands
shouldn't be responsible for your own
children. When they are grown, you will
want to be free and you will have earned
your freedom.
As time marches on and your children
marry and have little oneSr you can tell
them "1lat I am telling you. RAISE
YOUR OWN. WE DID. -NONNA AND
BOOMPA (ST. LOUIS)
DEAR NONNA AND BOOMPA: I loved
your letter. Thanb for writing tt.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I have read so
many letters ill yrur colunm ending with
the age-old question: "My husband runs
around. What should I do?" It's highly
---' ~ " ' ·• /
amus~ to me that )'OU, Ann Landen,
should be trying lo dispense adVice on
this subject. As a woma:a you cannot
possibly know WHY men run around.
I am 34, a successful executive and
have a loving wife to wbOm rve been
manied for 13 years. She ls beautiful,
d>annlng, a gourmet cook, a lady in the
Ii~ room and a tiger in the bedroom.
Yet, for lhe life o( me I could not name
all the women witb whcxn I've had af-faira:.
There are only two kinds of men -
those w1lo cheat, and thote who woold
like lo but are afraid of gettlnc caught.
No husband would rema!n faithful U ho
could be ·sure he -ud.not be lounCI out.
The only motivation for cheating la the
thrill of a new conque11I. So why oot tell It
like It la? Tbla urge la Al old as mm
himseU. It la ...,,,al, heallby and
harmless. -ASHEVILLE, N. C •
HEAIJONIST
DEAR ASH: Slace yoa llllb Ille polo!
that a woman cannot poulbly tpeM fer
men, I retpeetfally submit Ula( a ......
and an admJtted tomcat cauot speak for
decent, mature basbudl.
Gruted, muy ha1bands thlnt (ud
beba'9) u yoa do. But &bey are IJ'OISly
lmmatare. A mu wbo 1ay1 hit wile 11
'jwooderful" and attrlbaln 13 yean of
bed--bopplag to "the &hrll11ol coaqaelt''
pe11 hlmltlf at tlle Doa Jtu level. U be •
o:amlnn wbt H ii "cwqaerlng" be will •
1et a tood rledla1 •f •hue:lf. My man r
cu ftad a womaa wlto wlll-10 to bed with '.
tlha -U Ille Mio 1111 11aadanb low
eaou1h.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I learned
something today that !llJOllOd a door to ·
understanding and pelCe cl mind. For
ye1n1 I haled my older-.. I -llOW
it was :not her faull It wu my mother's. ,
She a!waya favored Sia. Whatever Sis ,
wanted she got. I arew up tbinklng Sis .
was mean and Mlfish. U Mother had t
been fair I would not have had thele leel·
ings. •
Now that I know, I can·)ave my altter.
Please print thia Jetter for othera who
hate !heir slbllllp. -COMES '.l1IE
DAWN
DEAR DAWN• Aod aow U you ...
lorilff 1-molher, YOI will Uve
l9levtd • lalf-1'!'·
Are drui• OK U you learn mw to ...,_
trol lbem? Con they be cl llolp?
'lbe lllllW<n .... ln Aon Landen' .....
booklet, "straiebt Dope on Dnw:1." Far
each -ordered atnd I dciliar hiD, plus 1 ,loq oelf .. ddressed, otampod
envelope (II ...U postace) lo Aon
Llllden, Box !Sii, Oiicago, ii1 IOl5I.
Her Majeoty the Queen bu
loaned her racJog colors for
dllplay and Andmr Franklin,
Brlllsh coosul-geoeraJ, b a I
arranged 'for • dl!play cl
blatorlc sporting ftllcs from
SI. Aulrew's &yal and An-
CdM
Her Important Papers Leaked
Charmaine
Cetch • 1perkl•
'""" tho moml11111un. Hold tho mog/c ot • 1uddon ,,,..,.,
KHp !/loll mcmonll 111'19.
Tllol('ll you,. tor 1 llfotfmo
.,,,, • f/WJICtld _...,,,,,.,,_
.. "--·
South Coett Pl1u
lri1tol at tit• S111 Diego Fwy,
Co1t1 M111 540·•066
Pair
Honored
The 60th wedding an-
niversary of the Freeman G.
Fishers of Corona del Mar was
celebrated at a family party
holted by Jhe William E.
Fishers.
Al!o preseot were another
... and his wile, Mr. and Mn .
Freeman V/. Fisher and the
third generation, Miss Carol
Lyn Fisb<'r. James, Barton
and John Fisher aod the Me&-
sra. and Mmes. Slepben
Fisher and Gary Fisher.
The honorees, g r e a t •
grandparents · of . two, were
married in Minneapolis. They
moved to C&llfomla in 1926
and Jo Newport Beach in lllS3.
CHEESE OF THE WEEK
By .ERMA DOMBECK
We bad an insurance claim
to make the other day and my
husband asked, "Where is the
policy?"
"It's obviously in my folder
marked, 'IMPORTANT
PAPERS.'"
"Which Is?"
"Which is lost." I said. "I
haven't seen it since we
moved."
"You mean it has been lost
since last June?"
"No, it's been lost since we
moved from the Oat to the
t8nn in 1968."
"That's incredible," be said,
0 Tbat means we can't put our
finger oD our insurance
policies, our deeds, our car
registrations, our will, or our marrlaiellcenseforthatma~ ter." ·
"111 look for It this af.
MONT. ST. BENOIT
ternoon," I said.
By that evening, I was all
smiles, "I have some godd
news and some bad news," I
said.
"Let's have the good ne~s
first," he said.
"Well, I found our car
registrations being used as
bookmarks in "The Man in the
Gray F1annel Suit," our life
.insurance policies turned up in
your shirt drawer and the
deed to the house was in the at-
tic tn a box marked, Maternity
Clothes.' The will turned up in
the suit jacket you wore the
day we made it. And I found
...-folder marked 'IMPOR-
TANT PAPERS' ln the oewlng
machine drawer." -
"Now we're getting
somewhere," he said, ex·
clledly operling the box. He
picked up a decayed blossom ..
AT
WIT'S
END
three tokens for Fantasy Clty,
a typing cerUflcate for 40
words a minu~ lo my name,
the dog's inoculaUon record,
the laundry instructions for
something Celape5e, two tags
t b a t read, "Do N 0 T the finest clothes
It's magic
with
Chuck Jones
REMOVE THESE TAGS' ' for children TV's femous menic. man and, voila, our house in-from the best ~ and .said, "What is this?" surance policy. Aren't you American le European Where? Hunfintfon
"It's a dried gardenia you pleased?" designen Cenfer Mell
got me for the military ball. He eat silenUy for 8 moment •;: s;n• When? Thun-fri.S.t
And here are 400 Top Yalu looking at the coateota of the ....... ...,..,, • .,. _, June 29fh.]Oth.Jufy I
stamps, a batch of spelling · IMPORTANT PAPERS file. ....._ •• .._._ ... .-.1u1 2.J ....... 7 pm Thurs.Fri
papera lrom a seventh grade "What's the bad news!" he Jlaitqtoo Barbaar J.2.J-4 P"' S.t.
you once taught, a dental ap-asked tiredly. (7IO 14&--CHARGE7 NO-It's Fr ..
pointment card for our son "l found oui marriage TOW9 A C.U, Hunfingfon Center
from 1962, your dog tags from license," I said quletly. Onqe 1f leac.h end Edin9er
the Army, a Korean flag, a:rir,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;(~7~1C~) ~lll~-~~~~~iiii~S~1o~D~i-~1~Fr~o~o~w~oy~ renewal card from Reader's ~ ....
Digest, someone's baby tooth
and an expired library card."
"These are Important
papers?" he asked, his eyes
widening.
"I'm not finished. There are
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Dr. Maurice Allard of UC! and blJ sister, Mrs.
Vivian Small of Orange, co-hosted • champagne
buffet In Saddleblck llobUodge ClubboUM to hon~
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Moral ~ard of Tustin
on their golden wedclln& annltenary.
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Phone: 673-6250
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TUMBLEWEEDS
'llUSeANP HUNTERS'HANPfOOK'
"YOW' l.WW\ee headed 1br the
l'OekJ,Fu.ture :Bride? .Mayl>e YDlm
~leethlqlrim.AWlll needs to feel WANTED. Let 1tiJn know
you want ltim!'
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'IM!,SON! BEA GOOD
'l!ooY FOR )t)UR MO'l1iER
Wt-llLE I'M ON OOR. GOOD
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YOU 70LD Ml: you HATED
MEDICINE
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51 "-Taka I "'""'r" 5Z City o
Wisconsin
56 Gn1ss-c~1red
plaln of Russia
60 Fruit of
Blackthorn
61 Oulstaidlng
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66 Ht ns: Utln "7 -and tnds 68 legally
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28 Acla' George
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passing oit 39 Chemkal .....
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46 los Anl,lfles
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sT. PAUL-MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -
Ray Corbin's pitching and E r l c
Soderbolm's grand slam were clouded in
the ·Minnesota Twins' clubhouse by an
announcement thlt Tony Oliva is due for more 1urgery.
"l don't have any choice." Oliva sald
grimly u he peeled off his unUorm.
probably for the last lime unUI at least
Sepltn)b<!r.
Oliva, the 1971 American League bat.
On TV T onight
Cha11ne l 5 a t 5:30
tins q,ampion, underwent surgery on his
rigbt ~ Jut September for removal of
lortl cartUage. 1be knee did not respond
durlna spring training, and he missed the
first fwo 'months of the season. He then
was activated for 10 games and hit .321
but limped badly in the outfield.
Ju the Twlm downed the California
Antels 7..fi Monday night, it was an-
noiJilced Oliva. would be deactivated and
iiCtiduled for more surgery "as soon as
ls 6ractical."
'l\e three-eame series continues this
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therseuon and his f1tat grand alam of his
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New Lightweight l{ing
Says Punch Was F air
NEW YORK (AP) -Roberto Duran,
beaming after winning the world's
lightweight boxing championship by
halting Ken Buchanan al the end of 13
rounds of a scheduled IS-rounder, seemed
unconcerned at the furor generated by
the tem~tuous ending of the fight.
•·A lot of i>oxers try to make you think
t~ey wer~ hi.t .low because they are los-.
·ing. l won it legally," Duran said, after
the ·referee ruled Buchanan was not fit tG
contin ue following an exchange after the
bell rang ending the 13th round.
The former champion pitched forward
on his face. clasping his groin area and
grimacing in pain.
•·1 hit with a good righi hand to the
stomach ," Duran, 21-years-0ld and· from
Panama, told reporters following the
fig ht. •·J always fight to win.''
Tonight In Las Vegas
Buchanan, however, the area around
his eyes slightly swollen from the fury of
Duran 's heavy-handed punches, admitted
he couldn't tell what caused the con-
troverstal ending of the bout.
Quarry Brothers Seek
T·itles Over Ali, Foster
LAS VEGAS (AP) -Muhammad Ali
wagers $500,000 against a chance at $3
mUlion arter Bob Foster risks bis light
heQvyweight title tonight in this gaming
capital of the nation.
There will be no radio or television
broadcasts of the fight card in Southern
California.
Ali, the former heav}"veight champ.
collects his half million for meeting No. 2
ra!'lked Jerry Quarry of Cypress, at 12
rounds.
Should he lose, however, he'd also un·
d®btedJy lose the chance of meeting
chfmpion J oe Ji'razler in 1 return bout
1wled to earn each more than the $2.5
mtllion they collected in 1971.
J Oiter, lhe 115-pound kiJ!i from Albu-
q'o/'!ue, makes his loth title defeMe in mEin( the younger Quarry, undefeated
M · e who bu won 36 bouts and has just
tu ed Zl.
IP the odds department, Ali is favored
Coniglia1·0 Talk
JIALTJMORE -Billy Conigliaro.
1111PMded outfielder of tbe Milwaukee
Jlrewera, says that baseball "bas started
to \ecome an tmhappy chore rather than
a Pleasant way to earn a living."
to • statement issued Monday night by tbf Brewers, in Baltimore for a t\l,.0-
1ame teries, Conigliaro hinted he may be
contemplating retirement but said he
wl'1ted "to reevaluate my personal life
in• perspective 1way from baseball.''
at 4-1 and Foster at 6-1 with not too much
wagering apparent.
Ali expects to weigh about 215 and Jer-
ry abou~ 197 for th.e heavyweight scrap
which follows the light heavy batlle.
scheduled at 6:30 p.m. PDT at the Las
Vegas Convention Center.
A crowd of about 7,000 was expected to
be on ·hand and the card also gets in-
ternational closed circuit · television,
which would earn over $1 million .
The live gate at the 7,50()..seat arl'oa
was expected to better the Nevada
record of $292,000 drawn by Sugar Ray
Robinson and Gene Fullmer in 1961.
"This is the soul brothers against the
Quarry brothers. the last of the great
white hopes, .. the 30-year~ld Ali has rre--
quently chanted.
"I don 't know what Foster will do with
his hope, but I'm going to whip my
hope," the ex-champ declared.
Foster said he'd whip his Quarry faster
than Ali wins his fight.
Ali and Quarry met in 197{) after Ali
won a Supreme Court decision in his
draft evasion case. Muhammad, although
hit hard in the second round, slashed
Quarry's eye in the third and the bout
was halted.
"I gave you a whipping," Ali declared
when the fighters v.·ere physically ex-
amined Monday and found to be it1 good
shape.
''I didn't take no whipping , you just got
lucky." Quarry replied, his Irish temper
showing. "You keep spouting your mouth
ofr. You don't win {ighls that way.''
Ali declared. "I'm not only going to
destroy Jerry Quarry, 1 'm going to
destroy JO(! Frazier. rm still !he king of
the world."
"I just felt a terrific pain between my
legs ... he said. ''They helped me to my
corner and the referee (Johnny LoBian-
co) said I couldn't come out. l told him I
could keep boxing, but he said 'You're
not coming out.'•· r
It was the first" time in his pro career
that Buchanan has been stopped. The
ioss dropped the 27·year-old·Scot's record
to 43-2.
GiJ Clancy, Buchanan's trainer
claimed the Scot was felled from a knee
that lifted up his protective cup.
.;~le's very good," Buchanan said.
"He's a good puncher, but I felt I was
coming on and could pull it out."
The official s. however, had Duran
ahead by a hefty margin and only a
knockout by I.he daunty Sc« could have
saved his crown.
Duran was in command for most or the
fight and bulled through the champion·s
guard and repeatedly hammered him
with solid rights and left hooks. A few
times, Duran lowered his hands and
growled at Buchanan.
"That's just something I d-0 . I always
do that when I'm fighting." Duran, still
attired in his boxing trunks and shoes.
told repoi;ters.
Early in the first round Duran dropped
Bu~anan briefly with a right hand.
Buchanan immediately regained his feet
and said afterwards the blow landed on
his ann. catching him off balance and
that be was surprised the referee ruled it
a knockttown.
"He's a good fighter, though,''
Buchanan said. ''J'IJ give him that."
Mauch Pe11alized
MONTREAL -The Montreal E•pos
said Monday that Manager Gene Mauch
has been suspended by the National
League !or one game for his part in the
brawl during Sunday's game between the
Expos and the Philadelphif' Phillies.
Mauch would sit out Monday night's
game in St. Louis agatn.st the Cardinals,
I.he team said. ~
Too Early to T hink
Batting Title--Mota
By GLENN WHITE
Of Ille 0.llY Pllfl Stiff
LOS ANGELES -Described u a
darned good hitter who puts it all
together, Manuel Geronimo Mota could
become the first Dodger to win the Na·
tional League batUng crown since 1963
when Tommy Davis turned tbe trick.
He raised his average to a classy .342
by getting three singles and a double in
four trips to the plate Monday night at
Dodger Stadium in a 5--0 loss to Cin·
cinnati. '
Now he trails only Houston's Cesar
Cedeno in the batting derby as the Texas
team's hotshot is collecting hits at a .349
clip.
However, Mota isn't exciting himself
over thoughts of being a batting champ.
And apparently the Associated Press
isn't either. On today 's dally report of the
NationaJ League's Top 10, Mota's name
is nowhere to be found. An jronic
omissi-0n in view of Mota 's words.
"I'm just happy to be hitting over
.300," he told the DAILY PILOT follow-
ing Monday's loss -which was wit·
nessed by 33,130 fans .
"It 's too early to talk about batting
titles. . .I'm just happy to be in the top
10," Mota adds. "This is a funny game
. . . you have to take hits when the.y
come. Sometimes they are hard to get.
"I just hope we can stay close to first
place ti! we get our hitting and pitching
together."
Mota had hall his team's hits Monday
as the Dodgers fell four games behind
Cincinnati -the farthest they've been
out of first place this season.
Manny bas had two nights this year
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when he garnered four hits in five times
up. Asked ii his current hot streak of 9
lor 13 ls any kind of personal high, he
says not.
"I was II for 14 once in a series with
Atlanta," be Says. "In the doubleheader
l had 10 hits."
He's had other solid years in the ma-
jors with five .30()..plus hitting campaigns
out of 10 years. Twice he was over .350 in
the first half or the season -1966 and
1969.
In '66 he wound up with a .332 mark
(his best-ever in the big leagues ) and in
'69 he had a .321 average.
Mota 's great hustle engineered his last
hit Monday as he barely beat oul a ball
hit to deep short. And earlier he
* 2 Dodgers Out
LOS ANGELES ( API -The Los
Angeles Dodgers placed pitcher . Bill
Singer and infielder Bill Grabarkewitz on
the disabled list Monday.
Both were injured in a game Saturday
night. Singer suffered a fracture of the
knuckle in the right inde:r: finger while
batting. Grabarkewitz suffered a small
fracture in the tip of the right little
finger while fielding a ground ball .
Singer. 3-7, is on the 21-day disabled
list. Grabarkewitz, who was batting .164.
is on the 15-day list.
The Dodgers recalled pitcher Jose
Pena from the Albuquerque farm team
in time for Monday night 's game against
Cincinnati.
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stretcbed a blow Into a double with sim-
ilar crafty baserunnlng.
He 's been platooned since joining the
t>odgers but that doeJTI't seem to bother
the Dominican Republic n a ti v e ..
"Everyone needs a rest -every hitter
gets tired," he a elm.its.
"The manager can see it when the
player isn't swinging the bat well."
Dodgers hitting coach Dixie Walker
calls. Mota a natural hitter who also
works at being a good hitter. "Who can
say why he 's good?" Walker comment$.
"He's just a damn good hitter -puts it
all together. gets the fat part of the bat
where the ball is."
The Reds got all their runs off starter
Claude Osteen.
"From the begiMing Claude was wild.
J thought he'd come out of it but he
didn·t," Dodgers skipper Walter Alston
said .
Tonight it 'll be Don Gullett against
LA's Al Downing.
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Evert' s Lifetime Dr eam
-Playing at Wimbledon
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) -"Ever
• since I was a litUe gitl,'' said Chris
Evert, "I dreamed of playing in the
.. Wimbledon championships. And now it's
come true."
The 17·yeaMld lellnis princess from
Fort Lauderdale, Fla., was scheduled for
her filst Wimbledon match today know·
ing that a crowd of 15,000 was waiting to
see her.
"I'm not worried,'* Chris said. "l was
at first, when J was just another school
girl. But I'm getting used to Uie publicity
now."
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Inks Contract
In New Loop
ST. PAUL, Minn . -The World Hockey
Association has completed the biggest
coup of its young life today by signing
rival National Hockey League superstar
Bobby Hull away from the Chicago Black
Hawks.
The WHA and WiMipeg Jets called
news conferences this morning in St.
Paul and this afternoon in Winnipeg to
sign Hull to a multiyear $2.5 million con-
tract.
"Everything is as prescribed," said Ed
Fitkin, assistant ID WHA President Gary
L. Davidson. "People wlll realize that e
are here to stay."
Davidson left his Santa Ana o!fleti lilt
Monday with a cashier's check for $1
million to present to Hull.
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Rams' Sale to Colts · Owner Denied NEW YORK -"Everybody's n
looking fOf me, II said, Bemlce eera.
whoae career 11 pni1.,.1on11 bl~
lirsl femal• umpire began and
L06 ANG&LES (AP)-A report by a
Loll Allceles sport.sca1i.r Monday even.
1111 that the Loo Angeles Rams had been
llOld .for $17 l)l!Uicn to C • rr o 11
JICllM!lbloom ot· the Blltimore Colts was
immediate!)' dented 1IJ both National
r.otblll !Aqlle ch"" ...i Ille NFL com· -· jllll -,,. a.ltimare Ban publlahed
,_II lbll -ham ltod "made a
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' sold to """' 1lreocl1 named In • •
three-way deal unless complicalioll.'I
arl!IC..
Jim He.aly or radio station Kl.AC here
said the Rams had been sold to
Rosenbloom, owner •or lhe Colts. fur ''7
million. niat reJ)orl w .. squaihed by
NFL Commil$loner Pete Ro• • 11 e .
Ro8enbloom'a son Steve, the president or
the ,Colts, and Ram President William A.
Barnes.
The Sun, In its Tuesday ediUnns, said
Rostnbloom admitted. +"I have made. 1
commitment. We wlil just have to see U
tt can be: worktd out." The Sun story 11lso iTJd!caJcd th"t John
Unitaa. whose Colt contract runs out
after the coming season, has· a 10-)'ear
personal service contract w I t h
Rosenbloom And . it was speculated that
the former AIJ·Pro quarterback would
join tho Rams J'ronl olflce U the deal
went through.
Melvin Durslag of the Los AngeltJ
Rerald Examiner had written tbal Jlob.
crt !my of Skokie, lll., and Willard
"Bud" Keland of"llaclne, W°JS., would
purcllase the club, then trade with '.Ro.
enbloom for the Colts, making RoseJ>.
bloom new owner of the Los Angeles
franchise. Durslag had allO written that 1
a 16 ml!llon dCpo.<ll h already been ••
made by the two men to buy the Rams.
Neither was available !or comment on
thal report earlier In the day.
. .''rve talked to at least 20 people."
Barner said, "and when we have
something worthy of holding a neWI con·
fereocc aboul1 I c.ao aSSUtt )'OU lbat will
be the first order of business.
"Tbere are a Joi or tax angles to be
considered, plus the 1ppro•al of the
league and the c.wrts."
Steve Rooenbloom, the Baltimore club
pr.,idcnt, admJtted bit father hid talked
with Ram otticlala ever alnce the death
last year of Ram OWM'r Dan Reeves, 1
lonatlmc rriend of 11..,.,,bloom.
I
Saturday night. "I don't want .ty
anythlng now. I'm tired." '
But Mrs. Ger• added: "I'll tall at the
n e-. s con!ertnet.." The t().YelfCctld
housewife from tht Jackoon lleiib6 3':·
tion or New York celled 'l'bt Atsocilted
Press Mondoy to announce w will bOfd
·a e<>nference Wedne1do ~t-mtaurant
near her home. '
""' SAN OIECO -The Houston Altrol
tied the club record wflh five home nais
and then used three aln(les, t"11 doubl..,
• triple and two errora to -. aev'"
runs In tht IUI lllrfe inn• and be8I
,!ht San Oieio Padres lf.7 Mond1y ni1bl.
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Fun •r>d Protrt (A. Ac1•1r1 111 Californlll' Angels first baseman Jim Spence!' en· l'll'Tlt uc• -110 y1n11. J ""'
01<1s 1. uP. ct•1mr"'. Pvr.. s1to0. gages in a skull session with wife Fran as they pre-
c111m1n11 Price S1600. Sa d ftball ell . t G\'11 ,, .. 1L.. wr19110 11• pare for tur ay's so pr uun.ary game ~ ~~ ~~ ~~!1ri ::; Anaheim Stadium. Angels players will face tbell'
Mt:kN 1eu111n tJ. w1n11 n• wives in a 7:15 prelim contest to the regular An· lt~ttte's Kid (I'. 1-l • 111 Cf'llNw• 1r..,. 11e. H1ro 1u gels-Oakland game. ~. CW>ld R. l1M.1I lU -"------"----------------TM Churt IJ. Kenll) 117
SIXTM ltACa -l50 Yll'Cb. J 'tier
oldL Ctllf.-brMI. Cl1lml111, PUl'M S2000.
c111rn1111 price S1JOO.
Wlld c.., CK. H•rtl 117
$P1Cl1I HOllC'I (Jt. Adllr) 117
Do!'ll MNf' (It. l1nQ,) 117
V1ln Tone111d1 (T. LlPi11ml 110
Tl'lllY Up Tlehl (C. Sm1tlll HS lu•eoeed 2rld (D. l(nlGhl) 111 P:Oc:kll'I ledY (J. Rlcf'llrdl) 117
MelkMI l1ndll CJ. W1rdl 117
Dtllt S.rw:h IC. Perl'lefl 117
l•r Thi Moon IH. Cl'fl!IYI 120
l•V•NTH Ill.Ca -5'19 Ylnll. 3 '1!1r old1 I. up. Allow1nc:1. P11r11 $20DD.
Wiiiow Gold IC. Pemtrl 119
F11t Efdll (J, W1t11111l ll7
Ju.nllt P-eyel Cl, Vll,lllfln) 115
Tl'trottl• ltcll IL. Wr19111! 117 RMnOlno (I.. Adllrl 111
l"rOIPWOUI Girt tT. l~I 11' Come On o.tk IA. hnlll) 111
Elltn'I Poai (0. Atlf90!!) 117
l1rthllld IC. Smlttll 117
TrulY lar (S. Tre1wnil 111
••O"TM IACa -a Yll'Cb. J Yllf ltdl .. U•. AllOWlllCI. F'Urw sxm.
Untie P• (S. Tr11wr1) 117
'9r1M Aodc91 (0 . Allllonl 122
Attro Sufi (J, OrrtWl •117
NG Jtnlrllrlt (T. LiPMl'l'll 116 T°"' Tadd CC. Pln'lll'I lit
Pirates in First
After 11-4 Verdict
Ward's Pirates moved 1n
front of the Metropolitan
IA>ague baseball flag chase
Sunday afternoon with a come-
from·behind, ll-4, victory over
the host Senik's Rustlers with
six big runs in the eighth in-
ning.
nlng after Mark King had
walked, then limited the tire
nine to a sirlh inning double
by Scott Johannes. He struck
out nine Saddleback ballers.
At Golden West College,
Gordon Blakeley propelled a
MltN ltl ... lllS W L T
IN. Ar9D tJ. W1tsonl 117 Saddleback's Mabee Tire
Company entry dropped a l--0
decision to the 0 r a n g e ~~ Panthers .{Chapman Cpllege)
1i'O With the losers limited to two
\ltnew!n (It. M1lr) 11•
NINTM UC• -,50 y1rd1. J ¥11r
flldt " up. a11mlna. l'vrw snoo.
Cl~1nlt11 "'kl S2000. Tl¥ Twrlffc: (II:. l1nksl
PllllM kr CC. Ptrnlrl • QI~ (J. K1nl1I
~--IH. CrosbYI "' I
W1rd'1 "''''" 2, I t LI FOl'ldl Dans ,> '"'\lrton Hutl11!'1 1, > O Sen k'1 Autl1.,. .... ,_,. l ' •
CVP'ftl Chlrllf'S ,' 0 Oi'a!IM 1"11\tl!IB I o
SWMY'I ....... ~lr1111 11, Rustler• 4 ............... .-... Fullerton S. Cl'JH'IH 2 :r.:"..t1~·-r;r .. '!:.rwtPHll 111 base hits by junior hur er
~~ Cl'alg Flanders.
M1rl1111 It, U Fondl 1 (1xllltlltlonl
T....-.r1 Otmt5 Biid E,,_ IT. LIClhlnll
D'flltmO Petrel IL. Wrllhtl
Colmlc: (D, AlllMln)
I'm £trlY (J, Aldlll'd0
,,1 Flanders gave up a single to ~:; Steve Carpenter in lbe first in·
LI Fond• Done vt. Slnl~'t AU1!1-
1t S.nte Anl Mlmorlll Ptl'k. ' •·'"· W•rcl'•' Plrtllil ...... or11111 P•f11'111rs
11 SA Memotlll "'rt. I 1.m. '
Alamitos Results
home nm for the Rustlers to
give the Senik nine a 4--2 lead
which it took intd the seventh
frame. Three ·nms by the
Pirates reversed the Jeader, 5
Ml!lll..,, ,.,. "' 1m c111rafut
FIRIT RACa -J:50 Yt,dt. J y11r
oldt lo UCl. (lllml119. PIH'M SllOO.
Mr. Pn. I.Ir (K111l1I 6AO 3.20 2.IO C~ Al I 1<11111111 l.211 3.110
R•ln Diii IVl\llhnl '·'° Time -.11 2/10.
'" AIM ren -Mr, Allnt ZlllM, Ill•
Gr1ndlddr. lalirnl Trllfr, Gold 1"9Cll.
MIK Dll Jtu 9er, TOl'l'ltllr Tonia,
D1Yl1 J-.
So'1tchld -NIOl'I lltn. le Pllf1 JH
and Tom'1 <MY.
12 E:nct9 I -Mr. htl Ill' a 11 -
CllNCI At, Hkl 114M
SICOJ40 RACI -3JO Ylrdl. 2 Ytlf
olds. Bl'ld.C.Uf. Clllmllll. P11tle SllOll.
Chic P1t Go (Wllsan) 35 . .rJ 10 . .0 •.IO
MIP Jtock1nlr11r tHarll ,,00 2.60
Rhythm Men (Cralfvl 2.tcl
Timi -.II 6/10.
AJIO rlrl -SlllklM Miion l•r, Pel•
llUln, Jadll S.l!n 91r, Cllblrito,
S.lllton, DortflY'I "•lllo. £Mll1'1 Cute
·~·· Sa1ld'lld -Sllonlo Mlln. Wllldl'tfl
M l11, C1ll Ml a.M tl'ld Uncle HollY.
TMIRD llACE -110 Yerds. 3 '"' 1ld1 I. llO. Cl1lml1111. P\lrM S200ll.
Don 1Ct.w !CrOllWI V.00 11.0ll '·'° Go AnlUnd IStnllfl! •.AG .4.00
Nickl Oii Mir I Knlllltl 3.2111
Tlll'll -"1 1(10,
Na Krlldlft.
l'Dt.IRTM ltACI -3.fO yltdL I ¥Mr
lldl d11m1 ... """' '''°°· Adln Amlp
CTre1SUf'll
SOMt¥ Gii (1(1\llhf) Gob!n lill'I , ..... ,
Tll'M-.II •110,
,, ... 10.IO •JO
1•.20 '·'° 11.«I
4, and the big eighth put the
AIM r1n -SIMPfA Dream. Dtotti Icing on the cake.
9•r JudY, W'rllll AIWrn, Ga Oler Go. P ul Fl min belted saneuh•'• Jet, Jim Doolll'I. J11ntiert1. a e g a
Scratdled -Nlner'I Ctlartett., C:ClllY homer in the seventh With tWO
W•tctt, Bedev111d •nd Jorws v11tf'lt1n1. mates aboard to put ••· fll'TH UCE -400 yerdt. 1 )'Hr ~
oldtc ' up. c111m1t11. Puna slOClll. Pirates in front. Fle~ alJo
Dt Judee CW1nll 24M I.• .._. had tbr "'""' and ••-· 0111 1r1..av !LIClflltnl u 2.to ee GW6'es wn:.::
Mone 0111 '"""'°"' SAO rbis for the game. Time -JD •110.
AIM ''" -Jlnvoi•t, ic1c1pu '"· In the eighth, Rich Fielder
G•rvln countr. Eest lndl•n. ZIPllY had a bases-Joaded triple to Ht,._
SIXTM IAC• -:150 Y1rdl. I .,.., spark the Si.r.·run uprising.
okh. Allowltl'IU. Pune $2900. W11T'1 "''"'"' 1111 ll:DY1l Go Go {Rlch1nbl 7.20 J.llO J.00 1b r II rltl
1 "-Tiult Gtrl tL1P111ml t.IO .... McKlnlfY, Jb I ' j '• ltutus Dun It tAllllOll) 3,00 Fltlder, 21:1 j
TI,,,. -.11 tt1t. r.r.:" eml~, rllb 1 4 J AIM r•n -Prl .. Kllltn, Art1, ,,. , ct t I I
N 'I Plink., T11rly Trlfflc, Lynn Cn, mer, d • i 00 8
Diamond D41llOlr, Slnt111111h. ~.·.,~ l o Su1tdled -Go T•rrlflc Ind Clou9tl. I 1 :i f
Turlevlodls. F.''°"' u \ $5 E•Ktl S -lttYll Gel Ge • • -I lllllbln'Y, 111 3
ICllOW Ttlll 0111, HN 1144.•. Cfl:'.\1P J 11 i a
SaVENTM IL\CI -U> y1nl1. 3 veer llnlll'I llftfllrl (41 okl' a. up. Claiming. Purse 12500. 111 r II rltl
ClllHll' (Pemlrl 1.00 • . .O 3.llO Mis c1ul
0
1Yl lb •1 ! 0• !
l.Gclll! Mick (B-1 7.IO 6.IO ~m "" I I He't. A PllmOl'ICI (Tr111111A) 1.60 l!mPSon, cl f
Time -.U flit. ~-=,:..,. rt o' ! 1 Alto ren -Rov1I T• ler. Geronll'l'lo ""11, 1 i
Mlror, A Goli'I' Miii. Sur11n•1 Ml... ='"',-,.•, .. r 11
Wlldl Ell. '.: Scritdlld -Jt.,. Clru. ~ • I 1:19MTM ltACI: -et Ytntl. 3 yeer -,l11
-.. -.... CllstlflMI AllGWance, """"
-""'"-Pvne s:iooo. "'*' c • I ICowton CU""'"'l 6.0t J.• J.00 l"mnon. 1111 j J~ ,,.,. CPwMrl I n.eo ..., ~""f1!.~-· rl f I'm Mot St.py IAdelrl a.-T_;j,r.-' 4 I '
Time -..JO S/10. DI 1 k.,. .., 1-...
AlllG Jt1111 -F'""' 1'1rtr.ll, Jlftl'IY Wtnt'li "lr1lll Olt 100 ~11 I 0
Dlwr. Nu """· Prlflf• "'"""'· senlk'I R1,11tt1n 111 110 --4 10 '
Volleyball Tiff =r.w.·'::'. -"' ""'" • --.111 , , ...
okll. AIWIW•nr:.. PIH'M Sll'OO. ~ .J' ! 0 i I (MlhudaJ -· . .J ... uo ,.2M 1'"' I Spotted • ., -'"'iw;:... lb The Orange County Ski Club w11m c,... 011c 1croe.1W1 1i.oo s.• ~· • I I I Is sponso..i..... 1 w e e k 1 y Tlo vino thrntrl '-2' ' • o I
.... Tlmo-... 1110. ~ I I vo1leybaU game TuetdQ even.. AllO "'" -vo1ere. w .. ....,..,11n. f:J5 , rt ,
In In Corona del Mar Those Mldttn CNr9ff, Min ot H-r. Ciiio ct , j gs . NI•!, Mtle Fllflll, G1ll1nt ....... 'I mO. p ti t t interested I n partlclpaUng setatctied -OlllOY Ed!o 11111 ""• o1a11 ..,. w 1--..
&bould come to the main "':;1·,.ect,, 1 _ '"""' .., 111 a Ortntt Ptnltlln • "° ~ ' I beach at I p.m. Wllcll CMk Cbk. ,... lllUI SlddlltlM:lt Gii .. ~ 2 1
Two Area
Nines Win
In Legion
Weslmlnator and Sin
Clemente were the only vlc-
l<lrlous Oronge Cout area
nines In SUnday's American
Lfglon baltboll action.
Weslllllnster took Peanon,
~. in .. American League
game . while San Clemente
blanl<ed Garden Grove in the
National loop, t.-0.
In another Amerlcon cln:ult
contest, MJss1on Viejo WU
thumped by Analleim Heffron,
11-5.
.Other National loop
hostilities found F 0 U D t I i D
Valley droppin1 •
doubleheader to La Quinta by
llH and ~ counll.
Westminster rode the five.
hit pitching of Mike TUdale
while Bob Nodland WU the
olar at the plate -collecting
four hila In u many trips.
Britt Heodricbon bad three
singles In four trips Sunday
but it wasn't enough to avert
Mission Viejo'• airlh 1oaa In 10 tries.
San Clemente tallied ill lone
nm 1n the fourth, when wi~
nlng pitcher Matt Keough got
aboard via an error, moved to
second on a ground out and
scored on Rieb Doug!us'
lingle.
J e ff HaUield'1 lhr<e-nm
homer was Fountain Valley'&
big blow in Its first game
against La Quinta while Hat.
field had I triple and scored
twioe In the oecood.
Volleyball
Olympians
SANTA MONICA -The is.
member U.S. men'• Olympic
volleyball team wu c:bosen
Satunlay.
'!be 1e!ectloa committee ...
nounced the memberl are
0oug Beal, Columbus, •o.;
Mike ~~ Malibu, Duncan
McFarland, Manhattan lleocb,
Kirt xu,our, Loi Angeles
Miles Pabll, Santa Moo!ca;
Dodge Parker, Honolulu; Dan
Pattenon, MaJlbu; Byron
Sbewman, Olula Vista, Jon
stenley, U.S. Air Force; Ran-
dy StevelllOn, P a c 1 f I c
Palisades, Budy SuwU"a, San-
ta Barbara, and BUI Wardrop,
Manhattan Betdl.
•
OAll. Y PILOT J Zi
Knowkdgeable Uni C0ach Estancia
Set w Join Bush at UCLA Takes 43
Hal --aniy uwnd the Orloc•
Cout area for a mere -·· time. But lo ~ lmowledgeable GI tloe area prep tract
aod lleld ....,., be mlide hia lllll'k.
llarknea, SI, carried bia eoochma banner
during the ll'IJ.71 achoo! )'HD U b e a d
crou country aod oplke mentor at Un!ver-
alty High in l:Mne.
However. 1!llen a brllllant _.tuntty
come1 up enabllnc a brilJJt )'OUllS coach llke Har-lo advuce b1a llllul (and prob.
ably ellhance hia peydleclt as well), It's bani
lo reluae auch an oiler.
Lo and -· the IOlclen band of ad-
PHIL
ROSS
vancement knocked at Hal'a door earlier
tbla year, and, even though be bad planned
lo lily on wllh Uni '• Trojans, Harkneu
couldn't tum down b1a beoelactor -UCLA
bead traCk·aod field coach Jim Bush,,
A polWbouae on the cinder peth! during
Bush's aeven-year reign on the Westwood
campus, the Bruins have u:mttnually Jacked
a claSI performer in one crucial area -
the dbtances.
So, former Newport Shores 1t1Ident Bush
wu In the mortet for a qualifled Individual
to aive hia cliatance prospecll closer atlen-
Uon. And Harben was bis man.
Now Brea resident Harlmw will usume
duties as UCLA'• bead cross country tutor
aod assistant tract coach come tbla ran.
Harlmeu set the frethman two mile ......i
at 9:2S wbIIe running for Bush at OCddental
College from 195Nll and bu been regarded
in ....,..t years u one of the betler pnop
distance coachea ht the Southland.
While coach!ni in 1967 at Loi Angeleo
W!Iaon, Harkness produced Art Martinez,
thlnl In the lllte meet 880 at 1:51.7, before
movhtg Oil to South Gate llJgb in the LA City
CIF..ctloo.
Alter deparUng Soulll Gate for Uni, Hark·
-beld the re1n1 u an but 1hne ot 111e
TloJIDI' 15 vanity acbool """""' wtft
mwbed.
Most lmpttll!ve, GI coune, -• the mJcl.
die distance aod dllllDce events where Jua-
kn Bob Br.atonl (IU 440 and 1:51.11811),
Don Roa (1:111 mile) and John Beaton
(IO:SU) lowertd ICbool llandanls by Ieape
aod bounds.
With -at UCLA, University Higb'1
distance --lhouldn't be hampered much u Onsta Mesa resident 1lon Cbrlsten-
aen, another hllbly reganled mentor, movu
over rmn Lynwood to Inherit the TroJBnJ. • • • •
To m..,, tloe U.S. JftP I~ ummtt
-r<eonl Ht Ill ll!'-1•1 natleul AAU
janlor track ud lldd -ot Denv.,. by
Alvbl JatklOll of f'fovklenct, JU., WU ..
_,.i.e.
'Ille burly Jaeboa walled Ille ball-•
cbaln ltl-lt for tbe lf.poluld lludanl to add
tut acbtevemut to the m.a utloul r<eonl
wlllclt be establllbecl wblle bammertn1 tbe
U-jloand .... bt ror Providence'• Oaulcal
Hlgb.
Jacboo, a 221 poaader, h -.w for Peu
Jtate oa a loolball tellolanlllp. • • • •
The Newport Beach American Legion jun.
ion baseball nine has an all.CIF selection
on Its roster.
He's Roger Rasmussen, a current Newport
resident who }lHpped thil past seuon at
Monrovia High.
M a pitcher for Monrovia's Wildcats, RaJ..
mUSSe!\ fuhloned a t-5 won-loss record and
sub-1.00 earned nm average. • • • •
Gola( into the boob II a rorm of slow
tonare ii tbe ..... t Orange Couty an-
baaeball 11me played at Aultetm.11 la
Palma Pork.
Aa upertmeM ill ae1&1•1 1aacevltJ, a.
emtnt betwtea...., ....... Mii fnm ..
-.... Nortll portlool .. tbe _, -tln'ee iaolll'I IDd U mlfttel -alKI that RI
oaly lO get Ill lutng1 taken care of. Imagine
U tlae thine would've 1tretclted Imo atn
lnlD&•· (Yawn!).
Triumph
E1tancta edied Colla Mell,
.... lalt Frldloy nllht . In a
Harbor Area bayt baltball
1ame played at Colla Meaa
Park.
Coach Ken Mlllanl'o •lo-
torlous Eaglet got all tbeJ · ·
needed ht atopplnc t h t I r
croatown rivals wtlh all lour
""" in the bottom of the f1rlt
inning.
'!be bll blows ror the Eagles
In that rrame were doublel by,
Mite DbaMI and Sieve Morl4n
while a -in( error aiao
figurtd inmtneoUy In the
winner'• favor.
Jim llacey'1 M ... nine got
1Ingle n1111 in the fourth, filth
and •Ixlh 1tanw, with Dennis
Delany'• tolo home run over
tho Iert-center field wall being •
the main b1ut In the fourth.
C.-MIN fJ,
.. t II 1'111
I i I I I ! : I I I I .: I I !
8&fltfldl (4) .. , .. ,•,"' I I 11 .. f i I ................
(Mfa Miit .. 111 ~ , ' ,.
l•l111d1 400 OOI x-4 I J
Saturday
Nitro Race
Draws 16
Albacore Start tO Hit;
Area Landings Buzz
Baseball
Clinic Set
At Laguna
A lkar field hlgbligbts the
fifth ID DU I I Nitromethane
Cbampionablpo at 0 r • n g •
County lnlernallonal Raceway
Saturday night.
Gotel Ot><• for qualifying at
IO::IO a.m. w!lh elimlnatloDI
foll~ing Jaler at 7 p.m.
TbO meet features drag rac-
ing'• three -tupercbar(· ed, luel burning cate(orla -
top luelara, funny CMS and
luelaltmcia.
Track re<onl ldder Pat
Foster of T1r11111&, driving
llalT)' Setzer'• Cb r ya le r •
powettd Qievy Vega, will be
going alter an unprecedented
fourth conaecutlve victory at
OCJR in the lwmy car
division.
Aiao vying for final berths In
the lkar IJeld are funny car
speclaliata aucb u Ray Alley.
Dave Beebe, Suah Mallublra,
Gory Burstn and Jim Dunn,
amoogotben.
MOii wortbwblle driven on
the top lueJ llate, alao COID·
petlng for II final spots, lb·
elude BUI TldweU, Gerry
Glenn, James Wamn and Don
Moody.
The fuel altered drivers,
meanwhile, wlll be IOinc after
eight final slots.
Bmeball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh
New York
Ollcago
St. Louts
Montreal
Pblladelphla
ClnclnnaU
Houaton
Docllel'I
Atlanta
Eoll lllvllloe
W L
31 22
31 25
3$!11
:IO S2
'll !5·
2219
WttlDMlloa
•• 19111
!529
San Francllco
San Dlelo
29 S3
1115
2111
Pel. GB
.11311
.1112 2
.171 I
,414 tll
.435 U\I
.361 17
.IOI -.IOO II
.517 4
.Ill t
.357 II
.SSS 1711
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit
BaJUmore
Cleveland
New York -Mllwautee
Olk!ancl =.
Kanta City
Aagell
Texu
EutDM1loe
, W L Pet.
Mlll .517
SS 'll .llO
'll n .111
21 J2 .141
25 'SI .Ill
12 S7 .m
GI
I
I
7
I
1111
West 0Dlvlaloo
.m
.lllO I
.611 1
.411 U\I
.413 U\I
.llt 1111
Coach Damll McKibban of
Laguna Beach High will dlnct
a -fold bueball clinic
whlcb lalteo place July I, I
and II cm tba 4rt1ota' dla·
mood.
Each portioa cf lhe ellllk:
Iuta '""" t :• a.m.-cm the•-............ -the IDltnlclloo st-froa of
charp 14 ell lloJa hD lllllo
~ -... blCh ICbool.
Only llml ond -.. ...
quired to "' lnalbl .. .... e1lnic bJ portlelpoall.
The lint day wtll ....
central& on bunting and hit·
Uni: the ucond -ion on
defaaolve bueboll; and Iba
IInol Alvo will Include 1Jue.
nmnlnc and nlated -nl-. Tine former 1 tan d oa I
playn an4 five Laguna vani-
ty ~ rrom the 1m tum
will balp with the ellnic.
llelplng McKibban will lie
Jack khwabl, former pltd>er
for• Col Slata (Looi Beach)
ond !he San Franclaco Gtanta' mJDor league chain; Steve
~ ei-all~F eatchar for El lllncbo mp llld ....,,,..
Anpla' larmllll!d; llld Jim ·, T-, a-Ualnnlly of
Colorado bur!or alld brother of
Olympic decatllioa I o t • midolllt BUI Toomey.
DIAN UWll
1972 motA Wiil
Bil •EISAIY
SPECIALS!!
'72 TOYOTA .U
• ::~ $1966
01 $264
$48.86 -..
MDllTM
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Doubleh~der at Simi
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JM! l"tlllc.._ I. At!Mtt I
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Westmlns!er'1 LltUe Miss
Softball team lllllettd two
dev-tinl defeats II the
bandJ or Sin11 Valley pla)'<l'I
lo ••IY &llD8 over the week· ""'· Due lo poor pitching conWI
and numerous errors, the
mll<lrt Iott their llrtt pma 1o
Simi VaUey I In 1 13-nio
ohutout.
'!be Ione brl8ht spot ol the
-1amo was Monique 0De1elte, wbo ollertd two
doubles lo !ltlp booot the
vil!Iort' Mllllll IOOrt. 'nle team loll lo Simi valley m,
JU.
Westminster wilt host Stan-toa !or Ill nm 1 a me
Saturday.
PlllllCtifllMI IHtlfl 1·t 111111 ll:fYl'llWil NI It Olk.-1.IWIM M 111'111 ........ NI AtW111 ("...,.. 1 .. 1 It 1M !'rand-(Moo
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TONIGHT'S
TV IDGHIJGHTS
Veteran Actor's
Son Makes Debut
:" '72 Mi.ss America Enwrs
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• Homestretch of Her Reign
KTLA D 6 p.m. -Angels Baseball. CaUlor-
nia Angels at Minnesota Twins.
KCET fD 6:30 p.m. -"Five Days in Moore-
field." An examination of the attitudes and acti~i
ties of residents of a small rural community in
Virginia.
KHJ O 7:30 p.m~"Stanley and Livingstone."
1939. Spencer Tracy, Richard Greene, Nancy Kelly,
Walter Brennan.
ABC O 8:30 p.m. -"A Very Missing Per·
soil." 1971. Eve Arden, Julie Newmar, James Greg-
ory. A private eye's investigation into young w~
man's dlsaepearaace leads to murder.
NBC O 9:30 p.m. -"The Blue Collar Trap:
An ABC White Paper." News documentary exam-
ines the blue collar worker, his life style, work
ethic, politics and views.
Tuesday
Evening
JUNE 27
&:GO fJ II 0 Ill m Ill Nm m~-o Anitb l1sebllf (con't from
!i:JO PM) c.111. An1cl1 at Mlnn.
Twln1.
(1) Wlfcl' Wiid Wnt
di Tiit flilltltona
m DH1t1 "°"' (lj)-1
m•r, J1rna GftfOtJ', slljt Autirey,
RI)' Danton, Dennis Rutket. A ft1m·
tioyant prlvttt ~· lmtstlptlol
Into thl dlSIPPtltlllCI of t J'OllJ\C
\llOm1n lt1ds to l!IUrdtr. m Mm lrffflll .._ Gllllb: Jill
Nabors, Rld'llnl Dawson, Lllnt Kl-
un, Dr. IA• Siik, 1nd Pat end
Slllr1ey Boollt.
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of a &host IOWft whlrt Cll'IMll'I II·
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By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD (AP)
Check the local li•tlngs and
yoo're llkely to nnd movies
starring the o!fsprlng of Henry
Fonda, Judy Garland, Kirk
Douglas, Lucllle Ball and Desi
Arnaz, Edgar Bergen,
Maureen O'Sullivan, Lloyd
Bridget end John Wayne.
Now add another name to
the list of second generation
stars: Edward Albert.
He'• the handsome, blue..
eyed son of Eddie Albert, star
of the television series ''Green
Acres" and several dozen
movies, and Margo, who ap-
pear;ed in "Winterset" and
"Lost Horizon" -she was the
beauty who aged in minutes
when she left Shangri La.
Their 21-year-old son will
become an instant star with
the release nert month of the
movi.e version of "ButterOles
Are Free." Little doubt about
it. He has the best star-mak-
ing role since Duston Holl·
man's in "The Graduate.'1
Albert plays an affluent
blind yootb who runs away
from hUi protective mother to
set up his own pad in San
Francisco. Arthur Knight's
Hollywood Reporter review
termed him ''infinitely
"MURPHY'S
WAR"
with Poter O'Toolo TMllMI" Cond (1d¥) '64-Troy h• arrim In Mirth of robbtlJ su.
Donal111t, Suztnnt Pllshette. peels. I~~~~~~~~~~
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fr) Flft Dl)'s II MMtlfl.W (R) An wort ethic. polJllcs and vffWI on I
wmfn1tlon of the attitudes ind Y111tty of 1ubJects.
tctlvl!ieJ of rHldtnb of • sm111 O llJ Nm
rurtf comrnunlly In Vitllnil. (ljJ l!ldl JHru1
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ti) Una Pleplfl "' ti Calllhlt m ........ u... hllflous proffllll.
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Spencer Quinn 1111! C1I Wilson. 10:301J Tht loldlll..,. (R) Emtst
Merit Etrle, and Johll Twomer and eorgnlni 1111Sb.
NOl'l'l)lft Anderson. Guests •rt Ed· D Or. SI-Lieb '1'ht Httllf'" ••nl Asner tnd lom.t Lllft. ors. lotkl tnd Stt1tfl find tllent·
B m hlldertSI "A Rid• In Ille HIYIS In cont lid 1Mtwtt1' tM proud
Sun" (R) Bink Robbers uSI the inces1fl1 Wt)'I of tftl' Ameritln In·
Cutwrlahb as dupes In 1 plot to dllns 1nd thl ttdlnlqun of lftOd.
stul from Ille Yitglni1 Cit)' Btnl eni mtdlclnt.
0 (})CJ) Q'J Tiii Mod Sq111d 1J Ntws Geot1t Putn1m
"Owtslde Position" (R) Bobby SfiM· {)}Al 1 ..
lllln guesh as tn ••·convict Pile Qi Stl DHp ,.....,
tritl to llelp afl!r he WIS framed fD ltfind tht U.. "Wip. Wlllo
on • n1reotlcs charae. R.qs tnd Rldln" A look It women'•
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l:OD 9 Sports Chll!•nl' 8 Ont 9ttp l.,tM .
IJ) R°"" " "' •n• 0 (I) 11) Ill Didi -'Ana1l1 m The Mothert·ln-Ltw D1Yis, In her first talk show IPPNI•
(!)Piny MtJDll IRCI slnct htt tcqultt1I, pests.
Ei)ltMtjornl'.scllnol mtt Tell the Tnrtfl
Ill Lo "" '"""' 12:00 u """' -~· ... (Ii) Esttdo1 Ctn!rll (mp) '49-Al1n Ltdd, Dont11 Rttd.
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daur) finds lltr husband slaln. McGulrt. •
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M1rprd 0'8rten Ind C.trnll O'Con· 1~ Cl) a D ([I 0 .....
nor Wr in Korean Wit drtma 1bout t:IO fJ "'* _ "PUMtt iFltt"
t Iii wllO clelect£ to lht enemy tnd , • '"'' b unt back to the U.S. to steel (wes) St-John Paynt, Dmb:
mluile s.eaets. O'KMI\.
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touching tn 1 role that coold
...Uy degenerate Into self
pity. Jnltead , he II warm,
l'unny, bellevablY self-reliant,
aDd dramatically elfll<llve."
Not bad for a young man
who never acted before.
"Well, just once,11 be ad-
mitted. "It was a picture call-ENTERTAINMENT
ed 'TIM! Fool Killer' with "--------' Anthony Perklna, and I was 11
years old. My mother helped
me get through It. I don 't
iemember much about the ex-perience at all."
Despite bll inezperience, he
more than hold.t up bll end ol
scenes with proa Gold.le Hawn ·
and Eileen Hectart. Could
this be la!!! lo heredity?
•'Environment, too," h e
said. "You see, ours ls 1 very
tight family. Whenever my
father went on location, he
took all of us along -as far
back as 'Roman Holiday' when
I was t year old~ I often went
with bim on bight club tours,
too. So I absorbed a tremen-
dous amount.
"We also stay home a great
deal and watch movies on
television. Afterwards w e
discuss what was good and
· what was bad about the pic-tures."
Edward Albert was born and
reared here, but he grew up
oulllde tile Hollywood world.
His parents sent him to public
acbools, and the Alberts never
traveled much in the movie
crowd.
Luci Award
Ceremonies
Thursday
Movieland Wax Museum,
the stars' Hall of Ferne ln
Buena Park, will hold ill Sec-
ond Annual \.Ucl awards din-
ner here Thursday, it was an-
nounced by JOsepb F •
Prevratil, museum director.
lAlcite statuettes symbolic
or product\on and acting ex-
cellence will be presented to
producer Philip D'Anlonlo for
"The French Connect.ion" and
to Jane Fonda and Gene
· Ha~krnan, respectively, for
thelt performances in "Klute"
and "The French Connection."
All were voted best of 1971
In the LUCI public poll.
The voting was conducted in
the Orange Coast area by the
DAILY PILOT and both Na·
tional Gener.ii theaters at
South Coast Plaza and Town
BY CYNTllIA LOWRY"
NEW YORK (AP) -For
mott of us, summer 1J Just
starting. NBC, however, has
Ill eyes fixed firmly upon
September -particularly the
Salurday after Labor Day.
Laurle Lea Schaefer new Jnto
New York recently to
start promoting that annual
extravaganza, the finals of the
"Miss America Pageant," in-
variably one of the most
popular programs of the year.
Laurie Lea Is tho 1!172 Miss
America and, like all previous
Miss Americas approaching
the end of their year of glory,
she is full ol plans for ber
postpageant career.
Since last Sept. 11 when, as
Miss Ohio, she was crowned,
she has traveled close to
350,000 miles.
Tbe tall, bnmelte beauty
has appeared in 42 states and
will wind up her reign with a
three-week USO tour o f
Southeast Asia.
Also like most M I 11
Americas, Laurie Lee expects
to continue her show business
career, probably in television.
She has an offer tram a return to more or Jm e1itr'1'"
O>Jumbus, Ohio, TV staUon, day life?
but she won't be pinned down "Oh, no, 0 said Laurie Lea.
on the details. She would like "I'm looking forward to jt,
to continue doing TV com· and beojdes, I've sUU got 84
merclals -as would, indeed and one-half days to go."
jusl about everybody who gets 1------'-----
in front of a camera.
Tllrough months of hopping
planes, living out of a suitcase
and eating banquet meals, the
23-year-old said sbe has kept
ber weight -unrevealed -
about the sQJDe as the day she
was cro~. She has been in-
terviewed from coast to coast
and lobs answers like a pro-
f essional. When she was asked
about her vital statistics,
revealed in her official
biography as 36-24-34, a bit o!
the real l.Aturie Lea showed
through the pe.geant veneer.
"Nobody, absolutely nobody,
knows my statistics/' she
said.
"Those are not right at all.,
After all, l1m able to wear
model-size clothes and that
ought to tell you right away
those statistics have to be
wrong."
Won't it be a comedown,
after the exciting year, to
<11be on1y friend I have
among the second-generation
performers is C a n d i c e
Bergen," Albert aaid. "She is
a remarka e person and my
best friend. on't' see each
other often. but when we do,
we pick right up gain."
Center.
Other baUots were collected Mon •• frl. 7.9 p.m.
by participating newspapersl!~~~~~~~~~==~·~·~t.~l~4-~S.~7-~t-~l~I ~P.~'"~·!'!!!~J/ circulating in cities from coast
to coast, and in the lobbies of
275 National General Theatres.
ENDS TONIGHT
"SKYJACKED"
"THE ANDERSON TAPES"
STARTS TOMORROW
Continuous from 2 p.m.
EXCLUSIVE
FILMED PARTLY AT U.C.I.
AT BOTH
THEA11ES
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To Protect
TUtsC111, Junr 27, im DAILY PILOT
700 Million Bathtu·hs Candidate
For 1-974? Consumer Huntington Uses Equivalent Water Amount
c.,.... NfWl.-
SAC!WdENTO -Th t
D e mo critic gubernatorial
free-toMU hu a new factor
for 1111, Sao Franclaco May0r
Jooeph Alioto, a poUtlclan
with, in bia own wordl, "1
cerufled record of purity."
,After two trl1l1 in
Waahiogton state, Alloto has
been cleared In both otate and
led ... 1 courta ol wrong-doing "1 a lee-Wring ll'l'all(ement
:!'h'n alt«ne:r Alioto won fl!.S
,million for publlc u t 111 t y
fllstriett and municipalities
lbere from prlce.!Wng elec-
trical ma{IU!acturers.
Alioto bu come out of
SACRAMENTO (AP) -If 1
firm tumo you down for credit
beeaU$t ol lnlormation from a
credit reporter, It would have
to tell you about It under a bill
that bu won lopsided Senate
approval.
CHdit users would also have
lo be told if credit. charge1
were be1l1( raised becauoe ol a
1'port ander tbe bill by Sen.
Milton Marks (R-5an Fnn·
Cisco),
federal court looking like a ------------------martyr -an 1,ppearance be is
1be biU went to t h e
Asaembly on 1 2W vote
despite charaes from Sen.
Clark Bndley (R-San Jose,)
that the Jegialature wu on a
11consumer binge." not anxioUJ to change -and Immediately blll!lled former .. -•••nin•!!lll"""'""' ________ g "A person has to be 1
Pbiladeiphla lawyer to do
business these days," he said
bef'ore voting qainst the bill.
l{.S. Attorney General John Mi~I. a key Republican•
l)glire, for hla troublea. He
lays he piana to sue MltcheU
apct othen for,"malicious pros--
~ ..
EAIUJER, the San Francisco
mayor had been linked, in an
article in now-<iefunct Look
Magazine, with or a: an I J t d
crime. Alk>to sued for libel. A
lirst trial ended In a hung
jury, a second trial ii pending.
' Alioto has char1ed both the
!Ugulne article and the WMfllnlton state cuea were ~...r.Jy for the .,.,._. ol
l!eel>tnl me out of I h e
governors race1n 1970," but
refuses to commit hlmsell to
the ~me race two yean
hence.
~ Just the same, at this atage
he can be considered a can.
didate -perhaps the. leading
candidate -among several
other1 equally "oot in the
race," so far.
AMONG O'l1IERS also not
yd ruoning -but COlllidered
U~ely to -1rt Alioto'1 lelJo9'
Democrats Sen. G e. o r ge
Moscone of San Franciaco,
Assembly Speaker Bob Moret-
ti of Van Nuys, and Secretary
qt state Edmund G. "Jerry'"
Brown ol Los Angeles.
Los Angeles Mayor Sam
Yorty, .wbose bid for this
year'• p a r t y pruldential
nomination never-got oil the 1r'ouncl;rs !mown to hive ""'8
ur1ed to enter the
guhml1torial race.
Fonner Assembly Speaker
Jeue ·Unruh, who eventua11y
won the nomination, loot lhe
elecilon In li70, has hil eye on
tho pooitlon Yorty holdl (VO!"
ty may try for an un-
precedented fourth term ..
mayor of the state's largest -
naUon's t.ltlnf.laraest -city).
YOl\TV TOSSED HQ beanie
In for the 11116 party noailna·
Uoo, lllGWlled .,_ no com-
P.IS!. and -a tlllrd of Ille prilolry---~ am future loler -Edmund
p, "Po\" Brown Sr. '.1'111 GU!-eome of oat yur'• Los
1.qgelea mayonill)' 'fiOnlest
could ellmlnate either Unruh
or Yorty -or both.
Al .a bate of operations, San
Francisco may not liave. the
welgfit of Los Angelt1, but It
has 1 lot of weight atlll. Alioto
{llSO bu an advantage over,
the two Iqt!laton, beca,.. be
bu not had to rtilster a volt
on Issue after Wiie. And the
younger Brown ii gaining a
reputation u a gadfly ,.. l!ith
a .sting -even among other
piembers ol hil own party.
' ; THE SAN FllANClllCO may·
.,; "" die other boad, now not onlJ loob like a winner bu'. ;,J.
ao -who bu won against tllrriflc odds: be dldn 'I fight
city.ha~ fought the federal
eov~ment . ind won. A
favorable (for him) e~ to
lhe dispute, with Ibo maguine
wUI only make him loot bel-'1tr. .
With Gov. Ronald llelgan
apparenUy firm In bla In-
tention not to seek ,.....1ec11on
on tht Reputillcan side, the
• run for the (unlnbabflO!I)
Governor'• Mansion ii wide
open.
3 Selected
By Society
Thttt 0r..,.. ~ -
communl<a-llUdlftll at.-
tencllnC CaWllole '*""" have li<el lnltlated Into 8lcrM
l)ella Cb! Proft11lonal
Joumalilllc Society.
The FuUorton chapter ii oae
of mora lhu • dllplar1 servinl ctUet ml eallep
campuses lhroulliout 1111 ...
llon, wl1h a lolll aclfft
membenblp of ... thin
U.Olll -111111 ,.., ... ...
journalllta.
New lnlUata loeluda
Charles Paul, of Cella -;
Betty Rawlq,, of '-Billi lllCI Maril Wiik, of ,_
loin Vllil11
Men · in Service
Navy Petty Officer First
Class Cliarles II. AJe..-,
~nofMra.MabelO.Samaon
of $T12~ Gtrdto Grove Blvd.,
Weetmlnlter, JJ. ailed for
the Medlterraimn aboard the
USS Luce, a guided missile
frigate bomeporttd at
Newport, R.l --.Afmy. Priv.te Steve• E.
Pntlt, .son of Mr. and Mrs.
Melton E. Pralle, !Oil Atlas
Drive, Btmtington Be a c b ,
rmtiy WU Ulignad to the
1st .Armored Div.iaion i n
Germany,
Pvt. Pratte is."""""' u a
mmllrman wHb Headqull'len
ComPll1)', Ind Battalion of the
dJvision''s $1st Infantry near
~·Im. --
Captain -W. Butcller,
IOll ol Mr. and Mrz. W, E.
BUtclior, 1115'1 Flamlnco Hood, Lacuna Beach, recenily com-
. pitted a four-week Army
Automatic lfata Processing
(ADP) System,, Analysis Of·
ficer course at the U.S. Army
Adjutant General School, Ft.
Benjamin llarriaon, Ind.
Private SUro• L. Staebl,
wOO,,e mother, Mn. Mary J.
Stuebi, liv., al mo Petenon
Way, Costa Mesa, recently
received a Jetter Of com--me-upon completion of
•"'11 -of -tnlnln& at Jhe w-.·. Army Corps
Center, Ft. McClellan, Ala.
!lie WU cited for her bilh
academic standing durinf die
cour ...
mind Which provides Ovlng,
technical and buic mUltary
training for U.S. Air Force
p!!r30l1Jlei. --Marine Pvt. Alu L .
,......., IOI! of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy E. Fcrguaon ol 1!021
Newland, Hlllllinllon Beach,
1radueted from boiic lralninl
11 Ibo Marine Corps Recruit
Depot tn San Dieao.
Airman Pder A. Brick, ton
of Mr. and Mra. Gale P. Brick
ol 2!eO% Pepita Drive, Mllsion
Viejo, has completed hil U.S.
Air Force basic training al tbe
Air Training Command'•
Lackland AFB, Tex. He has
been usigned to Sheppard
AFB, Tes:., for train.inc in the
tl'ansporialion field.
Navy P<tty Olflcer First
Cius lllcUnl M. ODii, son
of Mn. Vella C. Chullb of 114
W. ltlh SI., Costa Mesa, com-
pleted 1 apecialir.ed aviation
maintenance course at Naval
Air Maintenance T r a i n i n I
Detachment, Naval Air. Sta·
lion, Palw<enl River, Md.
Dale Alu H-,C.•, of
111541 Rhone Lane, Huntington
Beach, wu enlisted into the
Navy's "llO day delay" pro-
a:ram 1t the U.S. Navy
rea:uttlng branch llation.
e Dtih•• Dating
SACRAMENTO IAP)
Dairy products in Cali!omi1
supermarkets would carry an
ew-to-read date telling when
they lbould be removed from
the shell to . Insure lresbness
under a bill approved by the
stata Senate.
The bill by Sen. Anthony
Beilenoon (D-Beyerly Hills)
would require plalnly-written
dates .. containers ol milk,
cream, buttermilk, s o u r
cream and cotla&e cheac.
It WU approvad •t and
sent to the Assembly.
"Pull dates" for dairy prod-
ucts are already printed on
packages -but frequently in
a code Btilenson says the
retailer himself 1C1metimes
can't ·read.
e C .. rter Trips
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Charter Olght operaton would
have to register with the state
under a bill headed for tbe
Senate.
'!'be bill, Introduced by
Assemhlrman John Feran (D-san Fnnclaco) won !H ap-
proval of the Assembly.
Present Jaw requirel such
travel prunoten to poat a
bond or have a certain amount
of cub on band "to' protect
tbt travelen," Feran sakL He
ealbnated lbe1' are 700 to IOO
travel pnmoters ·in California,
e Safer Clet•e•
Alrmln -C. t:os, ,.. o1 Mr. ml MrL IL M. Cox of
17'117 -. Fo Clr<Je, Foun-
tain Valley, has daploy!Jd to
Tbafiand with the U .S: Air
Force'• 4lth Tactical Fighter Private. Earl It Mm.all w· mg. Jr.,, SOii of Mn. Mary J. Rel· Airman Cn u an aimaft
terath, 1117% Saybrook, HI.DI!· maintenaooe apeeiaflll with
lll(ton Beach, wu ~ the ..;-, which movad from
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
G.._ color .Udes o1
burned children 1rt apparently
tMre per11t11ivt: than
arJU!Dellla of the California
Manufacturers AJICJClatlon
and CaUlornia Chamber "' Oriumeree.
a certil. • lcate ol achievement ·-Holloman AFB, N.M., to
upon hil recent oomplelioll of Tafildl llO)'af 1bai Atr Foree
the Be1ic Army Bue
Admlnillration courae al the • !& wife Eii2abetb, ii the
U.S. Army lDfantry Training dlughl<r ~! Nr. and Mn.
Center, Fl. Ord. Frank Volprlno of All Sowell
Pvt. ~th received the Ave., Westmlnater.
'l'llol'1 the way it appeared
wben lhe Sonate Health and
Welf1rt Committes gave U
approval to a bill to utend
federal rueproo11ng standards
to au clothing 1or 1ma11 certllicate fClr hil oulalandinl
appearance and I • n e r a I
knowledge ol mlllta_rl\Clllloms
and courteajes d"F" Iii
lrail1ing perkld.
Airman Wllllam w .. wu ...
Jr,, IOD of Mr. and Mrs.
W!Ulam W. WUcos of 2301
Private Road, Newport Beach,
hu gi'aduated from I h e
technlcaf training course al
Sheppltd AFB, Ttt., for U.S.
Air 1"orce radiology
speclafilta.
-W'~cox. who learned
to epenilf radlolrapblc «1uiP.
meal uoad to !luoroscoplc ...
-. ii being aatgned
to an Air r .... IUPPOrl unit In
'lllrlty.
Serieanl Tlaol~y G.
Newlll, IOll et·Mr. and Mrs.
-G. Newell, 5112
-Dr., Huntington Be9cb. recently wu
graduated. from . the eighth
U.S. Army's WlfhUlman Non-
e omm 111 lo n ed· ·Officer
A<:ldemy In !Corea.
The Serleanl bas oerved In
Vlolnam.
Do•• A. Dovey, ... of
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dovey of
Q Via Jtllaca, N e w p o r I
Belcb, bu -,_ru.ed .. ID oallllMinl U.S: Air Force
Raa a •• Offlcen TraJnlnc
ClorJI (AFR01'C) -al the Uni-, of Soulbern
Cafllonlo
"" ...... tbe Rasorve Of. "'*° A-tloD JWaf for
ICldllfDk: ~.
-l'1tll. Clue -lftlllla, .. ol Mr .... Mn.
Bifl1 J, Whittle, U 111
~lllo Drift( w-.
bu ....... led al -AFB, Mlo9 , from I b t _ ... .,~--U.S. Air Fore• .,....
_...,_ eqalpmaa1
"'C'--WU taUflil ----:.=i:. .. ~~
~dredtoAJl!I, Mia, .... ...., wllll a ... .,,,. Air 'I'rlbdng Com-
Navy Pelty Officer Second children.
Clall 811 ... • D. Ne1111, b~ ,The federal standards now
band of the 111rmor Mils apPly only to sleepwear. '!'be
Beverly J. AiNnce ol 3113 bill, Introduced by Sen. Milton
Taft Way, ea.ta Mela, was Marki (R..s&n Francilco)
a!arded the Combat Action. -Ud .make them apply to au
Ribbon for aervice· on board -children'• clothing up to size 8.
the destroyer, escori. USS Tbe lildel were displayed by
Badger whlle bis sblp WU JI"" Dr. Vincent R. Penni!il o1 St.
vidlng • gunfi" support for Fnmds Memorial Hoapllaf in
Republic of Vietnam fClrces. San Franclaco.
Marine Pvt. Gary L · • D-.. e S11it nu-, butband of the
former Miu Vlctle J. Erick·
100 of SOfl7Z -1-, ffm>. tqton Beach, bu ._-fed
for duty at Marino Corps Alr
Slatlon, Yuma, Ariz.
REDWOOD CITY (AP) -A
fl{ million damage suit hu
been flied a1ainat f o u r
· buslnmes bY a Sacramento
woman who claims abe 1ot a
skin infection from vennin-in-
Navy Satn1n Jae' J.,, ~.on, tested.straw med for pecking.
IOI! ol Mr. and Mrs. James C. Rooemary Allred filed the
Hoilltm of -Ca I I • suit here, charging !bat straw
Maia,Ceplllrano -· wu used to pack her household awarded tlle Combol Action goods for shipmen~ back to
Ribbon for service cm boanf this COUJllry from W e 1 I
the ~ .-· USS, Pakistan c1Ultd ber problems.
Badger while hil ship was pro-'lbatr action named u ~
vldl"f .. gunfire IUJlllOl'I for fendanta the San Franclaco ar·,
Rapul>llc ol Vietnam .forces. ea !Inns of Beklna Wide World
Van Servlcea Inc., Guy F.
Navy Lieutenant l'rM H. Aaa-Corp,. C o I u m b I a ~ husband ol the -Co. and contracton ior-Miss J a c qua If n e bulldlll( the Mangla Dam In
Costello ol IAI Castle Drive, West P~. Mrs. AUred
Huntington lleach, -I hil said her late hutbond had
two weelll ol lcltft duty bom -on the dam u a
-Ille helicopter cartjer Plihting loreman.
USS Iwo Jlma. ---'-------
Navy Seamon Recruit
-M. cam..., -of Mr. 111C1 Mrs. T. J. Ccllllfr ol ll'lll
Seulde Line ,~ -. ... ---trafnln( at 1111 Nnaf Trainlllfl
Center at San Dlqo.
Navy Seaman Recnall ftall. ...... c. ..,_, -of Mr. and Mn. Carl E. Dura-of
-N!Chlhtlafo Avt., ,_ ~ Valley;·~ -
-!raining ol Ille Nnol 1'nllillilc c.ater at SID Diop.
