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1972-07-07 - Orange Coast Pilot
I I .. ) . . ·~ .. I '; ·.- , I ·-· ., • r ....... ..._'!l:t::1 .. ' . . . Halt 'High COurt Decision 'Critical' . Intoxicated Drivers · 8ACRAlllC1'l'O (AP) -Pmons con- vldtd el drtftll( -lnloxlcated en dnip • liquor W<tUld have lo 1pond 1t --...,. In jail under • bill .... ....... ..,. the Ammbly 'l'hunUJ. ...... .,.,., -Kdchum (Jl.Pmo Boblel), .W ldl Wife WU llk•llrf .. Ill ......... 1111 dmtn """ °'* ..... ........ .. tbt ...... bJVtraJL • F • . . . ' -_.., ---· -· .... Sen. Tunney Says • •Lose M~Govern~ Lose White House~· . .. . -· ·--... -... - or . . " . . . ·~ome On Ho111e' ' ,. •I • . S~'s ·Chmged in Death Pli>t,-His • s.\N.Dnroo (AP) ..., Verner D. Nebon, 17, 1'ben lo court and asked · a judge to let him take home hill wife, cbargedt with trying to hire -to.murder him. . . Standlnc beside hill bktncle wile lll!lil1n Ruth, Nelaon a 1 t .e d SUperior CoUrt Judie G II be r I ·-1o·rec1uce bu ball from $15,llOO .. .... coold 111'11111• bu releuefromjall. I "Do )'OU underlland lhe Jn. dlctmmt? YQU are lhe alleged vie- tim, .. ia1d Harelson. ' "Yes," Nelaon reptied; "You want her reltued?" "Yes." .. To go wilb you?" "Yes!' The ball Wll ordered reduced lo $1,llOO and Nelaon allil ~ m• woold attempt lo P1Y II. Police accua<d hill 47·1eeNlld · wile of four years ol tryin& lo blno a mao to kill her bulbud fflr $5,000. ' I • ~ I . t 750More May Leave By Year End BJ JOHN ZALLER OI .. Dlllr .......... McDorme1Lnoug1U offlclala ~ laydfJ for 'llO aoniepace wwl:m 'l!>ar> day and said that another 750 will loal tbelr Jobe 117 tbe end al the year uni• tbe liunU"""" Beech pllnt tan 11114 Jnore bnfiDMI, I · rCounty Could Hal! Airlliie · Purchase, Bresnahan ·says The layoffs ...... ..-..,. ....... pletlon of major dellrn -'< m the Skylab Orbltlnc Worhahop, a>projecl that has eogaged more than Z,llOO McDonnell Douglaa Astronautics Company workera for thiee yean. •'Thls ii a normal wind-down on 'a ma- jor priljecl," said a company spotanlan. '°The wlrt ii done and the jobs l'O· n The Ja,.ir. are tbe blgm since - for Ille _,,that I! the largest llDCI• employer In lhe city ol H111tinrtoa Beech. In tblt year, 2,500 jolJI -. either eliminated or transferred to otber cflvlslOm ol the CGl!lpany. Orange County Supervisors coold block PSA takeover of Air Ca!Hornla's county airport facllillea but they'd be on ~ ground If Ibey tried' lo do it. Oranli! Cqunl)' .Airport Director R o b e r t B,...... said today. -. COllll1l'!lllln pn· lhe ~· of 1 Air ~ stoclt lo. Paclllc Southwert Airlines, ·said lhll ·morning that while aupervlaon lllllll approve Ulignmerit ol the Ieue, 11tbey'd have· to have a .pretty goOd reaaon not tQ do so." Troops . Sent ·-----To Convention WASHINGTON (AP) -Tbe p.,,. · ~ said today K ii aendlni about · 2,IOO Army pantroopen a n d Marlnel to Florida thil weekend to stand by In cue al trouble-during the lltmotntlc National Con- vention. The finn'f recuJars Involve a · ,2,000-mao brlpcle from t.be l2nd Alltlctmi · Dfv&iGll at pt; Bragg, N.C., wlllcb ms tbe •llandinf mpomlbllli1 for deallnt 'tritlf .. ,. , East Cout dvU dillwilant:os. Tbe force alMI includes a bat· talion Of Marines, about 500 Dien, from Comp Lejtune, N.C. Penta100 l)>bmman Jerr1 w. Frledbelm aald the troopo wtll btC1n arrtYIDC Satuntay , a t HOlllfltead Alt Foroe-. • I , ulbty can't just say, 1lt11 PSA.and. we don't like you,' "Bresnahan oblerved. Tbere'1 no reuon then obollld be ""1 f~ about PSA takeover, -· ln-1lata outgoing Alt Calllornla pnoldent, Robert' Clifford. . .· Tbe ~ foroo at 1111 Huntmcton \ Beach plaill Is cumtllly -••• ( .. LlYOn'I, .... •> '"'l'llere's no reuon to tielleft they wlD ~. ---,---------. &,.~anything ~ dlfterent than we would,'' ••a.· 1• declared Clilford, who has spent much of his four years u pmldent ~ critics ol the noiae Air' Cal alrplaneo create. ' "PSA will do whit ii neceuary to keep In good with Newport Beach and the · supervllon," Clifford said. Clifford polated oat that while tho superviaa caa't-"Olltrol tho deotll1atioD of lllgbta, they an comi-to regulate the -al ct.Uy tsteoffJ and l•odlrCs via the leue Oil airport facllltlee. Clllfflnl said the sale of stock for $1J.4 mlllictil from Weatgate-Olllfomla Corp., ' wbicb bas owned Air Callfonllo for -two years, to PSA Involves II pomot of the 800,11111 outatancllbg -... PSA paid Westgata $U.7' per lhare. Westgate bouPt K for $1 I llbart In ifll. PSA president J. Flo]ld -s said the Air cat parcMR ..w coot bb ...,,. pony about $IO mllllon, Ill lold, beca- the deel lncluclel an qr_ lo pay oil · oulala~ debentura. • ' . Clllfotd thil momtnc said the eale 'trill not affect the job ol any Air C.lllomla orr1cera or employes, .... tllougb some routes o1 the two alrilnea mrlop. :·w .. all be•• been oUerid Jobe with . PSA," Cllfford .. kl. That's not true for S.. Dio&I> flnlnder c. Arnoll Smith, who llllOllllCOd ·-1Y all« tbe .... hi he'll rtlip .. pres. (See ADI CAL, P• I) .,., ... .'Otanc .. Couf --.... _, ... !Diii)' ,..,. ln tho IDDnllt!I .. early" eveninc today. and Slturdly as low clouds and fOtl move Ill. 'Ille ooup -d dear elf 11J DJ!d. momlng and bigbo will be In . tho 71111. LbWI mar IO. · INSIDE TODAY Th< NetDJ>Orl Harbor Ari II• 1evm•a currnt 1zh(bU U •Nrv Ari of Orallgo C011ntv,• l'fflfct. ino how ifttenla"°"41 nd ... tional art 1r...i. art l>fino ...,.,_ pretcd br f<llolO _,,-. SM todav'• W••kfnder. .. ... ..,. .............. . '"""' ' ............ . c:.n"""'9 '-~ CllKllW »• •wrss-c.Nu 1r • 1r1¥11 ,... (,......... 17 ..... ..... -"--:; ......... , ........... ...... , .. ,, ,...... .. .......... " -. ........ " ...... ---.... ~ u -e--' .... '. ----.. I • I I J DAil V PILOT s , • -J ~ormer Aide . Suing Hughes for $51 Million ~ Lal ANGEl..E& (AP) -Bllllonalre In· 6illrillJil HoWard H111hes II l<CllMd In a IOl-milllllD damage suit of alanderlnr Naoli Dletrlcb, hla 13-year-<>ld biographer lltd......, aide. n .... lbe -slander oult llled u lbe nsult ol a televised ntwa conlt...,.. Jut January In wblch a voice ldenUDed u Hughe! uld of an associate: "He'• a n<>-good, dishonest 1101>-<ll·•·bltch and he stole me bllnd." Dietrich's suit. filed Thunday in Superior Court, alleged that Hughes made the 1tatement about another UIOCl.ata and liken«! Dittrich to ·that ln- dMdual, In February, Robert A. Maheu, fired by Huchtl u tbe '500.000.a-year bead of H111be1' Nevada 1arobllng and hotel em- pire, filed a fl7.S.milllon Ube! and slander oult, dalmlng the atatem<nt ttlerred to blJ11. Al5o named as defendants were Hughes Tool Co., parent organization of the Hughes empire; the public relations firm of earl 'Byolr Ii Assoclalt1; and Richan! Hannah, a Byoir account executive. Hannah lllld Ihm would be no com- Wallace Leaves, On Miami Route · MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) -George C. Wallace returned home to Alabama today for tbe first time in 53 days to reclalm hll governorship before going to Miami Beach to bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. Wallace arrlv<d at Dannelly Field alter a t ..... bour D11bt from Andrews Air Force base near Washlngtoo. He was releued from Holy Cross Hoapttal in Sllver Spring, Md. earlltr In tbe day. The governor wu driven from the hospital to Andrews for the flight by military alrlllt ambulance plane to Montgomery, tbe alate capital "I feel good, I feel great,:;,. Wallace said with a big smile to reporters on the l>aopltal ~ as he WU taken by I Luncheon Delay Told of Coast Associ.ation PrtSaore ol. l.,Wative bu!in.,. bu forced postpwmeat ol the Orange Coun- ty Coast Allodatloo'• amwal legislative 1-'ior one week, Jolm Macnab, cout llJllOClatloo prtaidellt, llllJIOUllCOG w-.i-. . The luoc'-1 Jiao.been rescheduled for Fr!ctay, July If, at Balboa Bay Club. It is open to lbe public, Macnab said. State and county govmimeotal ac- tlvlliu aflectlnc the coutaI area will be discussed by Ronald CUpera, chalnnan of the Orange County Board ol Supervllors, Assemblyman Robert Badbam (!\-Newport Beach), a o d Assemblyman Robert Burke CR-Hun- tington Beach). "A buildup of urieot matten on the state legislature's calendar this week 11lmply made it inadvisable for our speakers to leave Sacramento, but we are assured they can be with us neat Fri- day," Macnab reported. wheelchair from the bolpltal to a waltinJ car. "~ you in Miami." Hla wtle Cornella joined blm in the car for the ride to Andrtwa. There was tight aecurtty at the hospital, with Secret Service a1enta and uniformed state and county pollce and ho!pltal guards oo band. About 100 nurses and other ho!pital personnel appJauded the governor, who """' a blue and white pin-striped oult W alllce pamed aeveral minutes to lbake banda, and lllld "Everyone'• been IO fine and gracloua." Wallace, sWI para1yud below the waist from tbe attempt on bis llle In May, wu accompanied by a medical team to monitor hll condition and continue three hours of dally physical therapy to 1treogtben his sbou.lden and Bml3. Still intent on winning the Democratic pre1ldent1al nomination, Wallace ar· ranged a whetlcbatr speech to a bJc crowd o!,_~"' In Mootgomery before flymg later lo tbe day to Miami Beach where lbe party cooventlm atarta Monday. . At the alr!leld, Wallace was lilted from his black limousine loto tbe whetlcbalr, which then was CUTied up the ramp into tbe plane. • The governor wu bD'ned facing outward throurb tbe door and waved and saluted u be Poled for pict11Z01 lor about two mlnulel. Pilot's Friends May Get Surprise The DAILY PILOT bu arranged for lOO of tts lr!enda to ... the 1972 Home and Garden Show !rte at tbe Anaheim Qlnvention Center. The flnt of 100 oam., to be publlabed in special "ads" in the clwifJed ad· vert~lng section appear1 today. Ftnd your name and you get two tickets to the allow. Look right now. Yoo might already be a winner. Panhandling Way of Life? See Sunday's Daily Pilot Here's the "menu" for readen or the Sunday DAILY PILOT: PANHANDLING TEENS -Sltld row doesn't have a patent on putting tht touch OD the tourists. Panhandling 1w become a way o( life for 90me of today's )'OUDg people. Staff Writer Jan Edwards reports, In the Swiday Special, how youths are begging at tbe beaches, lo sho0Din2 centers and theaters. DAILY PILOT Tiii Clf1wlte C-.t Dl.ILY PllOT, Mtfl 'Mlktl h C'On!Ofned the Hew.~ II • ..._ b't h Ore11119 (Ntt l"ll'ltlbtlllll °""'*"· ... "'" ....... •r. 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Mtu. ~ -...rti.tll!I ., Cllrrlw ..... \ ...-.,, W IMH O.IJ "*'"'"'' l'l'llllfW\i' .. ,.,.,.,.. '2M "*"llfY, CUT A RECORD -You don't bave to .. make it big" in .Hollywood to make a rtCOnllng. Orange Coast Publishing Com· pany in Costa Mesa will lease their recording studies to you, but beware the pitfalls of the music biz. Staff Writer candance Pearson describe! zome of the in a "YOU Page" piece. THEY DIG NIXON? -The President should get the youth vote, according to prognostications lo Bany Goldwater's editorial page column. Goldwater figures NiJ:on'a part in giving youth the vote and bringing the 'bOya home from Vlelnam bas assured him a big pull wtth young v_oten. •wow• COVER -Ken Berey, man of many talentt, gets the cover page treat· ment in TV WEEK. The magazine previews Berry's new music-comedy. variety series, ''The Ken Berry 'Wow' Show." FESTIVAL BACKSTAGE -New view of tbe Laruna Beach Featlval of Arts and Its nightly Pageant ol the Masters "llv· Ing pictures" productloo II offered in ll--Omen'1 page pmflle of a woman who goes to every lhow but may be too bu!y to see much. She's Sally Reeve, the Festival's publlc r<lstlona director. FIRE KILLS -Feature 1tory on "YOU Page" wama that fire can be a ltiller. It killed ll,000 Americana last year, batt of them chlldren. ONETIME SUPERSTAR -B i 11 Holden, In-one of tbe most candid Hollywood Interviews to be publlshed thlJ • year, admlst li<'i worldn1 because be- needa the money. Bu!lneas venturtt be'• been Into lately bave been somethlni lw than succeasful. Apd, tben, Ibero WU tbe divorce ••• The "Jlrollle Is by Peer t>p. penbelmer tn FamUy w .. kly ma1ulne. PHOTO WINNERS -Top blact-and- whlte photo and ooma ol tbe best ol the rest In the flrat -k ol DAILY PILOI' Snapahol Conleltl cocnpeUtlon. The COO"" test coea on for aeven mon weeks, offm top place wlnnen a lhot at prlra In Kodak International Newspaper Snapobot Awards for 1972. JntemaUonal contest of· Im more than 4$1,000 Ill awards. • lnenr becauae no bad ·not seen tbe 1uK. The publlc r<latlonl Urm arl'lll(ed the · February cooferenoe with 1 e v e n newlmen In Loa ·Aactlel while llllghea WU In the Babamu, ID which H111bes denied the autbentolclty of a -•lied aufj)blngraphy wr!ttoo by Cllllord Irvlnl. Irving bas been aentenced to prlloo for the hoaa. Dtetrlch asked that the defendants pay $1 million in general dmage3' and $50 million in punitive damag e s "or a grtater amount acoording to the proof of his wealth." U,IT ........ frl DESCRIBES SURRENDER Patrolman Lloyd Turner From Page J HIJACK ... when he got en the ric:ralt at Sacr~ to. "I could have lhot blm aeveral limn but there were women and children on the plane and tt could bave ruptured the skin of the aircraft/' Tumer,_said. Turner said Goodell told him be was a Vietnam veteran and complained the Army wouldn't let him many a girl ·in Southeo.rt Asta. Once on the ground In Oakland, the hi- jacker, who algned the passenger list with th• allaa of Goodwin M. Harrison, apparenUy loot his nerve. Turner talked blm into aurrendering, and be walked down the rear stain of the Boeing 727 with his banda railed over bis head. FBI a1entt 1e!J:ed him u 100D as he atapped to the growid. He was wtarlDg a kbakt jacket, white shirt and dark pants. , , 111be guy was afraid," an airport spokeaman aa1d. ''He teemed to realize be bad made a mistate." Robert Gebhard~ apecial agent In charge of the San Francisco FBI office, lllld Goodell had been aboent for two day1 from Ft. Rlley, Kan. Tbe hijacker bad a Gennan-macle automatic plltol wben be took over coo- trol ol the plane, and he allo got tbe highway patrolman.. run wben it fell from the pocket of bis jacket which he had put over a 1eat. That wu tbe lint tndlcatloo -tbe hi· jacker bad that Turner was an officer. Bond for lbe bljacker was set at $100,000, and tbe U.S. attomey autbor!zed the llllnl of a charge of air piracy. . Turner talked to the heapeclacled Goodell !pr two and a baU houri before the young man decided to give blnuelf up. While tbe piano sat on tbe ground at San Diego for several hours as the airline gathered the ransom, the hJjacker said he wanted the money for "two organiza. lions Involved in the Mideast crisis." He dJd not name them. · The ransom was paid with $450,000 in $100 bills, $4000 in 50'1 and $1,000 In IO'a. The money was delivered io a black satchel with bandculfs wrapped around It. Goodell also demanded and recelv<d a parachute. The plane took off from San Diego at 10:50 p.m., and after circling Oakland airport for nearly an hour, lande(f at 1 a.m. and the hijacker pve himself up about two hours liter. In addition to Turner, tbe bljacker toot Jim Wllliam1, another pusengtt, a1 a hostage. Both Williams and Turner of- fered to serve as hostages ·to Jajn release of the other passenger1. · Turner said the eunman .''knew the FBI was out there in the darkness/' Turner, whose service revolver wu discovered by Goodell, volunteered wltb another passenger to illy abOiid -tile plane alter it landed lo San Diego. . "I volunteered becawiti I wu a police offlcer and I'd do it agaln,'' he aid. "I bad seen 1 demons1ratloo ol anlper scopu 1everal montba 110 at Anny · depot in Sacramento," the veteran law officer said. Turner said be told Goodell tbat during ti.. demooslraUon he !1W'ed til!'.oulJLa_ ocope-down a dar~;-400-foot tunnel and saw a target at tbe end. "I told l1lm that u 100D u be stepped dqwn the ramp an 'FBI qent II roinl to !lqlleeie one oil and )'OUI' !lead will cUJintegrate.' " Turner u ld tj1e malo reuon Goodell gqrrende.red •'U becaUM be felt "hi wn iolnl to get killed by tbe FBI lf he ltep- ped of/ the plane." Goodell WU dtlcrlbed by 'l'Ur)ler U "I peraon well worth 11vfng." He 1Rld the l\UUIWl never threatened anybody and promlaed to aim for the lei U attaclted. · · ntetnclir1 iuli said ·Htijbeo la ' ttil-, dent of Lot Anflele1 County and "bu been liVlntl In various parts of the Wtllenl Jlemlspber< for the past 15 ywa lor-lhe purpose of avoldlq .. mce of court procea. ti • HIJllbtl Tool Co. -oU!clala say tbe billionaire 11 Uvlng lo a hotel oulte In Vancouver, B.C. Meanwhile-the Las Vegu Sun said tc>- day Hughes will return to Nevada on or before July II to give a personal deposl· llOD lo CGDlleCllaa with a suit 1Cainlt tba Fro"'P .. el AIR CAL •• ,· dent of Wtslgate-Ca!Jlomla, the con- 1lomerate. he built. He will stay on ai' chairman of the board, however. Acqutsltloo of Air cal will nol ~ final for at least five or all: monlbs-~ it still must receive approvals rrOm the California Publlc Utilities Commission, the Securities and Exchange C.Oinmission and Alr Calllomla'1 shareholders, Cllr· lord said .. The sale gives PSA its 1ong .... ght foopio!d lo both Orange County and Palm Spr~s. They've been kept out of the local airfield by aupervisors' continued refusal to lease them terminal IJ>lct. "'lbey're paying f<r it dearly, though," Clifford said. "That price II a good price." Alr cal lo6t IO milllon during ila first five years of operation. CliHord this morning confirmed the loss figure, but dlscl.....t that Air California bas begun abo1'ing a profit for the first time in tta hlatory. "This is a turn arouM year," Clifford said. "We showed profits In March, April, May and June." Air C.lllomta lost $923,000 last year. . , He declined to say how much this year's profits are, saying only that they we-e "reasonable." Air California's prime rnar.ketl have been Orange Cqunty, San Francllco and Sacramento. It betlan direct Dlgbll from Orange County to Socnmento last year. Cliflml aald Air Cal will cany more than -mlllloo _.... for tbe flr1t time this yeer. · The Air Calllornla sale ts the second major divestltute by Westgate-Calliornia in two weeb. The company Mnounced late lo June ii ls selling Wtltgate Life Insurance to an Arizooa insurance boidlng firm. 'Lost' Pair Found SAN DIEGO (AP) -The Coast Guard located a Pomona man, Robert Fuller, and his 11-year~ld 10D at sea safe and heading home Tburaday alter a lllbtng trip. A hellcopter aearch berun houra earlier wa.s called off, a apokemnan said. . HUCbet Tool Co. The newapaper said Hugbea, wm ap- pear In the office of Lu Vqas attorney Ralph Denton at IT a.m. July II to give the deposlUon. ~ The 1tatement would relate to a damage ault filed by Sun publllber Hank GreeMpun seeking to remove a lien on 2,070 acres owned by Greenspun near a Las Vegas area country club. A District Court judge oo Feb. 29 Im· posed a prel!mlnary lojunctlon and mtralnini order preventing the tool .Dem0crats A.wait High " Court Battle company from fottelOling, on the PfCJll' erty,. Creenapun once assigned a deed or trust on ~ght separate parcels lo th! Paradise Valley area In exchange for t f4 mUilon loan. r Gr<eDSpun's suit charged the tool com· pany with fraudulent conspiracy to "en· cumber and plaC>'l a cloud upon" the titlo to the properly. . J~ughes left Nevada in November, 1970, and spent time ln the Bahamas and Nicaragua before settling in Vancouver last March. 1 From Pagel LAYOFFS ... persons. w h i c h ls the aame .level u · before the 1969 cutbacks. However, th11 lorce has been maintained by transfer .. ring old propects into the p I a n t from othe r divisions of McDonnell Dougla!. Oouglaa olllclals aald that if 11-WASIDNGTO~UPI) _ Three of four pany is awarded the Space Shuttl~ vacationing Supreme COUrt justices were tract for which it has bid, additional • layoffs might not be necessary. A returning to their offices today, settl;ng decision on the shuttle is expected late.r ' the stage for a full-scale CODJ~~t~on on this month. " the ,egal battle over seating k~~ or The layoff! will affect engineers as .. Calilomla and Chicago delegates at tbe well u blue collar workers, spokesmen, Democratic convention . '-..... said. With only Justice wiluam J. Br.ennan "'-The cutbacks may have noticeable im· p8Sl In Fountain Valley and Huntingtoft , absent, eight members of the court were Beac'h,where many aerospace workerll expected to be available for possible ac-live. At'-!Jle height of past McDonnell tlon. Douglas laYoffs, unemployment in the The decision of a three-member U.S. area reached elg~ percent. appeal court on the delegations was ap. "These layoffs could mean a great deal," said Fountain' "Valley Mayor Al pealed Thursday to Chief Justice Warren Hollinden, ·a Douglas en~. "A large E. Burger, who took the dispute under number of our residents do ork the.re. stQdy. But it's hard to evaluate the im ct until Four of.the UIOCiate juatices -Potter you know who is laid off and wber),~y· Stewart, Byron R. White, Thurgood live." Marshall apd Hmy A. Blackmun -were Skylab is an orbiting space station In still in Wa.shington and available for con.