Marina Lance CorponJ ,......
'1 D. °"· hut-"' the -MlaMymol. -of all SanU Ana Avt., Colla -. bu ._.r ,. duly al
llortm ~ Boto, Camp ..........
By TERRY COVILLE department , 7.2 blUlon gallons.
o. 11e e>ettr MW SW!' F« the privilece or wa'tering their
RW'ltington· Beach residents have con· lawns, washing their dishes, scrubbing
sumed enough water iD the pa.st year 1.o their backs and wettJne their parched d throats. the beat 'city residents wUl have create a 40..acre lake, 414 f~ eep. paid $2.I mllllon In 1 yea r's time.
That lran$lales to something over 700 ,.
mimoo full bathtubs. TUAT COVERS 11 MONTHS from July
Or, in ltn111 used by the city water I, 1971, to the last day ol this montb .
But dty officials are afraid that while
the water may still be flowing . the £inan-
cia1 well is running a tittle dry.
Heavy expenses and an increast in
Metropolitan Water District rates are
going to force an locn!ase next year in
the city's water rates, says City
Administrator David Rowlands .
Details have not been worked out. bul
Finance Directw Ben Arguello says 1he
increase may be 50 cents to $1 on the
rninimwn bill.
Residents pay $4.50 every two 1nonths
for the minimum usage of water. 2,000
cubic feet. During the summer the
tpyical homeowner uses close r lo 4,000
cubic feet and pays aboul $10 to $15 each
two months.
THE MORE WATER USED. the
cheaper the city"s rate . The rate-is 24
· · ~ cents ror each 100 cubic feet of water
above 2,000 minimum charged .
It's two cents cheaper per 100-Cubic-
feet after the first 4,000 cubic feet , and
keeps dropping to a lo\v of 18 cents per
100 cubic feet.
Despite the decreasing rate . a big
water user is soaked for a pretty heavy
water bill.
Arguello said a company such ;is
McDonnell-Douglas Astrona utics. one of
the biggest water consumers in Hunt-
ington Beach, might pay $4 ,000 to $6,000
a year for water.
'The rate increase for big consumers
will amount to about s percent of their
., /current bill, Arguello says, though the ex·
act increase has not been settled .
THERE ARE TWO ESSENTIAL
reasons the city needs more money to
pay for its water departmenl operation :
Very Liberatetl
capital e.1penditures and an tncreue in
nut year's fees by the Meiropolitan
Water Dlstrfet.
Huntington Beacb recently completed a
$'100,000 reservoir with a capability or
storing 21.600,000 gal~s of water. lt has
lo be paid for. explains Ed s1an1. Ille
water superintendent.
The new reservoir. near Garfield
Avenue and Main St.reel, is the d1y'1
fourth . and brings it& total 1tonce
capacity to 40 million gallons.
Stang said the city also recently flnish-
ed installing a lot o( new pipeline.
Those capital projecl11 used up most of
the reserve funds in the w a t e r
departmeflt'• 12.s million budflet. stone
said the city also plans to buJld another
reservoir in the next three years , as well
as laying more pipe.
BUT EVEN WITHOUT the capital proj-
ects, the city would face a tighter
squee ze next year, thanks to the MWO
rate increase.
The city currently pays $53 an acre-foot
fo r M\VD water brought from tht
Colorado River, but on July 1 that rate
will jump to '57 an acre foot.
Huntington Beach receives 40 percent
of its water from MWD sources, transfer4
red through the Orange C.ounty Water
District.
The city also has nine or its own water
wells which pump 80 percent of the water
used. Stang said wtll water cost.! only
about $34 to $40 an acre-foot.
WHILE IT MIGHT SEEM a cheaper
n1ethod to use well water. if the city uses
n1ore than 60 percent well water, it pays
a penalty to the Orange County Water
District which balances out the price.
Last year lhe city paid $&$,009 In
penalties. That's becauee oomo ot Ibo
underground Wiler pumped out, WU pul
tbere by the OCWD.
So, wltb tbe city 's population l!Oll'in(,
MWD rates jumping and more reaervolr1
needed . a rate increase can 't be avoJded,
say city officials .
Women of Old West
RardlJI Noticed
Miss Nora Ratcliffe draws al·
tention of some passersby in
downtown Denver as she dem-
onstrates mountain climbing
. technique of rappelling off
side nf department store. But
most shoppers gave little no-
tice.
Badham Proposal
On Plant Time
Buried for Year
From Wire · Services
SACRAMENTO - A measure by
Assemblyman Robert E. Badham (R-
Newport Beach), designed to reduce the_
time required for planning and building
power plants. has been set back just like
a 'clock.
Assembly BUI 1323, which woujd have
created a State Power Plant Siting Board
to streamline legislative procedures in-
volved 1n approving new facilities was
sent to interim study.
By filing It away in this manner, the
legislature Is excused from considering
Badbam'1 biD again during the current
session.
"This JUI\ pots oft tor another year any
possibility o( reducing the time and
nuinber of agencies a utility must receive,
approval from before initiating COii'"'
st ruction of a new facility,'' Badham
remarked.
Ht' 11ld under current procedures, It
lakes 10 years to begin a nuclear power
plant operation from the initiation of
plana, compared to eight yean for a
fosaii fueH111rnlng facility.
Topless Bait
Girl 011 Line
NEWPORT, Ore. (AP ) -Dale
l'homu bas hired a topless bait air! for 1lis charter fillllng boat,
and wbon the 21-klol bo.a geu out
beyond the three-mile International
boundary coclttaOs wiD be served
bY a waitress, fully clotlted.
Tbomu ran a newspaper ad as a Joke lut "'1llllltt" antng for ap.
pllcanla lor tho top1-bail g~I job.
He hired a lt-year-old girl, but 1ba
back«! out at the lut minute.
Thomas decided there w a 1
enough lnl<mt lo 1tve the lclca
another try thli year and hired
Mindy, who lo ia her IOI, to barelY
hand oul tho ball .. hil boa~ the
Clrolint.
Were Free in Spirit
By ROBERT E. FORD
DALLAS (AP ) -II there ever was a
time and place for a woman's personalJty
to burst in to full bloom, it was in the Old
West.
And bloom some women did. often to
the aggravation or men, particularly
sheriffs.
The truly free spirits were the young
women who headed West to find ad-
venture, a husband and wealth-all three
in one package if possible.
A shcrt list of the more noted of these
women would inclllde F1ora Quick, Ann
Bassett Willis, BeUe Starr, Dona 1\iles,
Calamity Jane, Poker Alice Tubbs, Lola
Montez, Maj. Pauline Cushman, and, in a
somewhat different subculture, MoUy
Brown.
mESE WOMEN -YOU HESITATE
lo call all ol them ladies -are discussed
in a new book, "Wily Women or the
West ,'.' by Grace E. Ray of Oklahoma:.
Perhaps the best known of the
badwomen of the West was Myra Belle
Shirley who went down in the history
books as Belle Starr.
Some of her more noted associates were
the Younger Brothers gang and the Jesse
James crowd.
Belle wa~ accused of many crimes, in-
cluding murder. but the only thing tbal
can be authenticated even hazily is horse
stealing. She wu assassinated as she
rode toward home -killed by a blast of
buckshot in the back.
FRIENDS BURIED HER with her
pearl handled pillol in one hand. Her
Ont•e..,I
Cuban Premier Fidel Castro
drives !or bosket durtnr b.u-
ketball game al Krakow, p.,.
land during tour or Commu·
nlst lands. He IJ being feled in Moscow thi• week.
•
lbree husbands ol record died by ...,rn,
too, at different times.
Poker Alice Tubbo, like many olhtr
wild cbarocters In the West, caw ~
the British llles and tumed .,..,.....,.!
gambler in Indian Territory IOd the
mining res:lons. •
Some or her contemporaries were KJtt1
the Schemer, Airship Annie, China Mil')',
Haltershanb E~a. Faro Nell, Prairie
Rose and Iowa BUii. Only Poker Allee
WaJ successful in gambling. 'Ibe others
were loo emotlonal for that profession,
Poker Alice once remarked.
Prairie Rose is noted for a famous
stroll . She made a bet that me woukl
walk down the main street of a Kansas
town-naked.
NO ONE GA VE HER any I rouble. Far
she carried 1 pistol ln each hand on her
walk.
Maj. Pauline Cushman was a Union spy
captured by the Confederates, wllo
vacillated between hanging her .and fol.
tin1 her go.
When I.he war was over , she heeded
West as 1 lecturer and sometimes ac·
tress, then became an innkeeper, llloon
owner and livery stable operator.
Her chief claim to fame in the Wat
was that she Improved on the tedm.ique
or horsewhipping with which -· we.men vented their anger. She htld a
pistol on lier victim in her !ell bond
while beltlni him with a ~ tn bet right.
OUTSIDE THE RANCHING' culturo
wa s a red haired gir1 named Magje
Tobin. She went West as a baah aiqer
and married Leadville Johnny !Imm,
who became a multknilllonaire wben he
discovered gold.
They moved to Denver and built a
mansion amid the homes ot Whet wu
called the "Sacred Thirty.Sis" of Deo,..
.,ciety and wealth.
She was no!t •"'IP!ed for; a llUlllller ol rea~s. one being that ft wu
uneducaled and unmannered.
Maggie set out to r<ctlfy that, Siio
1ludied hard and ...., wu • member ot
Pari~ society.
THE ROUGH EDES WOllN olf, 11bt
aeWed In Newport, ·WOI lilted In lllo
Social lndes and 1110dlled wilb ..
A&tors. Wbilney and v~ ,..,.,
parliculariy loved the way • could loll
a-story. •
Yet, she would ban been a ~
today had 11>e not boon .-.i lh
Titanic When tt hit an ~I en April II,
1111
The -~trl had been brafnw-
about the boil'• unslnftablllty and -
women and cillldren refuaad to 111 lillo
!Keboab.
MAGGIE-YOUNG, STRONG and
sometimes domfMulhg -Went allout
1he ·lleck, shovlnc women •nil kldi ltilo
Uleboats, .......,,1ng at tt..; and
generally made herself a heroine.
When the rescue liner. tbe C.rpatllia,
landed In New York, Maule, who had a
ius\y way with words, told a reportor
alrlly, "I'm unslnkable.1•
So now you know who ahe has -· tn lepnd, fact, -and thoator. Sbe WU ''The. Un inUblt Moa,
Brown.'' ,
•
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* *
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Genorol General look THE WATER from your patio and en-
IRVINE TERRACE CHARMER
Bright, theerful patio off large fam . _rm .,
3 BR., 2 ba., formal din. Loads of bwl t·m
storage. Choice toe., near beach. $59, 750.
M' C. Bui~
Joy ................................. $85,000.
General
/lr,utt#-Slldfi
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REALTORS
644-7270
2121 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. •
General
General General General General Genera\
EXECUTIVE ·
SPECIAL
A Ul'IWl()Ut ti()M t
for this superb 3 bedroom
home nestled among trees
and shrubs. Sparkling qual-
Hy fo1· fine eotei1ainin&.
Lush deep pile carpeting
"'ith custon1 matching
drapet, all electric kitchen
\l'ith all th.'.! trimmings, fan-
tastic fireplace. What a show
place for $39,500! Seller
is prepared for GI and FHA
tern1s, now's the time, Call
WANT TO LIVE ••••.
••• 11on easy street?" Condo living offers the
closes t approach to it -whether you want to
travel, or just take it easy. Also, you have all
the investment advantages of owning your
own property. * HERE ARE 3 EXCELLENT VALUES * * THE BLUFFS - A must see -for the
economy minded . 4 Bdrms., 2 ba., $39,950.
HURRY NOW, transferred executive has just
reduced price $2000 and \\'ants actio n! 3 Bed-
rooms, cozy den and a single story floor plan
comprise what many are lookin _g for! Bay
vi ew, formal dinin g and spaciousness. Open
today at 2012 Santiago, Newport Beach. Drop
by! Now at $87,500.
0 WA Ll<I HI'. I 11
PHON E UNIQU E HOM ES, NEW,OIT IU.CH 645°6500
REALTOR, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE.
Realtors 569491
Open Eves.
LAST OF THE * JUST LISTED - Choice 4 bdrm., 3 ba.,
with 2200 sq. ft . of living space. $48,500. * SPECTACU LAR VIEW -of the entire
Newport Harbor. 2 BR.: 2 ba. Your own gar·
age space plus ample parking for guests. Pier
& slip avail. $84,900.
General
OCEAN VIEW
FROM ALL
ANGLES
ConvenJent parking~asy to be
a "DROP-IN'' at Bay & Beach Realty
. &JS-3000 Tired of looking at neighbor's walls! Cast your eyes on the
aparkling blue Pacific f"Om
BAY & B[ACl-I H EA LTY '
ll"l~C. 1 .. 1 "••I • •ot • I-'' "'
any window ot this custom
Temple Hills Mansion.
Watch the sun set behind
Catalina Island. Buy a tele-
scope, Words can't describe
IJl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"' j the beauty, this 3 bedroom
Ge'-1fr•I General has it all. Formal dining ;;;;;;;;;;;;====--=====,;;;;:=;1 room, lwih ca.rpet!'I and matching drapes. We will
Genera l
WANTED!!
TENDER LOVING
CARE
from a lamily who desires to
live in a good neighborhood,
excellent s c h o o l s , con-
venient lo markets and
freeway, cul-de-sac close lo
CHEAPIES
3 Bedroom 2 bath. builtln,,
double garage with ttorage
and patio. Condo, asking
$20,950. Vacant-move 1n
quick.
Call 541).ll51 (Open Evea).
-$: HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
Mesa Verde Country club-3 !!!!!!!!...,~~"!!!!!!!!!!!!!•I
Bedrooms + family room. 2 * 4-PLEX +
baths. covered patio. Priced Xlnt cond, LQ:e. rooriiS. F.A.
at only $30.999. Ca l J ht>al, bltns, dishwahr, Low
~2313. do\vn paymen! !
\-0 THE REAL
\). ES'.f'ATERS olJnJa !J/Jl trad~ anything you have for
this $60,(XX) castle. You will
3 Hon1es on a lot. Bring
paint brush It save.
FORTIN, Realtors 642·5000
agree. Call for appointment. ..Oiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiii~iiiiiiii; THE PICK * Fixer Upper 3 BR.* PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
3 Linda Isle Drive
Bea utiful new 5 BR., 4\.> Ba. home. Water-
fron t living rm . & formal dining. Handsome
oak paneled fam. rm., frplc .. wet bar. Large
master suite has Irplc. & cozy lounge area.
View of Bay & the mountains ....... $179,500.
For Complete Information
On All Homes & Lots, Please Call:
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
675-6161
INCOME
WHILE VAWE
Cute Cottage·
$19,000!
O wAt1<1H & ut
-Realtors . 545-9491
Open Eves.
IOln\I I Ol \O\
• ~ -• c ' ,
[ncreases • Flash • This Eastside location on nice . . rustic .C Bedroom 3 Bath
home with w/1v carpels 1+
drapes is a must see, Used
brick fireplace • spacious
living room • electric bltin
kitchen -separate patio -
plus a l Br unit on rear -
street 1 1,,. BR + Den. -,M=I o"'o"'A.,.Y"°'l"D"L"t"'N"G;-
Xlnt condition ,.,, I n e w will be more fun in this Lov·
carpets & ~pes. Has large e\y Secluded Patio. This
covered lanai room & many Home is the Essence of
bearing fruit , tret:s·, Won't Newport Heights. Nearly
last Jone at this price. Niw W/W Carpets, Roof
OF BAYCREST Corner 101. Xlnt ·noor plan.
YOUR CHOICE OF THREE Bring your paint brush &
SPACIOUS BEAUTIES: save $. Good loc., close lo
l. . 4 Bedrm. fam rm anCI all schools. Hurry!
din area.'Prime location -BALBOA BAY PROP. * 642·7491 * $64.600.
2. -4 Bedrm & din mt, gour· Ba lboti Island
met kitch, breakfast mi. .....;X_L;..N_'_T_L_OC_A_T-ION--1
Quiet comer • $81,500.
3 .. 4 Bedrm, family rm and Classic Island home. 2 Br '+
dining nn. Large Jot • quiet bunk house. Distinctive ex-
m 000 ter. Many uniqUe features. area . ...,:;i, . p " PETE BARRET Quality ron~rudi<>n. auo. Sundk, lrg 2 car gar, Isl -REALTY-Public offering of this home.
642•5200 By Owner • 112.500. 673-8241.
NO DOWN G.I.
Corona del Mar
LUSK FIVE
BEDROOMS
TERRIFIC LAGUNA OCEANFRONT
Lovely, newer Rockledge home. 5 BR., 5
ba., fam. rm., pool, den, din. rm. 4 Car
gar. Cust. const. plus a sensational ocean/
island view, $195,000. George Grope.
,;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;; I ";;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;I $55.5.00 monthlf income with
LIDO ISLE -EASJSIDE •per>dable.only$65,500,Call
and' Siding. 2 Bedrooms.
Dining Room and Large
Kitchen with Double Ovens,
Service Porch. Double Car
g,arp and clean· adult-occu·
pied 4 bedroom 1% bath
home. Close lo schools and
shopping. Cheery rtreplaCf!,
covered patio, sprinklers.
Bright all electric kilchen
including dishwasher. Own·
ers are packed for Leisure
World and wan! action.
$31,000 hu;y!'I security, com·
fort and privacy.
C. F. Colesworthy
& Co. Realtors
This beautiful brand new
home needs a master! He
wi ll enjoy the breathtaking
view from every. room, the
formal dinit11 room, areal
living room arrangem~I.
and the lovely pool sized
yard ••. P.S. He will enjo;y
tbe good price, too! Call
• 675-7225.
JUST LISTED
A great lind. 4 Bdrm. view home in Har-
bor View Hills. So clean & nice. it won't
lasl at $65,000. Call me now ! J im Muller
DOVER SHORES
5 btlrms., family rm., wet bar, pool. $125,-
000. 3 Bdrm., enormous family rm.1 excel-
lent view $93,000. Eileen Hudson .
EMERALD BAY -HEAR THE SUR F
From anywhere in this 3 BR., 3 ba., C.D.
home in gated, priv. community. Luxury
appt's. Low maint. $110,000. Bob Yorke .
HARBOR VIEW HOME
Just i><ted. Montego mdl., larges t single
sty. 4 BR .. on corner. Brick frplc. in liv.
rm., formal din ., plus hill view. $49,950.
Howard Wells
DESIGNED FOR CHILDR EN
Efficient & charming 5 Bdrm. home. Up-
stairs family rm., dining rm . For the fa.
rnily that warlts an investment in happi-
ness . Balboa Penin. Bill Bents
OCEAN VIEW -$86,500
Charm galore in old Corona, on 93' lot-
3 BR, 2 ba ., office ; farm style kitch. I·
House off Ocean Blvd. lrnmac. cond., move
right in. Triona Bergin
SEEN EVERYTH ING?
NOW -see this impressive 3 lg. BR.,
huge. beautiful !am. rm., choice town-
hou se in care..free Univ. Park. $551()()().
'1Chuck''' Lewis
EXCITING LUXURY
Big Canyon beauty. Privacy -grace for
a most discriminating tas te. 3 Frplcs., wet
bar, sep. D.R . fam . room . Call for app't.
& details. Paul Quic~
VACAN T LOT -LI DO ISL E
Build the house of your dreams on this
choice 401 corner lot, across from beach
club, tennis & priv. beaches. $53,000. Char-
lene Wbyte
lltiS IS IT I
Truly the spot. Large & gracious, on quiet
N.B. •treet. Big upstairs suite, den & wet
'bar. Encl. yard with trees. Csll Bill Com-
stock • _.....
ColdMl,Blnker
~·
SSO NIWl'O RT CENTER Dlt., N.I .
Cozy single story home 673-8550.
in choice Lido location
1vith 3 bedrooms $24 500 including master suite t •
with 2 baths
living room has
\vhlte brick fireplare
lots of bookshelves
1-Q\THEREAL
\'.'\f. ESTATERS . ' '
-=~~~::':;==;-· I Garage, Alley Access, Boat
S to rage. $35,000. Call
~I Evenings 644.7'003,
COLWELL
PROPERTI ES, IN C.
RE ALTORS & opens onto
private brick patio
form al dining room
vacant .\..ready for
AND AS.SUME VA LOAN -
Bedroom home on cul-<1e-sac SUPER SIZE BEDROOMS Nit-e 3 bedroom Ea3tside
street w/separale garage &: in this immaculate 4 home with brick fireplace,
alley entrance. Vacant and bedroom, 2 bath, 2 story HUGE )'a rd . ctll~e-sac
ready to . see anytime, 95% home. Formal dining room, location. Detached double
loan available, bright patio kitchen and garage with alley entrance.
good carpets & drapes. Priced only $26,000. Cali 1-,0,,---Sa=----Se~l=ll
Newport Beaut. landscaping. The now ror further details, wner ys •
ot bfost part is the price, onJ;y 546-5880 (Open eves.) Republic home ju.st j two immediate occupancy
163.500 $33,500. SEYMOUR will years young! Lar&e iVl.ng
Fairview take your present home in room with cathedral beam-
tr d th! he Call ed ceilings. Formal dining 646-lll T a e on s auty. • now for a p p 0 i n t m e n t . room and breakfast nook in
(inytime) SEYMOUR R E A LT. y A good want ad is a. iood m.. kitchen. Separate family
847 ·-.~ t room with brick fireplace. ~~~~~"!"~~ :---u_"·.------_.~--.'~n_. ______ I Asking S 4 2, 15 0 . Call
REALTORS VACANT .4 BR General General 54&-23l~
SINCE 1944 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION -6 73•4400 Fantaalic comer location
with plenty of room for boat ""'s~T~o~p"' ... R .... EA ... D ........ 1 " traile<. O"ly 5 yrs old,
and a ll the modem eonven-
AND SEE! ;'""' included. P 0 0 L TABLE size family room
Thia well located 3 bedroom. plus den. Freshly painted.
2 bath home with a TWO· xlnt condition. S35,9"..i0,
\YA Y brick fittplace. soft Call_ 545-8424 <Open eves.)
waler system and man;y
other features. You'll love
the huge fenced backyard
\vith an automatic sprinkler
system, large PATIO, and
beaut if u I landscaping. 1 ---~'-'----
Prieed to Sell at $39,CCXI.
\outh {-oast -
MACNAB
IRVINE
FINER HOMES
VACATION YEAR ROUND
O THF: REAL
'"'\.. E:STl\T ERS
* 8 HOUSES on lot *
Eastaide C.M. Pampered 2
BR. $135,000, Owner movlnj:,
will finance.
CHUCK CAROTHERS
RitiA~~1~~E
1831 Westcl!U, NB 846-5'52
A IUOd want ad ls a good in.
vestmenl
Eastblutf OUice 64().0020
Bayshore Office 675-4930
INCOME DUPLEX
C.orona del Mar -So. of High-
way in line location -Deluxe
2 Bedroom lower unit -with
2 baths • carpets + drapes
• all electric bit.in kitchen ·
f''rench shutters • l car gar·
age • plus i Bedroom unit
In rear • both leased, Asking
$63,500 -call 673-8550.
1-0/ THE REAL
'{)l f::S'.J'ATER? ' . . . .
2 TRl-PLEXES
B•lboa Peninsula
Xlnt winter/summer rentals.
Each unit has 3-2 &. 1-BR's.
Sep. patio or sundeck w/ea.
unit. Ea.o;y to see,.call today!
Call: 673-3663 642-6963 Eves.
associated
BROK ERS-REAL TORS
!OZ~ W Balboa 673-366)
The fastest draw in the West.
••. a Daily Pilot Cla.ssilied
Ad. 64Z-5618.
COLWELL
PRO PE RTIES. IN C
REALTORS
NEW LISTING
Cu11tom bit. duplex, So. of
I-fwy. on extra·wide lot, 3
BR. & 2 ba., &: a deluxe 2
BR. Storage cellar; priv.
patio. 2 Laundry areas. Ex-
tra bath in lge, 3 Car gar·
age. l·Blk. to the foot bridge.
Good financing.
MORGAN REAL TY
673-6642 675-6459
CAMEO HIGHLANDS .. BY
O\VNER. HARO TO FIND 5
BR, 31Ai BA borne w/fam
rm. see thru fpl. Newly
painted & decorated +
ocean view. Open house,
daily t.5. $69,950. 67'3-~.
TRIPLEX (3) 2 Br Studloo,
Top al'l"a.. $7S,500.
Owner
CHOICE HARBOR VIEW
HILLS. Lrg Lu1k 4BR, Fee
Janel. 184.500. ~4--0786.
Don't give up the 1hlp!
"Lisi'' it ln Ci&MWE'd, Ship
to Shore Results! 60-.5678.
646-nn. Cul de Sac Chann
REDUCED $1 ,550
"Apple pie co'nd.'' l..arlfc
lnd8cpd. k>t, sprinkltred, !ID
YoU ehjoy the pool,. The
house iii new thruout,. ju.st
move into thi~ 3 bdrm.
rhanner. Priced to lell at
1<!2,!)5().
In beautiful Harbor View . Pretty Porto!ino
3 BR. Near park & pool. Extra Bonus room
& bath for B'lest or entertaining. Land incl.
$65,900. LotS Egan 644-6200. Open -Sat. 1·5 S@ttot!M.-l&r.tf's·
T!te .Puule with fire B11iff.fn Chuckle
20' x 22' Bonus
Room
W!Tff CONVJ;;RSATION PIT
1t1rroundlng Swtdlsh fire-
place plu. la~ modern kit·
chen, ,dlntna room, huge Uv-
ina room, 3 bf& bedrooms
and 2 baihs. &taut trounds
CORBIN-
MARTIN
comolele with putuna I"""· REAL TORS '44-76'2
Best Mesa Verde location ~~:;;~:;;;;;;;;;;:;;~ and pdetd 133. 750. with 5% •
aown PoYmL NEW USTING ca.u ~ (Open eve1.) quiet c:uJ..deo-tac 1 tr e.t \,,
E&abtd< 4 Bedroom, 2 bath;
btt.utlfU1 1....-tory home ;
•""'1dlnr cl-Ciole to
-.. -.,,.,, Pro!.
ldtcpd. Oney ~.500.
• HE RITAGE
RlALTORS
*BUILD INCOME*
N'pt Beach, 5llKl60 R·2 lot.
room to build. 2 8R. hom<.
2 car pr, ...,.ted el 1210
month. Orab' US,9tkl.
CAYWOOD RI ALTY
:Ar 511-12'0 *
CALL ANYTIME
~ .. 1 ... -...11
Lachenn1ye r
j. 1, c
IF YOUR DOLLARS COUNT
Karastan carpeted, expensively shuttered
fastidiously draped, graciously decorated,
warm & cozy 3 BR., FR. Baycrest home.
$64,QSO. Lois Miller 642-8235. . * HARBOR ISLAND SOUTH * Priceless Island' location w/propertles val-
ued near $2,000,000. Pier & slip fo r large
boat. Sandy beach for the cblldren. A
charming older 6 BlL home w /lovely grass
terrace.
IT IS DELIGHTFULLY DIFFERENT
By Ivan Wells. Over 2400 sq. ft. In this de-
1i&hUul 3 Bl\. Baycrest home. Beautifully
landscaped - plenly spa,ce !or pool '79,500
takos iL
[ lrvlne 1-._ .. _,Qwwpo., I
Hl -rDrMMi·m s
114'•-r 144--
Htwpott ._ct., Callforlfa IJIN
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2 br, l \' bl ooncbnlinlum. 3 BDRM.. downtown, new
Shel' cpt, drps. bltint, pvt CTpt A pa.Int~ Muat llCf: th1s
paHo. 2 c:v ear. 2 aotry one at $71.900. c,2 krt. 186
tooNnhouae on comtt 1ot. Wtlll Place. 0 w n 11: r ,
Pvt rtne.ncirw. s1.ooo rnoW!'I ~i.
.)'00 in. F.P. $21,tiOO. Aq 6:Xl BY OWner. liome With Pool
pm, 557-2447. SBR., 1% Ba, Frplc, Din
1t!ESA VERDE Rm. $32,000. Call Jor appt: c br, ht11e f.am" nn, form dln 545-4739.
nn, Beaut lndscpd. Cul de:t---------
sae. i-u.500. 1940 Killdeer CORNER lot CUl·dC·sac st. 3
Cir. Shown by a pp t . BR, 2 BA, frpl & bonUll rm.
~45. $35,500. ~T'193
DON'T PINCH
YOURSELF
(You're Not Dreaming)
But You Can
PINCH YOUR
PENNIES
with a
PILOT
PENNY PINCHER
Classified '.Ad
3 LINES
2 TIMES
$2.00
Any · Item Priced
$51. or Less
(II ,,,... • than -ltom, tho combinod tot1I
annet pc11lll $50.)
642~5678
$29,900.
MESA VERDE
B«t bt.tY In tht UU! Coz)o
family iwn1. w/cracklina
fireplace? Sfparate muter
be<lnn w/bath! Don't wait,
call fOf' appt. 9'79-1050.
~21
POOL TABLE
\\lill fit with room to !'lpan!
in ts· " 30' den. 3 Bedrm 2
bath, !lttplace, bltins. Xlnt
in & OUI,
$32,950
Roy McCardle Realtor
548.7729
1810 NP"jJOrl Blv41., C.~1.
DAILY l'llAT f.I
_,,,Wt --
Fountain Valley M.sa Ver<le Mobile Homu Income p,_rty 1'6 Bu1lna11 H~un:t-ln~g7ton:"""~Baa"";".ch":'.:;:::l•;;;;;~~~O::::~~~;l-~F~o=r-S~a~le::_~~~l.:_25 1 -::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,j Opponunlty OWNER laving. 2 >"'-now.
Sp&nlab dtllJn brauty with
3-l>odrooma.I
pullman bat hr, el e a a n t
fireplace, deluxe builtin
kltcben. dllibYo'Ull<!r. Pride
of ownerahlp inside & out.
Ex<.-eUeot neighborhood -
ahort joa: to btaoh. I-luge
grounds-15 ft. on side fo.r
boat or trailer. Brk, $35,450,
962-1373.
Attention JocJ9ing MESA VERDE CONTEMPG-Dclux•~~ort~~ Mesa AVAILABLE Enthusiasts Dcllghtf\11 •dwt oceup;oo LAGUNA HILLS itudlo apts. 2 BR. 1 ~ bath NOW
1 YEAR new 5 BR Green-
brooke r~e. Spacemaker I
modf'L Swin1 club. Avail
immed. $45,995. Tran f.
owner. B-731.
$21,IKKJ Condominium, below
Th'• honlf' Is 80 1 .. _..t' ,.,,., home featurinc 3 s~cK>us: Prestige adult eommtmlty h .th A
... _,., J"'" bc:drooms, largo n1llster adjacent to Lel!W'O \\lorld. eac • '"1 a:arages an
can do your daily ;)oe"g'ilJI 1ulte y;•ilh drt!SSln ... room. Beaut sumrundin.., all lux· alley, Present Jncome $950. "'1thout leaving thP house. .... ...... .. mo
Thn.'O 1.,... bcdroruru. 2 fully c a;_p ••.• #)n<ludh>g ury appolnlmenlr. Theta· ·-FU. LL PRICE
OO!h lamtly rooin with ldtchen, .ervk.-e porch and peutic pool, saunas, IYDl· 4
fll'('places dowostttirs a.nd famil)I room. Utrge covered bllU'll'd tables. 1.1 UC H $67,500 15' x 32' patio and nta.ny MORE!
llpstall's, 1300 lfl'I· ff. ot more extras, all tor $3i,95C>. St-c thf! "A1,•ard -winning"
finished Bonui rmm. If )'OU call 5*-llSl to see our new f'Urnished n'IOdl'I homes ON have a big family. you must Is
see; lt LVUld hllve 6 to 7 1 tin&". SALF. Tl-llS \\'EEK.
Call 549-1151 (Open t'Ve~.) 830-3900 or m-7900 bedrooms. Call now. • • .
1142-2535.
., i -HERITAGE
• . REALTORS
8'x37. ;'\fobile home lv/lO'x~·
Cabana, <:arpeled, skirt.in&.
& storageo shed. $1800. Arter
Newport
at
FllA. 3 BR, 1" BA, frplc. '61 Aiizus dcllLxe nlObile
1t 714: 494-2859 * Mf11ion Viejo homr, 10x.55. N.B. location,
5. 5.184!fil.
r.Q)THE REAL
\')£. E~TATE.~S . . . .
Huntinatori Beach -BIG -a<'l'05s strttt from beach. .-;;;,;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,16 BR+ furn m1 . ideal homr 4 Br, ram rm. din n n, 1·ri11s, $3.7::.0 . t•ark n111i;c. 64fr9926. THESE ARE
}'lXERUPPERS 1 I 3. ACRE WITH for the tr.; fa1111ly. This trplc, pa!io. cusl d11)s. $39.i:1• z Bil in Lid 0
bf.>auty ha~ elPc hllins, dsh-$41,900. At! 6:30, SJO-SOll. \\'all•rlront Park. Tenns or but produce xlnt incomr & LARGE POOL tax shf'ller, 5-2 BR & 2-1 BR
Large Corp;.IC'atlon des.ires
ttponslbJc p e r 1 o n W
dlslributc TEN C 0 fa
Division of Coca-Cola) COF·
FEE PRODUCTS.
Cllll staart full or PRrt time
t~lO hn:. J>(':r wk.) Com·
P,'ll'ly f':'ClablLl'lhf'S bus.lnt"ss
fl)I' dtslr1buto1.,;.
:\0 SELLING~
Go f1M1ng or isprnd matt
t1n1e 1o1.·1th your favorile hob-
by and Jr.I thr m11ch1nr age
eam you n\oncy. CASH RE-
QUIRED SZ-1911. Set.11red.
UMITEU OPPORTlJNITY
\Vrlte now for 1nformat10n,
1ncludc phone nurnbrr.
wshr, shui: l'rp!s & cusr1n Newport Beach N·n1 option. 673-3817. honirs on a double lot. SS7S.
~ ' N U n1onthly income. $10,000 .. , I "·y. wl•at a hoUS(>. AU lh1ck drps, 1·a.n IJ!.' pur(·hasf'll \I.\ fl~'.Dl-BRE\V
4" shag carp('lini;, 4 bednns w no nior_u'y dn ~I 7' • int. ear pper ~ I ·'·' $T9 500 Ph CORPORATJ01" $''~'I' A I I R tE1te .a_ (0\\1l. Awng ' ' : ltxltll IA "" BY OWNER _ 2 Baths. \V •rain rm, step-,.~"'· r . s 1ur[l ion1<• N rt B G!ne~.ai . .g 6(2.JTII. ... owan ven
M v d I down front l'ITI & l"Onvcrsa-~r:11·i(1Usly s1tu;1t1•;! on nu ewpo ay • San 1111111'(), Ca. 94401
3 Bil f·asa er 2e f•ple's Iron 1111 w/wet bar. That in oversized lul. If yo11\1C' h1'1•n $25,250 Ontu Ll"UOR STORES · 1.,.,.1· haomm·'.m1:,._. ,h' .,,1,.:_· 1 i1 sclf is 1_vorth tl1l' prl. cc. but looking 101· au ou,s11t11rhng ~ 1 'Ci 1 1 1 d "' ,..
Nk'e bal·k yttrd \\'/bird 11·a1t a n11nu1r. l _ere s 1nor~-hanhv(X){! ,v.,_ shat cw·p1•t, · HOLLAND
645
_
4170
~, Y ... ''-~' h • valul', S<'<' this one! ,, x nxims, po i; ir Acreage for sale 150 • ~"'21 Sto Chosefrom
. "" 1 Th1: Uack yard 1s super btg If rloublc garage, huge lot wllh . . , , I C >! aviary . .;11.·f>. P ny area. ·u kli 1 and. 30 u ··11 1 r1 ,,, .• or 1716 ~""<"Av•
wJ 1 a spar "" pon '''''''"& ,had• t •·.",. " · ., 1·t 1 • v•· ... , •-·• --· Quiet t•ul-d<'·s.aC'. 3 Btks " · " ,__ '"' "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!~I --. Sa l'abanas for dressing, S<'t 962-4471 ( :::~J 546. ·1103 Assumt• the VA loan and Costa '!rs.1, ' fl 11 r" v t' d "'! Health food slol"('. ~~~~ & ;,~1~'-'· .lF:~-ar~ back fro"'! the 47' Jong CO~· $151 per n1onlh pay 11!1 or no plans. Fo1· ..,,111· _•'I tr.1de ror , TRIPLEX 2 yr lease, Jn i,.'OOCI shopping
ran rd. $32.ij(}. 5.i1~190. f'r('(( paho. 'J'.hc P?01 is rJo,1n to ~w Vi\ loan. FU'St unit!!. $ 6 9 · .>O O · OR . center, Beautiful store doing __ g
1
main!. frer. ThlS won I last, OWNER deS:pC'ratc . CO o I he k 1 \\'/l'OOprrn!r 111th r1'p11lahli.> 11'1•0 BR. each In PRli\1E good bu!!ine11s:. 5S.ll-0242. LOVELY North Stdc hon1c. sec today. Call. OCt'an breeze' in the lovrlv day on 1 inar ·e · con Ir a 1· 1 or . l'unta1 t: rl'ntal af'E!a, on Ja1nes St.
\\l/pool.JBJ<&.d('nor4 pati o. Pool sizf'd McNA Sll J!E ALTY , C.M.$49,0CIO. CATERING ro. l'SlahlisMd
BR. Lrg. Fam. H.m., 2•1 ba. I' i,:ruunds-neally lanclsca(M'd 642-8-100; :!l~'G N r" p 0 r 1 I CALL '="' ., •. !414 14 yrs, La Canada. St-U or
2200 sq. ft. By owllC'r. & manicured. 5 bedroom~. Blvd. c . \1 9 ·•'1i:JI ~ tradt in ix'ach :ir e a ·
$39,500. 1043 Conco rd. 531 .. 5801 ( ::) 531·5100 Tri-level home d 'vi t h Realtors 54.5-9191 Busi~ess Property 154 -:AJUIMC. 2131790-6344 l\1rs. Hohm.
!>1>7209. separate baths. ream Open Eves REALTY 2 \VEEK course f)n mail
builtln appliances 1nclud(' Nr•r Ncwp•rt Po1t Office order .~ imparting. Call Separate Master Dover Shores
NEW LISTING
This n1agniricf'nl lour bed·
room, pool homC' has r.very-
thing! The finl'sl of con-
struction and no limits on
quali1y have ('rl'atcd the
mos! beautiful Spanish home
you have ever set:n. Lovely
antiqol' ntirrored wet bar in
the family roon1. 1-lcavy
beam l"<ilhedral ccllings, de!
pizzio tile entry and hall
1vays. dual arLil entry to the
fom1al dining room, massive
Bedroom
This lovely trl·levcl home in
a prestig-e area has the
master bedroom suite on the
Jo"•er Jevcl with direct ac-
ces to U1e pool size yard. 4
bedroon1s, 2¥.r balhs, formal
livins room and has beC"n
freshly painted. 11ay Ix'
bought on VA !C"rn1s. Call
toll free 842-2535 today.
dishwasher. family roon1 NEWPORT UNUSUAL • NO\\I SELLING e 8i6-9678 for information. boasts firepl ace. Laundry S
'"'"· Walk to all S<;hool,. HEIGHT OPPORTUNITY
Brk, $34,500, 962-5566. 5 BEDROOMS This fi ne com1ncrcial building
REPOSSESSIONS 0 has loads of sty!(' and is a $58, 00 g•~•I location tor anyone ;n
For Information and location 'J'ri.Jevcl home, great for any crf'atil't' IYIK' or \1•ork.
of these FHA " VA homes, f!ntcMaining, "'f't bar. large The floor pl11n is fli.>x1h lr
contact -sun deck, very large lot. and tit!' propco1·1y eo1111·~ \v1th KASABIAN rear yard Xleal for trnnis a guarnnrred t°t'n tal nf S90!l.
Real Estate 847-9604 court & pool. t-.1any \J't't'S. a month. The duple" in llaek
Irvine
PERFECT PLACE
Rear access for boat or of th" apar!n1l'nt upi;lairs
lr'diler. Call 646-7171. \\-'Ould ntake an PCOoomieal
home for the nc1v O\\'nl'r.
Call 6"5-7225.
INCOME HOMES
S.NEW DUPLEXES 148.950
4·NEW TRIPLEXES $67.950
Braut. nc"· 2 &: :\ BR units.
151 E. Bay St., Costa M~sa.
Co1npll'tlon Aug. 1.
OPEN HOUSE
lnve1tment
Opponunlty 220
NEED 10 inVf!stcn with $25-
$50,0» each. Retum 180Z%
per 11.nnun1 plus potential
futUrt' stock o p t t o n 11 •
Secunxl by growing Ora11te
O>unty f\1 fg. Co. with p~
prietory products since l!IM.
833-8820. Sat. & Sun. 12 lo S p.m.
TRlPLE.\'.ES: MtJdeis at 17th 240
St. in Hwrt"tniton Bea<'h,M ;:.:,ono;.;;;;;Y~t-o_L_o_•_n__,. ___ 1
aunkC'n living room and. a --'::==:=:==:==='~=~
m""I uo;qu. "U .. shaped HIGH JACKED
i>land k;tcheo are j"'I .. me TO SAN JOSE of !he highlights! Call
For you, if you ar(' Just start·
ing ou1 or just winding up! t'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. \
OnC' bdrn1 .. rlrn, 1 bathl1
IO\.\"nhOU:il', approx. 1200 sq. BACK BAY
walk to heaoh. CaU 96S-J.17l BORROW COLWELL
PROPERTIES. INC. $1000 . $10,000 Up * Triplex-By <>wn.r. 2 Br, LOW MONTHl Y 6T0>-7225. 0\\'tlCr must movr.. P1icc jus! n . Buy lhis httlr Jt'""C'I for Easy (°Ondo Uving. a short REALTORS large yards, gar ab f.' 11. PAYMENTS
COLWELL
PROPERTIES. INC.
REALTORS
El Toro
3 BR .. 2 BA., (:jllS. drps, !gt'
patio. lge. pool-size lot
enclosed by block wall,
close to xlnt schools,
markets, new m a I I •
Reasonable. 8 3 7 -1 7 5 3 ,
494-2116 aft 5:30 & wk-ends.
Fountain V'aOey
OWNER ANXIOOS
Spacious 5 ~room, 2%
ba.!h, sunken living room
\Vlth fireplace, and raised
hearlh adorning one entire
wall. Large formal dining
room. Priced bek>w market
at $3.\.950. J\U I e r m s.
962-mi.
QUICK OCCUPANCY
Immacula!e 4 bedroom with
large country kitchen. great
landscaping. W a I k to
Collegevlew Elem. School,
close lo Douglaa & 'Golden
\Vest College. $ 2 9 , 2 5 0.
962-7771.
reducffi to $39,00J. Enjoy
sliding doors Iron1 3
ix'drooms in this garden
homl' near the beach.
Formal dining room off the
atrium, sunken separate Jlv.
1ng 1'00n1 with man)', 1nany
r.x1ras. Call toll free
847-6010.
\-01 THE REAL \"\! ESTATERS • r,r .. r, ,.r...ra 9 Ptl
only $25,9:!0 & enjoy all of "'alk lo Olympic siu-swim· 1-C~e-m_a_te_ry _____ _
the benefits or a unique ming pool and putting grren. Lot /Cll'VW6s 156
planned (.'Ommunily "'ilh 3 BT{ 2 st()['}' wUh upgradcdj--._1.;_.,,'""' '"-·~--
aduH pools, family pools, crpts thruout, vaulled ccil-2 CHOICE Crypts a t
tennis cts. Ir. miles of bi· ing. bltins incl dshwshr &: Memorle.l Parle, N.B. Con-
c-11 oh "'11 v Iii!.
---,-I I l'11 il11r
cycle paths.
"SINCE 1964."
rotis. oven. Most popular tact Nils Goedhart, J\ttny.
plan in Newport Riviera. 558-7565
$31,950. full price, just 10% 1-==-~2:=c::O,-,,,......,,-,ry~P"'l,..o:-1,--
dn, 71h't~ inl. Pacific View. Best Offer,
I ' 548-794.1 Commarclal
962-4471 ( :=J ~103 Property 151
To BEACH Jst Wes.tern Bank Bldg. Lagun• Beach WALK un;versHy P•M<, Irvine VA NO DOWN 50 x ll3 c.2 ZONE
3 BR 2 BA. $23,500. Queen Days 552-7000 Nights on this rare value. 2 One ot last downtown parce1s
sizr kitch w/dshwshr. elec -=~~~:;::::::;::::::;::::::;:::::~:;I bedrooms each unit. One Jor development.
bltin R/O, plenty of cu~ ii unit now vacant and ready
hoarth>. w/w c rpts &drpl'!. Harbor View' Homes for immediate oceupa ncy. E. 17th St., Costa Mes•
lrg bdrms, patio, dbl gar. Expensively decorated 2 Each unit rents for $165. AAA Tenant. $115,000 Dn.
See today. bdrn1 , and den. A lovely Keep as home or rental. On-Cash spendable return
homr with many extras. Jy $32,ffiO. If you have been Realooomia, Bkr, 615-fi700 1llage Real Esta te l'
l0-20% dn' $45.500/orfrr. LOANS on ANY HOME,
2233 Ruteers Dr, C.M. PAID 1'"'0R or NOT
557-8400. COMPARE OUR C 0 ST S
BY O"-ner, d up It'", FIRSI'I
Capistrano Beach. Sfi0.000 or l~IRESIDE LOAN
t1·ade for lot. 1 Yr old. GUARANTEE:
~· ll you can &et the s.ura
dJ ,_ LOAN from any O'I1:IER C M i.4-plcx. Be>Vw Hwy. LENDER In Callfomla a """3 Br., an..a Br A o ... t RATES LESS THAN WE Br. All w/frple's. $99,750. th
By owner. 64 2--5531 Eves. OFFER. re tu rn e
Mountain, D•sert,
R•sort
MONEY within U dreyl, anc1
YOUR LOAN .nth US Is
174 ·FREEi R.C. WERNER
INVESfMENT ~ TRIPLEX
Plus -wit h Fireplaces
on Golf Counie & near
Ski Area. $49,500
Aho 1 Section -640 Acres
$450. an acre.
President
FIRESIDE
Thrift
2328!Harbor Bl., C.~1. 66-1000
819 N. Main, S.A. 547--0684
1st TD Loans
'62-4471 ( ::::_ l 546-81 OJ
$52,500, in the service, call us. EXCLUSIVE C·l 1-' acre,
Godwin's Alpine Real Jo::State
P. 0. Box 1796, Big Beach
Lake, Callf. (714) 86&-151I 6~ % INTEREST ~ red h·111 ~~:· =e~.~~~l,e ~:. ~ ~ !:~ ~=
BIG BRO\VN BARN. • Realtors 545--046.1 54>4.389. London Bridge. Located Lowest rates Orange Co.
\\'hile wood trim. 2 or 5 REALTY 1 0JX'n Eves 1c-onc1-o"m:_,ln_l_u_m_•____ clo!M! to all IChools le city. "WE BUY TD'S"
2nd TD Loans
bedrooms can be \JS(·ll for Univ. Park Center, Irvine 4 BR. 3 B~, 3 yrs old, s~-for ••I• 160 $9000 or will trade for Coata S I M C
craHs, paintin~ or \\'t'aving! Call J\nytl e 83J-0820 tacular view. Best quality,1-...... ----...,.,,,.,......,..., Mesa or Newport Beach in-aft tr tg. o.
Kettle kitchen has view. gas . m beaufi!uUy lndscpd, c 0 v 4 BR. appr. $24,000. SeU come prop. 644--4687. 642·2171 545-0611
copper builtins + breakfast Office hours 8 AM to 8 PM patio, cathedral ceiling. S23,<XXI. C.T.L. F.H.A. pymts. 2 Lot.a, secluded s:i:,eo Serving llarbor area 21 yrs.
nook. EnclOSl'd porch and Laguna Beach formal din rm. $74,500. 2 $153. + Maint. Wshr. dryer, Moonrldge cabin $15,750 NEED CASHT Sit(O). Or up
rambling rear lot. Sl.'1,000. BR. trplc. fncd yd, patio, cpts, ~!:..i,..1;>°1Cuae. ;eev• Lakeside cabin ~.cm to $.1,000, $10.000 and more.
5'#. oown. BKR. 962-55lt. Ranc'ho La9una BBQ. "Int cond. $24,950. 3 15959 ""''"'~ rt. · · eau 8664641 or wrtte: See Avco Thrift tor a Real
$23,500 3 Bdrn1s .. fireplace, street lo BR, bltns, lcplc, paneling CONDO for Sale, 3 BR, 2~ Spencer Real Estate, P. 0. £alate Loan. Upon a~
Gr or r~HA TERMS. 3 BC"d-lot with br'autilul Jandscap-patio, fncrl yd. Assume Ba .• 2 Cfl!' gani,ge. W/pooJ Box 2828, Bl& Bear Lake, proval, ~ the money
· 11 ba k -" r 1 $5.2% Cl loan. $27,8.iO. privl. Near Hoa&: Hosp. Calif. however you like. Also ask rm. fenced yard, a!tached ing. · uge c yaiu or ou · ThontS('n Realty 492-9550 673-9183. about our u n secured
garage, Clean in and out. door entertaining & farnily I ~,,.;.==-~~--~~ I Real Estat• al
1
A y C
0 Gl's no dawn. recreation. Prict'(I below the NEWPORT HTS. FOR SaJe by Owner. Condo _.;E;;x;;c;;h.;•.;•.:i.;• ____ 1..;12 =~-~oa~~wport Ctr. 847 8531 market at $56,lm, · 1 hdmcs 'in Newport Beach .. • -* HURRY to sec thui: tasteful Y w/boot slips. TI4--675-682.0. Action Leaae-Back NNN Or, Sulle 101 , Newport the Real Estate Mart Aa/i decorated home. 3 Bdrm1.. B , d Owne'r will Exehanee a Beach. Ph. 833--J4.10,
OWNER transferred. Ex· 0 ,-, ,. 2 Ba., irpl., lge. pat.lo plus 3 R, "BA, bllins, paUo, bl
-.C.-1,;,, alley acceis. Only $44,500. Pl'Ri'· pool &: d ub. $21,950. $'15,<m equity plWI' $00,000 MONEY avail tor lat & 2nd .. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii;;;;;;~;;;;;iiii;I cellent home ft>r a young REAL EST.'A'JE =5' "" ..... ,,. .... ......,., ea.ab for Income or Land Joans a.bo purt:hasc TDs. "-" 2 " l 'ALL ~ 14'·2'14 ~ -~,.,~~~. VA 'CANT family with 3 uo.-urooms. ~ from Compton to San~. Marvin McClure Re a I
lmmed. ~-· in the heart of =:rai~ b=,~~· ;~=. 494-94~ Glenneyre ~-0316 AfA4d#C. D~=~:Xff/Unlt1 162 ~ ~.1:-:~: ~ ~~s 4.92-8332. eves,
Fountain Valley. across th.? dra-. Relax in the patio r.EA.LTY •u 12 )
Squ .... ~ WHITE WATER VIEW Nt•r Nrwpor1 P•1t Offlee DUPLEX by owner, Xlnt =~-,....;"'"c_-·-~--.,,.,.,~ street from Mlle are af!er a hard days work!
Country Club and Park. 4 p 1 cturesqur landscapin'g. 4 Bdrm~ .• 2 baths, 41;c. Uving BACK BAY VIEW &Ml, Z-1 BR units, fumllb-RMI E1t•te W•nt.d 114
R ( I di all lee & fanuty rms., frplc. Exccp-ed, $25,000., 382 Costa Mesa
Lrg B ' orma n, r.. Prime !oration. Br k' lionnlly nice fenced ya.rd & Plus view ot Fashion Island St c M ~5-6328 WANTED &o buy, 5 br home NEED MONEY! Or do YoU
kitch, sep laundry . rm, $25.950, 842-669l. flllliO arerui, with room for & Ea.~tbluU, Ju.st as bcautl-' ' ' in Mtakln Viejo with low have a m 1.o Aell! CAU.
oversized 3 car gar, firepl, \VALK to Bch. 3 Br, 3 Ba, pool. A good buy at $54,000. !ul at night as in the day. lncom• Prooerty 1'6 down or leue with option Uoyd, Bkr. at &t2-2ln.
Mortvatts,
Trust Duds 260
~~~~td i:~~:s 1 ~11 ~l~~· patio. fr p•I c, f u 1 ~ Y * 499-2800 • A beautiful home with 3 TRIPLEX, ea. 2 BR . Call 581'rTil7. Prlnctplea on-"UICK CASH w/co~tc block wall and I and s ca Ped· $37,950. ~..._... spac.:lous bedrooms & a w/patios. Nr. It.ores, $45,90'.I. _1°"Y;,· -,.,=,.,--:--7'=:-•
covd paOo. See ro, yourself. 008-40. 149. 9711 O.arbrook ~~ charming l•'l!llY room for 67:>-0144 A&ont 646-7414 BLUFFS 3 or 4 BR. THROUGH A
133,950. '· ~~.., only $64,500.,Call fl46.7l7I. Uke lo trado1 Our Trador'a * 613-13ST * DAILY PILOT
O\VNER saerific:e. No down ~ao~J:Zi Paradl.!e column ii for you! Need a "Pad"? Place an ad! WANT AD ' I ' G.I. terms-4 bedrooms, 2 ....,.._ ....... c:...-511.nes, S day1torSbuck1. Call 642-5678.
balhs, large family room 3 BR. & Den $36,950 1;:;;;;:2:::::~~~~~~~~~~~;~~;~~~;;~~;;:;;;:;:::=:1 962-4471 ( :) .54M10J with inspirational fireplace, h' brl k .., au .lectrk kitc hen , Unique,'" ite c ex r, PANORAMIC VIEW " ••'""entry. 2 Ba .. blJ.;n,. . •• ~ ST' ""R G ,.,..E .... "1C¥. OWNER aru<ious assume d i 1 h \Vas h c r-a real frplc., carp. Yard needs &aul. m&.illtaili..-u 1.a,i!ue ..l"1'.. .£76.aJ ·~ "1'
5"t,i fllA loan now on pro-Wife-saver! 2 patios, full work but a l"l'RI buy for the 2 Bedrooms & Jarge family .!.!.!!.,.---»rCLAYJ.PO
perty. Sparkles like a jewel, dining room. 2fX» p;q ft. hand~an. Call: nn. Pool. $64,500. _A-J AltU M "four.Deily J.di.tfr Cilicf. 1/i-
3 bOOrooml, loads of extra homt> on huge ground9-MISSION REALTY 494--0731 George Wllli•mson ~Jil"f 11 V' Acc•rtl/111,. tli• Shrn.
cabinets It sMlve In trailer or boat g11.te. R It .,~;;," iodewlop~forWtdnlsdoy,
kitchen •nd b e droom. Gorgeous shag cMpl"ting -Lido Isle S4MSJO •• or '4S.lS64 ~n.uo readwords~ingtorunbers
Gourmet builtin kitchen. much more! Brk, $37,tm, * REDUCEO * . _ ~TAUlllS ofyoi.-Zodioc.blrth~ •--1 U -r cuJJtorn on-"""~ Nlwport Beach Estate ls.et 31'"-•1A ~"" Y wa Pfli,.._ ' O'tU""VUU't· A Nord 1trata c:omer Af~ H 2 Pw. 32 o....lop ~ ~ dra~. Bet1.utlful mvcrcd BRING p A r NT AND C bl 3 BR 2 ba Size Lot wAY 10 3 Cwi't 3JWltn 61To
)l..Uo wtth brick tlreplace. LAWN"10WER. llrtd turn ustom $~ •. ~ ' · A 70' x ll"i' CorJitr • Only ~~ ~~ :;::.., • =~anat-Brk. $26.<XXI, ::h nt=~~n~o ~:cl~ LIDO REAL TY S2l.~. fi46.7l7L ~~ rr~ ~~
OWNER must sell. Lovely Largt yant with covered 3317 VlaJ..ldocioN.B./ i~ g:; !:~
home deslgnf<I for happy patio. What a bey al * 673·73 *0 ~~~ ~~ ri=-
famlly llvin1 A. entertaining, $~500! No down to vets. -SALESMAN 11:P90!;• •2'-:irlolitt 72J~I
a ~ths, cl-B.lll tirflplace StYMOUl't ft EA LTY, We have an onnnlna for 11 CANNERY VWaae Propmy. 13~ Al~' )3~ ~ """ -· I"-,. ""''""' ... ,,,. 7• ™"41 lend.11: ad<kd cha.rm to 847-1221. high calibre, crtallvl' salcll· Part leased + rm to build. 1s~1tion ASWho 1S ~
gre clous livlnr roont. 4 GOV'T. OWNED pcraon, capable of 11ealing OWncr. $4C,too S48-8'1fJO, ~1~;"' ~=Id ~~
bedrooml.1 Gourmet's vrt<f,. n...,.---~ hom-. , -In hlghar prlctd propmjcs. San Ju•n Capistrano ll°""""t ..e0t 1,.n, .., builtln k tchen, even a ~' "~ u.n-. lt t!Mllwd A9 n.. "'"' l!!:W:"-
dlahwtihtr. Phtn )'OUl" IUJTI• down. -Covemmcnt l)4)'S b~ 1aweoD jr&. VALLE Vlsta Homes, VA a: uo ~~ fi~ ::=-
mer 1tC:tlv:ltle1 in the loVt?Jy closing COltl. Clll 96M441. aeolt.otl ronv financing, Crom $21,650. ~ JUL"t ii 1 22~ • 52Ub 12YawW
........r paUO. Many <>tru; * Crest Realty ~ Udn 675-<"62 3 • 1 Br, 2 a.. Alpine RllY ~"''·" 1 ~:::..,,, ~~ :l~
anl<le dtcp •ha& carpeting WNEl\.3Blt l it hi fr!>lc EXECUTI E ESTATE 493-2332, Ml 496-5141. ~ .. l~ t 25Wrn 55T~ :J~
Exptrlly iand>t:lped. pool
0 L.-· ·-· . ON THE POINT TIME FOR 1~6.,-~:=-""' ....
alud -Brit. 129.950. Total ~" ~ m 0 3 BR 3"' batl• Gam• nn. YI,.. ,...._ '""" """"
SCSl. ~GJa•-11 63 • 125
•
900
· Pn~ate l "'PM•Uclled. D~ILY PllOT :i:.~ lJ:~~ ~~ :~i-B;..,~·2~ 1!;: :. ~ 1......,.; AMume ,,._. G.1. GEM CLASSIFIED ADS ~o.t~:io: • ®Goo! @Almw ()~1 :a~. 2 'lllrl'.· 136,900. ~Br, 2 Ba. 2 '"'· bllM, cpl& 1510 W. COMt Hwy., N.B. I ~C~A~L~L._.:64~2~·::5'.!6'!..7~8_ 1 ____ .==:"';:::':w=:_------...------,..-1 •llllltl IZ!,!llO. sm si ... n Ill&-REALTOR.• &12-«23 '-.;.;;:..c;:;:c ___ ~,-~_ • '
•
DAILY llLOT• ---~
Ho-Fumllhod mo
lolboo Ptnlnou ...
BALBOA P t n i n • Ch&n-
net-Summr.r « • yr l y .
Jla>'lront. 5 BR. 4 Ba, l<e
f)oat It pier, crpt'd. ht
dau. 673-2039.
Costa Mou
LOVELY Custom 3 BR. Fam
R.Jn..1 blk Mesa Verde ~
try Club. Adults •· $400.
Ge'rdener & water incl.
540-5215.
Huntl ....... a.ach
TURN. bachelor cottage.
Walk to beach. 'Rel req.
5.16-1617 &ft 5: ~ pm.
Lhlo Isle
4 Br, 2 Ba. July !S/wlc,
$1(0)/mo; Wint.er or }'fly
lse start'c Sept. 956-UX>.
..
TufJlfa1, June 27, 1972
Schools
and
Instructions
This variety of fine schools
could introduce
you to a new tomorrow.
•
don't
do"
have
.. '
ONE SMILE-A-WHILE
DAY CAMPER
FOil HAVING TOO MUCH PUNI
\Vhe~: 14582 Beach Boulevard
Why: Swlm School •• Sports •• crafts
Cookouts •• Trip •• Overniehts
Who: BOys Ii: Girls 4·14 Reprdlesa ot school placement
$115 • Bal. hland • Lrl 1 Br.
over ga.r. Privacy A Charm!
$185 -1 • br, waterfront 1n
For further inforrn•tion re91rdin'g the Daily Pilot
School1 end Instruction Directory
CALL 642-5678, EXT. 325
dplX., lri· patio. ;;&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ..
"Mommy, I
a!1yt hing to
It happens every Summer •••
When: Your Choice: By Day, Week,
Month or Whole Summer
Special Education Children Welcomt
FOi REWARD & INFORMATION .,....2S1Jo..-CALL-5J6.S2=4!t~=:~~~I
pro • 3 mos only • Lklo
Penn. 1. BR apt., util pd.
NU-VIEW RENTALS
673-4030 or <DC-ms
$9150 Ul11 Pd.,·C.M.
$85 Uni~ Uili pd., N.B.
$90 Walk to bch., 'H.B.
Cair tor details, A a t ••
9'19-3430
HoUMt Unh.rn. 305
General .
HouN1*Apt1. * 145·0111 *
'85. PRJV A TE Bachelor w I
all utlla pd. Conv. Loe. Avail.
now.
* $1l0. UNBEUEVABLE. 2 Br,
Interested In '
A Real Estate Career?
PREPARE FOR STATE EXAM
IN FOUR WEEKS
LICENSING PREPARATION FOR
• Real Estate Salesmen & Brokers
• Sales Success Training
• Employment Placement For
Graduates
• Day And Evening Classes
For lnform1tion-Brochur1
FrH Guest lecture
Kids are out of school and out of things to do.
Suggestion:. This Summer, send them back to school .
. SUNFLOWER EARLY ACHIEVEMENT CENTER
Our special Summer classes run from June 19th through September 8th (three week
sessions) to fit in with your vacation plans.
Any child aged 2-11 can attend. ,
In addition we offer separate swim lessons, ballet ·and modem dance and a new
program specifically designed to introduce eligible children entering kinderga.rten
to the fundamental structure and requirements of the public school system. This 1s
taught by a public school kindergarten t~a cber -2 d~ys a week. .
Our fun filled program will be divided mto four sessions and your child can enroll
in one or all
1st Session
2nd S.1sion
3rd . Session
4th S111ion
6/19-7/7
7/10 · 7/28
7/31·8/18
8/21 • 9/1 \
Literature & Dram• (Childran1 Theatre 7/7)
Sc'-& Natura (Sclanco Fair 7/21)
CrNllvt Ar1 (Ar! Show I /Ill
Music/Body Mowrnent (Music FHtlval 9/l l
Consulting child piychologi1t, pedii1trici•n,
speech ther•P.i1t i1nd bus service.
Sunflower Early Ai::hlevement center
2515 West Sunflower Avenue
3anta Ana. califomia 92704
714/54().4750
are worth training for
•TRAVEL
• ADVANCEMENT
• SECURITY
Al RUNE
SCHOOLS PACIFIC
Learn How You Can Qualify
Call 543-6655
610 E. 17th St., Sant• Ant
!Urn. IJtilt pd, Sin(leo 0.1(. . *
$125. OCEAN Breeze, 2 Br.
bit-ins. Avail. now. Kids,
Newport, 32S Old No. Nprt. Blvd., 548-1192 Afternoon rec.r••tioni1I activities include1
PHOTOGRAPHY
COOKING
POTIUY
Computer Reservations Training For Quali·
fied Graduates At Los Angeles International
Airport. ··
pets, fine. EDMOND f. JACKSON By
* $145. CUTE 1 Br. Cottage,
a:ar, stove, re.frig. Child O.K
*
Real Estate EducaUon Since 1964
ACADEMY REAL ESTATE
CONTRACTING & INSURANCE SCHOOLS
and all exciting thin91 thi1t your child wo uld wi1nt.
. A memb<ir of 1ho u. s. Financial Grcup • CONTINENT AL
AIRLINES .
$180. SINGLES or Family, 3
Br, 1% Ba, Mag cpll. Pet
O.K.
LANDLORDS I
Do you have a vacancy'? We I
can fill it. Many desirabJe
tenantl on our waiting liat. 'iimmmmm~· Aboolut<ly NO CHARGE. •
BEACON RENTALS Houus Unfum, * '45-4lll * Coale MaN LANDLORDS!
We Speclallze In Newport e FAMILY needed • 2 Br, e BELIEVE! 2 Br, steps to 3 BDRM., 2 BA, bllns, ghe.g
Beach e Corona del Mar • foot yd, incl gar. lOda, pets. bch. Kids. Util incl. $120. ctP.t & d'.P' ~t. Pool
A Laguna. our Rental Ser· $145. ALA R tels e '4S..39bo fac11. Ma1nt: incl. Adults.
vice ia FREE to You! Try ALA Rtntals e 645-3900 '" teen ok. $265 mo. Call col-
N VI 1 e XTRA NICE! 2 Br, :stove, Ject, (213) 83!-17G2. u-ew. , NU-VIEW RENTALS , e LOTSA room! 4 .Br, 2 ta, retrig, crpt1, drps, heh BRAND new 3 BR house.
6'1M030 01 494-3241 huge fncd yd. Kids, pets. SITO. w/beaut. ~iew. For rent or
$2211. ALA Ren tals e 645-3900 i. .... Air/rond., trplc., all
RENTING·LEASING ALA Rentals e 645-3900 el !tit h 962-3883 Home• only, 5 yr's exp. 2 BEDROOM, elect. bltin ect. c · ·
.I
Bold New Cancept
f URNITURE RENTAL
SMALL
WORLD
PRE-SC HOOL
NOW OPEN
* * * * BABYSlmNG FOR
4th of JULY HOLIDAY! ·
* * * *
THE BllfFS SUMMER CAMP
Children ages S.12 years.
Agont 24 bn. 951>-2500. BRAND NEW HOME R/0, Crpll & drps. 60' x Lido Isla
3329 Alabama Circle JOO' fenced lot, dbl garage.l--------
3 BR. 2 BA. !am rm, $275 per Huge 3 Br, 2 dlx ba, sunken ;200 per mo. Call today. 3 BR, 1% Ba., bltins. yrly
mo. 900 Liard. 979-7tll or (l) tub, wall• of glass. cathedral AGT. 96244n or 546-8100. lease. $350. (213) ~2808
AGES 2 THRU 6
Open All Yoar 6:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. 3 Balanced Meals. Supervised Day & Night.
Swimming-Hiking, Field trips-Beach.
fUU AND Va DAY * STATl_LICINSID ' 585-3586 ·1 sh ts Mod 1..:=:....:..::c:.c...::..c:....:.:.:..:...:c.... wkdys. (n4) 6 7 3-4 o 6 3 · ce1 ., ag cp • em. 3 BR, crpts, drps, bltns, wknds. CREATIVE EDUCATIONAL &
PLAY PROGRAMS .
$60 por WHk·por child.
Corona clal Mar ··-------$2'l0 • 2 Br front duplex
w/frplc & gar. Sell defrosl
l'l!frig., new shag, redec.
SM5 .. Exceptional 2 Br., 2
Ba, huge liv rm., 2 fl'plcs,
all bltns, l blk beach!
NU-VIEW RENTALS
673-4000 (II' 494-3248 ** DUPLEX BRAND
NEW. Huge d1x owner's
unit 3 BR., 3 BA .
Fireplace, bltins. 1800 sq. ft.
+ S decks w /view of bay,
ocean, & hills. Walk to bch
& &hopping, 1 yr. lse. $395.
Refs. required. 6~.
Vacant. $350/mo. Carpet r n c d, Im m a c. S 2 6 0 ,.;c:=::...,-=-~=--
layer will show, 956-2500, Lease/Option. Wtr pd, (1) Ntwport Btadl 517 w. 19th, CM 5Cl-3C8l
QUIET cul de sac. 3 BR.. 2. 993-2392 $85 _BACH nr beach. quiet_ 2756 N. Me SA 517-0314
ba" Extra lge. tncd yd. ~3 Br., 2 Ba .. 2 gar, secluded. 2 people ok. Will
Bltins, w/w cpt., drapes. cpVdrp., AEK, nu paint, rent short term or yearly. Balboa Peninsula
Nr. all achls. SZ-:iO Mo oven 5292 Sis.sen 846-5838. $125 • UTIL pd. Bach nr m..1--------
847-1905. ' hi lull '" I e $4.'i WK & UP • On Ocean • sc ' Nt., ocean v ew. Lovely Bach -1 Br • Rooms
3 BR, 2 Ba, $260, also 2 Br., 2 Huntington H1rboor $165 • BACH, No. end. Full Maid Serv' Pool. Util Pd
Ba, $170. Cpts, drps, stove, kit., bat carport. 2 people e ~e6-75-87..,: • •
dshwshr, dispou.l, pr l , EXCLUSIVE 4 BR & DEN. ck. -
patio, trplc. 5 4 6 ... O 4 6 9, lease! Call aft 7. • $210. 1 B1k beach. 2 Br., 11,i l-BR., util pd. New carp., .
979-0745. ~5013/or 544-8llii, Ba. rutns. Nice view. $160 mo. yearly. Single or
Fountain Valley ·
lrvfnt $250 • 2 Br. 2 Ba. Deluxe couple over 35. Steps to ;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:::;;;1 View Apt. Htd pool. AU stq>ping & us. 6'/5-.16t2·1gt.
HOT LUNCH • TWO SNACKS
CERTIFICATED TEACHERS
Reservations Now Being Taken
For Fall Kindergarten
DAY OR
EVINING 549-3177
NI• UlTHOU.U• I.I.Pl, •UILDINe • 2950 McCllntock Way, Costa Mesa
SWC...ef ...... &hlewkw
-Summer Camp -
will bo
OPENING July 10th.
ean 645-4302 or .646-5788
For Information & Reservations.
3 BR. 2 Baths ........ 1335 1N'S'.ViEW RENTALS Costa MaN
5 BEDRM., 2'h Bath. 3 BR. 21la., lam. nn ... 1325 Gl:l-4030 or <94-3248 --"'W°'E=E"'K_L_Y___ r 1191
New 2600 sq. ft. Grten-4 BR., 21,l ba., tam. nn. S350 Executive Suites Apirtment~orRe111: ;)l
brook. $400. nar mo. in-4 BR.., 2~ ba., tam. rm. $375 4 Bedrooms, family room, ~iiiiiliijiiiiiiiiiiii..;~~ ~~---;~;;-;;;· ;m~I CLEAN 3 Br. 2 sty, elec ""-WE HAVE OTHERS .... -+. drapes. Only 3 2080 Newport Blvd. ~-----~~~ b 2 frpl und k N eludes• narden. J1rwin ...... .,.. • .., kite , c. s ec • u • years old & In Harbor View Cost• Mesa · ..... Unfu 41.1.it
cpl s. o! Hwy. 531-0034 alt rHlty 968-4405 any-Hom.S. 1t has community 642-2611 . . • Apts. Furn. :NO ...... rn. ... Apt, unrvn.. • < pm. timo. park & pools. 1430 pr month STUDfOS & I BR'S Apia,,__• _F_urn._____ Balboa Ptnlr1oul• Corona dal Mir
2 br, 1 ba, lge, liv. rm., new on years lease. Phone e FREE Linens Costa MtN Huntington INC:fl
beach. Ydy rent. 8!6~ Huntington &eech 64()-0020 or 675-4930 agent. e FREE Utilities --------/2 BR, lllba .. patx>, baleony, ALL new 2 BR, """'"· Mara!~old , 671-5417; SEA FOOD MENU WESTCLIFF,Executlve e FuIIKitcben $PACIOUS 2 Br:, close to LARGE Bachl. Wlik to 315E.Bay.$250 monthlyon retrig.,prl.paUo.Vtrynice
494-7._.. 1 B 11 95 "SINCE 1946'' home. 4 BR, 3 Ba. Beaut. • Heated Pool OCC A 'shops. Attr. furn. &hops. :SCI aduU only. Ref It yr1y leue. Inquire at Apt. & unique. Open Sat le &in _,. t bch 2 B / r seaslte '" '''" ••••• $ •..i Y•••ly Call e Laundry. Facili'ti' Cl I ~• flM pl w....,. o . r home w 2 B 'd IM'li:: 1st Western Bank Bldg. au.um. ,..... • : es SpankiJW dean. $139.50. See ean nc ...,...,... ... -1.11 C. 673-1521 or .5'8-TI71. .only, or by appt _, r merma1 • •• • ••••• ,.,....,. WINTON n-·•tor 6-•·331 e TV • 'd all ill --···~ absolutely everything, 3 hr. Sailboat Vu •••••••• SlOO University Park, Irvine • no::m liJ""o.), •'mat serv av row. Call ~llt. u · • --· LGE 1 br, turn or untutn. Heliotrope, alley entrance
R.nt-A·Houtt 979..UlO 5 Br Cllff dwellus •••••. S25Q D1y1 552-7000 Nights Sna:Is or cpls. Vac 2 Br, walk • Phone Service * $1lS * LAfUlll lelCJt Wood tnt. Beam ceiling. only. Phone (1) 433--0069.
Costa Mt11 WE HAVE LOTS OF to water. Kids. * $30 WEEK & UP * studio Apll., 1 Br. $125. $185 yrly. Utlls pd. 673-S430. 2 ~r. Shaz, rel/mg, llrepl
DELlGHTFUL TREATS! Rent·A-Hou.. 979-8430 e Studio A: 1 BR Apb Older adlil.tll. No pets * 1 BR. cklle to beach Ir 2 BR den 2 BA ptt ate S195 l8e or $225 monthly
• HEAR THIS! l ~Br, fum,
tncd yd for kids, pets, SUS.
ALA R1nlal1 e 645-3900
e RENTER'S DREAM! 2Br,
ti~ area, kids. pell OK.
$150.
ALA R1nt1l1 e 645-3900
AVAIL ~uly lit. 4 BR, Mell
Venie, 1lf all tebla, fi'plc.
c:rpts. drps, bltna water
paid. $300/mo. 613-<706 alt
6 pm.
Lee 2 Br $U5. &Lt' vac, Kids/
1'<1111,
Rattt..l-Houla 979-l304
HELP-U e e 53M381 4BR., 211 ba. ...... 1365131'5 Newport Haight' e TV i ¥aid Setvl<e A..U 2135 Eldon..Mar. Apt. 6. •bot>'g. No. End. Ocean ,.,den, 1;_..1i7s, ;;,., Garage. No pet/child.
3 BDRM 2 BATH I t. 3 BR., 211 baths ........ $350 • Phone SerYlce-lltd Pool vi.w. Call 494-70'19. * Call 67J-ro62 * 4n,Irls, So. """· '*'1331
blti RtO t ' ~ ~ 2 BR., 2 baths .......... 1175 SHARP 3 BR. 2BA, !rplc. e Children a. Pet oection Huntlngt\ln 8e,ach 2 BR, N. encl, blk to beach, 2 BR, bltins, pool, Wallt to flre~lace, ~ts •·& ttris'. 4 BR., 2 baths .......... S.UO F0"1Ced yrd, No dog. Lease, 23tti'N~ Bl~ CM avail. July ll Aq., at.o for Corona del Mar beach •. $XIO-up. or an 1 e
60'x100· lncd lot, dbl pr. 3 BR., 2 baths .......... $340 $295 """ alt 61-· 5'3-91'55 or _., LaQUINTA; HERMOSA winier. -·· Coast Rd! Ealate, 641 4848.
$229. per mo. Call today. ,. d h•11 Condominiums This Ad Worth 15 on Rent SPlllfsb. COuntry F.atala Uv-....,..rt INch .
AGENT . 9. 2. 44 Tl or . : re I Unfum. . 320 l BR. Flint. 2 lrg. -... Ing .. Spacious Apll. -~.... Cotta r.1818
MtHUO.'l. q11een 11Jo bed, priv -need· pool: sunken au YRLY 2 BR. Ovt'I' ........ l ~ ---...-----
•WE have a larp ldectlon Cotta Mota lzt& rm. xtra Irr room~ encl B!IQ. Unbelleyablo L1vb>c. blk ~ Quiet motriod Jm.• LOVELY 1111'., bltina, drpo,
of 3 and 4 be-m bomel REALTY 'BDRM new"""" -pr·w/•-· AdultJ omy, Only • . cple, no,..,, Ra. $115 mo. "' "'"· pallo, pool. $130. Avail.
that can be mo\'ed tnto Univ. Park Center, lrvine J)(Xll prf.vg. Near ~hools & no pets. $150/mo. 1 IR• FURN. '$175 6'J'S.-4958, ON TEN ~S 1162 ,H~ Kto'MX>d p I.
a1mos1 lnunediatell' 00 our Call Al\Ytime 83.1-0820 City Ralll r..e..Meposit • 203,S . Fullerton, C.M. ALL 1JTILITIES PA1D e W1NTER RENTALS e Aplo. IW'ft./unfuni. Le11e -·
Ren t • 0 pt Ion p I a o • Ol!ice hours 8 AM to 8 PM ~. per mo. S48-1392. Furn. Bachalar & 1 Br's (l blks S d Sa lop Frwy 1,2,3,4 BR. a. ..... = Fttop:~ c:•· 1;i,!lol. :CLEAN;;-=:;-:1-:·BR."""-at'"lld""lo-,-drpt-, 1
SHERWOOD RE A LT y • NEW 3 B" 211 Bl. Comm. DupluH Unfum. 350 •apaclally n.... 2111 8'a.i.. 1 ~ D ABBEY REALTY Foo tnt'l flt. cpl&, bit .. , -· adtlll>, 54N555 -· • :::... -"t-. •H• New-' ........ CM. ... ' . w ... Holt LARGE 1 'BllRM'. *"I" 4. 900 So Lano, C<IM Ml46U ........ $156. ~. ~ • ··~ -~· ~ ~ H I ·.--to 182ll Paiioddt 1Allt.J ""'· A·---Mo<ArthlD' nr Coast H"Yl ="'="-=--=--,._,.;...__I NICE roomy mme. big yard. ,_..,., 833-0030 Dal'>. ask uni ft!:IOn ..... VERY Nice 1 Br dpls.-Qulotl (;Ill) 11'1-1141 • ..,. -· -· ,,_, SPAC 2• Br .. 2 ba . ..,,..,
2 BR, 1 JI&. ip. IJ\'. nn .. new 19311 Beach· Bl•d., r< for Jack. 552-SZIO Ev<L S J C I t """· by praps. Adulll * 6'1U741 * ~ ' •~ .... , drps. aJI bltno. Mlll'l1<d& ..,. $1~ ~-~r: yd. 1..~.$11\l, 49 9-1901, an uan •PI reno. ~~. ,..,.,., !148-1111L $145 . '$165 Apt. Ullfurn. "5 3BR.~· -·Apt. -wit, b.chUdol<. $1111. -·
... -•~ Laguna loach $IRS-mo. 2 BR Kitchen w/all Jltehtlor· i 1 BR, patios, pool, no pelt. 4250 E. Coast CLEAN 4 BR. <lrpo
3 BR. 2 BA, ""' crplg, StlliJ or lamllie<, nr bch. 2 $125 • 'tJ'ru, pd, Bach lit Hi· bllm, xhag w/w drp'd. ~~~ 1 ~~;;,,: lrlic'~ prtv .• I ~r •I••· Ooilara~ -. • • • • Hwy. ~ 2 •• bllnl, no flOR, $1l5. Nr 'l:;
1---1 ·...,_,-Nflll i ._ 111' ~ Miilt/ -..ltl;-full ldt......,...i.w~ ..P .. !io.-a-oar-av Adul ~1·:ft".i._ -Dltlldtd-balh....i. ..:.::1111-n11 ···--· GREAT~:;~~ • i --7.
lot $225/mo. Act:•• 32S5 Ranl-A-Houta 919-1430 $165, BACH. No, tnd. Full Prel'.d· SUmm<r rtnlal ,_ -......_ clooots. Rtcltall, pool i un , ~: .. ,.,,.., 1111"1. """"""!:.!: SP.IC.-·~Br lll nu. FOi ldt~ .. bole, arport. 2 people -•bit. 9S-8197. 1 BR. .::!~ _ .,;.""'"No'' pool _tabltt. . ..,. llO!lts. 12111 U., 11.-. ,......, -~ ·;,..~ ,.. 3 BR, ~l new. $280 mo. ok. cpll, -•~ •n ·-· ~ for ~ lmt · 1 ilR.·Funt. klhlfom. -· · • · _,,.,.. •·• ~-QUICK CAIH Near !be bell, crptt, drape, $110 . 1 Blk beach. 2 Br., l ll Nawport ...... pets, or-· 5117-231111. K..i.... Ln. 0 bllo w. o! FROM ONL y $1tS n .. POI ;;::•;;;;1-.,....--=--=-=-~--t -ou5H a biu ... lrpic. 962-U. 11a. Bitn1. Nice view. 3 BR. 2 BA. wtw, cil!JO, LIKE -prdon aot. Lo.Tao ~ 1 bl~ ii· o1 Saterl. OCEAN Q\lEEN DAIL y PILOT FJSlcle 3 BR. 111 • .. adult.
, ._ A 3 BR, 2 BA. duiil"· $210. $250 • 2 Br.· 2 Be. Deluxe bllinl, <fsliwshr., !rplC, 210 l Br., PQOI, 1<!C room, Ml-'IMS 11311 E. 0-0 FM!: ' • -· End. P • t Io · DAIL y Pll.OI' l'lm G4nl .... Ln .. Apl. B. View Apl, Hid pool All f'ern, is. Yrly. ~ ~. now, 18th St. 1 BR, Jlltlo pool dlbwoltr Lq -(D3) -C&:ASllRID ADS $1115. -alt L w ANT AD .... tt • 1 .. ,..... Ukt lo tftd<T Our ,.,_.,, SPAC. J'li, -furn, I Br., dllp, utU P.,. Maia. ms: -d by-Walton°" FOi AC110N. • • '7'1.IO -.... DdF )iii Wot AdJ ha.. NE-VIEW RENTALS JWedl>e column is tor ""11 ""'1~ no pats. A .. u T/I. Avail 7/S. 11'1l cam.ron. U1te ., _, Q1r'!illfi?1 '4Z."'.__ ""'1· 132 W. Wlloon. C.M. 64z.s67,I 673'4030 or -511Ms,~dsyf lw5bocltl. $140/mo.To .... cali-Sll-m1. . Pandt4eeohurtlllsfor)Otl! ,,.,. ~---·-----' , .. ' I
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DOC ~ ~
OBEDIENCE
SCHOO~
PRIVATE TRAINING
&
CLASSES FOR ALL BREEDS
Nov ice Thru Utility
Also, Schooling For Ope Tr•lners
MARTINCREST
KENNELS
20061 Cypress Santa Ana
can 546-0989 '
I A NEW
PIE·SC:HOOL ("-I TO MOTIVATE ,. .. ,P I YOUI C:HILD f ...
I IN HIS MOSTlQ__,,....·
FORMATIVE
I YEAlSI
I e A Total
Readln«IS I Proaram
e A Leainlni I Environment
I e Morning/ I
afternoon I Tellchlng I
Sessions I I • Full &: half I day program I
7:30 ll..m.· I 5,30 o.m. I
: ~ THE EDUCATIO.NAL :
I ~ READINESS CENTRE I
I I I 2070 Moplo Ave., Cost• Mesa I
I 646-4334 646-3062 I
.. .Jl!I!__ •• lllll!t.• • -• _ _._
r.
• Anthony Schools
Expert License Preparation for
• REAL ESTATE
Sales & Brokers • CONTRACTING
CHNlltAL IUILDING, ENGINEERING, ALL
SPECIALTY C:LASSIFlc:ATIONS •
OUR STUDENTS ARE PREPARING FOR TOMORROW. TODAY.
In fact, tens of thousi1nds do i1nnu1Uy. Althou9h Anthony Schools pr1pi1r1s
more p1opl1 for vocational c1reers lmor• than ofty otlter prl•ate school in
California) ... to us, the individual is importent.
HERE ARE WAYS WE TRY TO SHOW IT:
I. Our Reel Est1te ind Contr.1cting course material is const•ntly up-d•ted.
And for 9ood re1son. St1te exams ere ever-changing and the student 1hould
be prepared to meet the changes successfully.
2. Our Instructors ire profession1I. And we're proud of it. It's an extra velue
each student receives when he studies 1t Anthony.
). All Anthony Schools courses ire epproved by the Celifornie Dept. of Edu-
cetion, Bureau of Sch~ol Approvels. Thet's en edded protection.
Co•Ylnce y .. rsolf. <:di 1714) 979°2353 f0< a :
FllEE GUEST LESSON FREE C:AREER KIT
HARBOR CENTER-2300 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA •.• ONE OF 44 CALIFORNIA LOCATIONS
Tllffdof, Junt 27, 1972
Newpart Air Associates
Fright School & Ffying Club
LEARN TO FLY
$500.
,_..,, • ..n_l * FAA APPROVED *
C:O...e l•cludn:
35 Hours fli'iht t imt in C•ssna I SO 's with
20 houri dual instruc:tion. Club membership.
3 Month's free dues. Individual instruction,
tailored to YOUR ab ility.
10 AIRC:lAF! AVAIL.AILE AT
LOWEST llATES IN ORANGE C:OUNTY
Learn to fly now - -ind hive fun I * Fly Mexico & Canad• * Special Rates for Commtrcial or
Instrument Students.
For Complete D1t1il1 C1ll NOW
979-1155
DAILY PILOT
Rtnl•l1 to ShoN GI
NEED female room.mate
btwn (25-35) to find and
IN.re nice apt. ~ -· SHARE 3 Br ....,., H.B.
Everyth ln c incl. l3
yrs/OVE'I'. s.36-043'f aft 5 pm
all day wtmdl.
$87.!ll 2 BR, 2 Ba, frplc.
Professional-type not oft!'
35. Straight anly. 9'19-6599.
NEED othl!r pi or 1trlt IO
Sha.rt." a pl. by fall. Ap
~23. 642--6496.
G1r1ges for Rent 4U
12':77 •i th 10' wide 4 11'-l"
hlih dooi'1 for motor homes,
boel!, etc. $40. 6.f2...501.3.
GARAGE for rar or storage.
ni Lincoln A\'t"., fl.B. UJ,
per month. 536-1n1.
Office Rental 440 -------1 FOR Rent. 600 sq. f't. otf:itt.
OceM It hill views, carpet
1., drape11. S.lX> mo. 0..11
Nine 1:30-4:00 pm 842-11
or &11-2452 or 4~~'161
-DESK 1pace available $50
mo. Will provide -l-
at S5 mo. Answerlnc service C\& ilt ~ ~ available. 222 Forest Ave, 'O'~ · w e . ~@A l~Lquna~ee~a•h:_!!:.'9•~11116-=I ~ t:l...Y DESK rpace a~ble $!O
Anna's
Pre-School
Kindergarten, 1st & 2nd Grade
REGISTER NOW
For Summer Session
Ages 2 thru 2nd Gr1dt
• Full Le•rning Progr1m e Phonics Stressed
• Art1 & Crafts
•Music
• Relld ing
• Sports Activities
2110 Thurin Ave., Costa Mesa Ph: 646-1444
mo. wm providr'fiirnStuN
at SS mo. A~ .met
available. 17875 Beach Blvd.
Hunttnaton Beach. &0-4321
AROUTECT, engi~. etc.
Ofc's. 444 Old Newport
Blvd. Sff to appreciate. Ex-
ler. entrance $95, 548-5300
Opeo.
OETICE r 0 r 1ttretari&l
bookkftping service. Jt.eu.
Nr. 17th SI. Sh1>1. C.M.
SIHt!S.
omCE l60 month, crptd.
furrt, uW pd. 1n thopplrw
center -ll'\ E. 17th St.,
C.M. 673-0140.
BAY VIEW OFFICl!S
Oeluxf!, air-condllkmtd
Redecorated. Udo •fta
Rt!alonomlcx, Bkr. 675-6100
lDEAL loc. Avail Aua: L
tiarbor Blvd., CM. Good
traffic expose, l!XXI Sq. n.
c;;;,'t., ~ ~ ~ dya. '2:Jm IV~ee ~ ~ ,_B_u_._1 ... _._._R_e_._,._, __ w_
'f\..;pJJ ~ OFFICE apace or comm'l
store avail. Approx. !a> 11q.
ft. 17404 Stach Blvd., H.B.
Call 847-'l531 ""·
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--·r -1-.-------=~=---;;~:\JB~lvd~.,~C.:M~.~6~4~6~·~2~5~4~4 , ApJrtmenls for Rtnl ~ II 548-&1'.U. _ _J ~ Apt. Unfurn. 365 Rooms 400 • .iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim.ii~~m;1~:::;~~;;--= co. -... 11. ...... e Mldktl A.ul1t111t ~ ~"-CHCCSEA~--·
PRCFESSIC!,\lAL CAREER/-:~"'·:\....·~
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· e Dewt•I Aulstant
e lnhalotl .. 'Olerflpy Ted11dcHM
e Medlcll Recel'fle11ht
365 Newport Booch I ~~..,.,.------1l9 Cal>rl~o,. Cool& M-Apt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unturn. \VOMAN will rent to male * 645-1\31 *
c-'"os-,-.M-e-s-.----Newport Beach SEACUFF MANOR-1 BR, =~rt~Y~k 1 .!Rbc~3r~r 0,::~:,,1,,nc1"'u_•.,.t_r1_._1 .,.R_on1_._, -·-
HACIENDA
HARBOR
241 AVOCADO STREET
AdullJ only e No Pets
2 Brs. avail. Furn/unf.
Deluxe l & 2 BR. Pool
--------1 uni $140, furn $155, Crpts, beautiful patio vle\v, As FOR ltale by owner, In-PARK NEWPORT drJ», bttna, garb. dbpt. •teepiog rm, $67.50. To dullrlal bldf, ID,000 .,. ll15
Pool. 1525 Placentia Ave. hart kit , !iv rm. TV, Borchard, nr Edinaer A APARTMENTS "'1< about our dia<:ount plan. phooo, 1100. mo. Pleose nll Grand, Santa ".1111. 142-3m.
on the bay RS43-I~~RD2. 'S LIDO AREA • <92-2169. 313 Aoeho Ln. Soo COSTA MESA ""°" Oemf!nte. · 1440 • 2880 Sq tt.
Luxury_ apartment living ~V· New lra: Sharp 2 BR, 2 Ba, ROOMS flS wk up wlkit. U> CABINET 1.fAKERS-
erlooking the water. Enjoy CID dshwhr SIC oven wk up Apts, 2376 Nt!wport FIBERGLASS
BY • RECENT ACQUISITION OF NEWPORT BUSI·
NE$$ SCHOOL, CALIFORNIA PROFESSIONAL COL·
LEGE NOW OFFERS:
Garage. Dlshwhr. Paid util.
FROM $100. * 646-120t
Coldwell, Banker &: Co.
Managing Agenl
Perk-Like Surrounding
QUIET • DELUXE
i1:;o,oo:i health spa, 1 swim-frpl.' gar, $Z'JO mo yrty: Blvd, CM 548-9T.:i.5. Nr, Nwpt Frwy I: S.D, ~
l1Wlg pools, 7 lightf!d ten• 673-0844 .-• "T nis courts, plus miles 011..:...:..:.=·-----STUDENT or Working &iri. 2931 Grace Ln.
bicycle trails, putting, shuf-BEAOI area apartmenUI Pvt. bath Ir kit priv. Nr, (So. of Baker, E. of FaJ:nri"'
neboard, croquet. Junior l's from $175 pet' month Yrly. OCC. $75 mo. 546-2573 % Ml) Reprf!sentatlw there
e Sltort"-IMI
DAY AND EVENING CLASSES
ENROLL NOW FOR SPRING SEMESTER
2 le 3 BR API'S
Prv. patios * Hid Poo.ls
Nr shori'g * Adults Only
Martinique Apts.
1m Santa Ana Ave .. C.M.
Mgr. Apt. l13 6f6.5542
from $174.50 monthly; allO 1 ACT. 673--8563. Room tor Rent 9 am·ll noon .
and 2-bedroom plans ana Newport Heights Kitchf!n privi.leges ITI4 l 9794434 or 17M711
Z.story town boull!s. Elec-ft48--0516 aft 5 pm COSTA MESA
trlc kitchens, private patios NEW, reday for occupancy, __ _;_...::...::.:..:.!.:::.._1670 sq tt. U0-220 power-$95.
or balconies, carpeHne, dra· 1906 Oay St., unf. :1100 sq. Guest Home 415 mo/1280 sq ft, pvt ofc.10' dr,
peries. Subterranean park-ft. ~ Br, 2 Ba, dressirw nn_., *p, RIVATE ROOM llG-220 power-$167. mo. C. ll
ing with elevatora. n...oona1 frpt. dshwshr., forced air * NA1TRESS CM •••1•-
maid service. Just ;'rth of hi, w/w cpt, ,drps, bltn for ambulatory f)el'IOtt. Good ' • • ~--._..
Fashion Island at Jamboref! ra.net" •. &1a!ll aUd a: dr. from lood, nice cheerful aunound· 576 to 6,000 Sq Ft
California Professional College
iuo &. up, nkely furn 1 & 2
hr trailers. Adultll. No pets.
112 W. Wilson, C . 1\.1 .
66-4;.JO.
and San Joaquin Hills Road. 1amldin rm. to pri. deck. Jngr. 4001 Birch, N.B. 5Cl4U32
Telephone Cn4) 644-lllOO Lndry area-coin op. $245 * Call 548-4753 * NEW DELUXE M-1 Unlta. 3
for .rental Information mo. incl. pr & gas ht, S ph. power. 1733 Monrovia -===-=::::::::::::_1 cook'& &: b;)t wtr. 5CS-2967 ummer Rentals 420 54l-Jl4fi: S?i&-9198 ev.s.
1101 NEWPORT BLVD., COSTA MESA, CALIF. 714/6"5·2922 East Bluff PARK NEWPORT tor appt.
6 Mos. le~; 2 bdrm.11 .• 2,1.,;.....:c=-------BALOOA Island (Llttlt.l, 325 Storage 455
bath!!. balcony, canyan/bay Apti ., E. Beytront, Lrg. 3 Br., 3 --''------
Ap.rlment1 lorRent
StMMt Paywt Pl• GrlMll11tte Plocewt Aubt.1K1
OW9ed I 0,.med by M•ben .t tM Profetale11
c.11 er Write fet free c.tetot
2 BR, delux apt. Frplc., pool,
Adults only. $215.
644-2307.
Huntington Beach
view; all t!lf!C. No pets. Fum. or Unfurn. 370 Ba. Avail June $400, JuJy OFF1CE. atore l'lffr N'pt,
Child 1S o K $375 p $450, AlJ& A: St-pt. $500 per Post olc. & Gre")'hOuM month over · · er Cotta Mesa wk. Ahlo winter lf!ue av&ll Depot, 537 ft. SlSP; 736 Ft.
$150 pu mo. 67J..8249 $Z5 Month. A&:ent 646-2U4.
0 ,. ~ Summer Rentals BAY VIEW 2 • Rent.is W•ntocl 4iCl ][9 ) N BEACH! [a ,,9. J!:luF PALM MESA APTS. 11,... f completely lumlabi~-; ·=====I ~-----2 BR, 2 BA Uni. Fr, 17n (i.$( :C t U MINtrrESO TO NPI', BCll. ed. Avnll JW10 to S.pt. f1?;0 NE EDEO
-------· ~ FURN. R UNFURN. Pl" monlh. Adults oaly RESPONSIBLE
Apt. Unlurn. 365.f.pt. Unlllrn. 365 Apt. Unlurn. 365 Apt. Unlurn. 365 2 BR. :;;;:TS oNL'i· 1388 i •' really u:,.~iev;r. }:~ ... •:,~ ....,1. 6'1Ml30. WORKING COUPLE
Furniture Available ~: blt-lns, shag crptl, drpi, 1 Br. furn mobile home. need ooe OI' t.."O bedroom 1-=-----~.....;----~-Gener1I General
VILLA MARSEILLES
SPACIOUS I &. 2 BEDROOM APT.
Furnlshlld &. Unfurnishlld
Adult Living
Dishwasher color coordinated appliances •
Plush shag carpet • mirrored wardrobe doors-
indirect lighting in kitchen • breakfast bar •
huge private fenced patio • plush landscap-
ing • brick Bar-b&Ques • !Alge healed pool!
& lanai Air conditionin~.
3101 Sa. Bristol St., S•nl• Ano 557-1200
Costa Meu
HARBOR GREENS
Furnlshlld &.
Unfurnishlld
From $120 to $215 mo
B•chelors • I Bdrm1
2 Bdrms • 3 Bdrms
Hit or 2 Full B•ths
C a r P eta-drapeMt.shwubf!r 2414 Vista dcl Oro Wlllli etc. Adult!, no petl. Avail. July thru ~t. Poot hou1e with larp fenced
heated pookaunas-tennlr Newport Stach SJNGLES ••••••••• Fn>m $135 Boat slip. Adl11. $400/mo, yard (for two VERY WELL
rec room-ocean views 644-ll3.3 AWITIMB 1 BEDRM .•••••.•. From$140 54&--5605 eves, 557""6C76 dlyi. 'TltAINED doc•) $.1'0 moet.
patlo&..ample parkloe WESTCLIFF 2 BEDRM ....... From $160 * NOW to Sej>t. lS. Ulll. 2 Vic: betweenl9th6Vlctorio
PEACE AND SECURITY • Security Guards. CAPRI You're right. they're un. BR apl. C.M. $175 mo. Hu -(ntarW, Bl.)' st.) COSTA
Yoon to c:ome home ID! HUNTINGTON 1700 \Vostclilt D•. do,..prlc.d 1'61 M"a Dr. relrig & bltoa. 567-8400. MESA. 548-1'31/alt 6 p,m.
Here's earden-livtng at l" PACIFIC Adult Llvihg-No pets (5 blks from Newport Blvd.) GrHn V•lley L•ko
best: De.luxe 2 Br. Pool. 546-9860 Cabin Wk! only 5t5-4S5I WE would Jlke to rent )Wr * Sm&ll. wtU..managed lux· ru OCEAN AVE., H.B. Carport. Furn. or Un!. 1 ll 2 BR rum or unfurn · Y ' lowly. bff.udful house with
ury apt. unit& for adults In (714) 53fr1487 642.Q74 Children's aecti>n. Pool. FURN 2 Br, lleeps 6,tJ.IA ba. al lp It dock in Newport I.Al
a convenient, f!!tablished Ofc open 10 am~ pm Dally * l·BDRM. APT. * $140 Up. ELM GARDENS Priv PllUo, (rplc. l blk bcb. tot Auplt. Bat of Rtfer-
area. WILLIAM WALTERS CO. ln ESlltbluU. $185 APTS. 111 E. 22nd SI, C.M. 673--5500 or &tS-4828. ~Call \VaJtah Out. * Big trees, area.I pool, op-&f2..3645. FOR rent, Mountain Cabin,1,.,=,_,.·-,.-----,
P.S.
Cost• Mesa
poaite ' golf course. * FRESH AIR , , '7WOH 0 D•n• Point pleolled activitiet Io r LOCAL -man -* Thret btdrooms, 11~ \Valk 3 Blk1 to &ach~ children. Lake Fun. SS1..ao31 tumw.d 1bdrm1pt.., )Tl¥.
Muter lize bf!drooma w/ baths:, per'30llal patio. taun. Lee 2 br apts, newly decor. -&& 2 BR. 11,.1 BA, from Sl'IS mn. BAYFROr<ri"T, ave.U J u n e Pn!ter "'"'°Pen I n I \l J a
COLDWELL, BANKE.R &. CO.
MANAGING AGENT $ be:.:m 'Pl iar:, dry-worbhop, spaciowi lJy. W/w crpl•. dfi>I, bltm, rx· OCEANFRONT, Newport's No pelt. Near 1hopplnc. 28-Sept. 15. Cok>r TV, nu &t'IL OlD OM.lck r~
365 bumina: flrepla~. Ing room with (lreplaa. ct'pt telria. $150 A: Sl». No Finest. 2,000 sq. ft. 1 BR. 499-3S!l6. crpU, noo \\rl'ek. ~-67)..137(.
ConvenJent laundry area P.S. The price wW IUl'pl'i&e &11KI•. no Pf!ll. 5.16-lnt. lrg. pvt. sundedc. Sharp Huntington ~ 1 BR. bet'A'fl Bay I Beech, l BR H9e. ot lq. apt unf\Q'n
Apt, Unfum. 365 Apt. Unfurn. , ..... ____ _ -----
oft kltcbtn. Encloeed pa.. you! LRG 2 Br, l sty 4.pJex, !incle prd'd. S400 rno/yriy. Newport, ilpit 5, n'"iO wk, for ftftl.Oetn. Until Jan.
DELUXE tkll. 2 1wimmtnc pool' -RIO •~· m.1629. NEW SANDPIPER .,.u 503-1821 Ill< lor P•t. 1971. 1415 Pft' mo. lo Cdll • NEW ,C!>I. ~ "'wly d<!c, AP•RTMENTS sau111, recreotloh facill-FAIRWAY VILLA erpla/ •• ,..., '·~r nn , 2 N..._ lk:ll. MHd
bl•--2 Br " -Socw1t,y ~ pr, tl1Cd, child ok. Sl35. BR., 1 b&., lrpl, N.., carp. Early bird llPldal>-1 BR Vac•llan Rtnl•ll 425 ==-:---;..,.--,I
-"·~· upper. Alr Cond • Frpk'•. 3 Swim-p RTMENTS 5:1--1144 A palnt. Encl. pr. w/auto. trom IUS. 2 BR lrom 1155 OLllER cpl<, •ul IO -
Nr. lhops. Adlll only, 1140 mJnr Poo11 • Health Spa • Models Open 'Ill' pm. A A -· Mature adulta, no Furn/Unlun>. cool color ti> BEACllFRONT, N • w port sml. hie in Cdll. ,,__ Oct.
mo. Mf-2139: ~. sn Tennis Courts • Game and '3122 Sn.nt& Ana Ave.546-6215 WALK to Beach pell. SIM. 6f,5-4443. tmors, pool, Jacuzzi, morw. SUmma rental. 3 br, Xlnt 1-AprU 1. W/pt;1111. ~ •
JOOM St. Bllllaro Room. 27°!r~r'i:' :f:J•&.CM * * $110 * + l :· p':f.::.· ~l'l''iu~~i'." 3 BR, 2 BA duplex. DIBhwhr, !081 Holland Ort"" Hunt· vto... Attract lum. ~7: buy. P.O. Box 363, CdM MESA VERDE .al'f.l ·Lux 3 l BEDROOM 3 Br, 1\1 Ba, DtWly f)l.lnled bltll f'a1Wt', w/w c:rpts, Lnilon Beach. 847·9500. ~. 1-~AMILY needl pool bomt.
Br. ear, frplc, betlut. petio. FR.OM S165 Adami Bltins, crpt/drps, cocl patio. DUPLEX for rent, $135. dr'J»I. 1i blk to beach. wilh ruRN or unfum. SBA. tl75, • CATALINA • ~la. ehoppbW, Rer1. Cd !'~~ ~~6.ho""'. -Adulll. MEDITERRANEAN , 54r5025 Nr achll A shop'f. <lhlldron ~Br. cpl•• d""' V~w Year round 1,..,., $325 Child/pot ol<. 2 BR $151), BeAlltilul view home. 5 BR. Bill P.-, ""'11 -·
-U" ok, no pets. 880 Centt_r St., CAll Ma ~. ~ _ n10. 675-769(. Adult• it Jlf!ll corwidf!rtd. \ By week or month, 673--0148.
" •BEAUTIFUL I .. 2 BR. VILLAGE CM •MM~ ••• -N • 8 • 8 $285 I ·0 = ·~or·_._,.. ew • r, & •1 -2 BR dplx. NJCt1 •c· Walk blk-lO s11,11-r!. Mwger Tr3l Rent1l1 to Shere Oi r-----.,,~
Oonttm.ponry Gardin A.pta. 2400 Harbor Blvd., C.M. 3 BR. l% BA. BcautUul Walk 10 Beach. Mfi....2.:)79 to bay, ocean. lhoJ')S, no F..lll1. No. o. ~,_1831. l -....ii
l'Jttoo, Iriilc .. pool. JJ». -tnu 5>7~ ~,\!: 2 t I Bt lilt llJll.up. 11P9dous-81)1.· 'Prh ·r te Mott Verde • peu.·Adullt< '15-4171.-MOVE IN-'TOOAYI • l or 2 &Id> wanted to"-"' -• . ..
11'11. c.u -RENTAL omCE Pool. ~drp. bltna. klds balcoey, Corpe!. Choice • ' woo ISJ.E. 3 BR, ' BATI!. Kids • "'" olt. 2 Br n.m -Mlh .. ,,.., Move ln,,. ______ _
DELUXE 2 Br, 1\1 ba. OPEN lO AM to I Pll ok. localloa. Cblldten A l)llall iiEWJlE 2 l 3 Dr., 2 Ba. Adult• • -·-. n4.· -· ~• •1••, 3 Br. 1199. All -~-Iuly 1. &4>!661. i•
Studio, <rptJ~ pool , •DEWXE1•2BR.• l996&1ooieNo.t ••• 642'381l 11 1oomt. Ra bte enc1 lt."5 "'1a1 ~-·~·~ P.;L847-3e69 968-ru·-"'UICK CASH AMowM•-11
1111111, II" Pl\IOI-$lSO. 1 811111, tlmnbr, pr., lit St>. :!nOlll•p No. 5" .&a.7035 pt> "' .,... pr, up, " AP!>!· to.,., or 0, ,.
a.Jld ok. "' pets. &• 01911. Cout Pim. • se.ml. 2 Br. Adults. no pets. :;;, :. ~L 3!l Vic> ::j1134:ll95 Mace Av'' v....oo ""' mooeyl Rant Newport lloach THROUGH A 1 !,?'}.!1 ~ ~L l_
I BR. •Ill-w/loft. Da~llll XTRA "' 2 Br. 1\1 Ba, nu BAY MUDOWS AP1'S. * Spl<. ' BR .... crpt, 2 BR unlurn •Pl Meaa v-,.., ...... •Pl .. , ·-23)4 w, OcelMont, le 1 BR, DAIL y PILOT qulcltly • ...11y. can
tn>k, di> ltlt. ....w.1,,,,...., t>Alhl . ...,,,..._ .... acc. No Ill w. Bu St, QI 14M17r.1 dnoor Okin pm. Sl.15. ..,,. <TPI•· tlnpei, hill••" bldg .• •"· thni a Cit.Uy Pilol 1ummtr a wtnltt rentats. WANT AD Ardtlle ftlll 02-1911 i..
Sl75. 134-U: m.2:04. ~· sr·~ .ti 5. \\rlllfr_Ek::pftant. ~me.A·l.lne , m.&1"'1. I~ lno. ggi..~. Ml.Wf)f'od Art 6-Q..S671. llVAil JUI~ I,~ --------' '-"'-"_ .. _lnlY..o..·-----,
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INMllry Help Wontod, MI. F 710 _.;.p _o __ , ---.i Holp w.-, MI. F 710, --------Auto tronapom tloh 525 Lost 5S5 Controct0< t• MIDDLE age......,,,.;..,.
..... ....... --------------,;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;i;;;; ' EXECtmVE S..:..i.ry -O S lo< ....i.mvalld 1ad1 • SNOOPY. -·· ·~ old JACK Taula,.,.R"°"lr REPAIRS. pllllttn, brick, •-.. ·•··i. to"'~ Ci~ I Ai-.lve. Most have INSPECT R ••-. ha • -· NEED ride to mid-town Lot .,... ,,,.,. remod., addlL ig )'ft exp. bkitlr., llonft .. Ql&lity work. ~...... .,._...,. • • abort.band To .,, OO It ~in. w: c&f', "' ....,. Af¥dN trom Corona deJ Btqle Jotit ~ 615 ir Uc'd. My Wa.y Co. 5t1.ooll Ken, Ph. Rtlid. 642-l'J'JO. Machine Dnftmwi $100 SrtCa top t y PI n &I .... r. week. MobBe home park.
Mar Mon thnl Thurs. l.MW' Brookburst le Ad• m •. MarkttU. Sec'ty t700 lkllll. Some bookkeepina re-Minimum 6 mo. lnlptttion I: 673-89l7 ••
M :30 am, le..ve L.A. 4:))-5 Collar, no tap. Reward. Drlvew•y1 P•lntlng It Insurance Sec'ty $$50 Good l'lrun aptitude and quired. Full time position. previous P.C. auembl,y exp.M :.::R::::::. ::;:E~n-r~l-n_e_•_r_o-:r
Pf!\. £1.ther u ~ or Dlly1:. 82&-«l60; Eve•: j ;:.;_.;.;;~;_----P•,.riwinglng Rec'pl/Sec'ty IO ~ mme· typing helpful. Litt, Salary op._IS. Bl.ytront ol· Fut Crowin& Co. VERY temi-tttlred, \\'Ould }'(Ml llA
will tumish car tor 213/*"-9343. QUAUTY .ekl co• t I ri I • PurcbuinJ Oerk to $600 acdderlt or health insurance tice. ~Ul NICE PEOPLE! tb le.am how to UM1t In
responsible drtwr. PboH $100 Reward :.~~he~s, :Ua :~~~~~ QUALITY INTERJOR DenUJ AJ1't. l..a&UM $500 prde:rreQ. but hOl ~ntial. &'<PER b1cydo reyainnan, your own reiidenl1111 pro-
m-.c.lM or-· Sl1\I It Golden •baUY dog. Mihl!S5. v-!:~!;"b .. o r>:t-NE WPORT full time. Mlulon Scl>wlnn NO f£ES! P.P.S. P'•'l.Y on !he wholHale bull
Tq reads L. Palml'r, San v.,, l\11:.......,._ "'... Personnel Agency v Bicyd• Shop, La I u o a niake I~ profit. at the
Dle&0. Vic San Joaquin 111111 Electrical * 646-'lOSl " Ill Do::,:_!}:
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Rd A: Marguerite. COM. EL£CI'RICAL \VORK. All * PAINTING • PAPERIN C -" ..,, J, JJ EXP. baby&llte:r. to care fm Pilciflc meet &e~ other tx· ~=YHt~c:=lat. ~13.szi4 •!,~~~: (ll 223-kinds. Bts or 1tn<tll We'd It ulni.e~-.--i G Ext= ,..,..,...,....,,..,..,..,..! 4. & 6 yr old l1rla. Fl'om S Ptrtonnel S.rYices Erwineen doine' tht .~
530
.... ~ -; (\) ~. Ina. Free ut. 546--0211. c. J,,....,""' 14U'&D Actar...Acift:lllf!I am to 6 pm. 5 d&;Y1l wk. Call ll.2 No. Towe:r thin:· No license requ.u..:u. Spiritual Ra.dine• 1tiv.;:n ,--.,;.:,-'-'~'-_,.;.-~-Call lllll'T'i8 GU-4558 FAME I. FORTUNE ·~ ·-•··-For IU-''"er into, C a ll daily. 10 .Ut-lOPM. Advice MALE Doxie, brown/gtty ELECTRICIAN, llttnstd, Some actual MT/ST e'X• Mn. warren, ..-U-.UJ. "°""~ Union Bank Square l"UI
given on all matten. I can face, 13 yn old. Ans IO bonded. Small jobi, maint. No WunnK Independent producer & pe:rience required, with ex· F/C Bkkpr. Days M1 ttme. Ora~, Calif. SlJ..1103 & talk to Lee!'.
"WUl!e". Rtd collar & *WALLPAPER * casting ,.rvlce seekl ""w cellent IJ'anlCrlblne ok111A. Penonnol Dept. Hoar 547•6446 e e NEEDED
help YoU· bl•ck flea callar. Uc. Vic " repalra, 543-5Jll. When .....,., call "Mae'' laces for GP rated films I: tal Ne. Two Offl•• Glrl1 312 N. FJ Camlno Real G ~ • •-.:."= ... :!::i =.· =· ::...,____ A&k for Raebel \Viy -r--,.,, ___ _._ N w pt/Irvine Oetprrate. aruen1ng M&-1444 ~111.l 'IV COMERCtALS. For INTERVlEWING
t;>a.J• \,,JCIUCllU:: 1n . Call ( 2 l 3 ) FIE L D aerviceman. ell:•
m-9131or492-9034 =· =e l~hter. QUALITYG P1~!!~~u. ~~::: ~· Mon-Fri J..12:30 p.m. perlenced. ;~ 00 do o rl·IN=SURAN==CE~~----.,-.,..Co. Muat -0.-'a~'yble_ fl> ddYt wv. wwkt Uke to rent )'Ol.rt GARDENIN Aceto R-olvablo Clk ON ope:raton, to yrs. b&ck&round. General Office Cid. lov<ty, beau~ bouH with monogram w/letter M. at c Yn ex""r. in area. Re-lnt/F.xt. Free est. Reis. -SITE OF OUR 642-.1400 n ~ V ~~ _...:.™=..E=·=l=G.::••:;S:;I.::.· ..:....· -'--Dom' '-JI B GM'/"" "' ,.-027 9 ···"·" <or '"·y Acctg. Dept. · Oerlc. Agt ·;;N. ••IC\.I llln Ir dock in ewport Atta. nn:11, · · ,..., ,,;, planting, haul away, ienua.1 a.i,,... 5 · '"""-'t:U .,... NEW BUILDING I F id $5.r"' . .
<r A t. Be 1 0 I Sentimcntat value. Gen. . F t Req: 2 yn:. exper. in like Ge r •Y .-duties. Policy f)'ping, some tor uau• a 0 _ -~• ,.,,.., 2044 landscape maintenance. E}..'T. painting, ree es. position, 10 k~ adding New position In, property bkkpr, Salary open. 673-3833
referenctl. Call W a I la h ~=•~u.,,;...u·_N"--'--~·--=-Ftee estlmat". Rea!! Lic'd, Cuar. You pick PACIFIC MUTUAL t d pt · If·-·· ''" t ~ machine by touch. typing 50 managemen e • o .... ,..,,_\;;ii~i.i•iippii.. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;., CJa..&.. f4t.0)22. SILVER ..-y male poodle. 540-7173 or ..... 9076 color • ~oe'll do rest. FASHION ISLAND firm llandl• ~., fig ....... e·~ ,1·pm (eleclric.} Pennanent • i""" ... • •
FIND YOURSELF Vlclnity Sunflower & YARD O.EAN·UP TIME?' 642-8520. resident only, Call for in-(Corner Sota Crm: I: urea, organiie. No ''Hum ID\1'tr..tr Da>~t"U"-ln
IN SOMEONE ELSE. 1''aln1e\\', $l00 Re¥.wd. 3478 Tree rcmovaJ. pruning, lawn PAINTING &: PAPERING, t er v I e w aJ>POintment, Newport Center DrtveJ Drum Job." Lovely new 11\.Vll"tC: .-U\.)\...Jl"61"'l:U.
DISCOVER San Rafael Cir., Co.ta Mesa cart. Also, lawns fertilized, 19 yrs in Harbor area. Lie & 492-1153, Mrs. Gonzales. Newport Bch offices. Xln't SERYK:ES•.J.UJ.O
DISCOVERY M>6529. top dreu, mow, I: edge, $15. bonded. Ref's furn. 642-23216. ACCOUN'l'S receivable clerk. * FREE daily bua trans-benefits. Abigail Abbot Per--
n 4/835-6885 2131381·3393 LOST dog: Beo.gje re.med Drivewa)'I sealed Jal, PAINTING • Honest, clean, 1ifust be reliable & have portation for . work in Los JIOnntl Agency, 230 W. War-Scc'yAcctng Dept to $fiOO
PROBLEM Pregnancy. C.On-~~-vi:1n:°1~ V ri:,: 645-4191 MS-66.16 gUnranteed work. Licensed worked with the public. Lite Angeles until
1
move to 1 _ne_'.c.• _su_l_to_:l!l!>_,'--S._A_. __ ~~~~ to ;:
fidtnt. sympathetic preran-AL'S GARDENING & insured. 61::>-5740. typing req. Knowledge o1 Newport, Sept. 72. GARDENING I: o 11 ts~ de Payroll/EDP to S600
ey counselinl-Abortion le Sun. Tag No. 8 5 -4 1 2 ; tar prdeni.na: 6 •ma 11 The Hangman. Up to % oU. water dislrict he Ip f u l . • CHILD CARE. Colleit! maint. Full or part tune. Girl Friday $550
Adoption rel APCARE. c~:.:.:.=7c.·-~~---landscaping aervtcea, call Labor i1 buy mat. Call Dtstrlct ln Laguna Niguel. girl tn Irvine area breded Hunt I neton Retirement Gen'! Ole/Dictaphone $52'.l
6f2,..4436, LOST in Eastb.lutt. 54G-5l98 evta. Ser v Ing 11fobile store. 547-5846 Please call 831-2:m. for summer child care. Residence. 842-7788. Accounting Oerk to $500
lfalr """"wn fem. tort./ Newport, CdM, Costa MHa, ~k. ~•7333 ENERAL ~-full Pl' .,75 ALCOHOIJCS Anonymowi. 11~1 iitfen. &44-2239 Dover Shorel, Westclitt. WALLPAPER HUNG Accounts Payable.,......... JJolr • G vux,...,, or . Clerk Typist ..,.
Phone SC-7217 or write ~~~~!!~~~= Carl Rebko 646-2449 ~lust Type CREW MANAGER A/P, AIR, appt for P!Tlme Secretary $3+: hr P.O. Box 1223, O>a"tll Meaa. ; AL'S Landacaplng, Tree 67:>-3450 or 549-1933 We need 2 men over 1B that figures. Type fiO..flhorlhand. 488 E. 17th (at Irvine) CM
I I~ removal. Yard remodeling. PROF. painting, also roofs, Aak for Margaret can handle a small group ot Yacht of!ices on Bay -642·1470
nJER.E is only 0 .D e s.mc.. and R9p1ir1 'I'raah ha.Uli1'4t, lot cleanup. accow:. cell., inter/exter. 646-(651. I ..... ~~~~~~""' I .. Wright'" way to get a llii6 Lic/lnl. Free est. 645-5191. ATl'RACTIVE Gall to learn boys getting new customers ---------1. ~ Try tt. you'U like ~· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii Rlipair sprinklers. 673-d . FOR dean I< neat ..... 1 .. ttng, It teach professKmal cos-. for Southern Orange ~ GENERAL Shop Helper, to INVEST IN
It! 13,l.2l()l. JAPANESE Gar ekn er; m· 1e~-or ...... _...: ..... 7~u.. metlcs. VIVIANE Woodard, ty'11avorite newspaper. Men clean I: paint parts .'1: help YOUR FUTURE Ba bysitting C.Omplete Yardwor • i-.,1-'""'""'-..,, 842-6449, Jor appt. can earn $200.00 to $400.00 tn atock room $2. Hr. No
Tr•vil S40 ---------CJean-up. Fl'ff Estimates, ~'"~'-"::.·_Dlck~o-·~-~~-· -:,-IAPT. Mgr. 46 units Costa perweekdependizWonnum-exp, nee. Apply in persoo, Full or p/tlme. :.:.:;.;.;;... ______ I SUMMER altttng • 4 or 5 yr f>.U.3102. Plaster, Patch, R1:>alr Me!a. Exp. (.'()llple or man. her ot boys you can carry. 858 Production P l, CM. BE YOUR OWN BOSSI
COUPU: and IOll, li:, with olds. Beach trips. Reis. $20 PROFESSIONAL tree work, Maintenance. 1 bdnn apt. Thill i.a a dignified career GENERAL o f r t c e ex-Men or Women
neat couple fer partnership wk. pr u n l n & , tr Imm in 1 , * PA'ICH PLASTERING garage. &Uary 0 Pen. commanding high. wqea. No periehee. Starting aalary ~':t a;t::~c~A~ * 64>l38'l * 11praying, spr In kier•. All ~F~timates 644-6297. experi:c" b~ ~ut $LT5per hr. 540-0095 ~in-
p rox l mat eil y $20,<m :~i::1::1,:; = =~a~~ 1
ea nu P' Plumbing APARTMENT MANAGERS :1':t boys.a lletnter!~ed .~ tft'View.
ava.llable. Rudy Glldeha.ua. e 54&-8854 e Adult C.Omplex 24 Units can start oow, call 89'f·ll1D GEL coaters &: molders.
-s ~-1.1-•-.. Las PROFESSIONAL Save on home ........ in 639--6420 ,,__ 9 A M until 2 P Id. Start immed. APP l Y
LHHAYoll-
Toxl Cob
can for Appt
"''"' vu"""'' .tU•vw. BABYSITTER bas openings Japanese Gardenin& Service to-.. eat plumb,;;,~ paint Tl'ENDANTS ,_ ..... .uum ' · · Mel-<:raft, 738 w. 11th St, Vegas, Nevada, B9lOO. from birth to 6 yn. My home Free Est. * 646--0619 ~ '""' • ' ' A • tervK."" .,.._, COCKTA I L & Food
SHIPMATES WANTED w/Iee yard. CM 548-84!M. EXPERT Japanese Gardener Installations 839--0372 full &: part, day & nite, w at tr f! s s e 1-Apply m a.ta Mesa. •·'-.a-H-.1..
Wlndjammer-!!oothl'Aclli<: PLUMBING REPAIR Salary+ comm. 644--0743 poroon. U am.J pm, GIRL FRIDAY l;;;;;;;;;i;i-iii;;';;i;;;~;;;·;;;ii·-... ·~ • Business S.rvic• * 645--1796 * No "'b too small CdJ.'\f. H-'•, ........ n...t-ool s .E. Bn..r pr-managflflentt•
546-1311
Share work expenses CM or NB area ~ ... .,..'M> * ~·~.1 ~ P1-m• -.1 vr-•v -1~
213/311-1239 REAL ESTATE AGENCIES * ~ Auto Mechanic Santa Am.. co. Answer phonH, Vt'"''6• lii'iiiliiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiii J Wantto sdl that hou.se? How COMPLETE La"' n " COLE PLUMBING BMW Exl>'rlenco, Should ::.C=O=.:l.:::L=-Wl~N~D~IN~G~ !Ulng. Ability to compose
about a beautifully hand Gardening .ervice. Haul.inc 24 hr. service. 64.S-ll61 have Cl815S A Ll cen11e, Good letters. Shorthand preJer-
J .C. PENNEY CO.
24 Foshlon Island
Newport Booch
NEW ACCOUNTS
CLERK
Experienced
Minimum l year
commercial b&nking.
CENTINELLA
BANK
Reglonii omce
17141 646·7121
Norma FeJ'IWIOD
Equal Oppor1unl!Y Employu
NEWCOMER WELCOMING:
Hospitality Holtesa
To can LOCALLY on new
resident Jamilies bringtnl
gifts " civic info. Good pay
P/time. Must have hapP)'
smile, car, typine: ability.
517.,'K)95.
NOTE TEWR
Experienced
-UNITED-
C11ifornlo Bonk
6 Monarch Bay Plaza
South Laguna
496-1273
1 ][SJ painted, decorator mural? "-clean-up. Jim 548--04lfi, Working conditions, See To $2.80 Per Hr red. Salary to $550 depen-
Loll end fCUld Call me, I'm reaaonable. JOHNSONS' GARDENING Drains unciJgged -$T.50 Mr, Heinz at Irvine area ding on exper. SUbmit
.!_ __ II..------' Trennel, 540-9663 wkdays Yard Malntenanc<, Plantln& Sewe~t~i;.,:~-$15. CREVIER ;;":, ~~h ~· 1810•
' alt'· all day Sat. SUn. Oeanups 962-2035 MOTORS P.P.5 •• NO FEES
11 Sooklng
HOME
DECORATOR
CONSULTANTS
Equal Oppor. Employtr
NURSES Aldes-Apply In
penon, Parle Lldo Conv •
Hosp, 1445 Superior Aw,
NB.
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FCMWI (free •dsl 550 Carpat Sarvice LAWN SERVICE Roofing GIRL, recent 11"8.duo.te. JI06i· 1 ~--------Cut-~.o1 .. e-Trtm Dependable • T G y Roofing Deal 208 \V. lst St., 84.nta Ana Call Rachel May bon with none technical m-1' JOHN'S Carpet A UpholJtery =:__ ~ 6• ~66 557-8585 • u • k 135--3171 547.1695 formation research serv~tt SEEN: Vtc. West Bay St., cleaners. Ext l' a .c.._. Direct. 1 do my own \\'Or · for architect. No selling in·
C.M. Two boxe·?i' 1 ~.: Ori-Shampoo free Scotch· ROTOO'ILLING. Ne; !:i.':' 645-2180. 548-9590. AUTO SALESMAN Cook vclved, no typl'll'. or For thit aru NURSES Aides, &11 .shifta:,
1 white w/ ra: • ~ gUard (Soll Retardanta}. aprinklers, tree~ 'J6l-3'J:i81 Sewlng/Alterai'lonl Experienced Imported Car Experienced convaJescent le previous exp. nee. '\p:>t'/ ln Full tim career oppor, Must F/time. H.B. (bnv. Holp.
around neck (hurt» un-Degreasers & all color shaped or rem · -EWIN-G DE-SIG.NIN-G Salesman for BMW Agency. residential ca.re facilities. person 7933 w. 3rd St. Los ha e nt (ul 18811 Florida St., H.B.
nh"C &: looklne lost. brlgbtenen: A 10 minute JIM'S G&rdenlng, complete S • Group in9uranct', demo. 642-3505 A g Jes Calif ve nee success ex· 1..:=:..:.====--·I
yard d5nUJll Men ·Women. Reuonable pl.an. See Bob Crevier at n e ' · per, In sellinl custom drap. OFFICE Oerk with .:Ge F'OUND puppy between
Falrgroundo • OCC, en.ta
Mesa. Owner Iden t i fy.
S40.J994,
bleach tor white carpets. lawn&: catt, . rates. Ten dollar minimum. CREVIER MOTORS DATA RECORDER GIRLS, 5'10" or 0\-"t'I', to eries I: acces11>riea. payroll, bllltna: A typina a;.
Save your money by sa.vb~ 54>l662 aft 5 pm. Estimates. Call 84~7450. OPERATOR pe.rticlpe.te in Sociokigy ex-, . per. Small office. Apply
me extra trips.. Will dl"'IUI * LANDSCAPING * 208 W. 1st St. PART-TlME . per._ in strength. Up to UJ. Excellent commwxm I: car Allie Mae's, l5M> Monrov1a..
Jlvlna: nn., dlrung nn$7. ~ New lawns. Sprtnlden:, decks, Alterations -:._ 642·5845 Sant• An• SUbmlt qualifications to: per Eve. 842-5641 aft. 6:~ expense. Outstandlri1 be:ne--N.B.
YNG. Feme.le, leu then yr,
part husky dog-vie BE\fast &.
Fairvi•w·Ha1ecrest • -1994.
hall $15. Any nn. .JV, cleanup. State llc'd. 536-1225. Neat, accurate. IA} yeal'I ~-835.3171 RUTII McCLURE PM. fits. PHONE .oUcltor fem, Worlr: :X~~h ~lO~ir!~~ ~t EXP. Hawaiian Gardener S • ..;lg;..n_• _______ AVON lNVITES YOU to P.O. Box 1810, Newport GIRL want~ for pet shop, Apply In Penon 2% hrl i>er eves. rrom )WT
method. r d9 work m,yselJ. Complete prdenlng servlce 3.D Magne'lic Signs start earning extra cash ..:Be:.:=ac::h::., ..:~=2663=. ____ exp'd pn:1'd but not nee. 10 AM-4 PM home. Salaey le comm. aft
Good I .., ~01 Kamalanl 646-1676 "= ch ' sdling our exciting cos-Rral ESTATE Will train. No phone calls. 6 pm 54>1';63. re · ""'"'..,,.. · ' ' ~"J ea • up. metic fasbklns for aummer, UI Equal Oppor. Employer General Slrvlc11 Call 962--0!l'IO anytime ''12! For a penona1 appt. 1l3 Broadway, C.M. M/F PROFESSIONAL FOUND Ballet Hound vk:.
StaUr Broe. Market on 19th STEAM Carpet Oeanen.
SL, C.M 8_30 w. l8tb St., prof. at lowest prices. X10
CM aft 5 m sq. ft. $29.9>. 962-0672. . . er p .
FOUND Wednesday. 6-21. C•rp1nter
Black puppy, male. Hun-LARGE OR SMALL
tiogton Bl\lch, 5J6-M49. All Types Work: Cut doort,
.FND. Gennan Shepherd pup, panel, remodel, f i nish ,
approx 2i,, mos. Jem. O.C. frame, repairs ·etc.
Falrgrndl. Sun. 893-3822. 96~ 1961.
RHODESIAN Rid~ Back CUSTOM v.·ood\\wk panel-
dog'. Owner call '114 : Ing. Cabinets. Gen'I repairs.
494-3494 and Identify. Ph. Duke D a Durk a ,
CAT, young temale, reddish 64&-7S98.
bt'CM'n &. white, 'JbaHe. It. MINOR:c.:.ho_m_e_re_paas.'"'·,..-"'p"1um--
W•oon. Lag Bch. 497-1091. bing • C"P'ntry -painting
8 WK. Puppy vie. Rochelter -roofing. Call 540-6560.
& Senta An~ C.M. Identify PARTITIONS, sm. remodel,
to claim. 645-1082 alt 6. move walis. Quality work.
FOUND oew 10 speed bike Ken, ph. Re11id. &42-1770.
on Balboa Peninsula call ":eiling1
OR 3-<;~ and de=lbe. --~-,..,,,--:",.
FOUND tan Cockapoo vicini· Acoustical Ceilings blown
machine applied. Free es·
ty South COfl.st p 1 8 z a Umate1. G11ar. 644-TI83. 61nn2. 842-5539.
FOUND: Irish Setter pup. Cement, Concrete
Identify. C.M. 645-5308. JOHN'S Patki, pool decks I:
lost 555
RE\\1 ARO SlOO! LOST honey
rokn't<l puppy v l c i n It y
Harbor lli School. 548-6709.
Any day ls lhe BES! DAY to
run an ad! Don't delay ...
call today 642-5678.
block. I'ree esl 8J3.-021Jl for
appt. do.)'I or aft. S.
e CUSTOM CEMENT \\'ORK
Drives. walk!, pa!Jol!,
pool deck"i. Don, 642-8514
PATIOS. walks. drive, hmnll
new lawns, saw. break,
rtn')O~. ~ for est.
rorAL SERVICES 00. Television Repair Call ~7041. CAREER 1!v.!nope~1a:; n:=. ~ =~=•A~~
Plumbg Install'•· Carpentty. * BLAINE'S TV * BABYSI'M'ER, needed 8--6 Duties consist of typing, lil· J, C. PENNEY CO. Hourly Employeu Benetit
};lee repe.il'I, cement work. Servicing AU Branda pm weekdays. Nr Wil9011 Let us help you &et darl:td tng, 10 key ltdding machine, Fashion lsl•nd By I.mt :reea
fw6..1809. Authorized Magnavox. School. 66--7646 Call aft 6 in high eami.ngs with an ex· answering phones etc. Muat Mana.gen •••••• Salary Opr:D
THINGS By llj008e: Fence, Known Jor honesty 540-4.113 pm. panding ruu. SERVICE be able to work % day on Haa openings for Good oppty w/lq: Corp
gen. crpt repllr, appl irustln, Till BABYSITTER for summer, qanization: Excellent op-Saturday occasionally. Aut. Manqen ••... $150. mo
etec., plumb, tile. 5.IZ-8949. my place, own trans. Moo portunitiH in' Advancement Opportunities BEAUTY SALON 2nd Cook ........... $25. sh1ft
Hauling CERAMIC tile new & Ihm Thurs. i> day Mon. * LIBERAL LICENSING Excellent company benefitg OPERA TOR Broiler Man ............ Open
remodel. Free est. Small Refs. 67>B144. PROGRAM including pa.kl vacation, Fl)' Cook , ....•.....•.• Open
TREE a: Irg. plant removal. joba welcome. 536-2426. BARMAID wanted. Good * Free comp!'f!henslve ~ pe.id insuranot I: retirement Waitreaes .. over 21, Food le
YBJ'd & trash clean-up. CERAMIC Tile, Kitchens, penonal4ty a must. Apply House contiDual tn.inin&' program. Costa Mesa area. COFFEE SHOP cocktails. O:iolc~locationl •
Rototilling, mov!Da;. 2 trucks n-!hs, En-..... Cu st 0 m 10-3 Knotty Keg 21 2 5 * Residential ResaJe Write Classified ad No. 10 COOK llhi.tts , ...•••.•.• , •. $1.65 hr. 5 flat du 7 d 24 Dl:I ... ;.. • * 0 -idential Inoome Daily Pilot P.O. Box 1560 ,., uo. .. _ + ton mp. ay, work. Reas. Glen, 548--1263. Harbor BJvd., C.M. ~ Hoste11 •••••••••••• .,..ON w-.
hr. Call ?if le T 6(2..1403. BO S WANTED $ * Trade-in plan Costa Mesa. Cali!. 92626 Hostea/cuhier ••••••• $2. br
DISPOSE OF THAT UGLY Tutoring $ y * Full' Aervice office HOUSEKEEPER Excellent worltin1 Bua boys ........... $1.65 br.
TRASH AND DEBRIS . SPANISH TUTORING Ag" 12-l!i CALL JACK BACK Beall!. CdM home, 2 adults, 5 Cnndllions. r Mgr-Front Desk-Hold •• $3. hr
FREE ESTIMATE. 673-2380 MUST BE: (tt4) 833-1266 day wk. Good plain cook. Outstanding benefits. FEE
REASONABLE 548-6428. All ages. L Neat and honest. COLWELL Must have car. Good salary. ROYAL SERVICE AGENCY 2. Able to Vr'Ork from approx, A t bl p ~-YARD & Garage Cleanup. 3 PM to 8 PM and 8 hours 644-1109. PP )' mion 3848 Campus v ••Y"OJ
Free .. 1. 7 days. call I II i & J Satunl PROPERTIES INC HOUSES11TING wanted. Suite llll, N.....,. Btach anytime, S48-5031. '""°)"*It f 3_ ~njoys pl~ parties and 1 , kq or short timr, me.JTied 24 Fashion Island 557-2800
~------~·~~ Disneyland. couple, both teachen, no Newport Beach REAL ESTATE YARD, garai.:e cleanups. (a irubsidiary of ..... ,..1-R I e Remove tree11• dir1, ivy, 4. Would like to make $15 to 1..'UA<.U-.:n. e ere n c a
, kip Io ad e', backhoe. Job Wont ed, Fomolo 702 $40 I>" week. 1---='h.::•..:.Cn::t::well=.:Cn:;·:_> --available. ,.,_l!i20, Equal Opportunity Emplor.r PROFESSIONAL
847-2666. DENTAL a&!istant for pro-HOUSEKEEPER needed Salenne.n Ir broken! The
I GOOD TYPIST This job Is getting new cus-fetoional commune, llvb>r part time, xlnt pay, vari<d KEYPUNCH opportunity ls here! Yoaare PICKUP .scrap m f' ta I Wiii clo your typJng at tomel'I for Southern Orange together and sharlnc. Dr. awes. call Jor interview 6 . need.I'd lmmedlatel,y for our
....ubers, etc. Rehig 1:1!:!° her home, Wiii r lckup County's favorite newspaper. Rolfe, 494-f685. to 9 pm, 6C'J..98'm. raptd]y expandiJlg Re a 1
nlfl!'. or not. Nwpt. 675-o.o.wo, I H B -·" . d 1· . 1 _;..,:,."""'===-:-,--..,-OPERATOR 646-3250 and deliver oca • ·• No 1..vue<:Ung, no e ivmrw. DENTAL ani.tant, aper.. HOUSEKEEPER. ~ in. Estate division. Postttve op-
F . V., W11t, 75c per pg. TransportaUon ii furnished &luth Laguna otnee, Mon.-Under 50. Calta MeM. portunil:y for advancanent
LOCAL Moves, Exp college or wUI work by hour from your house. U interest-Fri. x·rays. Send resume to S45--8395 After 6 PM To work for large financial Phone,
sludent. Lrg I.ruck. Reas. call u7 -s. ed caU between 9 A.M. and P.O. Box 722, Dano. Pt. I-...;.=,.,:""'=~--,-,.-, ....... anizatlon in Ne"""'rl li1 .,, ~.. 11 t ~ ._, 2 p M d 11 HOUSEKEEPER. wanted to -·a ~...., • ·-=..'::::~..:co="'=·----· • a Y-DENTAL A 1 a I at ant• "ve ,·n, pv t -m. bath & Beach. Day lhift, ~linlmum -NEED help at home? \Ve 197 1310 u ,...., ' Housecleanlng have Aides • Nune• e • Orthodontic experienct ~ TV. Mlllt drive. 494-7258. 6 months expert e n c e .
· H~···~ e Companions e ---'-BOYS ty. call AM only, 1142-7775. Famfllar with l1l9 " 11511 ~ MESA Oeaning. C11"'"'ts. ,,,.,..... .. tA.. and/-data recordl-windows, floors -.-;tc. H om em l )'er a -Upjobn Age 10.14 to dellwr papen DRAPERY lmtaller custom INJECTION u• • ._ * Rtsldlrom'L 557-6712, 547.,;e&. in!beDanaPoblt.SacO.. "'Jl'd 5 clay 'w •ek, MOLDING equipment.
Mll-llll. EXCELLENT houOedeanlng, mente """'· multl-beoefifl. Call kr h> OPERATORS For =~~ Call * * * * * J apn"'"' Lady ., p erlenced, re!erencH. DAILY PILOT tervi.w. Window Oesignll (Or Trol-•I AVCO FINANCIAL
84• ••s< m-4420 Inc. Mll-OIJD. For Plutks Manulactum, SERVICES will do housecleaning. r£'1 ... PIT
* 646-0019 * Jobs Wontoci, MI. F 704 CASHIER. lull or . an.veyard llhlft. Mull be *5'00 Trader 's Parad1"se oAYWOR~\G•ne .. 1 ~ ::=a1~1N.= ..!~1 ESCROW =~d·:~~~e=i=Equal,;,;;,!!°".;.-;,,..•unr""""' .. Em""'"~'""' C le an t n g . Rt I l able. CER11FIED exptr. te ,...-l'I R I E 1~ '°""' seek livo-bl job u COOK Sal. or &m. Ll'n!O Oolor cameraman H 1 •••
Tr ansporlation. ' i tutors or c:ooka. Younc Om\lalelCetlt hOspital It resi-OFFICERS Appl;y 1 PM-4 PM "----an. W a I~ Llctn1inll Course 11• nes 5<t-93JO --• '' f cillty lllO West IJlh ST. "'Jl• ,....._,.. J'uII aalH tnJntnc lll'Oll'ID'
(.'tl\l111c w/lntanl noi>-""'"""" dential care a . ......_., Mna, .,._,,., opet) &:-neao~~. (n4) _no _ "···-·nf _ HOUSE or CLEAN l'rt n 0 n • drinkers (%13) 642-3505 ........ ......... 521-0&2! ..._.... -............ -r
Floon. crpls, \Vindows .t: ~·31's·~ I edl I I t 1·-* ORnee Cout Plutlcs * . portuoltles. Alie lot Mn. times . '. -Carpenter TrolnH mm ae pacomen -1JVE.ln -k<eper, ranch Jones r.. -at
walb.
5
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61~, Halp Wontod, M .. F 710 Tbis 11 • fine job with a E!croralw o~ ·-:'..1.!.~ I A I LY slJlle ·-... Mull be SC.508!. BAY & ll<ach JouulO.~. ;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;I aro..r,. en. for the clean gene ..... ~ w --c.pahl< of ......... .,.,.. o! Tarbel Realton
d 11 S CrpU/l\rindows/Uoon etc. :re cut mM who hM had al Ing sales and loan etC'l'OWI. home I: a1ao lib anbnall. 0 ar Resid/Cnmm'I. 646-l~l. A Be~u:ponry least 11.S. training In Wood =.. ~ == N<> small cblldr.n. -· REC'PI', new law nfc.
'----------------""I * ~~t~~~~g * URGENTLY ~·u~:'~~~' ~: """'"''" Excellent !>'Inti< p I LOT . LVN b=.~~ l::Ji
1&0 Acrft in Oregon, for * • * * • * ' ReJs, Frtt ett. 646-2839 CO.stal Agtncy, 2 7 go !:,ne~~uant work· * ~ * .:m"-'~=1:.. ----~~
Tt>'t, unlU, home11, etc. 18+ ._ 10 can(ly machl.nel, .10c LADY want~ housecleaning NEEDED Harbor Blvd., at Adams, Receptionist $475
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11"-'· wnnt IY""'. Value S2.500. \Vant ...u MAODNE ,,.,__tors. Turret "'"-·-t-~. •~t-' Good -~ -•~w~ •• worl<. Exp'd. Own trans~ ·~=:.·----:-:::-! Pl C II .,,.... ~ -· .... .-...... Orana• Co. Eulli• 'IV" land, car. or T Dave, 847.J637 H OPRS -NM o RANGE Lofhe.H~ Clua A. Ap. !>Pin& sl<llll. smarts ' at-~HA~~·~. 96l-J010 846-700 J~ANEM.SE ciNe••;ngt "cddr1· KEY~~~! llM TIME FOR ro o1w.mscuss 'YOuR 0 * nu Plece>ll&. c.M. ='.'°N~C..':
WLIOAT HULL ~:!II !~lste<(Ufl~f~~: ~~ o:niran~~:~i029." 9 am~~':!': ~~pm QUICK CASH IW QUAUFICATl~S = w~d.ov:..:.· ~ tmb~. Fee Pall~ ~~·:."~'':: :"~~\~~·:;'~·~ EX:;;~*te!':tng wor11;.""!!,-.. THROU~H. Ar SECIJ8ITY. COAST'S ~t .. d>">"• round . cau8:'t:EW~r-
893-25Cl, SJ!-5033. ~ ~ lntwllll .U llF.OlAN!Cllnv. s.. CdM PERSONNEL AGENCY ~ :=. ;~ :::,.co~!~~~~~~ _!.,rof,;.1~~ ci::·~~.. PtnOllnel Senlc• DAILY PILOT PACIFIC leatli_. Ing :" ~~· ~!~: ~~'Dr .. :... ~1n ... m:::--::.: !::;.r;t .. ;e~1~,~~ ,:1:tchSJ7'l!i08.21hn. 641Ys~r·-·C.:2592 WANT AD BANK rketpla otrcond.Pb.61:H31s. ~~·t.~~.:!·~~
cipolir .,, 611 -671·27116, 54M.19;\, Ma ce Don't rJve up !ho lltlpl -· but .... ~ llodttlon Be Awai. AJlY clay lo die BESI' DA'IC ID &42 U'fl "List" It In duallled, Ship AVfh llJ'lrilYne, rnc. '"' * * * * · * * Sltlrta dMe to pleue )'>IL ""' an o41 Dan~ dela1 • • • """' !:qtlll Oppor. :Ell>plaJtr ID i5llot'o -..,, r,tJ.«11. Nlman a. C.M. s• llllS ,. 1;-.. ..;-••••!9"---.... ---66-103.I Mnn·n:I. 9 to 5, call today -.--r I .~ I • " ' ...
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Po4' OpUcs, IJlc., manufao. (0ctrt1ll Woltrouoa
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IOCl:IN In 1rvtoe Industrta.i hr·t.nders
Complex hu an lmmodlote Bus Boyt
1'9QUlremtnt. for a Rectp-Dl1hw.ash1r
tk:nlll Telephone Opera!Or. Apply In ..,... 10 am .. pm
Tho ..,... .. i..ted "" Ille JOLLY ROGER
pooltlon will lwldle a buoy RESTAU!tANT
recepUoniat dtsk with htavy 25l:A> Del Prado
ttitphone mponalbWtJe1. Dana Point Marina
typlq' aldlll muat. be-ex· eeu..t, abo a &""" ..,.. SALES Clerk, female. Large
dtntandlnc or. genmt or. part.Y &: paper goods ~. nee and bualneU practices. Previous sales exp. re-
qulrod. f"1l time. Am In
pel"Dl, 9 un-4 pm. lK11
Baker St., C.M. Mr, Harper. APPLY AT
POLY OPTICS, INC.
lJlli E. CARNIEGE AVE.
SANTA ANA
RIX!EP'llONIST I AKI. book·
keeper. ~ Dq, 5 day wk
wk.
~ A Beach Rlty. 67S-3lD
RESEARCH
SECRETARY
lntere1ttne job worktna tar
Piii>"• In pology. Top c. ..
salary k benefits.
SECURITY GUARDS
Long term uslgnment for
tuU or part time. So. Orange
Co. area. UNIFORMS
FURNISHED. 1 ~ for over-
time. Fl'ee~p life trui.
Sterl.lng SeCurity Service
326 S. Lemon St., Anaheim
SALESLADY for permanent.
part time job at Art Gallecy
in beautiful shopping center,
Santa Ana. Mu.st be at·
tractivt, dressed smartly A:
be 25 yean or over. start at
$2.25 per hour. 13-lS boun
NO FEES! /P .P .s. 1-'pe"'r__.wee==-k. -'-'Sll--2036.-~
SALESWOMAN, exp. dttnt•
& sportswear. Ow.'%' ~
Steady Part time. 8!M-Q3:2. Poclflc
Parsonn.I Services
1U No. Tower
\lnloo Bank Squatt
<Jranie, CatU.