-which groups of three astronauts will live suJtatioo at that time. for up to 56 days. The lint Skylab ii Justice Ll!Wis F. Powell Jr., returned scheduled for delivery to the NaUonaJ from Rlchmond, Va., early today aloog Aeronautics and Space Administration " · with JusUce Wllllam H. Rebnqullt. , next month. A backup Skyllb la about 50 • Justice Wllllam 0. Douglas, who bad ·percent complete. gone to hiJ vacation retreat at Goose Prairie, Wash., was en route back to Wub!qton with bis arrival expected sometime dlll1ng the al!ernooo. Brennan, vacattooing on Nantucket Island, wu not eapected back at hll of· fice. At Issue were tbe appeall court declsi<ll1 that """1d seat Ill disputed delegates in favor of the convention front-numer, Sen. George S. McGovern. The South Dakotan's strategists claim· ed that if the rulings are allowed to stand ht would be asaured ol a llrst ballot vic- tory. McGovern's chief rival for the nomina· lion, Sen. Hubert H. Humphr<y, lllld In an..lnterview with tbe WublDcton Poot publllhed today that tt "would he -impoallble 19 atop" ll!cGovom u the Supreme a.at allowJ the lower court o~ to atand. • From Pagel . TUNNEY .•• . : Tunney said be was not aware the proj.. ect ,bad received approval. 'He bas authored legiJlation, now pm. ding lo CongrtJS, that would place strona . restrictions on noise pollution. particular .. Jy at airports. His bill would take the power of sanctioning airport construction away from the FAA and give it to the , Environmental Protection A gen c y (EPA). the FAA would only bave power to veto an EPA decision on grouoc1a ol saltly. The Chino lllUs project mull ltlll pua EPA examination following submittal of '. an, environmental impact ltatement bJ the developen. : Summer ALVARAOO by Henredon ON Many sele~ed 9ro_ups from HENREDON, ' HERITAGE, and DREXEL available et sale prices •. All upholstery floor ••mples ere reduced, end we ere accepting specie(; orders from HBITA&E, HENREDON, and MAR&fCARSON et sale prices. Cor11e in today for-best selection; - SALi l'llCIS Dining T1blo JH .. Arm Chalt1 US. EACH Side Chaiu -Ul..-EACH --- • .I • SALE NOW DREXEl..-HERITA61>--MENREDON-WOODMARK-KARASTAN-------.;....--- INTERIORS \. ~ ... AYS & IAnllDAYS, t:OO ·,. 1:>1' NIDAY 'Tit t :OO • ·- NEWPORT IEACH e '17~1 WISTCLIFF Ok. 442·2059 TORRAtlCE e 21Mt HAWTHORNE JL\10, J71·127f l.A6UNA BEACH e IU 1'0RTH CO~T HWY. 4t4-65JI r . ! .. • • ·, :· • • • .. 1r hi~ •aJll cruc not d~i was au th "'l Chri char said on h "J cou Jew cord ''I say justl hon ed 0 misc been SA prol than Nov Asse Th vote, and po we :;tate Ass flills Lea its o ame majo regi Nov Sier tnclu ment B F sing cage a " slau Mi Mac ag Th Adm che •he A J F Jae they I ml pub H -1he inc h• I I l city fer • Did Jesus Receive Fair .Trial? . • TEL AVIV (UPI) -Jesus Christ fac<d h1~ accusers nearly 2,000 years ago and ~-~thing, the Bible says. Now, an VI'UJQOOX Jew wants a court ln tbe city where Jesus was condemned to death to speak up and exonerate Cl.rist of all charges. Lawyer Itzhak David 36 an Orthodox: Jew, failed in hls first' att'empt, But he said he will try again. In lhe city where It all happened J~sa.lem, th~ ~upreme court Thursdaf rejected Davids application of declaratory judgment to uone.rate Jesus ol all the charges brought against him . • ... ·' . .. DAJLV Pll ' rrldl)', Jul) 7, 19n s 'Village, Lifeguards Lagu.na Okays Main Beach Plan • In a uMnJmous vote the Laguna Beach City CouncU this week gave the green light to a Main Beach park plan with a newly •ivlllagiud'' lifeguard facilit y, as re<l<slgned by architect Fred Briggs. Plarming di.rector Wayne Mood y out lin- ed attempts to modify the original "bold. stark" design by reducing ILs height and employing rough cedar and shlngle. trim to give it more of a "village" character. "The orlgloal design," said Moody, • 0 was bulky ~use it was made in response to the program of requirements which did not take Into consideration the extreme sensitifity of the community .·· Moving approval of the revlMd r>lln, l\1ayor Richard Goldberg said, ''We hive heard the public, tbe architect and the lifeguards and l feel eveeythlog poulbl1 has been done to achieve a desl&n as pleasing as possible to the community and still have a functional facility. "\\'e must consider we have a deadline for the grant whJch we do not want to Jeopardize. This may seem extravagant but there is a need and we may never get a chance to build without matching funds . \\'e have qualified ezpertJ whc> have made the.ir decisions and now It's up to us." lt argued that his convictkin and crucifixion are a matter of history and not someth ing for a modern ·court to decide. The court said Jesus rep.utedly had been sentenced to death by the Roman gover~ .of Judea, Pontius Pilate, and that it was equivalent to a .sentence h~nded down by a foreign military tribunal. Therefore, the court sald, there \Vas no reason ror present.day judicial authorities to take up the matter. NOTHING WRONG WITH OLD FRASl.ER -HE'S JUST RESTING B'ETWEEN.LEONINE LIASIONS Patriarch of Lion Country Safari Becomes a New F1th1r-1nd Gr1n~f1ther-to Ex1Nnd His Brood The planning director said that a pro- posal to remove the lifeguard facility from Phase I of the beach project and delay its construction to Phase 11 would be lnfeesible and .might seriously damage ·funding of both phases. Cyclists Facing 196 Sex Cliar ges l 1i Gang Rapes Frasier Gets Second Wind SU ch a move would also Involve ten1: porary elimination of the gazebo at the north end of the beach, Moody said , because the e.xistlng lifeguard quarters in the Recreatk>n Building, which will be replaced by the gazebo. would have to be "l am not interested In whether Jesus Christ was guilty or innocent of the char~es brought against hlm." David said 1n an interview. "I want a hearing on how the trial was conducted. Lion Country 'King' Beco1nes Fatlier, Gra1idfather maintained pending constructiorr of a new guard fa cility . .Moving the structure north o f Broadway also would pose problen1s ~or OAKLAND (AP) -A total of 196 felony counts have been filed against 13 motorcycle gang members accused of holding two 17-year-old Canadian girl tourists in an East Oakland house. for four hours and raping them. "J esus was sentenced by a Roman court and it was prejudiced against the Jews. Therefore, the trial was not in af- cordance with the due process of law. "I want a declaration Crom the court saying the kial he got was contrary to justice and that the trial was used as a hoax to get him executed. We are asham· ed of the trial he bad gotten. It is a grave miscmiage of justice that the Jews have been carrying for 2,000 years.•• '~tline Bill Gets '4pproval From A~semhl'' "'-. " SACRAMENTO (AP) -·A coastline protection measure some.what le~ tough than the one going before the vot~ in November Wa!I apprqved by t he Assembly after brief debate Thursday. The bill, sent to the Se.nate on a 56-13 vote, would set up a statewide agency and six regional commissiOR!I with veto power over developments along the state's 1,087·mile coast. Assemblyman Alan Sieroty (D-Beverly Hills), told the Assembly that lhe League of callfornia Cities had dropped its opposition to the bill after it was amended to give .local governments a majority of the membership on the regional commissions. The coastline Initiative on th e November ballot is tougher than the Sieroty bill in several r e ~fp e c t s - Including the feature that local govern. ment wouldn't hold a majority of the membership on the local commissions. A similar measure has already been killed by the Senate Natural Resources Committee. The Sleroty bill is AB 200. Blonde Protests From Zoo 'Cell' NEW YORK (UPI) -Buxom blonde singer Lynn Carey spent Thursday in a cage at Central Park 1.oo. She said it was a "personal prot•t against the senseless slaughter of wild animals.'' Miss Care.y, daughter of actor MacDonald Carey, is the lead singer with a group called "Mama I.Jon." The group 1a.. City P a r k s Administrator August Heckscher a $1,000 check fot renovation of the zoo before she entered the empty yak cage. AGA IN, LA.DIES, JUST TH~ FACTS ' FORTH WORTH, 'l'u. .(UPI) r Mary Jackson and Patrlqa Gadaky told pollce they were robbed '1'bul'lday by 1 llx.foot · man wbo was '"°"81 pwjlla 0bol plllti and carrying a.Joni, , · ' .. By JOHN BALZAR Unlld Pra1o IB!tn11ti.11111 Frasier the lion may not look like it, but he is well. flis flll'l$ were worried for a while. Nothing t.ad happened for more than two months, and people were beginning to wonder. Had the charm disa~ared? And what about the energy? '-'> Had Frasier lost hiS touch? Not so. But the dodderlng old beast, who has faher- ed. 33. cugs in less than a year and a half, had his human friends on edge for f whlle. For 21h months tliere. were no new cubs. ' But then Frasier beca'me. a grandfather and Frasier not to be outmatched, fathered two more. cubs of his own. Frasier heads a pride of 11 lionesses. Even during his inactivity,. they still Curb on Reruns On TV Backed "' By S~te PUC SACRAMEN'J'(NAP) -A sharp curb on the number of television "reruns" is urged in a resolution, e n d o r s e ~ unanimously by the Californ!.a Senate's · Public Utillties and Corporatio~ ,,CorD* mittee. "- The $-0 vote 'lbursday moved the: measure, by Sen. Geu-ge Moscone, to the floor of the upper house. According to the San Francisco Democrat's re.so 1 u ti on , repeat performances of TV s e r i e s programs have •1become epidemic in network primetime t e. 1 e v i s i o n broadcasting" between 7:30 and ll p.m. It says less than half of the. network TV shows are original programming and urges the Federal COmmunications Com· mission to limit reruns to a maximum of 25 percent of primetime viewing hours. Robert Lansing, vice president of the Screen Actors 1 Guild, testified uthe shrinkage has occurred because there has not be<n enougb public outcry against reruns." Actress Cathy Nolan told the com· mittee, ult's an appalling situation that the creative talent available isn't being utilized to its fullest extent.,. '11le measure was apposed by Howard Smiley of the California Broadcasters Associatkln. He said 1'we would like to have original programming" but added that ua folk dance festival, just because it isn't a rerun, wouldn't work." Library Lease OK'd A, ~year renewal 0£ the lease on property used for the Dana Po i n t braocb of the Orange County Library System at U,7211> La Plaza bas be<n awroved by the Board of 5upervisor1. The pact calls for extensioq of the lease wtth Pl1'pertl' owner B~n· Calvi un~l Sep\. 30, 1973 1t· a ,rent'1 o!J28S • month, an illcl:eue of ''lo. ". • Councilmen lnitiate:~Time . '' Limit on Public Hearlngs Faced with ever-Increasing late ad-relatively earJy. • joununents to their meetings, San Four councilmen Wednesday said they Clemente councilmen thla week agreed to were interested In such a new plan, but prarn:ed about, purring contentedly and catering to their patriarch. They still fetched hi! food and placed it at his· feet, and propped him ue when Frasier took • hankering to stroll about. Frasier had assumed control of the pride only as a last resort -after five younger and stronger lions were mauled one by one by the fussy lionesses. His success as a lover made him a national sex symbol . He was honored in Congress. He was called "Father of the Year." A few persons even cast their votes tor "Frasier for President" in the California primary. Business at the park where he prowls for the public boomed 22 percerlt. Ail because a nearly toothless old lion with a hide like a motheaten carpet Subway Kisser Nabbed in NY NEW YORK (UPI) -A 2&-year· old man has been arrested and ac· cused of being the "subway kisser.1i Police said at least 15 women complained that a ma'.n kissed them · after they fell1~p ~closed their wThes., "'·' ' . al . ,,, e ~er usu Iy .made nis move during rusb boU<S. managed to do what no other lion could. adequate shoreline observation, he said. He took a disorganized assortme.nt of The council approved a new location temperamental 'ladies and whipped them between Broad"•ay and Ocean Avenue., into an efficient, swiftly growing and with the buildirq;: set back in a curve or contented family. the new promenade to make it less con· The charm or it all was Frasier was spicuous. pushlng the human equivalent of 100 Chief lifeguard Skiµ Conner. who pro- years old. The muscles in his mouth had jected video tapes to ill ustrate views given out during his stint as a circus lion from various observation points, noted in Mexico, his tongue flopped about in-that an ·optimal tower position is needed , cessantly and he suffered in varying especially in winter when the_lour aux· degrees from rheumatism, arthritis and lliary Main Beach lifeguard st.ands ar~ a sorrowful case of bleary eyes. ·not manned. Just before, the fears arose that Laguna's Main Beach. said Conner, is Frasier might 1 be through, a doubting not wide enough to permit the use of reporter spent a whole day watching the lifeguard vehicles 'on the sa nd. as at Frasier phenomenon. By the time the sun Newport, and guards arc obliged to run went down,~tbe venera~Je lion had mated from their po6ltion to the scene of a 22 tlme.s. rescue. "And each time, you'd think it was his The modified guard building. Briggs last," said a spokesman for Liop Country told the 'council, is 29 feet high, reduced Safari, where Frasier roams in a com-from the 36-!oot original design by pound with. l,500 other animals. "But he eliminating space between the observa. lion tower and the buHdi ng be lovl'. The really doesn't have much choice. No tower has been redu ced in si7.e. but the sooner does he finish and fall asleep with lower structire sti ll is 42 fee l wide. his ·feet sticikng straight up and his It will have rough cedar siding, a ban- tongue haiiglng in the dirt, than one of ding of shingles and a shingle roof. the lionesse! begins seducing him." Main Beach committee member Mer- And then there was a string of good rill Johnson said he would be inclined to news. One of Frasier's first cubs sired favor the original design since he felt ad· his own youngster, making t6e olcl ding the shingle roor emphasized the patriarch a grandfather. Not to be out.. building's height. donai two of Frasier's wives suddenly William Leak found the structure ''still turned,upJn the materoily ward. bulky" aild suggested that If it was In his honor, a whiikey manufacturer necessary to keep the communlcaUonis created th&~··Frai;ier:' ,. ., · ' t. • cente!-"'111 .th&' 'dbserv1tlOn toWer I olftet- Its ingredients? Simply· a shot of Old tacilltles such' u showers, locker~ and a The 13 appeared Thunday before Oakland ~lunicipal Judge Jacquelnne Tabor who set bail at $100,000 for each and denied a motion to reduce the amount. t:ach was charged with nine counts of forcible rape, one count of !Oclomy and five count s of oral copulation. Duane H. Lahey, 31, of Ogden, Utah, was charged additionally with possesmng an Illegal weapon, a blackjack. The Canadian girls, both student. from Vancouver. B.C., were on their way hom e from a Callfomla vacation when they were taken captive Monday night. They told police that while they were stopped at a stop sign off the freeway. • one of the motorcyclists got into their car ' and forced them to (trivc to the house \\'here they were stripped and abused. They esca ped and fled to a nearby motel, Fifteen policemen raided the house Tuesday and made 1'1 arrests. Four of those a r re s ted we.re released when charges against them were dropped. Prisoners' Letters j==jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..iGirlllljid Dad mixed with passion fruit. kitchen could be maintained elsewhere. PARIS (AP) -Jane Fonda, tho American film 1lar. and .. uwar·..U.llt. sayt: she is carryin1 to Hanot llveral hundred letters from lamlllol 0 r prisoners .of war held in Nortb VWnam. ~ Miu Fonda le!t'lar -Tltmlll1 a route to a JG:day vllll to the Norlb VW. > namese capital. ~, ••• . -meet the MERCURYS .. : . . "Car of the Year" Mercury MONTEGO - • the elegant MERCURY MARQUIS ---11111 Everything you buy a small car for! Mercury COMET the "Sexy" little IMPQRTI Mercury CAPRI sleek and sophisticated MERCURY COUGAR ' • I • . • ' • . . . . • • • • • • • ' • ' ' • • • . . • • l allow Mayor Arthur Holmes the option to the idea .ha• drawbacks for Councilman !!fflilS€" t11r<e-mlnule>per•pe1sin · timc--Tbomu-O'Keefe;a lawyer.....tth pr.ctlce-. -·-9,.---···---·- limit during lengthy public hearings -a In Santa Ana. H ---"-~ , rule applylng to comments rrom the au. 01Keefe said such an idea would be dif-. ome Of 'lllt1 New Car •• , dlence. • ficult for him be<auae ol • heavy legal "Golflen '.l'oucla" In recenl monlhs adjournment pall practice. midnight has been common and lengthy He added that· the (omlat could alao public hearings the rule. cau,. problems for f>U1908 who could Henceforth, fellow councilmen agreed, not take of! wort to attend afternoon -tlwmayoHOUld-delmnme tha(,1 hea teS&ioM lo-foltow...,..ncll llWl!Mu-OIHn--1 Ing wUI need llmlted-Umt lestlmony and terest to them. he c1n establllh the rule from the chair. Several memb<rs of the panel, In another 1ttempt to curb 11te ad-however, have said they favor continuing journmentJ councllmen agroed to 11k the 1 growing trend In council meetings - c,ity stall to.iW'vey olher ctUes with dU· early morning ,..,Ions called prlmarllJ ferent meetlrtt1 formall. for study. Sfrual city toOncD• In the county "E""11>ody sitJ clown and gets right bl•nd aflermoo swlono with olght Into buJIJt<ll and lh<re is little limo metUnp ID order to keep tndlng Ume.s wasted," Hid CouncilmllJI Paul Presley. • • •. . 2829 Ht.RBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA I ·~ ' Home Of The New Car •• , "Golden '.l'oucl•" \ • • l • • • • • • ' . • • I . F1·om Here To Maternitv " MAIUTAL BUSS DEPT. FelY husbands are ever called upon to celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary ~Y visiting their wife in JI maternity ward. It happened to me last night. ' Well, i ( you have to be in a hospital, the maternity ward is the nic~ spot because there is happiness and new babies· all QVer tbe place. ;The last time I visited one on serioUs business, however, was some more than :13 years ago so 18st night 's visitation came u ratJ:ier a· surprise. I really thought rd outgrown that sort of thing. Now, before you draw a rational con- clusion, I n\ust e1plaln that my wife w3s not bedded down In the maternity ward for the reason most wives go to one, She was in, the hospital tor a routine.matter. nos · IS &fUCH easier to explain here than it was wben I took my eldest son and hil girlfriend ·out to visit her there las\ e>fning. We l!l!ecked Ip with the lady at the deak. "•She's iil the matemity1ward.~' the lady '!IJllOlll!Ced· happily. ·:End of the hall ' • • . ' . Jrklaf, J11l1 7,1972 UPIT~ Low Bridge Ahead? . .Logistics and road routes planned for these four giraffes, destined for a new Lion Country SaCari in Atlanta, Ga . compared ))'ith plans' for the D·Day invasion. During the· 6,000 mile overland trip from Calilornia, the long-necke~ beasts have to avoid myriad low highway bridges and bear up with thousands of curio~s eyes: · ' I ' BijLBatt~ botn• J -.... ~'--'.t·.1¥' f "' •• 4 S.