. 547-6446
Aak for Rachel Ma,y
SEAMSTRES.5. no exp nee.,
but helpful. For dept store
mobile manufacturltlg unit.
Base pay while training .
Full time or eves I: Sat. For
aPPkc. It inter 1.851 Kaiser,
557--0882.
Hoi.t Wonted, MI F 711 Ant..... • Gor ... Sole 111 Muolul Inst-ism Poto. 0-rol l50 llNto. S.ff tot Motor Homes
RACOON (tame). Nice pol ,---,.=,.--,.--~!Uy 1 SCRAM LETS Slt!NNY MW Fr1&ldalre SPINl:l' --cond Sacrlli co W. ..USllEARWA'reR catamann-ESCROWSECRl!TARY ' • •wtherlctryer,cop-. ancl--.-otttr. ~ llli raet '°""' 7'6"
The 1rvtDt Co. .-a.n 1 yr old; Hoowr portaWe M&.1460 Cata m beam. 2'.JS 1¢ 1t 1all, in eood =wn ~~ "~ ANSWERS ~· SZ; J)aUun 11e1t ~ 2 Yr old Selmer AUo Sax, C!)od. WI. trailu. s.:'m. •t~ whftl, new, $25, mike bHt otte-. PERSIAN Ktttena. CFA Mutt w'J, bought larger :::-~nt ~!':.!~'!!; Burlap -Bl.ped -Reann -lOOl box for pick up truck, * ~~ * n;rtstered. black, ello boat. !>tHpi·
Nuance _ BURNED SS: 1wtvtl rocker, f3 1 Pers.lan atud Hrvice from 20' Viking' all bolt. New
Real Estate t4Cl'OW ex-Believe it or not, there'• ldt<.'he.11 bible, $3; 31 cup Office fumtture/ proven b~~"Wkt stud. &ails. tull roven. Ju1'l hauled
perlence. Typltt1 60 wpm, nothing colder than an old ~le cortee pot, $5; \\'Otk Equip.. 124 & rellniahtd. Mwt 1cll.
ability to oper.te addtng name that' BURNED t bench, $10; anw.1.1 garden Dogs &St Ch\·ncr. MS-Sl.50. ~chine or calculalOI'. Ex· s 00
' tools: mllc bouattdd itemc. WOODEN desk with attached ~.;;...-'------1·--'-'--""""=---ttllent company bene!ita OLD SUvertone crank Good Junk. 293 Bowilfw mUop.ny ble MIN. Schn&Uitl'I outlt&ndlnt SAILBOAT
and wot1dnc conditions. Call pbxq:rapb. ltUld u P G 5'I0-"15'l0 t.a • bookt!ue, PUPI \\1/pe.pen. $ 9 o, 14.~~· O'Day n cing sJoop. M Smoot 644-3389 model «> ftC'Orda. $70 reen Dr. or Ille. ms. 673·9385, ~2!:MXJ. Compan.ble to Udo 14', S.C~~·Buy~r Trne ' &12-lliOc. . ~-Pi•noa/Organt 126 WANTED: Good home tor h~ain & Jib, $299 .. Good ~
to $600 OAK pump crian. tine cond.. Jewelry 115 ALLEN.CONN-WURUTZER tralned trtmd(y combo dil.lon. 673-5468 Du'IO.
No sh. Kty 1pot tor advance-$300; smok!d &lass Swedllh OrJans. Pianos. Harp&icbordt Sht>pherd/Dane Gd w/ldds SAILBOAT 12' IF"leety Class)
ment in dynamic irowtna; vue (Qped) PL f9t..0402. DIAMONDS.. &y Olrtct NEW..US£0.RENTALS O\\'ner moving 613-Jru or riberxla.!is over ~'Ood. New
Irvine area eled:ronlcs firm.. * WHOLF.SALE PRICES * GOULD MUSIC CO 312/EX 5-4265. sail. tmmac, cond. S190.00.
Will train to buy .:>ft ltema. Appll1nces I02 Dana D\.amonda C96-JOllO Our 6lJt year • NEEDS holllt', maJ~. la111 ""636-::..;2388::::;:·~-~--,--,-~
Beautlful future, Top bene-SERVEL Rrlrir. 135. Good Machinery ••• 2045 N. Main, S.A. Shepherd, good with ldds. SfAR Cla.1111 sailboBt, tr!tt,
fits. Ablpll Abbot Persormel working Con. Wbite. ll2 Sfl~ needs room to run. $5. Covf.'r, gd sails, cnly S950.
Agency, 230 W. Wamer, Snug Harbor Rd, Newport ALL EN SYNCRCM:;RAPH WE BUY PIANOS-ORGANS IJ.t2...&ll. S48--&.)%.
Suite D , S.A, Bch. MODEL E 1415 HD JTF PENNY OWSLEY-Stanton DALMATIAN Pups, 6 wits, 4-~9~· ~, ~'1~,-1<-,~Sl~oop-.-ro-o-,.-,.-,N~t
Secretary $700 A DISI'RIBU'roR 1t1AOUNE. 11352 Beach Blvd. ~3314 AKC Camp lines. Summu fnr cruising. :\1nt c d .
Fee Paid/AlJo Fee Jobs !!;.::~ $35~~. ~ SU-1734 eVH &: weekends. Daily 10.9 Sat.Sun 'til 6 tun tor kids. Pr1 pty. $18,500. 644-41)48 att 5.
Top &kills, local deliver wll yr. euarn. Miscellaneous Ill HAMMOND Piper Au t 0 M&-70l?. al' Norv.·f.'g\81'1 sail boat. l>ual
Call Lorrainl! 83S-1778. · Cb>rd, l yr oid, S900 «best SJLKIE Terrier PupplH, A'fle lrai\rr. $.'WO.
WE.STCIJFF O'~R ~ w~~i.----WESI'INGHOUSE u .. ..i .. ~t otr. 5(M;...2824. AKC, 1 wks. Shedless, adot· 846-0491 Personnl!I Aa:ency ·v.c.. ~ ..... oci .. , ... ,. ..... , tM..,,
2)43 Westclltt Dr., NB refrigerators from $39.95. vacuum V.5. TaJM' recorder l1PRIGHT HA.rdman piano. able. Reduced! 962-8377. 32· Colu1nbia racing sloop.
645-2770 545-0780. $5. Boat ckily $25; Jemiry Good coblfition. $250. or o1· BEAGLES ->J<C, 2 male:s, 7 Slreps 4. $4950. ====.-oo--=---, ICOOD automatic washer tor tun lOc to $2; 3 netting 1er. 545-«Y15. wks old. Show quality. (TI4) 846-3445
SECRETARY: Vice Pres. of dark blue $40. ~~Only wrcught iron tabln $9; C.op-Champion stock. 64a-59 16. KITE No. 895 growlna: co. in the ~ betw 4 •-1 pertone pa nmge 29"', $25: 1 BABY GRAND, $600 houslne fteld. Be au t t tu I !!en • pm. Small cvpets $2: Dttt&ing Good cond. StS-1474 BEAtrrlf1.JL female mini \Vith dolly • Very good cond.
modern oftice by ocean. REFRIGERATOR, ve ry table or desk, bench & Sporting Goods 830 llilvt.,. poodle, 1 yr old. Good S750. Call 549-0229.
Family atmospMft. $li50. clean, lnlide & out. $00. T1XI matching bed frame SZi; w/chHdren Sal. 968-5335. KITE Sailboat, very gooct
Call Helen Hayes, 540..alSS. Westminster Ave. Westm. Kq me mattress $25; 2 S CUBA GEAR, new DARLING COCKAPCX)S rond., mast & boat rover.
Coastal A.Keney, 2790 REFRIGERATOR. clean, box IPrillfl $25; A.ssorfEd 1hark1lcin ftt Mlk, 8WEEKSOLD $10 EA . Must sacrtf. ~. 675-6257.
Harbor m at Adam&. OL auto, ~ 5 yrs old. linens 25e to $2; Schwinn Scubepro Mk VI rq-., ac-. &t2-4818 or 534-3885 11· ~fontgomery o in g h y .
SF.cRETARY in purchasing .* 893-9060 * Stlng:ray SIS; Ce1'mics, cesreories. All % pic:e. ADORABLE white tiny toy lapstrake hull, SJ.7.(1. Call
operation. SH, tiling, ao-SERVEL Re[rigE'rator, rune gluswve, ebb, hand ~aft 6:3>. poodln. Shau. ;;838-=.:1:.:•l::~:,.,.,-,,,....,..-= cura~ ~ I: rm.th. Ex· ~-ell, ~.. tocU, airioe:, prints, frames TV, Radio, HIF~ 642-4818 or 534-3885 Boats, Slips/Dockt 910
perlence pre.ferred. Good 548-6143 2Sc to $5; 4 hold touter $4; Steno G6 ST &mard pups. 7 w~. btl---'--'-----
opportunit)' & 1 r l D g e R W h /D Paperi>eck I: hard cowr pup shots, No .t..~~ 17' Schiada SK with UO bene:flt.. Call for ap-tnt at ers ryers books 25c to fl; 4-track 1972 ZENml 4: RCA TVa. stock. SflO. 536-f508~· ..----.... ~ferc OB. Canvas cover,
"BILL WHITIJOOES"
SUNSET MOTORS
ORANGE COUNTY
U>CATION
ELDORADO Min\ -
MOTOR HOME
$6448
FULLY SELF CONTAINED
le-IT"S BRAND NE\V!
Ser. •213Jl7
Phono 64S.Un
1970 Harbor Blvd.
Co it• Mesa
'TI Nl~1ROD TENT TRAii-
ER . , . LIKE NEW . . ,
$Jf!('ps S, stove !ILX6879)
SI '95
BEACH CITY DODGE
6555 Bt>a<'h lloulcva.rd
llunli11g1on BeMch
(714 1 !>t0-6WJ
Motor Home Rentals
Available for dally, weekly
or monthly basia. 21', 23',
and 2$' aeU contained Mo-
tor l lomes, all equipt with
1cnerator, root air. and
many other extras. AU
Coaches are 1972 models.
\Ve have the all steel Ami&O
alto. Pletl.'Sl' c·all 839-9560.
R.N. • O.R.
ExCJf.llent f:rlnce benefitl.
O:>ntact Penonnel Office
Mon lhN Thlll'I 9-4 PM
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
polntment m-3361. $2*. Wk639-. ~ m8.lD*. t tap@S $1; Sloes 8"' to 9, Drutlc price cut on all '72 ffi!SH Sharp! $1750. 962-.mi
AR Y F Illar ~· do<he9, aC<elOO!ies 50c 10 models to make ""'m tor Seiter pupe. AKC. 4 MOORING WANTED S EC R ~ T I :1::.6 d SERVICE Station Attendant, $2; Electric clocks S1 to $4; ''131. Priced 1eu than the mos. 1 mate, 1 fem. Ex·
w I working w e lull ti.JM eves A wknd.1. fumlture 110 u .. ....u....~ U 10 ., F dlec.wnttts w/3 ~ p'·ture ceptional. 646-«lflS. 12' boat. 644-4620 aft. I AM
13831 Harbor, Garden GIOYt
1 B1k. So. ol G.G. Inly. -material. Take dictation, to Must be exJIG'., neat & ~ ........ "'""&, ~; en-J• ".I' 1--"C.C.-'-'~~-=-~=
work p/time, reg. hn clean cut. Hourly wage + QUEEN 90fa bed $50 . tastlc ~ albtims 50c; tube, 1 yr P8JVI It aervice. Horns 156 Boats, Speed & Ski 911
COMMlJll!TY HOSPrrAL
Jnoo Euclid at Warner m-tm
pref'd. Will consider after incentive bonua. Don's Gull Uroom set (black vinyl Bing Cto8by 7&t $3; Carpet Terms or cub 90 plan. All 1 "''· 1213) 831-2256. s.-•-. 590 So. Coast Hwy' ., ..,la bed. chrome " gloss _, IS; IWlelooa plo-Zen11b 2:1" color from 1425 * APPALOOSA * FASTEST. gtamoro"' •k '·~ •·-on wood •• N 5 to •.iDO. 25" color • .-to 3 I boat on the coast! Call 637·
'·-·-· 0 -••h. -"ee •-end tablet) ·~. ua. ... s ...,; ew ~ ......., yoar o d ldl _ ... _ uc-. '-""" • _... .... 11..... -19" Cbrornocok>r -. 99 ng, 5744 Sat. Sun a Eves.
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'·"--•-• U75. B/room 6 GUUO' aquarium, &f5..3166. _. ...,,;p I I od u75
Motor Homes
For 1n od In Womon'o World
Coll Mory Both 642·5671, ut 330
SERVICE Statton Attendant, ............ ~ s-Se ~ Dr NB RCA 23" t:rom $425 to $469. reg 1 er • ~ • * 13' WHALER. • 7 O . .. • '"" ni,. l1and <no bed· •v• a ...... re ·• ' • CALL ANYTIME lull time eves 4 wkndt. ., ....... 25" $449 to $619. ABC CUor JOHNSON 50. Sl,100 Flrutf.
Sales • Rentals
558-3222 Murt be exper.. neat k enddlrcl '~ble1. ~ ~wood& 1972 G:, o_:;_,~, TV, 9021 Atlanta, HW> 540 • 3803 MARK 54Ml91. clean cut. Hourly wage 1+ ... ...,.... ncu •J• ...... ~ ttncton Beach, 963-3329. 1.(U S. Vlllnae W13, S.A.
incentive bonus. Don't GuH paUo furn. $l5. Decorator flllly automatic cbugt.•, ESCONDmo LIVESI'OCK ONLY S8500 S4Cm below
kitchen set $135. Colon1al AMIFMIMPX radio, aeal-PANASONIC turntable• AUCTION'S 4th Annu:i.l [i1 ·· • =· :!!:· Coast Hwy., end table 119. Small bkcue ed air suspem:kln speabn AM/FM 6radlo, 1t a Pe • Registered-&ll .Brttd11 I ~ TransportatJan . J IPh =-~· ~!; b: =~
$10. Vanity chair $12. CUbe plua tape deck. Still brand IP"ktta. Mos. c d. $'15. Horse Auction. June 30. . . ml 175 Cumminp dleRl, 1194 SERVICE Statlonlatt£1ndant, tables $2 each. MiJc prden new A: guaranteed. Wu 6f4...4.307. 6:~ pm. Auctioneers Rick
full tbne, eve. ahlft. Exper tools, lawn JllOWft' '65. left unclahned. Or1glnally 1910 1.enith 19'' Black A Berry&: F.ddle Rogen:. r-lo/R 920 _Auaus.:.=:.:t•::..:St..:·•-,C:..;.•..:l.;__ ___ I
only. Light me ch an f ca 1 Misc. homiebold i tem 1 . priced at owr $.lX). Now white, excellent picture. N. Freeway '18. Elcondi!lo Campers,~ ent •n Sbuta 18' mtr hm for
knowl. Neat in appearance. '$7-Jlll after 6 or $105. Cub or a mall UHF.Portable$8.S.54&-1395. Calif. • 1G-69U ,62 a.ev 1 Ton Step Van. rent. Slps 6, self cont, air.
Apply mornings only, 2590 "'-"eekends. payments. Credit Dept. EXP'D riders. 13 yr old Motor h cm e conVC!"llon Pvt pty. 497-2384.
Fashion Wrap Up! Sew and Crochet!
Newport Blvd., C.M. MUST return to p en n • TI4/893-«01. Gelding, all shotJ &-all'Mflt tinlshed. S 1 2 5 0. Rent A Motor Home
SERVICE Station: Gravtyd D~. Lab! model color STANDARD AM/FM/Stf!ftO/ I 111 wonned, aome tack. $125. 8J6....8336. for your V.utlon
•tnlt, !/-. MUii be ex· TV, RCA $125, 8' ID!a, v.,.y MPX U1'1.95. Harman-Ka.. Frol to You . "36-7704 dya. '62 FORD 250 * m.atl *
7141
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per. Prefer collep student. good oond $75. Kitch stove don H·K ~.speakers $159.95. FOR Sale, MARE. Good w/8"' ft. Eldorado Camper. e NEW 2S' 6 2.\' lllXUJ)'
Aroo, 19th .. Newport, CM. eX'Cel cond. Kenmore $65, ::: M31clloNldOX prop! f~!onalllh 3 lines, , Timn, $2.00 Cond. Includes l&ddlt a all m&:t. 5"-3U7. M. 11. Air, loaded! Belt rat et 1 • SINGLE needle Open.ton, Port TV~S25. .srnt uitlque ..___~· ~--t co~...aes•HIJRw E tack. 84.7-$371. Pll.GRIM " Clb camper, possible. PYt pty .. 1!97.
exper. on drt111e1 &: Grandmother roclrer, l of a -· uWll cover•·""' ~ * MAI TAI, --"-male ......, -khlcl. $25. 9iip wood •love M'IS cartridge ISO .DO. ........., ~ARDING STABLES many extm. Make offer. •72 WINNEBAGO 27', tl-.1porttwear. . $100. 2J1J Broadway, C.M., Complete sy1tem, all new, Siamese. 1 mos old' Beaut new. m1l Acacia 543-6256. 6, alr/oond. Delux. Rell'IW
SUnday only. Delivery of aft 6 eves, n>W $28!J.50 U.S.A. Stt>m> ~~'J59'!t lovinr pet' Santa Ana. HtJ. !im-8414. '61 Jnterootional Htll'\oUter now. 8S34010: newspapen to curlers and '"-·--l~ ~ ~ F.qulp, Warenuwic, "' E. BOX stalls wlahavfnp. All reblt eng., stove. oven, sink, CLAJUC-(X)RTEZ new th 'IT, supervision of dellVt!rles. Re-RATTAN table, 8 cln, $$. 11th St C.0.ta Mes a AFGHAN-Enc. ~ doc faclltllH, Reaooable ratea. ice box, $685. 962-$)96. '6,000 ml. XJnt mild. See to qulret valid CaWontla drlv-Ice' desk. $38. Bu.reau $25. 3 MS-2'42.' ' Crou, 9 mo1, F. Germ. 962-8679 · • ..._.. ~ f94-7'7!5.
er'• Ucen1e and iood driver Single beds, $38 ee. l King She'pberd-Hulky Owl, 9 • * 'f'.6 VW Camper. Rebuilt "'"•,,._•·-c.-·--"-.,-~·=~~--I
record and a van or station $99. 6 Pc Span. Br IUite, NEEDED mos, ail lih:>tr, F. 6C-$4J.3. GRAY-White part AraMan eJlilnt'. 675-6970 or 494-4818 FOR rent 24' Motor Homt'.
wagon. Pleue contact S200. Carved teak cottee tbl, RESPONSIBLE f geldlflr. 9 yn: old. Sphited. alte'r 6. Sell..mnt., 11tem>, a.tr, slPI 7. a~-W""----A~-trunk ••• 11lS * FREE Kl'ITENS. Dorl-1250 seMTTlt Reu Rat'5. 96>-2195. ~·~ ~~ -~-• ~· WORKING COUPLE ire 1tufly --.. Id~ . . '10 VW POP·UP CAMPER,
Circulation Department Highland, N.&..lGC-4'189. NEED one or two bedroom UN: 548-2847 att 6 p.m. l!S,00> mi, excellent cond., rraflers, Travel
DAILY PILOT 2Bauet!Broets. lkhicme, booae with lure fenced I ]~ 13.tm. 499-2217. -330 W. Bay St. c.'"" Meat «>mp, $700. 1 4 pc dbl bed ylrd nor·two VERY WEIL ~ ""':" = ":!:· fl!lltbbo""t.;'-'ff Cyclos, Bll<os, e ARISTOCRATS
Telephcn• Work $250. Naugh rttllner, avoca-TRAINED dogs) $1!iO most. S4M615. . . Scooters f25 • NEWPORTS
And a:en. offtce, Seekl.na: do gm, $50. Couch &: love Vic: between 19th 6 Vic-e AtJTO.MATES
sharp girl with a:ood voice seat $50. End tbb $10 ea. tor1a _ (near w. Bay St.) OOCICER Mix. medium lize, General tlO POWELL, late model dirt Alm. ~ used $395 a up
and .......,.Uty tor perm. 557·1215. COSTA MESA. 518-71i8l/all. • IDOi. female. Friendl>, """hi'"" Excelle:rt cond. & !WORSHAM TRAILER SALES
anent pogltioh. Salary &: DINING rcom set, Cina 6 p.m. libs c:bfldren, 646-'lUIS. '65 Tri-Haul Thunderbird, llO extremely niepd. Knobby 27'D9 W, 17th Street
bonuaet. Call 12·5 pm cabinet, 44 inch table with 4-pm!ill!JI female kitten&. 8 Mere. UO tr. New covers. tire1, 5 bp erwfne $100. Santa Ana Cnf) 531-2595
54Hl9U three 12 inch leaves, mar * AUCTION * -old-Need playmat... Excellent am. Sid or fish. 54tHB79 alter 4PM. 25' Ave<>. 1 ye. old fibergtau,
TELEPHONE: Sales. Top proof tcp. 1lx c ha I rs • Fine Furnlture 548-0905. $1995. 673-1562. * '72 Yamaha JOO Ehiuni a.Ir cond.., ta.pes, thm'e'I'
commlukJm and bonuf. Ap.. Contemporary w a I n u t . & Appllances BIG black male 1ahrador •n 15' Newport' Sktp. 9% hp LT2. Brand new. Never rid-w\th bath. Fully self con-
plJ tn ·penon between 9.00 ~·~ condition $500. Auctions Friday, 7:J> p.m. Medi a good home, room.to John9on. Well equip. $815. den. With helmet. Ptl: !talned. Seeps 4. 493-4C&I.
and 12,00 noon •• 8381 Bolla -· w· d ' A f B run. Lovts --· 547.eti4510Vfl 6'15-4Q. owner mlll! .. H. S.,t otter. '69 lllMROD Ca¢, lieept 4, Avenue, Midway Cl.ty. DINETI'E Jet, formic&. top, lft y s UC IOn arn 2 old M AKC Be.agle BcMtts/Marlne Bet 9:J) AM, f75..6687. bumtt butane ltDYe
TEL E pH ONE Operator, chrome legs, 2 cha.in:, SW. 2075% Newport, CM 646-8686 v:., high' spirited. T~ Equfp. 901 VElOCETl'E Thruxton, 1967 w/link. used once f
graveyard shift. 228 Forest, Club chair $10, Queen llize Behind Tony'• Bldg Mal'I tpeciel home. 536-7711. vintage, better than newµ.. ~-
bed M•e heedboQrd $4.5 FOUR 8 75 16 5 8 J P.ETI'ERS dsl, 2% KW, air &Ide and out, $1095. Rudi 1..1::::..==------Laguna Beach. , . . x . , ugs FREE ct.t food with eedt cooled pn. Ju•t o'hauled. Niedzlellfld 5.16-4.100 * 't1, Ariatocrat, 14'. Slpa g, TRAVEL AGENT Maple desk $25. N""""'"'1d Chevy Pll tire•" rims. USO lcitten! To good home onty. AJlci~ "95. ~· -' · 'a..n. •lect hrkr. 557.-$12. 642-3643. or belt otter. 6 Piece gun · ....... ... ... ........_, ,-.._Ka··---•• G -· ~ ~ Exp •"'" Imme d late HEIP. 557-ou.i.. ....,.,......, wa-..u rtif.'nlu'l:tl.Jll. ·"::":.;!""::m:::· _____ _ ·~· FORCED 10 .eit velvet OD!a cablnet $45. 963-GIO aft 5. Boatt Power 906 N -t:\n ~ opening. Good pay. Trans ' HOMEL~ wail handlome ' ew erv. perfect cond. $250 Auto. Service, Parts Mt I ... tFKld c,.,tf, Globe Travel, Costa MeJB.. le. Jove Eat, large lamps, REFRIG lrg 2 dr, Excel meJe llitten needl borM. or best otter, 646-3520 after I .. Vff -. Sat & Sun, Call cocktail,,_,. hexqon <.'On<!, !50. '68 Evlnrude out· n.e """"· &'B-7511. 1960 • 25• Trojan Cabin 6 pm. TIRE CITY
' • 494-0557. commode tables, maple board, 6 hp, Runa ta1r but ~~in~n~ ~ 90CC SIJpe'J' &nda 1986 teel Radials: 235rl5 $49.9$ +
Look fuhk>rt-arwt in a VTVIANE Woodard I aota. Pvt Jrty. 53&-3597. needs work. $50. 536-7459. KITI'ENS new' --~~ • -1-Hea~ duty clutch, dfrt FET. Poly Steel Goodyear --. •• euy • to • wear 1 ~· 1 con-PART SIAMESE ........ -...,,.. nd -95 Hi J k "' ~ .. •:•=-v ductin& Dittr Acad (Jrg 9' oyster color couch. xlnt OINETI'E aet, fonnlca $17. 546-376J (&enerator watu ' pum ftrH. Good eo . SJ.50. .,.... . ac en _...-JJI'. ~A WHIZ.· to lllW; a "wow" f_ . .oflT' • -dt", _ _, Co. during J~y. F~ lnfo: cond, $100. Red w!Vf't Redwood pknk: table lc. et ) BaJt' tank, aw1zn t p, 531w'l294.. F&Q:rt5.Be11ed White Lettm
at J*l1iea, ptherillltl. Make Inf lllM1Mt lllAAI..... call 84z.M49, SUbsl:l.lary of rocker, abo xlnt cond, $35. berdles $15. l~ Orar!p 4 MO. old German Sbepberd .:;,.;. lt&ln, tuU ~::; '72 Yamaha 360 Enduro 21." $28.50 + FE.T, U. S. M~
... 1 • ._~ ......... trl____., _1_ General Foods Corp. 979-4810 call aft 5 pm. Ave. CM. 642-ai&i. t!mele. H cu s t' b r o ken • (ua'.X)) nt'# plley head frt wh1 Xlnt tond. l3XI nil $15.95 up. Rodi'tt Ward 00 1
u ... __,,_""' .,. ..... ...,... ........__ .. _, a ""'"' ..___..____ Mi Lovable. 645-4038. 1--• • ' • ...,.., "·tak · Super Low Pr1ctt. 1y emtnidtted· skirt Joo&' or '-"V!Wf~ .. ..,_., • ,.,.,,_,...., WAITERSt WaltreuH 4 Futnitu:re-oving! VA C U U M S 1 5 Re c • .ll'C'l:pa 5, compau, depth ... ., e ovtt payment&. Free Ba.lance with th1I Ad.
n41 abet: le. poncho (~without arm Bus-· fer main di..t .... Ready to .... , Magh. din set, w/vibrator (wht vinyl) $25. FREE kittens, maW .. finder, fish firtda', eonar, 2 ~-1 _ N~ 81.~ C.M lbort. Pattern : -· ) to •'far over the: ....... .,... female 1 ks box trained ~ ... ...-• "" 3) included: f'M> motils. room. MU5t have exper. Ap. Maple hutch, New bot point Uphols chr $10. 138 E. 18 • w • • ancbort, full lUe jacket&, MUST Sacrltlee-72 64So35M 12345 E. ~
U:WElftY·nvB. CENTS princess top, l*ltl or skirt. ply In pl'l"IOn, Hotcl Laguna, refrfg, Much Mon!S4&-4152 CAf S4S-448S. 5'S-240S. . ~k dee~, _'!111y crptd, 00 SlllUld. TM400. Excel Haw a·I tan o a r d e 111 for each p11.tk!m -add 25 :~ed .Patte~ ~~:i:-425 So. Coast Hwy, Lq:. TOP qu&llb'-uaed 5 mo. ~ ALL EN SYNCROGRAPH DARLING kittens, 6 wlta Wd. 6 -pa, •-wa~. Ready J6SO 6t$-4m 213-860-0345
cents far eat;h -pt.tltm for 1 Sizes l! ' • ' ' Bch. Betwn lO&m I: 12 noon beef, end tbls, game/din. tbl MODEL E 1415 HD J1F All coklrs. Newport Heichb· to IO to C&t&llnal Great . ..:..;:..:;.:..:;=·-----1
Air Mall and Special Han-18. NEW :Hall Sizes l21Ai, &: betwn 2Pm a 4pm. w/4 ,chn, FlsdM!'r Stereo. OISTRIBtrrOR MAQIINE. 5'8-3583. filhtne' tio.t. Vakie $8500. '69 Honda 90, .reblt. Alnt '61 or new Ford B or 380 •-.. ,~ -•·--1411 1611 l8ll 2111 %111 WUI .~ nu. otter over 1970 Triumph 500 ftlglne ,. auto. av.. 1n .,.. di~ othuw-·~·~ ' • ' • w·-~·• exp'd food , 644-1347; 644-1323. 54:1-1734 Eve• & -kends. HIMALAYAN Penlan Id• ·-•· •-t··~ G nd • Will "" three PUlA8E STATE DRESS """'~ . $6000. Call ~2440 Aak for"""''" "'WNJ'l""J• reat !XI • cut of CV. Reuonahly ! deU~ -Send 10 SIZE. lunch & d\Mer IPlit llhttt. DINING Jtm..9 Jliifoes Col.Ir>-GOOD Automatic Washer, t~111. 8 W~;6 ~Ml. Art. $850. * 6"-8581 pt°ic'ed. 54$.-0006.
11o'ff:-or .. -~· S£vuft.:nvz CENTS Apply While Hof'le Im, 3295 try French. Excel cond l.l)o dark blue. $40. 646-1565 Only .--A-w
Al.tee Brooks. the DAILY for 4.'8.ch ...;,tten -add 25 Newport Blvd.,, Newport tiqun white w/drk wood fly between 4 A: '1 pm. FUZIY KITTENS 28' FAJRLim:R. •port .1.970 Norton 750 Commando VW "• "~t, excb. kltt., It PILOT 105 Needlecraft -. Bch cruilt:r, ftybridp • all 5800 ml. $975. guar. $275 up V I n c e ' &.,. Old Chel cents: 1or•each pattern for · speck top. $895. 64t).$11'18. CARPET FOR SALE hstbroken, 6 wka, 541-1382 rood\es. Xlnt ClOnd. All ~n75 Aubnotive 19 "1" ~.
[)epl.,/llox 1 """ Air Mall and ·Speotal Han. WAITRESS Elr"'""ONAL 2 8' -•d by ~-t '·-•. Call FREE KITTENS CM u• MTT :;tatlcin, N ... Yori<, N.Y. . tl:lr<f.< "~'" •--~ -· meehamca!putaroblt.New l971 Yamaha250Enduro · · ~· · 10011. Print w..._ ~ dllng; otberwist lus Expd A a.ttract f ood quilted ao~ SUiO both. Pr • 546-5745 • 5«>-XIB6 hoUsebroken 6"-4207 bottom palnl SIJp avail at 800 mi. $650. 4-15" US map.A tiret, S Jue
"'1, .. ,.... "-· =.~eryor --:...iak~~ :!:"'~...!..~= ~,!"2u;~-~~ .. Bcl50h both. USED BICYCLES Dana Point bl' app t. t;e.nis pattm..1200.
NEEDLD:R.AFI' '12! Cro-• . . . ' "lln""'W(O .._...... • All types, large ltlecUonl fB m..1543. ·n H.ariey D. v Id I 0 n .... '
chl!:t1 kn.II etc. Free dlttc-M:fil'lO Ma.rtln. the DAILY WANTED: Secrttuit1 18 to S Pc. Virtue din aet. 2 gold • 642-1272 Pitt ... ...,... J L :I>' Imp '68, XII) hp I/O, fUU Sportater, Low ml. Mwt
tkms, SOc.' ~~e:2'J:t~ oe:e; 25. Ttttd o( that tnundane ltv. chltts. All vtry god * Membenhlp bJ a &eaditls . J9ll\ can"", balt tank. 2fl> hr., 1t:ll. n700. s.8-8909 aft. 5.
-,...._ -Yorl<. Ny JOOU .. Pr1hi lDl>T Try -~ new! oond. 96:1-713l. N.B. private aoclal dub~ Tandem VIJllDO bir, IJ950. 50CC 1970 Sutoki Toltl 111Ue1 I Ao.Ir~ 11 '4 l
Buie, ltnc:y ""°"' Pl• · • · 61WIS1. ** GREEN couch, llble A ale. ~. 673-008. driven Jfl. Must ..Ut Flnt . 1;:; '!!'· .. -··.,.,.. ~~~A.O~':.ci-rr:: w~~~-~lpplnl I~ chair. lamp. 135 an. Good HOCKEY lcnkat .. N ..... Pots, Gonorol aso u· LOBSTER BOAT nso. talces. 531-7194. !;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~I
a dei1p11 to NIJMBU. re« ••• ,..--.. wage. condition. 557-mr. M11C1e by Hydt. SI 1011. $90. Tho T"'Pic Zono M:rtor • trltt l1l50 HONDA 160 ScrambleT
-• .,..,. SEE MORE Q u I ck per he. 5I0-30ti tor in-6' COUOl. call ''"' -53M125. 206C S. Mlln e 0..,. Now 54&-<US nd ·~ Dune llunloo make $1. ttrv\ew Xlnt ro . _..,:
.... ---F .. biona ~ 'l::" °"" WOM~ Eorn xn IZ. Good condition FOR .i .. t -.n ofilot Santa Ana!,'!:'!~ tariett U' OUTBOARD w/35 hcne 536-ml '69 VW Dunt BoaY, M,....
Leon by plctumt Par pa ttem ..,.. our • ' . money. 6'B-l067 · dt1k, baby eq111p. l6 gal ao-Tropical '~ ·~· 5 &al. motor • inJler. Comlbletel SIJZIJKI 50cc. dirt bike, .,,,,. ·Manx Craaan • ..U bar, lot.
t ..... n. Sprinf.SW.me• Catalor. All Phone tollclth¥ fll>rn JOllr 8' SOFA It love teal, ncvtt quarlum w/oqutp. 64U056. lllll< w/hood 13.99, lO gal. 14511. il!Mm alt I pm. &""". 136. 536-TTll after 4 or chrome. Mutt 1 ell. -c..::. II ~G':t,.~ ~~ ~G BOOK ~~'NII.I"':;::: ~ ~~t~ ~":, Ml ... llonoouo :" pu"m~:.:i.:::: 'lll Slripjack 24, p.m. ct!IS-Sl!O:.:::..:=·:_ ____ _
tew todty MU 1omom>w WOMEN-COSTA MESA wane. $2;"9, Elephant Noat llke new, prtw.t. J*l'ty. '69 KAw 17'5 ec, •tree( leip.1. TNck1 '62
fl., l -fl. ' ·TELEPHONE SOLIC11'0RS. ANTlQUECh lppend•l• W1ntod l20 n.99, Artlflclal plaots 4De Xtr ... 116).11>15, -2lhp,l!lntc:ond.$290.art 5 --------
flo. 1 111 A/P&a -INSTANT FAS 1110 N S<S-M&l . ot 540-1838 breakln:ht, id:rt condition USED GARBENSTANGEL o., D1ilOin tilter 1111.til. Booll, R1nl/Ch1rt'r 90t pm, t!GJ912. ~f:V ~!l:i/":'• ~
• ...,.,__ ilOc BOOK -Hu-of . $!25. 53f..TT11. ' MUii hava rta!rt·hand«I Calt9'J9.P'lai:. * BOYSSCHWINN'LEMON 549-litl· 53f..95U.
-ol It ..,_ ..ii., :, llo:bk:n "'<\I. $1, • YOUNG,... IOI'·~"-' SLEEl!ING -. pmvl<>. ,..notilt with _.-dl.. GllOOMlNG 27' AUX, SLOOP. PEEL!!I\. GO O'D CON· .:.::..::::!'-''='-'='---I •· • C' .. SSIFIED .. DS lrc n..,,_, den...,,. w clal din rm table " cbolH. pol .. k. Would -early AD -.. 0nmge 0>.'1 Ptrl«t tor week"'4! crw..s DmON. $50. ~. '66 GMC TRUCK
.. -l _ K pa-. ..,. .. am. $300 mo. m.74U. etc. Cn-!0!8. modd with battery Oll"'tcd tinHI, 10 yr.r. exp. O:mplete 10 Catalina. Fl:U, oqujpped. YAMAHA 125 SCRAMBLER Radio, h attr, <•~l.
ltlt. • FOR .. CTION XU'\'T ~. Nati Conctrn DlNING It iw. -st, p 14 41 a botto m . Write' medical bath, Clip nau., .,. SS ndto. RDr, lltepa '"'· X1ni cond. l200 or boat ouer. .sm. dlr. -.
-"' -I -.. • • • Hat opeolnp .,.. roote end r. cotlee-tablet. lampa, 0Htlfled ad No. 17~ DAl· preu Anal gland. cltan It 6"7" beodn:om, e<>mplete t;e.1189. ,70 D--'-,, T i..,_ 1D44 et<. ~-&ITT. LY PILOT, P.O. Box UEO, medicate ean, band drytnc. nUey. Oub rates. Lots ot --.....,,.. 7 4 Oft ....... ,....,,. • ._ -CAU 642-5671 talamen In CK. I& Vacanclea coat moneyt Rent Q:ata M-CA 116311. Animal• R Us -f)ll'kl:v, Call tor -~· .. Ho1M1 940 v.a, Auto Trant. with .. ~
JS-pa-tlllc. Don't KM up "" •hip! ,.... -· opt.. ·-The -draw In the Wm Any day II Ibo BEST DAY fl> &57-!ltMa all. ,,30. LUX Pace /lmJw ..... ,.;;, Bod>'. Muot aeU, dlr 1974124
-'-"Utt" It In cluoUled. Ship bid&. etc. thru a 0.lly Pilot •• llat4' Pilot OUtliled Nil an •d! Don't deloy • • • Oil&, Pilot WM! Adi ha ~-6. A/C, hl·M. private Stll idle Items """' COii
•.•••• .................. .. s:inre R• •tu!~,~._ -~ ,4 M. -. -~' 64:1..1671. .,.,,...,.,,,, l!'t.... P'"· ""'"" ...... ' -"""' I
DAILY "IAT
Trucb
'71 CHEY. ncA•o
CUSTOM
Sl>Uttthw bronze metallk
ltnloll w/matdltnr full vinyl In-. VI, 3 speed tnn.o.,
p.llh buHOn radio, heatu,
WIW' Ura, dnted ••• dlx.
wheel COYert, etc, A perfect
work A p.y .aulDmoblle. -.
$2666
•
Nabers
CacllAac
2llO IWUlOR BI.,
a>srA MESA
ALFA R0 .. 0
NOW ON DISPLA'f
Sala -Pvtl Body Shop
COAST IMPORTS
:tool).]2J) W. Cout Hwy.
Newpon Beach llUI08
BMW
'67 MERCEDES
250S SEDAN
Exqu!S!te aand help with
lull Jehlher lntfl'ior, tadory
air cond.IUonina, auto. trana.,
power ttm1na, JIOWft' dllc
braket AM/FM raillo,
n.dla1 wj)lfe aide wall tird,
klcaJ beaui, that lhowl im-
peccable car. inside and
out ('IWJ9'111).
$3555
.. Nabers
• CacllDac
9100 Open _,, Vllll our new bM!wl
'57Rrd 1hTon i Pickup
lntmac:ulate, Miat Sell, d1r
~~hevy 3;. T ROY CAR ER, hie. 4 on 231 E. 11th si.
Imnw:olate, MUii Sell, dlr Colt& 11!.,. . 54M114
891-022t. IMMEDIATE
Auto LH11ntl 964 DELIVERY
~ "" -..... _..,.I«
·-. S.llllldloo • '"" -WE LEASE AU. POPULAR tm MAKES AT a!llPEJ't.
TIVE RATES.
Coll Malmlm Md tor
-detallo.
TttlODOltE
llOlll(S l'ORD --Bl..S. Ooota..... -
.
&
ID US ABOUT
DvonHa Delivery
CRIVIER MOTORS
b w. ]Jrt St •• Santa Ana
1$2171
•n BMW . 600 cc. Ex·
ceptlonalty cl<an. A ateal at PEUGEOT
$1,195. ---------
CITROEN * PEUGEOT *
-W•-Mic ·-ltroon--Spo-rts-M-.-,.-r.-11 .u low u $2,299. <No. 55451 °""" c.um,. beldquar1en l'RIT" WARREN'S REWARD
Will PAY O~
Kelly .. Book
l'or l•lo model, clHn,
low ml ..... dorno1-
tlca, Imports, trucks or
umpers. -
Call and uk fer Buyer
DAYE ROSS
POlfTIAC
24IO H•rloor llvd.
Coot• MMo 546-1117
WI PAY TOP CASH
........ -~ llZll--· lllDlllartom -.aT KINSll
D<POllTS WANTED era,.. eo...11eo
TOP J l!U'YER BILL MAXEY TOYOfA
lor local 6 European Sport Car Center
~~~-Import• eoRAN~~NT Y'S
DI! So. 111a1n, Santa Ana no E. 111 st s.A. sn-517~ Open Sun. =~=-'''-'-"-.c...;.-'-"
DATSUN PORSCHE
Mechanlca Dellcht -• ....i '70 Poncho 'llT
1b: "er'" upiper. 1967 Datsun stereo, 15.qt, Private Party, w_.. $325. Call 5l8-Ml4 Dorl 839-9560, aft I -
aflee 7 P.M. 833-3155. •n Dataun ~·1. SYwr, auto -1971::;;.;.:;91.:;4 ~Ponc--he-.-Low--ml.~
tram,, w/61t cond. 11,000 Oean, all acceuoriea. $3400.
mHn. $t695. Dlr, 5»-1591. 557~71. 3-.5 pm, 17821 Sky FIAT Park Ctr, Jn'lne,
1972 Ponche', e FIAT e ~~ .....
'62 Ponche, trans work
nttded. SIDJ or beat oUer.
Call &U-1045. • 121's, 124'1, UO'a
ODii SALE
S1644
Plus T•x I Llcen11
I DNl•r Prop.
'72 123 2-DOOR
•'lli9157 e YOlUME e
• $AYINC$.
•Bill Jones
RENAULT
Ron•ull Demo S•I•
Semi Annual
D•monstrator
Cle•r•nc• S.•I•
This w .. k.nd
Unbo1t1blo PricH
ALL 1'72 MODELS
IN STOCK .FOR
IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
INSTANT CREDIT !181ll!eldlllltd. · R. Beoc11. ""-117-11111 SPORTCAR CENTER , •Harbor 5IOM9l
APPROVAL
IANK FINANCING
*W• buy olcltr c•n * fl5 • $50 • $100
. for most can runnina:
call m-5017
COSTA MESA * a!MPLET SERVICE,
PARTS 6 BODY SHOP
Factory Trained Mechanlcl
16 StaUo
'1:30 am to 5:30 pm
COAST
IMPORTS
WE buJ all inakeo al clean Mno., Tues., Wed, 6 n1. :tool).13XI W1 Paclllo Cs!. HWJ,
llled _.. c-. paid for Tbun. to·9 pm Newport Beach (714! 60-0408 °'-""•~ drivo 1n ,., _.....:H~O~N,::D,;.,;A::...-R n1ult S•I" I •-rvlce ... -. ---------for over a decade in Qranp NEWPORT
IMPORTS
WE PAY TOP DOILAR
FOR TOP USED CARS u your CU' ii extra clean.
-DI tint. BAUER BIJICK
1925 Harbor Blvd.
Colla M-9'19-2500
'71 Hond• 660 Sod1n Connly
Immaculate, $688 or belt of. Serv. Dept. Open t1l I p.m.
fer, dlr, 897-022t. Monda,y
MAZDA
ROTARrS
lmmodl•to Doll,,.ry
RUlfTINCTOl IEACI
~ I h,
J ' • I I I
17331 BEACH BLVO.
HUNTINGTON B(ACH ., '
Jim Slemot11 Renault :rm So. Main, Santa Ana
1 bJk, north ol Warner
Service Department 516-4114
Sales Department 5S7-QC
. TOYOTA
'72 TOYOTA
COROLLA
0 47. 66f>b WILL Buy your car paid tor ========= .. not. Call Jlali>b Galdon -
,$1966
( + T. 6 L.)
or 6™J900 -445 E. 0out e..,.
Newport Beach.
Au!oo, lmporta<t '70
ALFA ROMEO
Alfa Romeo '12-
2000
NOW IN STOCK
For lmmo•Hoto
Dollwry
lnstonl CNCllt
IANK FINANCING
COAST
IMPORTS
'67 MERCEDES
230
Sedan. Autom&Uc, IJOW8'
oteerln&. ...... brak ... fac-
tory air coodillonln&, pulh
button ndio, beater, radial
U..., leather lntdlor. -
beautltul automobile shows
excellent care by previoul
.....,.., (TUP5:16),
$2999
$39.30 MO.
FULL cub price $2,096.30 In·
cludtnr tax I; uceme. ·Down'
~ent ii !our hundted
dollara. $39.30 total monthly
J)IJ'!Denl lncludln& interest,
tu A llcenst". 35 pay plus
balloon payment o( $llX).
Total detered pay pice
$2,J75.50, A.P.R. USO. On pre ·arrana:td ~ crtdlt.
1300185).
J)mltADi&
TOYOTA
1966Harl>or,C.M.
.:=, Mallen Ill!! •.!.~is
UDO W. Padlle Cit. H"1. • Cadlllac ~ " l'Wt•
N_. Beach (711) 1142-0116 2llO IWUlOR BL.,. Toyota 6 Jquar Dea1tr
•e qYDER. Fuel 111J 5 <DSTA MESA Authorized 5a1e1 6 Service
.,.., AM-nl, &d ~. 540-9100 open Sunday 900 s. Coul lil&bwll' JI.• mL PYt l'ir· l2.4!15. 51 US ED MERCEDEi Locuna Beach -
-. lllrloJ, Dorl 157-611Q DN DISl'LAY NOW 71 TOYOTA WAGON
at 19; ._ 6 ..-i... .. Now Morc1•11 $14'5
---$111.71 Menlhly SANTA ANA TOYOTA
MIA llO~ -HDUSI OF IMl'ClltTS Service Depl. -....... zl I]' 'J ..... 2 tl62 Mmrlfl• ...... Pk '1:30 am 't:ll • pm
at a 1 • aoadtal m.1250 oa Saba Ma,....,., Man-Fri. M042'' Cl7 w.
-6 a -·-V---t R<nt Wamer, -.bL
- -..... --· op<.. ,_ 'll>e tamlldnw IO tho Wst. • "M"t • od1 lilds-. ""'· -• Dair Plot .... DallJ Plot Oo••...,
Oii -0 '""'Ad. I ~Ad=·~-=+:=----
•
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SAT •• SUN.·SPECIAI. '69
' TOYOTA CORONA
4 door, wblte flnlsb, 4 •peed
(ZKZ425),
• $1099
1972 VIII.VO
L-Todoyot
leltR•too
''7 CAMARO 1969 llodp C!>al'&'l' aoocl
lmma<ulote coad. Muot hi condition. '1295. or trade for
"1l!D to aPllftd&ta. must convettible &mall c a r •
oetl dlr, 19'1-022(. -·
$11.74 .,., Mo. CHEYEW FORD 0.A.C. AM/nl, AUIO. tram., dtsebnl<es.38mo. r--------r-----'---
For LHtl,. or buying '68 CHEVEU.E waaon, FORD 1912 LTD
Bill MAXEY ~I • ..!. C' ~~'radio. Uill1I .::.;:::.;=..:::..::::::.; __ , Air -· vln. top, ( 41)8.
TOYOTA VOJ,¥0 CHEVROLET EJX>. .
1ua1 -· 81"-lll68 Harbor c.M. 646-93G3 '67 Chavollo Spt. Cpo, $95.90 Huntl"lf'M 1Mc11 MT~ ' Radio, heater, automadc, a + Tax per mo. 24 mo. open '5' VOLVO WAGON r..i beauty. emm. end.
$250. -aft .. 1.ow 0own '1"' 1.ow Tenns Sauthem California
*TRIUMPHS* Aulw,;'Ullll "° ' TRIUMPH
'71 cLOSEDUT =~'=A tst Nationar Bank SPITFIRES AS lDW AS $2399 . BUICK 2145 Harbor Blvd.
GT -6 SAVE $500 '71 BUICK Coate M.,. Leasing
FRrl'ZWARREN'S '70 NQVA SS Sport Car Center RIVIERA Coupe, 350 VI. Vinyl top, 2l22 B!Wnesa Center Drive
0 RANGE COUNTY• S Luxurlou>l!ardtop coupe wltb brown w/bel(ie vinyl booket Irvine, CalJ!, 92664
LARGEST factoey air oond., luU power oeatL Automatic Ulna< ablltl nU33-8620 213-6Zl-0067
no E. ht s.A. sn-Including, door 1ocb. vinyl console, factory ""'"'~ '71 Ford Wagon ' 000 top, tilt Wheel, ateroo multi~ power diac brkl, exterior A 1 'Ell TR-6, 26, ml. AM/FM, pl.ex, strato seat., sport chro TOP SHAPE' S16S utomat c, factory air con· . :!:. ~ :a~,P~ whttls, etc., etc. very low, Belo:~. 1duat s.ui wm dltlonlng, radio (382CTQ).
low mlle1$4, (7tl'ICPM)999 • • .. ~qut~ck~.~Call~531~'1218~. -l'il%i2195F<mdlri"',V.836-6535;n;;;~· ;;;;-:;;;;;
VOLKSWAGEN
..c:'!lo Nabers
U CacllDac
..: 1 '62 Ford Van excellent cond. 66 Nova WagOll $750. or best otter. Pis. call
I eylinder, automatic, ndlo, after '1:00 pm, 847-Sll.5.
beater, economy vacatkln '1t Pinto Runabout. Bronze,
special (XE'Vll8) $895 dlr. auto, RJH. XInt cood. OXXl
'56 VW plus extra parta.
Good for Dune bum or
trans car $250 alao West-
phi.lla Jugpge rack will fit 2600 HARBOR BL., ·COSTA MESA
836-6535. mi. MJaell D9W! 644-1734.
any VW van $30. ~· 54().91DO Open Sunday '10 O..V.lle MaJitlu. ex-IMPERIAL 1963 vw Campa'. The body '61 wx tremely dean. p/1, air, ta in excellent concUtion. ~ Buick 9 Pllll Sta radio; w/1/w tires, new -,..,.,,....,_,,==,.,,..-
tertor and exterior. Motxr Wgn.. to ml. Xlnt oond. brakes. 6l6--086'I aft 5,30 pm '69 IMPERIAL
needs repair. ~ 11 $600. Mwit sell ms. cub. Prl I: wnds 1 -B RON 531.7291, ply, -atter s pm. .,·7 c . . .. A •prico Luxurious 2 dr hardtop with
'70 VW Sum>of, AM/F'M '69 Riviera FuJ1y equip. Immaculate.. Loaded, Low, fa ~. . ' ·"" "'"" lltereo, C'hrome w he e I 1 , Low mile, $2850 low miles, Sacrillce, must c-.,, &ll' co~uo'":'16'
Radials. Detller reblt -. 644-IOU aft 5. aell d1r 897-(1224. vinyl top, tapestry mtenor, -·~ • • full power, cruise control,
Take o/pymta. Trade for C~Dl~C '70 Monf'e-'Carlo till wheel, door locb, most mu. car. Ewa. 646-6964. "!;Ju~atlc -cto-air every dlx, xtra. <XWXll.4}. XLNT BUYI · ' ~" ' •• ., ' $
'68 vw Squareback, must '70 EL DORADO £•leering, radio, h .. t. 2777
ll Xln • -··· L -··· like the .tau er, vinyl roof (784AVA) se • t running, radials, UA.11\a • • -~ ·~ d1r 01,. ,.~-• N b I~ ~· 111rst .. 1d1 FuU ~-. tac---· a ers '""'· or vuer. 673-5469. _...... n.L. tlry air cond., tele-tilt ....... '66 Et Cantino r~kup, Autn Cadillac * '70 VW FASJ'BACK. Tram Power ~ 283
At.rro, AIR. XI.NT COND. !:i, ~l~p,' ~a= 4 miLR Excellent Com, ~ HARBOSTA ,_!._~L., PRIVATE PARTY. £-1U>IO '--V ~ inter. New WSW" .tiru, (Q19.. _.,.-~. 540-9100
968.--0723. AGC}. '68 CUS'l'OM Impala 2 door, • o~ Sonday
Bright yeilow '67 VW fstbk. $5222 PIS, P/B, !WI, xlnt c:ond. 70 lmpenal
AM!F'M. Must ..ti. $1350. 5'&-6417. I -•--Oii· F.xc cond. Very dean. N .......,.
&n-1892 • abers '66 Capri<e w ... new. -Immaculate Condition Sacrt·
C di.lac 8hocks, brakes, good cond., flee Must Sell dlr '
'67 vw·B ... 8,000 mlles on a """ownr, $795. -· • • • •
""'' erw. Good tlrH & 2600 HARBOR BL., MERCURY brakes. MU!I: .ell by Fri. COSTA MESA '61 Qe\t, Ca,.r Van. ~t ---N...t. tnna. ~ $250. --------~~·· e. •·-· ••~•"'· 540-9100 Open Sunday 8C-Ct!latterfv.m. Mercuiylkrnnjs 1972
'66 vw Squareback Waaon. YOUR ONLY '66 EL CAMINO -.... ~ condition, radio-beater-aoocl t1tu • $825 or best of· FACTORY XLNT a>ND. Colony Park Wagon
fer. Call 9'JS.3822, AUTHORIZED Call Dave, 54Ml8ll aft 3PM Full pwr., twin c:omlort oeata,
'62 VW BUA, rum eood. needs
new plnion lft!'· $450.
616-9278.
CADILLAC •681 ... ala :!.t~:;'!!,1'i:"ti!':
DEALER Immaculate, ,Sac:rillco, Miis! 429 q, (437-EOY),
ters.., oe1ec11o11 ·or Cadll· ..u c11r, l97-022t. $119
19'10 VW Westphelta Camper. lacs ID Oranp Counlf. CHRYSLER Pop top, new tin!~ etc. Saleo-Leulnr. L<>Ok lnr our $25W. 546-1919. full_ J?1!P ~ f!ferJ Wed. --------1 + Tx. Per mo. 36 mo, open
'69 VW oqbacl<. Voey dftn. 6 mdl1 •~ ·our llvectaJa, 'a CHRYS New Y..,..... eod .
$1295.1 owner. s.e at m E. • Nabers ~. "',:..~.~ OR CAN BUY
1'11h SL neor Liquor..... · _..,__ wkends. ' UASING
• MUsr ~ '69 vw &us c--.. ALL MOD.ELS lltlOO n•~"~R -CONTINENTAL Great cood! $!BOO. ~ .....
548-0342 MO-!li~STA :s-Sautllem Cardornia .
'69 vw Bug, Excellent eon. Cant. 1971 Mil HI di-MUii Sell, $ill6. '72 COUPE 1st ,11...:..-1 Bank
530-l!i!l2. DeVIW Loaded! Vin. top, AIR. AD "411-IGI
extra&. ('llMDSLl.
'il5 vw Bui:, Good condition, BeantlfuJ llnilb wltb vinyl top $6;350' Leatim must 114!1.1, Dir, $ 5 O 0. le leather A tapestry intel'--'6
530-1592. tor, fU11 ........ equipped,
'Qi VW bul w/'70 reblt. eng: climate control factory air Or l.aau
R/11, ..... -. bro.lift. condltionln&, AM->'M radio, Saa"'-Calf1L•m""iM Slil50. ~1332. 6 way seat, waw tires. tilt I: UIGllll •
'67 VW Bug. ~ Sacri· telek'Opie steering, bumper • ,
202'J Business Center Drive
Inine, Calif. 92664:
nU33-8620 • 213-6Zl-0367
HO More. Col Pork
Wag,$300, 545-1358 ~... $8Xl Dir. Phone ~~::mpe, etc., etc. 1st National Bank
s:io..IS9'l. $~600 MUSTANG
Custom vw, very clean Leatillll'
many extru fj Na'----"".. · '65 ,MUSTANG * 635-1125 * , UWYa 3:)22 Bualnw Center Drive Immaculate, SacriUce, Must
'66 VW, perlect meeh. c:ond. Cadillac lrvlne, Ca11L 92664 "U. dlr, 897--0224,
N...t. body "'"'· 96S-al05 2600 HARBOR BL., n~ =.-PINTO
nr Jl68.SIO:t. COSTA MESA 1968 Mark m-tmv mites. ·=_,,,.,.........,,,._..._ __
'69 VW, xlnt cond, to mile, nu ~9100 · Open Sunday Dir. Red ,.Jbleck Landau )m Pinl1/ • :ml cc <'bglne
-. pvt pty. '71 EL DQRADO top. Black leather, t!1t w/alr. 12,000 mL $2395, Xtnt 548-5196 wheel, lulJ power, air 6 cood. New tireL !l'IM589.
'61 vw BUS CONVERTIBLE stereo. -WTR 7811 PLYMOUTH
XLNT COND TniJy the finest of the ..,...t 8*-7361. 'I
MUST SELL. rn.<M22 line of automobUea, Lwrury ''6 C1111tlnental. Cpo. '65 Ftrry Wa-'
'68 vw Seat -.. -. Only 1D,2ll -··· Loaded, -.,,... .. runs ~. ~ _.; Jocal m11es. Fact.. air COlld., Sell, dlr, 897.Q121. A=, tactnry air """'
IOI' station w•-6'M687. lllJl power, tilt A W-plc 'fi5 Oolltlnental. 4 ctr deen, ' power steering,
--lleer!na, door tocb, AM:ni: ·' radio, wblte""11 -(NBZ.
'67 vw BUG stmo wtmuJilpta tape, !':.:."~-~coed: $1llOll .. 538), $795 dlr 836-6S35.
Neall $825 trunk Jock, a ~ that 'tll ROADRUNNER, 383, * 549-133:1 * turno your Jlgbte on ' off * '111 ~tal.i!tclr~ Good COlld. Extras.
'68 VW 7 Pua Bus. &mroot, 1or you, PIUI a b01t cl fea. pwr, nu trans, . ·1 _ _;:Bes:::;:.,t otter:::::::,·::.-::_;::::._
Jui. rack. Xlnt oond. $1650 lures to brinC the thrUl of $1.5(15. 644-f!IB. PONTIA,.
nr make oiler. 536-3507. motnrlrlt bact to -(1)'18. COU&AR ...
'68 vw. Sund1at eamper, CXWJ, --:::~::~:_-11--;:.6l,9;;PO;;;;;NT1A;;;;;;:C-;:-
"'buUt engtne. ll!l50 nr ol· $7444 P-.ir 1971. P-
fer. cat1 SJ6..02111 e-. -... """ BONNEVILLE
•n vw camper, pop 1op,.x1nt -0 ~~-Air . ........neo. WAGON ,
cond, lulJ,y e Q u IV P • d · -......,,-. HJ.. 9 pus., 3 Rat. Fact., air, lll(-
5'8-CT47.. a HARBOR -nr flU'I Pae rack, auto tram.,
'1l6 VW Bom. 15.000 miles on ~-A ~':""· -ote<r. 6 brakes, elect """.,,, _..,_., + Tx. per mo, M mo. open _ ......
n!blt q ., $500. 540-9100 Open -,. ml or..., bay $2,900 (I.GP. ....,. ..-... I\ 6 H, WSW
• '*'7881 * '67 COUPl 140>· ::"' =:...i-:, ~ ~,.i°C:,:.·~~"': DeVIUE Salin .calflnia aaefamUy-.ll84ETB)
547-122'J. ' $3111
*VACATION TIME*
19'10 vw Pop Top ea..,
Voey Ceon. $2.595168-111ti
VOLVO
Fech117 air cor-.i.;c, tun 1st fbll11ll a-a.·
....... vinyl ... beouttfuJ --.......... cloth.--· Wt ,_ •
' teJHooplc -... AMI • ' l.easlnl , C•••c FM radio, a..tw, auto. -u•e.....R ~
tram., -tires, elc. (VOL-:ml -Cailtr Drift -o06U""--·
'71 Volvo 1800 E 1~>. Intoe. c.ui. -..,. 0ten Sundl1 $2111 n~ 2Q.Cl!.oJl'I 4 !\fd,, w/ovmltlvt, Radio, --v ....... 4 Dr., :_c:: ~~ooo:~ C, Nabers DOHI r! :;:.._ ~~
Loather lntertor.,Stl< •47A • Ca•1c '66 WA.ON ' out, Must Socrlftc:o .
$4199 :llOO IWlllOR BL., Dedp -. t ,_,_•l,;;-::,:;;;;;,,.,.,..=~--.,, CREVIER COSTA -~ _, a1r-. .. PONTIAC GTO, I qieed,
·511l-8118 0,......,., -.._ -111 "4·1.;h~I ;11,L:W.,S~~~=~ll~D~~· MOTORS '69 EL DORADO ... tale lo< radio, -· (JIUCIST). • ....
• W, 1A St., Santa Alla or1c-Lo mllM, --dtr. -IAMll ...
as.:r171 c:ond, AD Xtr.... ~aft 'W 'Dodie V ... -li&IM. '-' -'""
V.....ioooostmutl0)'1Roat 4pmat----'2& 'G J'w'lr W.,. A•
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0.Mlfled Ad.Sol !dte 11m>o 1-Kaiato-.. -rm u adl Dllll~ .._., , • • IKlll GI) Pf: D tr ,
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VOi:. 65, NO. 179, l SECTIONS, 38 PAGES
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EDITION
ORANGE 'COUNTY, CALIFORNfA
N.Y. Stoeks
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TUESDA~, JUNE 27, 19n TEN CENTS
Mitchell to Campaign-Despite Martha's Vow
Flom IM Wire 5ervlcts
Former U.S. Attorney Generli John
Mitchell today vowed to continue cam·
paignlng for the reelection ol Prtlldeol
Nixon, but hiJ polttlcs weary wife.
Martha, has c~Ued her once heavy
schedule of persollal appearances.
Faced with an ultimatum from his wile
to quit politics P.hllned from her Newport
Beach vllte lut week, Mitchell has no in-
tentions of leaving his post as Nl:s:on's
campaJgn manager, ·close aides said
Monday.
Powell Moore, a Mitchell staff member
at the Committee for RHlection ol the
Prtsidelll, WU uUd MOIJday if Milcbtll
.... qulttiqr.
"Not by a long shot," bl replied ''He'a
committed to the laak belore' him."
Meanwhile. an allegedlf bruised ll!n.
Mitchell wearing bandiies covering
fingen of her left hand has lakto, up
quarters In the posh W estcl)ester CoUntry .
Club Jn Rye, N.Y. Rye was the. com-
munity In which the Mltchelll lived when
he was ,a Wall Street ~wyer.
Until last weekend, when M~ left
the Orange Coast following a. alormy
week marred hy a feud with John at a
Newport Beach GOP party and the odlr·
lamoua '1'llundl1 pi.. call i.-a -*'
Wublnllao ._ter, lllo WU apectad
lo liar In the NbDa -"'11n --
But -thorf'• aot a alnlle public ap-
pearance oli i. llCbedult.
~ Mn. Mltcbtll told reporters
she was htlq held a "pollticli prisoner."
Mitchell and the Whito HOU!e have
declined _.1 .. the charge.
However, a spokesman for the Nixon
committee aald Mra. Mltcbtll hu DO ap-
pearances ICbeduled lor the remalnder<f
June. "She lnteoded to uae II for free
time," the aide aald.
Earlier In lhta elecllon year, Mra.
Mlldlell ...,~ by slalf members
u bulllC !DOR ~nds lnr ap-
peanncoo around the country lhan any
other woman tn the Nixon
Admlnlstratloo, She wu qpected to
make........, campaign.appearances.
Mrs. Mitchell'• popularity stemmed
from a series of pungent ~mments ahe
made while her huaband wu atlorney
general.
Tiiey ranged from an attack on Sen. J.
W. F\llbtlght, lnr his vote against Nixon's
SUpnme COUrt nomla8 G. Harrold
camftll, lo complalnts about wnmen beiDI tbinktass dtlzena ..:.. "We've
never been liberated as tar 11 our vJew-
polot ii concerned."
Her commenl1 usually were offered in
telephone calls to reporters, and usually
late at night.
AJ a result ol the publicity , Mrs.
Mitchell was invited to appear on TV talk
shows and before numerous organiza-.
lions.
Now Mn. Mitchell reports she Is being
kept out of the spotlight. It is her
"honesty" they're worrying about, she
says.
Mrs. Mltchell !old the New York Dally
News that while she wa.s in Newport
Bank Suspect Nabbed
FBI Arrests Second Man 'in Niguel :Heist
An unemployed atrlp-miner WIS Ir·
rested In Bordman, Ohio by FBI agents
er.rly this morning as the second suspect
In the 12 million heist at the Laguna
Niguel branch ol United Cliilornia Bank.
FBI agenla worltlng with U.S. Marshala
and local police captured Amil Allred
Dinslo,'36; ol Bordman as he ·was travel-
lni In bis car down a local &tree!.
.Dlnslo ta the (lrotbol'in-Iaw of Oiarles
Trustees of the C&plalrano Unllled
School District Monday -one more atep along the rood lo a .:J,, budget and
an lkent lax rate i.... llPP<Ovlng
· a "tentative'' model al Che document and
Senate Panel
4,pproves Ban
OnHanaguns
Issuing fond l\Opes lnr ...,. "good nen" .
In lnoome early -D>qllth.' 'lbe teiaative budpl, c:a1llna lor major
lncreaaes bee-of Dona HIDI 11Jcb
School . opening_ next JMr, amounta to
110.5 mllllon In dtllrld -for the
coming liacal year.
Bui delplle beln( tU million higher
than the badiet !of lhta Hplring !iJcli
year, the tentative vlrllon u yet con.
taina no provisions for inc:reaes in
wartes above ...,war llljustmenla lor
dlslrtct peraonneL
Sam Chlcu, aastatanl superintendent,
hualnea eervi<el, joined SUpt. Truman
8-llct In hoping lor good· ..... July ~
· J'na. Wire lervka when the a'tual 1a111ed valuation. at
WASHINGTON -The Senate tuablt'pnpaly ill Ibo dlllrtct la made
Judiciary Coinmittee lqday approved a avallablo by the "1lllllj lax •-: ,
bW olo outlaw the commerdal u1e of "We are hoping now lor oome good
t -tll\ mlgllt -...,_ above mllll, concealable type handganl DO the projected eight percent;" lleDodlct
suitable for sporting ~·· said.
The measure, •ponsored .l>7 Sen. Birch Chlcu Nlterated elrlier explaDalJoM
Bayb (~Ind.), wu.approved hy a 11 lo I of lncruslng COiia In the dlstrlct, due
vote after the ~ttee turned down by primarily to the opening of the new
a t to $ vote a rival measure of Sa. acbool in Dana Point. But even with the
Roman Hruika (R·Neh.). , 1-in· .._, IM!lldlng ma!n-
1'.hr<e hflls ollered hy S<n. Edwal'd M. tenaiice and other S.y lacillliea.related
~ (~Mua.).' lo rtqulre the, • lunctlom will be,'~"·li!ll com·
nptration of all fireanlll, or the u.,.,,.. Inc year, he added.
.. of both pig guns and handguns and "Even though ... llavt committed all
ol only halidguna were rejected by °"" ~ funds to Dana HIDI, we ati11 can not
aided margin!. find the funds. 1or ma1nteJ11nce auppllel
l!ayh '1old n...-. that bis hill woGld :: ~ ::":, =· = "W.e out of tbe martttplace the Chas added Illa! llllhougb thi'dlxlrlct
weapons ,,mo~ , li'ecjuenUy used by will have aeverli new hulldlnp lo clean
criminals. . and IDllntaln -1U' the fUnctiona The handguns used In the assassination will Jnbably ba,. to ~ clone with ex-of Sen. Robert F. Kenned)' In 11118 and.In lalbig penonnel ·
the attempted assa¢natlon of Alabama "We .... •1 be. able to espect the Jevtl
Goo. O-Se c. Wallaie Jul month~! of ,....._ ·and c1e111u-that
be banned lnJm u1e 1Dlder the -....... -uoed lo," ht.told-·
tlOn. . • Illa t f'• aoerOYll 1fll tlle -.eCood of-Tbe ahooting ol Wallace during bis fldll atep In !lie buclpt )lNICOll.
campaign for the DtmocraUc preside!> 'lbe -ofllclal nn1on will be 1
tlal nomillallon · opbrred action by the publatlaa budpl, poctllpl cootalllinC
committee on .!layh'a bill, 'tfblch had ~ In ,..,,..,.. . •
been lying dormant Int a year· · Tiii final iiucfpt, wttlr tu rates much
The committee members_ who voted rqan ctlialn, ''!illl bl appi;otec! ••'1 In apln~ appro'"I of Bayh's blll were Aucuat-
chalrman James O. Eaatland (~Mias.)
and 11en. Joll! L. McClellan (~Ark.). .
llrulka ~ Bayb's bill alter bis
-propooal, hued OD atandardl of aaftly and reliabllily for lbt ..ie ol
hllldguna, -delelled. Meamrhlle, Kennedy, wllo loll two
lmllhen lo guns, aald ~ oaac-lhld "declare dulb by polirl •
epidemic".
-"Wt_.-no reMattll II -1 cw. Int death by gunfire," It..,..., testified
al a lloule judlclaey aubcommltllt 1*1'-
1"fib. cau1e of gun duths II dolrl1
....-.. We ahall cootrol cun dead!I -
•control the euy accm to gunt".
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Capistrano Chamber
To Hold Tournament
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~NO' SIDEICICIC
KM!t McCord '
. '
TV "'Olficers' tn Lead
• • Cfum~~·ie Fiesta Pa"r<uk
' Maoists 'Threat' ....
WASHINGTON ().!>)'-'lbe Colllomla-
bued Rewlulklwy Unloa' ml: Ven-
ceremos orpnlzationll m 0 America'a
Maolata" and coDSlitute a potential
thraal lo u .s. Internal aecurilJ' • -,,_ committee Aid -y. 'Ille
-laternal Secor!ty CGmmlttee uld the two '""'1JI · are lilhllf dlaclpllned
Communist organlsationl lnaplred mainly
hy taaddngs ol China'• Mao. Tae-tq.
Nixon's Meat ~port Bid ·
'
Cited As 'Not Effective'
Jy JOHN v ALTEllZ.\ And vlrtially an that beef c0mes
°' .. ""' - -a1nady honed and frozen tn latlO blockl.
Orange Coat --ill coming JI la 10 :tough lbet Ila only -ta to months will probably , llllt a larger c1omeo11c t uaed lnr ham-amount of 11toup bull fnl'tid cow" on •uimtnt mea
aupermarket meet countan -but Ulllo i..ra.ir .. jJoWpd -'!lch -11 and
e1ae u the .-11 of.--·11t11-ca,,...S IQ9dl contalnlng beef, the
Ina ol ~ ...... ..... ~ aald.,
autbarttlea lllondV· They addod that there WU • DO
~ lhtt the bullr ol Imported -blo riaclloo'Monda)' In the ma-
Dllll II_, ,._.IWflc bee!", jor Dllll lllftbaaim« centen, where
-.......... t Ibo llfl. prlctl, for Ille -part,. conformed to
... " Illa .... blJ bove ~ belnn the -lly the
DO tllecl • tlio ... IJ el Nixm Admtnlltrallon. r
bitter -. Locally, beof producers hive dtcldod
..... II fer ., 11 ~ ol -to wait and ... -arrt ... from atnld ~· ....__ Newa 8errlee ta before they. make any changes In prices.
Loo ~ Aid dtlt bmerl In At lllocho M1aslon Viejo, where an
loullln ~ u.,ciy !la>i --avmp ol l,OllO to 4,000 bead ol beef la
the aimmer 111P1J <I tmporled !WI -IOld lo lttcl loll each year, the catUe ,,-n, from Aullralla and New super1ntendent had Utile good to llY
Zealmid. (lleo PlllCl:I, P11e I)
..
Sdlle1i:er, Liolll; Janet r ...... Opllmlsts,
and Karen Mcteroy,.Kiwanla.· · ·
Each of the clubs wlli sell 'ballot
coupolll' to prumota tile candjdacy ol
their contest. • .
The wu-' ol tlle UUe will ba,awardtd
a free vacatloo ,fer twO to HA•~ plua
othel' ~' ' ' ' ' Tlie coiipOn-tiallols inclllde diaCoun\a 'lo
ICJ!>I) liuslnesa , establishmenU ·IDd the
baJ1oQ wlll,form hell of Ille point l)>stem
used to select tlle fiesta queen. ·
The k!Ckoll dU-will stazt. 1t. S p.m.
The fi'81a JtaeU will ·beg1n Frid'l' .Ven-
ing, July 14, wltli the start ol lhe camlvli
and midway at Old' Plaza Park.' The
starling gun'wlll aounc! at 5 p.m., and ""
tivlties there will continue au weekend ..
Advance-sale ride tickets are on 11le ln
businesses ln·San Clemente. .
On 'Saturday at 1:30.a.m. the parade
will begin at the base ol Avenida Del
Mar, following the traditional route to El cam1no Real, nortll 'lo El Portal .. d
flnally,eo41!1& ~I .Old.Plaza Park. ' ' l!'ourtec . of u,. stat0'1 top.rated
marclit!li ~. cOlor guarda, colcrfut
Shrin<ra' mt•mtlitary units will be en-
tered alone ,rlth JICores of local floala. ·
On Set..,..,, 'lftemooo tlie National
Dory ~I" will be held 1t the
San aen.-. pier featuring lifeguard
teama from 20 dlfl1nnt clUes rowing
their light craft tbree lapo around the cl·
ly pier. •
Saturday night at 7 p.m. the Royli
C&vallen Band will 'perform In concert
at the park and Shipmates Square Dance
Club membera will pedonn al I p.m. at
the aame place.
Launching the Saturday and Sunday
lcllvltlea will be the tr1dltional Kiwanis
breaklut In the Albertlon's Market
parting lot. The event will he held from 7
to IO 1.m. boll\ dsya. ,
The Jaycee, tills yeir have IJXIlllOreil
the porade sweepatakes trophy ; Clq> OoU
Pro Alan Coot. hu aponaored the Grand
Manllai'a ~: 'lbe Anchor Inn will
lpolll« the iweepstakH IJol>bY and
Orange Saving•· and l.t>ln bal ,..,.
-llen lht Mayor's trophy.
l!Vau alao credited 11verli otlMr
bualnuMI and oryanlzatlona for helping
to -the major banda troveiJlta to lhe porade. .
'1'e APartment, llotel,' Motel A-1>-
&o, Ellu Marclllnc Band from Wblll!er:
!lllfway Houae, St. Genevlne Mlfclliq
Band of Panorama Cily ; Realtor Bertha
Henry, the Royli C.v111(n; Tojlo)o'a
I!estauran~ the Diplomata Ir om
Lynwood; Sou I h ~baclt
AnlWerlng • Service, G !en Ca try
Hl&hlanden ol Covina.
Beach last -k. a aecurlty ruard toolt
away her telephone and RVeraJ IQIJ'da
threw her onto a bed and ••stuck a needle
in my behind."
Mitchell remains incommunicado. The
campaign committee says there will be
no comment because Mitchell 11considers
this to be a personal matter."
lllitchell was reported to have shown
up at the campaign offices Monday but
left to go out of town . Where? "I don't
know where, 11 aaJd one spokesman.
But aome 9'ltll'Ces said the fonner at·
tomey general bad flown to Rye, N.Y.
Daring Pair
Pull Heist
In Day_light .
Two armed 1men surprised employes ol
the Alpha Beta Market in Sin Clemente
Monday, bound lour ol the worken with
tape, forCfd the manacer to open a safe,
then fled with a yet-undetermined
amount or caih.
The daybpi rollbrory look place at
about .10:11 .a.m, 1'lltle ao. --
were Jn, the il«I at IOI J, El Comtno llOal. ' . "'" ll'1Ddfol-•-..... . 111•ns1r •1111J, a ••kzua.a .
ll1lltdlJ loodlt. '
Police llld lhe polr ....... ......
and -"' ~ ..,. eanlod • -cue. He walled near a telepbmo and when
Riley a_..t, the bandit's· partner
came up belllnd the manager, produced a
small n!YOlver, then both hlndltl n>Ulld-
ed up all ll>e employes on duty .
The worten all were herded Into a
storeroom where all but Riley were
hound han4 and loot with tape.
Riley wu then ordered to the market
sale, detectives said, and lnroed at ...,.
point lo -ti . Alter atull1ng "a conalderable amount~
ol cub Into the hrielcaae, both men
O{dered the manager back to the
1toruoom and allo bound Riley with a
spool ol · tape, He told olflcen· he then
wu ordered lo lle on the floor.
The plir Ihm fled. .......... laW
emplo)'el freed themoelveo and caW
police.
The holdup wu the second daJUljlt
robbery of the market lhia year. Tho
suspect In lhe previous holdup remalna at
large.
Detectives, however 1 said they are con-
vinced the latest hetat WU the work ol
dllfer<nt men.
Workm at the llore tbrou'h the day
worked with Police Artist Sandy Martin
and produced compoolte drawlnp of Iha
pair of bondttl -HCb n!ported lo he in
thefr mid IOI.
WI-uld both mto were 1houl
six feel In height and each weighed about
175 poundo.
The bondtt with the brlofcue --a
dark l:ro1'1t t.•1MSR IUlt. I Ue and a
dresa shlrf, and bJo darlt ..... hair WU
worn Ion(, .,,. Ibo -Bo ""'° -. sung-. police a,ald. •
Hli partner, wllo -the --revolver, WU lllOl't ca•11llJ dr•11d.
WI-aalcl. be -. a -.,.
mouatache and hid a poct......ted lat.
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Democrat Platform 'Suicide Note'-W allace
WASHINGTON (AP I -Democrallc
pleUllrm -"' Ill l ........... lon ... dill W\r I*)' pll1 U.Ctlher I documeDl
tinged with Sto. George McGovern'•
views on lDdochlna withdrawal and
domestic issues wit hout outright en-
donement of 10me of bis more con.
ttovtr•lal Blanda.
8"~.aa It OOUfhl to fHhion moderately
liberal plankl, Ille Platform Oommltlff
llapped dowo hard an ellort by backers
Sponsor Says
2nd Coastline
'
Bill Vote .Set
By CANDACE PEARSON
Of .. Dtltr ll'IW l"lf
Sen. Dtnqls Carpenter (fl.Newport
Beach) today said tbe state Senate
Finance Committee bas agrted to
reconaider hls coastline protection bll~
which was killed by a I to 7 vote in 11111
mmmitt.. Monday.
Carpenter alao said he now thinkl he
has enough votes for the measure to pass
the committee when It rehe#a the
m....,.Frlday.
It bu already passed tbe Senate
Natural a-irc.1 1od WlldlUe Oom-
mlltee but baa boon criUdud by CDD>
aervationiatl u btlng too weak.
"I wu looking fot an 111as1ln Mon-
day," cirpent<r aald thlJ morning of the
close vote, adding that one no-voter who
first l8id he would vote approval haa
again agreed to help pass the measure,
AB lllO. If JI puaet the llO<Uld vote th1I Fri-
day, tbe bill will U>en go cm to p.ibllc
hearing next week and on to the Senate
OOO!"fromthere.
The meuure would establilh a I~
member atate hoard to formulate broad
c:oastal guldellnn while leaving most
final control fn the banch of local govern-
ment.
It wu lllJll>Ortad by tbe Orange County
Lequa of Cltle1, the Orange County
Cout Alloclltlon, the stale County
&ipervbora Alloclatlon and most Orange
Ooest city councils. carpenter bu conteoded that looal
cootrol ...,. lbonl1ne development ii
vital to the home nile concept and told
the <OllllD!ttee that the ilsue Is too
"Complu for an in1U1Uve,'' referring to
a move by comervatJon!N to place a
more restrictJve bW on the November
ballot.
.Jllltt Mama, atate chairman ol the
CIUfomla Cout Alliance testified MM·
day before tbe committee th 1 t
Clrpmter'1, bill ii "a couta1 Trojan
hone, I corporate windfall plan! II
Daplte thla oppo1ltlon, Carpenter to-
day aounckd opJ1mlslfc a-the Friday
rea11111deratloa.
Voting for ~·1 hill Monday
were Sells. Lou CUNoovlcb (R-lillmnon
Oab), Jolin W. Holmdahf (D-Osklllld),
Robort J. Llgomarllno (R·Venlura),
Fred W. Marler (R·Rodding), Stephen P.
Teele ([).Weal Point) and Rmlolph
COlller (O.Yreka).
VoUng against the meaaure were Sens.
Allred E. Alqulst ([).Sao Joae); Anthony
llellenaon (0.Loa Angeles), Albert S.
Rodda ·([).Sacramento), Alan Short ([).
Stockton), Walter Stiern (0.Bal<ersfield),
Howard \Vay (R·Exeter) and Donald
Gnwlty (11-Wat.onvllle).
Grnslty'1 Coastline bill died In the Na·
tional Resources and Wlldlile Conunlltee
but 1 limilar mea!urt Is in the
AJsen]bly, authorled by Assemblyman
Alan Sleroty (O.Loo Angeles).
Camp Pendleton Sets
Auction of Vehicles
Dump trucks, cargo trailers and
several sedans are among the 218
government surplus ltemJ to be sold at
auction Wednesday at Camp Pendleton.
The aale ia scheduled to begin at 9:30
a.m. at the Marine Corps base aouth of
San Clemente. Other llenu being sold in-
clude tractors, pickups, generators and
others.
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of Alabama Gov. George c. Wallloe to
p.it the Porty bebind a propooed <X1D-1tltutlonll amendment outlawlnc hulJna for racial balance lo l<hool1.
Walllce'1 presidential camp a I 111
manager termad the platform "a suicide
note for November" amt 1ald Wallac.e
forces would flaht it on the floor.
Charles S. Snider aaJd in Montgomery
Ala. the statement.of party prlnclplea lg·
nores the expressed wi shes of many
voten ..,.... the nation. Unless it ii
rewrttten at .the CCllveolloo, he aald, the
party wW lullor "Illa worll cleleat lo Its
hlltciry" In the !all electlClla.
Seven! Wallace plaob were rej<cted
at tile platfonn wr1!lnr 1e11lon, but there
appeared to be no rancor on the part of
the Ala bama goverilor's supporters.
Moreover, the commlttee made visible
efforts to lnclude in preambles and olher
D011C011trovenlal aedJoos the laoiUll•
••
~ by Illa Alabama .....,,.. •• apokesmtn. -
lfcGoftm told a news eool"""1<e In
San Anlmlo, Tu., today that he ii haWY
with the dtr-plaoU In the plaUorm
.. they stand.
McGovern, touring mucb or the
Southwest and South Iii ll ~ventlon
campaign swing, said he teamed the
defense plank calls for a major shUt of
U.S. Lu dollars into civilian purpoees
UPI TtlDMtt
In Plenty of Traube
Joey ·Shanahan, 4, looks quite apprehensive as he
1$ followed by SeatUe policemen. ll's not as had as
it looks for Joey. Policemen were merely patrolling
&-mile stretch ol Lake W asbington Boulevard to
keep it free of cars during Blcycle Sunday, when
only bikes are permitted.
Summer Programs Slated
In Capo Unified District
Horse Thieves
St.eal 2 St.eeds
In Capistrano
A variety of summer acUviUes for
YOUllf!sler• haa begun at the achools in
the Cspillrano Unified School District.
According to recreation director Bob
Boo.man, programs will be offered
throughout the summer va<:aUon to
students of all ages.
At Las Palmu and Crown Val·
ley Schools, an arts and c r a f t s
program wlll be o f f e re d from
9:30 a.m. till no nn with three
special, two-week sessions. Each
class will be limited to 30 children in
grades five through eight. Clay scu1pture
classes will begin today (Tuesday),
stitchery on July 10 and printrpaking on
July 24.
At the high school, weight training will
be offered Monday lhru Thursday from 1
to 9 p.m.; coed volleyball is scheduled for
Wednesday evenings; girls' gymnastics
and modern dance is offered daily from 9
a.m. to noon: and baseball clinics will be
held on the playing field in the af.
temoons.
Baseball cllnlcs are also being schedul·
ed fOr the playing fields at Oown Valley
School July 10-21 and at Marco Forster
from July 24 to Aug. 4,
TeMls lostructlon Is helng offered at crown Valley, Marco Fonter and at the
hlgh sChoo!: No lee ls dlarled but
particlpants must furnish their own ten·
nis balls.
Furthe!-information concerning any of
these activities or other programs at the
sdlool!, Bouman may ,he contacted at
496-12lli.
From Pagel
PRICES ...
about the imported meat.
"It sounds like we 'll be seeing a 16t
more tough cow and some more bull,"
said Delane Kendall.
"The imported meat Is cheaper, but
it's tough u old nails," be said.
He explained that the heel lrom the
Mac and Shamrock aro. two of Bill'•
beat ltieoda whicl! la ~ than can be
said !or tbe unknown bone thief who Is
preunUy enjoying their ccinpany.
Mac and Shamrock are 21>-year .. ld
geldlngs -Mac Is a roan and Shamrock
is black -and unW last weekend they
shared the Jll"OPOl'IY at 2im Rose Tree
Road , San Juan Cspistrano with owner
Bill Hersey.
Both eldtrly equlnea were removed
lrom fenc<d posture land by hone
thievea who are t.be target of an all out
search by Orange County Sheriff's or·
flcers.
"Thou horses are valued at only $100
each," an investigator said. ''That isn't
much but it's a lot blgher than the value
we put m the kind of guy who could pJll
a lousy trick like this."
Sailor, 19 Wounded
two Commonwealth countries Is Jn. SAN DIEGO (AP) -A l~yesr-old
spected for cleanlineas and approved for sailor at the Naval training center wu
importation, but no gradirig tiktt place, in serious condition after being shot 1n
thus the quality of the meat is never the abdomen by another recruit Sunday
certified. nlgbt, the Navy aald Monday. The youth
One other !actor which can not he lg· wounded by a .25<allber pjatol shot waa
nored, several authcritles said, is that identified only as Seaman Appreollce
there is no e.icess of supply at meat Frank Chester. He wu taken to Naval
llDd ao llld to the war in Vietnam in 90
days and aholWoa ol tbe draft.
lh!>dated by ..,. party rules to do
their work in p.iblic, the l!O <011U111it..
rhember1 tolled from t 1.m. Monday ~
W well into this momlng under searing
televiJlon lights and In view of a heavy
delegation of newsmen and a thinning au-
dience.
They substantially recast the pre llmi·
o.ary draft submitted by a subcommittee.
Capo Council,
Orders Stud)· .
On Annex Bid
San Juan Capistrano city councilmen
Monday reacted to a propoe:ed an-
nexation by ordering a .study to
determine if any other property owners
in water works district number four
would like to become part of the city.
The cJty staU wu ordered to contact
persons living on the west side of Del
Obispo within the water works district
with the proposal for anne1ation. The ac·
tion came foUowing council consideration
of the annexation of 38 acres which lie
between Del Obispc and San Juan Creek.
Councilman Ed Chermak made the
suggestion of including more than just
the 31 acres in the package to be
presented to tbe county Local Agency
Formation Commission (LAFC) for its
consideration.
Other items considered by the council
at its Monday night meeting include:
-A planning commission proposal that
an outside planning consultant be hired
to take a look at the general planning of
the city. The council approved of the idea
and oraered city manager Don Weidner
to solicit propoaals from six small plan-
ning firms for council consideration.
The consultant would be charged with
studying the city's present general plan,
and zoning ordinances to come up with
new suggestioM for land use.
-A determination by city attorney Jim
Okazaki that the mayor had the power to
fine or imprison persons ruled out of
order at council meetings. Qlennak said
that when he first suggested the matter
be studied, he was more Interested in
maintaining order at planning com·
mission meeUngs. Ok.uati wu uktd to
determine If the mayor could delegate
hLs authority to the planning commlaion
chairman.
Three Arch Ba''
Resident Plans
Protest Action
•
The Three Arch Bay nsident who was
cited by Orange County Animal Control
officers for running his two dogs on the
private beach of the exclusive South
Coast community will appear in court
Wednesday morning to protest the ac--
tion.
G. Dominic Shelton. 22 N. La Senda,
said he will aeelt a jury trial when be ap-
pears in South County Muolc!al Court to
conteat the citation. .
Some 60 Three Arch Bay residents
have been subpoenaed to appear in court
and testify in the unusual case, which
was sparked by ao early morning "dog
raid" on the Three Arch Bay beach in
April, when Shelton was one ol three dog
owners cited for violaUng the oounty
ordinance banning dogs lrom public
heachea.
Shelton, who said he has been running
his dogs on the beach since moving to the
commuolty a dozen years ago, decided to
contesi the citation and ask for a jury
trial "to aettle our rights once and fOf'
all, II
Two Uberal abortion )lnJl>Oaal>, one
aubmltled by ac-Sl!lrley ~.
were voted down by the J>latfOnn CCIII·
milt.. early today. A "gay rights" plank
al.w was rtJected.
Miss itacLalnt, a delegate from
Csllfornla, was beaten by a 59-41 rol~
vote on a motion to declare abortion to
be "a matter between a woman, her doc·
(or and anyone she wishes to consult, in-
cluding her retigiou.s counselor."
Also defea ted, by a show of hands, was
a proposal by Flora Crater of the
Virginia \V001en 's. Pol!Ucal Caucus to
give ptatfonn endorsement to "the right
or women to control their own productive
Jives."
The voting came at 2 a.m. after one
hour and 35 minutes of argument and
warnings that an abortk>n plank could
defeat Democratic candidates i 11
Npvember.
Defeat of the proposals left lhe party,
platform without mention of aborti.on.
With respect to homosexuals, the plat·
form write rs turned down . after 45
minutes debate. a gay righta plank that
would have endorsed full rights for
homose1.uals.
They adopted a milder platform
declaration that, "Americans should be
free to make their own choice of lilt--
styles and pfivate habits without being
subject to discrimination or prosecution."
Phr asing a plank on marijuana proved
sim pler than expected for the platform
wr iters. The subject was just omiued en•
ti rely.
The 26,00-word documat has a full
page pledging a massive drive against
"heroin and other dangerous drugs" in-
cluding amphetamines abd barbiturates,
but does not mention marijuana.
"Hard-drug traffic in schools amust be
met with the strongest possible law en--
forcement," says the approved plaUonn
plank.
The platform committee overwhelm. '
Jngly approved a plank calling for aboli-
tion of the electoral college alter a
delegate committed to Gov. Wallace
une.zpectedly announced Wallace's en.
(iorsernent ol that change,
"Gov. Wallace is in favor of aboliahing
the e1ectoral college," a n n o u n c e d
Nonnan Die Jr., a Florida delegate.
A statement calling for abolition of the
death penalty as an inefrecttve and cruel
deterrent was adopted.
Among surprise amendments was one
calling for defeat of the pending wellare-
refonn bill1 adding another obstacle to
the already fonnklable ones the measure '
has encountered in Coogress. Spearhead.
ed by a group of hlack1 delegates, the
amendment carried, 64 to 28. But the
committee refused to endorse the . pro.
posat of the National Wellare Rights
Organization !or a 16,500 guaranteed Jn.
come for a family of four.
The language adopted on this and on
taxation was broad enough to ac-
commodate other propOuh b e 1 I d e
McGovern's. McGovern in San Antonio.,
Tex., said he is preparing to introduce
new propoJBl.s on welfare and taxation,
toning down hls origlnal plan that bas
been criticized. as harsh on moderate, as
well as high, incomes.
Rejecting amend.menl! tending both
toward a more hawkish and more dovish
stance, tbe plallorm writers pledged that
a De111ocratic president would make "the
first order of business an immediate and
complete withdrawal o( all U.S. forces in
Indochina" and said this country "will no
longer seek to determine the luture of
the nations of Indochina."
A milltary-polfcy plank declares that
"the military budget can be reduced
substantially with oo weakening of our
national security." It included no figures
on reductions. Abolition of the anned-
services draft was urged.
The rejected Wallace antibusing plank
would have declar«I the party
"unalterably opposed to bu>ing to
achieve racial balance."
The adopted plank describes bu>ing u
"another tool that must continue to he
available according to Supreme Court
decisions to eliminate legally imposed
segregaUon and improve the quallty of
education for all children."
Adulls will continue their slo-pltch
softball competition at Concordia School
from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Mondays, Tuesdays
and Thursdays.
available for importation to the Unhed Hospital.
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Administration and industry
Toll-free Telephone
Calls Take Effect
San· Clemente residents may now call
toll free to South Coast Community
Hospital with the addition of a new phone
line.
Resldents with phone numbers begin-
ning with a 492 prcfll'. may dial the
hospltal 'a new number 495-5191 wit hout
charge.
spokesmen throughout the nation said
Monday that hecau.e other countries also
compete heavily on the international
market, the effects of the lifted quotas on
the United St.Iles will be gradual, not
sudden.
President Nixon emphasized that I.I
decision was calculated to curb a
"surge" in meat proceu ln the nation,
not immedlately cut prices.
1bia year'• total amollllt expected from
Australia alone will be 600 million pounds
-nearly half the total beef imported into
the Unlled St.lies in a 12·month period
2 Clemente Suspects Held
On ,Heroin Sale Charges
A San Clemente couple suspecled,
Police said, of being suppliers of heroin
to local addicts was arrested late Mon·
day·Jn one ol two raids. '
Rick)'· Jomes Austin, 24, of 3281\
Avenlda Granada, ai;id bis wife, Nydia,
20, were arrested late in the evening by
agenll who cla imed they had made
undercover buys of heroin from the OOU·
pie Jn recent weekl.
Police llid....a "amall qua1'llly" ol the
powder all'l!edfY was selied at the
«M.1ple11 reskleoct.
They added that the arrest. were 10
mdlutlon ol Ill lncreaalng heroin proJ>.
lem among the Soulh Coast .
Austin was ordered held on 115,000 ball
and w•s set to be formally charged with
pogse.ssion of heroin for aale and 11le1 of
heroin.
Hb wife, who lnltl1lly faces 1imllar
charges, was releued on her own
recognizance after her arrest.
In a seoond arrut Monday nigh~
detectives raided a residence at 166 W.
Mariposa and t1Tested three person. on
suspicion or sales of dangerous druga and
other charges.
Climutng ao werted aerie& ol "buys"
-the lalest ol which took place only
moments heloro the arrut, officers
hooked Patrick FrlllCb Paoli, 21.;
illW -wtnsJow-.Swlbu.ey,. fLtnd n...
anne Shea, 20. •
Offic:ers cJalmod earlier In the evening
they bou&ht 18' "minlbemde" pllla, tbeo
obtained ... rranta.
Aller ent<rlng the ..U-0, they aald,
they selled 500 mora of the lllmullnt
pills, hypodennlt kits and "uaorted
other pil11 and capsules.•
Each of Ill* arrested WU ordered
held on 15,000 ball pending orraJinmenl
It's What's Out Back That Counts!
.... ---·,.,
Our store is llko on icobergl No -we're not chilly to
~eel with -it's that you only -ont tenth of our store
from tho front.
Poopl. visiting us for the first tima •rt f11bl:ior91ste<I
when the sp1ciotn interior unfolds before them. Tho huge
showroom h.s thousands of simples. (Customers toll us
wt hive the l.rgest selection they have seen).
Our w1rehouse cont1in1 on inventory of infinite voritly.
Hundreds of ,..mnants inh.bit • 25x50 Remnant room.
Acid officos, • speciotn drapery room, plenty of
perking, ple111nt people, •nd you'O have !ht "Bi9 Picture"
of our successful oper.tionl -
ALDEN'S
CARPETS e DRAPES
1663 Placelltla Ave.
COSTA MISA
646-4838
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Business
Opportunity
Show Set
OVER THE COUNTER
Edison Eyes
Bond Offer
Southern caurontia Edison
Company's board of directors
have 11utborlzed plans to raise
up to •m mllllon through the
sale of first and refunding
awrtgage bonds.
Determination of the exad
1mount of the issue will be
mgde 1t a later date. The new
issue. Serles BB, due 1997, ls
ICheduled for bidding on
Wednesday, Aug. If.
The electric company ex-
pect.I to file Jn ltppUcaUon
with the calllomla Public
1'tillties Commlsslon on July
10, requelting aut!»oriiation to
ls.sue and sell the bonds at
con:r.et11iv' bidding.
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FINANCE
Airlines Set
For Flights-
Mazda
Tho Rotary Engine
Fn" inlorme.Uon
on the 11.0ck or
Toyo Kogyo Co •
1.35 • 1.40 Juno 26
C&l1 Ror Bartholomew
Great Paclfic Seeurtties
11291 Irvin~ ~lvd, TuaUn
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For the Record NOTtcl IJfVITUfe 1101
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UCI Profs
Publish
Db•olution•
Of Marriage
Destll Notlea
8ALTZ BERGERON
FVNERAL HOME
CoNUcldMar m.fllt
Cosla Meil 111-1411
BELL BIOADWAY
MORTUARY
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MeCORM!& LAG~A
BEACH•40RTUARY
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PACD'lt VIEll
MEMORIAL PARK
C.meler)' "'_,,. CUpel
l50I Paclnc View Drtvt
Newport Bead, Calllonla -PEl!l!. , AMIL Y
COLONIAL FUNERAL
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-·'"· I!• A. O'l'Ctl FarMM, Tan~ dWftd efld ICS. ltllll Crtrrvnw Ctrfl"ltr, won-OvnlM w Marr Frt t1c:lt "'l':i~ JfO::,. M.lrt1rtt•MIN ~ o.~1~, ~lorWICC Mltl'loll •1111 wwi-
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Morrit II. tllCI W rior .. ''t11 L.oulM K. tnd MkNl.i f,
M ,_,_,, ltl'Olfl JN~ and J~ COOi~ ~~'· ,'lr.'(.L;.~W\11111 W. {;ff • M1' ,,_ •lld $1t nl .. WO S-Wl. Slit Ell'" atld Jl:Dlltld GGrdoll H!1niMI. ltobtrt £ ~ Edu~ M. ....... ~, Gr.c.y. K.mo ,,,.. ...:! 0-ld .Wn""ll, Alldfft' F. eN11 Afchle H. auter. •~_Le.flt.,., .... tfl LKllJe L=r1· wndt• M Md D•nn ... Arttlut
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"'1Nlc G. A.I~= Lou u. Alfrtd lottw •ncl !dtll'l " -~·~!~~az.::x:1~·Nn • -M. •ncl (tltfla • M. Mid Fred L• ltw '"""I ubtlh A. •nd llkl'ltrd J, -·~· l•M 'rd'.frrYI War<left, H. S.ndra ~ Arctll•· !'flfflO C•11 •• •1111 L ... d G. Han...,, JIJCI.,. Allnt and It• Fr.O.rlc:k ltubl!i;.abll, J11an It, Md L111 M. Llldy, llrv11'18 Eaw•rd •nd Eltlnot >'
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111K11. P.ir.J. 'r .,:WM!,rcw. A• Doug Ramsey, 13, of Thousand Oaks, gets a c
Circus Perfornaer?
iihmtn. r;'"" M. .....:i MJ~llMI • out o! the striped face he wears in Laguna's famed v~.!:t. ~"'1~. ·_, MkMtt Pageant of the Masters. It begins its nightly six· s1~0oe. catt1i-su. •1111 6-c""11, week run in Irvine Bowl July 14. Doug is in Plcas-O.Y11. P"avt•Dl1N W O-..A1 .... ,r. th w~. ~~""" n Erwin J•mes so's "The Circus Family." He is spending e sum· ~S. ~-= :,:.v~:::J:_ mer in Laguna Beach and it will be his second year
c:r."io. J="' -:;:,: .... •h in the Pageanl
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IOI!. ,......, Jane tlld '""" l.owtl ) I "'"'' G•f'Y JI:, llllCf Mtrv E. i""~Mc~e.~·,..,. • 1S •E. tfMI o'(;',; E. .... T a1 J. Nici Mari.II• F, -~ rwdtrlctl s. eNll a.tt'f J , Dud_,, d•ftl A. ll'MI J-11 J, Mc:l1 $"PMI L ... nn •lld Mlcllfff
'" Miiiot, PaullM W. Incl John W. ~hon ... rlln c. Mid WUhttmlnt F. 11'1'11111111, a.rb9r• IC. •nd L•rrv o. tfldtft .. ,,_, Gary W-l'lf and
Efficiency Awards Go
To Four UCI Employes
•r,"~~,.~~'i~· and Mfeut• L. IRVINE - A Harbor Area ~ 1111•r,-•i:·1r~ Li_ anc1 H~ 11:. quartet bas been singled out r~ •IP ... nn Mldlltt ' {or 8Wanb for suggestions for Hl.lllnlt, J"""lt Ind JOM llllt •
w.1-. M•r '''""" ,,.. ltoti.r1 tmproved on-the--job effic1eocy wj1~ Glorldt o. t1'1d Arttnw -at UC Irvine.
f!trwi1 J•~,_..,.,., anc1 wume J-Linda Husak and Jessie ~~:t:..=:"J=L~J'r J . Ramyat, both of C'.o.!ta Mesa,
Mf'1bln'. J>.1r1ct. Mat~ .~ have received $25 for sug·
1e111rn..i-1t1. rttt wi111-"· "'° gestlng money-saving ideal
Mlf'Y Ann nd ff . ~:~r.· ~7:,1'.L•J"1~'t".l. ,11 u eher anC e 1c1ency program
w11911l, Flor-J. _, Tt'"°""' on t U Irvine campus.
H•lt'"°"11", AIVI 9"" Pall! W. ""-H"••k a •-•e'·ry In It lJ. tc.lllltlll L. Ind "'I"" ll'lllt. UoHO " .......... WI ~·J::J:Y. ..., •nd wu 1tm J1,,... the mathematics department, ~o0n.ld. ~ ~._'rt.om•• j· was rewarded for a proposal !.!!._rtt•· St!lrlft' t :"i!d ""°""' . to"·---~ ho -~ . W iiiiii-1, s.llla Hel.. _.. Sttve wa<..vuua;~ p nes WIUM:U Jn ~~wmi.m H. and ..,.~ ,._ 5Ummer months, that olficials ~,,,S· ~ t::;: .,.,C!,~·L. estimate that could save '5,000 r..~~on~;1,:f =.I'd~ or more.
Ft111Cl1 0 . Mrs. Bamyat shared her
Atl)Mnt,, .,,. K.it1119M llld A111u1 rd 'th the UC! wuu.111 awa w1 ano r
~..,, L" 0011on • Artene l!!.,.1,." telephone oUice employe Carl Ml'd, WO!Odrvw W. alld 'Thelm1 W. ij' ', 'l:".''&:'1-o. •"' J•l'MI 11:. E 1s for praposing e revision .:11~· J=t•• ~x:',fi" 11111 •-It in telephone billing procedures P::'~:, Nor• Mlv •nd 'Tl'lorN• which might bring a Jl,500 an·
Cll•rlet I In s"'"H1, Le111. a.tt1 111d wi1111m 11:w nua sav gs. ... , .. JWll 14
Ml!M, l!rnl• 111\ IM!d Fr~ Eltrll Gra,,.m, P•trlc: • Nin MM! Ct..rltt w.-
1be Harbor area women are
two of seven UCI employes
granted awards from the ef·
ficiency program headed by
Vice Chancellor for Business
and Finance L.E. Cox.
Winifred G. Spolm o I
Newport Beach also received
$15 reward ror money-saving
jdeas on campus.
Mrs. Spohn, a n ad-
ministrative assistant 1n the
purchasing department,
received her award for sug·
ge:sUng the use of miniature
telephone h~dsets in two
departmeni.. It reportedly is
saving $2,000 1 year and is in.
creasing employe comfort,
UC! officials said.
Awards are given under the
efficiency--suggestion program
headed by Vice Chancellor for
Business and Finance L. E.
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'Tragedy'
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A.ltll L. ~ llldl ..... t. JliCTOI. Tiiis 1t•femltlt fllM wlll'i ,,_ c-itv JllMtlf} l . Dwwldtl All bid& ,,. lo M Ill _.llCf wlllt 0111t flf 0r.,.. CW'ltr 111· ,,_ a, tm TMI 1ta'-'*'1 1111111 wtll Ill CeuNy 1111 ltufrvd'-W (Olldltltftl , ... Dr. James L. caiderwood ., ~ J ........ D..ut;. CouflfY , .. "or ..... c.... .. , ,,_ 1. 1m. Sllttlflullont. wNdl .,. r#" Ill flit tnd
Cit111 ' ·-lwtftr J. MtddoX. O.OV!Y CW11t'f mt... bt MCIH'td In fllt ttnc. It tM and Dr. Harold E. Toliver · l"lmf c.11n. 1t111ct1n111t """' ot wld tct1tOt dl11rk1.
' ,.UWllhld o.-.,... c..... o.1tv ruot "'"" EICll ~ """'' l,llbfnll wlnt Ill• bid • both of Laguna Beach, have Ju,. 1s. a. v . .,111 '""" 4 ttn 1-.'2 l"llblllhtd 0r11111t toatt Dlll't P"llOt: ua111.r't dltck. e«tlHMC Md(. ii" til~ ~lied ho! I Junt"' 11. •· u, 1m l.w! W'• bolW mtde p•r•bll to 11'1 _.,. ot
oi an ant Gg)' fil'IUt ed 1M Co11t C.-wnlty CoJi.e-Dllltkt
"Forms of Tragedy," publl.slJ.. LEGAL N<mCE =0n:! :=n-r-1~ro1·~.J.., ni:ldie;: -• b the !Inn ~-I u.ll LEGAL NOTICE • 1111r111tM ttMot ftlt llldcltr wm 111ttr lnl• c:u Y r i..::nt te-UC11 , 'termous 1ut1Na11 t11t prOCIOMd COl'lltlCt If tM -11
Both !so I NAM• ITATIM•NT ,ICTIT~ IUllMlll twlfdtd to tt1n1 111riletwnt rJ f1ll11rt19 men, a pro tssorl of Tiit followlnl _._ .,. dol111 Not.Mii ITAT•M•NT t111tr Into WCI! 'umrKI, tilt pl'OCMJClt Gt
E !•-• d • MIMM •1: 'nlil fol.loWlnl Wtonl '"' Oollll !M CMc11 wMI 9" ftrffli.d or In 1M UM ng ~1 an comparative MOOl!JtN ,-ttoouna. lM1 o.nu "'" ..,.,_ .. : of , 11on11. 1111 '"" wm 'INl"tof w111 11t
liter.lure al Uc I I Co.ti Mtow, Catlf, n&2'. GltdltoM.. oM6 """"°" 1 1 VII •• fotfWltll " ,.111 Kllool dhtrkt r v n e , D"• e:. W•"'1. i.it Olfllt ,.., C•t• NtwMrt h.ctl. c.ut. Na blddel' m•v wl"'*•• ht; bid 1or •
Prepartd an earUer anthology MtN, c1111. nA» win11111 Of'Wfl. 4ll• H•i.rii w., No. .. ,.., "' frof!Y.ft .... '"' ..... •fttf tilt ' • Oltnn snorr.... ua MtMll. Timltl. c, NewMf't l1adl, C.lff. Otl M1 fol' IM OMnlfl9 tMl'Mf. "Forms of Prose Fiction " c.111. '*°-ll:DgtUa v..,. n• P•l'll HtwPOrt N&. Tiw 1°"4 of T""•' ... ,_...., ,,,. ' J.,.,., Httt, ,,, C•llf It..... Ian a. N-' IMdl. C•lll. orl ... !llM GI' Nltetll'I 111\1 tlld all .id• « published thiJ spring, J.ssued Cllmeftte, CtlJI. '2at. lnn'tnet ......._, ... VIII OW.., to wtl¥9 ""I' lr,_,lttt!IM .-IR--
. 1111• IMI-la btfflll coMvctM " • Lt-llldl. C.111. torTM111lts In ,,,., bid .-In IN blddlne. earlier were two companion P1r1 .... 1111.. Thi• ..,,,_ i. 11t1111 eon6l.lcHd tw 111 HORMAH e. WATSON
" Diii E. Wattrl Ulllnc.Dl'JID(lltd Auocl.tloft. SedY. lottd fJI Trinl-
VOIUJnel, Forms of Poetry" n.i. •t•t-.nr tlltd wlltl tti. c-t., W1m1111 GrHfl o-: JulY .. im-2:00 p.m.
and "F ol D ,. Cltrtl of Ortr\111 Coun.,. WI: J-1t. 1"1.. Tlllt 11111m1111 tlttd wltll lht Ceunt'f Pll'blllMd OrM!lle '°''' Dally l'llof, Drml rama. I r ltWflY J. ~ Dtfllllr Cau11ty CllA of Orano-Ccultr on: J11n1 t.. ttn. J-211. v, lf71 lW-71
The professors are also co--c:1n. , 1.,.. •,r.,._ 1w1r1r J, fMJdox. °""""" c-ty LEGAL NOTICE
editors of "Essays in J11'::':~ 'r,,"~ ~·'., ~~~ 1'tii":;; 1"1111111Mc1 °''"" c°'" D•ltr "~~~~1-------------Sbakespenrean Cn'"c'·m," an J-•· 1s. 21, 21, 1m 1..u.n 1AJ1 "'2 t..1 I.II MOTIC! O' Da,AULT AND anthol ol odern critic" !LICTION TO Sall ogy m m LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NonCE uMD•• D•eD o, TausT
on Shakespeare. ,,,,,,,... •••••••• NO'TICE IS T~e:~.~CilVEM : lti•I
MAMI STATIMINT MOTICI TO CllOITOIS SECUIUTY Tl'TLE INSURANCE COM·
'flit foltowt/111 --tie doll'll IU,-llJllOtt COUllT 0' TMI PANV, 1 QN"PDl"lllOll. 11 'Trutte. ulldtt •
lllll lMtl ,1, ITATa Ofl CALll'OR.MIA '0IJI dMd of !tu.I dtltd Decembfr 10, 197'0, Two youths A! .. ~ .. 1~: ~?vi.1121 e. l!!dl!llllf', hnt1 TH• CO~Tr ;::uMOE :'v~~G~F=~~H:~?,:.· foG!::!~e
l.,,,ard IC1rv1r, S111t kl Lion Or., lrltlt of Cttt>erlne Hurth, tlto k,_n 9111-I" ftvor of ENll:ICO GENTILI,
Committed
After Heist
D•n• Point, Callr. H C•ll'ltrlne C, Hurlll, •11111 known •1 C. 11-ncl•rv. ~rded J•nutrv 14. 1t71 11
Jotn ICal'Wf", »Ht SM lion Dr.. ~0~'1c?.f~S~EltEllY GIVEN fo tht doc:Umtnl Ho. 1& In book t511, PllO• "' 0.nt Point, C.llf. -I ol Olflclt l Jlteatd1, In tM ollkt of Ille
'Thi• butlMU " btlfl9 CIOl'ICklc1tif .. In CTtdllorl °' lh9 it.cw. "'""" n ll~ordtr of °"'"" Coollnty, C•llfon'll•. lndl'tldlHI. tl\lt •11 ~-havl/111 clelm.t •••lnit lh9 dttc:r!blnt l~nd tiwr1ln 11 : Lot ISi ol
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Tiil• 1tlltmlllf flltd wltll "" ~ Witt! Ille MCHlll'Y WIUCl'l«J.. ln lht offlc• r9Cafded in l ook Ul PllDtl SI ll>d J7 et
Clel'll. et Of11111t COl.lnt'f on: J\IM 12, 1t12. et lht cleA. of ""' tbo,.. tlllllled cCll.lrt, or Mll(;9ll•MD11• ""'"' 'in tht olflcl of ••Id
a ... &twrl.,. J. Mtdclall °""'1ty' Gountv fo prinent lt'ltlm wlllt IM ntettNrv Or•"" CGUlllY. C•lltornl11 Mid ""••· Cltrlr.. Wllld'ltrl, le fM undtt'tlentd •I lltt ottKt !Ions lncludlne -not• for tll9 tum ef I' llMJ fll hit A"°""""" NotWrnll't. Wtter .. Scott U 200 00
SANTA ANA Tw ths ~llblllhtd Or1111t ColJ1 O.llY ~llOI Ind ltlordln. 4'S SOltll'I Fig_.., JOtfl Th1f tilt blne!lcl•I lnM"'I undtf' IUCh -0 you Jllne ll, 20, v. •1111 Jiii ..... Im 1uw:i l'loor, Lot A""'"-C.Ufornl• t0017• llffd' and IN a9tl t•tl-MCUred ~
ho dmltted ••-'•• I the whkll It 11111 plKI of bUSIMU of lht •r• OWMd br"" llndlnllllldl W I ...... .ru'6 OU unotnlontd 111 1U ""'""* pert1111r111 to .,,,., , bl'11eh of. n *ltull 111. t119 $'75 holdup of a Huntin"*".. LEGAL NOTICE 1111 "''"' of ,.1c1 ....,.,,,, wlttitn kll.ir ae111.t1ont tor w11kt1 l.tldl Otld i. ._..,., 6_, nw1tn. •ttv t1t1 flr1f Mllc.ttlon tf tlll• ll•s ow.ln""td In llltl """"""* ri.1 not Beach d r i v e • i o restaurant 1---",o,.,:::,=,.000.o,~1000.10,00,0101,----1 "°'J:1o J " 1972 bHtl IMdl of: TM 11t1tat11Mnt "' ~"'
NAMI STATIMIMT lllW ' dPlll Mil lft~I wflldl bKllM dW •nd have been committed to the Thi 1e11owr,. ..,-• -..,,-... Mlflln M. Witt• ,..,.t1:111 Mt ... 1, 1tn.. •net lllbMtllllnt 111-
••: -· ·~-Admllll•tr1t... 11a11rnen11 t1111 ""'.,. *-M and California Youth Authority HOME 811°"''' _ """''"0 ,.,. °" "" E"•'• ef , 0, .... .,.. c1ur1"' the ,.,1oc1 °' t1111 dlftu1ti ftllt aboW lllmed dKtdfll !tit d'ltrtill a1 PfOYldtcl 1n 1M ltnl'll of (CYA) for indefinite terms. &EACH, INC., tlGXI &r4llldlursl Str"', ,._., W•lorl. k•tt 11111 R.ltrH• 1111 1111111 lldvtllCH mtde ta 1fM hDldtr 1111
• H11n1l111ton lftcll, C1llfoml• nM6. 4411 """' .,....,.., 11111 ''-1 prior •nd '""rlor clMcl Clf frull of Orange County SU per Io r Hom. lnlk«• • H1111t1nw1an """· ~ Mflttt. c111frtnlll ,..,, record anc1 •11'1' ...,~ .OV•l'ICe mtde
Co d . ll'IC., • C1llfonll1 tor'1IOl"•llDn. Tth C21JI ...atl 1111rwinl to t11t t1r1111 of the o...i of urt Ju ge William MUITay n.11 busl~u ta bet111 (Dlldlldtd Irr "A AttwMn tw AMlllllttrtkN' tnnti fortclolilN fffl .w. uncoht
ordered CYA le-• lo Joseph CorPOritkln · »+« E11terprl11t1 •• 1tn11d 111 1111nt, • .,.., r ::.:.:· httl'IDll ,-llblllhftl Ora11e1 Coii1t DlllY Piiot, 'Thtl br r.•lOfl llltrfOI, 1he 11nden!1111d, Charles Lo,_,. 18 Montebello nits ,,,,_, t11ec1 1• ., ,_, " JUTl9 v •lld JulY " n. -11. 1m 16'+72 11r1Mnt 9"11t11c11rv 11ncttr wc11 dffd, ,..,
"'""'' • ' w .,._n executed •nd dell....,t<I fo ukl Tl"llt!M • and Mark Stephen DeLeon 18 CllA of Or•1111t County on: Junt 16• 1972• LEGAL NOTICE wrltttn Dtcl•rttlon of Dtf1Ult •nd 0.-' 1 llr h11trf)< J, MlddoX O.,Uto, COi.inti' IT!lllnd for Silt, incl N11 dfJIOllled wltll Monterey Park. c11r11. 11 1...., IAI ,.,. w ld Trv1t" •ix.II ...... 11111 •H lklcvrMnt•
Lo •-·ded guilt to Pubtlllltd Ortn• COlllt D1ll't Piia!, SU,-111:10• COUll:T Of' TNI .... ·wnclnt obllt1llon1 MCUrld tlWr.br, pez p~ y st-J11n1 '1. t7, Incl Julr .. n . 1'72 1mn STATS 0, CALlf'OINIA l'Ott •nd 1111 O.Clal'*I .,.... doff htr• lftcl•rt cond degree robbery. Del.eon THI COUNTY Of' OIJIAHGI =~ ":::::!i~~r:i:r~:,:tr a::
pleaded guilty to being an ac· LEGAL N011CE Hg..,:~.=-ll«•lw tlec:I to cauM ""h'111t ,,_rty to cessory to that robbery tn t111 "''"" of t11e MoPtton ,.14111on • told to u111tr the G0111111c1nt ttalfM
B th ulbs . _.._.1 'ICTITIOUS llUllMISS of AJITHUR W. MOORE, JR., Ada!DllllCI 1~;.:i-: Mty JO. ltn 0 yo were arre~u::u NAMI STATl:MINT ,.,,...,,_ THE I & A FINE last Nov. 10 shortly after they 1'IW follow llll .,.,..,. 1r• tlolfl9 F~~D~ITEE: HATHO VENTEN HAN· IJIEVOKAeLE TJIUIT.
took f75 at annpoint from the butlMSI ••: PLEASE TAKE NOTICE TH A 'T undfi' d.i1 °' J•nu•N 1, 1'71 e-aaH COMPANY. 1A12 Stnl• .. 1111111 AltTHUJt w MOORE Jll hi• fifed 1 ... : lrvllll N. Fine. Jack·in·th~Box driv~ln at c ircle, Founttln V•lleY, '"" tllr•lll , ,.iui.i for ' 1111 • ....,nen ct 'TnistN 1631] Beach Bl d O'r.---Sl•PiMn Mkl'IMI &t11W11, IU'l2 Sanft EDITH ELVIRA HANFORD ind JAMES 1'IW Of'ltlntl of tlll "'""°'"' """" fll V • Ul\.~ 1411ndt Clrcll, Jf~•I" V1ltey, t27111 DOUGLAS HANFOllO lnor dllklrffl "Nollce'' w•t rteardtd 1111 JllN S, 1t7'L •1 halted their getaway car i'ust "•"'!elf! Mtri. &f'ft'll, 1ia1t s.nte • "' • doclltnlf'lf Ho. "°" 111 t111 e111ct o1 t111 lltllnd Ortle FGU I Ill V lln' n70I YOU AltE HEJIEIY Cl'TEO fo •PPl'I' COllnl't lt-dlr ol Orl lllfl Counto,
a few blocks Crom the holdup n.11 t!11rws1 '11 ti!'1,,1 ....!....-!,. ~ Dll A1111111 1'· 1tn. tt t :U Cl'clcla., A.M.. SECUJll'TY 'Tl'TLE • .,_...,..,, .. , ' In 0-rtmtftf I of 1111 tbDYe enllli.d '°arintrlhlp. <Olll"I, lotlted 11 1CCI Cllllc (lllltl' Drlv• INSUltAHCI COMPANY,
$1t$1Mf1 M. ,,_ WHI, Stnlt AM. COl.lllly ol Ori~. ti 'Tnit!M
IC1Tt!I-M. lrOWfl C•llfamli and .._ c.lllM II .,, ... you I r CIVlt Lollkff
n.ta 1t1t.ment nltd with !tit C..ntv ~ w11~ u ld ac1op11an "111i.i llQlld Fortcklaw• o.c-rtf!W!f
Clttt ol Or-COl,tftfy 111: JUTl9 1. 1'72. not b. trtnltd. ,-ublllllld Of"'IMI COlltl 0.lty Piiot, ~r.r:-IY J, tMddoX, o.rtY (wn,,.: ,;l~!nE':!N~n! =·~ 1e Mid Junt IJ, 20, 27 Ind Jiii~ (, 197'1 t'-M-71
•• Grvtn llndW rtlY fltnd 1nd II* .... el LEGAL NOTICE SACRAMENTO (AP) l"vblllhtd Or11111 Cot1t De/tr P11of, IM Sul'trlor Court of ttM 51,11 ol
W H E B k rsli Id J11M '· 1S. 2l. V, 1m 1-iu.n canfonil•, caunl'I ef OrtflOI, 11111 1$111:1----,-,-,-0l-VT-,..-.~ ... "'--,.-,---emer . pp, a a e 1e Ila\' " Ju!MI, i9n . A JlllOLUTIOM 0, "" CITY COUM· consulting psychologist has LEGAL NO'nCE WILLIAM e. ST JOHN, c1L o' TMI c1n • ,-ouHTAIM been reappointed by' Gov ~~·~ltTUlll:O e GUE VARA VALL•Y. CAl.l,CMI. .... ,D.CU.•IHG . ,,.,,,,... ••• •• -' c··-. ITS lfllTIMTIOM TO YACAn A .. Ronald Reagan to a four·year NAMI IT"TIM'•HNTS JOllPH.,.,""'l.1oo'Y.. 'OOT·W1D• f'ollTIOlll °"A STll:llT " • IAS!MIHT LDCATID1 ON MT• term on the Board 0 f The lollowl/111 petlOll •• dotnt blllll'llU IUI w. tc.ltll• A..... IALDY CllCLI, MORTM 0' CONDOIJI
8 h I al Sc• E mfn ts: Mltlelm. C911t. t*2 AYl:NU• IN TH• CITY OP ,OUN e av or 1ence 18 ers THOMPSON AS$0CIATES, ,,, s T ......... Cn41 nwns TAIN vALLIY SITTING THI TIM. in the Department 0 f C.l•IP• Sir"'· HIWPOrt INdl, C•lll. Atttn!W,.. ,...,, .. PtNflt AND PU.Cl .:01 ltUILIC Hl.U:IN• nwo. l"llblllhld Or•'* Cotsl DallY Pllcf, THl!l!ON, AND P'tlOVIDIMG ,Olt
scene.
Reappointed
lrltntr, lonrli• A. tlld Lindt D.
N .. r •• Jfr•~" D. and J..-ur.tt.• D. lmlll'I. aon11111., s. •nd Jtrntt 1. Jr.
llKKburn, Caroll S. Ind Ctwlrl• T.
Consumer Af£airs. JMn N, ThorMotoll. 2'11 ClftlPll J ..... 20, 21, •ncl Jiiiy '· 11, 1'72 lur>-n TMI PlaNttMAMC• °' ALL ACTS Ucl 'V N d SlrNI, HtwPOr1 8ffdl, (•Ill. tHM>. aeou1a•D IY u.w eteran ame LEGAL NOTICE '" .... _ " .. ,M ....-. .. "'"" LEGAL NOTICE WHEREAS ... ""'""'" .... _ .. l---=======c---·l lndlvldu tl. C«N, Stcllon:I uoo ti MCI., ~-11 tlll 'ICTITIOUS IUSIMISS Jnn N. Ttlonl"°" HDTICI INVITING llDS StrMt VKttlon Ad o1 lt'1, prl)'tida kw
'Eco-film'
Presented
catherine Williams o I
Orange has presented Harry
M. Rowe Jr., of t.ht Orange • County Public Library, with
an ecology and nature study
film, "While There is Still
Time."
Mrs . Williams is a member
of Issac Walton League,
founded 50 years ago by a
group of sportsmen to eir
courage wise use of the na·
tion's natural resources.
During the summer of 1971,
Mn. Williams served as both
president and delegate !or the
Anaheim Iketts at the 49tb Na·
tlonal C'.onvention of t h e
League.
Theater Rides
LONDON (AP) -London
lbeatergoera are g e 111 n g
special late night transporta·
lion to lake them home after
the show. Buses run from Pic-
cadilly Circus to Paddington
and Liverpool Stroet rallroad
1tatlons, to connect with late
tr.Ins.
I See by Today's
Want Ads
e A PLACE AT rnE BEACH
ii waJUnc for you • the
larae l bedroom sleeP1
4. July and AtJill>I Ire
the month• tt wU1 be
avallable,
e LIKE KIDS! A b&by>lltor
11 wanted 1or the 11Jmmer
from Monday thru Thun-
day wJth a half dq Mon-
di,<.
e YOU CAN travel and not
worry about 1 niom wiO.
U.to '611 Nimrod Coprl, II
•lttpe: 4 &Dd bu a .,_. ----On4'Uled_..I
Assistant Chancellor
A Corona del Mar woman
who has served on the stafr of
UC Irvine since 1962 when it
was begun, bu been named
assistant chancellor for ad·
ministration by Chancellor
Daniel G. Aldrich Jr.
Mrs. Eloise Kloke, executive
assistant to the chancellor,
gels a new title to reflect the
scope and level of assigned
resPonsibilities, Aldrich said.
Mrs. Kloke coordinates ad·
ministraUve activities i n
several areas: the chancellor's
Administrative advisory coun·
cil and other campus com·
m 1 t t e e s , federal-state con.
tacts, the UC Board of
Regents and council o f
chancellors matters and the
UCI affinnaUve action pro-
gram !or employment op. ASSISTANT CHAN portunltles for ethnic , CELLOR
minorities and women. UCI s ElolM Kloke
She represents the chan·
cellor on the advisory com-
mittee on the status of women
and admini sters the chan-
cellor's o[flce.
Additionally, Mrs. Kloke will
coordinate campuswide
personnel matters.
Prior to Joining the UC!
stall during lhe plaMlng
stages of Its development,
Mrs. Kloke was reglstrar at
Paloa Verdes College for
seven years, worked with the
federal government for five
years becoming west coast
regional director ol I h e
President's Committee on
Government Contracts.
MAME STA TIMI NT This lt•ltmtnl flled with ""' (ourity Nollce 11..,.. llVfl'I l1ltt !hi Bolrd of Ille P1'11Cf'Ch1re ~ !tit CllV m.r
'The tallowl1111 P«IDll 11 dolnt bllsl-CllA of °''"" '°"""' 1111: June I~ ltn. Tnn'"' et t11t coa1t Cammunlty QilleM vtul• • .Wife .. ~, n .. ; a ... l_,.IY J. M8dODx O..VIV Cwnf'I' Dlatrkf o1 Of.,.. County, C.tlfiornla. will WHEREAS, !tit Clt'f P'HlllllY ~
ll .. H DISTlll:llU'TDll:S, lCl'1t Porl (Ifft. f' 11461 rtctlw Mlltd b-1c11 11P to 11:00 ''"'-• • Pllblk n-t tnd rttllt llf W.., fw
Qrdlff Pl. NeW'PCll'"I l•ldl. "'40. 'f'tlvndtV, Jul'I' t,. 1m, II lf'lt l"vrdlulM ttl'MI 11111 hlthw•.,. pllf'1IDHI lcuted on Jtldltnl Etrl H11nltr, 2029 Port Pllbllll'lld Orll!M CMlt 0.ll'I' '°llcf, Otpf, fll ,.kl 1cM01 d1"'1CI loc.llld •t Mt ... ldY Clrttt , llDrlfl of Condor A-.., C•nlltf Pt , N--1 ll•dl. June 21• 'D, •nd Jiiiy l. 1., 1m l444-n 1)71 Adttl'lt A-. Cnf• Men, and ts .._, 11¥1Jc:11\arl~ OtKrlblcl lft ,,,.
'Tflll bullMU II btllll conducted IW aft C•lltorn.lt, 11 "'11k:fl ti,,,. 111d bldt wlll bl ..... dncrlPllDn 1ttad*I har.to •11111 lfto lndl'llMI. l'UbllclY OPtntd and rnd tor: llll:DAO. COl'PCll'•1td l'lttlln t1 EKtllbll Al and
ltlCHAltD E. HUNTElt LEGAL NOTICE CAST COLDlt FILE CHAIN A.HD WHEREAS. POr1IDnl llf Mid Mlle
lllll llat-i flied Wirt! !tit CCllll'ltY ltf.U.TED ITEMS. MMt'Mnt 1r1 llllllKHUrY for P'-1 ...
Cllrtl "'°''"" Cllllnty Dll: J11nt, 16. 1912. PICltllOUS IUllNlll An bl4h .,.. fo bf 111 kC'Onlll'IC9 "'"' -Pldr ... Ille beeautt °' .,. r-1n1 ..
8... ._.., J. Mlddoll 0-t'f (Ollftlr MAMI STATIMINT the IMtnicllorlt •nd Ccnllllont .,., portion of tllf1 MWfMllt btl"' "' tuf·
Cieri!. The fol tOWllll PtrMn1 •r. dolne SP1Clllc.1tk1M whlc;ft ltt -an tile tllll IKlllll wldftl llld ln IWll'(I wttlt 1lw
' 1MU butlnlU ••: mer 111 llC\lrtd 1n n. Clffk• o1 "" lldaoted m•tltr Pt•n ol clh' 1tr•11. •nd
PllbHll\ed Ortlllt Coast o.n ... Pl)cf, CALIFORNIA l'ENCll! c:o.. 17N2 l"vtctlulM AOtnl °' sakl ICtlOOI dl1trlct. lllf!hW•n1 Jun. .. u, •ncl J111 ..... 11, 1m ,,.,..,, Mtl11 Strwt, Tintlft, C•llffwnl• f2'IO Eadl blddlr mulf sutlt'ltlt Wirt! Ill• bid • .-ow. TH I It I! F 0 It f . IE IT
LEGAL NOTICE
$""'9n 8. H•l'Wlnt, •11~ p..,.,. cathltt'• chick, ctrlllled c:lledl. ot bid-IE.$0LVED b\I flle City Cwndl ol lht Cl.
Strief, Corof\11 dll Mir, C.llfw1111 dor'I band m.1119 Nrtblf to l1lt lrdtr o1 t'f of f lMlnltln Y•lll't' 11\tl It 111•11 tM»c1 •
Jd'ln H. lt•'fmOnd, 1Mn lrNbufn 1111 Cotll Cemmvnlty-Colleff OIJ!rlct Pllblk .... rl111 for Pllr!DOMI ef contld«l111
11....i. T111tln. C•llfornll Soard of Tru•t-111 an •mwnt not llu wtllll\fr to Vtc•I• 1111 M19V...ci.1e:rlbed
f'ICTITIOUS IUllHl:SS llllt IMlntU 11 btlnt cancll.lt;ltd Ip I lllln 11 ... 1 petctlll !S~J o1 tht 1111'1'1 bkl 11 portfam of I ltllbllc MM!nllll. Slid HAMI ITATIMINT ~ti P1rtlltrltllp 1 ai.r1nlM t111t t111 bldd9r wlll tlll« Into hffr!ng tMll be held In lht '-Kii
The following ~ 11 ck)lne butlnH• JOHN H, It.AYMOND ..... pr0$>0Md ContrKI If "" -I• Chtmblrs, Cemm1111lf)' C•nt.t l11lkllnt,
••: Thi• 1ttfrtrnlnl flied wllll t11t Coimty •w•rdtd to him. In !ht nent or t1lllll'"t to 10200 si.tll" AW!lllll. l'ounl•ln V1lllY, °" 1) A TO l MAIN'TENAHCE, 1.) A TO CJtrk of Ora1111t County on Jvnt 2', 1,72. tlllll" Into IUCll contrKI, !tit proceec:l1 of Wldne..S.r, Jiii ... S. 1'72. 11 1:00 P.m .. «
I HANDYMAN, iltt W. C1mlll•. S1nt1 IV hvtrly J Mlddo• O.,.uty Gwnty 1119 check wlll bt forfll!M or In lht (.IN a1 IDOn lhlrNlltr u I,,. 19111d• "milta.
Ant, Calif. '21Ct. Cllrll • ' o1 1 band, lilt fllll 11,1111 '"*'9cf wlll 9" IE IT FUJITHEll RllOLVID tl'ltt Ille
J. T. Arment, Mtt W. (11111111, S1ntt ' ,-1Mll forleltld to Mid tdloOI district. Cl,., Cllf'll 1111111 ClllM It fo be jlllbllslltd In ~.!· ~;1:.11 11 belM cenduded 11 ... an ,-UblJIMd Oftn19 (Olllt Ottl ... Piiot, .:.:..b:se~r:~llWdt~!: ~ ... -..: =1:-: ~~~:=-~~
lndl111du1n. JUM u •1111 J11tr ., It, 11. 1971 1.u.n 019 .,1 for till -u. """°'· 1N Mvlnt •nd 111111 M1Mf u11M ncrtlca
J. T. AJIMl!'NT TM 8otl'd of Ttw'-_. tt19 OI' tlM tlmt 1nd Pltct el l'IMrlM to bl
'Thlt 1latement fllt<I wllll tllt COllflty 1 ~ •• N:ll'ICB prlvl1-of r.19dllll .w •11111 •II .aft Of pot'*! In •I Mftt ft!,.. •*-•IDlll tt. Cltrll OI' Or•"" Counto, on : J11n1. ,,, 1912. ~ ..... 1..,. ... , Jnwultflllff of lnfonntllflll tine ol tllt .. Mmlflt llf'DPOMCI ta be
Ir ltv1r1.,. J. MlcldaX OtPwtv c.ini... 111 '"'f bid or tn iflt blddlfllJ, VK.lted.
Cltrk. I.lit"" NORM.AH 1!! WAnOM PASSED AND ADOP'Tl!'O tt 1 lt•lar
p 1MU ,l('TITIOUS IUSIM•ss S.Cf'I'. Board' F 'Tn11tett "*""' OI' fM City Cell11tll tlll• '"' di)' "
l"ubnll'lld er..,.. CO.It DlllV l'lliDf, MAMI" STATIMaMT °""": Ntr .. 1m11:t0 """· June. t•7'l. JllM :JO, 'D, •lllf J111Y .. II. lm 1-.n Tlle fllllowl1111 ,.._ ....... IMnlflfll l"utillv..d °''"" Coat o.11)' P'tlof, ALlt:ltT HOL.LIHDEN l-:============-1 .. : J\IM., n. "71 •~n Mt ... .-c1Hof1tl!'LLA MAID Sl!!IYICI co.. ATTtSl:
I ANTHONY~
HAllOI CINTB
1M H--C11ntw Cfftl MllM, c.tHtm•
,._ 17141 '79~111
"' E•tt 5-111• AN 1tvc., "nt• Alla. t -.AL -CE ~ I!'. Coif C.111. '2101, &-.. 1"'v1.1. City Cltrlt
JoN Flnllfl4I l'lrtt, "' l!!HI Sllltl STATE OF CALIFOlllNIA I An. 8 1¥11 •• ltflfl Ml, Clllll. nm. NOTICI Of' CONlllYATOa'I PIJllVAT• COUNTY OF DltAHGI Ju
Thll 1Mn1n1t1 h. "'*'"' ~ 11tr an SALi Of' •UL P'IDNJITY CITY OF '0UNTAIN VALLIY I
lndlYldual. "9. A-*JI I, MAll:Y I . COLI, City Cltt\ OI' !hi
JC111 ''""'* ~ l1t lit S.,.W-c.t llf lllt ltHt 91 Clt'f ti Foutrltlft Vtllw, C•llforl'llii 1tD This tl•""""1 fllld wllll tlll c_,IJ' ~ fw .. ~ tf Oral!ll Mt...,. Cll"lllV 11\11 tf19 Pol'ffotnt lll'IOlll·
atrk. or Of1t111 c""""' .,: June " 19n. •• ,.. .,,... 11 .. c:...tY....,.. tf t1on ••• rte11•artv 1nil'fldllad " tll9 Cit\' a... Bwtrl>' J, MMliu" DeNtr '-IV JAMeT ftOlllTA H •MM I M 9 • C:OIHIC:U 11 ltl lttiNlll' mtlfll\tl·lleld Oft 1119
Cltrt. "1D11 HOT1ce: IS c~~~'E~';-GIVEN thlt ~1: ~= ~-=-w:o::.o".i:
(OHi•, tlOlt'ICI & OWIM "41LIP' M. HEMMING, .. -.-v1tor OI' 1119 folklwl'll wti, town:
1 ... 1 IJIODDlf'O MOMTaJAMO tlll n t1M of J.\Nl!!T ltDIEltTA HEM· AYES: COUNCIL.MEN : Aditr, J11i1,
Atltnllrl If u. MINO. ~.,.., win Ill ., Pl'IV•le Hotllnd9rl, lv1!1tad, SCOtt
lflt M, .,.....,..,., ..... ti' Nit. fo IM h/9Mtt Ind •t lltcldtr, uncltf HAYES: COUNCILMEN: ,._
,_.. Mt. C.llf. ftm lllt l9l'1M 11111 concllllOM ~ ll'ltll<-AlS!.HT: COUHCILM£H: NOM
T•h m4) •I• tlontd lfld Wbltel to conflrmlt)Dn b'I' the MAltY E. COLI
Pvblltlllll Or•nee cont DllfT Piiot, 11119r1tir CM!, tn Jt.ilt' 11. 1'72 .It the CllY C1""
J-tJ,10,v • ...tJ11ty4tm IS.U.71 ltwr of lt l'ckldt. A.M., °" fMrf•fttf". IXHlllT "A" !-,------------·! wlflllll ftlt llml 11..., llV llW, ti !ht Cll• l"OJITION Oft MT, llAl.OY CllCLI
rlcn ., WlnMAH .. SCHMIDT, ••• TO II VACAT•D IV THI ,.,,,..,. for Mid ConMrv•tor. •I * San CITY 0, 'OUMTAIM VALLIY LEGAL NOTICE M~ Ori~, lillft -, Hftl*I IMCl'I, Thi! POl'flon fJI 1119 Hortllt11t Qulfltr et 1---=,.o,=,.=,=...,.::::""•"•"•=••=•=s=s---1 Cllfloml1, ""'°· •H et nw r1911t, 111111nc1 n. Hor!Mlll °""""' Df Stctlon ii w
•••• ITATIMIMT ll'll!Wfft 111 ......... llf fht llkl cm-11\tf porlltl\ of lht Nortllwttl Qv1mr of
-wv1!9t In •NI to '1le ml "°"""' Ille Norlliwnt Outrllr 111 kctlon ». both 'Tllt hll°""'9 ,.,... .lf9 clltM ""'411e Ill IM Cll'I ef Colt• Mnl. COuntr fft TCIWMlll9 J South, ltl!Wt 10 'Welt, hi
MIMll •!.,...,. ,_ ... • " D "' OrtMt. ,, ... ti C•Jlfornla, ftterlbtd tilt lttnd'ID LI• '°""· Cll't ., FOU1111t11
DOES A CORONER OR MEDICAL EXAMINER
HAVE THE RIGHT TO DIRECT WHERE A
DECEASED PERSON BE TAKEN AFTER DEA TH7
CA.11:,En 11••• MA """'""' " II ,_.llwl: Vtllwr, CountJ ef Of...... St1,. of DAL y, Jtl• Ctmpvs ~ .....,.,.., Lii! ,_. (4), TrKt IDOf, 11 W met C.Ufornll, 1• w 1Mt1 NCOtWd M l ootl ~ ....... _ ... -,. Vlo ... ,..,,._ In .._ •1, P... S4 51, P'IM lf ti Mlttell•-• M• Ill ttN
,,.._,.._ • "" MltC'tlle'*'" M-. ._. « °'"* 1ttke " ... c_,,,. 1ttretrW ., ukl Ude 1• ~nft CllllllJ. c-tr. dtlat.I • fOllHtr a.-O. Dll'I', I OW. Clrcll, Thi ltrfllt .,.. '*"''*'-fJI ftll Mlt l9fln •t • "'4flt on "" ..., """ "' MUlofl Y'-ltrt Ctll'°'""' ' tf'I: C.111 W i.Wflll nMMV tf"" Ullttod uH Hlrtllwwf Qll«tv, Jovt11 .. W W' Tllh_ ...,... It llllflle ~ • • 119,._ Clf Amfl1c.t. tr ,.,, cttfl 8l'ld ,.,i Ent 1!90.JI tHt trM1 lfll H""'-I
,.,,.. .... ,. D'tlltf, 111t 1'nM tf Midi cndlt t. Ille•· conw ....,._, .. "-" • ,._I Mt•
by EUGENE 0. IERGERON
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BalU-Bergeron Fwnertd Bonte co:.·::-" l LOCATIOlll coa~~ MAI
CHM;LIS o. OAl.Y ..... to"" conwrntw 11111 .. COllft, •IJ. ~ .. -.Id """""' tlltMe TMs ........... f1Nrll "'1fl tM (Clllnff' Al IMtt fl¥9 ISi ~ "'._ -r -MOr1t r It' r 1111 -.. IMI ,. !ht
C1ll1l II Oftil'llt CMdY .. J-,._ 1'11 flt 8ClalnH"" "'9.,,... IM the ~ to trve IOlnl fll btllllrll"" Mid 1t11nt ~
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N.Y. Stoek• EDITION
voe. /iS, NO. '179, 3 SEiCTION~, 38 Pf.GES . ORANGE COUNTY,. CAUFORNIA
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Mitchell to Campaign-·· Despite Martha's Vow
FnmWlnStrvlcto
'Former U.S. Attorney General John
Mitchell today vowed to continue cam·
pafgn111g for the reelectloo ol Pmident
Nb:on, , but hll politics weary wile,
Martha, baa cancelled her once heavy
schedule of personal appearances.
Faced with an ultimatum from his wife
to quit politics phoned from her Newport
Beach villa last week. Mitchell has no Ur
tenttons of leaving his poat as Nixon's
campaign manager, close aides said
Monday,
Powell Moort, a Mltchell staff member
at the Committee for RH!edioo ol the
President, WU asked Monday II MltcbeD
was quilting.
"Not by a Jong sbot, 11 he replied. 11He'1
committed to the Wit before him."
Meanwhile, an allegedly brulaed Mn.
Mitchell wearing bandages · covering .
fingers of her left hand baa taken up
quarters in the J)OSh Westchester Country
Club in Rye, N.Y. Rye wu the com-
munity In wblch the Mltcbells live!I l\'ben
he was a Wall Street lawyer. . ' Until last weekeod, when Martha left,
the Orange Coast following a stormy
week ~ by a feud wltb John at a•
Newport Beach GOP party and the DOW·
1amous Thunday phone can to a INalod
Washlngtnn repor1er, lbe wu apOtted
to star In the N)xoa ~ ello4
But DOW there's not a single public op.
pearance on her acbedule.
Mooday Mrs. Mitcbell !Old rtporlera
sl)e Was being lje!d a "polltlcai prlaj>ner."
Mitchell ' and tbe Whit. lloulf !lave
decl)ned comment ob the cblrge. . • .
However, a spokemwi for the Nbon
committee said Mrs. Mitcbell bu no 1p.
pearances acbeduled for U!e ~ oli
June. "Sbe Intended to. uae ti for !rte
time," the aide said.
•Earlier ID thla election . year, Mrs.
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~bell .... deptctti:: memben
u hi""' more ·for ap.
_..... .-..! the country tbln. any
o !ber woman In the Nixon
Admlnlstratlon. She WIS tzpected to
make ljUlDOl'OUS compaign appearonces.
Mrs. MilchOU'• popularity stemmed
from 1 -of pungent comments she
mode wtdle ber husband was· attorney
general.
They ranged from an attack on Sen. J.
W. Fu\bril)l~ for bis •ote 1galn.1t Nb:on's
SUpreme Court nominee G. Harrold
~ll, . to complaints about women
being tl!lnklua cltizenl -. "We've
never been llbtrated u far u our view-
point b: concerned."
Her commtnts usually were offered in
telephone calls to reporters, and usually
late at night.
As a result of the publicity, Mrs.
M1tcbell was invited to appear on TV talk
shows and before numerous organiza-
tions.
Now Mrs. Mitchell reports she is being
kept out of the spoUlght. It IJ her
''honesty" theY're worrying about, she
saya. ·
f,lrs. Mltchell told the New York Daily
News that while she was in Newport
Beach tut week, 1 oecurtty 1W1ft1 toot
away her telephone and oeverol guan!s
threw btr ontp a bed and 11 Stuct a needle
in my behind."
Mitchell remahu lneommunJcado. 1be
campaign committee says there wlil be
no comment because h1itchell "coosiders
this to be a personal matter."
MitcheJI was reported to have shown
up at the campaign offices Monday bu\
left to go out of town. Where ? "I don't
know where," aa1d one spokesman.
But some IOUrtes said the former at•
torney general had flown to Rye, N.Y.
a1n Se·
J!!guel Bank
Second. Suspec,t
Held • Ill
An unemploJed sb'ip.mlner wu ar-
rested In Bordmon, Ohio by FBI agents
tirly thts momlDg u tbe oecond llUSJ>ed
In tbe fl mtilion heist at tbe Lagunl
Niguel branch o1 Untied callfornia Bank.
. FBI agents ~"ltb U.S. Mlrlbals
and local' police Qlllllrt4 .Amil Al""1
Dlnslo, !6, of Bordmln U"he WU lravoJ.
lng iJl hlJ car down I local streel. ,-
Dinllo ls the brother-b>llW of ailtloo J.. Mulllgan, !6; ol Younialown, . Ohio,
wbo..,.u·sn1ted by FBI qents earlier
11111 month In cOnntictloii with tbe ~ll'Y In wblcb an unimown nomher ol
pe0pte blaated their way Into \he bank
County Policy
Seen Beneficial
ro 'Specul~tors'
Orlll!Je County hos a p I an n i n g
pbllosophy !bat l!Ollllds like I h e
'.'speculaton' Creed" without enough
r.gard for breatlllng opece.