· Viet Forces / Drive Into Cjty· SAIGON (UPI) -South Vietnamese troops airounded the 19th oenlury -walled citadel In Quang Tri city today and prepared for the major balUe to recapture the city. A 500-man paratrooper roree moved in· to the cltY earllet, 'drawing rocket and artillery fire from the ,Communists. The paratroopers met no major resistance from Communist troops, but atlied of· ficers believe the North Vietnamese defenders are holed up Inside the 500- aquare-yard citadel. "We WIJ!l\ be able to aay Quang Tri is captured until the Sotµh Vietnamese Oag flies over the .ciU¥1eJ," said Maj. Gen. Howard C'.ooksed, senior U.S. adviser to government forces mpving on the city. The 500-man force was the first sizeable government unit to enter the ci~ ty since it was captured by the Gorn· muniSts on May l, slightly mqre than one IJIO!llh alter the start of the current of· fensive. South Vietnamese troops , operating un· der heavy allied air support, have been 2dvancing cautiously through the Com· munist-Deld province. So far there has been little man-~man figljliJig in Quang Tri city, the provlncial capital. Heavy fighting WllS reported oo the outskirts of the city, however. The paratroopers reported knocking out four Communist tanks in one battle and said overall casualties in three skirmishes were 33 North Vietnamese killed · with government Joa& placed at five dead and 33 wounded., The paratroopera seized two •lrategic areas near the city Tbunday, then wlljled for U,000 troop support "'P" forcments. But Communist forces usmg captured American-bull~ tanlai !OOk the punch oot of the reiillwcement drive. A military spokesmen in ~ said another airborne battalion, the 11th, was advancing into the city from the southern suburbs and the Ith South Vietrlamese Marine Battalion was i)usbing .in a mile east ot the citadeJ, where North Viet· namese snipers fu sizeable numbers are believed dug in.· A 3().man South Vietnamese recon- naissance company moved into the cente< of Quang Tri CKy by helicopter two days ago and scoured the citadel, but military spokesmen said today's drive was the first in force since the Com· munists captured the city and the rest o1 Quang Tri Provin~ a month after the of· tensive began in the South March 30. Officers directing the drive on Quang Tri City 432 miles north of Saigon in the country's northernmost province, have s~id they will not consider the city recap- tured until the citadel is tak~ ind corridor to the left .. " Elder ·'°" tool< the room slip from .the lady and gaye me a frown . We got to the waiting room which was filled with prospective dads, relatives, a~ visitors and a couple or grilndmothers sitting together. Russian To Get _Opening Move In Chess Mato-11 Ireland Snipers Kill 1\; UPI reporter Chad Huniley said the paratroops were preceded by swanns of aJlied tactical aircraft clearing the way with antipersonnel cluster bombs, 500- pound fragmentation bombs and napalm. Earlier today and overnlgbt, ·U.S. B52 bombers dumped 450 tarui of explosives on suspected Communist posiUons five to eighi' miles Imm the city, · The planes also struck neighboring Thua Thi en Province · neaf Hue, the old imperial caj:iital 400 miles nortll of saigon and 32 miles south of Quang Tri City, and in the Central Highlands near Korltµm City. Twenty-one B52s hit Communist supply caches with 525 tons of bombs i'.n· side North Vietnam, 31 miles southeast of the port city of Dong Hoi, the U.S. command said. " IT WAS THEN that elder son looked do'fD ~n me from his six-foot, one-inch Two ·soldiers Captive frame with his baby-blue eyes and asked REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) ~~telyrn, 1 .ty"Dwadar, d'w· ,~Y Js Mother in the Russi· an Boris Spassky~{ agreed to drop BELFAST (UPI) -Snipers kllled one ..... man and wounded another in Belfast to- Scores of eyes swiveled about and fixed his demand that merican Bobby day and in Londonderry, Roman Catholic upon me. J know I beard somebody gig-Fischer be penatire one game ror del ay· militants said they were holding two 11~:; don 't know," 1 whispered h'~ck Ing the start oyt e world championship ~[l:~~ :~ioo~!~~~~a.who tried to in· hoarsely ... Probably the only room open. chess rnatchj;U.S. chess sources said to-. I' Just be quiet." day. / · 1 ELDE, R SON 1 ed . ~ramer, a vice president in the JN SHORT ook at the room slip. · · · d . • • • ''You know " he observed "there ar • US. ~ Federation, said Spassky an Jy seven~ in this hosPital's mat~~. Fi,$C er worked out the details or their '-------------......, ty ward and they put her in one of aCre.ement in a backstage room iu Reyk-Authorities said Samuel Robinson, 19, a them.~· ' · / javilc's maih sports' hall Thursday a few Protestant, was fatally woudlled. -by "Quiet," I· admonished. I C<KJ!d see tl\e"" minutes before the two met publicly to sniper fire in Betrast's Falls Road ·area. two grmKltnothers had their h ds draw IOts to see who would get the first His death brought to 12 the nOmber ,of together. I'll bet I know what they ere persons killed since the truce starttd. uyUac: . moye. . ' . .Ii · The provisional wing of the..:-J;rilh """1 Mirtha, can you believ~tit hu I Before the meeting, the Russian ~" ., llA!P.11.blican Army (IRA) also Ji111:1t ,.., son·tblt old and hasn 't .told IJim yet llc1W Feder~tion had demanded that FiJcher , boldliig two ·Briti!h army officers who his mot~ could get m the maternity be ordered to forfeit the first game tried to infiltrate the Roman C.tholic ~· / . w~. · . . -because be call.ttd the ·initial postpone-Creggan area of Londonderry. • • Well Maybelle JUSt/look at tbe old t At th t tim th tch An mA spokesman said the men who foot. He probably haSn't told that boy mheedn.ledt bea . Jule 9 ° ma klwtas were'notidentified were wearing .plain bee he d " ,, himself " sc u o gin y one wee a e. 1 , , a use oesn r oow . . . . C aid th t t a1' So . t 'd clothes and were off duty when they tHed All this unsettleir' me I inade a charge ' ramer s a o .s ve v1e pr1 e t I th Cr " " i-....i ' · F' h d to' t th tart til o en er e egagn no-go . c~ to get past the ~winging hall doors and in lSC er agree pos pone e s un to visit my ~e. The path was blocked Tuesday if Spa~ky would drop the de-area. by an ellic;ien~looking nurse. "Can't go m~nd for a forfeit. . e Dikes Damaged . in there /now," she announced. "Thf Bobby would ha ve liked to start play WASHJNGTON (UPI) -Softening babies ate Out." · on Sunday but we agreed to another previous flat U.S. denials of Hanoi's uWJiAT BABIES," 1 babbled. "My wife''s just in there. She's not having a 1>3.by." "Doesn't matter," the nurse replied. postponement. The Russians apparently claims, Defense Secretary Melvin ~R. felt we had done it once to them and now Laird bas acknowledged A m e r j c a n they wanted to do it to us,'' Cramer said. w3rptanes ,may have damaged some Spassky and Fischer will play the first fJood· control dikes in North Vietna~ . e Filipinos Battle MANILA (UPI) -Outnumbered government troopS backed by combat helicopters and ships fought today with a band of Moslem marauders believed responsible ror killing more than 70 person;J in the southern Philippines dur· ing the past three days. Official military reports reaching Manila said JO more persons, including a town mayor and an army officer, were killed late Thursday in alt encounter between government troopers and armed Moslems in Dimataling town, Zam· boanga del Sur Province, 560 miles south of Manila. This raised the confirmed death toll to 73 since fighting began Tues· day. e Rogers, Red Meet BUDAPEST (UPI ) -Secretary ol State William P. Rogers called oo COm· mun·ISt party First Secretary Janos Kadar todPv for a Stn"prise 00-minute meeting, gu-,..emrnent sources said. There was nQ immediate orricial an- nouncement concerning the nature of tbe talks but it was believed Rogers was ex- plaining the Nixon administration's reasons for agre~ to take part in a European security-conference next year. .AJJ be left Romania Thursday, Rogers told reporters Washington bad agreed to particl~te in sucli a meeting in 1973. ' Catholic Church Clarifies Rules VATICAN CITY (AP) -The Vatican Secretariat for Promoting Christian Uni· ty said today that O!ristians not belong- ing to the Roman Catholic Church could be admitted to receive communion in cases d. "urgent necessity." A document issued by the secretariat specified tbal there was no change in the existing rules, but that these were being explained to amwer mimefoos questions. The secretariat said ·Olristians who have a faith in the sacrament in con- formity with that of the Roman catholic church could receive communion when unable to receive it in their. own church and are in need of -\'eucharlstlc sustenance." This applies in particular to Eastern or Orthodox churches who "have true Sacraments" end the same belief that the body and blood of <llrisl is Present in the bread and wine ol. com-- munion. UPI Ttl .... PATRIARCH DIES J\lhen1gorH I Greek Orthodox Church Leader I . Dea.d at 86 ISTANBUL (UPI ) -Patriarch Atbenagor~s I, leader or the 12~million member Orthodox church, died jn an Jnstanbpl hospital early today. He was 88:. The · tall, white-bearded patriarch plaY,ed Ji major role in attempts to end the 900-year-old split between the Orlhodox and Roman Catholic churches. He met three times with Pope Pal,lf VI - · the . fi.fst on the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem in 1964 where they exchanged a "kiss of peace" sy mbolizing the ecumenical move ment. Athenagor~s,_ whO was patriarch of North and South America for 18 years and during that time became a U.S. citi zen, fell down the stairs at his patriarchate in central Istanbul a week ago and broke hi s hip He had been reco vering, but two day1 ago took a sudden tum for the worse •. Doctors had planned to fly him to Vienna for an operation, but a spokesman for Ballldi Greek Hospital said Athenagoras' blood pressure dropped to "a very low level" early today and he died shOrtly after midl}ight. · His successor will be chosen by the U. member Holy Synod or the Orthodox church. Born Aristok1es Spirou in 1886 in Epirus, Greeee, Athenagoras became a priest and served in a number of ever· higher capacities in the church until ha was named archbishop for North and South America in 1931. For the next 18 years he "he1d the post, and during that time became a naturalized U.S. citizen. On Nov. 1, 1948, he was elected overa11 · head of the church, which carries the of· ficial title of Archbishop of Constan- tinople, New Rome and Ecumenical Patriarch. Reaction? 'Nuts' "You can't go in while the babies are out . ., game in the $250,000 tournament on Laird charged, however, that most of Tuesday, nine days after the scheduled .. the claims result from a deliberate.effort , start. by Hanoi to duck respoMibility for falling Food Costs Up But Joblessness For other <llristlans, tile oecretarial said commuiion could be given to thole willing to "manifest • faith in the eucharisl In conformity with that of the church," fn cases of. "seri9us spiritual ne¢" and who ast for the.18crament d.. their qwn acconl, providing they "lead lives worthy of Christians." NORFOLK, Va. (AP) -Adm . Elmo R • Zumwalt Jr., responding to a Soviet· Cuban demand that the United States withdraw from its naval base at Guan .. tan'amo Bay in CUba, says, "My reaction would be : 'Nuts.' 11 Zumwalt made the commeot while here Thursday for tho first East Coast Flag Officers Sym-•· posi~. I retreated .muttering. Howcome they let the babies out? ll"hey 'never let them out in my time around maternity wards. Kept them in, that's what. We fmally got our visit. lt was very pleasant. Somebody suggested we all walk down to the nursery and look at the new babies. l shuddered but I went. VOuR lfl'H WEDDING anniversary is China. That's where I felt like .going to. Instead I am going on vacation. I may visit a lot of places. None of thein will be maternity wards. See you toward the shag end of sum- mer along this best of all possible coasts. Truman Satisfactory KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) -Fonner President Harry S Truman 88, is on a liq~ uid diet ~t Resea rch Hospital. But doc- tors say his condition has not changed from "satisfactory" since he was ad· mitted Sunday with an intestinal ailment. Spassky, a handsome Leningrad to repair the dike system a<lequately journalist who makes a Jiving playing after disastrous monsoon noodi a year chess the year around, will make the g .. a o. first move. He won the draw Thursday North Vietnam's dikes themselves have night and will p_lay white, meaning be will never been the target of U.S. bombs . or make the fir st move. The 29-year-old rockets, Laird said Thursday. American will play black in the first game. In succeeding games they alternate. DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE Delivery of the Dally Piiot ls guaranteed Mond1y.f'rlday! It you do not flaw your pe,per by 5:)11 p.m .. call Ind your ~ Wiii bl' brought to you. cau. .... taken 1111111 7:30 p.m. S.turdty Ind Sund1y1 ff VOll do flOf rtetlw your copy b't' f 1.m. S.turd•y, or • 1.m. Sunday, c.H •nd • copy will be bro1111ht to \'OU. C1ll1 , ... liken unlll 10 1.m. Telephones • • Molt 01'11'11111 County Areu •••••••• '42-4321 Nartttwtsl Huntll'IQIOll 8t•ch 1nd Weslmln$let' .................. 1*11:11 hn Cletner1t1, C.plstreno BHdt, S.11 Ju•n CflplJtr1no, 0.M hint, lovll'I LHun-. L.quna N 111\llt , .• , 492..m e Expense Blasted WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. William Proxmire (D-Wis.), .said today he would try to cut the funds for ,personal servants of Amerlcari officials out of the foreign aid appropriations bill. ---- Proxmire, who heads the Senate Foreign Operatioos subcommittee con· sidering the bill, complained the Agency' for International ~velopment (AID) HP.romotes a snobbish American image abroad" by providing household servant! for ils mission directors. "For an agency wliJcb is supposed1 to help the weak ot the world; it . Is particularly inappropriate to flaunt the relative wealth of our official represen· tatives ," the senator said. • Co~l ·Weather Grips U.S. Southwest SU?el~rs Under Continuing Heat Wave T~tnperatures NAllON.t.l WIAfKl l Wl¥1Ct UtitCAll l• 1AM t •1 1 -I -f't • C•HleralG r Mltll LIW Pr '30.00 30.00 " .. 71 .. .. " ~ "· .. .. ·" " " •• " " " ., ll " • " • . n .. Shows Big Drop Child Star .De Wilde Dead · ~ WASIIlNGTON (UPI) - A new surge in livestock prices pushed wholesale food pri~ up for the second month in a row Jn CO J d A i Mi h ~;.u:\~n:~:.~=~r:t. ora o u o · s . ap ~ s!w'l>1l' to tis 10\V~t PQil!t in 20 __ • months. LAKEWOOD, Colo. (~) -}J the The Labor Departlnent's Bureau of Labor stalistlca Sjlld • 4.7 percent In:, stranger who helped bls .. filth4!r rides off crease in livestock prices was the main into the bleak frontier. plain, the tousle. i:eason for a I percent rise in the haired boy llhouts after him; "Shauei' wholesale prJce of consumer· foods last Shane come· back•" ~ month. It canie 00 the heels of. 1.3 per· Thai scene at the end of the 111$3 rum . cent bike In May after two monthl of classic "Shane" remains fer many, -of , sharp declines. ~ Vnernploymeot, however, dipped from the moot moving in. wesia,is, and. It 5.9 percent to 5.5 percent In June. The o.4 secured"o lalting fame for 111 cllfld -· perceot dro~. brought joblessnea8 to it•· . Brandon de Wilde. lowest level ~ince October, 1970. lt wu De Wilde, 30; died Tburadlf evening o1 U.. first time since then that unemploy· Injuries suffered aeverel houri ·eorller ln ment had not hovered near the 6 percent . a traffic accident In Ibis llellftt suburb. k · He had recelKJy completed an ap- mar • pearance here in • slap producllon oC The big jump in wholesale meat and "Butterru .. Are Free... ., food prices had been anUclpated by the The Brookl)'l"bom odor who u~ In admlnislraUon and led President Nlrm Century 'Clty,J)allf., WU alone tn 0 van to clamp price Contrvls on fann producta he and lift lhe. imporl quotu·'oo meal in an truck w n It ·glanced oil a guanl rail effort to lllem •price riae-for consumera. during 1 heovy ral-.m~llim,..i The BLS oplatned that thi 5.5 percent into 8 porked coootruclloo ~r. unemployment rate was season.Uy ad-De Wilde wu pinned In the wr<ckoge. justed to com-••te lor th• normal big He suffered a broken neck, back and leg .. ~·-He died four hours later in a Denver lnflw: of students. into the labor force hospital. during the swnmer vacation. Thus, the ·De Wilde~• career bad w • n e d 1ctual oumJier of unemployed persons U.. aomewhll In 'recent years. & started out creasedbu I.I million In June to 5.4 million, 88 1 ~-JNNJld in UIO wttb 1 Broodway t Ibis was 1 ... than U1U81 for June and debut' In Coraon McCull.,.'1 "Member of ~ore the Jobleaa permitage figure the Weddfnl" that woa aitlcol ra- •• ..,_ STAR DEAD AT 30 Brendon 0.. WlWo .• • -t dbwn after lellOlll1 odjustmenl. niot Deflomu111ce led to Ibo role in Of!lclala sold most of the declinl In "Shane,• 1n wblclt bo ...,.. in i.... own television sen... "Jamie,•. In 115Jl ~l fl " " .. • .. T -.ployment OCCUrTed among worbn .....,_ ,.......... ~tile ond 1151. , .. ,. :=,r. .. :. ,.,.,_ rate dropped from 15.7 to !U peroent, Wyom1nc dUrlnl Ille -. . bu8lmm family, De Wilde got bis on 1 .. • } } .:I' .,'l:oi;.••1~1":1": ~,:"1,! Oll'd II Iii 2f'and tbol Uie teenage Ji>bleu ~ or •folencit .., Ibo of AltJioueh lie -.,.. born Into a shollll' "'.;'~I"!:: the lowtll In 'almool two yeara. • ~ bo -to looll -llarl quUa by accklllll. A friend of hll .,.__ il:.'i"''. n.,....npnrt_--tllLov UIJl. -than..llla ap,Jle ~ •. llmdor poronls~ Froderl:~•~de~iWOillde~and·~--t-:-1 ~~ ""·-'"' ,.._,. Wholesale Price fndes lncreued 0.5 per-role In Jaler molkm Jlidln!I, ~!iiil-Eupmo \Vlliii; WOii • -----~~ centlnJune,aratell!gbt!Ji..tbantbo '"'Hud" 1111111, ta wbldJJJe,piirtrQod a ~It l'loY In ''Member of~ • ' .~ • ) •·-~ !m'I-•""·=- ' " '110 ":,~ ,g ' 0.1 pertelll lldvonce Ill May but lfOller --"""IJW up Ill Ibo ......... of I " ""'":o &f.:._, ·'I:' 1" tbon tile 0.1 percent -In the two strq...uled uncle. . then O student at Baldwla ----prtViGu1 months"~ commodity Other mm credits lncludod r.ie. In PubUc In BaldwlD, N.Y., oudl, (COGlfal-;;;;;.,..,, and prim wtnt up 0.1 percm~ the ume aa "Blm Denim." "All Fall Down," "'""' tlolld. Dospilo • llll!b lf10UI, he WOif • tidal data appear toda¥ "I' in Mq and .-,....,. for Ibo put DeleNr," ·"In -·• WOJ," ond the port ud tben -ll1lle IM lbllll Pogt P.) • ""' ,..... ·n-callow111." lie ...., Ill bis f!'om lull• Harrill .... ltbel WtllrL • • Wonaen'• Rights Senate Nixes Bid To Force Action the target of a recall move- ment started by three women In tib San Dlego district aa a result of bis opPOSitlon to the amend'ment. .. • f rl(W, Jul17,1972 Services Held f~r Shotgifn Victim; Suspects Arraigned LQS ANGELES (AP) - • JOIUI loves the little chi!dr<n of the world ••• ". a aololst llDI at funeraJ servlces TbUMr day !or a 4-yeal'Old girl who wu killed by a shotgun blaat from a passing car. same &8fl clutched h e r precious chl.ld again /' he said. mother's hand and cried when "11 this thing draws ua cloaer the caal<et was brought out to c;od, it'• a blessing In Earlier. ahe, like moot of the disguise. othen, had !lied pas\ the open "Have bope. We shalt be cas~"tl and sobbed when they reunited ." saw 'their friend inside. ORANGE COUNTY Joyce Ann b surv ived by · SACRAMENTO (AP) -The aU-male California Senate has crushed a surprise move to forte the equal rights for women ratltlcation resolution out of a com.mi ee that has bottled It up !or w ks. Opponents said sh l.ng the Rules Committee asl could Mills accused Karabian of being behind the nicalJ move- ment, an accusation t h e --.,.,,_..;t;_...;._.i MO!ll<rey Park Democrat SOrvlcel were held !or Joyce AM Huff of ,•uburban Hawaiian Gardens at the Dil- day Lakewood lllapel. The child's flower-banked , petal- plnk· casket was taken to Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Cyprus !or burial. '"Ibis pmious child will not her parents, six brothers and have to face the cares of this three si.sten. '--------- life," said the Rev. Donald 1;==================:;;;;:;::; mean junking of the nate's centucy--0kl ~ure hear- ing items first in committee before they reach the floor. They aaid lt would also be a . slap In the lace to the Senate leadership. The 4-28 vote Thursday on the "discbarge'1 motion by Sen. Albert Rodda appeared to snuff out whatever dim chance of passage the ratification had this year. But its author, Assemblyman Walter Kara- bian, said he Would continue to put pressure on senators for approval or the resolution, which would ratify an amend- ment to the U.S: Constitution guaranteeing equal rights for women. The motion by Rodda, a Sacramento Democrat, would have jerked the Assembly-a~ proved resolution out of the Rules Committee, which has rejected three separate at-- tempts td get a ratification measure to the Senate floor. In a 'fiery speech, the usually mild-mannered Rodda said he wanted the entire Senate to go on record u being for or against the ERA. "It's wrong to let the press ure continue on them," he said, r'eferring to the five- man Rules Committee. "I want to put the pressur'e on this house." Rules Committee Chairman James Mills, a Democ,rat and Rodda's seatmate, has become denied,_ He said !!!!.))ad gone to Mills earlier in the day 1!UJrs.. s•-i-Bijn.