'lbal ~atlon was made by earl E.
Johmon, ctialrman ol tbe Laguna Beach
Planning Commission, following a report
on tbe Orqe County Open Spece plan
made during tile C<lllll)isston's Monday
night study -ion.
<Jommiasi_.I listened 1pellbound IS Comily .Planning aide, Jim Funk told
them that Orange County Is being paved,
roofed, fenced oad -wltb concrete at a rate of 10 squ~miles per year.
. He said that tbe county's philosophy
baa been that every man has a right to
make a profit by developing his land.
'!be County Open Space plan presented
before tbe Laguna !)each commlssionerl
would set aside from six to elgbt acm ID °"" 1pace for eocb 1,000 citizens.
"No pllce are we calling for a
moratorium on developmenl. It Is not •
pion to prohibit all dml-ent wi111ln
tbe county but to Insure that open apace
la Incorporated • 1 l8nd uoe wlllili\ the develoP.mmt,''1Funt emphaaized. ~
"'lbere II I new ethllc to be JIUrllled to
retain tbe lhinll tbat bn>qbt UI here in
tbe first ploce," he aakl. '
'lbb: would be (outbt by · land
developers, Funk predicted.
'!be open opace pion will be up, for
odoptlon )\'-y 11 I 1;30 a.m. )Dini
meetlng ol tbe Orange County Board o1
Sapervllan llld the County PlanDlng
Commlsllon tn Sonia Ana.
'"!be deftlopen will be there tn force
with tbeb" "*"Dt11)' Funk fcreleCS.
Services Slated
For Robb L. Scott
SerYlca will be 111111 11 l ,,.m. TJmn.
dty ID Poctllc View Cllljlel ar 1lobb L.
8co1t. Jiil tknel A'fl., loalll t.oc-,
who died FriclaJ 111111 lft II II.
Mrs. lloolt, I rtliNd llldlrobr lad
•year -ol 0..,. Olanl7, ls
IW'Vived bJ bls -· Vlft, .. I IOll,
-M. Soolt ol Gllndalt.
Tbe &¥. Philip E. G_, wlD ol·
llctate II tbe 'l'hando1 oem.e, .... ID-
amment II Poclllc: View -Plrt
follow Ing.
Heist
vault via tbe roof and rifled 4.lf safe
deposit bous.
A U.S. ~·1 Offi<o spoltesman
said thts momlng that Dinsio woold ap.
pear be(oroe a U.S.: Jhc]ltnte 1n . Clev ..
land .tbia lfterw ilr omf........ I
Whether Db.ii. will lit·~· to l<Ji AnleJes °"'811 Jill libft· Mlll1lpa II
.... ~ llold ls'!!'! lolion.
' '111" ........ -lo ~ Whetiier Mulltpn and -_, 'fn-
yolved In a May ,4 bur!!W'1 •I ~ Ulnls-
1"'"', Oblo branch ol tfle,Second Natlooal
. Bank OI warren ID Which tuo.ooo tn cash
WU seized.
'!be FBI a1JO revealed 11111 mornln«
that a federal grand jury ~
Monday named :zt.year.old ~ Lee
Barner of SUUlll Gato ID -wltb
tbe IJur&lary,
Barba", qmts aaid, remaini 'ot 1arte
and is me o1 ... era1 peraons tlult may he
arrested In .....ectlcin with tbe cw In
tbe -1 kw doys.
His mother I .Viola Barger, • Sl, WU
taken lzlto'cbltody June 14 far perjury In
connection Wltb tbe !nvestlplioo.
'!be dlsC1ooure of the Indictment of
Barber CIBDe during I ~ ln wbich
Mulllgan ~leaded Innocent to the
burglary charges.
U.'S. District Court Judge Matt Byrne
was to have set a trial ttate for Mulligan,
but he continued the bearing when he
(See SUSPl!lt'l'; Pqd)
' ' Senate Panel
Approves ~an
On Handguns
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WASH!NGTON -'!be sen at e
Judicllry Ci>mnillleo ,ledoY 1pproved 1
bill to outlaw tbe . commOrc!Of 11le of
lllllall, concealAble i,pe. llancfiunl not
llUllable for sportla( Pl'P*'I·
'!be mtasUJO, _...s.bJ Sen. Birch
Bayb (!).Ind.), .. ~ IJilnVlcl by 112 to 2
vote olter'tl!e"~ ~.-by
a 9 to $ vote. I rival JDel!Ul'9 of Sen.
Rorilon llruaka (!Ultb.). l
Three btlla Oifered by Sen. Edward M.
Kennedy (!).Mw.), to require tbe
registration ol Ill fireannl, or tbe llcen&-
ing' ol both .... -Md bondguns and of only bondgunl were rejected by one-
lided marglnl.
Bayb told .......... that hll bill would
"take out ol tbe morkelplace tbe
-pons -~ uaed by • erUniDaJit." ' ,,,. bu>d&ID 111111 the ....... 11oa o1s--r.1:;•1o im 11111 tn
the 1ttempte!J 1-IJ· d. AllhmN
Gov. Gemp C. W.U-lut moolb wonld
be boDDed ,from .. -tbe llllaio-
Uoo. •
'!be 111oo1i111 ol Wallace dm1nC hll
CMllpalp for tbe llomomtlc JiNjden-
tlll --........., -by tbe cammlttee Oil BaJli'• blD, ... 1lld>
-""' doniwl! for a ,_, 'lbt cammJttee 11111Dben ftl ...W
oplolt 1_.i ol BoJ!t'• 1111 .....
chairman James o. Eutland !DM")
llld Sen. Johll L llcClellaa ll>oM.).
-.,ppor1ec1 s.,11'• 1111 ..... 1111
own ........ ~ -111 ii Loll ol afety and reliabWI)' laf Ille lllo ol
llandcUDs. -dol..iM.
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Joly 'siiaillm,,'4, laob' quti appk.e..She ii .Jle ',.• &-mile strtltli. pf Lake Washiniulii' M,tilevard to
is fdlltmd Qy, Se'aW. ·polic."eo. It'' 110~ as w·,.,. r • ~P it free of cai:s d•P/1,1 Bl~ liun.di)'. when
.it Ioqb£~r ·Joey. P<J!i~!I'! were.mereJy '.patralllllg '" oitly blkes'are perrilltted,. , '·. . ' t"' . ' .q " • ·S~~.<~if~ lle.que~t Aw~\ited
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'Ille Liguiia Beacb City Council moy W Newt><ir\ Beach) ' at tbe I ?!quest of" tO tbe Fish and Gome eommtaloD ls tbe
asked as early u next week to suppol\ 1 s.,_ and Cooner did poa the Senate same u tbe -of 'Badl>am'•· bill.
more that-would'ollallpt to -"e all Natural 8-lrcel c;ommt~ earUer ''It'• jult 1 matter ol =we need oea life betwem Helaler Pil'k Md er... • thts rnootb and was 5'iit to t1ie Ways and an IClloo by tbe state lure when
cent Bly. · Means Comntlttee with a • 11do paaa" tbe aame acuon ·can be handled ado
Councllmeo will be uked by City Al· recommendation. • • mlnlatraUvely by the commlaakia," laid
· torney Tully . Sejmour and' c b 1 e·1 Seymour llld Cooner, however, were Seymour. Llfesuard Skip Cooner lo req-!bl I not 11tlslltd rih·tbe·bill.ood hive.asked He odded lllat be .hoped to .btlnc the
state Department of F'tlh and Gome lo BM1mn to Jet It die. matter. -tbe eGWiC11 II Its July t
eslabuab an "ecological· reeerve.'' In e11ieDCe, Seymour aald, the requat ~. •
SUch a reserve would pll 1 bin. on tall-
Ing ony species of ftlh or other forml ol
aea life from tbe llhore to 1,000 fell of!
the cout.
jjwe want to have a clook and •'
underwater part," Seymour explained.
Enforcement procedures Would be -ducted by Ibo clfy of Laguna Beach and
the Department of Fish Md Gome, ho
1dded.
Seymour said the request to the Fllll
and Gome Commisllon woold be ..
alternative way cl crutlng an UDo
derwlter pork. '!be other woy IJ by on
IClion ol the state lellalature.
A bill autbored by Rcl>ert llldbom (JI,.
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,\n<I vtrt111ll1 all lhlt ,beef com'"
alreody ""°"II Md "-.. ~ blocb.
It 11,IO toap !bot Ila llllJ me ls to
••1me11r....n..uc -~ -,.. bom-
......,., pocllapd -·lcb ... 11 and
..-loodl -·· -. tbe .,._Aid.'. • ~ odlied l!'*l there -DO _.Ille ,_ilGft 'Mcmd17 Ill tbt IDI•
Jar -~""""' '...... wllere Jlllces, for Ibo lllOI( polt, confarmed to
300 ·Acres
Involved
In Project
By JACK CHAPPELL
Of .. o.ll'f , ...... "
A -Roumoor Corporotton
develop.-! In Laguna mu. now under
construcllGn wtll cover 300 acm cl
Laguna J!o\ld plain lllld, a dllmoyed and
angry Lqimo Beach Plmmill r-1.....,
learned~.
"We'n!nat~1-ellllllll*.la a cue Ilka 11111, wo'n i.ltill .-
llOodt,". -'ad .. = ... ~=,...-·-· '"Clll 1" .,u.q 1111 ..... ~po at tbOit f" bo allld. ~ ...., told by Tom
Howard, I t!11.7 otafl pllmer, that
deve~ In ·tbe ..... could hive 1
population ol, :13,350 -le ti muimum
""' wert made of •xistlni county soninc ortllnllas.
-·-corporation represeol&Uve1 hive told blm, however, lhlt 1 H.000
popuJatlon la planned for tbe oreo. Tho
entire .,. _. plot IJ tdenttlled u Sec>
Uon III ti. tbe Roamoor planned· c:am-
munlty, lloword said.
Tbert lro three sublectlono !bot lie
witbln tbe .... designated u the Laguno
flood . plaln. The company plana to
develop between alll and 15 units per ocn
on tbe land.
~. noted that under cur•
rent Orance County Flood Cooln>I lawo,
the developer ls requlrtd to ,..._...
nmolf Wiler f1:am Ills -~ ,... the natural watercourtea It would lllft
taken bad construction not -un-dertaken:
Howov<r, no provision IJ required for
trapp!JiC ar holdln( excess TllllOI!, or the
water that ordinarily would hive been
aboorbed hid land not been covered with
roofa and 11pbalt.
Lqlmo coounll!ioners viewed exceaa
runoff U I tbrtat to the "health and
safety ol Lapna cltiienl... They
eellmoted that 5 ~n:ent ol tbe Lquna
Oood pla1n wu Involved In tbe Roosmoor
project.
'lbe1 noled that the ctty bad uked far
I building moratorlwn in the Lquna
Oood plain, but lhlt I plan drown up bJ
tbe Orqe Olunty plannlnii office ~
lktrted """""' tbe a.__ ..., clertakl!i(. ,. _ .. _ CorPcntlon .. --~ !bot bis 'company'• deYflolimiat ~ conlPtled wltb alf i*'O'lllin "' u. · . (lee ROtl8MOOR, Pop I) .......
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Slightly W on WedneodlJ
with low -aloa(J !be cout,
occording lo tbe -oentce. lllchl 0.-70 11 lllo -1, a
lnlond. Lon lllltpl lo tllo ID'L
INSDE 'N•A 'l'
BtU. Slon', Holtnalwrllcl 1..,
Poker Alice, etc. n... .,.,..
tllt toll• -I M-UJ lodio-<>f tllt Oki Well. ht
llM1/, POii• 19. thooi before the ~ by tbe
-Adll>lnlltntlon. Locally, beef..-. boYe decided ~~ :
to Wilt and -* --olnld --
::"""''It --; before tbeJ' moke 1111 cbapl Ill !'lbl· ~ :l
Al Rancbo -Viejo, ......_ on - -I ........ ..... ... '
1venp ol l,llGO to 4,1111 bead ol beef la ' ~· " •
IOld to feed Iota each ,_., Ibo cattle ~ -:'.I IUperillteadel>I hod Ultlt flOd lo 111 .. O M
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f'Jlhm ..-1n., JI.boor....-a-dlni wiy today put logether • document
tlnced with Sen. Geor•e McGovern's
views on Indochina withdrawal and
-· i&IUes withou t outright en-dbnemeot of _,me ot hil more coo---.i .-. .-
Bui, u It ~I to !asbloo moderotely
llbenl planU, lhe l'W!orm Commlttee
llapped down bani ~ ellorl by blcl<en
High Sclwol .
.Teachers Man
Picket Signs
By CANDACE PEARSON
Of .... ~, .........
About '75 td<hen walked and carTled
picket llsna down Laguna Road In Tustin
Monday ni&ht prior to a Tustin Union
~ SChool Diltrlct trustee• meeUng In pote.t or the board'• "lDlultln&" aaiaJy
propi>oals.
"Good pay draw1 good teachers,"
"TuatlD II the lowest paid union high
ecbool district,'' and "Let's confer, not
jlllt meet" were a few of the alogana leadlln llold up to motorltlt, driving by,
Led by MINloa Viejo lllP School
teacher Jim Wtban, Ibo group tben took
their obi-Jn to tho board meeting,
whlcb moved to lhe little theate. at
Tustin lllgb bec:auae o! the slu of Ibo
crowd.
Weban, presldtnt of the Tustin Secon-
dary Educalloo AasoclaUon, read a state-
ment which lald !bat put mllun-
derstandlnp betwem board and teache'1
were not yd tleotnd up and !hit the
oo..!'1 meet and confer repreaentative
wu not given cleor dl..ctlom.
Weban alao aald that "the only counter-
proPotal we can get from you la to atay
witli current palley," which be called an
"impaw.''
The teacher's group made 11imllar re-
quests for more money two weeks ago,
but Wehlll told a nporter the "altuatioo
ii wone now than ever. 0
He blamed a lack of communication
and II.Id tension between teacher
negotlato'1 and Ibo board'• represen-
lalive, uaoclnte auperlntendtnl Jack
Bchlnna .... , cauoed .... of !bat llP·
Sdu1m•ker, defended hir' involvement
llltd Aid tbal ta tbe Jut three mnnlha,
i-. have brougllt up new subjects to
Wblill be "'"'1dn'I react and nfuaed to
clllCml famlll# taplca.
Tbe lucberl are req~ a 5.5 per-cent c:oM!-ljvfnC l'alse .. _ ... Pnll-
dent· Nlzoa recommended It,", Weban
lald.
T1>e board bu offered a 1.7 perceqt m:
Cl'tlll, 1'tl1Ch Wehan called ••i~tlnc."
It livea no Inert.,.. lo <0a!'l>et, 'l!!ven'
trliln!n1 or summer tchool..lie ail.d.
Weban · reltttated ~ leicheri" iUg-
1estlon·that'an oublde,.objlctlvO"per90!1
be broughl In lo look at areu of
•1pen11tent disqreement" and m 1 t e
reoommandationt.
The teachen bave tald that a mutually
llflllblt membs' of &be bar UIOclltion
would be appropriate for the lalk.
Board chairman Paul Calhoun told w-lbol -could not dltcusl lhe mall« publlcly, but would take It up In
ei:ecuUve aeuion. .
Wehan amw•ed that "the law only
aay1 ,.. may dltcuu tbeM lhlng1 In ex-
ecutive eesalon, you don' have to."
Calhoun repeated that the board would
consider salary proposals In private
lell!oQI,
TAX 'EXPERT'
FAILS TO FILE?
PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) -Marvin L.
O>Oley, author of "'ll>e Big Bluff," a
boolt allecedly telling how to me income
tax returns without paying tu, has been
charged with failing to me income tu
re-. for lbree year•. 'l1>e 4.\-yeu .. Id
Mesa fanner who bu battied tbe
Internal Revenue Service for years , wu
arralined Monday on charges of falling
to fife returnJ on income of 111,911 in
1968. 117.214 in 1969 and 119,1163 in 1970.
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da11 and ahol'tloa al Iba draft.
' Two liberal abGr11oo ,._is,
submitted by -Sblrl.,-Macl.a"-were voted down by the pllllfonn ...,.,
mlttee early today. A "gay rights" plank
alao was rejected. tor rlClal balance la adloolt. In Ille ran eladlm&
Walla<e'• -ldeallal campalcn ·Sewn! Walla<e plub wcre releclod
~ lald • lllWa eonltrtnee in
Seo ........ Tu., today that be II happy
Willi llJe clal-. pllnta Jn the platftrm
u they, lland.
Mandated by n<W party rules to do
their work In public. Ibo llO committee
members toiled troni I a.m. Monda y un-
til well Into tbla momlng under searing
television lighb and in view of a heavy
delegation of newsmen and a lhiDnlng au-
dience.
manager termed the platform "a 1ulclde at the platform wri!in1 -Ion but there
note for Novemb•<" and said Wallace appeared to be no rancor on the part o1 Mc:Govem, 'lollrinl much of tbe
Soutlnrat and· -In a precooventlon camP"l&n twin(, nld he learned lhe
deftnte plant calls for a major abllt o1
U.S. tax dollan Into dvlllan purposes
Miu MacLalne, a delegall! 1rom·
Callfomta, was beaten by a 5Ml roll-call
vote on • motion to declare ~bortlon to
be ''.a matter ~ween a woman, her doc·
tor and an yone she wishes to consult, In·
eluding her reli1lous counaelor."
forcen•oold figbt·tt-on the !loor. . --·111e Altbama covernor'irtupplrtm.
Charles S. Snider saJd in Montf,omery Moreover, the committee made vil:ible
Ala. the ttatement of party. prJnc pla ig-ellorll to Include Jn preambles and other
nores the uprmed wlabel of many noncontmoeraJaJ secticJos the laDl\IOI•
They 1Ubatantlally rtc:ll!I the prelimi-
nary draft submitted by a subcommittee
Go-go a N~n.o
At Naval Base
SAN DIEGO (AP) -lntUtuted
,two yean ago U a morale boosttr,
go.go is now a 00-00 at Miramar
Naval Air stallon.
The female danc<rt who rocked;
rolled, bounced and gyrated nlghUy
at . the Enllltod Men'• Club and
twice weekly at the O!flctn' Club
, are no longer doing to, ttatlon of·
• Ileen uy. •
No. offfi:ial naaoo lor bouncing
the Co-IOO wu pven, but one o(.
fleer aafd the announcement was
made last week, four days after a
new commander of the base took
over.
Ji'reMPqel
ROSSMOOR. • •
Orange County Flood Control DiJtrict.
Kenneth Dyke, aaaiatant lo lbe ad-
ministrative vic&-presldent, tald that
Laguna Beach'• sudden shock was a little
lati, notlJll lllit plant fur tbe Rooi!Door
devtlopneut have been on file wltb tbe
county '1nce 1913, and !bat tbe nlntb
retlaloa ol -plana WU made ~ 1'70. He aid lbat all the tract mape for deveiopmen~ except one, had been ap-
proved .Incl tllot coaatructlon wa1 pro-ceeding. •
'I'het one'tract map Is for Section G,
procrammed for a dtmity o! 15 dwelling
units per aae, be lllid.
"'Ibey came up with tbla greenbelt
after thlJ planned ccmmunlty Wit ap-
proved/' Dyke aald.
14l'm no expert an fJood ooatrol, but it
would ...... Ioclcal for Ibo city and coun-
ty f1ond coa1ro1 to eel tocetber," Dyke
tald.
In ~ al poialble a11ema11 ... for
stopping--. Lal\llll -plaDnera bad apecuiated fllat If .,....,,.
ment futtdl wtre lmoi'Nd In~ ftJ'1mi.
EnvhUm""llll i._i Sia-~
be required. . •
D1te aid a.at the -denlopinent, lo ~ itnela .... ll!ll>llc ..moeo, la'
!inallced by private ...... .
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SUSPECT · •.•. . .
WU told ol the poulblliiy ol further ll"
restl.
More than II m1lllon In -tlfo and
an undetermined amount of cash and
jewels were taken In the lUglary.
The 1klll wtth wblcb the tbelves worked
bas given a "Mission Impoaalble" upect
to the entire case.
In the wake of tbe beil~ 23 aalety
depoait box holdm have sued Unl)ed
California Bank for 153.3 million charJ·
Ing negllJence on the part of . tbe banll
and the Oreo alarm company.
Gov. Ford Recovering
HOUSTON, Tu. (AP) -Kentucky
Gov. Wendell Ford waa reported lo be Jn
excellent condiUon and r ~ c o v e r 1 n I
nonnally alter a weakened RCtion of an
artery in his abdominal cavity was
replaced with a piece o! dacron Monday.
Ford, 47, will remain Jn Mdhoclllt
Hotpital's lntentlve care unit for another
d_,, a opokl!lllWI at the hoepltal aald,
but 1dded that nn compllcaUont are ...
peeled.
Badget Effect
• Senate P•nel
Al.lo defeated, by a show of hands, was
a proposal by Flor• · Crater of the
Virginia Women's PoUUcal Caucus to
give plaUorm endorsement to "the right
of women to control their own productive ~
lives."
Bill Advances
Sponsor Says
2nd Coastline
Bill Vote .Set
The voting came at 2 a.m. after one
hour and 3S minutes of argument and
warnings that an abortion plank coul
de(eat Democratic candida~ I 1;
November.
To Kill Freeway
Delea! of the proposals left Ill• )>llriJj
platform without mention of abortion.
Sen. Dennis ca-"'er . (R·N-~ With respect to homosexuals, the plat-.,_.. "'"t-• form writer s turned down, after 45'
Beach) today said the state Senate minutes debate. a gay rights plank that
Finance Committee his agreed to would have endorsed lull rights for
By WILLIAM i!CllREIIIER
Of .. IWly ., ........
A bill by state Senator llenllll
Carpenter (II-Newport Beach) elimlnat.
ing the entire stretch of the Pacllic
Coast Freeway route between Ventura
and San Diego sailed through the Senate
Transportation Committee Monday on
Ila way lo the !loor for a final vote.
Newport Beach AWmblyman Robert
Badbam's bill dropping Ibo fneway 1•1
through Newport Beach II ttill oo the
aentte floor awaiting Its final reading
and a vote sometime this week.
"I am confident that my freeway bill
wlll get lhorugh the finance committee
...Uy !hi.a Friday and then on to the noor
for a vote," Carpenter II.kl today.
"This would be the first bill Jn slate
blttory to eliminate an enllra 1reew_, .. !
Elderly Wo~an
Hit by Car, Not
Seriously Hurt
All elderly Laguna Beach woman
eacaped aerlou! Injury Monday alternooo
wben abe wu ttruct by a car while
croNiDg Fora! Avmue at Ibo Beach
Streellntenectlm.
Pollce lald Mrl. E. Omar Bacon, '17, o!
1595 N. Cout JDcbwaY, ---from ber feet by a car mi-by Wllllam
Oakley Georite, 11, ol llH Wallace Ill.,
Coata Meaa. •
Georp WU· mui.. I left tum from .
J!uch mto Fora! and bad llowed
almool to ~ .... when bll.vebl$ ...,...,
the " p«teitrliir 'In .Iii. Ciooaliltk,~ -.C:
cording .. Jl!llil\e.
'l1>e vtclijjj 'i1lo complained o! pain,
aald abe would comull her own doctor. A
report ol taoocldenl will be llled with
the d1atrlct attorney'•. offlte, police aald.
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route,• he aald.
Carpenter cited lhouaands ol parcels of
public and private land that have been
affected by Ibo route and piecemeal dele-
tion efforts over the past several years.
"A.side from the millions o! dollars that
have been spent acquiring property and
planning lhJs lr<eway, the delellon o! the
mute favorably affects hundredt ol
mllllons of dollm Jn property that would
never have been condemned in the tint
place," Carpenter aaid.
"Deukmejian's and Badham's bill
alrt.ady amount to a 60 percent deletion
o! the freeway and mine goes all the
way," Carpenter said.
"1 admit my bill won't 1c>lve the
transportatioo problems but it will force
traffic plannm to look for other means
to IOlve them," he added. ·
Badham'a bill bu been on tbe -
lloor awalllns Ona! actloa for three days.
Carpenter aald today be Is waltlnc untll
the moel opportune time to bring It up
for a vote. 'l1>e aenator la mpomlble for
all<pherdlnl uaembly bllls by Badham throufl1 the aenate.
uwe have been concmtraUng on 1m1te
bllls and -ency -ly bllls tbla
week but I bope we can get to Badham't
1reeway bill before Friday.'' Carpenter
aald.
Cltpenter'a bill, U 11 puaea tho -Ona!
hurdle of Ibo flnanco committee on Fri·
da;r, would be Oii tho .... te floor by July
4 - a worldng hblldiy in Sacramento.
"Wa -have. a Tole 1t01D111 that time, .. Carpenter aald.
Three Arch Bav
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ReSident' 'Plans
"' Protest Action -
reconaider his coastline protection biU, homosexuals .
which was killed by 1 t to 7 vote in that 'MleY adopted a milder platform declaration that, "Americans should be committee Monday. tree to make their own choice of lUe-
Clrpenter alto uld he now thinU he styles and private hablta without be~
has enough votes for the measure to pass subject to dl.scriminatloo or prosecution .•
the committee when it rehears the Phrasing a plank on marijuana proved
meuure Friday. simpler than e1pected for the platform
It hu already passed the Senate writers. The subject was just omitted ..,.
Natural ll<aourcea and Wildli!e Com-tlrely.
mlttee but bu been criticized by con-The 28,00-wcrd documeat has a full
servationl.sU at being too weak. (See page pledging a muslve drive against
earlier story, Page 5.) "heroin and other dangerous drugs" in-
"I wu looking for an assassin Mon-eluding amphetamines abd birbitw'ates,
day," Carpenter said this morning of the but does not mention marijuana.
close vote, adding that one n1>voter who "Hard-drug traffic in schools amust be
first said he would vote approval has met with the strongest possible law en~
again agreed to help pess the measure, forcement," says the approved platfomi-'
M~ ~ ..
If it PllSlleS the second vote this fu The platform committee overwbelm-
day, the bill will then go oo to public ingly approved a plank calling for aboll·,
hearing next week and on to the Senate tion or the electoral college after Ai1
floor from there. delegate committed to Gov. Wallace
The measure would establish a 15--un~pectedly announced Wallace'• en-·
member atate board to formulate broad dorsement of that change.
coast.al guidelines while leaving moot "Gov. Wallace Is In favor of abollahlng
final control in the hands of I~ govern. the electoral college," a n no u n c e d 1
ment. Norman Bl.e Jr., a Florida deltgate. It wu supported by the Orange County A statement calling for abolition of the
League of Cities, the Orange C.Ounty death penalty u an ineffective and cruel-Coast Association, the st.ate County d te d Supervisors Association and most Orange e rrent was a opted.
Coaat city oouncilil. Among surprise amendments was one
Carpenter bu contended !hit local calling for defeat of the ponding wellare-
control over shoreline devekJpment is reform bill, adding another obstacle to •
vital to the home rule concept and told the already formidable ones the measure
Ibo committee that the lsaue ;,, too baa encountered In Congress. Spearhead-
"complex for an Initiative,'' referring to ed by a group of black delegates, the
a move by conservationllll lo place a amendment carried, 14 to ZI. But the
more restrictive bill on the November committee mused to endorse Ibo pro. ballot. Orposal • of the1 National Welfan Rlghta
Janet Adami, ttate chtlrman of the illlJllZ8tiO!' cir a 18,500 guaranteed in-
cantomi. Cout AJ11ance teoll!led Mon-come for a family of four.
day Wforf · 1be ' committee t h·a t The language adopted oo tbla llltd on
Carpenter'• bill la "a coutaJ ~Jan tautlon If• llroad enough to ..,.
hone a _. ~~ ~" commodate other propoeala ~~I Id o
Deiplte'tbls ><ippoolllcin, CarPel>l'.r tof' McGovern'•· McGovern in San Anlonlo,
day toundod o¢mlJt1c about the Friday Tes., said he Is preparing to lntroduCO'
reconalderatlon. new proposal! on welfare and taJaUon,
Voting for Carpenter's bill Monday toning down bla original plan tlriit bu
wen Sena. Lou CUsanovlch (R-sberman been criUcized aa harsh on moderate, u
'l1>e Tina Al<h hY naldent Oaka), John W. Holmdahl (O.Oakland), well as high, Incomes.
lied by Orafil• CounlJ Anlmar~ Robert J. Lagomar1lno (R-Ventura), Rejecting amendmenls tending both :i-. for ~ bla two dop on the Fred W. Marler (11-R<ddlng), Stephen P. toward a more hawkish and more dovish
private beach ol Ibo aclualve South Teele (!).West Point) and Jl&ldolpb stance, the platform wrlten1 pledged that
Cout ..,..mimlly will appear In court Collier (l).Yreke). a Democratic president would make "the w...-.,. mornlnc to · ,,-t tbe ao-Voting acaln!t the measure were Sens. first order of business an Immediate and tlon. · Alfred E. Alqulat (J>.San Jose); Anthony complete withdrawal o! all U.S. forces in
-~·-..._.._ Bellenaon (!).Los Angelet), Albert S. Indochina" and aald !hi.a country "will no G. ~---. 21 N. La s...!a, Rodda n •--Short about tbe Imported meat. lald be will -a jurJ trial wben be ap-<~•menlo), Alan (!). longer seek to determine lbe future ol
"It IOUDda like we11 be oeetng a lot pears In South County Munldal Court to stockton), Walttt Stiern ([).Bakmfitld), the nations o! Indochina."
mon tough cow and tome mon bull," COllteal 'tbi dtalloll.' Howard Way (R-l!:xeter) and Donald A military-policy plank declares that
tald Delane Kendall. Some· Ill Three Al<h Bly naidentl Grumky (11-WataonYllle), "the military budget can be nductd
"Tbo imported meal II cheaper, but ha~e !>-. 111bpoenae\I to appear ill court Gmtky'a Coutilne bill died in lhe Na-subatanUally with no weakening of our
lt't tough u old nalla," be tali!. and teaUfy in Ibo llJIUIUal cue, ·which tional ll<aourcea and Wlldllle Committee national security." It lncluded no figures.
l!e explalnec! that tbe beef froril the WU '1!1'ked. 'by an early. morning ''dog but a aimllar measure II In the on nductlons. Abolition of the armed-
two Commonwealth to1111irlet Is Jn. raid" on tho Tbree Arch Bay beach in Aasembly, authorted by Auemblyman services draft was urged.
apected for cleanlineaa and approved for April, when Shelton waa one of three dog Alan Sieroty (!).Los Angeles). The rejected Wallace antibuslng plank
imporlatlon, but no grading takea place, ownt'1 cited for violating the county would have declared the party,
thlll the quality of the meal la never o-e banning dogs from public Fil'" . st Woman Executed "unalterably oppooed to -lluslng to cettllled. · ' beachu. achleve raclaJ balance."
0ne·olher factor which can not be I&· Sbeltoa, wbo lald he bu WO,, rmm!ng The adopted plank descrlbet buaJng aa
nored, several author!Uet aald, 11 that h1a dop cm lhe beach •Ince niovlng to the TEHRAN (AP) - A woman was ex-"another tool that muat continue to bo
there ls no excess of ·supply o1 meal community a dozen years ago, decided to ec:uted today !or the fil'llt lime In modern available according to Supreme Court
available !or imporlaUoo to the United contest the cltallon and uk for a jury Iranian hlatory. Iran Shifarl, 42, was declalom to eliminate legally impoaod'
States. trial "to aet11e our rl&!lta once and !or hanged for the murd<t o! ber two 1tep-segregation and improve the quality of
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Monday that bec:auae other counlrlet alao
compete beavlly on tbe JntemaUooal
market, the effects ol the lifted quotu m
the United states will be gractuaJ, not
audden.
It's What's Out Back That Counts!
Capo School Trustees
Our store ls like an icobergl No -wo'ro not chiRy to
dHI with -it'• that you only '" one tenth of our storo
from the front.
Ptoplo visiting us fot tlia first time aro ftabber<Jaste<I
whtn the spacious Int.riot unfolds boforo them. The hugo
showroom has thou .. nds of .. mplos. (Customek teR us
we h1v1 the l.rgnt .. ltction they havo soon). Eye County Tax Report
Truoteea of the Clpislrano Unified
School District Monday took' one mnn
step along lbe road to a new budget and
an 18-cent lax rate incrtaae by approving
a "tenlaUve" model of the document and
JSsuing fond hopes for 10me "eood oewa"
in Income early next month.
The tentative budget, callla( for major
Iner<.... betaUIO Of Dalll Hilla HJP
&:boot opening -year, 'amounla to
110.s million In district -for the
comiQc flacal year.
But cleopHe .belnc IU mlDlon hllht<
than the . budpt for thla uplrinJ fiscal
year, tbi tenlatlve version u yel con-
talna DO provltlont for 1......... In
salarlal above regular 1djullmenta for
district penonnel.
Sim Cblcaa, aalalant auperlnlenden~
buaJ-. Ml"llcto, joined SUpt. Truman
Benedict In hoplni for good 11tW1 Joly J
wben the actual a_.i •aluatim of
taxable property bl "" district la ......
available by the coanty tu aa1-.
"We are ~ now for -IOOd news that mlgt!t . .., incrs sts 1Mve
~II.projected elgllt J>Ortent," Benocllct
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Chiou reiterated euller npl-llonl
of lncreulng costa In the cl1atrlct, due
primarily to the opening of Ibo new
school in Dant Point. Bui even with lhe
incruaes In .. _ bulldiDg main-
tenance and other te7 fadlltlet.related
flmd.ions 'frill be ubare-bona" um cam-
~year, he added. 'Even though we have commlllld al
lhoee funds to Dana Hilla, .. a1111 .. Doi
find tho flmda for mal-aol(llllllo
and equi~t such u .... -and the like for lhe .,... dtool," 111 IOld.
Chicu· added lllat alt:l 1111 <llalrld
will have aeveral .,... =~ lo dlla
Ind maintain Dell year, Ibo ~
wUI probabl7 have to be ..,. -o
lsUng-1.
"We won't be able lo flll*l Ille Joni
of maintenance and d:wfssrr tbat
we've been alld to," be tlM tn · r r.
Monday'1 ~ -b Maid ~ fldal otep bl !lie btldpt pro< Ill
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Our wirer.-cont1ins 1n invtntory of infinite veriaty.
Hundreds of romnents inhabit 1 25150 R1mn1nt room.
Adel of~ • 1pac:ious Clrapory room, plenty of
parilng, p!M..nt people, •ncl you'I hive the "Big Picture"
ef -._..(ul Of*ltionl
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·Tall Wall Asked
: Tustin Board Del.ays Pl.ay Courts
·Tualtn Union 1!iih School· District
t-Monday delayed the blrlng of an
~tec:t for planned tennis and handball
courts at University Hlgb School l!'
ltjlne ltt.. a Mission Viejo Hlgb teachOr
complatned of tO!Hhorl court wails at his
aChool,
District Superintendent WWiam 1.ogg
bad recommended lllllntnl a contract
wUh Willis, K. Hutclwon Arcbitecls and
Al!ociate., the same f1nn which drew
plans for Mlssloo Viejo'• facilities .
Tbe boord earlier tn the evening had
approved advertising ror construction
bids .on the up to 1117,000 project at
University,
<Trustee· Robert Bartholomew argued
llClinst spendlng "a fantastk: amount ol
Board Criticizes
Lack of Detail,
But Backs Plan
money" for an archltect when lhnllar
facllilles have been built and tljere are
"oo problems a a:ood cootractor Couldn't
handle ...
The architect waulcl be plld. four per-
cent of the cost o( the ...,,iructloa.
1.ogg aald the tmaln and ....... ol
power at Univenlly lllib wert dlff<rent
-)from -at MJa!on and~ ii the allte WGUJcl approve Ille project ti a
certlfled arcllitect or engineer didn't aJao '
approve .tt. .
.fbbalMoore, a teacher at Mission, then
suggested that ii the board didn't spend
!be money on an architect,. '1ben you
could possibly make our courts rlgbl."
1.ogg told the board that "there ore dif.
ferent ldeu about what high ICbool
handl>oll courts are llUpposed to be" and
Mission's walls -a· leJlli..compromise
between straight and slanted styles -I
lose handballs. '
Moore was~ more deecriptJve. 11From •
what I gather," be told a ilughlng au-
dience, "tbe wails are the i'igbl size, just
down tn !be pound too far, ·
"You wouldn't play i!=ll an a ollorl
court-or handbill either," he continued,
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N.Y. St.elul
TEN CENTS
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Beach Ties
Master Plan
To Rezoning
By L PETER KRIEG
Of .. DflllY P'li.t ll•ff
Newport Beach councilmen Monday
nlgbt told the city ol Jrvtne ~ It wants to
master plan the Orange County Airport
area, Irvine must show "good faith'' b)'
rolling back zoning on the 50-Acre
McDonneU Douglas property o n
MacArthur Boulevard .
Responding to an Irvine resolution ask·
Ing for a delay in consideration of a $135
million development plan for the nearby
Collins Radio Company p r o p e r t y,
Newport COW!Cllmen adopted a resolution
ol their own that 11)'1. In part:
"Newport lleoch wllhel to olflclaU7
and without -rvalton ~amnn ill """'
tinued intent to cooperate with the city ol
Irvine In planning the area • • . on a
mutually 11tlsfactory basis :
"As a gesture of good lailh the City
Council' of Newport Beach urges the
Jrvlne City Council to promptly consider
reexamining the zoning on the McDonnell
By PATRIC!\ BOYLE adding that II is just a problem of digging
Of Ill .,_ Plllt ltltf the floor out "ju.It I tittle." • DAILY r1LOT "'"9 W ~ p..,...
Douglss properly "° that comprehensive
planning studies may begin ln earnest.''
--Wltbou~itlna-lor-1-r-.--
Still criticizing· the dci<ument for ils "We have to lower the floor about m
lack ol detail, San Joaquin school to oigbt feet," be clead.panntd. "It Is my
·DESPIT!i-Tl'IE'"SIRIOUS-SIGN~E-PICKETER•OUND SOMETHING-TO SMILE ABOUT
TUltln Union Hlth Sc'-1 District EmploYff Plckat Before Truate11 Mffting Newport .,.D'lim0111Cheduled a July JO
public hearlnc on the Collins request to
rezone its 1'17.0cre parcel to allow big)!
rtae office llulldlnp.
district trualles Monday approved a ten-undenlandtng lbat the wails are there." ' '
tatift '111 million budget f,.. tbe Jm.'13 He added that II ....,1 proper that
ldiool yeor. •every U-yo11·bit the bondboll It ,...
As pi:omlled bf tile board, the piopaty tnto the tennll court (over the ""11) and
le rote tncr.ue .waa held to z cents per the lemlla playera lllrt .plaYIJw ttmWI 7 ·5 Tea~hers Protest .. Councllmao Milan Doltal wanted the
l'ffOlutlcm to Include an onler lor the two
ciUes' llallOll '"'"m-to meet poot
baste. fJOO olMI•-Vllnallon. with the·-·" ' . ' . ll'O -.t Ille .............. ,... Truiileel laWed It ........... .,. the .
aram, a tu ol tz,71..id,J.lt :lo!led'"' · ~tect·a -.. 1 Ml~ llvd,. ~
dlslric\ -· u 00!'1l(ltd to the' llie'tllli!fl>Nlt ... Mlle ~·'*oatr-·
preoent tµ of •a lW $tilt: 'Diii -.& llirllli ,a -... ' ·
• tu blll lncroae ot •bout flt. 'IS 1111' lbe ' ·.ru.r, Ibo ball\! .... to • reQ,,;,11
' ' ~qi:J.~ Irr.Chet. 'in 4fUl'!n, Oppose SaJaryi Pro11,9. •
"Do we ba'8 to lmtnlcl ......_.,ilteea
to meal," --*"" Dllald A. McJMll
,"l~ ... llllllooalnlllllllalllo
wort """ .. In ~ pion. owner of• ll0,000 borne. ' ..__ by onio _....,., Jl!c'rlll llonnlan, tliat
Trustees wen geneially critlcal of,.. an aJtomate bid tncludlng,IJibts on the
brief, •ilti>N" budget . •um m a r Y • court faeillUes be advtrtlsod ·•-· with
"epared by -SUporintendent thO DOD-Uglited eoiiits. " -.. C Nerloon. Tllei' contended II did nol
mate avlilable to -or to the
publlc enough details about the vlrlous
propoeecl 1p0nding -· "We dm~ have the information here to
!n!elllgenUy dllcuss what we have spent
the lalt -... " -llennll Smith aald after debate .. ,.. cuttillf !be leam-
lng disability J11<>gram. "I tltlnk it bas
been • note ol time." •
Ci_ry Councilmen
Eye · Last Public
L-Ook at Bti«tget
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By CANDACE PEAIIBON dl8Cllll .famililr ·toplca.-
~, -oe •..., '''"...,. ... ' • The teachen)are ~g a$..& per-·.
About 1i ......... 11.alked a.I! canied . cent cOst-<>f-livtng ralae "because Preli;
picket aigna down Laguna Road tn Tustin dent. Nbton recommended ii;" Wehan
MOnday iligbl pnor to a ·Tustin Union aaid. <' ' . . . .
Hlgh ScbOOI Dblrk:t trustees medlng tn '.!be-board baa offered a 2. 7 percent in-. . creue. which Weban called "insulting ,.
protest of the board'• 11lnsill.UJ1i" salary It~givff no~ to cOacbes, .diiver81
~· • , trainlog "! ,~ llChbo!, he aald. ·
"Good pay draws good teacbera," Weban ·ljoiterated the teachers' SUI·
"Tlilttn' Is '1he 1oftst paid wdod high gtstion that an outside, objective perllOll
school diltrkt..'' and .. Let's coaler, not ~ r ~ .in . to klok ,.. at areas of
just meet""'" a r... of .the .ak'lua .=nc1a dlaagreement and ma k·e teachers '~ up to motorlsll drlv!Gg by. · ltom.
Led by -Vlojo lllib School ' • ' '
The teachen have oaid that a mutually
agreeable member of the bar llSIOciation
would be appropriate for the taak.
Board cba1m\itn Paul , Calhoun told
Weban that truatees could not discuss the
maljer ,pubilclY.,but would tai:e II up in
e1ecutfV1 tealon.
Weban anawmd that '1be lltW only
181'' you llloY dlscuN tbeM thln11 in ...
ecUtlve lelllon, yOu don't have to."
CaJboun rapeated· that the board waulcl
consider '8llr>' propoaals tn private sesslons.' • •
ninl,,. l:>rDiMJ ukl II A ..... would
-pio ....... ol ........ willi
IOmelhlaj W ... bllt."
. "Tba!' ...... • ollort to -with us," Vice Mayor Howard Rogers con-
tended. "H this is a long-rqe thing,
Ibey lboultln't jump In at the iul minute
and mallll u eflort to meet.
"Their .... 1ut1on aa)'I they ean
withdraw aaytlme they want to," be llld.
"I tbtat It would strOllgihen our !*·
tion with then ii we included wordiJll (In
the .....,.dm) caJ11ni for a m•tl,. •
DoetaJ llkl. ' Ten teachers had been requested for
the ...,..-ol that~ at a cost
ol' fll4,llOO, but· Nerloon said, the money
\no not available.
<>then agned 'lriltl Smith,' 'l'rull1'!0
Jooepb P-IOll remarldni tbet tn order
to cut or bop a pn>gnm nut scbool
7ear, trualee< need,io tnow what It is.
Irvine city COQ!!cilmen will lob the Wicher Jim We!WJ, the irOoP then toot
last public look al the ci!J'• IU million their objedlOna In to the boird meeltol. Pro" le'. s'sw· U, Q Would Use 1m.n ·budpt, ¥ln!I their meeting at which movocl to the llUle theater · al , . .,.,
7:11 o'doclt imilcbt to dly ball lllllOX. · 1'1lllln 'lllib beca .... of the size of Ille
"Maybe I'm not that familiar with !)llJ
" covernment," intoned veteran eoa. cllman Carl Kymla. 0 1 am conouaect
whether they ore sincere -lhq llltl
their nool'ullon by aayln& (Iba <Iller for
joint planning) 'may be withdran al
(Irvine's) dlacreUon at 1111-.' "
Clty·M>._ Wl11lam li'oollett Jr. wW crowd. . · . · · , , '
Neriaon, reac:tllli to the criticism, aald
that Ji! bia 15 ~· -king on budget, hO hid never before encoonlen!d a board
that wmted 1tn ltm>lsed ICCQWltlng of
dllcuss the budget propo1a1 wblcb coun-.weban, president of the Tultln Seoon-
cilmen have amtndM durina a •aerla of · dary Education AsaociaUon, read01allte-1
four pubUc bearlnp. ment ''whlcb &aid that _palt mlloD-
Tbe c:ouncll meets at 41111 Campus derallnilinp beiween boatifOd. teacbera ;
Drive, Only the portlon.deallni with city were not yei cleOred up and, that the
Building; Douglm Says ··
JVel'l' expenditure. ·
He uld he would Jftplre a detailed
lllee ~OAQUIN, Pip I)
·Senate Panel
Approves Ban
" .
On Handgi1<m
mm Win 11erv1ea
WASHINGTON -The Senate
Judiciary Committee today 1pproved a
·bill to outlaw the commerdal sale of
amall, concealll>le 11J10 handgunll nol '
atjomey wvlceanmatna to face co1111Cil bOard's 'meet' arid cooler repreaentaUve
cqls. A coptract with tho 1a, firm of w~-not given clear ·dlrectioos. ·
Rutan and Tucker of S8nta Aila Is aJao 'Weban aJao aald that "the only counter·
.. 1 for tooight'• agenda. proposal we can &et from yo~ Is to·ally
Other niattera before the c:ouncll in-with comm policy," wbicb be cailecl an
elude: .. impasse."
-Final actlnn on U,. Univmlty Park T)>o teache<'s group made aiml1ar ,..
planned community ...m;. · qimm for more money lwO' weekl •iJO•
-&lection of tine poatble sites for but'-Weban'told·a reporler the "lilUaUon
final choice by tba county librarian, to is worse now than ever."
house a county branch librlr)' In Irvine, He blamed a lack of communlcsUon
.!.A 117,000 •-of the city'• con-and aa1c1· tension between teacher
tract wi~ Ed il4'""1h and Sieve Lifer -tlatorl and the IJoard'a repr_,,.
ffr piGltng coaaultaal ....ice. through taUve, .-iate superintendent Jack
September. Schumaker, c.euaed IDDle of that gap.
-Approval of I pilot bleyCle• trail proj-Scbum.ti.r defended his Involvement
ect at a -ol f$,000 or more f,.. strip-and said lbal In the lits! three months
inl of -~ Univ<n!ty Pork teac:bOrs have brought up new llllbjecta t.:
md UC Irvine. · wbiCh he couldn't react and refuaed to
' ' By GEORGI LEIDAL
• • Of .. o.ltr ,,, ........
OfficiaJa of Mcllormell·Douglaa Corp •
today conllnned . they are seeking a· con-
ditional nse permit from the Irvine pia,,.
D\r!g corfunb.tion to lilow-"c0mmerclal,
p!Ofeqlonff and business uaes" of a
building at 2121 campus Drive. .
'A eom)iany spokesniaD toaay 11id
three archilect9, I doctor and I dentlll
have leued olfice space In the bulldtng,
City Managor, William Woollett Jr. said
a condltloail uae permit Is r.quired for
theae uoea uniter ·terma of, the rezoning of
the parcel• approved· by county 1overn-
ment shortly befOR lhi:orporatioo.
"I pell Ibey 111ucl:-tbeoe lenanll tn
' 111itable for sporting purpoaea. . • • ·,~~.e~~~~:Fl'ood Plain Use Cr1·t"1·.c' .. 1·zed
a 9 to $ vote a rival meuure of Sen. , . . ,. .
Roman Hru1D (llo-Neb.). . t
,,,.... bllla ollered by Sen. EdWord M. ' ' ~=~~~~;ci:.n~ 300 Acres Would Be Involved in -Devewpment
111, ol both-long -and _,... and •of mly ........... "'"' rej<cted 'bj me-By JA(J[ CllAPPilU. bave told him, however, lbat 1 11,000'
\aided mar.-. • 1 .... ..., "" ""' population is planned for the are1. The
illJb told --that hil blll ,:ould A -llownett-Corporation entire 700 acro plot,, ii ~ u Sec-
"tab out o1 the marketplace Iba ~ 111·1-lli1ll -Ullder tioo m o1 the 11oo1moor plumed com-,,_ moot 1requmu, uaed by constructlall ' ril ..,... • acns ol munity, Howud aald.
cr19w11 " Lq1ma flood plalll land, a dlama1'lf and ' There are three ouboectlonl that He 'Ill~ uaecl la lhe •-lion ,.,,,., Ll&la.lloodl Plinlllnc t'lnmt-m witllln the on!O cleslcna•ecl• Ibo 1.quna
ol la -F. KlllllllJ 1111'11 and ID lea...,i Mll/dlr. Dood ~ The ...._ plw to
Iba ......,... 1rii'likc ol Alablma "We'ro 111 about -· In demos> between liJt,and JJ llDltl per acre
Gor. o-p C. W.U..illlll ~ woa1d a • • wo'fe talklnl about .., Iba JMd.
be --... .... .. ........ -.w _... • ,.,,,., Rater Opnpl-1-· -llat ....... cur-
-Llalllloor, dtJ ...... -i-. "" GI I Ooaa11 F1o111 Cmtro1 Ian
'ftlo llloollnc ol T Dr mte llll "Oii wt "9 lliftlll4 ola -crtft ... •• I rps II 1.,.ind lo clllnaei
-· Mr tllo M........ 'at ... I !MT" ba ub<I. rwlf<-.. lllJ A9Jlll .... Into tlll __ ... Q&Jld "' tllo .:: H .... -told "' Tllll ........... I II -....... .....
commfttee • IllJli'• .._. 11111 -•.. a c111 1111r ..._ 1llf. Jllla w I -111 --.... -11111 •11111 tor • ,_, ....... ,,_ In Iba -. ...,,,, ~ a aos .~ -~--ol 'aa wloo -popilalioll ol 13,JIO poaplo If •"Nn •as••, no _... 11 roqa&td 1 ... --"'111'• 11111 - -..... made o1 alltlal _,-. ......,. .. ldllnt ~nan ... the ---o. !llllw llMllla.) ..-..... nltir illo& a6w;ifr _.. hi~ been
aadl&Jal.'M:Wlm(l).Arll.). n-oor ~ llpMID1111o91 ll11Wlladliod!IOl'bea<0Hndwlth
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, roofJ and upbalt.
·Laguna COllllDlllloner viewed excesa '
nmorf u a ~I lo the "health and •
aafely ol LaaUoa dti-." They
eatlmltled that $ ~ ol ~ Lacuna
flood platn waa tnvolvOcl tn the R....n.or
project.
TbeJ -tloat lhe dtJ bad ulled Jor •
a buildlnc morllwl11111 tn the Lacuna
flood plaln. ~ tbat • Plai\ ..... up bl'
Ille Or-. ODilllJ plann!ic amc. bad
1tJr¥ around the ROlllllOot un-
clettaklnc.
A ft••-Corparatlon -ft lald todl1 that Iii OmtpollJ'i .,..._'
bad ........ -all --ol the llrqo CoDty Flood CoaCnl 'Dtmtcl.
X..tli °""' .. -lo tho ad--.. ~· 1114 that i..,... l11ct'l ..W.~w11 i UtUe
(lloo JW•IOOll. ..... I)
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and now want to make It right," Woollett
said, ·
Si'nce Incorporation, many people In
Irvine have beireved the city's building
freeze and later a ftqllested tonllnuance
ol city cmsldenllon of Ibo lncldtrlal to
commercial zoning nltcb bad main-
tained the new. city's rllbt to reconsider
the zoning clwlp,
.At lsaue with,the lar1er,lkcre parcel
Is the changed nablrt of land .,. around
the Orange County AlrpOrt that would
reault from approval of 1be McDOonell·
Douglas plana,
A coriventton ttriW and hotel are
ainong the -.... the finn had
convinced ·~· -offlclalt were needed ~hen Ibey .t the rezoning ~ to
hicorporaUon ·o Irvine.
The McDcinnell-Dougiu apokesman to.
day noted the Condltlonsl use permit they
are ~ lnim the city, would allow
the commercial, business and pio-
feuional . uaes oa1y within the ClllHlory
buildilig presenUy on the property.
:However, Woollett Mid the coodltlonal
• use permit m1gbt ...U couae lhe plmmlng
commlum 10 lob 'another loolt at com-
mercW ...... the ,firm (OI frolll lhe
county.
A n!lum ol the lolcllollllell-Oouglu
parcel '• IOnlni to lndl!llrW la ll'ged by
o!f!ciala to Newport 8ea<b ID their ._.
lullon ouppor)lng I joint plmmlng a,_
to ltudJ' airport 11 .. ~I. .,
' Boggs,, Ford Greeted
'roKYO (AP)-Rep. lllle,Boaa of
Loulalona, B-majorllf leldof, ...S ,
llep!I • Gerald R. Ford ol MJcbican, the
ouae llepubl1can leader, were Fteted on tboir ...Wal ID QilDa by C111!11 1'1!1-
1\1111. ~ ~ o1· the a.tnese
People'• )utituto of , ..... Allain, •
New a.in. NOWI A&'*' rojlart aays, -
Bocp add ~.orffied In ~ JiloD.
day ._,led by a P*tJ 'of 11 tn-cludinC lllelr wlv.1, Ille ""Inc braiilcUt ,.ici. • •
I"ln6 offlclala aald tbe7 prl ..
cla,.. In the naolullon • ., ..... 11
Newport Beach pl'OeftU with Callllll ,
rezoning.
Antitheft Gas
Capsule Fails
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -The lint
West Coal! Ille ol 1 gu capsule dtlllntd
to lmmobl11Je bonk robbers failed "'-11
didn't dlacbarge, police reported.
Tbe -fled Ill loot with • ""' of loot.
A teller II a Welll' ,._ -1nnc11
aald she compiled with Ilia rtllber'1 re-
quest to fill the ""' with -but ad-ded tho apeclOl gu .......
Ofllciala aald II WU the lint loll ol the
calJllllle. which bu been -tn Eut
Cout bonb,
Csalt
......
Sllglllly warmer 111 w_.,
with low claucll alcml ·lhe <Mii,
ICCOl'ding to Ille -Ihm' -·
lligbo uuund 7' It tba --· • Inland. ton ton1g)lt II Illa Wa.
JNSIBE TOD&Y
Bdff Sttm, HallntlllMI 11111,
l'olccr Aller, <le. T--. u....uv......,,._...t_..,.
Uv lodl.,-<>J•l11c Old Wiii. S..
ltort/, POQI j"· ....__ .
Cll!"""9 • g~~ 1Nt .. -" --' ·--. ... , 1 mt lt ....... •tt ............ ,.
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I DAILY PILOT IS
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• University
Park
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Joaquin
· Intel 1nediate
xhoOI
E1ementary
School
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·Principals
Won't Get
Salary-Cut ·
Principals' ularlH In the San Joaquin
Elementary School · District will ap-
" panntly net be cut for nm IC!tool yur
lollowlng trustee approval Monday of a
i.ntauve im-n budget.
Althouab Ibo action dJd not determine
Ibo ulary ICl!e for district employes nm fllcll year, the board did not set
another meeting prior to June SO, the
deadline for mating any salary cuta.
The pay cuts had ,l>een proposed by
IN.Slee Dennis Smith, who lelt the 29
principals and assistant principals In the
district were being paid above the
average of their counterparts in other
county ICbool district..
Smlth said tho county "°'"""''' olllce had ruled that· no cull In pay could be
made after June JO, the end of the cur-
m>t llacal year.
Stuart Omntngbam p r i n c I p a I of
UnlvOl'lity Part School In Irvine, told the
boon! Monday that 11 leut four other
county ICbool dlltrlcll had set their ad·
mlnlatr1Uvo salary IChedules for next
year and that tho IChedula were In line
with Ille praent San Joaquin District
prlnclpall' pay ICale.
"W• f~ that we are in the top half or
th1rd of the dlltricts la the county,'' CUr>o
nlnglll!n told the board. "To cul U1 would
pul·WI below hall of•lbe ,county dlltrlcll. •
However, Smlth contended that while
other -had pay celllnp u bJih .. the San JOICjuln principal'• pay ICale,
few prloclpall -that peek.
San JOICjuln bu only five ll<pil on the
• VCI Farillt1
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Carpenter Seek ~
I ,
Hospital Funds
All Orange Ccmt legislal<lr today bas
opened .an d!ort In Sacramento to
reatore !900,llOO to the state budg~t which
would pay !or working drawings of .the
luture UC Irvine teacbing bospltal.
Funds !or planning the medical facility
were cbopped out of Ille budget last week
by the j..<J)slature Jn a pre-conference
committee action.
State Senator Dennis E. carpenter (R-
Newport Beach) today declared he will
attempt to have the funds restored
ttrough a spot bill he introduced earlier
this year.
His measure, SB 1086, is due for a
hearing early next week before the
Seoate Finance Commltke.
Carpenter said he has met with
ASsemblyman Willy Brown (0.San Frari-
cisco) to discuss Brown's opposition to
the teaching hospital allocation for UCI.
Carpenter saJci he believes Brown was
instrumental in deleting the budgeted
planning money because Brown feel• the
UC symm should build teaching
hospitals only In Inner clUes where they
can serve knv-income famiiies as well as
train new doctors.
Corpenter said he will try to convince
Brown that the facility will not replace
h<.ispilals with wh!cb UCl-Calilornla
College o1 Medicine pmently hu con-
tract. for medical training or doctors.
SB 1086 Is an education 'spot blll
Carpenter has saved for the typical '·Jau
mlnute'' crunches that race sehools and
colleges at budget Ume.
'!be rider , ii approved by both houses,
would restore the p18.Ming money to
allow continued development o! t~
Irvine hospital.
Actual construction of tilt facility,
however, is dependent on November
voter approval of a $J55.9 million health
sciences bond issue. Thal meas41"t, tl\i
dorsed by Gov. Ronald ReagaQ, wip
benefit 1111 UC campuses and cover cost,
for building the UCI teaching hospital.
.
FremP.,,el
ROSSMOOR. ••
late, noting that plans for the Rossmoor
development have been on file with th•
county 1lnce 1983, and that the ninth
revision or those plans was made in 1970.
He said that all the tract maps lot
development, except me, had been ap-
proved and that conatructioo was pro-
ceeding.
Thal one tract map Is for Section G.
programmed for a density of 15 dwellin1
units per acre, he said.
"'Ibey came up with this greenbelt
after this planned community was 1p-
proved," Dyke said.
:·1·m no expert on flood control, but it'
"'OU.Id seem logical for the city and coun-
ty flood control to get together," Dyke
•aid.
Irvine
Town Center ...
.•.. -proposed
bike ,Wfr'J
A traffic
generator
" acale and prlnclpa!a ore moved up 1 step
eacb yea!' unUl the top salary of PJ,:tOO
lJ re1cbed. In other acbool dlstrlcta, pro-
motion lJ -"" adcllll1111! educlUGll llld Ume In the dlltrlct, .. few men
reach the top, Smith cooteailed.
One Irvine raldenl, Al :n-, of
111111 AnUocb Drive, urged the boon! not
to mob I cut In the princlpall' pay
becl-II could he clemora!lzJng.
For more than a year, UC! oUlclala
have contended they Will continue to
place medlcal students in alt hospttals
they presenUy u" for training, since the
facllllY' being planned adjacent to the
UC! campus will have only 350 beds. ·
Thal is not viewed u enough hoapital
space to handle all the training needs of
the growing medlcal acbool.
From Pflfle I
JOAQUIN •.•
In looking at poss.Ible alternatives for
stopping construction, Laguna Beach"
planners had speculated that if govern-
ment funds were involved in 81JY way, an,.,
Envll<lnmental Impact Statement would
he required. •
Dyke said tl!at the entire development,
to include at.reeta and public services, is;
financed by private moolee. "M,y cbild 1oe1 to TUrtJe Rock ScbooJ,"
&nmeJ aald. "I elm~ -Ibo pr!nclpol 11 thal -. but he aeta a lane !hot lJ
reolly .,..L He II eatremely eiect!ve
and does a vory, very good job."
budget for the trualeel prior to llna! coo-
sideratloo ol nm year's budgel
, Piloi..BtlcfLfialls Newly elected Irvine Unlfled School
D~ct trustee Charles B o u I a n g e r
qreed with Romney,. saying that It was
not feasible to cut principah:' salaries
while at the same time asking them to
assume more responsibilities with in·
creoaed mrollmeDll.
Boord approval of the kn&Uve budget
Monday wu inertly a formality to meet
the June SO deadllne aet by tbe CO\lllty, ao
that a tax rate can be set for next flacal year,
Superlnlemlent Ralph Gaks told the
board that the entire spending program
can he alt.red by trustees In July, prior
to final adoptloo Of next llChool year's
budget, wblcb must he done by early
August.
Bill to Allow
Maternity Leave
Squeaks Through lllp lbowt proPOHd on-street bike trails lhe Irvine
City Councll wfll colllider al 7:30 o'clock tonight In
dty ball· 1.t111u, 1"1ne Town Center. The 3.8-mile
aperlmental route wu rlVlJed slighUy by the
pl••nl•ll tommlalon, but conUnues to offer two-
' way, eight·foot cycle lanes on Campus and Culver
Drives with tw~way, narrower lanes in Michelson
Avenue. Routes link University Park neighbor·
hoods with UC Irvine and Town Center.
A few of the changes In prosram1 pro-
SACRAMENTO' (AP) -No one spoke
asatmt motherhood -even for Jail
prllonera -In the olak Asambl,y -but
a .bill giving pregnant lnmatea tin!• oil
from Jail to bav!.,bl!>lea just --through .with 9llO vote to spare.
Y Indian Gm" des posed by the admlnistrau... through the new apendlac -am include: •
-A cul In lhe .dlstrtcl tranapo[lallon
SI te Dr , • e>pendtlures, which Nedaoa 111a will ' ' ' '• a a·wmg IDtlll a cut In buslnaa aervlcu and an Sacfdlehack' Trustees Mull Class StandardS Tbo pJu call Monday OD the meuurtl
by ~bl,yman Leon Ralph, (!).Loo
Angeles), wa, 42-26, just over the 41->0la
maf!>rlly required to send the bill to the
Sena!<.
~,.1· ~ .,~. H 'N M t,' incNae In the Waltlntl dlltlncea to . a y~ . .. ~ ea . ..... R . F ds schoolJ. He did not yet baV. the details $18 Million .Bond Issue ~ -.io 8ISe 'UD . ·.., -d1st1nces.
Due More Study -A tolal cut in alter ICbool aports for
The Saddlebact Valley y M CA children in the elementary schools. Prln-
'!be measure would allow women In-
mates up to eo days of maternity leave
from jail, providing they are serving
tenns on ofienaea for whicb they would
he eligible for parole.
.
'l'rulteell ol the Soddleboek Valley
"-.}.lnllled·Scbool Dlllrlct lhlJ rnorntnr...,.
lnlon11ed that an fl! ml!UOll bond lllue
will be needed lo IUpporl flD adequate balldlllC ...,.,. ....
Mlll!Qr 117 1.m. for tbe rtudy -· the boanJ WU told that the bondJ would
ba ooupled with """"' fll mllllon In lllte
aid to build U acbooll over tho neat five
)'Mn.' .
A bond election haa been proposed In
the achoo! dlllrlct for Sept. II, but the
issue inusl be 1pproved by the boml end
aubmlt!ed lo the county by July I ao that
the electlon m1y be Cllled.
Tupaym Jn the district now pay IO
cenla per flllO of Ul<lled real property
v1luatlori for bond redemption. U t~ fl!
mt!Uon bond Issue were to pass, the bond
redemption rate following uniflcaUon
would be 84 cent1, the trusteea were told.
The new dJatrlct, wblcb will net take
over operatloo of the acboola unlll July I,
1173, may not be allowed to sell the bond•
until that 'lime, However, ii It ... ....,
pasoed by the votm, dfllrlct ard'dtects
could belln -kln1 m achoo! deolp
and tbe building Jll'OlfllD would not he
delayed.
DAILY PILOT
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TIMI llflJCi,.1 tullltMnt pltftl k et 330 WMI ••r lt,_t, CO.It M-. Ctlllonllt, D».
l.1Hrt N. W1ff ,.,.nkl'l!ll 1M II'~
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lh1rn1' K11"il
.. l.ll!w n.-11 A. Murphi111
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Olficlala ·of ·the present Tustin Union
High School and San Jooquln Elementary
School Dlllrlcla allO proposed that aome
'800,000 In bond money be oet uide to
purcblse bules for the new unlfled achool
··~tel .
-I • '!be buses would be needed Iller
unification for use in conjunctkm with
high school athletics and not solely to
transport cblldl1!1 lo 8Cbool, as now done
in the elementary district. ,
St.le and school district olficlalJ are
now trying to dekrmlne ii the new
unified school dl•trlct will he all.Wed to
sell bonda prior to unification.
Mirehell Keeps
Campaign Post-
Despite Martha
From Wire Services
Former U.S. Attorney, General John
Mitchell today vowed to conUnue cam-
paigning for the reeltcUon of Presldont
Nixon, but his polltica weary -.
Martha, has cancelled her once heavy
schedule. of personal appearances.
Faced with an ultimatum from his wife
lo quit politics phoned from her Newport
Beach villi Jut week, Mitchell baa no I!>
tenUons of leaving his pool u Nixon's
campaign manager, cloae aldea &aid
Monday.
Powel! Moore, a Mitchell sla!I ml!llber
at the Committee for RH!ectlon of the
Prealden~ wu asked Monday U Mitchell
was quitting.
11Not by a long ahot," be replied. 11He'1
committed to the tut be.fore him."
Meanwhile, an allegedly bruiaed Mrs.
Mitchell wearlnr bandage& covering
lingers of her lei! hand has taken up
quartera In the posh We1tchelter Country
Club In Rye, N.Y. Rye wu the com-
munity In which the Mltcbelll llved when
he waa 1 Wall Street Jawy ...
Chlracallua Jndlan Guida will bold 1 clpals at the session told the board that
San Joaquln school dlllrlct trustees drawJnc July 2 at the Oreworta &bow In wbile school aports are Important to lhe
have sent back to the lllfl for more the Million Viejo High School stadl'um aa educllion of a d>lld, they did not have
study a set of _ _, llludent achieve-part of a fund ralJing effort for the YM· tbe priority of o4her JllOl!l'ams and sbould ,...,......... CA. · he dropped !or financial reasona.
ment atandlnll, with one board member · Grind prize In the drawing 11 1 Honda -Holding the line on the number ol AssemhJ p
contending the proposal "bu no mut to QA 50 ,mlnl-blte, dGllaled·bJ MIAlon Hoo-port.hie clwrooma lea!ed by the y . asses
it." do of i.,.m. Nfluel. Second prlre 111 IO-district at the J:. .... 1 61. 'Ibis could
After a presentation of the criteria at 1 . speed Sdnrinn Vuolty bicycle, dmated =::: : the ~ = :-o: Anti.pusher Fund
recent board meeting, trustee Robert by Mlaloo Sclnrim of Lquna NllU<l. double ltSSlona or modified scheduling
Dameron said no level ol attatmnenl A lelevlllGll 1tl dmated bY Farley's TV next year, with the exception Of children SACRAMENTO (AP) -A '3 million
wou!d ba lmpoaed on atuctent. by board Pol~ !\°'o1111wolbe;~.!"!"1 ;,!~"!!' at the El Toro MCAS School. •PPJ'.'Prllllon to give local police eatra passage of· the measure. . ,..... w u -w~ --One jropooect. Item not Included In fun~ to track down narcotics pushers
Dameron said he fell the criteria ner'i car, dmated bY Bill Clwenl ARCO the lenlltive budget WU the Installation has been approved SH by lhe Asaembl,y
should al least tel some standard of service station, ~11Jll& Hilla. ol lir concHUonlng units al Ollvelrood and and sent lo the Sena!<.
knew ledge gained, "even ii It II as bulc · "l'lcteis· are ava!JJ'ble lnRn the Indian Galea elelilenlary ochools, tile Olly two In Assemblyman Kenneth Cory ( D •
u tnewlng that two ptua two equal lour." Guides, the donatln& mercbanll, and 'the dlttrlct without them. Garden Grove), author of the mwure,
'I'll• criteria prepared by the dlatrlct · Royal Savlnp and Loon In El Toro. They Jn the detailed budge~ Nerlson has said Monday It I• Intended· "to ascertain
staff sets the 1landard for students at will allO he aold al the flreworta dllplay. hem uked to lbow bow mucb eac!h wbo It Is wbo is In" the profit end of
being able "lo perfqn1 in a manner com-Donltlon lJ 60 cenll each or three llcteta sPectal irogram nm by the dlatrlct i. narcotics inst~d of just arresting usm.
mensurak with their polel!Ual." for ft. eo1tlng ,. that the tupayera will have a Cory said his bill would mate the extra
'!be criteria was prepored mainly u 1 Winners need not ba pruenl to recOtve better Idea ol where their money lJ funds 1vallable !or special lnvestigaUODI
sllndard for elgbth graders gredWltin& · their prlzea. going. to track down the oources of llll<Otica.
from Intermediate achool. Jolm Tennant, j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_;;;;;; ________ ;;-
prlnclpal ol Rancho San J o a q u I n
lnlermedllk Sdlool, llld the crlkrla
would serve u a guideline for kaehers lo
set tile goals and obfectlva for their own
classes.
"I agree that It dots aound I little
vague," Tennant told the board following
Dameron'• questioo on goall.
"I would like to !mow that wbe\> I stand
up ~ and shake this young man's or
lady's hand and glve him a diploma that
he did acoomi>lish aomellllnc. bellda
going lo acbool for elabl yul'I wlihoul
being auapendld or apelled." Dameroll
told TeMant.
Dameron added that the board would
he "kidding the public" ii It did ·not set
doWn aome de!Jnlte atandanll !of student achievement. ..Go to a c ho o I , 1 '
Dameron nld, 'f1"blt II the crtterla."
A stat! member asked ii the proposed
criteria would he acceptable to Dameron
if it included a statement to the d!ect
that a student would havt tO llUCCOUfully
complete the district curriculum for
grades one through eight In order to
graduate.
He said that would he o<c<pllble and
matter WH referred to the 111111 lot
revlJlon. It will he bro11Jb1 up &Caln at a
later boln! meeting.
TAX 'lXPERT' .
FAILS TO FILE?
It's What's Out Back That Counts!
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Our store is t.ke an iceberg! No -we're not c~llly to
ilul with -it's that you only '" one tenth of our store
from the front.
People visiting ua for !lie first timt art &blitrgasi.<f
when the sp11cious interior unfolds before them. The huve
showroom hos thous.~ of aamplas. (Custoin.n ten ua
wt have the i.1'9tst Nlection they hove -~
Our werehouae contains en inventory of infinite voriaty.
Hundreds of remnants inhabit 1 25150 Remnant room. .
Adel officts, • 1p11ciout i:lra,..,-, -.,, pl.nty of
p11rlin9, .,l.aaant people, ind you'B htvt the "Big Picture"
of our ~ Of1Watlonl ·
' ALDEN'S
Until laat ,...kend, when Martha !ell
the Orange Coast following a stonny
week marred by a feud with John at a
Newport Beach GOP party and the MW·
famous 'I'llJroday phone call to a lrWlted
W1s!tblltoo reporter, •be wu' elJlecled
to atar ln tbe Nlxoo campatin dlort.
Bot -thert'• not • •inll• public .,. PHOEmx, Ariz. (AP) -Martin L.
pearuce on her achedule. Oioley IUlher ol "'l'ilo Ila Bluff " • CARPITS e DRAPIS
1663 ......,_ A•t. Mrl. Mtlchell told reporters '0....a. f"· ...!......... Ille held "poll"··· -~ " -a .. ..., telliDC "°" lo .. ~~ a -.--~r. ' lal -wllllout pen. lal, .. been Mllchell and Iba Willie JloUlo hi•• char1ed with falllal tO 4lo 1-11 lal dedlnad ......... "" Ibo cllarp. rel1D'1ll for tluw . ,,., 46-,....old
ffoomw, a ~-for 1111 N!Bn -!annor :,c"' ._ balllod 1111 =~ .. ~tor~ ~~·or,. 1-...i a.a ,. ...a 1w,..,.,,.. ............ ... ·~-m'lllnM ...., ........ ti fllltnc June ... "Sbo Intended to use II , ... lree to fife l'llllml .. lncomo of flt,IU In
Ume, Iba aide said. 1111, fl7,21f la lllt and fll,G13 la 11'11.