-•·-s day to assure the lawmaker &U ""' ~~•- that he was not seeking to McKee at the services. 0 It b not for us to become bitter, God knows what He is doing." The Rev. McKee said Joyce Ann had aUended the Dilday Sunday School for the past few montho. "1 Intend lo oee this have him ousted from his seat Dimitr Alexiev, 28 Qeft) and Michael D. Azmanoff, About 11111 perlOllS ellended the service, and when 1t was over, most lined the chapel waiting !or a glimpse ol the famlly which had been con- ceal'lf In a aide room. 'because ol Mills' stance. He 28 (right) were the two hijackers ol a PSA jeUiner said he hadn't known about Wednesday, who were killed by FBI agents at San the recall until a newspaper Francisco Airyort. Another PSA hijacker surrend- reporter called him asking !or ered at San Diego Airport today. comment. -------"---'----'-------Oil Firni Eyes Drill Permission . Karabian added in a telephone interview he thought Rodda had introduced the abrupt motion at the urging of someone else. . "I'm personally disai; Pointed that Sen. Rodda would do something like this without consulting with the author or the bill," Karabian 'said. "Sen. Rodda is the most gentleman- ly member of that house 8nd for him to do something like this leads me to believe he was put up to it .by someone else.'' The lawmaker said · he didn't know who the someone else was. "It seems to me if we ac· cept this motion, the com- mittee system under which we have operated and a r e operating would be severely hampered," said Sen. John Harmer, a Glendale Republican and chief of. the Senate GOP caucus. "It's simply' been said there, are a lot of people w!io would like to see this passed. I can say that about a lot ot bills of mine that have been killed ln committee," be added. Victim in Hijacking Kissed Wife, Prayed A mialJ group ol teeIH1ge boys with bicycles watched. Young gtrls ,with sun-streaked blonde hair Bild mini skirts were sprinkled among the crowd. A blonde girl who resembled Joyce Ann and waa about the SACRAMENTO (AP) -A SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A kiss and a prayer ended the life of the passenger killed in a bloody shootout between FBI men and tWo hijackers who commandeered a P a c i f i c Sootbw<st Airways jetline< Wednesday. Stanley Carter Jr. told newsmen Thursday how his father's life ended in the arms of his wile. Two other passengers wete injured but are recovering. The younger Carter, a Cana- dian television technician, flew here from Vancouver, B.C., to be with his widow mother. Another son and t w o daughters were en route form Montreal. The younger Carter said his parents had c o m e t6 California earlier this week to seek a retirement home. T R £ major oil company will apply On the flight Ir om 8X e Orlll tor on offshore drilling permit Sacramento to San Francl&co, the elder carter, 8 5-year-old soon, says a spokesman ror retired Canadian rJllway con-Gets Delay " the w .. tern Oil and Gas ductor, and bis wife selected Association. seals at the back ol the plane. SACRAMENTO (AP) _ U the permit b granted, It Young carter then quoted State lawmakers have put oU would be the end of the his mother, resting elsewhere 8 crucial Senate hearing 00 moratorium in state waters in the airport hotel: the $1.2 billion tax reform-ordered after the Sa n ta "There were two fellows on school finance compromise Barbara oil spill in February, the right hand side. When we betw~n Gov. Ronald Reagan 1969. were in the air, the hostess and legislative leaders until The spokesman, Chad Chad· said to us: 'I'll have to move after the Democratic National band, an uecutive of Union you.' 1 Convention. Oil Co., made t he an- " As we got out of our seats, Assembly Speaker Bob nOuncement at a State Lands my husband uw the guns but Moretti, Democratic chief of Commission meeting Thurs- 1 didn 't The. we moved up the lower house, said the day. four or five seats in front. measure will be considered by He declined to identify the Nobody knew anything until the Senate Revenue and Tax-firm or location. but said "it the plane landed in San Fran-ation Committee on July 19, could be in the Santa Barbara clsco. They thought it was for nine days before the planned Channel or south." He said the refueling. Those stewardesses adjourrunent of the 1 9 7 2 application would be requested were wonderful. session. in the next few weeks. NOW SERVING BREAKFAST (8 A,M. to 11 AM.I Juices, l''ruits, Bacon, Sausage, Eggs, Swedish Pancakes, Toast. ALL YOU CAN EAT $1.55 (Ala Carte Too!) Scandia Smorgasbord 251 BROADWAY LAGUNA BEACH 'h blk. off Col(S! Hi way. 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Mervyn !S()0,000. Dymally, a Los A n g e I e s The new Bagley Act says Democrat that .backers say the state must reimburse they count as a sure vote in counties for trials that are their favor. related to stale prisoners. e Singles "BiU • Override Falls SACRAMENTO (AP) SACRAMENTO (AP ) -The Single perSOns would get the Initial attempt to override same tax break as married Gov. Reagan's veto of $63.1 couples filing joint returns million In pay hikes for stale under a bill that passed the employes failed by one vote in Assembly 'Ibursday' after its it.s first tcy, but backers vaw author denied it was a "hipplfo to try again. tax relief a.ct." · 'Surviving' No-fault Bid · Off Cale1ul.ar SACRAMENTO (AP) -The last surviving nlajor no-fault auto insurance bill of the year clings to life today after a 15- second Senate com mi lte e meeting sent It hltQ legislative limbo. Sen. Alfred Song, chalnnan of the Senate Judiciary Com· mittee, opened the meeting 'Th.ursday, announced the bill had been taken off the com- mittee's calendar and banged the gavel to close the meeting. Assemblyman Jack Fenton, the Montebello Democrat who authored the bill, explained he had it taken off calendar to give him more time to round up the seventh vote he need! to get the measure out of the 13-man committee. ' "I don't have the votes," Fenton said in an interview. shots, we did nbt get up. My husband bent over and ducked . , . it sort ol quietened down and he sat back ••• then came a aecood round ol shots. He ducked and bent over again, and then he said, 'I'm abol. They've got me, LU. Kiss me:,' Then he started praying." "'Dad was the aenlor con- ductor on the Canadian Na- tional Railway," aakl tbe 800. "He was the first out , on every new run. He was in charge of the new Rapido trains and of the flnt tul'tlo- powered train to go"out.'I ,, "Dad went to work for the railroad 57 years ago, when he was nine years old. He was a call boy. They didn't have telephones, ,. he would go to the boarding houses where )he train crews slept and wake them up in time for their runs. "When he got older, .be became a brakeman and even- tually a conductor. ''He wu a blunt , plain spoken man. U be liked you, he'd tell you right oil, and U he didn't, he'd tell yoo that, too. JULY JULY JULY ·JULY JULY JULY We invite you to attend our spectacular Mid-Summer Sale. Each year 'at this time, we offer our regular stock of imported and domestic Chandeliers, hanging lamps, wan seonces and table lamps .at fabulous reductio!!S· A once a year opportunity to purchase carefull.y ielKted items from the most comprehensive collection of tnily fine Lighting Fixtures In . the Harbor area at reduced prices. 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The council listened atten· lively and eventually tooTt official action to confirm its . 4'pol1cy'' of non-harassment of, homosexuals, or any other group. · Now the protesters are talking about seeking the dis- missal of the city manager and the police cblef, as a follow-up-to the meeting. · To the outside observer it would appear that the group was given a fair. dignified and lengthy bearing . and an assurance, which one must l(ssume was sincere, that !her' will be no . harassment tbrougb excessively ualolls police action. .If there is any question of illegal arrests, the charge should be made In a court of law. The call 1or firing top city officials at this p<iint i• out of order and Invalid. Clouded Ownership Several acres-of the most scenic and valuable land In the Capistrano Beach Palisades also bears scars o! cloudy transactions in past years during which the pub- lic may have lost the rights of ownership. Pines Park -half of which recently·was judged pub- lic -is a classic example of the malaise which started as far back as the turn of the century. ' claiming ownership recently ordered•the structure razed fo mi(ke way !or a housing project, Angry local residen.ts who have enjoyed the site for generations insisted the lend wes a publlc park and now have won a stay of execution for the gazebo pending a county counsel probe o! the matter. , Many other parcels --'<sonie-alteady-lmproved - fall under the same cloud and a trip through the archives sheds little light on the controversy. The gazebo probe ls but one of the cases which merit a complete study by county government and probably &ome·eourt interpre.t@l!on as well. V,otei'. · ~esponsihility · Current recall caltjpaigns against a city councilman and two school trustees in Laguna Beach might encour· . age some reflection on the responsibility that goes with tti_e §lCl of vpting -orJ in some instances, failure to vote. • ;protests against the official acts of Councilman Edward_ liirra nd sCh1>ol trustees Patricia Gillette and Qerald Linke sprang up shortly after they assumed their respeftlive offices, ~ventually building up to the recall drlv,es. · . . , ; r.hough justifiea as a last resort, recalls are costly and unsavorY 1affaitil ,for any community. A conscien• tlous, thoughtful and cautious electorate should be able U>-1J>lace. iii office, thrpugh the process of free election, leail'ers whosequalifications·and conduct are truly suited to 'tbe n~eds and desires of the community. Last-minute impulse voting, or failure to vole at all, can bring about•problems that could perhaps be avoided by a more consc1entio1,1s performance on the part of the· electorate. • - The latast example, however, is a gazebo on a point overlooking the sea along Palisades Drive where persona . The lesson.here, for both new and experienced voters is, 11Before you vote,. think! 1' 'mi.... _ '~. M!-.~-i s ''STOP FLAPP1N6 YOUR WIN6S AND SE1TLE POWN.'' Police and lf nfait-ness to Fathers In Div orce Courts N(Jn•crime Prob'lems FNEY J.HARRI~ I don't customarily publish Jett.rs from readen: 1n the first place, it seems a luy WIJ to do a day'a work; aecondly, mOlt letten are so diffuse that too much 1poce ~ be wuted. But there i! that ran aception. Not lool ago, I wrote a c olumn about our "crime· plaauecf" nation, and auggatod that in- stead of bemoaning our high rate of crime, more citizens Should try to under- lllalld our peculiar comblnltlon of violence, anarchy and hypocrisy. (We really don 't know how "freedom" relates to "order.") WELL, I GOT A lot of Dak from a lot of readm. Happily enough, I also got a terse and literate letter from the Chief of Police of Miami, Fla., which I'd like to share with you, because it indicates that · an experienced police official in a major city is allo lick of people complaining about symptoms and ignoring basic causes. He beginl by agreeing with my position on ,U111 in American society. During the cooventlcxt of the International Associa· tion of Cliefs of Police, "I staled that I wu fully in favor of hand-gun control, a~ well u the complete abolition of the cheap -or Saltn'day Night Special band·aun." HE ADDED mAT be received more leUers of complaint for that statement .. than any 'other comment in 34 years of Jaw enforcement." Then, after offering his generous com- pl.imentl on my "objectivity and fair Dear Gloomy Gus The trouble with tired old jokes is that they sometimes come true. The new sales tax on gasoline is openly computed as a tax UPON a tax. Figure it out. No wonder no- body likes comedians anymore . -Gloomy Gus TPll• ...,tu,.. ,..lltct. rtHerl" vl•WI. Mt lltc"11U11/11 f!IOM Of. ftte-HWlN-. Sonf '""' "' "'" 19 OM1m1 Ous. Glib' l'Het. analysis of the crime problem, ... he 111'.ges tbpt Ute American people must also ad- dress themselves "toward the root, aociological causes of crime." THE POLICE, in his view, .. have failed tragicaUy in their charge to maintain order and preserve lives llnd property. basically because we expect them to pre- vent crimes that are born out of frustra- tion, fear, prejudice and psycho - sociological apathy." We expect our Police tO be "crime- fighters," he points out, "and )'tt up to 80 percent of their calls for service relate to non-crime problems: domestic disputes, neighbor complaints1 and so on. In fact, the police have becdme the only 'social agency' at work ~4 hours a day." DOMESTIC PROBLEMS, he 'vrites, "yield broken homes, juvenile delin· quency, assaults and homicides. Unempioyment yields burglary, larceny and robbery." Society has failed to treat these problems, and expects the po1ice to act as a "social agency of last res'ort." But if we want a reduction Jn crime, h.e concludes, "we must combine sensible law, swift apprehension of violators, firm but fair justice, true rehabilitation and a concerned police with an adult awareness of the need for social reform. If we fail to deal with the root causes of crime, we shall be treating a terminal disease with placebos." Light Shed on Injustice To the Editor: Y~(printed a Jetter {l\-1ailbox, June 28) from a young man, just divorced, who has custody of his two young children. He is distiirbed because by court edict he has the sole financial responsibility for them. He feels this is unfair because his wife has as good a job as he has and should sh~~ this financial Ob)igltion with him. This often happens to men whether they are granted custody or . not. There is a newly-established organiza- tion, a sort of "l\1en's Lib" group called ''Fathers United for Equal Rights", ., wbofe--quain func.tioe is to shed light on the exploitative and unjust treatment tnen often receive in divorce courts today. HE SHOULD CALL G e ra I d A. McBreen at 956-0496 if he v.'ants to do Something constructive. His first step was in realizing that1 Jegally, his status is unequal as a man as soon as he steps in- to a divorce court. Writing a Jetter to a newspaper was the second step. No\V Uie rest is up to him and the thousands like him who up to now have passively ac· cepted the "court's burden ". How they also eventually lose their children in the process is the real tragedy, but that's another part of the story. . lt so often is the same poople who so 1• self..righteous1y protest every badly treated minority who at the same time ;;how total indifference to the inhuman treatment of each other where they live, that give lie to their own argument. And therefore the work of putting an end to each destructive act UPon the "other" man starts here in our own community - now! EVE LAING 'AHdersoH Is Wron g' To the Ed.itor: Jack Anderson's July 3 column con- cerning telephone service for the Democratic National Convention in -Miami Beacb1 Fla., is dead wrong in -im- plying that the Bell System is providing service to the Democratic party under ··preferential. rates. : · Here Qre the facti: The rates being ( MAILBOX ) Letters from reader• art welcome. Nornially writers should convey their messages in 300 words or Less. The right to condense letters to fit space or eliminate libel is reserved. All let-- ters must include signature.! and maiZ.. ing "address, but names fnay be witll.- he'id on request if sufficient reasqn is apparrnt. Po<t'rl/ ·will not be pub· lish<d. convention. Service for others -such as candidates, radio--TV, wire services, newspapers -is being paJd by those in· dividual users. STANDLEE H. KAUTZ P ersonal Interests To the Editor: Our Legislature has distressed me lat~ ly in two instances where they appear to be serving their. own persOnal best in· terests. Our elected officials should be seeing to the best interests· of all the peO- ple rather than a select few. I have gotten the feeling over the past few years that the attorneys in the Legislature are more· concerned about lost legal fees from personal injury cases rather than the true facts of whether a law is good for the people or not. -NO.FAULT INSURANCE laws have been passed in three or four states and have proved workable. 1'1ley have also saved up to 30 percent on insurance premiums. In this day of ever-increasing inflation, my own personal financial posi· _ tion would be improved abic>ut $200 a year U such a law were passed. I sincerely wish that the Legislature -Would ~ss a law lhemselves-Yather than the populace rising up and demanding a "petition for P11;SS3ge of law of this nature. new interiors1 new this and that are nice -but we do not have the money in our wallets and purses t6 spend. In fact, our budget has been increased 42 percent and we are going to have to spend up to 1.8 million more next year to keep up with it. Let's start cutting back now by cutting out this unnecessary ex- pense. I believe that the city management's eyes are bigger than our pockets! BETH LEEDS Successful Clinics To the Editor : Due to the fantastic support or the Jocal press, local radio station, local women's clubs, other parent organiza- tions, local physicians and the school district, the recent rubella-measles im- munization clinics sponsored by the March .of Dimes and tbe Capistrano Unified Council of PTAi were an outstan· cling success! Children immunized totaled 2,669. Ex· perts !eel that, with the children who have already experienced the disease or who have had previous private vac· cinations, we have achieved the number of immunizations whiclt shou1d prevent ~emic of either red measles or in our schools. incere thanks to all who helped. CHARLEEN WERT President 4·H Cl11f» Rep lies To the Editor: A reply to Beverly Berryhill (Mailbox, June 28), who reported seeing a·young boy being cruel ~ a pig at the 4-H Club · exhibit at the Orange County Fair: Does any group which supports and fosters the positive growth of any age person condone any such act? No leaders can immediately correct ' every unkind act of ettry person. There is so much gooctthal happened at the lair_ -who n .. written the Mailbox in that sense? Has Beverly ever dOne an unkind act which otbers have ~seen and then wishes the clock could have been turned back? CM k C ll ,paid By ·the Democra~c National Com·. C Up On Onna Y mittee for its telephone service at its ----::.. Clonveotion are the same rates tbal any / other customer would pay for, the same ' TIDS SITUATION remind.! me or a similar law that was paaaed ror some politician in San Diego recently. I do not know the outcome ol lhat propooal. WE OF 4·H WELCOME tbe criticism for we grow by our errors if we are big enough to admit them. '!be boy in ques- tion will, I'm sure. W ASHJNGTON -Women members of 5enltor McGovern's Washington stall are reaearchin& the life and public and private career of former Treasury SecretarJ John Connally -now visiting a number of countries as the personal emlalry of Presldel)I Nixon. 1be J'lltll'chers wen given oo ex- plan-ror this un- ..... , usJcmll40l- One ulled bu llll- perior "Do;.. llllnk beWbe Nmm'• running.· mate this time?'' The answer was, "Coukt be. You never know what will happen in p0litlcs, pordeularly l!epubJi. - can. t presume that 's why we are gettin& thlJ ln!ormAlion together." . McGovern'• sW! ao lilr haJ not been ukad to do anythin& about Vice Pt..S- dmt Agnew. ·' MRS. ILIA PENNINGTON; twin sister of Mrl. George l>!cGo>ttn, is boss of volun,teeri 1t her brother-in-law'• na.- 1.-,1111 beadquarlers. Her UOe i 1 0*l'l>blaleer C<lordlnator." lier ·salary la '350 ·~k. . Mn. "P,,.Unglon II teUinc auoclatea llllt llflllr !ht Democnllc convention ( _ Ylously npocts McGo•em lo ~), D wlU. lhlfl to I job on the rood." Ex· actly wh11t that may be, &be isn't saying. But the inference is she will be organiz· ing women voters. IT ESCAl>ED PUBUO attention, •but the machinery has been quietly set in motion for another hefty pay raise for members of Congress, judges and other already weU paid federal officials. It won't happen this year -with a na~ tional election in the offing. But you can expect this covert move to surface in the new Congrtss that convenes next January. The pay hike plan will be engineered as was the last congfessional boost -from $30,000 to $42,500. It will be clone through the device or • study and reconunendatlon by a special commission or buslftesa leaders and otbera let up for this ~· Money ·for that wu lncludtd in an appropriation not unobtrusivel,y passed by the House aeveral ween ago and now pending Jn tbe Sena!<. It's a foregone concl1J1ion tt· will be approved there. Next then will be nsming ol Iha com-· mlaaloo -and by nu1 year thlJ Ume. _.. juicy poy raise will be all le\. Only an IC! ol God can 1vert ii. service. Th~ rates are based on costs and follow nonnal tariff regulations. Further, the Democratic Committee agreed to pay · in adYance for any service provided by the Bell System in Miami Beach and has paid all charges due amounting to about $90,000. INCIDENTAU.Y1 charge!:! on the same basis are being maiJe, for service for the Republican National Conventton, also being held in Miami Beach. And, if anyone else wanted to hold a convention in Miami .Beach, and ~the same telephone service, thl charges would be the same. Mr. Anderson i m p 11 es favoritism. If so, then we·:fiVOl' each of our customers. 1 ! · It should be pointed ·oii! ·that service exclusively for the Democratic National Committee, which is discussed in this let· ',ter. is only 11. ihlnor l!')rtfQI\ oMbe overall communtcations rcquirtd 1t·~the national ~ J • ~ ' ...---B11 G•r11e .--.. Dear George: , , Thanks for ~ colu!Jln. It gives ·me · a good laugh ·se.,.n days a wtttt l'nl sure J 'm not alone in _sayJng this. I am writing again, u I did then to register my disgust and anger at \; elected officials that get involved In tbi1 kind of legislaUon.-To tne, anyone •otlng for this smackl of· tbii old time politician with his hand Jn. the cracker birrel, at- t.mptlng to get eV<rytblng. be can for hinisell . i WAS APPAlli:D iO ·read that this had : paSled t!IO Asaem~ly ind was now up 'for rev\ew by 1be Senate. There is absolutely .0 justJ!JGaUm for this kind of leglllation. FeQple !"Ch u the San Diego mill have been · well paid and have a substantial retirement program How many times have our own children done something that we have told them they sbouldn' do? Does that reflect oar parental capobillty? No Neithe1' doH it ICM' 4-H !Or the people of f·H alao 8lring fGl' IWl!ness· . I think Be•erly's I.st stated question ia ~; she bad Ille answer before the queatlon -ol cour .. , no. Incidentally. most pigs squeal loudly even .when only touched. " FRED M. SENDRA Doesn't M•ke Sense • alrt~dy. I see no reason to give him .any To the Edltor: extra benefits. · he DANIEL s. CONNELL y l have been glving much lilought to I upcomlllg vote ol the marijuana Issue - (,'ut Back on Co1ts the legalizing ol ~ use of it in the jirlvacy or one's borne. One question arises : U it 11 legal to use To the Editor: tt1n 111e-11ome, but the sale of itis illeJal, . - Alter attending the Councll-Plannlt1g how ere the ll90rl going to be SilppUed? Commlssion meeting on the aeotheticl of · Are Ibey .U going to be growing the stu!l tbe llieguard tower-and &..ring all aides, In llle!r backyards CM' in Dower pots I came home wooderlng do we even need adorning patioo? It cloefn't make sense. a new lllel!IW"! tower even If It were ' ""1!u!lfill? . , I BELIEVE tbat man,y thousand! .of , .i..iuna bar committed Jlael! to a park. _teenagers and adults that "'~! vole for 11! We abould go on with the pnin' ol the .· legalization won't re.Uy be bi favor of Ila • ARDEN't ~All'' .,, ' O.:ar Ardent: Yoo may be al<ine -I only write it six days 1 week, .. , r.rk and k<W thi lifeguard stalldo and use, .but to stop the rulnolls !elony · · 'lmr that ~ 11pve ._. Let's llop spend· penalUes that are laid onto those who are .. Ins . mooey we do 11(1( have and otarl arresled us.Jni It and tbe worry and I k. f not t nd t heartbreak orpar~nts. (SeriouslY, lhanlt~ ror the nlct note; I do .,.,....,pt1 lL) oo ing or ways 0 ape money • From all I have learned bout tile evUs ' Ill. ol thJs weed, I feel h doesn't belon, 'to NSW CARS, TOWERS, mtluranta, the American w11 of lift, •Ille America• , ' ' to Men way of life has enough problems 11 It stands now. THE YOUNGER generation. will find prob:ems' galore in alcohol alone without adding another problem creator with the use of grass. Ants in the kitchen are bad enough. why add cockroaches.-too! Here is my solution to the marijuana problem. Treat it as we do other laws without the felony penalty. First offense for using it, $100 ·fme; see· ond offense, $300; third offense, $500: fourth offense, one year in jail. Selie..S .,. pushers, first olfense, $500 fine; second offense, one year in jail. If the above does not deter the users and sellers, then this drug must really have i\! GRAN!' HARDll'jG PHILLIPS Bondage to Bondage To the Editor: Quote : '"l'he average age of the \vorld '1 great civilizations has been 200 years. All nations have progressed through this se- quence. From bondage to spiritual faith. From spirJtual faith to great courage. From courage to liberty. From~liberty to abundanCe. F r o m abundance to selfishness. From selfishness to com· placency. From complacency to apathy. From apathy to dependency. From dependency back again into bondage.'' In just four years the United Statex will be exactly 200 years old. Will we have the tnoral strength to prevent history from repeating itself? ANN GORES AJ1t·i·al>ortlon To the Editor: Re the •10r. G\vynne COnvicted of l\1ullder" story in your June .. 30 edition. For the first time I 1lave seen a paper with the courage to print "ended tbe: lives-of hundreds of unborn children." I hope that this represents the feeling of the DAILY PILOT and not just a wire service. MY WIFE AND I see thousands o! children being slaughtered every year - legally -and are moved to tears. The right to conceive is up lo the individual -the right to kiU has even been denied the state! As a nation we exacted punishment for the war crimes committed during the sec- ond wor1d war. ,.In a few years our civilized state: of California will have con- doned the murdei of more children than the Germans' genocide against the Jewish people. Can we really consider ourselves civilized? L. H. O'BRIEN OllANOI CO.UT DAILY PILOT Robert N. W ,.d, PubU.her Thomas K .. oll, Editqr . Albtrl W. ll•k• Editorial /'CO< Editor 11'14! editorial page or ihc Daily PUot seeks to tnrorm and sUmu- Jate readers by praentlng this ~'IPl\pe"r'JI opinions and. com-: mcnt.ary on topk:a: or lnterett and. ;lgftltlwace. by ~dlnr • forum foi-the expN'Sllon <1f'our l'IMldel'I' oplnlons, ftnd by J)l'Csentfl'\I tJfe div~ \!fcwpotni. ot informed of>. let'\'Ct't t.f}d spoJcesmcn on lol)b or thedt.¥. 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'down dirt · •Gives complete ~arc ro 'all carpets from wool to shag. #3050 i \ .. ' " I f • \ \ ' ,. f DAil Y Pllif' Friday, July 1• 1972 QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandi r---~--~--.;;.:;..;.;,;;,;,.;,;;;,;;;.:.;~ L. . ..... Women Prone To Exaggerate Ally drink wltb an alcobollc content of more tban 20 percent t.lida lo loke away tha appeUte. Researohers at the Unlveralty of North Clrollna SCbool of Medicine found , tbat out. A dry martlol, for lnltance. It'a about 40 pereent alcohol. Worta !Ille an anesthellc. Or did you know tbatl A MIWON yeara ago at the ch'cl!'1 I aaw a man Nutritionist R(lps Alcohol' Sweets WASHINGTON (AP) Sweet 111ac~ are bad for children, .,,.,. alcohol ls bad for adulja and fatty foods are bad for everybody, a nutrition professo~ says. De. Michael C. Latbam, C.Ornell University ProfesMr of Nutrition, told the Federal Trade Commission this week that sugar and alcohol contain "empty" calories and ex- cessive use ma y cause nutri· tion deficiency troubles. Aqd the use of coconut oil and 1 lard . cheap sOurces of cooking oil in the manufacture of snack foods may lead to coronary heart attacks by plugging arteries with cholesterol, Latham said. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SHOW See and Investigate many different business opportunities. Get facts, figures, company historl.., profit potential, investment requirements, ate. nothing. ... m to fall from a mgh trapeze, only to be Jerked up abort of the deadly ll'OUl1d by a long rope lied lo bis an· Ide. How tbat staged trick jolted us wld...,yed lumpy-throated rural kind· er! Now I learn the natives of the New Hebrides Islands have Hecuted tbat lll!le performance for hundreds ol years. On vines from the tops of laJJ ll'eea. For the edilicatlon of stunned aallon. What's new? Nothing, ''ll's me again. I'd like to update last week's wjsb ... " lie testified at an . ex- aminer's hearing on an ·FTC complaint that fM' Con- Talk dliectly to ccmpany executNes . July 7-t, 1172, Frl.l~L 1 pm-lpm-Sul\.1 pm-I Pnt All this for a $2.00 admission . AGAIN a client uta w~ moat matrilnonial mates first metl ..,.,another. In scboob. lnvffllgaUon into more than 9,• marrlil1es provet tbat. Secood place these ro- mantlca moat usUl!ly 1et lol'fhtr II in tbe homes of friends. FOOD -Q. "From whence cometh sugar originally, 1.oofe?" A. Iodla. ' Q: "TAltl! an ordinary batch of wheat. Before It winds up In rtJ1 toaster, how many different chemlcall are added t.o ltT" Asks V.S. Action Consumer Unit Attacl\.s Controllers of Airlines tinental Baking Co. and Ted Bates & Co., spons ored misleading advertisements 80 LASHES A SIP overrating the vitamins in Hostess snack cake products RAWALPINDI, P a k I s t a 11 and Wonder Bread. (AP ) -Six months in prison Latham, a physician who is not a harsh enough penalty has acted as a nutrition con-for drinking liquor, so tbe sultant for several foreign government may lay on 80 countries, said the Hostess lashes for goOO measure, the snack products he studied orthodox Moslem c h i e f failed to meet the test of bal-. minister of the Northwest PLENTY OF FREE PARKING /I., ·No lea than ll Too many. Nearly Everyone Listens to Landers WASHINGTON (UPI) -anc1ng undesirable calories Frontier Jlrovince declared. Charging tbat the nation'sl----------....::.:.:.::::._....::..:.:., __ .:.:., _____ _:_ _______________ -:========~ Q. "WHAT doel a zoo elephant eat for breakfast?" A. Maybe SO pClllDda of hay, five loaves of bread, cou- ple. d._ carroll, and a few apples, U the budget allowa. No coffoo, DO DanlJb. MA""1! you didn't !mow Denmait bas 483 Wands, WOMllN -Womm m far more apt than men to ex. •aerate tbelr ICba and paiDI. You ay that'• not news? Maybe· not. Still, a llludy of more than 5,000 men and women IJ)OlllOred by the Veterans Admlnl.traUon at the Medical School DOW coollrml the 'lftdespread claim. Said study a1ao purports to coollim that most men ar'e more Intelligent than tbell' wlvea. I . SAY YOU lalce up • lorelan language. Like German. It's bard. But you -keep at IL Sir, you think you'll never 1et control of It. But you do eYeotually. Query II how do you toow when you finally hold aome command? Llngulsll say you can be certain, finally, when you dream In that language. . THAT 8ATVBDAY II the day of the week when the -blal car crackupo occur II generally known. That Wedneldly ii when the fewelt happen, likewise. Year in and ~ out, approximately the same number of death wrecb1are reported on Tuuday and Thursday. More than oa Wedneaday. But not ao many as on Friday and satur· day. Wednesday ls tbat day of the week when tbe fewest poaplo ch1nk. Addrt11 moil to L. M. BOl/d, P. 0. Box 1875, Ntw- porl S.""11, Calif, g2660. airlines are Illegally controlled by a few banks, insurance companies a n d manurac- turen, a Ralph Nader group asked the Civil Aeronautics BOard (CAP) Thursday to force 58 corporate represent- ative off the boards of 12 alrltnea. In a petition filed with the CAB, the Aviation Consumer Action Project (ACAP ) ldent· Wed the airlines under cor- porate influence as Allegheny, Ameflcan, B r a n ii f , Con- tinental, Delta, E a s t er n , Northeast, Northwest, Pan An)erican, Trans W o r I d , United and Western. ACAP charged that the management pf the airlines was under tHe influence of First National City, Bank~rs Trust, Morgan Guaranty, and Chase Manhattan b a n k s ; P r u d e n t i a I, Metropolitan Equitable, Connecticut General and Aetna insurance companies, and B o e i n g , McDonnell Douglas a n d General Electric manufac- turing firms. "The known investment of these banks, insurance co°'- panies and manufacturen in airlines amounts to $6.4 billion or more than 50 percent of lhe total usets of all certificated carriers," said ACAP ex- ecutive. director K.G.J. Pillai. He · said the investments were in the form of long-term loam, debentures and ownership interest in airplanes. 'Playland' Units Eyed llY Cl.EMING SPECIALS SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A . '50 million apartment end commercial development to cover JO acres occupied by deteriorating PiaxJand.at-lhe- Beach has been approved by tho city Planning Commlaalon. Commissioners voted S.O to pe 1 pahead to the project of Jertmy Els-Hoklna for the ?2Wpartment complex in whielt nots would range from $175 for a studio to !400 for a ltmrJ 1Dlt. ' 111¥1TED STATES IWATIOl\'AI.. . •AIVK SOUTH COAST PlAZA ' BRANCH --SA•YS 9 11 1 P.M. ... ,_ IMP.II. ...... IM P.11. '" _,_..__ ... ... -- • I BBJSPREADS ANY SIZE CllANED &PIWED I!! 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The 35-ton, I~ BOATING the wind lJ "quile good" for the leading boats and probably would last until the first boa• reaches the finJsh line, some time Ibis weekend. The quickest .J trip ftom Plymouth, England to Newport in the three-:race history of the quadreMial competition wu made in J~ by Geoffrey Wllllams, whq_ brought 11Sir Thomas Lipton" inlo por! in just under 28 days. Th,e current race, which began June 17, is almost cer· lain to produce a new record. The spokeswoman. said Ter1ain radioed that he expected to finish some time Saturday, the DANA POINT FLEET -The National Columbia bia-24s will be included In the new unit. National 22nd day since be put out to Challenger Association has organized a new fleet at championship for the class is scheduled at h1arina foot schooner, heaviest and longeat in the race, reported earlier ln the week she had been stalled by diminished winds some 500 miles from her destination. presumed lo be stlll Jn the running "only because her last position was well up," the spokeswoman said. Dana Point Harbor to be known as Fleet 5. Colum-de! Rey in Au gust. sea. -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-=--~~'-~~~~~~~~~~~~-All other entrants, including The only other entrhnl that ltill may be in contention, the spokeswoman sald, is Pen Dulek IV, sailed by another Frencllman, Alain Colu. No word ha11 Come from Colas since last Sunday and she Is The ?~toot Pen Duick IV smaller than Terlaln's boat! had been 'expected to gain dur- ing the calm period, race organizers said earlier in the week. BUt on Thursday, the Observer spokeswoman aaid 11-mi le Course the modem, 46-foot trimaran Three Cheers, steered by American · Tom Follett, were out of contention, the spokes- woman said. Follett, !n his super·light· craft, had been described as likely to benelit from the lighter winds a few days ago. Melges Tal{es Olympic Trials SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Bud Melges of Zenda, Will., moved into fll'st place in the Soling Class Olympic yachting team trial.I Thursday with bis third consecutive first-place finish. . The 42-year-old helmsman completed the 11-mile Olympic course in San Francisco Bay * * * 1* * * 2 New Y ork S kippers Win 5th Round Races MARION, Ma!S. (AP ) - Glen Foster .of New York won the Tempest class race and Nonn Freeman of Ithaca, N.Y., took the Finn class race Thursday during 'the fifth round of the U.S. Olympic final sailing trials on Buzzards Bay. Jack Linville or Scarsdale, N.Y., was second in the Tempest class Thursday and Willlam Cox of Darien. Conn., look third. James Santroch of Berkeley, was second in the Finn class and Louis Nady of Berkeley was third. With two races in the trials remaining, Foster and Nady held commanding leads in the low polnt scoring appear shoc>in! for selection to the U.S. Olympic team. The winner in each class if chosen for the team and the second-place finisher goes as an alternate. Foster, who has used his "throwaway" to remove his worst showing from the scor· ing total, has 5.7 points, followed by Linville, 26 points, and Cox, 32.7 points. Nady, who also has used bis throwaway , has 8.7 points followed by Jeff Lenhart of San Diego, 22.7 points, and Ed Bennett of San Franoi!co, 33 points. Lenhart and Bennett fouled ou\ in Thursday's race, and used that as their throw-away. one minute 13 seconds ahead of Bruce Goldsmlth of Win- netka, ru., in a 22-knot breeze. Melges led the fleet of 33 keel boats from the start, which was delayed -one hour until the wind settled. Crewing for Melges were Billy Allen of Minneapolis and Bill Bentsen of Chicago. Goldsmith look over second from Dave Curtis of . Marblehead, Mass. wbo ran into apinnaker trouble and dropped Jo llth. Lowell North of San Diego finished third In the race and dropped from the lead to sec- ond in the series standing. Going into Friday's final race, Melges. North and Goldsmith. no\v third, were in the running for the single berth on the U.S. team Jn the Olympic games at Kiel, Germany. Earl Elms of San Diegq WU dismasted a~ dropped 'from fourth to foillb in tile ieJi1!s, while John Daiie of New Orleans advanced to fourth in the standings by llnlshing fifth in Thursday's race. Governor's Cup Shows 3 'Tied Up' 5 7.;f oot Sloops Near Fini sh in Tahiti Race Three yacht clubs were tied for first place at the con- clusion of the first three races in the Governor's Cup match race series at Balboa Yacht Club Thursday. Winding up the first day's compeUtion with1 three wins and no losses were Randy Smyth of Cabrillo Beach Yacht Club, curt 0 Ison, Califomia Yacht CJub, and John Daigh, Newport Harbor Yacht Club. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Pen Duick Ill and A<les were in a closing ba!Ue for handicap honors Thursday, the former within 93 miles of the ·rmish in the 3,571·mile Los Angeles-t~ Tahiti yacht race. The 57.foot sloops were only 28 miles apart with Pen Duick having a two-minute edge in handicap ratings. Aries outsailed Pen Duick by five miles. 211·206, a n d yaehtsmeo repored speeda between !.4 and 9.2 knots. Sir Francis In Hospital Barbor Parade Sail Club Sets Class For Nonce Boat . Safety FeteS .aturday South Shore Sailing Club is sponsoring a sailing class for beginners and advanced pupils starJing Monday. The class will be conducted in two three-day sessions per week. The second session will start July 31. Instructors Jim Hadden and Marilee Allan will teach basic seamanship and s a i I b o a t handling, boat and water safe- ty, rules of the road, racing tactics and rules. Classes are. open to anyone interested in sailing. lnstruc· tion wilL be io Salvot of Kite dinghies. . The traditional boat paradC' will take tG the water Satur- day when a procession gaily dressed vessels winds its way through Newport Harbor to conclude Balboa P owe r Squadron's participation in National Safe Boating Week. Theme of the week is "Safe Boating Is No Accident." Karen French, Miss Newport Beach, her court, and 117..Card Stud," a rousing Dixieland b{md, will be in the lead boa!. The procession will_ fonn at 1 :30 p.m. at the west turning basin off the Arches 1\1arina, and will get under way at 2 p.m. At the conchp1ion of the tw1>-bour-parade the Shark ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT Polyester/Glass Belted TIRE SALE HURRY ... Offer Ends July 22 • Glass/Belted for mileage -•Strong polyester cord body Charge ~ at General Tire B•ll ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT These are the t.ires that are original equipment on new 1972 cars in every division of Detroit's big 3 auto makers. WHITEWALLS ONLY $3 MORE PER TIRE SALE PRICES E'T&-14 4 for .•94• • 2 for '48• F711-14 & 15 4 for *100' • 2 for s52• G711-14 & 15 4for t11C1 •2 forS5T •Tiilbl .... blackwalll pfn t1.71 to 12.78 Fed. EK-T•x P9t fit• .... pending on .ize I • ... Fleet Official~ Dana Unit 08.llU Point Ilarbor has Its first official sailboatifleet. 1'he National Columbia Challenger Associ at.ion ba.'f announced the fonnaUon of the Fleet 5 at Da.'la Point. . The national association also bas fleels at King Harbor, Ma rlM del Rey, Stockton and San Francisco. Membership ls open to O\!ifler s or Co l um b ia Challengers and Columbi~24s. J lnterested owners are invited 1 to contact the Na tional i Cha llenger Association. P .O. Box 282, El Monte for details. • Coastal Weatlter SUM'f tOd•Y· Llgnt v1rl1b!t wln<h ntgnt end mornlnp llcurs ~omlnv JOUll'l"sl to we!! I to ti · knols !I'! •!!t rl>OOlll lod•Y 11\d s~iurdev. Hlglt 1001y. 70. C11111t1I ltmper•lures ••rive uarn If IO 69. 