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-°l~il.J'IQ,.JIY,_3_ S6CT10NS. JL.P.t.GES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ---.. -. -,.. --· TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1972 . TEN CENTS
Approval of 4% School Pay Boost Expected
.• lll!nlln&lon Beach Union High 8cllool
Distttct -are expected to l1'llJI I
!Qur, percent ~ Increase to teacbers
alid.,noo teachers when they meet ton!Jbt
at .~:30 o'clock in the Huntington High
lidlool cafe"11a.
. !)Umal fringe benefits wtlI be con-
llllued -·the new pay acbedule wt.th
pNrillorw for lnllatlonary chan(ee. ·-led employee will have new l~ty benefits under the proposal
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from the dlltrlct's personnel commlaslon.
The longevity ralae wtlI provide for a
two and a baU percenl )ncreaae alter IS
years, a live percait lncreaae alter ZI
years and aeven and a baU percent alter
26 years.
Classi1led employea were formerly
given icni .. lty pay nJaes when they
reached a years ct. ace and bad been
with the dislrlct fO< mO<e than 10 ,..,..
One of the two labO< ..............
rtpreeentlng the cluslfled personnel bu
protested the wage and frhlgo benefits
pro_.i for the ctasslfled iimonnel.
Clllf Bolen, a aenlor union rtpreaen-
tative with the AFlrCIO State, County
and Municipal Einpleyea 011inization
has called negoliatlom b e t w e e n his
qanlution · and ·lhe diltrtct 's peraoonel
commlasion· blatantl arbilary. .
11We.don'tbelieve ~bu been a fair
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exchange or an attempt to seek agree-
ment between our group and tbe person-~ commisaioo," said Bolen.
Bolen'• union represents approximately
40 class!fled tmployes In tbe district.
Tbett are 5GO cluslfled penonnel In the
district ct. which appronmatel1 250 are
ttpreaenled by tbe calilorma School
Einployeea ' Association (csEA).
The teacben and ·the CSEA have both
1es ·in ·eac ..
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approved lbe packages put forth by the
personnel commtsslon.
Bolen's group though bu asked for a
five and a half percent pay raise in ad-
dition to beginning longevlty pay In-
creases after five yean .
Bolen bu charged that the personnel
corninWion bu not negotiated In good
faith or allowed tbe commission and the
union to go into a persistent
disagreements negotiation as required
under the California Education Code.
Dr. Jay Settle. assistant superintendent
for personnel, said today that the person..
nel commission bas met with Bolen's
group and will continue to do so if
disagreements ~tinue.
"But we can't bold up the salary In-
creases for everyone just because of one
group which represents a minority of the
employes in the dlstrict," Settle said.
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( !liree Aboard
J Tom Cat Eludes
Huntington
Mom Held
Ocean Searchers
-:--Sea and-air-searchers-loday-~tinued to comb the Pacific for a crippled
catam4l'an carrying three su!Cering
ullora, Including one from Huntington
B<acb, expecting to cover 55,000 square
miles by DlghUaiJ.
l .ill:freeway
Bill Approoed
f t . '
By Committee
BJ WILLIAM SCllRElBER
Of .. D.itr '"" ltaff
.A bill by State Senator Dennis
~ter (R-Newport Beacb) ellminat-
lqi tbe enlire stretch of the· Pactfic Oiast P'r<eway route between Ventura ¥<! San Diego sailed through tbO Senate
Triliaportatton Commlttee Monday on
Ito way to the flotr for a final vote.
·:Newport Beach Assemblyman Robert
Bac!bim'a ·blll dropping the freeway leg
l!!rou&b Newport BeaCh ts still on the 8'nate floor awaltmg Ill final ruding ind a ~ 1K1metime um weet. '.!~11, am· coofklent thltt my freeway bill
'11111 ° get tborugb tbe finance commlttee AlllY ,tbts Friday and then on to tbe Door lof a vote " Carpenter said today.
·•'Thia wbutd be tbe first bill In state
h1itory to •eliminate an entire freeway roaw. ,, te. said. .
Carpenter cited tbousands of parcels of
,Ublic and private land that have been "'ected by tbe route and piecemeal dele-lloi! efforts ~ tbe past several run.
!"Allde from the milllomel dollara that £ave been spent acquiring property and
• (See FREEWAY, Pa&el) .. •• •
No trace bas been fOWld of the 33-foo&
Tom Cal, last sighi.d Saturday about 500
miles west of Los Angeles, adrift with
storm-tattered sails and · no lood or
water.
Skipper Fred Shropablre, 4', .ol Lano!,
Hawaii, plus crewmen 1t{ike Faun~ It,
of 8l3Z Alexandria Drive, Han!ingtoa •
Beach and Richard Hims, 17, ol Hawaii,
were~ lo be II bad shape.
O...Clll ~ lti.. ..m,.n;r ~1 h •.
wlclelpi""' .. ,.. lbe ,.... Get)(-
day, tJt!!ggjilt --· bad -46,000 --i1Y dark. . .
"We wtlI continue until all Olforto bave.
been eqendecl;" said •· spot~ for
the U.S. Cout Guan! Search and Rescue
station In Long Beach. . . •
Coordinated by tbe Western Regional
Search and lleacue Center ·~ llalpiltm Air Force Bae, tbe hunt includes
aircraft and tbe Coat Guard cutter
Reoolute out of San Francisco.
-<we are still aearcjllng and are
prepared to tover 1$,000 mori! nilles to-
day," said a Cout Guan! officer in Long
Beach. · •
' Re declined lo speculate on bow soon
tbe .organ!..a aearcb for tbe Tom Cat
and lb lllfferlns CttW mlgbt continue.
'!be tw~ V .... I owned by. I
Hawaiian woroon vtsitlng in Sherman
Oaks was algllted SatunlaY by another
sallb61t outbound for,Hooolu!u.
Pasaln( a..-two plkm of ]ftclous
watet and' six days' worth of food, the
crew of tbe Add Aller l'l!dioed tbe Tom
Cat's pllg~t.an<f° position lo a commercial
vessel which ttlayed ii ·to tbe Cout
Guard.
They said Fountain, Shropoblre and
Nims -· ,in pretty desperate shape, their clotbea tattered and thtir food and
wster supplies long-ago eshausted.
The Tom Cat departed Honolulu May
19 en route to Marina de! Rey, with Jtme
(~ TOM CA'!'., Pap I) •
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'_Coe:rper. Re~s /)rive
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.. In ff unting.wn Bea~h:
·' Plrecl Huntington Beach patrolman
Gilbert J. Ceerper .Oswned his long and
<JI> lar un-fUJ bid for reinstatement
ID the city's fofce Monday wltll a new <!&-
~ for a writ that would compel the
.QIJ to rehire blm and compensate blm
I« 'lihat the molorcycle officer sla\el Is
lj!o unjult dl1mi11a1.
• ,~, Zl, ltomeli tbe city, tis perlOll-1111 bolrd and the Stale of California as
111dlol•1ildmlllll ID a new OrllllO County o.n . action ch•llenclng hil ':.. "'\!:,' :z I ~In In
,...... It waa allepd 111at be un1a:l.ny
... cut pri<e loya !ram tbo
11 ...... *"tlOIM"IMlllr'f"J Wanl o1Dre In BllllliaC1m
..... -tbo ..... lion tut the ~oal ..... .-lntandedfor
bJ the Nile -Oulld. . -t-i.u 1111*4"'-tllt
-Giii* ......... lliol . ..,,. •141PD•., tntvtlll b' tllll Gdl
~ ... ..,..., ..... E • toll'1lll'. """ bid ...... ..
Jiil CllJ'• pollm -al.. lie -!!Nd. t-1* blo earUer •ml• 11111
lie tltoul!bt Ille"""..-..... ....
·-tllat not all the""" ...... It .... -..... to tho Galld. .:-..:..-=..ta;::·~~== tlile time 1ltlen be .....,. for
~ Ward In HuntJnidon -
·as a security guard.
He claiini Jn an action tliat is awaiting
tbe aewac of a •bearing date that bis
reinsta-should be ordered because the pollcO ~ fired ·blm wllhout tbe
p-lor approval of the city admlnlllrator.
He aiao claims tbe rulet and regulatlm1S
under which he WU fired bad Deftr been
lawful!y &Wed by tbe tl!J•council,
He allo condemM as Illegal the barning
of City Atlomey Don Bonla to tbe post of ......... ~ ....... lba~brougbt abou\ bis dtslJllllll:,
Coerper .. claims lbat 1111 .,__ to
tbe -.. ~ ...... that bllrlng
.... delaJM lor -..illts --ct. tbe city'• failure lo l'l'O"tdt blm with •
wr1tton-. ' Dwtna that lime, tbe for m e r
patnlman ........ the cilJ --dHa-ap!Mlllila.llttlltellwioal
detrbnellt of. °*l*''• deft••·
Ooerper a41111to "' ........ r.r •
-tflal ho lied during tba hlMt!I .. ,,..... _. !bat be did .. lo Jll¥t,.,,
ofll<tn. Ho states that he rell!lld to lalio
• -"' lie deteclor lelt beta• le -., medication at tbs time and -lllrlld tUI tbs polygraph .....ui.1 mlPI 111 ,,,_
fected.
!arllor court -tak"' bJ eo..,.,. ........ In tho IRlllal""'8 ct. Iba ........
111 8 ; rior Oourr •• CIDlle llL o...
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By Police
A 37-year-oJd unemployed aerospace
worker died In Huntington Beach today
after he was stabbed twice in the chest
while at the bonle of a fe~le rrtend.
Garfield Lee-Pomeroy, 5932 Santa
Barbara Ave1, Apt. B, was pronounced
dead at Hilltlngton Beach Intercom-
munlty Hoopltf! at 1:07 a.m.
Mrs. Gay Joan Orlee, 33, of 17141
Newland Ave,, Hunttngton-BeacJi. was
arrested on suapicloa ct. nuder.
Pollce aaid they ba .. been -bit lo
determine wbat ca-tho fatAI aJterca.
tioq. , 4 ' '
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ll<lloe oak! l'oiDeNJ, • fl1ond ct. Mn. brtoe, WU •llllq her Wben I fiaht Ip-.
porently -.... .... ,,,.. .... ;lilsloal • ,
struqle, JOlleo llld, and u -..... t
eltbU lielon llT duilit« Iba •a-t,
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Tentative Okay Glass Library ProjectDue
See~~ ~n . ~ud·get • · · ·•
TentaUve approval for a $8.1 ~ •• l ReVleW ·by Board Co11n. cil·
budgetjor 1972-71 Is scheduled tonlgbt by • -II; · • • • '
trustees of tbe Huntington Beach City . · ' ' · ,
(elemenlaiy) .Scbool Di1tr1ct. Qty ~ Jn Huntington Beach will fl ,201 : ·and 'Upgrided mecbaqicai lteml,
Tlie budget contains aome provlatons be buay todoJ" and -trying· lo · $12,311, , .
for beefed up educau.oal Jrllll'.IDll. i decide j1lit bow much of architect Dbi• .Alao: a llOCOlid elefalor,.$17,0Q; entry
&cbool •officlala say, but la buicalJy I Nellfri•s glasa llbrar/ they Want to build. fQUDtain ~lay, fl,tel; north fountain
"bold tbe line", budget. It calls for a · Menllien ·of.tbe.llbfary bi>ard ;.....,-to dlsplay, $23,311; COl'llJlete omamenlal
spending level. $850,000 blgber than tbts lllk It over_'fd"Y,>wbile clty.councllmen rock vaneer, '10,iiCNI; medium bronse
year and may require ;.,.ht property ·llX wtl1 llllte .... f!naf declaton In a meeting anodi finish """ · """ ~ for 5 -w-.1---.1-c ' .... -; ceruruc We Increases · ~-:N p.m., -~y. cireularramp, ••,211 ·, s"-~; .. -• . • TIWy have a choice ct. building tbe new ., ... ,.-, .. -. ~
Trustees wtlI meet at 7:30 p.m. al the central library for IZ,'157,134 _ wblcb tn-crete, oo.,cort. ·
Dwyer Intermediate School Library. c)udes evtrytliing Neutra designed -or And: pipe for phases 11 and m (ad-
cutting out certain otlglnally conceived ditionsl cultural buildings), fl , o so ;
Pier Swi m Set
·In ,iHuntington
Items and bringing tbe price as low u circular ramp, $13,171; five Interior
IZ.W,000. pools, $1,140; tbtte exterior pools,
•"We have to loot on this oot j\ist as a $41,783; lire detection, fl,131; a biqer
library, but tbo start of • cultural parking lot, '13,235; and hard-llhlob
cj,nter," 11y1 City Admlnlstiator Dovld 1kyllgbb, $1,532.
Rowlanda. "The envinmlllll Is iJl1.. Neutrs's contract called for a n.s
iior\anl." million llbra.,,, I.Ith ·-$3001000 'fur A -p of barely swlmmen, men and Several ct. tlie optional upecto Involve filrnlsblnp. All aeven blddett on me proj-
-younptero and aduJta, will dip tbe eslbatlc aw.earance of tbe library, ect came. within '3141,000, or c1-, to
Info tbo ocean Soblrday 1llClnlq to swim> IUCb u Interior and nitrlor rellectlng Neutra'1 lllure. .
a ball-mile around tbo Huntqton lleacb w1ter pooll 11111 a oplrai otafrcue. The additional cultural c ep-t • r
Pier. There are 11 ltenil, each broken Into a Bowlandl talked .-ttftn to two ad·
Tho Dnd _.. Huntln«loa Beach price bracW, wblcb can be cut from tbe ditional buildings wblcb mllbt be built
Ope RouP Wallr Swim wtll llart a1 t plan lldlvicluaily,"' as a package. ll<>1l!1d the.library compla ID tl!e ~· a.m. ,... lbe ..mit dMolon, IP 11 and • llowlando ladlcated that If llll'ary Neutra 'tried to eoiiTlnce tbe city to
llDU ool bJ tbo jmlon, d to 1$, at board memben and councilmen wut lo build tbe two "win~•" along wltb tile llb-
Ulo. iee~ llMlll el tlie lteml; and come up ' rar]I, bu! limited f1J1111ca balled that.
Mrs. Orlu armM i.nilf with I kitchen
knife. O!llcort aald llie-ltailbed Pom ..
roy In tbe Uvlng room of tbe borne.
Mr1. Orlee then called the police wbo
arrived at U:30 a.m. Pomeroy was
rushed to tbe hospital and given ..,. ..
gency lttatmeot by a team ol doctott.
PoUce uid tM:t Mrs. Orlee's seven and
eight year.dd daughters were in the
home at the Ume of tbe fight . They have
been tumod ...,. to ·their father wbo 11
seporated Iran Mrs. orlee.
Co1lJ!ly Driver,
Friend Dangle
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Over High Cliff ·
From Wire Senlct1
SANTA BARBARA -A Sonta Ana
youth and, his pasaenger dangled on t)lo
brink of eternity for moments Monday,
when their sport& car skidded of! a 1,000.
fool cllU In tbe rugged San Marcos PISI
area. -n.. roadater landed 10 feet below the
roadwiy atop a concrete drainage pipe
protruding from Jhe nearly vertical
ravine wall, a miraculoUJ catch.
No otbe< such pipe sticks out below the
roodway that curves tbrouah tbe rugged
mountainl above Santa Barbara for
miles.
calilornla ld ...... 1 Patrol offlcm said
driver Blalno Smith, 11, of Sonia Ana and,
John EbertJ, Ill, ct.1111 Vlata, unfutened
tlieir MGbelts and gingerly climbed out o/ tbe car.
Neither was Injured wben the sports
car slid in roadside gravel am burtled
over the <di•· • ..... ..
1featller
Slightly wanner on Wednesda7
with low cloudii aioo1 tbe coast,
accordln( to tbo weather aemce.
Wghs IJ'OODd 79 at tbe --.. Ill
Inland. LoWI toqlll Iii tbe ll'L
INSIDE TGBA l'
B•U• Starr, Halttr1""1ikl &oq,
Pol<cr Allct. tic. 7hc11 ,..,..
tile toilr womm-no& fteceuar-
«v ladl• ...... / th• Old WesL s ..
1iorv, Page 19. l'W s ~"::'""d bJ the CllJ wltll 1111 tlian .1'11.11111 In ..,.,1 tbera lan't Rowlands said IUCb _..ion mll!bt ll•1 e11rrilDlm• and tbe 11111!' much point la "'1tlng any of L Include aeverai tblnp, lnclud~ facllltlea
:.5 .... I CM. "U It ......, down lo tbat typa ol for lhe Porl....UC aria, bat didn't p Ip--t:-=" :
....... prt t """ lo lbe top flcure, .. -probebly ftnd t'1e _, lo detail. =."" "ti
..._ _, ~ swlmmen In eodl to build It all," llowlanda 11ld. Neutra bas dlltgned a twwlo~:!f. -"
............... =-= ,.... ...... 4 --' .,... ,..,, If .. 1!i9 ~I~ .... dlll 1111111, with their prlca II encased library, with I boaY)' :r::J'::O :
Tbo 0.. -......i Perpetuol llstect by Swlmier1oo and Wilber&. »w on woter In lhe form ct. fountainl and '""""" •• "
,.,,,. wUI .. '" ... "' ----biddor • the project, ...., lnlUlated •. _._t . . =-= -::-1: .,..... IWllri tfulll m1 ·1ndltl1IUll """"' lnluil, $11"'4; n!ltdl:'rt .-. ..nit lltulra-Ms,..... all of., tr.imon'alo-: :._. ::
m..... • and IOUtb, l!l,S7!; a retmn Ian l)'ltem, (See UBRAllT, Pop I) ~----
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OAILV PILOT H
Consumers
May Have
Same Beef
By JOHN VALTERZ.\
Of "" DtllY ,II_, Sttft
Orance Coast houlewlve.s ln coming
months wUI probably find a lar&er
amoun& of "tough bull and old cow" on
1upern\l:rket meat counters -but little
else as the result of President Nixon 's llft·
ing of meat imPort quotas , some
aulhoriLies predicted Monday .
Stressing that the bulk of imported
meat JI limply "manufasturing beef" I
1evtral authorities claimed that the llft-
lnl of lhe quotas would probably have
no effect on the price or quality of the
better cull.
Spokmnen for lhe U.S. Department of
Agriculture Marketing News Service to
Los Angeles oald that brokera in
Southern California already have bought
the summer supply of imported meat -
primarily from Australia and New
Zealand.
And vlrtuall7 all that beef comea
already boned and froun In large blockl.
II ii 10 toush that Ila only uae ii to
auonent dom .. tlc vieat uaed for ham-
burger, packaged 11andwich meats and
canned fooda containing beef, the
spokesmen aa.id.
They added that there wu no
mwunble reactloa Monday In lhe ma-
jor meat purcbubli .,.ntera, where
pr1ca, for the most part, conformed to
thole before lhe announcement by lhe
Nl•on Admtniltratioo.
Locally, .heel producers have decided
to wait ond see what arrives from abroad
before they make any changes in prices.
At Rancho Mission Viejo, where an
average of 3,000 to 4,000 bead of beef is
aold to feed Iola each year, the cattle
superintendent had llltle good to say
about the Imported meat.
"It soundl like we 'll be seeing a lot
mote touch cow and some more bull,"
aatd Delane Kendall.
16The Imported. meat ls cheaper, but
It'• touch 11~d nails," be aatd. ·
He aplained that the beef lrom the
two Commonwealth countrlea Is In-
spected for cleanllness and approved for
importatioo, but no sradin1 takea place,
thus the quality of lhe meat ii never
certUled.
One other factor which can not be lg-
110l!td, 1everal authorities 11ld, ii that
there ls no ei:ceu of supply ol meat
avallable for importatlo~ )a the United
Staie.. Admlnlatrallo~ Ind lMuatry
•Poktsm•n throughout the nation oald
Mcmday that because other countriea allO
compete heavily on the intemitlonal
market, tbe.effecil of Ui lifted l'::' on the Unlt!d State• ~ gra -, not
audden.
TAK 'EXPERT'
FAILS TO FILE?
PHOENIX, Aril. (AP) -Marvin L.
Cooley, author of "'The Bia Bluff," a
book allegedly teU1n1 bow to Ille Income
tai: returns without paying tax, bas been
cbarJed with falling to file Income tax
returns for three years. The 46-yur~ld
Mesa farmer who baa ·battled the
Internal Revenue Service for years, was
arraigned Monday on charges of falling
to file retuma on income of $18,912 in
1968, $17,llf in 1969 and $19,1163 in 1970.
From Pagel
LIBRARY ••.
book stacks In the center of the library.
aocesslble from all llides. Functional
meeting moms, reading balconies ·and
open corridors sWTOUDd thO atacltl.
'Ille librsry Is to be built nexl to
Talbert Avenue, on a knOll overlooking
Talbert Lake, in the 207-acre central
park.
' DAILY PILOT
TM Ortl!Oe C..11 OAIL Y ltlLOT wrih whlcll
11 comblfltd ftle Nt'lll-Pru" 11 publllfltd b't
the Orll'lllt COii! Pllt)llt)lllll CO!tlp,wiy, S.,..
r11C edllllnl 1r1 1J1bll111«1, MOMty th!'04,10h
l<rid•v. '°" co111 Mn1, Ntw!IOtf ltKh,
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ecll\iOll II publllltfd Sl!vnllYI alllll S!Jntt.,,,
Tiit prl1"1CIP1I M lllhlfl9 pl1nt !1 ti UO We1I
B•f ~tmt, Cost1 Miu, C1!H!M'nlt, n.:..
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"'"'""' ind l'llblhtier
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Viet l'ftt!Nnt anf Genetti Manlltr
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' -27, 1972.
Civfe 'Award Abortionist
Eight in Running Says Dea_th
---.
For HOME Title Accuwntal
Eight indivldUats have been nominated
for (be Huntington Beach HOME Coun·
cil's IMUal ••cilizen of the Year'' award.
Ttse winner will be announced during a
luau bu!Iet Wednesday nlght at Sam's
No Collectirt~
Life From Sea
SACRAMENTO I UPI) -Collec·
ting sea life In Callrornia's
tidepools could incur a $500 fine or
•be months In jall.
The Stat. Ftsb and Game
Department said Monday It will
begin strict enforcement of rules
banning the collecting of marine
liftl al90g the shore.
Previously, lhe ,d e part men t
issued warnings, but because of the
i.ociused threat to the tidal r.ones
by studenil and tourisil"'collecting
·everything ln sight" violators will
now be prosecuted, t b e an-
nouncement' said.
Freighter Sights
Missing Sailor
In Atlantic Race
LONDON (AP) -Lone British
mariner Sir Francis Chlchester, missing
,...,. be sailed from Plymouth June 17 In
his yacht Gipsy Moth V, has been sighted
heading towards the Azores, race of-
ficials said today.
The news came from the Observer
newspaper, organizer of the singl~hand
ed Transatianttc oalling race in which tho
alllng, 70-yeaN>ld Cblcllester Is com·
peting.
'Ille Oboerver said lhe sighting waa
made by the 8,9'6-ton llrtlish freighter
Barrister. It eave Cblcbester'a poslllon
u about fOO miles off lhe northwest
coast of Spain.
A message from lbe ship said "all was
well" wt th Chichester, who disregarded
medical advice by taking part in the
race. The announcemerit came atter ocean
patrol aircraft of the British Royal Air
Force made three attempts to track
down Gipsy Moth, which has remained
behind a curtain of' radio silence since
she sailecl 10 days ago .
Reported leading in the race was
British yacbtaman Major Martin Minter·
Kemp, on board the 65-foot cutter
Strongbow.
The major, a special air services of.
ficer, hu covered about ooe third of the
dista..,. from the start at Plymouth to
the finish at Newport, R.!.
Gov. Ford Recovering
HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) -Kentucky
Gov. Wendell Ford was reported to be in
excellent condition and r e c o v e r i n g
normally after a weakened section of an
artery in his abdominal cavity was
replaced with a piece ol dacron Monday.
Ford. 47, will remain in Methodist
Hospital's Intensive care Wlil for another
day, a spokesman at the hospital said,
but added lhat no complications arc ex·
peeled.
Seafood Restaurant.
The nominees, and organlz.aUont: which
submitted their names, are:
-0.rlene Bauer, nominated by the
women's division of the Chamber of Com-
merce.
-Dr. Ralph Bauer , president or the
board of trustees of the Huntington Beach
Union High School Distrlct. nominated by
the city's Environmental Council.
-Margaret Carlberg, chairman of the
Environmenta l Council nominated by the
American AMociation of Univeralty
Women, Meredith Gardens Homeowner•
Association and the Sol V i s t a
Jlomeowners Association.
-Rod Cruse, trustee of t b e
Westminster School District, nominated
by the recreational activities a!SOCiation.
-William Foster, manager of the Hunt·
lngton Beach Company, nominated by
the Huntington Beach Playhouse.
-Arthur Knox, chainnan of the citizens
zoning and variance committee, nominated by the Huntington Harbour
Property Owners Association.
-Janie Koch, nominated by the Junlor
Women's Club.
-Roger Slates. president of the
Chamber of C<immerce and a city plan-
ning commissioner, nominated by the
Chamber of Commerce.
This is the ·seventh year the HOME
Council has sponsored lhe award , but it
marks the first year women have been
eligible. HOME_CQuncU membera decided
at the last minute to abandon lhe old
"Man of the Year" format and booor
women as well.
The past six "Men of t}Je Year" were:
Mayor Donald Shiple~. William Susman,
Robert Dingwall, Mayor Jack Green,
Vince Moorl>ouse . and Irving Tucker.
Orange County Supervisor David Baker
wUI be the guest speaker at the HOME
Council's Luau. ,
The award ls presented In honor of the
late William "Bill" Gallienne. who as
manager of the Chamber of Commerce
helped put Huntington Beach on lhe map
with a Fourth of July Parade ID;.d the "40
Miles of Christmu $mlla."
Ticket. to the banquet may be obtained
by phoning Margaret Parkinson at IC-
2956.
Fr-P .. el
FREEWAY ...
planning this freeway, the deletion of the
route iavorably affects hundreds or
millions ol dollars in property that would
never have been condemned in the flrat
place," Carpenter said.
"Deukmejian's and Badham's bill
already amoµnt to a 60 percent deleUon
of the freeway and mine goes all the
way," Carpenter said.
"I admit my bill won't solve the
transportatim problems but it will force
traffic planners to look for olher means
to solve them," he added.
Badbam's bill has been on the 1tn1te
floor awaiting final action for three daya.
Carpenter said today he Is wilting unUI
the mosl opportune time to bring It up
for a vote. The senator ls responsible for
shepherding assembly bllil bY Badham
through the aenate.
"We have been concentrating on senate
bills and emergency assembly bills thil
week but I hope we can get to Ba()Jlam's
freeway bill before Friday," carpenter
said.
Carpenter's bll~ If II passes the final
hurdle of the finance committee on Fri·
day, would becin'the senate floor by July
4 -a working holiday in Sacramento.
"We should have a vote around that
time," Carpenter said.
From Win °Servlceo ·
LOS ANGELES -"I didn't know the
gun was toaded • • . "
The nwrder trial of cruaadlng abor-
tionist ·Dr. John S. Gwynne baa opened in
superior court but, with his testimony of
an accidental shooting in the December
death of bis girllriend.
Debbie Dwyer, 19, who shared an
i:opartment near the UCLA campus with
the l>-year~ld former Santa Ana •bot·
tion clin1c operator, suffered three bullet
wounds in the fatal inck!ent.
Monday Dr. Gwynne claimed as pro-
ceedi11.1s began that Mill Dwyer -
allegedly on a drug trip at the time -
wu shot to death during a slnlggle for
the .!57 Magnum revolver he owned.
The admitted abortionist who has been
prosecuted in both Orange and Los
Angeles counties claimed the attractive
blonde had been alternately violent, itr
coherent and unconscious from drUg use.
Since being released on bail pending
his trial, Dr. Gwynne himself hat been
arrested in Santa Barbara, where be was
charged with being under the influence of
drugs .
He was hospitalized temporarily after
sheriff's deputies on patrol found him
slumped unconscious in his car parked in
a deserted roadside area.
The defendant said during Monday's
tHttmony that Mill Dwyer had first ob-
tained the weapon that ultimately killed
her.
He claimed when be saw her 1n the
apartment hallway with the gun be tried
to take tt any, leading to a wrestling
match.
'1There wu a struggle, 11 he 3aid
quleUy. .
"l don't ...ait bow loog •.. the gun
seemed to go off . . . 1 opened the
chamber ... I didn't know it wu loaded,"
the. bachelor pby•lclan continued.
Foi;mal sentencing on various abortion
counls related to his ·Weal Los Antreles
and Santa Anl clinics which served
-women with-unwanted prtlDlllclel oo an
imembly line -baa been postponed
pending his murder trtal.
The dark-balred doctor baa ....Wy ad·
mttted endinl hundreda ol pregnancies
for morrted women ond unwed gtril,
claiming ottl)' lhe cboJce lhould be tbeirl
ond not that of • eovermnent.
He cooperated in prosecution of his
cases in a crusade to -he hopes -
ultimately overturn the C a I i f o r n 1 a
Therapeutic Abortion Act of 1967, claim-
ing it is1 unconsUtutkihal.
His mother, Mn. Rubye Unruh Gwynne
and neerly a score of abbrlioa clinic
nursea and female technicians -some
from the Harbor Art& -were jailed with
Dr. Gwynne at the height of his notoriety
here.
Charges against most of them have
been dropped In the Intervening period,
since Dr. Gwynne's assembly line abor-
tion clinlca drew pJacankarrytng picketa el!COllTaalni and condemning blm.
FremP .. el
TOM CAT .•.
5 her estimated time o( arrival
Monday the cutter Rosolute reached
the appro~ate scene of lhe Tom Cat'.s
Saturday sighting and began a method1·
cal seercb of a 92-by-111).mile area.
Young Fountain went to Hawaii several
months ago and was returning without
nolllylng his now .. nguilbed parenta, ap-
parently 11 a homecoming surprile.
Contacted Sunday morning bY Coast
Guard officials, Mr. and Mrs. l'red T.
Fountain learned their son was miss~
at sea.
•
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E'armer Makes 'Harvest'
Lowell Elliot!, a Peru, Indiana, farmer, talks to reporters about how '-
he f~und what is thought to be $500,000 in ransom from Am~ric~ .. ,
Airlines skyjacking June 24. He said be found the money while Ill· ·-
specting a soy bean field. See related photo, Page 4. t•
Mitchell to Shun Martha,
Continue Nixon Camp~:
From Wire Strvlcea
Former U.S. Attorney General · John
Mitchell today vowed to continue cam-
palgni.og for the reelectioo ol President
Ni.J:on, but his politics weary ~.
Martha, has cancelled her once heavy
schedule of penonal appearances.
Fa~ )Vith an ultimatum lrom his wile
to qwt politics phoned from ~er N~wpo.rt
Beach villa last week, Mi~ lwi~·m.
tentldris of leaving his pO;! 'a.-Nllon's
campaign manager, close aides said
Monday.
Powell Moore, a Mitchell staff member
at the Committee for Re-election of the
President, was asked Monday tr Mitchell
WU quitting.
"Not by a long shot," he replied. 11He's
committed to the task before him."
Meanwhile, an allegedly brui5ed Mrs.
Mitchell wearing bandag., covering
fingers of her left hand has taken uji
quarters tn the posh Westchester Country
Club in Rye, N.Y. Rye wu the com·
munlty in which the MitcheUs lived when
be was a Wall Street lawyer.
UnW last weekend, when 'Martha left
the Orange Coast following a stormy
week ·marred by a feud with John at a
Newport Beach GOP party ond the DOW·
famous Thursday phone call to a trusted
Washington reporter, she was expected
to star In the Nb<on campalga effort.
But now there's not a single public ap-
pearance on her schedule.
Monday Mrs . Mitchell told reporters
she was being held a "political prlsoner."
Mitchell and the White House have
declined comment on the charge.
However, a spokesman for the Nixon
committee said Mrs. Mitcbell baa no ap-
,,
pearancts scheduled ror the rtmalnder fl,•
June. ''.She Int.oded to use II for !zft·
time," the aide said. '•\
Earlier in this election year, ~·
Mitchell was depicted by staff members
as having more demands for •P;.'
pearan...s aroond lhe country than IJ/Y
other woman In the NlxOp,
Administration. She was expected tD
make ·numwous campaign appeareoctS.1.U
Mi:•· Mitchell's J>OP'!larity otemm~
from a series of pungent comments slit. ' made., while her husband wu atlome7,
general" • ·•
They ranged from an attack on Sen. J,
IV. Fulbright, for his vote against Nb<on't
Supreme Court nominee G. Harrold.
Carswell, to complaints about women
being thlrd<iass citizens · -0 We've
never been UbeJ;ated u far u our view
point it concerned."
Her comments usually were oUered in
telephone calls to reportera, and uaually
late at night. :
All a result of the publlclty, lllt1,
Mitchell was invited to appear on TV tall:
shows and before numerous organlza·
tions.
Now Mn. Mitchell reporta abe la ~
kept out of the spoWgbt. It Is her
"honesty" they're worrying about, lhe
says. '
Mn. Mitchell told the New York Dally
News that while she wa1 in Newport
Beach last week, a security guard took
away her telephooe and aeveral guardo
threw her onto a bed and "1b.lck a needle
Jn my behind."
Elementary Board Loses
Its 'Conservative' Image
It's What's Out Back That Counts!
The consen•ative reputation Of the Hunt-
lngtoo Beach City (elementary! school
District tnay be iading .
Once the never-never Iand for federal
grants and so-<:alled innovative teaching
progratns, tht district hes in recent times
taken on a distinctly tnore progressive
look.
ln the past yenr it has:
-Abolished the traditional A ll C
grading system through the rifth level In
favor of a more complex system thnt
seeks to measure whether a student Is
\l/Ork.ing up to potential.
-Discarded tradlUonat designs and
mbved to modified open space in con·
struction plam for Its two newest
primary schools. Two intermediate
schools already have open apace d.,lgns.
-Begun -petition In earnest for
federal grants, even In such controvenlal
areu aa drug education and -rsmedlal
programs for lhe culturally deprived:
--Decentrallud administration to allow
school prtncJpals freedqm to odjll!t hiring
practlctS to Include more limov~llve pro-
erams. · •
Dillrlcl ol!iclals, uked lo comment on
these apparenl changes In llRht of tilulr
dillrict'I conaervallve repuljltlon, diltrlcl
offlctals were cautious.
"I'll admit we niled o few eyebrows In
Slaamento whoo we asked for thole
open •Plce achools, said SUperinltndent
S.A. Moffett. 'We're lftllY well known
for our pllllaoplly.
"So 1 just aald with t..,.,. In checl<,
ivts, 1-gues.-we mw:t be chlflllne.' "
But Molfe\I doesn't belleve the district
11 chancing in terms of b •le phllmophy.
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Th~. he said, Is to provide "each child ·
wilh the best possible education.''
If pressed, however, Moffett will alao
admit, "We are doing a lot or thin&s
those other innovative districts.are doing.
We haven't Just lunged right In, \hOIJllb.
We've looked very carefuUy at these
things and wi'! feel they're good Ideas."
"When you're deallng with lhe lives of ,
children. you can't take chances/' agreed
Betty Funkhouser. assl•tant 1111perln-
tendent. '1So there may be IOr:De who
were there ahead of us ."
The "new progressivism" may be
viewed most readily as a chanae of
emphasis. Three years ago, for uample,
the district was openly relUCllDt to talte
federal grants. If the money was taken, jt
was strictly limited to such DOO-C<Wl'-
troverslal projects IS llbrll')' l!n-
provemenl or capital equipment pro.
grams.
But now administrators h"'e broached
-and truatces have so far reviewed
fa vorably-proposals for actual deve!O(>'
ml!llt of wbole new educaUon -rama.
ni. one most widely dilcuatecl ls an
admllledly 'lnnovallve' plan for hlrlnf
psycholoSlsls to work wllh primary grade
you11.1ster1 on learnlna and atUtutle pro-
grams.
"Thia ls Still In lhe talk~ ~,• atreSied MlJs Funkbounr. "We ve a
ways from opproval and anytbin( coul
happen ,"
"We're aticklng with the aoUd ...,.
aervatlve ~ where . lheY look
be1t~ Moffett lilmmtd up, flbu( we're
conotanUy reeHluatlng. In --.
there have been1~angea."
Our store is like en iceberg! No -we're not chiUy to
~eel with -it's thet you only sn one tenth of our store
from the front.
People visiting us for the first time era flebberg•sl•CI
when tho spacious i~tarior unfolds before them. Tiiti huge
showroom has thousands of samples. (Customars ttn us
we hava tho largest salectlon thay have snn).
Our wa .. houae conteins an inventory of infinite variety,
Hundreds of .. mnanh inhabit a 25150 Ramnant room.
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• of our successful operotionl
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New Suspect--in Coast Barik Heist
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Spoasor Hopeful
Seco.nd-.Coastline _ ·
FBI Squad
Arrests 2nd
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I r Bill Vote Slated
• Dennis carpenter (R·Newport Jltlchl today said the state Senate
F!Nnc;e Committee has agreed . to
ropnsider bis coastline pr<>tectlon bill,
:.· * * * tf CI Hospital
unds Sought
"/J y Cilrpenter
In Orange Coast JegislatDr .today bas
oi:Ped an effort in Sacramento to
IOO'J,000 to the state budget which
pay !or working drawjng• or the
UC. lryine teadliug baBpltal.
for planning !ht medical !acility
were chopped oot of the budget last week
by the Legislature in a pre-conference
committee action.
Stat. Senator Dennis E. Carpenter (R·
Newport Beach) today declared he will
attempt to have the fUnds restored
through a spot bill he introduced earlier
which was killed by a I to 7 vote in that
commltlto Monday.
Carpenter aJao said he now tblnks be
bas enough votes lot the measure to paaa
the cominlttto when It rehearo the measure Friday,
11 bu already passed the Senat.
Natural Resources and WUdWe Olm-
mittee but bas been criUciud by con-
servationists at being too weak, (See earn.. story, Page I.)
0 1 was looking for an assassin Mon-
day," Carpenter said this morning <0! !be
close vote, adding that one no-voter who
first ""id be would vote approval bas
again agreed to help pass the measure,
AB MO.
If it passes the second vote this Frl·
day, Ille bill will lh~en go on lo public
bearing next weet and on to the Senate
floor from there.
The measure would establish a ~
member st.ate board to fonnula\e broad
coastal guidelines while leaving most
final control in the hands of local govern-
ment.
• I this year.
It waa supported by the Orange County
League of Cities, the Orange County
Coast Association, the state County
Supervisors Association and most Orange
C.oast city councils.
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His measure, SB 1086, is due for a
hearing early next week before the
Senate Finance Committee.
Carpebter aaid he bas met with
Assemblyman Willy Brown (0.San Fran-
cisco) to discuss Brown's opposition to
the teaching hospital allocation for UCI.
~ter said ~ believes Brown was I Inatnimental in deleting the budget.d
1 planning money because Brown feel! the
UC system should build leaching
hoopltals only in Inner cities where they
c.an serve low-income families as well e
train new doctors.
Carpenter said be will try to convince
Brown that the !acillty will not replace
hospitals with wbich UCI-Calllornla
College of Medicine presently has co~
l)acl5 ror medical training or doctors.
For more than a year, UCI officia1s
have contended they will contiftue to
place medical studenls in all floopltala
they presently U!e !0< training, sinct the
lacility being planned adjacent to the
t!CI campus wlil have only 350 beds.
11iat is not viewed u enough hospital
space to band.le alt the training needs of
the growing medical school.
SB IOllli la an education spot blli
CarPenter baa saved for the typical "last
l!tlnirte" crunches that face schools and
Oblleges at budget time.
"The rider, ii approved by both houses,
llould restore the planning money to
allow continued development of the
Irvine hospital.
Carpenter has contended that local
control over shoreline development is
vital to the home rule concept and told
the committee that the issUe is too
"comples:: for an initiative," referring to
a move by conservationists to place a
more restrictive bill on the November
ballot.
Janet Adams, state chairman of the
California Coast Alliance~ testified Mon-
day before the comm.Jttee t b a t
Carpenter's bill is "a coastal Trojan
horse, a corporate wbtdfall plan."
Despite this opposition, Carpenter to-
day sounded optimistic about the Friday
recomideration.
Voting for Carpenter's bill Monday
wele Sens. Lou Cusanovich (R-Sherman
Oab), John W. Holmdabl (D-Oakland),
Robert J. Lagomarsino (R-Ventura),
Fred W. Marler. (R-Redding), Sl<phen P.
Teele (D-Wat Point) and Randolpb
Collier (D-Yreka).
Voting against the measure were Sens.
Alfred E. Alqulst (D-San Jose); Anthony
Bellenaon CD-Los Angeles), Albert S.
Rodda (D-Sacramento), Alan Short (I).
Stockton), Walter Stiern (D-Bakersfield),
Howard Way (R·Exeter) and Donald
Grunsky (1\-Watsonville).
Gnmaky'a Coastline bill dled In the Na·
tional lleoources llld Wlldllle Committ.e
but a aimilar measure ls in the
Aaaembly authorized by Aaaemblyman
Alan Sleroty (D-Los Angelea).
fJroker Sues Ex-client
Over H·i,s 'Harassment'
By TOM BARLEY
Of ffle 01ltr ~lltt Sllff
Globetrolting stockbroker J o 1 e p h
Donald Dulaney and bis wife, former
princlpals in the now de!unct World
Financial Trends empire of Laguna Hiiis
and Seal ~each, sued a former ihvestor
and "100 John Does" for more than f7
million Monday tn Orange County
Superior Coor\.
Dulaney, 38, of 2631 Via caacadita, San
Clemente, also demands a pennanent m..
j1D1Ction that will bait what he claims Is
the continuing harrassment of h1msell
and bia wile by Mrs. Cleatie B. Sharpe
llld her 100 C<><lefendants. •
Dulaney and Mrs. Marlene Lucille
Dulaney, 32, want 17,112,000 in damages
for libel, slander, conspiracy and tn-
vaalon of privacy by the defendants.
The Dulaoeya claim that the defend-
ants have been responsible for the
preparation of false statements that
began in October, 1969 and have been
constanUy made av a i 1 ab 1 e to
newapapen.
Mrs. Sharpe la accused of making the
statement that lllllaney forged her
1lgnature lo a pledeg of stock !bat w11
used to obtain a bank Joan.
DuJaney will ut the judge appointed to
hear bia danand for I preliminary in·
jlDICllon to order the defenclant& lo
nlrain from entering bia San Clemente
home and lo abandon .mat the former
--clalma II conduct that bas Clmed h1m and hil wife 11emotlonal
llhoclt and mental afllllllh."
No dale bu been eel for the hearlnc·
The Dulaneya and five e<><lelendanls
... llCheduled to fact trial Oct. 15 ..
dllrges cil 1......,,, !Vind theft and ..,...
aptracy contained In an Oran(O Couaty
<lnnd Jury indlctment.
That lndicimenl WU i.....i folJowinl a
,... lnvestlgllton al the --llnanclal comple> admlnJllered by Ille
DuJaneya and -Pl-J-SldpleJ, II, al 1•1 Lowlll Clrdt, -
l1ngton -· !1'1111 their ~· !Nbbld the "T.i Mahal" at 1-BD1I
Leisure World.
The ~ a1'o -•ted • World
Trends beadquaNn from a Seal Beacb
all!ce bulldflll. Bot) J>ulldlap ......
,.ized with the filing of bankruptcy alle-
gations.
Grand Jury action was taken against
the Dulaney group after It was alleged
that they defrauded investors, many of
them elderly residents of Leisure World
communities In Laguna Hills and Seal
Beach, of more than $.1 million.
II Is also alleged that the Dulaney
group bilked the SI. Bernardine Hospital
in San Bernardino of $$00,000 on the
atrengtb of collateral that pr<>ved to be
worthless.
InveaUgalora claim that only $10,000 of
that loan was ever repaid lo the Roman
Catholic lnstllutlon.
Robert G. Machan, 40, of San
Bernardino, f0<mer conltoller of the St
Bernardine Hospital, is one ol the seven
defendants.
Court action qainst Dulaney and bia
blonde wile had to wait until district a~
torney'a investigators, backed by the
Federal Bureau of Investigation and
INTERPOL, successfully concluded a
worldwide hunt for the missing couple.
lllllaney and bia wile took their three
children to West Germany in December,
t961~ at about the Ume that the first
complainla about the World Trends
organization began to l!lt.r into the
district attorney's office.
They were first ~t in Munich.
lllllaney waa lat.r traced to the !),itch
Can">bean colony of Cunao ofter 1ocaJ
tnvestigoton unouccessfuQJ responded to
reports that the Dulaneya ...... back in
the Unlt.d states !rom Elln>pe and had
actually vlaJted relatives In minoll and
Colorado.
lllllaney .... ntumed to Orange eoun.
ty and WU -joined by bia wile Wflo
waa compelled to leave a hospital bed in
the Brf~lh colony of Bermudo and face
the multiple charges levelled oeaJnat her
llld her buoband.
'Ibo DulaneyJ and their five co<lt.ftnd·
11111 aro Irle on tbelr prom1le to appear
fer trial Oct. 15.
Named with the couple llld Shipley and
-in the criminal action ""' Daniel llayet, 40, of Gil Snolri>lrd llrfv11 Hun-
llnctoa Beach, W""'"ll Wmen AUatl!!,
II, al Rivenldt Ind Fftd Riley, 45, of
Norfolk, VL
Light Bold on Ute
Fireman Robert Moore maintains light grip on shirt
of Paul Jenkins, 20, who lay for 20 minutes atop
9-story YMCA building in downtown San Francisco,
oontemplating death plunge. A state labor inter·
viewer talked to Jenkins until Moore got hold o!
him and the wnuld·be leaper eventually agreed to
leave his perch. See related photo, Page 5.
Horse Thieves
Steal 2 Steeds
In Capistrano
Mac and Shamrock are two of Bill's
best friends wtiich is more than can be
said for the unknown horse thief who is
presenUy enjoying their C<lllpany. •
Mac and Shamrock are 20-ye&M>ld
geldings -Mac is a roan and Shamrock
is black -and until last weekend they
shared the pniperty at 291121 Rose Tree
Road, San Juan Capistrano with owner
Bill Hersey.
Both elderly equines were removed
from fenced pasture laod by horse
thiev~s wllo are the target of ~1!.11 out
aearch by Orallge County Sberiln of.
ficer1. ·
"Those horses ari ,,~ ~I only 1100
each," an invesb,gaJ:pr said.· "That isn't
much byt it's a lot hi&hef. than the value
we put on the kind of guy who could pull
a lousy trick: like this."
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Graybeard Speeds Along
On Winds, Widen s Lead
BY ALMON LOCKABEY
DallY Plllf llNll .. l:dllff
Plunging across the Pacllic at speeds
of better than 10 knots Monday, Loi Kil-
lam, skipper of the 73-foot Tahiti Race
scratch boat Graybeard wasn't about to
reveal hia wind and weather conditions.
Han11y anyone cou1d blame him as ·
Graybeard widened her lead in lhe 3,571·
mile Los Angeles to Papeete classic to
hang onto both the boat-for-boat and han-
dicap leads.
According to positions reported by five
of the seven boats tn the ra~, Graybeard
ia leading her nearest competitor, Joe
Pollock's Min Sette by 173 miles on
elapsed time. She IJ 214 miles ahead of
Concerto. 275 ahead or Aries and 340
ahead of Siete.
Neither Pen Duick III. the previous
cOrrected time leader, nor lnlsfail
reported for the Monday rollcall .
Graybeard reported that she had a 24>
mile day'a nm between Sunday and i1on-
day for an average speed of 10.2 knots.
This could indicate winds or 2S to 30
knots.
Min Sette ls apparently experiencing
the same weather conditions as she
reported an average speed of 10.2 knots.
When ased to give bia wind directlon
and velocity, the radio "ham" aboard
Graybeard said:
'1The skipper refuses for 4'Clical
reasops."
Graybeard'i position 1ave her 1,716
miles to 10 to Tahiti.
Manin Ohio
An unemployed strip-miner was ar-
rested in Bordman, Ohio by FBI agents
ewly this morning as the second suspect
tn the $2 million heist at the Laguna
Niguel branch of United California Bank.
FBI agents working with U.S. Marshals
and local police captured Amil Alfred
Dinsio, !8. of Bordman as he was travel·
ing in his car down a '4>cal street.
Dinsio is the brotber·in-law Of Charles
A. Mulligan, 38, of Youngstown, Ohio,
who was arrested by FBI agents earlier
this month in connection with the
burglary in which an unknown number of
people blasted their way Into the bank
vault via the roof and rifled 459 safe
deposit boxes.
A U.S. ~tarshal's Office spokesman
said this morning that Dinsio would ap-
pear before a U.S. A-tagistrate in Cleve-
land this afternoon for arraignment.
Whether Dirl.5io will be shipped to Loa
Angeles County Jail where Mulligan Ls
now being held is not known.
The spokesma11 refused to speculate
whether ?11ulligan and Dinsio were in ..
volved in a May 4 burglary at the Lord,s.
twon , Ohio branch of the Second National
Bank of Warren In which $430,000 in crush
was seized. ·
The FBI also revealed this morning
that I federal IJ"and jury indictment
Monday named 29-yeaNld Ronald Lee
Barber or South Gate In conneclioa with
the burglary.
Barber, ageots said, remains at large
and is one or several persons that ma)' be
arrested In oonnectlon with the-case in
the next few days.
His mother, Viola Barger, 51, was
taken into custody June 14 for perjury in
connection with the investigation .
The disckllure of the indictment oC
Barber came during a hearing in which
Mulligan pleaded innocent to the
burglary charges.
U.S. District Court Judge Matt Byrne
was to have set a trial date for Mulligan,
but he continued the hearing when he
was told of the possibility of further ar-
rests.
More than $2 million in HCUrities and
an undetermined amount of cash and
jewels were taken In the burglary.
'J1ie skill with which the thelv11 worked
bas given a "Mission lmpoaalble" ~
to the entire Cllt. '
In the wake of Ille heist, IS aalety
deposit box holders have sued ll1lltod
California Bani< 10< $$3.S mllilan charg·
ing negllgence O!! tile part of t11e ' bank
and the Oreo aJatm company.
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Noise Level-
It's a Riot
SOUND 4 FURY D.!l'T. -Thole lolk1
"110 WO!T)' a lot about the environment
and pollution more n:contly have been
fUJ'TOWing their brows ·about noise. This
Is dllficult to tmdentand.
These people who are ICl'taming about
0 the noise polluten" like cement tac-.
t.r1 ... Jet planes, auto body repair ahopa
and the like have obviously never Jived
around real racket. I mean, they clearly
do not have any teenagen in their
houses.
Now, you take lffnagers. When you
live with them, you can build up a really
high tolerance for sound levels. Around
our place we never get any complaints
about noile from the nelghbon. 'Ibat's
becauae tlie aten!O Is going at such
vohme that you can't hur the talephone
ring.
I HA VE CONSIDERED padding the
walls at otr place but 111 did Iba~ there
would be no place l<r the kids to bounce
basketballs agalnst.
We have anlmaiJ at our place too but
llley don~ pollute the air. They polluta
oilier plaoee.
Oh, tlie cata have a fight every now
and tfl~ but seldom in our house. It
alway1 happens on a neighbor's roof
BOD1ewhere doWn Ille street. So II there'•
catcall pollution, lt Isn't happening at our
place.
DOG 18 A'~lll'IJl'UL people because
he doesn,'t much at all. He's a
whiner. lo Ille ga when he want.I
I<> get In oll fu. chaln, be aeta up a sort of
high-pitched whloe. It's not loud enough
to drive you out ol bed In a fit of frenzy.
But H Is Jul! loud enough to keep yoll
awake. The pltdi ol Dog's whine may be
high tDOUgh to break the nelgbbora'
glasSOI but II ii Is, they haven't com-
plained yet. Probably kar I'd retrain the
animal Into a bowler.
Our neighborhood also leaturei two
hooty..,.Js and a set of crows. Tiiey don't
bother you much 10 long as Ibey don't
get gnlng In llllilon.
Anyway, all this bother about noise
level& lo really only In your head. Ju>t
remember, lhert is always the uplrln
bo!Ue.
Despite all Ulele lacta, some wrong
llllnkm stlll lnslsl that noiles within otr
<odety lhould be attacted with zeal and vigor.
I SEE WHERE the Board o!
Supervisors up in Rlvenlde County is
considering an onllllolle law but they
have run Into IOIDe opposition. The pea.
plo wbo run Corona Raceway don't care
much for it. O!Dclals o! Southern
California Edi!Oll Qimpany gave it the
knock. Some chap from Hemet testilied
that the propooed onlJnanca wouldn 'I
even allow the operalloo of farm
machinery.
Dan Simer, who talked to the Riverside
board on behalf cl Edison, claimed the
law as proposed was 10 stringent that It
would even ouUaw normal conversation
by two folks standing on their own front
lawns.
Well, maybe It Isn't really a noise
ordinance. Maybe lt'1 just an antigossip
law in disguise.
Testimony pre sented to the Riverside
supervisors proves that everybody isn't
In favor of silence. Lota of folks like
noise. Some are particularly devoted to
the soW>d of cash registers clanging.
IN OUR OWN Orange Gout region, the
city of Fountain Valley waa the first to
actually get an antlnolse law onto the
boo ks. That just goes to show you. Foun-
tain Vall ey was probably the last place
on the coast that needed it. That place .is
really quiet.
The Joodest guy that ever walked
through Fountain Valley was a d0<r-t<>-
door feathennerchant.
And ho was wearlng rubber-soled
shoes.
Tlltldoy, -27, 1972
U.N. Action
'Ignored' .
By Israelis
By Ualled Prea 1ntt1111t1out
Imel and Lebanon today reported
freah nptlng along their fronllera
desplta a United Ns tlooa Security Council
r..,lutlon condemning Israeli attacb.
Israel &aid the attackJ would continue u
loag u Arab guerrill11 attack IJraeU
villageo from Lebanese aanctuaria.
Egyptian Mlnillter of Stata Io r
Wormatloo Mohammed Hasaan Zayyat
told 1 news conference Jn Cairo the
Israell attacks were part ot a ZionlO
plot to am.. aoutt..m Lebanon In lonna-
tioo of an "l•aell Empire" that already
includ .. parts of Eygpt's Sinai Ileaert
and Jordan.
A mllltary spokHman In Beirut aald
Israeli troopo and armored vehlclea
struck into Lebanon Monday night for
more than an hour and killed a civilian In
an ambush.. An Israeli m 11 l t a r y
spokeiman &aid an Arab guerrilla was
killed and three Iaraell aoldier1 wotmded
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In the cluh. ,.
The spokesman tn Tel Aviv &aid two Hijaf!ker's Weapon.
Arab guerrillu ambushed an lvaell 1 border patrol northwest o! the aettlement A submachine gun believed used by the hijacker
of Dan, that one of the attackers was of an American Airlines jet was found in a farmer's farmer found a canvu mail bag containing $502,-
000, believed to be the ransom money. The pilot
says he is sure the hijacker perished in the jump. killed and that the other eacaped. He aaid field Monday near Peru, Ind. Earlier in the day a
three members of the Israeli patrol were
wounded.
The Security Council condemned recent
Israeli fora11 Into Lehanoo Monday night
by a vote of 11-4 with the United Stai...
and Panama abstaining. I Ir I e I t
Ambassador Yose! Tekoah lmmediat.ly
rejected the resolution as "lnequJtable
and immoral" and protested that it did
not condemn the guerrilla-inspired Lod
Airport masaacre of 24 persons.
Another 1tatement of the IaraeU posl~
lion came from Lt. Gen. David Elazar
who said in a radio interview in Tel Aviv,
"if It (Lebanon) doem't take any action,
more terrorist attacks are Ukely to aome,
and surely we shall have to take action to
counter them."
A Lebanese govenunent spokesman
praised the U.N. ruolutlon u 1 vin-
dication of Lebanon'• policies and a
"denunciation of Israel's expansionist
and aggressive policy."
Zayyat, In the ca1ro news conference,
expret3ed !lmilar views and said the
resolution was the "oplnJon of mankind"
and that "l am with the mt of mankind
and not with larael."
"The Israeli raida are part of an ex·
pansloni!t poflcy aimed at colonizing the
entire area/' Zayyat said. "hrael wants
to implre terror and fear everywhere."
Netcsman Killed
CBS News reporter Del
Vaughn was one of four per-
sons killed Monday when a
helicopter crashed while land-
ing at Capital City airport in
Pennsylvania. Three tefevision
newsmen and the pilot were
killed In the crosh while cov-
ering the flooding in Pennsyl-
vania.
Agnes Survivors
Returning Home
-To Problems
By The Associated Prtss
Receding waters from the Eastern
Seaboard's worst flooding disas ter enabl·
ed thousands more to reta-n to their
homes today but crisis points remained
at Wilkes-Barre, Pa., and Big Flats, N.Y.
Tbe death toll !rom the week-long ram-
page by Tropical Stonn Agnes climbed to
123 Monday. Among the latest victims
were three_newsmen killed in a
helicopter crash u they returned from
surveying the devastation.
Drinking water remained a major prob-
lem in dozeos of the hardest-hit com·
munities, but the arrival of water
purification units in IODle areas helped
ea.se !be need !0< trucking In supplies.
New appropiations of f e d e r a l
rebuilding aid were promised by Prest.
dent Nixon after complaints that the i~
ittal allocations were far too small.
E3tlmates of damage run over •1 billion
in Pennsylvania aloo.e.
F..-the )ll'<IOlll, much of the relief
came from people helping people. Mayor
Eugene Petara cl Scranton, Pa., brought
hundreds of his city's workers to help
man the food and medicine distribution
center in Wilkes-Bme.
Food, clothing and medical supplies
were stJIJ being flown Into the hardest.hit
cities such as Wilkes-Barre, where
downtown •lreets contained oily, stag·
nant water and full services were not ex· J>ef1ec1 back for a week. ·
'fWe are spared or the flood, IO we
came to help <U" neighbors," said Mayor
Peters.
Big Flats, a town or 3,000 tn
&oUttrwestem New York, remained
vlrtually deserted today as oll company
workera attampted to collect an
eslimatad'500,000 gallon,, or gasoline and
oil the! leaked from ruptured storage
~-tad the air. Entrance.o
lo the town were aealed o!! by police, and
motorist.!! on nearby Route 17 were
warned not to· smoke.
Ill Flying Again
WASHINGTON (AP \ -The Air Force
has reinstated its Flll tactical fighter
planes folJowing an investigat ion int:> two
recent cra.!hes. Thein ve s t i ga t Ion
"produced no evidence to indicate a com-
mon cause of separate a«identa," the
Air Foree said. But ft added it was
Wllble to pinpoint the cause of the
crashes, which railed to 22 the number of
losses of the oootroveralal swin«·wlni
planes, formerly known u the 'l'FX.
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Still Not Over the Top
WASIDNGTON (AP) -Sen. George votes from California's wiMer·lak~aD
McGovern has backed <>ff his claim of primary.
enough delegate votes to win the Success of that effort, saJd Humphrey,
Democratic presidential nomination and who lags a remote second in the delegate
now aays the prize atiJJ dang! .. just out count, "could change the whole ball
of his grasp. game."
McGovern strategists figured lat. Mon-McGovern traveled the South today,
day that the candidate bolds 1,492.75 courting Southern Democrats w b o
delegate commitments, a scant 16.25 disagree with him on key campaign
short of the number need,,.ed.,.,_. --:--:---"issues
The turnabout came alter a recalcula-He iefl aupporters In Wuhlngton-to
tion showed McGovern errtd earlier protect his interests in the Democratic
Monday in claiming to have topped the National Convention 's Platfonn Com-
maglc number with 1 ~ votes to spare. mlttee, where they won initial ac-
ceptance Monday for plants in line with His chief rival , Sen. Hubert H. McGovern's viewpoints on the Vietnam
Humphrey, clung to the hope that the war and income payment.I to replace the
partyts Credentials Committee would wellare ayatem.
trim more delegates from the McGovern McGovern, himsel!, hinted 1 t
colmnn by parceling out the 271 delegata forthcoming revisions o! the weliare-
re!onn stance that baa tzoubled party
Wicks
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You have ,,_,, limning to
Senator GeolJl9 McGcwml
moderates and comervatives.
Addresilng a labor group In Oklsboma
City, he aald his revised plan would ease
the tax load for most familie1 of four
earning up to $11),000 a year, but would
raise tares for the wealthiest 20 percent
of the population. He sketched only bare
details, but promised a fuller ouUine
soon.
Before leaving on the swing through
Southern and border states, McGovern
told a Washington 11CWS conference he
had won the aupport o! IMl.75 votes held
by uncommittad black delegates -
enough to guarantee him more than the
1,509 votes needed to win the nomination.
"There is no question, now," the South
Dakota senator &aid, "that this Is enough
to put us over the top in July on the first
ballot."
McGovern's claim immediately came
under fire from dissenting black& and a
Humphrey aide who &aid the fi8ure o!
new support had been infiated. Later in
the day, McGovern strategists admilted
the error.
Value of Pound Dropping
As Light Trade Prevails
LONDON (AP) -Tiie British pound
dropped to $%.13 today, a devaluation o!
4.5 percent, altar the London !oreign er·
change market opened !or the first time
since the 1overnment11 decision last Fri·
day to let the pound fioa t.
sentanced to death In the electric chair
by a panel of three judg,. Monday.
The pretty blonde, wearing a violet
dress, broke Into lean when the death
sentence was pronounced. Two court
matroos carried ber from Deleware
County Courthouse.
Fair Weather Predominate
The dollar slrengtbened elsewhere in
Europe.
Tiie pound Opened at '2.51 and later
eased back to '2.13. Dealers &aid the
market was busy, but more with in-
quiries than with trade. Tiiey reported
relatively small amounts were changing
hands.
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Marred by Scattered Storms, Tornad.aes in Midwest
.. ..... tClltlDC:AR.
Th• dealer• aald the picture would
probably he clearer Wednesday, when
most exchanges oo the Continent ~
e Viet Seaate
SAIGON (UPI) -Tllo Soutb Viet-
nam ... Senata dl.!IOlved tnto a ahoutlng,
table pounding melee todaJ that l<r<ed
postponement of a vote on Pu11ldeal
Nguy .. Van Thieu'• bill to srant him
aJmoot unlimited powar for alz maalhl.
Senate Speabr N°tlll)'eD Vu Huytn
convmed the marnlng-eeal• two
ud -ball boon lite wUll the an-
-that ooe ti. the ID -tori, was a!rald to attend the debota because
of u:nspecllled 0 tbreatt."
"My lint ~lni opa1lllr, Sen. Vo Van
Tnzyen, ts alao m1a1,. and the wile or
another aeaatnr, 'l'rln Duy DOD, bas .aJd
' Don wu kldnaped," Heyen told the
Iawmakon. All three oppose Thieu'• blli.
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MEDIA, Pa. (UPI) -Mari1111
DolnlaJskl, a 1•1MMl4 motllor who
ooof-1, to slayq !WO pcllcotnai, WU
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Last -· the three Judi .. found her guilty ol llnt-decree murder Iii the
&booting deaths of Delsnre State
Troopers David C. Yaninflon, :M, and
&aald Clrey, Jt.
erreuC'Mde
WASllJNGTON (AP) -'l!ia board of
........ of the Natlonll -Cub bas volecl _,to-a IUfl.cal•
tn.m!pUaa of the N I z on lld-
m!nlslntlon'a reiatlonl with the neWI
media.
Tllo club'• pro!-1 relatiaall ..... mtttae .... dlrectad M.,.i., nllbt to ...,.
duct the lnveitlgatlon and mah a public
report by Oct. J.
·£'-trols
WASHINGTON (AP) -'l1le l'rlco
Commlakvt ts clropplttC -•lion of
any more controls on food pricoa for the
tlmt bein(, 1n the nice ol J'noida Nlz.
oo'a decision to tUmlnale meet Import
nislrtottona.
Bui ~ a.Innao c. J..-
Gra)'IOll Jr. promllod 1 mltw ol food
coall In about 1 month lo ... If brooder
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'Effective'
BELFAST {UPI) -A ceue.flre called
by the milltant Provisional Wing of the
IJ'lsh Republican Army (mA) went Into
ef!ect at midnight -but the kllllng con-
tinued today. And there were more 1
bloody lncldenta In the boura and minutes
bel°"' the truce began.
Demint Norney, 38, a truck driver and
father of five, was shot and tilled by
gunmen today 1n the Roman catholic
Ballymurphy area of Belfast; an 15-year-
old ,..,U. &hot In a gunbattie In the Jll""
truce hours died In a hospital today.
'l1le ldllJng wu the lint aerious in-
cident to mar the cease-fire which hacl,I
• been generally effective for !ta flrsl 11
hours. ~re ere scattered cut1 ' ' •hooting !be night, but lnclde!l(a
were mlno &cale and hurl no one.
Two era and a policeman also died
In seperate 1nc1aents in the hOUl'I before
the truce, bringing to IM the number
who have died in the past four years in
lighting that Involved the Catholics, the:
• Protutants, the British Army and tM' -IRA. • .. •
Police said security forces were not iDo
volved 1n the shooting of the truck driver.
A spokesman said a bakery worker mak·
ing hi! round& waa approached by tw&l l
men who ordered him to drive a car and
the dead man to Royal Victoria Hospital. I
The young Protaatant man who died
from guns.hot wounds was idenUf~ u
WUllam Galloway. He was ooe of 10
civilians wounded In a gunhatlle In the
DuncaJm Gardens. Tbe other vlcllms in-
cluded a S.year-dd boy and an 5-year.,ld
girl. AU were Protaatanls.
There was some anlplng at British
army posts an hour after the truce went
into effect, presumably by dl .. hard mill·
tan! membera o! the IRA "110 found II
hard to accept a truce. Whether today's
usailants were also die-bard guerrillu ~.
was not known. 'f
Shell Explosion
6n Na vat Ship
Kills 2 Sailors "
SAIGON (UPI) -A shell ezploded 1
Monday Jnsld• one o! the big guna on !ht •
U.S. 7th F1eet destroyer Benjamin Stoel-•
dert off the coast of South Vietnam, klU-1 •
ing two oallors and wounding lour others.
A U.S. command spok .. man &aid today
the &hell blew up In the Stodder! '1
forward gun mount while the ship w~
firing on suspected Communist posltlona
In the northern South Vietnam. Names o!
the victim& were withheld and posslblt i
cauae of the explosion was not exp~ •
In the air war over North Vietnam,
Radio H&DOI claimed today 11 U.S. jet,
fighter-bomben were shot down in the :
past 24 hours. Tiie report, monitored in
Saigon, &aid five of the &Is planes downed
today were hit near Hanoi and their ,.
pilots captured. It gave DO indications of, 1
what happened to the crewmen of lh& ~
sixth jet or thotse of the five downed Monday.
The U.S. command never comments on •
Communist cloiml o! downed U.S. ,
aircraft but did aay today that an Air
Force F4 Phantom jet craahed !rom . •
"unknnown causes"ln a rald last We<fnes.. . '
day about SD mU .. northwest of Hanoi "
and !be two crewmen ore missing.
A command spokesman said the latest
loss brings to 984 the number o! U.S: :
planes lost since 1984 In bombing raids ,,
over the North. The Radio Hanoi report
put the number at 3,697.
M!Utary spoketmen In Saigon &aid two
allled alrerafl were downed Monday in
the relentless air war near the old Im·
perial capital o! Hue, 400 mtJes north o!
Saigon. The Saigon command &aid an ...
Army AIU nconnalAanCe hellcoptar wu
hit by ground fire and crashed 25 mil.,
northwest o! Hue. The two U.S. crewmen ,•
were wounded but rescued.
A U.S. command opokesman &aid Com-,l
munlat guJ111er1 shot down a U.S. 02
"SUper Slcymaatar'' obaervatlon plane 14 "
mll• IDlllbwest o/ Hue. The pilot open!' I
the night In Communiat-lnlesled jungJ ... h
but was pulled to aalety today, au!!ertnc "
only 1111 Injured wrist. .
Command apokSllDID 1n Safgaa ~ • U.S. 1152 bombers flew Z1 m!saions fronl:
noon Monday lo g a.m. today In Soutq
Vietnam's two norlhernmoat provinces-;
'lbua Tblen and Communist-held ~i
Tri. Desplta the heavy air raids, Nort!ij
Vietnam... gunners pumped nearl~i
12,000 rounds o! artillery and mortar llnl '
Into all but one of the H base <amJll hf
'lbua Thlen Province where the Soutlj
v-... army baa establlshed 1i, de!enae zone.
lo oilier action, Norllt VlelnatneM 1
IJoope. unable to penetnta the My Cwih
Rt..,. def1iwt line north o! Hue, launched blc artlJlery and ground •ttacitl todq od
the -opproach lo the oid lrnperlal i::i-South Vlett!lnt.. aid the •ltacb
--onb' o .. milea from Hue -'""'
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Committee OKs Bill to Kill Whole Freeway
• llJ WILLIAM 8CllRl!lllER
• Of .. DellY '"" ..... ...... bill by siate Senator Dennl4
Carpenter (R;Newporl Beach) ellmlnal-
ll>g. the entlr~ stretch of the Pacmc
Cout Freeway route between Ventura
ond San Diego sailed through the Senate
Tranaportatloll Committee Monday on
Ila way tdtbO floor for a final vote.
'.Newport Beach Alaemhlyman Robert
Badham's bill dropplJll lbe freeway leg
through Newport Beach is s11U on the
sena te floor awaiting ii• final readlng
and a vote someYme this week.
"I am confident that my frt!eway bill
will gel thonigb lbe finance committee
easily this Friday and then on to lbe Door
ror a vote," Carpenter sald today.
"This would be the flrsl bill In lllle
history to ellmlnate an ent!N freew8J mi1Uons ol dollan In property that would
route," he said. . never have been condemned· in the first
~~penter cited lbouaandl. of pan:ets ol place," Carpenter said.
pabllc and private land that bave been "Deutmejlmt'• aod Badham's bill affected by the route and piecemeal dele-
Uon efforts over lbe put Mveral years. alrNdy amount to a llO percent deletion
"Aside from lbe mllliom ol dollan ihat of the lneway and mine ..., all the
have been spent acquiring property ond way," Cari>enter said.
planning this freeway, tbe delelloo ol the "I admit my bill won, oolve the
route favorably aflecll liundreds ol . tranlPortalkm probl~ but II will force
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I~ By L PETER KRIEG
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)Newport Beach councilmen Monday
nilbl told the city of Irvine ii it wants to
-pllll the .Orange Cciynty Airport
-. Irvine must show "I\*.' faith" by rolllnc bock IOriing Oil the 5kcre
McDomell ,Douglas · propeify on
MacArthur Boulevlld ... J!ell>ondlni· to an Irvine niolutloa ask· mg' for a delay In -dfntion ol a lt3S
million development pllll (or !be nearby
" Martha Plea
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Turned Down ..
B Mitchell y .
Fmn Wire Sentcos
Formu U.S. Atl<inoq I G<iiaraJ ~Olm
Mijcbe!! -Y'-1o .-. ...,,. ~~·:If~':"' IOrtb4. bas cancellell ...... -heavy ~., .... -.... ·-· fOced Wlth'an ulltmlllum'hm bla WU.
ta'qult polJUcs phoned from he< Newport
-villa lail week; Mllcllell bas no ln-len&nl of laaving ' bla Poll u Nixon's
cam)lOlio JDalll!IU, cloH'1 aklea said Joroi>day. • ' •
, ·Powell llloott, a Mltcbel! llall member
it lbe Committee fO<· llHIOctiClll ol the Prtoldenll wu uted Monday ii Mitcbell
.... quitting.
,!-'Not .by a long lbot," be replied. "He's
cOmmttted to the wt before him."
'}!Mlrirlllle; ID allegedly m'uJaed Mn.
Mllchell wearlDI bondqcs· covering fliron of her left baqd bu tateo up
quarters In the ]lOSh Weatcbesllr ~
Club Jn Rye, N.Y. Rye wu 0 the com-
....,Uty In w!llch the ~Ua 1ved wben
bl WU a Wall Slreel lawyer.
'until last weekend, when Martha left
the Orange Coul followlnl • stormy
....., marred. by a feud with John at a
{!ewpirl Beach GOP per!Y anll lbe DOW•
f,mous Tbunday phone call to a lnllled
w~ reporter, she was eapecled ~ star In the iilloa campaign effort.
·BUI n9w tbOre'I DOI a llnlle. publlc ap-
(See Mm;Hl<llJJ, P ... I)
I Coast Youth Escapes
!njury in Car Crash
; A young Newport Beach man-escaped
!RJIU Mooclay Wlern!>on. • when bi~ '
Gerinan car went oul ol control ond
rolled over m con Drive Ill a ~
4islrlcl overlooking Newport Harbor.