1111•1'<1 !tmpera!urH ••"9• Ir"'" l9 to ... w11er llmptr<J!vrt, u. Su11, ltfoon. Tides F1110AY Stcflftd high 1 02 p m. '·' Second low 11 JI 11.m. 1 l SATUllDAY Flfll hlOh FIP1f )Ow Second hlOh "' .. "'" SUNDAY tll•.m. ]1 1:~ "·"'· 0 11 7:51 p.m. l .f 1·31 p,m. 2 1 Flril high , . t :!-6 •.m. 3 f Flrif ktW .. . .• , J:Zl •.m. ·'' 5.cond 111011 • ' • .. .. l ;olll "·"'· 1 0 Seclllld IOYt . • . 1:1l p.m. 2.2 Sul'! rlMt l :~1 •.m, Seit •:ot p.m. Moon l'IKS 2;15 .t,m. S.t1 5:1' p.m. su_PER WIDE! BEL TED-RAISED WH ITE LETTERS "68 SERIES" F&0-14 .or 15 $35.;95 fJ,1,f.-2.lt4.• G&0-14or15 $39.95 P:,l .T.-2.tl-1.n OUR PRECISION WHEEL BA LANC E CA N A,,D MILE S TO YOUR TIRE WEAR! Come In Today! ' • • l ' In second place with two wtM-and one loss were Gordo Johnson of BYC and Mark Rastello, Long Beach Yacht Club, Third place was also a tie between Sieve Sm I t h , Alamitos Bay Yacht Club and Vance Edwards, Ventur a Yacht Club. Scratch boat Graybeard was fll'SI Jo finish the race on Wed- nOsday 001 with winds holding well at the finish, !be 73-!oot ketch was dropped to sixth on correaea liliie, apparently beating only tile smallest boat in the race, Jnisfail, which was about 1,000 miles out. Peil Duick, a French entry, and Hawaii-bued Aries were expected to finish the race LONDON (AP) -Sir Fran- cis Chichester, ill in a hospital at Plymouth after an abortive effort to cross the AtlanUc in his yacht Gipsy Moth, was given a blood transfusion Thursday. The h(]Spital imposed strict control on visitors wishing to see Britain's 71-y ear ao 1 d mariner, but said the lone sailor wu showing "some Jm. provement." Complete _BRAKE RELINE ·~ We feature Delco Pl ... urf1er SHOCK ABSORBERS Alr·Llfts -to raise Hie Hck of your car WJnlesa on the, openlpg day wm .Tohn Edgecomb, King Harbor Yacht Club; Marianne Simens, Pacific M a r J n e rs Yach! Club, and John Burton, South,,.stern Yacht Club. The series continues today and Saturday with three races scheduled each day. The com- petition ls In cal-25 sloops. Thursday. ' Min Sette, a 58-fool yawl from Rose City, Ore., was ex· peeled lo be the second boat lo finish althoUgh ranked fifth behind Siete on corncted time. Conce<Jo, anothtr 57-foot sloop, was rwuting third on corrected time, 57 miles behind Pen Duick. In the past 24-llour run, Weekend Calendar Sir Francis was admitted .to the hospital Monday after hill attempt lo take part Jn tile t r a naotlantic singlehanded yacht race ended throug)t mishaps and falling health. The old seadog 1J suffering from a blood disease that bis son. Giles hM deocribed as anemia. r Four Rac es Off N ef:Vport FoUr maior race! are >Clteduled In Newport Harllor Ibis weekend. Balboo YJCl>I Club Is boot to the jun!« aallon Involved in the maldi ~ !or Ille eo-·· °" which llarted Thurada1 and will conclude Saturday. ' Nowport Rartor Yacht Club will wind up It's It 7 2 Abnw-. Serles of offshore racea with the ..Uing of the Onil ""'" over a :a-mJle America's CUp type .~-The race wlll start Saturday. · NRYC Is aJao playing host to Siar sallor1 along the coasi in competition for the Baxter Bowl. Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club stages the fifth race of it's Angelman Seri.. for PHRF yachts. The race la termed the An¢man Merry-Go-llound. AcUvlty In other areu: Los~ SEAL BEACH YACHT CLUB -SUlllhlne sn.: ii> vl1-Uonal, keel boats, Satur- day end SUndly. Sam Moalca Bay MALIB.U YACIIT CLUB - P-Cat and Toronndo lnvlt.>- tiooal Saturday and SUnd'ly. San Diego SAN DIEGO YACHT CLUB -Trepte Trophy Race, !OR, Saturday; Hope Coronadoc. blands race, MORF Saturday. .OCEANSIDE YACHT CLUB -llummor Sertes, Slbot, SU. day. CORONADO YACHT CLJJB -Junior aimm..-Serles, Sa!UNay aad &mday; -Serles, PHRF, Soturday ind Swxlayh. ' Nore.u11 ..... ANf.CAPAYACllTCLUB- Santa Barbara Race, Satuday. SANTA BARBARA YACHT CLUB -Blue Star ~agtta, Friday, Saturday 'nd SUnday. ; I General JATO SUPER 100 ·USED TIRES NOT JUST A BRAKE RELINE But we do all this. GOLF BALLS 1. lnt11n NIW lltnY fttJ """" ... tU 4 1'hffltl L •flMllMI tfll cytlnffn; M td • .,.ffltl $ 3 8ALLS 1 33 FOR $595 EACH plus st1te •rid local taxes lots of '--'I non--skid' tread I. lltM "'lkH -lnlllll llHV'( -rty •r1k1 tklkl. 4. IM'9d llfl-1 rthHil lllM'lfltt. S.. T'll'll 11141 11'111 •II 4 ffr&t!t lllni""' " ltltlldl '""'' wtletl Mltlnp. 1. Ml'ltf llrtk11 1111 Clltf;ll,.. llMf'o .-r Nnh ... .. "'"" tat ,..... HttlllMll•. Crooked wheels rob your cer of maximum performance, ride, steer- ing and tire wear. We correct ca1· ter, camber, to.In, toe-ouf to your car manufacturer'\ 1pecific1tion1, .and safety check and adjust your steering. Don· Swedlund Most u.t. Compecl Cer1 Olte lrflCll $1111'1tly Hlllhfr, COAST GENERAL TIRE COMPLETE CAR CARI Sine• 1959 Hours: 7:30 to 6':00 O.Jly - PHONE: 540·57 10 · 646·5oi .i · 1 I l .I ' I 1 • .I I ., ffld.,, Ju~ 7, 1'172 ao,ooo in tountg Full.erton Wor~are Proces~ B!!!_ing Per Month · Benefits Reach .$16 l\fillion . . • . . • • -.f--' Record Not Working Yet FUULLEpRhTONeldAnOrang• ~s;.1~;!~~~~ $16,043,800 a month at the County Superior Court judge cl,.. of 1971, Wallace S. Ford, has upheld the valldity of the social security dJ ~t r I c t Fultert.oni Elementary School manager in Santa A n a 1 THE BEST protection that the social.. for work even If he baa less security program provides than 5 years of "'ork under workers of all ages. Some ~urlty. As little as 1\i Readershi\', poll• prqve ohlldren of retJred, disabled, years of work is required in "Peflnuts" one ot the or deceased workers "'ho the. case of a worker who \\-orld'• most popular comic became di;abled before they becomes di11abled before age strips. Read it daily 1n the SANTA ANA -About U million men and ~ o m e n 1 on welfare. across the nation are oOw required to register • ,,... 11. 1m for work or lose t¥ir aid LISAGE,..Ak'-• -.. ,..., see. ». "' under new federal regulatl<ins. 151 E•sl Twt1'1"·Flrtt 5t'"'· Aol, 11, c°'t. """' w tc•tMrl,.. '411an. 2i,. But the 80,000 welfare reci· ol' 910 Ar'Oftl, A.rl&IM!lm • · • 1. In Qr C0Uni ha llL\IEltTHOltM-NIPPELL _. J9hll pten~ ange y vc ••rt. it, of 191s wm '-''"'· s...-not been affected yet by the '• Allfl •nd lit<lbtrt• Ch•r""'-t4. of 1· hich t hn" It '622 H•mnton Ave .. H11nt111111°" &etcll new ru 1ng, w ec 1ca y llANCliAltO lll•ELLIS -Jd'lll Akltll, went Jn.to effect last saturday. 11, ol 1119 Elltrlt UM, NN/p0f1 De f l..c:f'I •• .......,.. 01.,.., 20, °' 1ss The state partment o W•t 111ti Slfftt, c.o.11 MeN ' Social Welfare has not sent ·~:~:o= L.~!r~o.~Poi~ Orange county officials the in- •nct •otirn J..,,., 20, of '311l ~dtrl structlons on how to im-L.1nttr11. 0.<M Point ' LOltD·ULLON -W1111.m NMIY, '°' of ptement the ''workfare" p~ ~ Flo, Lenc11ter •llCI Oti..aret gr ~lie•. 4. "' 1Mt G•rfltlcl, Hr.mtlnttoit · am . a .. m "They're still working out PIZIO.OMA.ltTIN -TI!om•• Mlrtln. 23, the detai"'·," G r a n v ,· 1 t e of .lS4S E.•fl Af'llh*lm Strett, Lon-~ BHCl'I .....:i ~ i:1w, 211, o1 MM:. Peoples Orange County 8trmud1, Wt1tml11Slf( ' Mcl(INLAY·kltUEGl!lt -'Cf'lrl~ welfare director said. Robert, n. ol' 1.sn MWon Drlv•, Besides he added the coun-.it.pt. 4 Hu11!1Mton 8Mdl trid Uurlt ' ' A1111t: 11, at 11st w111 ... w .. ,., L•..-ty ts already doing most of the 1ff:~At<AVl\MA _ ~.1.....,1ko. "·of · 'activiti'es ~ government is 2000 P•rSOllS 1tNC1, co.11 Mett •nd now reqQ.est1ng, . ~=o. ~ Of "°° ,.,,... Rad. The aim of the workfare MARSHALL·LOOSOON -G«>rtie. 20. program la to get people off of 22" l'tullt1l11 W•Y E•tt, A.lot. ,t., I and . I ll f c°''' Meta •rid 1(.,.., """' ,,, of wel are m o se -11u - 22" Fou11t•l11 w.., 1111, "'"'· A. ficiency as 1·ob hoJders fol· '°''' Mew. • ITEIN ... ELLO\llCH -Dlnnl• Mlcl'IMI. lowiog placement m federal 21. of ,,.,,.. 1<1.w1111d, Mtctw•v crrY training programs •lld ArCS.llt Mlri., 22. ol ,,.,,.. • N~itlld, Mrctw•v c rtv Uqder the new regulations, WAH ER·llGGERT -Rldllrd Gll"I', all people receiving welfare 11, ol #' $1~nlf'I St •• Apt. a. Cot!• • • """ •net .~ Mldltl'1t, 11, o1 must .register for work with 31' Shc1eentti s1 .. ....,._ •· cas11 M1s1 the state Department of H ICKMAN-LOWE -ROfff" Cll1rle1, 23, • cl no.l WMt '°"' HlohW•Y· NrNPQrf Human Resources and With 8tldl •lld Mll'Nrfl Gr•c•, n. of he fed al k 72IU w"' cout Hfohw•v. N.wPOrt ot r er wor programs INdl ' CALEltOINE-MaclCAV -l y" don • 'Tlff:lmtt. tt, of 2231 Vtf'lno PliCI, ll'\llno •!Id f ll1•beth LoUIM; lt, of 12225 l111rtl TerrKt Ori~, Studio Cl~ IAl.OWIN·PiSANo-Glttwl Eitw1rd,lt, of 1111.S ltll.t111d, Slftll Ft SrPlllft Ind Nickl J .. ,... It, ff 2901 EurDP• Ave .. Cotl• #llM lOFGRl!N!ltlLEY -MtctlHI Mlrtln. 24, of 123 E. flort1I, API. e, 5•11 Ciemtnte •lld Mtrlorlt A/111, It, of 121 WHt l obol Mtrlno., St11 ,_, Building ToB~Begun In Autumn ' • "ANSON-THIELE -ltOWrf l(elth, 23, of 7'5 St•rtford AYe., Mtlllo P•rll Ind 81rblr• LYM, 2:t of ltli Port Sllrl-lnl Pl1e1, N'-I "Id! SANTA ANA -The Iong- '•oeY<MORELANO -Fred LOUii. 22, delayed conStructlon of a nine- of 115 IHI T-"'4'collcl St., Cotti Mffl '"° J1nev Ellftn, n. of 4111 story, $14 million federal ''"*U"' AYe., Fuli.rtool t ffi buildin · KOCH4ZALAY-cr111 st.ntn. 25, of ·govemmen o ice g 1n Slo.t ....,.,,.. 1<1ewpo11: at.m .1111 . the Orange County Civic =.111.:__Rr,· ,.::;.;:_~ ctc1•r Center is expected to begin in COFFELT·WILMES -l:•irv JOI, 20, September, aocordlng to Earl "' tJD~ Nortti. stf'I. Atd!llOl'I 11111 Bau"'man, public se-"-0oro111r Anrt Wllrnfl, 17, of lllSO &• • •• .. ~ 1::,1:tt~:o::~111.,:~ H•m,.,, director for the G e n e r a 1 As. of 13092 .S•ndr• Pl1«. G•nHl'I Services Administratioli, GrOYI Ind £le1nor LtB•ron, 33, of BaUgbm&n Who -rks OUt 11230 SJn MlllO, ,.,,-. L...5, Fou11l•l11 ' nv v.11.v of the GSA regional office in San Francisco, said t h e Death Notke• 303,7QO.oquare foot facillty will oui•HAM house about 900 f e d e r 1 I rJ:c.~-~~~~. ~~';'i, ~'12: fu'~~ workers. MOit Qf them will be ~ tw 1hter. J .. 'IJC; Ht11~of ~•lbCNI moved from ezlsting federal S_r:':t 11=. =11,.Jo.v~ Tt offices scattered tbrollgbout J.tr'J~m.'::~-·~P~ ,.,,.111r the county. ......,..., ~~rlbutlom be me. Ho··-~ in· the '-•"-"•• at to "" or-CwnlY Ht•rt Auac:l•llon.. w.::teU 1.AU&UWlfi aatti·g•,_,.. Funer11 Homt< ear-....-. Santa Ana Boulevard and ,.,.r, IAdor1' ,bqft n..-C.O•M of DDrotlW S. Pool*, ·31J21 Sull'lmll Jteed, '"'-wu l(llU"eet, 30IJtb the Sau!fl L..tiullll. Diil ol cN•th, July SL 1971. DeW county ,~•rihou.'le. . , Will be ' s-Nte bY tllnbtnd. J•= A. ,.~ ,._ - ORANGE COUNTY .reports. Districts controversial busing Of tbe 146,000 social sectU'ity. program. beoeflciaties living in Orange Judge William C. Speirs re-County, about 96,000 are jected a· class action filed by retired workers and their the parents or a r f e c t e d. dependents. Another 35,000 are receiving benefits as the students in a ruling that survivors of workers "'.ho have described the school trustees' died, and 14,000 are getting one-way bu.sing program as benefits as disabled wor~ers "reasonable implementation or their dependents. of governing constitutional Ford pointed out t h a t principles ('()l)Cetning racial although most social security beneficiaries are older people, desegregation of schools." about One out of every four is He reached his decision under age M. In Qllifornia, after two days of hearings in 539,573 people under age. 60 which parents of affected· are collecting social security students .argued that the bus-payments each month, Nearly unless exempted. ing of students from Maple 284,000 are undet age 18, Children under 18-year-Qld, School to five area schools of receiving payments because a mothers with pre-school age predominently Anglo Saxon working father or mother 'has children, the elderly and ihe enrollment w.a.s unfair and died or is getting social securi- dl.sabled are still exempt. discriminatory· ty disability or retirement Maple School was described benefits. Most of the 56,357 Unlike previous rtgulations, as having a 95 percent ethnic beneficiaries i n California some older children not at-minority enrollment. Parents between 18 and 22 years of tending school and mothers protested . that it was the in-age are getting student's with children over si:x years tention oC trustees to divert all benefits under a provision in old must now register, Peoples students from the school and the social security Jaw pennit· 'd th those 1 tt convert it into preschool and ting the continuation of a .sa1 at a er 1two pr<r community center. child 's benefits beyond his 18th visions are Ult only ' ones not Judge Speirs agreed with birthday, and up to age 22. if already followed in the CO\lllty. the trustees that the one way the child is attending school All except ~ exemP.t.ed in busing plan launched last Feb. full time. this COW\tY already complete 8 was a "reasoriably necessary Also in this 18-22 age group , reac!>ed Ir and who will pro.1~24::_.-!F~onl~sa~id:._. -----''=D=AIL='<!:::::;.l'ILOT:::::;;::::. ====' bably never be able to work f ~ and become self-supporting. ~ 1ur The monthly bene!it.s of lbese ·-~ ·:~ llGCCSTSHOW Of Ill UIO young people, severely ban-·,. 'I •f' wm or Tiit MtSStSSlflPI! dicapped by physical or men- tal disabilities, will continue indetinltely. Benefits are also payable to the mother jf the disabled son or daughter is in the mOther's care. Ford said that another r~latively small but significant group of~thful s o.c i a I security neficiaries a r e those who. receiving benefits as disabled workers. Social 'security di s a b i l i t y payments can be paid to a person who becomes disabled 5 Newport .· Grads Told Five Newport Be a ch students have r e c e i v e d bachelor's degrees from Cal- State Polytechnic University in Pomona. Area stUdents honored : ,' 1972 .. 18th Annu11 S 0 U ·y H LA N·o HOME .& GARDEN· SHOW JULY 14·23 ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER (air condition,ed J SHOW HOURS: S..11 p.m. Wetkdoys Noon· 11 p~. Soturdoys Noon · 9 p.m. Sundays ADULTS •••••••• '2..00 JUNIORS ••••••• 1.00 <MW.oo ..... It p.., .i~,_,, Roger Francis Brown, Don-• •. llGGER ANO IEm~ THAN E\IER tEfOR[ I na Kay Goedhart, Patricia I , _______ _;;;._ _ _;;_;;:..:.;;._..A • A GEORGE COLOURIS PRODUCTION Eleanore Smith, Jotm Gregory steelsmith and Donald George '------------------..J Soolhard. action" and "no feasible Ford said, are some other Human Resources work ap-slternative was available to type ·of ~beneficiaries, il- plicationa, he said, and most the board." lwtrating the broad family go into federally-sponsored1 1 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, :~ico;ed:!'\ro~~a:.· ~: Sumnaer Sale • Sumnaer Stale • Sunamer Sale • Su1unaer Sale plicants. Federal proponents of the plan hope that the weitare recipients will eventually get jobs in the regular job market because of new training. Bob Hope's Show to AUl New Hospital IT· Regular 130. To 165. ' -j. SPORT COATS a~.,~·~. 59. ITALIAN KNIT SHIRTS 2~i~·~. 20. DOUBLE KNIT SLACKS 2~~"i~r3s.19. I mens haberdashery ANAHEIM -Comedian Bob Hope will bring an all-star 201 marine ave show to Anaheim Sept. 17 to -• I • balboa island mark completion 'of Anaheim 673 a· 782 th t 10 g 10 6 Memorial Hospitals acute • Open mon. ru S3 · ' , SUn. - ~·backed by the Les [!!!!!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'~!!!"'!!:!'!!!"'~~~~~!!!"'~!!!"'~~!!!"'=.!!!"'!!!"'=.~!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'';'!!~!!!"'!!!"'!!!"'~!!!"'~I Brown-.band which new with ._ .. _ ~°"'~~"='·· ~rc11v~ 1 PM. offices of Health, Education k vw c1111Pt1. Tnt1rmen11_ P•tltlc and Welfare, Defense • .J>e""',.._ Mtmorni1 P•rll. PKlllC View nd "· ...... ,Molflla,.,, 01re;'il;r.·•sOLL ment a u111:: In.tern a I e ..... 1shar!Y> 1~.oiL A" ,., of mi Revenue Service, Baughman #JlllloY St. Hunt Ion Bn<ll. Ol lt of ·d him on hi! Christmas tours of U.S. military bases al>road, will mark the la1JDcbf'ng of Hospital Week In Anaheim. Thi hospital's $% million acute care center will open Sept. 2• and will admit its first patients Oct. 1. It will provide intensive care for a wide variety of cardiac '·medical-' surgical patients, MANSFIELD'S ARE ••• . .. ·-t YOUR FULt ·SERVICE FURNITURE STORES d••lh, July 5, 1t12. SUN1Ytd by cMIU1ht1r, $8) • Alic-A. Hvn111, H!JlltlMtorl 11 .. ch1 tf'l•H p "ble th f "· brolMn. ••Y 1,..."°'r. Dobbin•. c11111 OSSI o er uses or we ~obltrt •nd chttt.r '""™'u, Hun111111an nl-floor structur offi ffdl1 1lsttr. illutll ~chl»ld. £""1ne. ,..,-e are ices '"'°"' -91"•ilclchl • Services, Sltur-for local congressmen and d•r. 1 PM, Stnl~ "'"''· lntermtnt. ' ~~ slltoM01 "•on '""'lf'I'· s m 1111 • future federal courts, plus a ,.__,.,.,.,, rec: &.AMI US P t 1°· I bst · c~rta Umb. 1211 P•nnlltcrton or1ve · • ~ a ox:rv ce su ~lio~. t Hope said his Anaheim Convention Center show wiU mark his first visit to Orange County since 1969. I J ' f Huntlf191ot! BMCh. D•lf of •""· July 2 Architect tor the building IS 1~. Su7J.-::::' 'R':i: '':~'"W.;:ti William B I u r o c k and ~= ~--• n.1a: ••· a.ii · Associates of C.Orona del Mar 8 •r '~SONI • Eclwlrd W ''nor11. .Blfoved husband of Mrs. P••ft I P1""'111 'l•tlltr of Mrs. r,IY A. Hllr\~Mn. N111CY J. F•lll!ll .lf'ler of Mrs. tllel ur.n. Also sutYIY«I MYll'I er dllldrtfl. Mtmor\11 ~kH, S.tvrd•w, JrJly IS, 1 PM. II IM Chl.lr'Ch of Jnut Cllr111 of L.llMr Dty S1!11t1• tol DoY«" Drive, N...--l a .. ch. ,....,,1 r WHHts tf'IOH wllhl11t to mtk• mtmOl"l•I contrlllUtlont.. °"9M "'nlr1but• to the Hterl Flllld. F-i Uwn G.-.le. Forett LIWll MOf1Nn', 8*1-TZ BERGERON l!IJNERAL HOME Col'Ollli del Mar -Costa M.,. Ill HU BELL BifoADWAY MORTUARY Ill Broadway, Costa -uwm • McCORMICK LAGUNA • BEACH ulORTUARY 17'5 Lapna Cnyoa RL . -IS PACIFli VOOI MEMORIAL PARK CemefeJY Mo<lllU)' Chapel I • .paclflc View Drive Newport Beach, Cllllonlla "4-!7UI PDK,AMILY COLONU,L FUNERAL ROME "'18GltaAve. ....... m.ms 111111'111'1afORTUARY IJf1 Mala Ill. llulillltOO lleacll DI GSt ..................... _,Oor........,_ .. , ,.. ... Jlollo -.. -f•s• ... Or,.,.. . .,, ,, a,,_ 44'f ............ .. ... .!!!. .. . Aod th"' read 8_.t Ark ilt the DAILY PILOT l•ndq ee11Mct. Leaa CIP•fes Lewis A. Sussmatl, 31, Newport Beach, is the new chairman of the department of classics at US Irvine. The assis- .tant professor special- izes in ancient oratory and Latin literature. He bas been at UCI since 1969. Scholarship Grant Goes To Scripps A scholarship granr of $30,000 has been given Scripps College. in Claremont by the San Francisco-based ' James Irvine Foundation, which wu organized by the late Orange County land baron. The funds will be utilized in many cases to supplement Calilomla State Scholarships already awarded to students of the all-women's college. Scripps College, a privately endowed residential institution specializing in the humanities and creative arts, bas main- tained a policy of accepting qualified women despite their financial status. Several methods of sup- plementing students' finances so they may attend Scripps are used, ' includinl campus jobs, loans1 scholarshi_ps or through slat~ and federal aid programs. Every Raleigh llghtwalght 10-speed cycle tallows 11 winning tradition. Designed and handmade In Raleigh'• own Carlton lactorles In Englind, they are bom and riCflinffilimf place-as th• Raleigh chemplont:-- Choose 1rom a variety of model'I Including a new 24• veralon of !ht Ratel11h Grtnd Prix •l'ld R8COfd, exact copies of lht lduft vtrslona scaled for boys. -FOllOW t11e Leader RAUkJW STAR'S BIKE SHOP 13072 SPRINGDALE:, WISTMINmR 926IS lfltOt It l.kt'('t '' ....... .,._ IM.l .,.......,., .......... ., 1944• llMl.AIMrk•rf -Mll•ttr c .. ,,. -.... P-...C. • FREE DELIVERY • FREE SET -UP • FREE DECO RA TOR SERVICE • LOWER PRICES " /ii~ f'(gf!S 5U liart:Watif aJJ~ 7Jrit/i,; rid! ;iectut,, 'Jtfrl'/ifZ!'5: . , ( ' • ' •• ' f s .. After Delays ' University High ~ . P~ Comp-Wied University High School's new awimm!Jlg pool ts finally COIJ!pleted and full of wai.r and coedl Oluck Morris is one of, Ille happlt!I -le around a!l a result. 0 Jt's great," he s • t d . Wednesday. SwilJll)ling in lhe new pool "was realfy fast when I was in it.'' he joked. But he~d be even happier, ho added, 1f mott ~ sign up for sun\mtW" swimming lts!Onl sponoor<d by tbe Irv1ne high ochool. Lessons will run from Mon- • day to July 21, July 24 to Aug. 4 end Aug. 7 to Aug. 18 • Sign.<>ps will be taken Mon- day or any time during the first session for subsequent sessions. -----·· Edg..-M. Griawold baa been lhe compound, were William l181?1ed director of new pro-w. Dnd&e, in charce o! ducts at Ha1t-Wtuoa Foods, operations, and J er • • e lac. 'lbe Laguna B e a I! h Kobrla, who h e ad 1 p~ resident's background Includes moUona, Pllblic rtlalloos and serving 1s vice prtsldent of advertising. Re1all Drugs, executive vice Both Or..!~ of ecirana de! pnoldellt o! Clyne-MaJ011, and Mar and Kobrin of West Loo senior vice president o L •·Ang~es have ~ auociated William Esty Co., Inc_. with Lion Country Safari since * 1967. 'Ille --Viejo Company * ·Corona t1e1 Mar re<sldent frld.,, J~ 7, 1972 ltlonef'• Worth Bank Your BI"'~7 -J ust Like Cash By SYLVIA PORTER II you are unfortunate ellOUih .)0 have ~ wlous ac-e Id e 1U nqulrlhg exi.nsive blood trtuislUSlons, your total needa could amount to 50-100 pints of blood. II you must pay (u some do) l50 per pint. your cost of blood alono could come to f!,500 to '5,000. Uy -11blood bank account" tlv<>ugh o Wlion, you r employ<r, .ltalernal c I u b , church or olber organlzecl group which has .an egr- wllh a community blood banJc or the Red' a-. Simply "'°" tribute periodically to lhts ac- count and the blood 0 balance" . may be used by you and mem- bers of your family if and when necessary. Soft Lens · Needs Test Classea in lhe i>meter-wide by 25-yard-loog pool -16. except for liny tots and . lifesaving, which are '3. has announc- ed the ap- pointment of Buck Bean 'is the firm 's new d.lrector of merchan- dizing. Bean , a Missi on Viejo resi- Bnlce F. Barnes bas been nam~ president of the North American Ttre Company of Los Angeles. Prior to assuming the ex- ecutive position, Barnes wis vice president of S p o rt s Headliners, Inc. He had been manager of sales for the DaytQn divis\on of Firestone Tire and Rubber Company un- til joining Sports Headliner ln JI you must use a heart-lung machine in the course of surge'ry, it will take between 12 and I& plnta or blood just lo prime tile machine for you. And If you happen Io have a very rare blood type, y 0 u could pey as- tr o nomical • Or sci up your own In- dividual blood bank account tor younelt ond ror your fami- ly -simply by giving blood to the Red· °"6s, to your local hospital blood banks or com· niunl ty blood centers. DAILY rlLOT Stiff , ..... PLAST ERER MIKE STAGG WATCHES WORK . Perry Monalvll (Shadow) Inspect• Pool Be Runs Clean Cell 'Hair Shorte ning' Ex perience at J ail BAD AXE, Mich. (AP) - for everyone: haircuts, While some mi ght consi.der showers and a clean jail. stories ·about jail conditions "Funny how many grateful hair raising, in the tiny letters I get from parents, ~1ichigan town of Bad Axe -though, and the taxeayers they are hair shortening. here keep re-electing me." "Some call it f r o n t i e r Washtenaw' County Sheriff justice," said.Huron County's Douglas Harvey, whose ter· seven-tenn She.riff M e r r i t ritory includes the University "Buck" McBride about the of Michigan and Ea!tern haircuts and shaves he gives Michigan University, had a his prisoners. "I call it pollu· similar haircut rule at ltis jail, tion control.'' but lawsuits have idled his McBrit!e" is proud of tbe barber's shears. dozens of clean jail awards "Doug's had his trouble, all he's won for his facility In this right, but all l can saY is town of 3,000 persons. To in-nobody told me I can't cut sure that the high standards ~ to keep a clean jail," &aid are maintained ; Jong..h3ired McBride. "Nobpdy's sued me and bearded guests receive a yet either, so l'm sticking to shave and haircut at county Bad Ake justice." expense. -Doctor· WASJID!GTON (UPn - Hinting that new "soft'' con- tact lenses were allow¢ on the market without adequate testiqg, a doctor allied with Ralph Nader has urged that they be withdrawn until proved safe and effective. The physician, Sidney M. Wolle, also suggested Thurs- day in testimony before the Senate Small Business · Com-' mittee that some of the medical investigators w ho tested the lenses bad financial links to their manufacturers - a c,onflict of interest situation which he said was condoned by the Food and, Drug Administralion (FDA). Furlher, Wolfe said, the FDA itself has just signed a $67 ,000 'C<lntract 'for a safety study of aolt lensea 'at the University of Florida even though the university and members of .the medical · faculty now have, or once had, stock holdings Jn soft Jens companies. Wolfe · testified as the com- mittee begM two days of hearin'gs into soft lenses. He is a member .of Nader's Health Resear.ch group that recently conducted a study of 18 doc- Classes range from begino-ne.rs to advanced· and lifesav- ing. Mommy and Me ancldlv- ing aes.sions are also available. For more information, call Morris at 833-2720. The swimminJ and water polo coedl first thought the pool would. be finished last March, b u t comtructlon delays and eq u ip m·en t breakdowns slowed the proj- ect. Plast..-ers were al wort Wednesday pe~ ....U 1 areu of the pool's floor and construction workers were waxing the deck. Under original plans, the swim_ lessons were 3Cheduled to begin We<lnesday. 9 Coast Students Rewarded -Nine Orange Coast students a r e among 200 receiving President's Scholarspips fot this fall at the University of C&lifornia's nine campuses. The scholarships, worth up '·r· to $500, are awarded annually f o r achievement, financial need, character and promise. Students awar~ed scholar· ships attending .UC Irvine in- clude: ' This week ·two former longhairs from St. C I a i r Shores, John Richert and Vince Scherz, both 21 , took umbrage at their treatment. tors who have fitted the lenses 01ie Student and unearthed reports of "significant" problems with them, including injuries to and in!_ection1 of the eye. James Arthur cm, 135 Tur- quoise Ave., Ba!boa lslaqd; John Robert Cary, 204 Cabrillo St. and Matt Tomblin Lee, 9H Oak Street, both of Costa Mesa and Michael J~ Liley, 17626 Locust Stree~ Fountain Valley. BUt Richert, who along with Sc)lerz· claims his c i v i I liberties were vioiated, con- ceded : I n 8 Years Hurt 011 Bus "Tt was a clean jail. Clean white shee ts, showers, the works." , 0 Why are these problems only becol)ling t p p_a r e n I now?" Wolfe asked. ''Why were they not detected during Only one student has been the c 11 n i c a l investigation injured in a school bus ac-stage? Was there suppression cident in the last eight years, of bad or unfavorable observa- according to a safety suni-tions?" Doriald Irvlog King, 26636 La Sierra Drive, Mission Viejo; Julie Paige campbell, 10151 1'{ottingham Ave.,~ Vie- jo and Lawrence. M: Reid, 11642 Charle; Lane; Huntington Beach. They were ~~ted and charged wilh being drunk and disorderly while celebrating their Fourth of July weekend i"n a state park in. the Michigan Thumb, north of Detroit. rnary on busing opeiations . Soft contact 1 J :e n :Se a , forwarded to trustees of the developed in Ctechoslovakia in Ocean View School District. 1960, are made of a special The pair, who pleaded guilty to the charge, s;tid tqey are preparing a court fight on the civil liberties islue. · School officials termed tlils . water-absorbent plastic that record "excellent" and' at-' becomes soft Md pliable when tributed ·it to the district's wet, easily conforming to the safety procedures and its CQntour of tQe t!Ye_,. They are careful aelectioo . ,ol bu s thus moq: coqifortable than drivers. bard plast'ic contacts. Attending UC Davis is James Robert Cbeniobleff, 2551 Salvador, SM Clemente and UC Riverside: is .Bruce D. McNeilly; 1302 Soulh Magnolia St., Santa. Ana. "I can't deal With (he chickJ no~ented Ricbeit .. "It~s embarrassing. 11 • "Loek, I've bad my troubles but nothing like this Bad Ase deal," added "Richert, who ad· mils to seeing the inside of the Waype County Jail and his home lown lockup. 111 mean they cuffed me to the ~h.ilir and there it went, 15 jncheS' of tpe most beautiful curl1 this side of Caseville." SbmH McBride w a s n ' t moved by the emotional mo- ment, however. ",They come in here weeping and wailing something awful," he sa.id. "But my policy stands . . The child who was . lojiJred ran into the side of a :pas."'ing car while crossing the street · . in front of his bus, the report stated. That accident took plact June 9, 1m. The district~wide summary showed a total of 20 accidents, mostly minor, since 1964. One bus driver was injured in 1967, the only other !Jljur:1. Ocean View's 21 buses, Jog· ged a total of 185,000 miles last year, ac;cording to the report, at an average cost of 85 cents per ;nile. The district buses about 2,()00 children a day to school, aside from field trips and sports events. Youths Give Testimony On School Drug Sce~e MIAMI (1J1'1) -Sjilly Pace, respond to ts "peer pressure," blonde, pretty and 16, told a that antidrug programs need congressional c o m m 1 t t e e vaat improvement, and that 'lllllraday that IO percent pf ' the students in· one. of soulh schools sb<iuld have author\ty Florida's largest high schools lo · force addlcls I n I o are on drugs and steal to sup-rehabilitation pr0gratns I f port their habi\s. pannls won'l ' • Sally, a former studel)I at Lan-y Pellegrini, who said Fort Lauderdale's P1.-1a11on be began lllllOking marijuana High, told the U.S. Houae at the age of 13, told the coo-SeleCt Crime Commiltee bead-ed tiy Florido ·Congressman gressmen be became addk!led Claude Pepper that most of to heroin and flDally turned to her teachers would just let her armed robbery lo support hia aleeii when ahe came to school habit. He estimatW be had stoned on drugs. committed more than 100 "lf you wanted lo g<t stoned crimes. at .............. 1," she aald, uyou • weni"'\;"tbe bathroom or lo tbe ~fl'~~~~~ Pl"kloc Joi." armed -· and bod ..._ Sally and -Jeli>tltn -'llTe&tod al ""'81 Idx u-• now tllrlidllallot In ..,,,_ • ,.,-Iet1 of dw,..: 1iee11 •f I ForU•uil11•1o.... Libbi M.cl>oDald t.stlW rei;brn1auaa ........, .., • and aoolber Flodda Cir! achoo!• dllliho. wore .-.-toa~Nsw "'11-1lr •·-ef.·'Y«r~ "*"" '"'11 tri dl)'I of._. on loelll 'llOtlDd up turnhlg wfJ 111 high achooll by p-·· ..... tbtlr clUS!Jllleo-to ...... nultee. • "When I got lbon, tllore , Asked by e o m m II t e e wtre only a eouple of Ill on membtn for advice on corn-clopt," Libby said. '"nlrte of hottinl ·the acbool drug prob-us turned on about everyooe lem, lbe teen-agers said the there during the one :yw I ooly thing dl'\li ad<llcts wlll was there." ' • ~ert Garbenstangel On Hand at Exhibit In this election year, Gertie "nothing machines '' - Garl/enslangel ts urging "Vote garbenstang_ets -will be one For Garbenstangels" from her of the judges. vantage poini in lhe midst of As garbenstangel pro he will the Second Annual Build a not be eligible for a pri7.e for Better Garbeostangel Contest Gertie, of course. Last ye:J. at 8nd International Rallye. tile world's first Build a Beti.r Garbenstangel Contest • and Gertie is the latest creation International Rallye, Tardy of Gene Tardy, tile Orange displayed Gary Garbenatang- Coast area's garbenstangel el, a mechanical ·man. pro. She is on el$'.hlblt now at 1'Gertie is bigger and better· South Coast Plaza's Carousel _ all!I she'a sell-<Jperated," Court where garbenstangets · Tard 1 ·-~ ,,__ ht will keep appeann· g until late Y esp 81'~· ~~ oug to have some surprises for Friday night. . those who stop to visil her." Cll•lic moment of the big Dave ch!Soto, radio atatkm rallye, under way J>9W, is ex-KMPC's "man in Orange peci.d to be lhe judging at 10 Coonly" (be's lhe voice of a.m. on Saturday of com-'Cruiser Three in daily freeway Jl!'litive eotri .. In the Open reports) will a11Q be a Division (all ages ) and Junior garbe~el jtldge Saturday Divlsloo (12 and llnder ). · morning at the shopping Tardy, who Is a graphic arta cen!er. lnslnlctor at Golden West 'l1le public Is lovited to College when be Isn't bll>)I witneso lhe judging and to .biJUdlng what he ca I Is meet Gerlle. D•IL.Y PILOT ltd ..... GE116e TAlllDY ADJUSTS HIS LATEST INVENTION atrtlo Garbonata.,.1 Dou Hor Flatl"wnln9 Bit . -I ••AN dent, joined the company. in 1968 and has worked in the marketing and sales department. ... A ~7-year employe of Securi- ty Pacific NatJOaal Bank has retired. 'Warrea G. 1-,.e11nall, Costa Mesa, leaves the bank's Los Angeles truot deperlment . where 'he served as l trust of- ficer. He joined Securlly Pacific in 1925 as a messenger. * Kea Allen joins I> n r e I Advertlslar in Ne,vport Beach as account etecutive. He was formerly marketing communications manager at Scantlin Electronics, a n d earlier public r e 1 a t i o n s manager at · Xerox D a t a Systems. * Two vice presidents of Lion Country Safart Inc. have been elected to the· board of direc· tors. Promoted at th~ !inns first annual meeting 'held at 1969. He ls a Univ~sity California. graduate of the s u m s i n of Soutbe.r n ·need. Not * J . Alerte 8ennema:1. a former director of the Costa Mesa Cham· ber of Com- merce, has been pro- moted to as- sistant vice presld e n t and man - ager of Crocker Bank's Yg· HI NNIMAN nac lo Val- ley-Oak Grove office in Wal- nut Creek,. * Qllkk Co r por:.tlea of America, a Costa Mesa lishlng tackle firm, baa announced the- appointment of Tom Sauer as vie~· president in charge or marketing. long ago. a Detroit work- er launched a ne\v career selling his rare blood for $1,500 a 1quart -or $750 a pint. Even if you ar~ able to find donors to replace the blood you use, you 'll probably have to pay the cost of processing this blood -and this can run $20 a pint or more. To date. the typical blood transfilsion involves lour pints of bl~. Each year our nee3. for blood is rising 5 to 7 ~rcent, excluding military n e e d s . which are taken care of separately. To meet o u r civilian needs we'll have to collect 7 ,200,000 pints lo Im. HOW CAN .you protect yoorself and your family against the prospect ~ piing high costs should you need a large amount of blood for a toransfusion? Motivate It • Set up your 0\\11 -or ram- Price Hike To give blood, you must be at least 18 and not past your &6th birthday, must weigh at least 110 pounds, be reasoqably healthy and free o! conditions and diseases such as hi_gh blood presSW°e, jaun- dice, anemia, ma 1 a r I a , diabetes and syphilis. You n1ay give up to a maximum ot five times a year and at ~ tervals of at least eight weeks. In some blood banks, you can withdraw all the blood you dona te. as long as it has been donated within a p e r i o d specified by the blood hank - typically, one to tv.-o years. And a member or your family elsewhere can withdraw from your account wlth y o u r pennl011ion -through the American Association of Blood Bank's National Clearinghouse Program, run In collaboration with the Red er.... Q. Whal about gettlng blood via your health insurance! A. O:iverage varies from company to compru:iy and plan to plan. But many plans cover processing fees only -and many hospitals ~uire a "replacement" ree to en- co u r eg e volunteer "replacement." Try Rela~ing to Produce 1 Q. What about comm~rclal 1 Requested "blOQd m.urance" plans? By JOHN HENRY office park development in A. ONE SUCH plan cfiarges ,.,,. 111a1M11 ,., .. 1y.,. B C '5 a year for an individual and .. Levittown, LJ., N.Y., in which y lu·ysle l'/.50' year for a family. This . NEW' YORK -If you ·cou1d he was involved IS a con-r may seem welcbme protection take a break from your of-sultant. The 23-acre complex, but most plans draw ex- ficework to swim, tend a nd · DETROIT tAPI -Chrysler cl .. Jvely oo blood from ~;d now u er construction, will Corp. has announced lt has ~ ,..- garden, or just reflect, you'd include a !iWimming J>!)OI, a asked the U.S. Prict Com-~·1 Wbo !DIY ~':~ probably also do more work, a roof garden, and offices with mission for authority to in-the mu:-_:_ obvklua risk motivational research expert i.naces. er.-plic.. for its 1973 to.JOG, You -mar find ln>- says. Ditcher'• own N!adquarters model -.•Ind trucb b)' an porlanl ud....,., tllld com- Erntst Dlchter,· preJident of I ,._ anrage of $18t Pw nhlcle. -~-• blotid p I a n 1 ·~ or we past 20 years have ""-·-1 bee u""""" -r the Motivatiooal Research ~-,~er ame the aecond lortunolely nclucO '1lle il>-been a 26-room fieldstone automaker to serve not.ice it ctntlye f<1r voJuntary .dona~ Institute of Croton-on-Hudson, ~' . ion perched on tbe. top of wanb to raise prices for 1973 .~ N Y "On I t1on1. .. . ., says, ce peop e a hill overlooking the Hudson models. American M o t o r s Q, 11 blood covered under realize they can have fun...,.t River. When he wants to take Corp. anOOunced last week it M~icare for older people? their i·ob, tbey'll be better pro-b Is boosting the prices of its • a reak from his work, be can J nd 1.. • A. Yes, under "Part A" -ducers. n eepl a passenger cars oy ho "ta! visit a_ 0 11.1 .. w .... tower" ad· an a\rerag I bout 5 t Medicare's sp1 coverage Dl.ch'·r, who serves as a ........ 16 e 0 8 percen · the f II ~ ts ed aft ~ jacent lo his office, stroll Neither General M o t o r , - u -· cover er consultant to corp0ratrons, "-n•b an orchard,located on CoqJ. nor Ford Motor Co. yet the first lhnle pints used Jn I """-•--each "benefit period" (spell o! b runes part of what lie says is the building.grounds, or take a uu indicated how much of an B ., the alienation of '1 ff ice , increase 'it wIU seek, althoug h Illness). Under "Part • swim in the institute'• pool. both ~ lnd'-ted .. Ill which covers doctor bllts, 80 workers toward "elr i"obs on ~ve ~~ .• ,ey w '-'1 I f u.:..-tt to dd ,_ Percent of blood costs subject the · deaign of foe offices apppr1·.l taorgs auw~' y a w to the yearly l50 deductible themaelvu. "We used tu build A ntitrust a;'ry.1e; estimated lhe in· are covered. ~·then ·lry to fit peo-a-eases it 11 ,uking· will ap-Q. How else can you save on pie lolo.them," be.1ays. Ch. proximate 5 p<rcent for its coots of blood ? · • ' H 't ~"' cara and .Dodge A. 11 you are scl1eduled for p~a:=~~:i;1~~ , arg e . l lnl~saldit\.m~on =~~i~~.r~trki=I~ the future will[~ much like a B y N ; "San 1o buy..' o1 1ms Ille ,a It relatives to donate blood 1n home or a)>Orlm"1t. "I don't ..., saya la nq•lred to ,_ Jn. advance to Ille banlt with ... anything • wrong with a . . stallation coots of tidaed which your hospital I 1 boaa dictating to liis secretary CARSON (AP) -Nissan tovernmeqt-mandated safety aoaoc!ated. II this hospital bu on a balcony or~ving a place Motor Corp., distributor ot and emiBiion equipment. a policy requiring b 1 o o d on the roof or Oft• tbe grounds Datsµq cars and trucks in the ~sler said tt also is ask· repl acement, find out in ad- wbere an empJ~ can plant United States, bas denied that lng for a f70 Joorease to· cover vance just whnt the tenns are. radishes in his fJ'.ff time,'' he lt Is engaged in price-fixing as labor and material cost Ur Ask whether friends and sa,ys. · charged in a federal anUtru.st Creases and an addltional $U relatives in other areas may Dic!iler proposes that office suit filed" last month. , !qr current optional equipment help you replace blood you use bui1ding designs tinclude a "[ tha "-a ' wtuch Is being JJU1de atandard via the CI earing ho u 1 e "thinking tower," a sort of am aure t """·char&et l Pr t•womb" into wtllch frazzled have JlO merit," aald. Yutaka on 1@73s. ograr:n. executives can retre.at. . The .KataY@Dla, Pre al d ent of,r~~~~~~~;~~;;;;;;;;;~~;:~=-~ tower which would be separai. Nif!rut USA. '.'Each of oor m1 1 f the fl dealers a<ro1t1 fl>o country is 1000 § rom maid o ice space, comp!etely independent. They might have a cOuch, bar, aell Datauna at wharever t.ilevision set, or dictation P<iC.. ·• tb<y cboole, t 0 equipment·, but no:telepbone or ~mever they chooee." clock, he says. "In most offices today · Katayama; dented t h e there's .no plac( where an charges of the federal suit ti · • ·thd " filed ~une 30 In San Frondsco execu ve can w1 raw , whl~ N•---and 1 Dicbter says. , u. says ,,_, a I ·The permanently s e a I e .d Dataun dea~. have 0encaged windows of modem bulldin11>' sloce_ 1186 in lllllowlul com- need be no dei.rrent to bl' .blllAt.,n and oonaplracy In stalling Dower boxes outside aft'aiJlt of trade." offices, says Dichter, who pro-. The 1111r chargea th a t posed that employes water the • Dataun dealen Mil lhelr CafB bo1es from inside by a tube and trucks at prlcto Ml by that would go through the win-Nissan and that dealn will dow. not sell to automobile brows or discount housea, and will HE FEELS lhe ideal loca-not sell or advertile outside Uon for an office building ls a marketing areu usignecl by campus Htting in lhe coun1ry Nissan. ..