'w Mark H. Fink, 20, of 414 Allio Ave.,
wu eutbound m C!iH Drive at Tu1t1n
Avmue about 411 milel perllour wbea tbe
acddellt occumd, acoonlllJc to pollco.
.: ms car IO'le!rw! ino!lerate -.. in
Jhe ':15 p.m. accident. ~ ' . .
Colllllll Radio Company pr o p er t y ,
NewP<irt COW1cllmen adopted a resolullon
of their own Jbat aaya, In part:
"Newport Beach wlabea. 'to olflclally
and without rmervatlm rufflrm its con-
tinued lnlent to ._.te with .the city of
Irvine In plannJni the are.a ••• on a
mutually sailafactory basis;
"Al a gesture ol good faith the City
Council ol Newport Beach urges lbe
Irvine City Council to promplly consider
reuamlnlng lbe zoolng Clll tbe McDonnell
Douglas property '° that COD1prebenaive
planning studies may btcin in earnest."
Without ·waiting fir a ,_ae,
Newport councilmen ocbee!ule<l'a July 10
public bearing OD the Colllna request to mooe Ila 1n .. er. porcel ·to allow high
rile olfke buildlnp. . .
Councilman Millll llollal wonted the
reoolutiClll'to. Include an order f<r the two
clues• llaiaon commiti-to meet pool
haste. ~ , "
"Do we have to lnslrucJ subcommltleel
Newport Council Action
Here In brief are major actions tateo Monday by Newport Beaib c:ouncil-
men :
BUDGET ADOPTED -Approved llU mi!iJm spending pac!<Me foc llacal .
11172-73, up aboul II million .D)alnly becauae of salary bikes IDd projecU -
ried over. .
WGB RISE CONTROU ,_ Scbtduledrpublic befring tentatively Aug. 1'
m regulalloal to eatablilb varying be1ght 1lmlta .througboul tbe ,city.
to meet," mapped M$.yor Donald A. Mcll\Dis.
"I !hint Irvine la aerlowl·ln its Intent to
work' with ,., Iii comp-..ivo. plan.
nlng," Dostal said. "A • meeting wwJd
esihance tlie chancea . ol COIDln&: 'up with IOlllOlblnl -blle.~
'"n>eJ made DO • effort to meet willl
us," V\ce MalW How8ld ~ero con-
tended. "U this is a lon&·l'IDle thing,
(See COWNS, ~ Z)
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Conditional . .
Use ·Permit ·
PAYING FOR 'pAJIXS -Told Budgtt Goals Coaimlttee to meet with .
. J>arb, BeadJes and kcreauGa 'Comm!HJcn to prepare priority li<t of "en. .Oflldlla, ot 'ifc'll!lil'f\,n,aesu Corp.
=.ii:·,r~~·llli:;.1!'.'11 ailel. No~~':"''**-"""° PP. lli(lr .... 111..r+i-ai«••-
WEST l'iEWl'OllT STllEETS ~ Approved _,, Iii muter .... callloC dillanal,.. 11111111-llle lnlat -
for -of Jt1b .,._and Bdloa Boa1oYJrc1 prorided tltJ'• lriflle ...,. nlol ..,..1.,.. to allow "''"'"""'di!. -
aultanl,flndl nollllDc -with tbe plab. prol1ml=of Md ... b _ _.. of I
BED TAX llD<ED -lnncreued ''uniform traaaienl oceupaney tax". from balldlna at~ ca.pm Orin.
five to aix,,..._ OYer 0ol>joctlm1 of three summer renlal ownera. A --........ ' lilda, aald
PouCE ADDITION -AwaMed bid for comiructlm of aeconoktory addJ. lbrte ardlltecll, a -and a -
lloa to police beadquarten: have leQed .m.. ipace Ill ille bodkffnc
EMPLOYE 841,•llll!S -Approved cootradl with city employes callJng Cit)'~ ...... wllllain Woollett Jr. aalcf
f<r average 4.7 (l!'r<tlll ·poy and fringe benefll ~-a CODdillanal uae permll la nqalnd"""
NO BAY PUMPING -Appn>11ed ~ cmdonilnbnn ... Lido Parlt DriYe -... .-.... ol tlwrOll)!•tna ol .
when developer pnmlled to -1DJ water encountered Into a truck to be the parcel approved by counlJ ... .,,..
dumped at Ille ....,ty clump. DHilit -,.. bef<n'. locorporaUoll. •
&11\PORT ZONING• ~ Sdteduled publlc bOarlng July 10 m flll mfil!oa • "1 -theJ ilmd: -1enan11 In
development Plan fol Oolllna Radio Company properly bul indlqtod ;will delay abd 'now, -to nlu. tt right," Woollolt acllon ·for join! la)b "1lb Irvine ii that city rolll back commerdal ·aCllllnl Oil said. .
McDolinell Doaglu property acrod"Clmpua Drive, · • ·Since 'IWilPur•llGn. miiiJ ~ m
-........... the cltT• bii!tdilc .
$14.3 _Million Budget
Wins Newport Approval
A 111.S inJ11ion city budget that ReJll
Newport Beach under Ugbt spending
restraints wu unanimously approved by
councilmen Monday night.
'!be propooed budget may nnec ... _..tllate a
slight lncreue In tuea depending on the
outcome of a propOaal to enact a aurtax
to ·acquire park and, bicycle trail •Ilea.
In,. r.iun of .a bearlnc two.~ ....
not a abisJo -a_..rbefcn....,. cilmen to conunent on the spendlag.
'!be budget ~ about '1 mlUlon above ·
what City Manager RobOrt L Wynn said
II 1'0Ukl be lnitlallJ bat he aplalned tbe
-la due prJmartly to new salary
·--· with' dlJ emplo1'f abd • IZSl.ll!IO carryover In the water fund to
pay !Or a ........ at Spyg!aa llfil.
In addilloo, councllmen added IUll,000
to the general fund apendlnl, lneluding
152,000· f<ll' a atonn drain cleaner and
$50,000 to hire alx .... pollc:tmm ii a
propooed lltate grant falls throu811-
lnclucled In tbe bildget is $mll,llOO In •
contingency account and 111111,llllO In a
new 11stabilizatioa fund."
Wynn said there will be DO problem In
coming up with the additional ...........
He ald tbe ...,..1r funda will aimply
be transfemd from lbe currant budget
wblle lbe romalncler will be picked up
from a one percent bed tu blloe, a bib
In Ille beadt perkln1 fees al Corooa de!
Mar State Beach, and the bulk ol 11 from
(See BUDGET, Pap I)
--later a~ -"' dl1 """"""-"' Ille incilslrlal to
--Joe -bad maJD. lalned jbe ..... cilJ'• rlJlbt to recmaider •
the ..... dlanae. . •
At tsaue with ibe·!arpr-..... porcel .
is the cbqed .. -ol land ... around the· Orange County .Airport that would '
result fnlm' approval of 'the McDonnell· Douglas plans. I
A convention center and hotel are
amoDg the (DijHWJeial WI the firm had1
coovlnced ~ offlclala were needed ' wben !her the mmlng prior to .
lncorporalkm lrTlne.
'Ibo Mcllamell-lloagl ll[>Ohnan to-
day,noted lbe coadlllonal.-permit they
.,,, leeklng -the dlJ, would allow the commercial, ....._ and pro-'
faalonll .... 111!11· w\thiD tl'e _,,..,,.. 1!Ulldlnl preoeat17 Ill lbe pupe(ty. .
However, Woollell aald Ille condllloaal'
... permll mlJlbt """ .... the plannlna . iomm....., to lalle _. looll: al ....,.
merdll aoa1a1 Ille llrm IOI 1nm the" COmJtf, ' I
A mum ol the McDonnell-Doualu
pareel'• ..... to IDdaltrlal. lo qecf by
ofllclala la NeW[ICll'.I -ln their ......
lutlon --·jolal~-~ to .llUd1 alaport araa .....,.......
traffic planners to look for other means
to IOJye them," be added.
Bldham'a bill bu been on the senate
Door awat!lng final adlon for three days.
C&rpenter said today be Is waiting until
the most opportune Ume to bring it up
for a vote. The senator is responsible for
shepberdlng a .... mbly blUa by Badhfm
through the oenate.
"We have been concentrating on senate
.1 •
bills and emergency assembly bills this
week but I hope we can get to Badham's
freeway bilt before Friday," Carpenter
said.
Carpenter's bill, tf it passes the final
hurdle of the finance committee on Fri-
day, would be on the senate Ooor by July
t -a wtiriing holiday in Sacramento.
"We should have a vote around that
time,'' Carpenter said.
l'•ilter 'll•hf!• 'JfarNst~.
, ~ .. ~4 t •. ' ' , . t v • ..
t LoRIJi·FJllott; I' Peni,. Indlini, 'farmer, talb lo reporters about how
.he (quad what i,. thought to ·be ~00,000 In nnoom from American · Alt!ln~· skyJacltinf )tme ~ He s.aid he found the money while In-~ a 1 IOY. baan.llelcL See relate~ photo, .Page 4 .
' ~' ~ l ; f I
CooociJ . ll~je:cts $8,000
' I • I ,"
Jo :~~¢~~·:WestHarbo~
, , . I i l ' . ' A propoul to spend '8.llllO·for a llludy · Rlcbanl .V. lfalan polntod, out-lbel, lllt
of the feullillily' of Hgli/g a batbor In Orange' County Harbor Dlalrlcl •
the Wflt Newpon"-00 flolila wu rejected coura.ged the.ltudy, saying it would -by Newport, -·coancihiien Monday r·~ night. • vlde additional boating area f<ll' an
·c1una"lbe .p0temw' bO.eot ·to private . overcrowded harbor.
lnt.....U -Hancock "Bill" BA!)nlng ·lli, "'More barbcir would mean only ......,
..-_family.O'llDI all tbeJand'lnvo!ved ' boats and llJOi'e cars· adding to !be con-
-counc:Umen said they thougbl . be . gealloo here," countered Rogers.
should at leut help pay part of the coet '!be supealion that Banning be asked
of the ltudy. to contribute wu made by Councilman
City Mab.pr Robert L. Wynn P.ln!Oci John Sl«e after Rogers and councilmen
out that·lbe prtmary wrpooe of the atudy • CO.I Kymla and. Paul Ryck6ff vol..cl
was for the coaalal element of the ctty'1 eonUnued objections to consideration ol
general Plan. • · , · the ,[ll'OJecl. .
Some,. MmcJ-..... II dil!erentl:f,
however.
.. Ara in cWal ~ to' aid cGola'
Meaa • • . Jalud {property OW91"
-Vice Mayor Howani """en,
-· lilir fo' beth I the) Bannln( ~
-and <:oata -·· l)Oll)blllly ol· _, llevlng a marina lurtller to 1he
north.
Community Development D I r e "I o r •
Police Seeking
Paii-in Robbery
At Restaurant . .
* * * ' Newport Manager ' •noloeaus1 Threatens!' ·
Weadier
Su,irtlJ'~ m 'W~
!rith low -alonr tbe coul, accordinl to' the ...aiher eervloe.
Gets Pay; Boost
I • •
A manhunt la under way today tor two
.....,.. wilo knocked m the-·· door at ·a fas-Newport Belcll
reotauranl Moaday ,,..,.q and rtli ....
lier ol '8.000 In --reoetpll.
Council Told Newport Fire Prot.ecti!Jn ,l'IUldequate :;r~~~=~-=
. Reltaurant, fl Fublon llland, when !bl
• llllha ..-'It at tbe beaches, Ill
' lo1and. i.o,o·fml&bl Ill Ille lll'L
INSIDE TODAY
• BeU. StmT, Roi,,,_ E1'G,
Pom Alla, etc. ftt• -• 111< ..i1v -,........,.. llr lodiell-Of U.. Old Wal. SH
. llOl'V. l'GQc 19. _ ........ ,, -.. --. --. --' """ ,.,, ---·-.. -.. -. __ ,... --.
Newport -C11J Manaaer Robert L Wynn M""'8J-Ii'!' a '3.'!I' raiaa
for the 1m:11 -,..,.. bJ lbe Cit)'
Council. Wym, wbe W11 hind 10 mmllll aco,
will -bo ...... '31,llO ..-JlJ.
Al · 111e w -counclbnm -near1J a II ..... [lllY ralle to Qty
AtaMJ ~ O'llell ..._... Iii pay
from fD,I. lo ..... a year. •
Tba P11J If Qty a.rt Laura Lal*
--'81 u percoal, -.'11.• .. $11~-prlloe ... al .....
top olfJclals, wbe --' dlndlJ to the -~ In crattllaf the ...,_
aflor aJ)lnrinl cmbacle with the cllJ'I
emploJe --1•a1 annpl us,.....
Newport Beach may not be [llVVldlng Be ald only the .SU. o1 Loe Anplul
adequate fire pnlecUon and,a lbreot ol a San IJleao and San 11wi... aurp1111
major bolocallll ~over the city, Newport-'•IGCll---IM
councllmeD _.., told M-,.. mlllloa -iut -· "Oar ablllly to maintain adaQaate fire "We mq ......., be la trouble •
RrTice --11 quelltianable," Aid RObert_ Fowl« ..set. . '
Fowler, Ille c1ty•1 balk!J .. coalnl of. Coundhue lllcllard cr..1 calltdj
Boer. = ·--.= md -"Some" -............. eom-~ ......... ~" ,._ Pl~-*> lw one of the Cioal, a bal1dor Nmull, aibd
.- -.... ol llo Ill lbla cJ.. Newport load! -._ 1M ....
11," -lllf. ..... _,a-of qali r r K lm1 11 IM -·· 1111 ... -.. _ ll!lf1llN .-u ........ .., Oodl.
Q-.. aB -.. rill IMdMJnp --ltdMllllt'llllaladdad, ... JMjlr 4*~ lllt .......... "U we ... 11111 Jiii, It .., be loo
'"llllN hao biiil = IHI srnlli la laW."
Newpon lltldl;" llld. "Wa n -aim -that Ille -.i
flnl Iii dollar voi-., ~ per --ii -fellllc ........ Cll[lila la tllii mtln ol&" -.. In ,,__ aed aaJd I
• • I
-·Prelldential' ll1ldy cloiiui!laetOI> bancllts -· aaJd pertlnent provla!Om of buJldlns , She lold ~ Giie brandlobed I
-ire "the moot U~prtpand." t"= ;.""' ..,."::.:r=· i:' :;:c!:
Pin Clliaf i.o l.ovo lbla IDmlli!I COD-about $5,111 Jn all = WU llltfled lido I
cumd ID &verJfldnl Fowler uld. paper bag.
''!lll recommenotalm ill the bu1lllflll lavoatilatcn laid the vicllm WU
code .... [IUI la lilln,al -..... rtloa , qulck!J ... qaieli7 bound and pgod l'MllJ," Ollel Lota uld. durlnc 1111 1:'5 am>ed i:obbely. "We-~ -Ille~ lo ftPl 'l1lo bondM1, cleocribed u In their ~
a flft Iii a !llP rlM Jlalldlal. • :1111, allppod oll and lira. O'Dalley Wll
"We feel l)ll'lUltr ayatems are lie 41..,._..i by a bortender who bad -
-lo "' ............ ba Mid: -kin( elaewhtre In the 1padool 1-
"lt laka an A1111J ol fhw lo potoat and clllllna"""" complu.
a !Ira Ill a hlP rlaa -.. • Loft aaid. Tht ~ ""'"""' lllcklip -''WI M1 blft. mla1·'' 1 YtrtuJl1 ldentJcal .. Ol'le at I ....
1Aiva alao poliiloll oat IM=r.= Beacll'1 --Rutauraot .-llr __ .,..._I.. two-...... -111e -•
(lea IPllNll.S9, .... • llafl ..... .-_ bollld aed all IF 1-l
J DIJl.V PILOT N • r.,q,, """'v. 1m
Sensuous Men?
Nominees Abound at Frasierland •
loch ..... -1llleo .. Dr.
U., Klalnger Rudy Vallto and Flip
Wllaon are included among a doien
nomlnees for the title of Am erica's Moat
Seo....,. Man. according to lhe latest
word from Frasltr-land, tomtllmes
known as Orange County's Lion Country
Safari.
The nominees, have beeo selected by
members of tbe Frasier (the Sensuous
Lion) Fan Clubl and a Golden Frasier (a
troplly In the llkt..., ol the famous lion)
1w1lts lbe winner of a poll to be con-
ducted by newspaper colunisU aod radllr
TV penonaliUes tbil summer.
Tbe cooteol -lmvlred by tho IC-COlllplhhmeola of the olderly u. Coul-
ll)' -wbo allqedly alred SI eubl
In a --and ll adond by u..._ wbo 1p11rned the advtnCH of
younger, mo.. handlome lions.
The 12 nomlnee1, "cho1<n !or lhelr
sheer senauaUty and animal magnesUnn.
regardless of age," according to Fraaler
Fan etub pretldent Marilyn Arcoll of Loi
Ancelet are, In addltioo to lhe abov ..
lllllled lrto, BW Ballanct, Klrk Douglas,
M"" Grilllo, Dean Martin, Rlc1rdo
Moolalben, Paul Newman. B u r t
Reynolds, Cesar Romero and Doc
Severin9on.
Mesa Planners OK 60-unit
South Coast Plaza Wing
By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI
Of .. .,..,, "'"' lhff
A fi0.1lore addition to Soulh c.U!
Plua which la erpected to generate
belween t:l5 and f40 million In new retail
sales each year wu approved by the
CGltl Maa Plann1ni Cornmiulon Moo-
day night.
The live-man commlulon endorled the
eiponsloa llfOJo<I by unanlmoul vote
allOwing eollllruction to beCln Im·
medUltely, ctty Council approval II DOI
required 1lnce the general plala ccncepl
WU aPPNVed by eow>cllmea In 1116.
Complellaa ol the threNtory Bulloclt'•
d_.....u lllcn, anchor :r=•f the new wtac. ll ocbedllled for of
llllS bul tht otbel'. -probably not be flnlllled until the followlnl oprlng,
•coordln& to 1'1111 • Mal!aler a--· Tbe Sq..-Family, bullderl of the
new wing. apecla to lnvlll be-flO
and fl2 million to the 1111,llOIHquaro-fool
pro)ecl. •
Already tht lorgeot lboppiaC -Ill
Oranp c..at, wltb ill " ..... and ....
jor ---·South Coul,1'1111 will become oae of Iha -1c1·1 llrletl
&hopplnc areu oace tht apo!lflon II
compleled.
II will be llr(el' tball the Ala Moina
c.w In Hawaii and -In "'" ooly to a~ lhopping COider In ... .._
Tbe oal1 ~ CXJIM!!Mimar wltb •PPll• fl= about Iha Soalh Coul PlaD WU Olarill lied<
wbo cbarpd ID a 11UC11 -prior to the•:• p.m. meollmc that the lmpoct"' ~ had DOI IUfllcleallJ bolo
"N..., 11avt I _, ., .,pin-cl
thll ............. with WC:. lltllo llall •
port," aald Beek "' the~..,_ queoted -plan &amuuumealmonl .... .,.. ....
Wlc""'*11qbnrllthe_....
Plata -Id hive Illy ~ tdeot cm
the eonununtty and -II mllbl spell the"'"deatb ra · OU. local
bU&inehes.
Commission Chairman H. J, 11Jlmmte"
Wood 811!Wlred by explalnlng thet the
projed had been thoroughly llludled over
the put a yean. .. [ ... , und4l'lt&nd
your going oU on a ll111ent ol bow lhl1
alfects the downtown dlstrlct," be 1111p-
ped. "You llnow damn well it'• going to
alled the downtown dlstTld."
William Walton
Services Held
Funeral servlcu for .Wllllam D.
Wa1ton, 52, of Costa Mesa, were held
June 22 at Sawtelle Veterans Cemetery.
Mr. Walton, of 53f Hamilton St., aerved
In World War II as an intelligence officer
in the U.S. Air Force.
He graduated lrom UOLA School of
1aw and was later employed by Coast
Federal Savings and Loan AuoclaUon in
Lo• Angeles.
The Waltons had lived In CGltl Mesa
sir.ce 1968 and he laught swimming at the
Boys' Club ol lhe Harbor Area.
He II ourvlved by his wile, FrlllClllul
M. Walton, plus aons, Christopher and
Anthony and daughter, Victoria.
OIAN•I COAST •
DAILY PILOT
Ttle Ori"" CMll DA.ILY PILOT, wtt11 wtlldl
3 combined tlM NIWl-P"""' It llUblllllell W
tlle Drtnte C•t r'W9'\tll l119 °"'Pfnr, ......
rete Mlllonl ,,.. pybl~. MOl'!Cltr through
Frid•)". 1.,-Cosla Mn1, NtowpOrt hKll,
Hunllntllln l•KJlll"ovnll~ V111ey, L.-
8e9C.lt, l,.,,l1te/S1cldl.tlKll aflll St" Cllrntnlt/
S11t J lil91t C1pl1lr11no A 1lr19J1 reti'-1
.clllllft b pull11W!ld 5-twc11ya ......... ys.
TIMI Pfll'lcip.I p,obllMllnO .... nl b •I ~ WUI
ley SlrMI, C•lt M.,., C.Mlornlt, QM.
ltol>ert N, W1M
l"rn ldft 11111 l'UCllltllw
Jee~ It. C11rl1y
Vice ftrnkMnt •1111 0tnw1r MaMo.,.
1li1f'l'l11 ICtt'f'll
Edltw
Tiio11111 A. Mvrphh11
MIMtllMI IEdll'Or
L Peter krl19 H""°"' ltkfl cn1 Elfl!W
....... .._. Offk9
JJJl Ntwporl lo11l1•1r4
M11li1t1 AclJr1111 P.O. lo• 1171, ,J,lJ ....... _
CMf9 MM.11 -W..f ley "'"' l...-a..dl: m J"trwt A""""' Hunt'"'*' ltffdl: 1711$ IMt'fl 18'.11.-tf!N llfl ~•: aJ ,..,.,.. II Clmlrll "-
111~ (1141 '4MJl1 Ct....,. Moecll•t HJ..1671
~·· ~ °""""' Cell! M!Wt1114 ~,. ,,.. ,.... ,..,.., .,..,.. .....
.. ,..... ....,,.. ... .._.."""""' '-tilt _, .. ,...,,....., ... "*" ..-111 ""' ..... ~ ....... .
................... " C.t ........ , ............ , .... ~ " at'l'lw IU.S =, .., .,.. a.ti ......, .......,.,
'' .... """"""·
Plans are lo connect lhe two-level man
wing to the existing mall at the Caroulel
Court and welllerly toward Bear Street.
The new Bullock's ltcre, meuurtng
1111,000 oquare feel, wlll be atlacbecl at
tile wing'• end If negotlallo111 with
Federated Department Stores prove auc-
cessful. .
The new addillon. which woold tn-
cre ... lhe shopping area lrom l.Z mWlon
to 1.15 mllllon oquare leet, requires the
oonslructlon or two 1>igh-ri11 parklnc
atructures; one 1t each end of the wing.
Both thre...tory unlll wW expand the
parking capacity of the plea from 1,000
to 1,000 veblcles, acoordlng to Planning
Director Bill Dunn.
The apanslon project II only the first
In a sert11 ol Segerstrom FIDllly un-
derlaklnp oa the 200-acre South Cout r...,, Center.
Ullimltely, the family plw to in-
creue the number of lh091 one! 1toreo to
250 and' lilo COllllruct a If story, fl5
m1l1loa '""'I, COlllleded with the 1hop. J>lnl center via a llfOmenade over Brlltol
SCreet. · lleo1auranta, 1W.walled o!Oce towen. a financial center and • medical center are planned tO !.und oul the overall llfOjed.
r ..... P .. el
MITCHEUS. ••
~ .. lier ocbedule. -.Y lira-Mltdlell told reporten
·-belDI bold a "piilUcal ~ .. ~D and Ibo Wbite HouOe haff declbiad .......... Cll tho char&o. .
lloweYer, a --for the Nia ""'M!tlh llid Mn, !lllfdlell hu "" ap-panncoa ocblduled for the ..... 1. of
June. ·"Sbe lntendod to UM It for' tree
time .. the aide aalil. • • • .Earlier tn . 11111 ·election year,1· Mn.
Mltcholl wu depicted by stall members
u _havlng more demands !or ap-
pearanoea around the country than any
other woman In the Nixon
Ach!>lniltralloo. She Wis expected to
mate numerous campaign ippf:1rances.
Mrs. Mllcl>ell'• popularity !lemmed
lrom a serleo of pungent cornmenla abe
made wblle her husband was attorney
generaJ.
They rqed from an atlaclt on Sen. J.
W. FUlbdglrt, for hil vote qa1ml Nixon's
SUpreme Court nominee G. Harrold
Carswell, to complaints about women
being third-dau citizens -"We've
never been liberated aa far u our view-
point is concerned "
Her comments u°suaJly were offered l~
telephone calls to reporters, and usually
late at nighl. ·
As a result of the publlclty, Mrs.
Mitchell was Invited to appear on TV lalk
shows and before numerous organJza-
Uons.
Now Mrs. Mllcliell reporta abe Is being
kept out ol the spotllahl. It is her
"bonaty" they're worrying about, she
says.
Judiciary Unit
Votes for ITI
Findings' Study
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Senate
Judiciary Committee voted unanimously
loday to request the Justice Department
to review the record of its Investigation
of the Jnternailonal Telephone &
Telegraph Corp. Antitrust cases for
possible perjury prosecution.
The action wu taken on the motion or
Sen. John V. Tunney (J>.Calll.), who IAld
witnesses gave contradictory testimony
under oath at the commltltt's poliUcally
charged investigation.
The committee's Investigation over a
lwo-month period grew out of the
nomination of Richard G. Kleindienst to
be attorney general and a cbarce that a
pol!Ucal deal wu involved Jn the out-ol·
court settlement of tbree anUlrusl .....,
againlt m.
Much ol the controversy centtr1
around an oileged memorandum by m
lobbyill Dill D. Beard, auggestin(I tb:at
the setUernent wu linked to a pledge by
the 'l•nl conglomerate'• Sher1ton Hotel
1Ubsldlary to help San Dleao -i the
coast 0£ this year's Republican con-
v.ent1011.
Suboequenlly, the Republlcana decided
to move their.. party convention lrom San
Diego to Miami Beach.
'l'unn<r. Wit amonr the 11 b Ir a I
Demoorata wbo voted ll(linlt c:on·
flrmallon of Xltlndieml'a ftClllinallon and
who COOleldod lhal the commlllee cul
oho'1 111 lnvllllcatlon before aellJni the f\111 truth.
Boat Still
Missing; 3
'In Trouble'
Sea and air searchers today cooUnued
to comb the Pacific for a crippled
calamaran carrying three 1ullerlng
llllion, lncludinf ooe lroin HunUngtoo
Beach, expecting to cover 5$,000 squa,..
mile• by nlghtlan.
No trace bas been found ol lhe 33-loot
Tom Cat, last sighted Saturday aboul 5oo
mllet west of IM Angeles, adrift with
storm-tattered sails and no food or
water.
Skipper Fttd S/lropshire, -16, ol Lanai,
HawaU, plua crewmen Mike Fountain, 19,
of 6832 Alexandria Drive, Huntington
Beach and Richard HimJ, 17, ol Hawaii,
were reported to be 1n had shape.
Overcut skies hampered I h e
widespread hunt for the 1'om Cat Mon-
day, although searchers had covered
40,000 oq""" mile• by dark.
"We will continue unW all efforta have
been expended.'' said a spokeaman for
!be U.S. Coast Guard Search and Rescue
station In J.<>111 Beach. ·
Coordinated by the Western Regional
Search and Rescue ·Center at Hamilton
Air Force Base, the hunt includes
aircraft and the Coast Guard cutter
Resolute out of San Franclsco.
"We are still searching and are
prepared to cover 15,000 more miles to-
day," said a Coast Guard officer in Long
Beach.
He declined to speculate on how soon
the organized search for the Tom cat
and Ila IUfltrlng crew might cootlnue.
The twilJ.bulled vessel cnmed by a
Hawalien woman visiting Jn Sherman
Oats was sighted ~ by another
sailboat outbound for Honolulu.
Passing acroes two goilona ol precious
water and six days' worth of food, the
crew of the Add Aster radioed the Tom
Cat's plight and posiUon to a commercial
vessel which relayed it to the Coast
Guard.
They said Fountain, Shropshire and
Nims were in pretty desperate ehape,
their clothet laltered and their food and
water supplits long-ago exhausted.
The Tom Cat departed Honolulu May
19 en route to Marina del Rey, with June
5 her estimated time of arrival.
Monday, the cutter Resolute reached
the approximate scene of the Tom Cat'a
Saturday alghlJoi and bepn a metbodi·
cal search of a 92-by-llCknlle area.
Young Fountain went to HJ.wail several
months ago and wu returning without
notifying his nolNDgulabed parent>, ap-
pamiUy as a homecoming aurpriae.
Contaded ~J IDOl'D!nl by Cout
Guard oll!Clall, Mt. and Mr!. 1"r.d 'r.
Founlaln teemed their SOD w11 mi1Slag at aea.
Council Finds
It Didn't Pay
To H esiro.t.e
Go-go a No-11.0
At Naval Base
&Alf DIEGO (AP) -lnallluled
twe ,..n aao u a morale bnoolar,
,.... II -a ....,. at Miramar
Naval Air lllltlon.
. Tbe. i.naJe daneen who roc1t;.J,
rolled, bouoced and ll)'l'tted nJ&)IUy
at the EDllated Men'• Club and
twice weekly at the OCflcen' Club
are no longer doing so, ataUon qt-
ficers say.
No official reason for bouncing
the IO-IOI WU given, bui one ol.-
Dcer said the announcement was
made la1t week, four day1 after a
new commander of the base took
over.
Police Corral
Fleeing Female
Burglar Suspect
Spoltint a rented van backed up to a
Newport Beach office building, oUicers in
cars and their hoverihg police helicopter
cornered a woman SUJpect fleeing on root
early t~y.
Linda s. Trujillo, 3t' or m Shalimar
Drive. Costa Mesa, was captured near
the scene, • arre1ted and booked into
Orange County Jail on suspicion of
burglary.
Nothing was taken from the Newport
Language Center, 1455 Superior Ave .•
where the U-Haul truck allegedly Jinked
to Mn. Trujillo waa abandoned, in-
vestigators said.
OUicer Jim Jacobs said the initial call
came in at 2:15 a.m., and Patrolman
Reed Gloshen was dispatched to in-
vestigate a IWlpiclOUJ vehicle at the
teaching facility, which uses a variety of
recordlng equipment.
Officer Gloahen discovered the van
standing with the door open and tbe key
in the J.~tJon, as though someone had
just gonen out.
Helicopter crewmen Ken McGregor
and Clay Lyon we.re diverted to the area
near Hoag Hmpital and not far from the
captured suspect's apartment.
McGregor and Lyon said they l!]>Otled a
female fleeing on foot toward Placentia
and Superior avenues, where a parked
rented car waited.
Patrol Sgt. Woily Kerr arrived almost
simultaneously In his squad car and !Olllld
the Trujillo woman in the vehicle and
ordered her out.
Invest11atton wu continuing today Into
the possibility that more than oae In-
dividual auspect might be involved !n the
case.
Detect! ... did not say whether It WU
obvious anyone had alrtady entered the
language teaching institute, O<lly that
nothing had been liken out llf ii before
Ibey arrived.
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BUDGET •..
lVl~yor SeekS
Conference
On Options
Mayor Donald A. Mcinnis will write
C.lllomla Dlr«tor of Public Worts
James A. Moe uklng !or a meeting to
dlscUA altematlvee to freew1ys through
Newport s..ch.
Councllm111 alae declared they or •
clt,y alaff member will atlend oil meet-
ings ol the Callfornla Highway Com-
mission for at Jeast the next six months.
"We abould mcllitor each and eVtty
meeting of the Slat< Highway Commis-
sion, until we 1et a better idea ot what
they are going to do," Mcinnis said.
Mcinnis , reportln1 on h.ia trip to Sac·
ramento to the Highway Commiasion
meeting Thursday, said he thinks "we
gave better than we gol"
Newport Beach "got " when comJ'nis..
sloner1 voled to Hk Colll Mesa U thel
city \\'anls to re-route the Newport Free-
way so it ends at the Newport Beach
city limit on Newport Boulevard, rath-
er than Superior Avenue.
Mcinnis ·oaid ~esplte that· threat, he
thinks the commission and the Public
Works Department es:prwed a eincue
desire to work with the city on solving
tran.sportation problems.
Mcinnis said he tltinks the commis·
sion will not allow the route to be
chanaed back to Newport Boulevard.
"[ asked them to fully ocmlder the
consequences," he said. "I showed them
on the maps what they would be doinl?.
11A number or the commissioners don't
even know where Costa Mesa is • . .
or Newport Beach," he declared a bit unhappily . . .
"I think they will think about it very
carefully. I am sure the clly coundl to
Costa Mesa will think about it very care-
fully,'' Mayor MclnnJs said.
Newport Beach oppooed the Newport
Boulevard roullng-ond ev"'tuaJIY 1ot
It changed to Superter Avenue, w Ith
Costa Mesa's cooperation -!earful of
the huge volume of tra!Oc that would
be dumped onto the Balboa Peninsula.
concessionaire
Loses Sales
To Fair Bandit
A Newport Beach coocea!oaalri who
collected fl,11111 In WMl<end Aleo al the
Orange County Fair loot It all Jn a cloalng
hour car burglory, Ille told Costa M ...
police Monday.
Jean E. F'rederlclll, a. cl BIOi River
Ave., reported someone stole her brlel-
0111 end wallet from the vehicle, parked
adjacen\. 'to tllt Neil' Productl · PaVUJOn
where most commtrc1a1 · bootha were
housed. -
Officer John Stoneback uid Mrs.
Fredericks rtported ,..1ng a LaUn male,
20 to 25 and wearing I hlf black hat
nearby jast moments after s h e
dl3covmd the mlclnlihl tbeft.
proceeds from the sale of the city dump The vlcUm uld abe llaried to ap-proach and question him, al wblclt time
Life From Sea
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -o "·oue ...._"-
ting 111 Ille In Calllornla'1
tldepooll could Incur • $500 line or
sb: months lo jail. ,
Tbe State Filh and Oame•
Department 111d Monday It will
be&ln strict enforcement of rul11
banning the colledln1 of marine
Ille aloo1 the shore.
PreviousJy, the department
luued warnings, but because of the
increased tbrtat to the tidal zones
by studenl• and lourills "oollocllng
•verytlllng In alibi" vlolatora wUI
now be; prosecuted. t h e an-
nouncement u id.
Freighter Sights c•:
Missing Sailor
In Atlantic Race l
LONDON (AP ) -Lone Brlllsb
mariner Sir Francis Chichester, mlssi~
since be sailed from Plymouth June 17 in~
hi.I yacht Gipsy Moth V. has been sighted
heading, towards the Azores, race ¥~
ficials said today. ~
The news came from the Observer
newspaper, organiier or the sinsle-.hand·,_
ed. Trans1Uantic sailing race in which tJr~:·
ailing, 70.year-old Chichester II coqi,..
peting. _ ....
'Ille Observer said the sighting was
made by the 8,le6-tm British freighter".
Barrister. It 1ave Chichester'• position
as about 400 mi111 of! the northwest
" coa•t of Spain. • :
A message from the ship said "oil w•·
well" with Chichester, who clllreprde4.
medical advice by 1at1n1 parl In tlili''
race.
The armo1111cement came after oceaie"
patrol aircraft of the British Royal Alr '
Force made three attempts to track
down Gipsy Moth, which has remained'
behind a curtain of radio silence since
she sailed 10 daya a10. '
Reported Iel.dln1 in the race was
British yachllman Major Martin Minter!,.
Kemp, on board the ~root cutlet •
Strongbow. •.J
The major, a special air aervlcu ofl!'
fjcer, bas covmd about ooe third of the'
dlslance lrom the alart at Plymouth tO •
the finish at Newj>ort. R.I.
FroaP .. el
COUINS ...
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and make an IB llleeL "
they lbouldn,:um In•\ the Jul mlnutli'
"Their reooi uys they '.,
wilbdraw ~they want to," he sa1T.
"I think It Would ltrengtheo our ~~
lion with them II we Included wording (In
the moluUDDl callln( !or a meeting:/,
Dosla1 said. :
property· he il · the man ran to an old lorelfn alallon Gentosl Br<>tben of Colla .. _ bid Councilmen ve un1· August to set a wagon, jumped In and eped away. •• tu rate for l!l'n-73 and must wait until Qu $67,000 to build an addition lo the then to receive updated' ......... valua-estlonlng or two other young COl>-
"Maybe I'm' not that familiar with cit.J '.
government," lntooed vetan Cowi-'
ciimao Carl Kymla. "I am coacemotj,.
whether they, are alncere when they ell(l
their moluUon by Uylng (the offer f.,.
joint Plannlni) 'may be withdrawn al
(Irvine's) dilc:retkn at any time.'"
Newport BeadJ police alallon two months tlon a..,... lrom the Orange County cessk>nalree operalJni a booth with
ago. , . Asse!oor'• office. . . artiltlc handcrafted waree told tn-
''Too much," comp!aloed councilmen, Wynn predicated the budget 00 a 7.75 vesllgators they only knew the lllljlecl'1
pointing out the architect Yid II lhollld percent hike bul the i-. may_ be as first name.
cost $55,000. milch as 12 --en• coundlmeit were They said be jlllt drllted onto the
lrviDe 9fllclall said they pul~ clame In 11!1 reaeluilon u 111 -.pe
Newport Beach proceedl with
l'eJO!ling.
Coonciimen immediatelv ordtred now ~" " fairgrounds. scene and was given a job
b'ds __ , ..... ,.,_ tim gl ' -~-M-told. working with tbe jew·•-· booth for a day, 2 SD v· . F . 1 ......,.., .... e v"'i c.uu--· · II that is the .case.,a proposal by Coun· according to -rta.~' lCtims OOD.a allWe more.time lo do the -job. cllman Carl Kym!& to .,.ate a special --~ "I '1-~lhainl!rotbethe ~agalnbu~"m.~ ~=-account to buy "endangmd" park sites RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP)_ Seorcberl
v...... .,....~ -~ 1w. \..vuoYu...~ -before there is a bond' issue -can be F' W Ex d tlon bid this time Was "8,300, llOllle $1,70q funded without a lax hike. irst Oman ecute have found two more vlctlml of the Juno
more than ii had offered the ,lirsl Ume. U t I' cl t t Rapid City fload. AulhorlUee ldenltfled Public Works officials t.old councilmen assessmen 1gures are oser o TEHRAN (AP) - A woman wu ex-a body located ~y u Maline Save-.
the first time tile short coolllriicllon Wynn's estimate, however, Kymla pro-ecuted today !or the firsl time In modern posed "up to a 10 cent" tax surcharge far Iranian history. Iran Shlfarl, 421 was Jy, no address, and ll1d Gnorvall GaU,-
perlod may have had 30Dlelhing to do the next two or three years to provide hanged !or the murder of her two step-Rapid City, was found Stmd1y. ,,,.,
wltll the high bid. Original speclfJcaUo11 aboot II million !er site acqulsitiOR. daughters, II and 5 ~·" old. deeths nlaed the flood deeth toll to -. ;
called !or work to be done 1n 90 days. Ir;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'-;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;-~ With the 135 days they have In the I
building would be dQne August 15, so this '• ::"~they •ighed. bul •warded the.... It's What's Out Back That Counts! -~
With the 135 days they ave In tile tbe
second bid, the addition won't be done
,_ unU! Oct. zt.
'lbe seoood alo!y addition ls ~
to be oaly temporary -to give police
-elbow """" (•boot 3,500 lqllln> feel) -unlll a new p0llce building II con-
81nlcted, pe!!J.a91 cm the f-!awn .,..
ol City Hall.
FroaPa,,el
SPRINKLERS • •
major apaltments like Versailles on the
Blulfs.
"ll's fOing to be a problem Wben thHe
get older. lt'1 a problem now, but when
they get older they deteriorate and the
class of cUentele deteriorate.."
"A building inbably bas a !He II•
pectancy of SO years," he sald. "We're
lrying to relieve the 11fOblem bello'e
there II a calastrophe -before Ibero'• a
Joss of life to ~ve tt!'
COUllCOmen SCl\iilulec! a public 1-tni
on the propoeed amendment July M at
7;30 p.m. In City Hall.
Gov. Ford Recover~g
HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) -Konhlcll:y
Gov. Wendell Ford was~ to bl In
.. ce11ent condition and r a e o • a r I n I
nonnally alter a weak.,.. -cl an
artery In_ his abclomlMI ...117 WU
replaced with a piece of dlerl!ll Moadly.
Ford, 47, wW ,_ Id Mijltoftet
Holpltal'• IDMml ............... ,
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bul added tbll no comptlcatloao are u·
pedtd.
Our sfoN is liD an icebenJ! No -we're not chily to
doal with -it'( thlt you only sM -tenth of our store
from the front.
Poopl1 viliti119 us for tlie first time ire f11bl:ierg11t.cl
when the s,,.ciO<q int.nor unfolds before them. The huge
ohowroom hes thousitncls of 11rnples. (Customers teft 111
we have the 111'9..+ ..lection they h1v1 111n) •
Our warehouse eont1ins 1n inventory of infinite v1riety.
Hundreds of l'lflllllnls Inhibit a 25150 Rom!Nlnt room.
Add ofb, 1 lplCMus Clr1pery room, pl.nty of
~rking, pleU1nt people,~ y!IU'i hive the "Big Picture''
DI -successful operlfionl
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TUESDAY, JUNE 27, '19n
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N.Y. Steek•
c TEN CENTS
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New Plaza Construction Can Start at Once
BJ RUDI NJEl)Zll!l.uJ Of .. .,... ..... ,,.,.
• • llO-sl«o addition to South Coas1 • alia which Is expected lo generate
W.,..., $25 and $40 millloo in new retail W. each year WU approved ·by !be
C8oll M-PllDDillg ,C!>mmisalon Mon-
.i.rnlghl,
· 'llie fi>e-man commWlon endoned tbe
project by unanimoua vote
-lo begin Im· • Ctty Council opproval ls DOI ..
r<qUir<d since !be general plua coocepl
was approved by councilmen in 19SS.
C!>mpletlon of tbe three-story Bullock's
deportment !lort, anchor point ol !be
new wing, Is acheduled for September of
1973 but tho' other storea will probably
not be flnislled until lbe following spring,
according lo Plaza Manoger Gene
Robens.
The Segerstrom Family, builders ol !be
new wing, expecls lo Invest bel\letn $10
and $12 million In tbe iS0,000-square-foot
project.
Alrudy tbe largest shopping ctDter In
Orange County wlth'ila M shops and llll-
jor department stores, Sooth Cosa1 Plaza
will become one of tbe 'world •1 largest
shopping .,... once tbe eiponslon ls
completed.
II Will be larger than tbe Ala Moua
Center in Hawail and aocond In also only
lo 1 >rectnUy-<lOmpleted &bopping ctnler
m Chicago.
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The only plaMtna commissioner with
apparent .... rvatlons about tbe South
Coul Pilla upanslon was Ow'lts Beck
who cbarged in a study ltSlioo l'flor lo
lbe 1:311 p.m, meeting that tbe lmpecl ol
tbe projec~. had not sulflcl<nUy been . ...-.
"Never have I seen an 1ppUcatkn ol.
this mognltudo with '"''. utUa 1111! aup-porl;" uid Beck ol tbe Segersl!<Jlll-re-
quosted master plan arornendment.
Beck wanted lo know II tbe expanded
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L9wer Prices. Doubted
t'.
Litt'le Effect Seen From N·ixon's Meat Edict ' .
By JOHN VAi.TE~
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ing of tbe quotas would probablY bave
no effect on the price or quality of the
better cula .
plaza would bave uy adver1e efrect on
the community and whether it might
spell tbe "death ratUe" for other local
~s.
Commisslon Chairman H. J. HJimmie"
Wnod answered by explaining that tho
project bad been thoroughly studied over
the paat 15 years. u1 can't understand
;(OOl' going off on. a tangent ol bow this
affects the downtown district/" ht ana~
ped. "You know damn well It's going to
a1fect the downtown district • .,
Plans are to connect lbe !"°'level mall
wing to the enstlng mall al tbe Carou!el
Court and westerly toward Bear street,
The new Bullock's .store, measuring
tll0,000 square feet, will be attached at
the wing's end if negotiations with
Federated Department Stores prove sue·
cessful.
The new addition, which would In-
crease the shopping area from 1.1 million
to J.65 million equare feet, requires the
(See PLAZA, Pago I~
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~ilted Man
In4Hours
Of Terror
REDDING (AP ) -A youth stole a
amali plane and performed dive llld loop
stunts for -four hours today before
• Orange Cosal housewives In coming
iilonlhs will probably find a larger
ainount of "tough bull and old cow" on
.Upenlll!tket meal counten -but little
else a& the mull ol Pmidenl Nlxon'1 llft·
J.nil . of .meat Import quotas, llO!Tle
liiJ!JiofitlfO predicted Monday.
Spokesmen for tbe U.S. ~t ol
Agriculture MarkeUng News Servlct In
Los Angeles llid that brokers in
Southern Calilomia already bave bougbt
tbe 111J1U11er supply ol imporlf>il meal -
primarily from Australia land New
Zealand.
It Is 10 tough that ila only U8e Is lo
augment domatic meat U8ed for ham-
burger, packaged sandwich meata and
caMed fnoda containing beef, tbe
spokeamen said.
They .added that there was no
meuurabJe reaction Monday in the ma.
jor meat purchasing ctnlel'll, where
prices, for lbe JDOll pirl, conformed lo u-belln tbe -em by the
be nosedived ·to bis death, alter ignlJlinc
warn11C1 lie .,.., nming oot ol-11aa,---
8lteoolnc !bat the bulk of imported
meat, Iii simply ''mJnulacturin( beef",
-aulllorlll• claimed ~l Ille lill-
And virtually all Iba! beef ......
already -and lrozal·ln large blocb.
.Sensuous
::zvo,,;irwe1· -Abound' at F;~ierfand 0
Men?
' . \ ... . . . . ' . ' . ~ divorse--persooalillU u Dr. The· coni.ot wu ~ by tbe ac-
Hery> Klulnger Rudy Va\)eo llld Flip compllsbmeats of lbe elderly Lion Coun-
Wlbon an Included anxang 1 dozen try resldeat who allegedly ·11rec1 33 cubs -•~ I lbe UU. of •-~ , M~ . In a lknonth 1P1D IDd lo adored by ~~ or, ~·ca ' -lloomea .Who l[lUl'n9ll !be adqncea ol s..-)WI, ~ to the latest younger, more barlllsonie lioaa.
W<i'd from Fruler-land, aometlmea The· 12 nomtnoe., ... _, for tbelr
Pi>wn 11 Orange.County's Lion Country sheer -.faitty an.i animal magnestlsm, ·
liolarl. · • reg"'11lea of'age," ~ lo Fruier '!lie nominees, have heel! selected by Fan Club preotdenl Marlltn Areoll of.Los
..,..bers. of the Frasier (the Sensuous Angeles, an, In addillo!! lo lbe al>ove-
1'jau) Fu Clubs and a Golden Fruler (a named trio, Bill BaJlanc9, Kirk DoUglas,
!Nplly.ln lbe11kei!eu ol the famous lio!I~ Merv Griffin, lleln . Martin. Ricardo
E tbe winner '1/ a. poll lo be con-Montalban, Paul • Nowman, B u r I
by ......_ ci>lnnls1a and radJo. Reyndlda, Cesar lloui<ro and Doc
persooaJilles lbli"amm!er. Soverlnoon. '
It •f
itchell to ·shun Martha,
€ontinue Nixon Campaign
(loo PRICES, Pap Z)
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Mesans ~elp '
Block~ i»ro)ect
In Anaheim
Northside Cos1a M... homeownen
wece ruccesslul Monday .night In tbelr el-
forta lo block COllll!rucllon ol ff/ fourple<
unila just acroa dly llmlll on Slmllo...,.
Avenue In Sonia Ana.
Alter listening 1 lo complaints by lhe
North Cosla Mell Homoownets .Alloda-
tion and Irate IOUth Santa Ana resldellll,
tbe Santa Ana City Cooncll voted U lo
deny a zoning variance for the C!>vlngton
~project.
The propooed variance, approved by
the Santa Ana P.J.anning C.Ommjuloo, was
rejected , by the city council became ii
did neg conform with lta earuer policy lo
limit high density conalrucllon in south
Santa Ana.
Incensed by the prospect ol bavtng 331
apartment.type unita dlrectly acroas
SUnf1ower Avenue in single family (R·I)
zoned . properly, the Cosla Me 1 a
homeowners had tbe backing of tbelr own
Fnm Wire llervlces Mltcbeil WU depicted by 1111! members city coundJ -Ibey objected In Santa Ana Monday night.
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l'anneri' Makes fBflt*VeSt' , • '.. , •, l I-: ' , • ~ .t .• , •I
'Lowell',El!iot~ .a•Peru,.'lntllana; •farmer, llllla.•to r•perteri~ ·bOw
be found •wbat is-tbougbt lo be '500,!IOO In rllliom from 4tnerie.n
Alrlilies Skyjacking• Jwie 24. He : said be foliod tlie money wltlle•ln-
specting a ooy bean field .. See •retated photo, Page 4. ; '
Grove Man Dies Mter : · • •
Former U.S. Attorney General John as having more . demands far q>-Cosla Meaa councllmtn had asked their
Jll!diell today van! to cmtlnue cam-pearance1 around lbe Oomitry than any Santa Ana counterparll two weeka ago lo '
potnlng for the roeloction ol President o!her woman In !be Nixon delay approval of !be varlince until the Stab' bm· . g .. at Be· ach Hom· e lllxon, but bi& poliUcs weary wll'e, Admlnlatratlon. Sbo wu npected lo Impact of traffic from the 2&-acre com-JIWlba, bu cancelled ber once beavy make ~ campaign 1ppeannct1. plea on Costa Mesa !lreela had been
'liiedule,ol penooaJ appeorllllctS. ' Mrs. llllcbell'1 jiOpularlly llemmed u..-d. ·
hcedwttbanul\J\Dllumlromblswlle •-m •.serlel ol-ent eo-~ llbe Mondaynl""''1councildeclsionlnSan A.-.--·,. ·-·"'--' ~ Newland Aft .; . ..:.._. __ n-~ 1 &qultpOUllcsjlholiedfromberNewport •·'*1.ue her buaband w';';U:,..y taAn-;'°loellmlnatelboworr~ ••,-~ ,...... • ..,.,_ --~--. .-~.,._.. -~ • .,.. ~ villa lul w.eet, Mitchell baa no In-neraJ aspect. wotter died hi Hunllnsfbn, Beach today · arreoted·on llUlplciaa of unrder. ••m ol leavinl bis pool u ~·· geThey ·ranged from an attac~ 00 Sen. J. The property north of ,SUnfloftr alter be wu stabbed lwlce In the cheal Pollce said tbeJ have been unable to
diipalgn manager, clooe aides said W. Fulbiipl, for bis vote aplnal Ni>!lO'a avenue llld between Greenville and Bexr while at the h\""" ol a female friend. determine wbat CIUled th< fatal alla'ca-
'lllonday. · · Sullft!DO Court nomlnM G. Harrold streeti ls muterplanned for low denally Garfield Lee· Pomeroy, 1832. Santa lion.
Powell MOOfl!, • Mllcbell •tafi member CmTtvell. ta complalnla about -bulkllngs, but !be Santa Ana Planning . Barbara Ave., Apt. B, WIS pronounced Pollee said P•111eroy, • friend ol Mn. ail lbe c-Jti.o for RHlectlon of tbe hilng ttitnklaa dtlzerui -"We've Commlsalon · baa on !eVeral occ111cJM dead al Hunllnglon Beach lnlercom-Orlte, wu vlllllnc lier when a l1ght ap-Fiooldent, was asked Monday II Mllcbell nevw been liberated u far u our view-dlsagrted with lbe city council on that munlly Hoapltal at 1:07 a.m . porently -out. There wu a pilJl!cal
• qulttin&. ' ' (loo MrreH!C!JJI, ~I) land use. Mn. Gay · Joan Orloe, 33, ·ol 17111 · llnlaJe, llOlioe lald, llld u -point ~ by a io!1I shot,:• be ftplled.' "H<;s either belore or ~ tbe -~
.,Utteillolbetukbelcnhlm." K' f . B 11 OK'd =~.~~Ibo:~ Pome-·Keamrblle,.an allepdly bruised Mn. • 11 • . rvy In the Uvtoc room ol tha home. r=n~i!5:5.r~~ 1 , • reeway 1 . .:.:/~1't.:i:na.~e:~~~~ ~ Rre, N.Y. Rye was lbe com-l)llhed lo lbe boopilal ud 11-. ..,.,.. ~la -• l4Jlcbelll llved when • --by • !elm ol doclGn. .... ,.wa1111treet~. Carpenter's Proposal Now Goes to Full Senate ~~lbati;~1ee,;:.:v:a;!
Vlllll WI 'llOOlcead; when Mirtha !ell bome at 1be -d 1be flilll. 'nle)' ho"
... Or-. ~ lolllowtiw a stormy BJ 1nuuv llallllmllB for a vote," Cltpenter llid today. ot ·tbe lneway and mine -all tbe bOen turned -lo lbelr falbor who ls
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ilherll!'s clepuUes said. ·
riepuq. Jon X.lbauih talked on ground-
l<>alr rlllo to lbe~for 15m1Dlteo
before ,tbe ..... but &aid the fiyer refuo.
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uid, ,
· Llvely'1 motber, Betty Lynch, said ber
IOI! pl-fo marry a gr! who lived In
Central Valley, but the 1ir1 D!llTled
IOliteOoe e1le.
"II """"" like he .wanted lo die,
doetn'I It!" uid h11 molber, altl!oUgb
she --lo explaln wily her 11111 .,... llyhc .. plane.
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SilJlleqlno Alon A2 from Ibo
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been • -pl1ol. He balan flJlill
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plane nooidtred lo Ille ........
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]y In Redding, said there WU no flt-
di-In !be rsdio coov .... Uon thal
Lively ·-under !be inl1umct ol ~·" A _., deputy said Lively died at
tbe crull actne. ,
Gov. Ford Recovering
HOUSl'ON, Tea. (AP) -Kenlllcky
Gov. Wlll!lell Ford WU reported lo be in
exceDent coodltlon and r e c o v e r t n g
normally aflor a wtOkened ilecllon ol an
artery ID bla •bdominal CO•lly Wll
replacod wllb a ploco ol dlcrm Monday.
Ford, lfl, will ftll1a1n In Methodlst
llillpltal'• lnteN!ft care unit for anolber
clay, • ..,.._.. at lbe hoopllaJ llid,
but addad lbal no cmJplicallooo an a..
peeled. .....
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with low -aloni tbe cout,
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IN81BE TOD.\Y e ll.ii GOP and !be now--~ _,.... ·
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% DAILY PILOT T~, -27, 1972
GtvtJnne Trial
Abortionist Says
Death Accident
From Witt Services
LOS ANGELES -"I didn't know the
gun WIS loaded , • , "
The murder trial of crusading abol'
tJon1st Dr. John S. GW)'!lllf bas opened In·
supertor court here, with his testlmony of
an Je<:.idental shooting in the December
death of bis girlfriend.
Debbie Dwyer, 19, who shar<d an
•parUnenl near the UCLA campua with
the ~year-old fonn<r Santa Ana •bor·
Uoo c11n1c operalol", suffered three bullet
Senate Panel
Approves Ban
On Handguns
Frolll WI,. Servlcea
WASBINGTON -Tile Senate
Judiciary Committee today approved a
bill to outlaw the commercial sale of
amall, concealable type handguns not
1ultable for sporting purposes.
The meaaur<, l]JOlllOl'ed by Sen. Bird!
Bayb (l>-lncl.), wu approved by a 12 to Z
vote after the committee turned down by
a 9 to 5 vote a rival mea!Ure or Sen.
Roman HrUaka (J\.Neb.).
Three bllll olfutd by Sen. Edward M.
Keimedy (D-Mua.), lo require the
registration of all ftrearms, or the licens-
ing of both long guns and handguns and
of only handguns were rejected by one-
aided mar..,..
Bayh told newsmen that bla blll would
••take out of the marketplace the
weapons most frequently used by
crtminall."
The band&uns Uled in the usa••fnation
of Sen. Robert F. Kenoedy lo 1918 and to
the attempted auaHlnallon of Alabama
Gov. Ge<rge C. Wallace last month would
be benned from aale under the leliala·
Uon_._ ' __
The ohooUng of Wallace dllrinl hl5
compalin lo< the DemocraUc presiden-
tial nomination spurred acUon by the
committee m Bayh'a blll, which bad
been lying dormant for a year.
The commlllee membert who voted
aplnll approval ol Bayb'.1 blll were
chairman Jamea O. Eastland (D-Mlaa.)
and Sen. John L. McC!tllan (l>-Ark.).
Sailors' Wives
Prepare Welcome
SAN DIEGO (AP) -The U.S.S.
Constell1tion'1 war wives are prepartng
to welcome the blg attack canier borne
again Saturday after a record 150 days in
Vietnam watert:.
A third duty tour in that war zone
began Oct. I, but a vlaU to Hong Kong by
250 of the crewmen's wives wu in-
lerupted by an unexpected callback to
Vietnam.
Then the scheduled end of duty tour in
April ended abruptly In Japan with an
order to return to the war.
Aboard the giant carrier are 4,000 men
and San Diego-bued fighter piloll.
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FREEWAY ...
freeway bill before Friday," carpenter
said.
Carpenter's bill. If it passe! the final
hurdle of the finance committee on Fri-
day, would be on the senate floor by July
4 -a working holiday in Sacramento.
"We should have a vote around tha•
time," Carpenter said.
wounds in the fatal incident.
Monday Dr. Gwynne claimed as pro-
ceedings began that Ml5s Dwyer -
allegedly on 1 drug trip at the time -
waa shot lo dtath during a struggle for
the .357 Magnum re volver he ow ned.
The admitted abortionist who has been
prosecuted In both Orange aod Lo!!
Angeles countles clalmed the attractive
blonde had been alternately violent , in-
cohertnt and unconscious Crom drug use.
Since being released on bail pending
his trial, Dr. Gwynne himself bas been
arrested in Santa Barbara, where he was
charged with being under the influence of
drugs.
He WU hospitalized temporarily arter
sberll1's depuUes on patrol found him
stumped unconscious 1n his car parked in
a deserted roadside area.
The defendant said during Monday 's
testimony that Miss Dwyer had first ob-
tained the weapon that uJtimately killed
her.
He claimed when he saw her in the
apartment hallway with the gun be tried
to take it 1way, leadin1 to a wrestling
match.
"There was a struggle," he said
quietly.
"I don 't recall how long ... the gun
seemed to go off . • . I opened the
chamber ... J didn't know it was loaded,"
the bachelor physician continued.
Formal sentencing on various abortion
counll related to his West U,s Angeles
and Santa Ana clinics which served
women with unwanted pregnancies on an
...,.mbly line basl5 baa been postponed
pending hla murder trlll.
The dark-haired doctor has readily ad-
mitted ending hundreds or pregnancies
for married women and unwed girls,
clalmlng only the choice should be theirs
and not that of a government.
He cooperated in prosecution of his
cases tn a crusade to -he hopes -
ultimately overturn the C a 11 f o r n i a
TherapeutJc AbortJon Act of 1967, claim-
ing It ii unconstitutional.
Hl5 mother, Mri. Rubye Unruh Gwynne
and nearly a score of abortloa cfutic
nursea and female technicians -some
f~m_the Harbor...Are.a.= were jailed with
Dr. Gwynne at the height of hla notoriety
here.
Chargea aeainat most of them have
been dropped In the intervening period,
since Dr. Gwynne's assembly line abor·
!Ion cllnica drew placard-carrying picket!
encouraging and condemning him~
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PRICES •••
Nil<on AdminlatraUon. _
Locally, beef producers have decided
to wait and aee what arrives from abroad
before they make any changes in prices.
Al Rancho Mission Viejo, where an
averaa:e of. S,000 to 4,000 head of beef is
sold lo feed Iota each-year, the catlle
superintendent bad little good lo aay
about the Imported meat.
"It aotmda like we'll be aeelog a lot
more tough cow and some more bull,"
said De1ane Kendall.
"Tbe Imported meat la cheaper, but
it'• tough as old naila," be aaid.
He explalned that the beef from the
two Commonwealth countries is in-
spected for cleanliness and approved for
importation, but no grading takes place,
thus the quality of the meat is never
certified.
One other ractor which can not be ig-
nored, :several authorities said, is that
there is no excess ar supply of meat
available for importation to the United
States.
Admin i stration and industry
spokesmrn throughout the nation said
Monday that because other countries also
compete heavily on the international
market, the effects of the lifted quotas on
the United States will be gradual, not
sudden.
ANCHOR POINT OF THE NEW SOUTH COAST PLAZA WEST WING IS THIS BULLOCK'S DEPARTMENT STORE
Containing Thrff Levels, It Will Open In Sept. 1973. About 60 Other Stores Ar• Included Jn the Expansion Proiect
Airport Plan
Mesa Asks Good
Faith of Irvine
Di· L. PETER KRIEG
01 rti1 Oallt '11•1 Sllll
Newport Beach councilmen Monday
night told the city of Irvine if it wants to
master plan the Orange County Airporl
area, Irvine must shotv "good faith " by
rolling back zoning on the ~acre
McDonnell Douglas property o n
MacArthur Boulevard.
Responding to an Irvine resolution ask-
ing for a delay in consideration of a $135
million development plan for the nearby
Collins Radio Company p r o p e r t y ,
Newport councilmen adopted a resolution
of their own that says, in part:
"Newport Beach wl5hes to olflclally
and without reservation reaffirm its con·
tinued intent to cooperate with the city of
Irvine in planning the area ... on a
mutually satisfactory basis.
"As a gesture of good faith the City
Council of Newport Beach urges the
* * * Compan_y Seeking
Irvine Approval
For Use Permit
By GEORGE LEIDAL
ot 111t o.!IY rntt ll•tf
Ofllclala of McDonnell·Douglas Corp.
today confirmed they a,. ,..king a con-
ditional u.se permit from the Irvine plan·
ning commission to allow "commercial,
professional and bU8iness uses" or a
building at 21Zl Campus Drive.
A company spokemnan today said
three architects, a doctor and a dentist
have leased office space in the bullding.
City Manager WUliam Woollell Jr. said
a conditional use permlt la required for
these uses under terma of the rezoning of
the pareel approved by county govern-
ment shortly before incorporation.
uy gueu they snuck these tenant! ln
and now want to make It right," Woollett
said.
Since incorporation, many people in
Irvine have believed the city's building
freeze and later a requested continuance
of city consideration of the industrial to
commercial zonlng switch had main-
tained the new city's right to reconsider
the zoning change.
At issue with the larger 5()..acre parcel
is the changed nature of land use around
the Orange County Airport that would
result from approval of the McDonnell-
Oouglas plans.
Irvine City Council to promptly consider
reexamining the zoning on the McDonneU
Douglas property .>0 that comprehensive
planning studjes may begin in earnest."
\Vithout "'aiting ror a response.
Newport councilmen scheduled a July 10
public hearing on the Collins request to
rezone its 177-acre parcel to allow high
rise office buildings.
Councilman lllilan Dostal wanted the
resolution to include an order for the two
cities' liaison committees to meet post
haste.
"Do we have to instruct subcommittees
lo meet," snapped Afayor Donald A.
Mcinnis.
''I think Irvine is serious in its intent lo
\\.'Ork ~th us in comprehensive plan·
ning ," Dostal said. "A meeting would
enhance the chances of coming up \\'ith
something worthwhile."
''They made no effort to meet with
us," Vice Mayor Howard Rogers con·
tended. "If this is -a Jong-range thing,
they s~uldnl_jump in at theJa.tt minute
and make an effort to meet.
"Their resolution says they can
withdraw anytime they want to," he said.
''I think it would strengthen our posi-
tion with them if we included wording (in
the resolution) calling for a meeting,''
Dostal said.
"Maybe I'm not that familiar with city
government," intoned veteran Coun·
cilman Carl Kymla ... r am concerned
whether they are sirK.oire when they end
their resolution by saying (the otrer for
joint planning) 'may be withdrawn at
(Irvine's) discretion at any time:.' "
Irvine officials said they put that
clause in the resolution as an escape: if
Ne"·port Beach proceeds "'ith Collins
rezoning.
Mesan Arrested
On Drug Count
A Cofita Mesan was jailed on drug
charges Monday by Orange County
Sheriff's officers who said they found
him lying unconscious on the sidewalk in
the Tustin area.
Deputies booked Robert Tllomas Kot,
2.'l, or 13.1 E. 16th SI., for possible drug lo·
volvement after reviving the helpless
man from what they believed to be a
drug-induced coma.
Officers were called to the Tustin area
by residents who believed the fallen man
may have been the victim of a traffic ac-
cident. Kot 's car was found nearby.
Newport Council
Nixes Harboi:
Dredging Study
A proposal to spend $8,001 for a study
of the fea sibility of dredging a harbor in
the \Yest Ne\vport oil fields was rejected
by Nelvport Beach councilmen Monday
night.
Citing the potential beneDt to private
interests -Hancock ''Bill" Banning Ill.
whose family owns all the land involved
-councilmen said they thought he
should at least help pay part of the cost
of the stud y.
City Manager Robert L. Wynn pointed
out that the primary purpose of the study
was for the coast.al element of the city's
general plan.
Some councilmen .saw it differenUy,
however.
"Are we doing research to aid Costa
Mesa or an Jnland property owntr?"
cracked Vice Mayor Howarci Rogers,
referring to both the Banning develoir
ment and Costa Mesa's ~ibility of
someday having a marina further to the
north.
Community Development' DI rector
Richard V. Hogan pointed out that the
Orange County Harbor District en-
couraged the study, saying it would pro-
vide additional boating area for an
overcrowded harbor.
"More harbor would mean onJy more
boats and more cars adding to the con-
gestion here," countered Rogers .
The suggestimrtharBaMlng-be asked-
to contribute was made by Councilman
John Store after Rogers and councilmen
Carl Kymta and Paul Ryckofl voiced
continued objections to consideration of
the project.
FromPqel
MITCHELLS. ••
point is concerned."
Her comments usually were orfered in
telephone calla to reporter!, and usually
late at night.
AJ a result of the publicity, Mrs.
Mitchell was invited to appear on TV talk
shows and before numerous organiza-
tions.
Now Mrs. Mitchell reports she is being
kept out of the spotlight. It Is her
"honesty" they're Worrying about, she
says.
Mrs. lllitchell told the New York Dally
News that whl~ she was in Newport
Beach last week, a $eeurily guard tool<
away her telephone and several guards
threw her onto a bed and "stuck a needle
in my behind."
Mitchell remains incommunicado. The
campaign commlttee says the.re will be
no comment because Mitchell "considers
this to be a personal matter."
Mitchell was reported to have shown
up at the campaign orfices Monday but
left to go out of town. Where? "I don't
know where," said one swkesman.
But some sources said the former at·
torney general had flown to Rye, N.Y.
Front Pqe l
PLAZA ...
construction of two high-rise park.in~
titructures, one at each end of the wing. •
Both three-story unit.. wlll expand the
parking capacity of the plaza from 6,000
to 8,000 vehicles , according to Plann{~
Director Bill Dunn. ~
The expansion project is only the first
in a series of Segerstrom Family ~
dertakings on the 200-acre South Co~
Town Center. • "
Ultimately, the family plans to in-
crtase the number of :shops and stores k>
2SO and also construct a 14 story, $15,.
million hotel, coonected with the shop-
ping center via a promenade over Bristol .
Street. Restaurants, glass-walled office
towers, a finarx:ial center and a medical
cent~ are planned to round out the
overall project
County Driver, -
Friend Dangle
Over High Cliff -
From Wire Service&
SANT A BARBARA - A Santa Ana
youth and his passenger dangled on tht
brink of eternity for moments Monday.
when their sports car !kidded off a 1,00G-
foot cliff in the rugged San Marcos Paa ... area.
Tile roadster landed 10 feel below Uwi
roadway atop a concrete drainage: pipe
protruding from the nearly verUcal
ravine wall, a miraculous catch.
No other such pipe .sticks out below t1ie
roadway that curves through the nagged
mounlainJ above Santa Barbano fw;
mJleL Callfornl~ highway Patrol offtctrt u1'l
driver Blal!ie Smith, 18, of Santa Ana and
John Eb«ly, 20, of ·Isla Vista, unlutened
their aeatbelta and gingerly climbed ofzl
of~ car. .
Neither was Injured when the spo~
car slid in roadside gravel and burtltcl
over the edge.
William Walton
Services Held
Funeral services for Wllllam~ Walton, 52, of Costa 1"teu, were
June 22 at Sawtelle Vettrana Ceme ·
Mr. Walton, of 53' Hamilton St., aerved
In World War ll as an inte!U,ence o!IJcer
in the U.S. Air Force. w
He graduated from UCLA School If
law and was later employed by Coal
Federal Savlnp and Loan Associatloo In
U,s Angeles.
The Waltons had lived in Costa Mesa
sir.ce 19611 and he taught swimming at the
Boy&' Club of the Harbor Area.
He Is ltlI'Vived by hi! wife, Frances~
M. Walton , plus sons, Christopbe:r and.
Anthony and dau'ghter, Victoria. ;
A convention center and hotel are
among the commercial uses the firm had
convinced county officials were needed
when they sought the rezoning prior to
incorporation of Irvine.
It's What's Out Back That Counts!
"
OU.N&ICOAST ...
DAILY PILOT Miss Giesler Named June Our sloro is like an iceberg! No -wt'ro not chifty to
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'Mesa Off ice1· of Month'
Sometimes law enforcement requires a
woman'g touch and that's why the Costa
lt1esa Crime Prevention Committee has
chosen Lynda Glesler its Officer lor the
Month or June.
A career policewoman, Oeteclive
Giesler has worked a variety of in-
ve:stlgative assignments in her nine years
with the Coata ~1e:sa Police Department.
She is presently probing crimes against
persons. juveN.le cases and .sex offense.s,
which all frequently apply to a .single in-
cident .
A young rape victim. for example.
finds the ordeal of discussing the ordeal
of what happened In on effort to lden!Uy
altll 8fflst fier l!Jac~er a blleitsler wlien
dealing with a female o[ficer.
Detective Giesler was instrumental Jn
the recent capture of two men charged
with the kidnap and rape or a young
housewUe alxlucted from shopping center
at gunpoint lo btoad daylight.
The honored orflcer for June la perhaps
11 example of the contemporary career
woman who can handle the demands of
her profession and .. uto a private life.
She holds office as a past honor<d
qu .. n of Job's Daughters. while majoring
in police science al Cal State Unlver~ty,
Los Angeles, and is active In three law
enforcemenl associations.
A 1963 graduate of Orange Coast
College and the Orange County Peace or-
fi cers' Academy. Detective Giesler is
also the only woman member of the
Costa f\.1esa Police Department Tactical
Squad.
Swimming, water and snow-skiing are
among her bobbies, which include: raising
registered Doberman Pin.scher dogs, with
four champions to her credit .so rar.
Born In L-0.s Angeles, Detective GieJler
was raised from age S in Eugene, Ore.,
and spent a year In Hawaii after high
school before coming back to the Orange
Coast to begtri a career.
Like sevcrirlocal l&w officers, Miss
Giesler attends Calvary Qiapel, 1 cburcll
which work.I with young clrua-uaers while
,..chlng out with a message designed for
all Individuals.
Besides professional and personal ac·
Uvttles, Detective Giesler la alao keeping
busy lhl5 summer ltoeUng her nephew
Kurt, 6, on hla annual visit from
Anchorage, Alaska .
She la the Orst policewoman desipated
for Of!lcer of the Month honora 1tnoe the
program'• 1nceptioo more than a year
aco.
People visiting us for tho first time are flabbergast.a
when tho 1paciout int.rior unfold, before them. The huge
•howroom hu thousand1 of samples. (Customers ton us
we heve the largest selection they have seen).
Our warehou•e contain• en inventory of infinite vorioty.
Hundreds of remnants inhabit 1 25x50 R1mn1nt room.
Add offlc.,, 1 specious Clrapory room, plenty of
parking, pleasant people, and you'll have the "Big P.icture"
of our successful oporotion!
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CARPETS e DRAPES
1 1663 Plaeei:tict Aw.
I 1o,.. COSTA MISA ---· .. , 646-4131
HOURS: M•. ,_. Thn., t le S:JO-M., t 1et-s.t., t 1J01e I
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