-subur~, where bOth trees Tho federal action ...a 0 and ~\01'1 s~ce ts In abun-permanent lojunctlon lo halt dance . There s ~ rea"!n f~~ what It called coneplraey and people to work lo city omc... price-fixing pr-and .... Dlchi.r says. . . quire that Niulll USA odvlae For those who must remain all of Ila dealers they mey .. n In urbanj 1k)'ICl'apen, life to atty euatomer at prjCes and could be made more pleasant in areaa Ibey c h 0 0 1 e 11 8Wlmmlng pools 1 n d lhemselves l!lrd<ns were .put on office Kata • aaid that Niulll '1ulldlnc roofs be says yama Even a big 'bulldlng 'can be ts required by law to Jllll a ~ In • war_,tb41 ltlckel: on eocb car quotiJC 1 prnerYft ~ lluman seal•, 111~-rel1D price,. i..1 i. lllyl lllchter "Yoo can dh•de said thla -not bind the the bulidq into lhree settlons dealer lo .. u 1! that price or and ~t them In different :'.'-\°t• whom he lboul4 .. n colors. · "Our pbnoqiiy of buslneu ORDER ,.autlful Stick-on YOURS . \ LABELS TODAY! Penonallnd • Stylish • Effldent Order For Y.ountlf or a Frlelld-• M1Y l:iie u1•d ol\ envtlop•• as rthtm addttn la.b•I•. Also v1ry Nncly •• icltntification l11btl1 for matkin9 ,.rson1J ifem1 such •• Dook11 ttcord11 photos1 et~. Labels stick Oft 9!111 and may be vs1d for mtrkin9 home c1nned foccl iftm1. All ttb1l1 1r1 pri"tH with 1fyli1h Vogue type on fJne qualify whit .. gummed piper. · ' ,..--------------------, I "'*" .,, ,..,._, c1i. .., t11a1t w1111t 11.w •• t ' Pli.t """'"" ...... 1 Di'I-. 1.0. --J,.. I I ~-.., c.111. mu •\. I I I I ., ... I l----~~L.Q.! PR!~~!'.i~ ~ ·~·_] AT LEAST a om e ol has always 'been that a !rte Dichl<r'a vl.!loas will h I economy ts best for .out transformed Into realit1 in an dealers and for us," he said. I z.__,....,..., ___ ..,_._ ... ,.....,...,.,.:.-,;:;s;~-.: • I ' . JI · DAllY L T' Companies Cut Cost For Profit • Frldl), J;l1 l, l~JZ •• ··-··--·--·- OVER THE COUNTER I See by Today's Want Ads e A MO\rlNC STORY' n,,y must set rld ot 2 1tov~s, a rtfriprator, and 1 dlth· washer • aD In rood 1hapt. e THE Sl'QRT OF KINGS 11 uitJ\a, and if you aN! Klr!a:·•lztd thil 7'3" surf· board II for :you. lt's ln &<>Od condl!lon, on!y $25. e CO AHEAD oo 11111 '10 9adcl 90 cc. Dirt rrady;'" chunbn' and allencer. Clean. ' .. COMPLET&NEWi ·IYORK STOCK UST -I ' "' ~· N "' " .. p .. .. •• . , .. •• c: c ~: ~= t• t' t • r r ;• ~· t• t'' •• • " I / ThursdAI', Jiiiy 6, 1'72 Tliursday's Closing P~~mp1ete 'New Y 01·k Stock Exchange List ' f1f c Complete Closi.Iig Prices-American Stock Exchange List • • LOCAL EDITOllIALS The DAILY PILOT Quite O~tn Fights City Hell ' • • • f .A:~~OA=l~LY~P~l~LO~T~~~~~~~_..:F~rld=~~·~J~uly!...:..:7,~1~972 • 2 Soldiers ave Ball: Michigan Charges Pollution 'by Ford Ping-pong ·-· drinkJ and Army C-rations were used for breakfast. To break the monotony, "we played the stereo r"81 loud to keep them awake at night," ooea.sslstantsald. * Television. actor Ed "Koo- ky" Bynes must pay $300 In back child support for his 6- year.qld son Logan or serve two days in jail. Byrne, 38, ,.., ordered by 5u1>¢or Court Commissioner Jobn L. Goddard in Loo ngeles to make tbe back paymenta or serve the suspended jail paymenta. A divorce suit filed by his wife, Aa:a Maynor, 29, ts pend- ing. * Mayor Sam Yort1, a long· lhot for the Democratic presi· dential nomination, says be will attend tbe party's national convention in Miami Beach next week as a disc jockey. Y orly told newsmen he will ~place the vacationing Dick Whittinghill of Los Angeles oo a radio abow to be broadcut from the convention. Yorty plans to interview political figures as well as play records and read com- mercials, a .!lpokesman for statioo KMPC said. * Tbe Carnegie Hero Fund Commi!.!ion honored a Lakewood man with a silver medal for h.ia: rescue of a burning woman from a burn- ing automobile less tlum a min· ute before it exploded. The award presented. to Dould Lee Pettljollll, 27, was for rescuing Margaret Don, 43, locked in her burning automobile after an accident in Lorig Beach on Feb. 18, 1971. Authorities said Pettijohn was trying to unlock the car when his clothes caught fire. He fell to the ground but .. shouted to Mrs. Don to unlock the door as he stood up, ac- cording to the citatlono. * CUban Premier Fidel Castro received a massive welcome on his return io Havana from an eventful two- month tour of Africa, Eastern Europe and the Soviet union. Castro's jet touched down at Jose Marti Airport, and tbe premier stepped down and was embraced by President Osvaldo ·DorUcos alld Raul Castro, the premiel-'s brother and defense minister. U,IT ....... · CHISELER -Deborah Darnell of Media, Pa., junior In art education at Penn State Univer- tlty, recycles matble la ICulptur!ng class. 11\lpply o! rejected markers was obtained fnnn retiring .tomb- 11811e carver. ! • • • • r , This ad r. good thra July 12. 1971 (11Dl•u you UM II to l~ a drawer wllh cmcl thn it'• good fon.,.er). SKIPPY • DIWG FOOD Al ddl prlct Jam gol111fto by to fobt It otl on my ugly cat, U be eats It then. I try the brotJaer.!D-law, POLIB~- I CIB COOLER Thia name hem nch a cold ring to It. I hope It liYea up to lta nam-.. but anything will help my 1939 l.aSalle. Boob up eaally.2988 8"110" REDWOODm Swell for planta, lffma to ouUaat moat of them.. Metal banded. (Gt .. your pooch a bath ID one. what the heck). 97c BLICK • DECKER 3/4 RP ROUTER MakH moldings. do cabinet edges. freehand wood oculptlng. many war1·to go. . QECOUDYE DOOR LOCI . BICK ~U'.l'E Good looking things. a lltU• touch addl Cl Jot.to the ·eatry.11'-. you cciD.lor!Jet about•bny!ng1Jiatnew .i-. . [ 97a:_. CEllTuJ. UCRTED 10:1ccuo: CIBJIH One 1111it..-ballg1 ID ' 1tlCOlldo. alic\JDg doors. glau abel .... with the light. Good 'alunlng light. you bearded idlcal. , •• ' . -• • • -, 4x8 FT. PL -IWOOD . . ' • Som• kind of UH!al atuff and. we -m to be able to k-the pm. clown. (Can't you just -the lrllhm<ul prowllng thru the north wood1 getting quot•• and deal•.) We hen"• plenty for the sale. IJIFLATULE llSSID LODllCE CRiii By the time .,.,...blow It up you.11bMd-a80lt chair to alt down and aakyou.nell why you didn't taaJ t to the gu1 •tatiii;m. - 3'7 . SCIEICE CWS m WEED TOP DLJ,EB Sort of a llqu14 ,lawn edger and If uHd right. to reno-a lawn. (Like using dYJlamlte to remOYe a mole from your noae?) 99:,. BLICI • DECIEB 3/1" YIBllBLE SPEED REVERSIBLE DRILL Tltl• tells a lot bat there'• • more. (contlaued next WHk OD page 49), 29 99 JODSOl'S ILEIB u u.. """la good you __ got a bargain. If II'• not IO goocl. you ...,. got a big Juglbere. One to pl--• lllU• tot Ulttle. beckl I wouldn't al- wltboat on• of th-and •r bubbf), 37:.. . ; • I 1/4 DfCB See ils at the 19'12 Southland July 14·23 A.•I• Ce•v••tl" c .... ,. RIBDWOOD PUSOIS TD'1£$ '#74"1 Hcmilln the 4 lllch belt. good two hand grips. ncdly 11111 c1o-lo bual11e11 la.t. Got a laoaalDg W.. a lukk. Yoa-t wild lorU.. _.a lncolon. 10 here they me In solid wood. You can llnlth natural or ata:bl to 11111. J77 liltUWEB UOllY PllE C•Ut U yoa lnlll the picture thl1 1• ncdJy IOmethlng (lrull the P-you want ••back ID the eaaplorme.nt llnei} 1 -997 JLICl•IECDB BELT SUDER ::o. 7450 49'' UICODI ILUAllDK FOIL Jl lllU• I0-1Wig lo get you ladln ID to -all the othor goodlu --.. th• lbel..., You tell -•• II a good :J"'.•? Jrll25 FT ··~OLL 4 FOOT FLIRE'CEllt fDtii£ Wiie II In ......... Cl plug COid. 'lldl SO ·-·~----- 11-lo ....... """' U.. dark conaen In roar Ille (or roar 11w1111•~ "W"'J"flla ,,. ;;:g. .., .•. . Oadered the • • aews11n orBeWlower I . ' . ' P ay T erapy Bui ... Sharon Shipley uses deflated beach ball (above) to develop balance with young Gerard. ' . ' . Below, flour play enhances •ensory sti mulation. ~men I BEA ANDERSON, Editor llrid1r. Julr 1, 1rn '"' 11 Love to Give -' Bitter Lessclns • Sweeten Life \ DEAR ANN .LANDERS: I woold like to say a low words .to th.11 '"'""'n who was mad at lier folks. Sile called them rotten grandparents beca,use they re- fused to be ava!Joble whenever she want- ed to dump her children eo slle and her husband could eojoy weekends cut of town. • I am a living ei<amplF of why grand-parents, Should not get Involved. Last Saturday I Jost my beeutilul grandson. Tltis child meant more to me tbon .. y living creature. His mother went to work and asked me U I "IVOllJd take complete charge Of ~baby. I . At first I dldn"t know whetber I had the strength al ·my age to accept the mi.; Ille phloe (Jood eoough for her boy- friend to hear) "Tell whoever it is that yW aren't alloWed to taD: forever on a ·9dloo! llight -Ulen get olf! .. You \ seemed extremely , sympathetic to the girl bul showed .no understanding whatever for the mother. Your answer was a ~eet disappl>lntment to me be- cause l'v~ always considered you a help to'·motben.-Thls time you really let us · -.. 1 have two teenagers who tie up ou r Jiione five days a week fn:m S until 10 p.m. On weekends, tt's worse -unless they are oot somewhere. Grandparents. dodors and lrfeods cannot get thnlu~h. I can' tell you how often rv. been told. "'Your phone is ALWAYS busy, I've given up trying to call you,'' I am sick and tired of the younger generation being resentful when limits are put on them. My chlklren have caus-. ed me to Joie my composure many times because they abused the telepllone. II teenagers . would be considerate and thooghtrul their molhers would not need respc:>nsibility, (he was ohlr.. five weeks to scream tnto the telephone and em· old), but I agreed to try. Within a month barrass them. I loot tny Ilea .completely to that little . -SINKING IN NEW HA VEN boy. DKAR 1SINK:.lf yH were 'unbappy Now. II m<mlhs later, my daughter-willl my Ont telpGOle yoa'n '°"" to ln·law announces, ooi cl the blue, that be a lo\ anllappler wllll this -· WUt'• she and my son are getting a divorce and lbe milter ~ yoa tbat )'Oli ••ftll't She -1, Jeo.vlng In three dll)'• -with the -HI -1111 ..... ndet reprdhif Ille tete- beby -to Hve In another state with her pllolle ud -to II that t.... ,.... pe.rentJ, I aft reqiected! I have died a thoo&and deaths since A -"'° -W pmnll ..,. l«n- that day. ~ emptin.., In my heart agen to 'tie "' tile ooly pllooe In tile is indescribabl 1 never dreamed I could hone ftr Hveti ltlus, Ove dlyt • weet, aohe oo·much. .., abdlcalff lier ,._.1111u1y, OI I am not blaming anyone, but this has coarae kids teleDt Bm!U -llot llmlt• • t11ugllt ma a ~Uer ltaSOll. N....,. apln .,. ~. ud __. tile ..... t. w1111 .l>e<ome so involvtd with a grand· mt.A, lddo WANT p-. child. ' -HEARTSICK A/11h10e IJ "'° -· M tky plene . DEAR H.: Sattly yoa doa't reptt ant' I JEW ... _. f(), ftey feel •VIII tum IM cblld. Be broaPI yea thil 11 --._,, ·-llltm to . '*""' )ipp1M11.' TbM are IM thlnp ..t..e ........... a. Pt IMP, Melller. ,.. ~ remember aid ~ IJ'llelul Yr. cMJilm wll ._i 1'I lw 11, .... . U 1"I ha~ 1ove tit ctve, why noC take 's not aIWIYI wy to ftlCOIDlte Jove, a -Olld .lnto yow -.1 1lleN ..,.clallythelirat.J:lilitaround.Acquolnt • .,. may yoaaisten .... neetl whit yo• Y<izrat!f wlllt the galclel!Ms. R<ad Alln lllve tt tffer, Pltm c1nrldl1 It,... I..edets' boOtlet, 111.ove or Sa and How DEAR ANN LANDERS : Recently 100 printed 1 Idler from a 1'-Y"'r.old girl -motlier humiliated her by yellinC \. \ ' to TeU Ille Dllle<enee. "' For 1 C<J!IY. llllil 35 ceots In coin and I ialg, otamped. sei(-esml enve4ope rib ,...-requeot to Ille DAILY l'ILOO'. · ' \ Daffy Pilot Photos By tee Payn• on • BJ AWSON DEERR Of '911 DIUJ ,1191 IMlt ~n Shipley leaches mothen how 10 ptay wilb their children. It Is speclal play. And they are special children. Described as a deve.lopmeotal ac~ tlvilles consultant, Mrs. Shipley works with children who are Jagging behind in development. She is referred to families through the 1'1ental Retardation Regional Ctnter of Children's Hospital of Orange County. Beginning in April she began making home viS'its to show mothers how to han· die toilet training, feeding, discipline and use of creative play. 1be alm, she explained , Is to ready the chµd to enter ong oi the many progranls available in Orange County. '11be programs just can't handle children who cannot reed themselves, aren't t9ilet trained or who have serious behavioral problems. They haven 't the time or the staff." HOME VISITS The difference in what she does and other approaches, she added, is that she goes to lhe home and not only tells the mother, but demonstrates every tech· nique in a step-by-step manner. "I think I'nl the only one in the county doing this kind of ""Ork," she said. "Ideally, l'd like to start "'ith a child at two or three months. Child ren who tag behind need more stimulation, not ran- dom, but program1ned for ;i specific problem." Starting that young is possible, she ex- plained, especially '"ith children "'ho have Downs Syndron1e (~fongolisml and other problems that are evident at ·birth or shortly art er. "With these children the mother should start early. Put the child in an infant seat. Take him to where the activity is while she does house"·ork. Let him be in the kitchen while she cooks dinner to ex- perience the sigh ls and sou n d s and smetls. BOLD COLORS "Don't decorate the child's room 111 baby pastels. use bri gh t bold colors. Change the objects and colors on his crib mobile at re~lar interval s." She cautioned that such .stimulation sllould be sequential. Bombai'dlng a child. with stimulation may be t,OCj much for a very sensitive child. Other children 1nay be just turned off. "You must watch carefully exactl y what the stimulation is doing to and for the child." STIMULATION "Today most mothers know their chHdren are having problems. They read 'stimulate your child', but no one shows them how and why," Mrs. Shipley ex- plained . "Many are fearful and overprotect the child, rather than let him expf:rience eVerything. '' Step one for the developmental con- sultant is to measure the child's develop-. ment on the Denver Development Scale, 0 1 meet lhe child where he Is. 1 start with what he can do-and reward him for that. Then we begin to build on suc-- cesses. You can' expect a child who baa - • 1>eeo ra1nng to SUtttlOd Just - you're ther~." Mrs. Shipley 11Tlves In a Vo!Uwagea van filled with her play equipment. Much o( what !he ule! can be loond In any household. II Is how it ~ used Iha! brings results. 'IANJPUJ.A TION " Basically, she wants the child to ex- perience a wide range oC tactlle !ilnsa- lions, explore and manipulate manJ 0- jects. These activities lead to more body awareness which is basic to skills the child must have to care for himself. Antong her ~tore of items are materials for sensory s t i m u I a t I o n . Children "fingerpalnt" with such unusua l mixtures as liquid starch. tenipera paint and liquid dete rgent or lemon-lime shav· ing cream. This is done on a table top and increases range or mo1ion. Another tactile ptay that help!!. \vith manipulation and eye-hand coordination is floor play. "tifrs. Shipley ca n-ies plastic . s\vimming pools that can be filled \\'ith flour, rice, oatmeal to provide differen! texture.c;. Objects included for play differ 1Vith special problems and age. Flour siher. 'vooden spoons, plastic cups and later clear plasic measuring cups are used. ST ARTS ACTIVITY Mrs. Shipley climbs into the pool \\'ith the child, us ually sitting behind him af'l(I initiating movement s 10 kefp his interest . \Valer play in the shaltou• pools aids in learning of eye-hand control. Strainers, a baster, e.inply bottles. even ice cubes can be utilized. To stimulate the sell!e1 and make the child aware of his body parta she teaches the n1other to tickle body p.'H'tS, give • brisk rub \Vith a terry 10\vel and then follow with smooth fabrics such as satin. To increase sensory feedback ?>alms of hands, arms and legs are rubbed with a "tuffy" pad be£orr playinis In tactile pools. Balance is learned through walking, crawling or rolling on mattresses; playing and rolling on a large, partially deflated beach ball: and crnwling, scooting OI" walking on a tactile path. USES MIRRORS ~1rs. Shipley works ·in !root of mirrort to help lhe children learn body parts. She uses mirrors so the child can see himself perform . ' She may visll a ~ u -u ono;e a week or every ttto weeks, ~inc In toudi by phone betw~n v11111 • becauoe .. anotiler part ol my Job Is to sK and talk with mothers, rtlntoree whet I sbio\'1 them, reassure them that the~ are· doing the right thing. 11 _ a.1rs. Shipley, and those at the regional mental retardation center, see lhis pro- gram as soroething that would work well with volunteer help to reach more families . ~nding is being sought for such a plan. j The consultant emphasized that she Is not a physician, nurse, psychiatrist or therapist, but has all of these resources to draw upon. She is not sent to a hotne unless referred by the center and can get help with a case if it require!'! more than she can do. "Many p_rolessionals know what should be done, but most don't have the time to go out and &bow a molher or a famll1 how to do II. Having more people llke ma to vis!\ the homes coold moke tile ~ isting progtafns run more smoothly.'' · • Sixteen-month-old Gerard ellf!Jont1 "toe-painting" with fl6"°re d 1havin9 cream unde~ Mom's guidan\. \ ) lf~ I • Course Helps Liberate the Men • • • • 6crip/j mean,., men neuer reaf/'J a1•11 • • B LAURIE. KASPER Of fllt Dtll' "llM jttff In this 1ge of women 's Uboratlon. "nobody pays much 1ttention to the fact that men need liber1ting too.'' But. they do n<ed lo be freed from "uruiati1factory life scripts which don't allow them to be total human beings," 1ays Dr. Robtrt S. Davidlon, clinical psycholOjist who Ls of· ferltlg a UCJ extell!lon course on Discovering and Altering Men 's Lile Scripts. "Since men are ICl'ipted culturally to not !OM control, it means they never really are satisfied. "Their life plan does not in- clude freedom of spontaneou1 na tural expression." A high premium Is placed on men's intellect and strength ("ability to cope with anything that comes up") while. tJwi natUNI expression of feellngs is considered weak, D r . Davidson said. INTIMATE llELA TIONSIUI' This, be added, makes it dif- ficult for men to have an In-. ttmate relationship with other people, eapecially other men. When a person has an in- timate relationship, he is vulnerable and lets the other person see bis emotions - that he is crying, scared or happy. Although this ls man's general cultural script, Dr. David.son uid each man alao bas a penooal aoipt -a plan h per1 on foUQws un.. conadously like 1 tbeatrie.al ocrtpt. It la worUd out, according to the transactional an1ly1U. method of poychoth<rapy, ear- ly In • boy's life throug)I lilt relationship with his mother and father with messages call- ed parental Injunctions. Most of these messages are "don'll," Dr. Davidson ex- plained, and the rnott powerful are the nonverbal ones. To the boy, injunctions on behavior come from the mother but how to carry them out comes from the father, (The opposite relatiooship holds for 1 daughter.) MESSAGES U the 10n was not wanted, be might get the message to "get lost, you bum" from the tone of voice or way his mother looks at him. He might act oul this injunction through drinkiJig. Or. ii the son receives the message not to assert himself frOm constant reprimands not to hit his brother or talk back to his mother, he might find himself out of chllfacter in the competitive world of men. Scripts are not necessarily all bad, however. Just as plays can be comedies. tragedie.s or dramas, life strip!! can be tragic, productive or banal "getting nowhere" scripU. Once a person has a script • Dr. Davidlon said. • • he chooaea people In ru.. life plan lo fill out the plot." People 11ner1ll y a.re rescuen. peraecuton or vic- tims. "lf you're a victim. you hive to find someone to kick you. If you're a pe:rll!Cutor. you have to find 1 vlcUm to persecute." Scrlpta are streftithened through cont In u a I re in- forcement In tenns of strokes, recognition for doing things. Strokes may be · negative or positive, As long 1.1 It's recognitlon, lf's meantngf\11, lht psychologist sald. SCRIPT THEMES Some l!Clipt themes mlg!it be "being the best/' •·uvin1 sinners.'' "having a ball," ''bosaing othtrs," '"luceeedlng then failing." ''committing su icide," "looking for a pot of gold" or "saving for a rainy da y.'' Four women have enrolled in his course but Dr. Davidson was undecided whethu he wanted them lo join. con· cerned that they might use what . they learn as am- munition against t h e i r husbands rather than a means: of understanding them. Men might want to take the course for two reasons. They might be "really In- terested in personal growth and growing in communion with other people." Or. they might have a "really important personal problem end would like help." Some people r<jlcl I.he ldu of ·clubs Offer Challenges for Volunteers New 'members, 1peakers. «mimer 1cnft instruction and ·:menu ldtu will be lntroductcl •t On.n1e Coast C I u b !meetJnp dur.lng 1be next few :dayL , Literacy : -Volunletra are be Ing ~ii..! by tile Oranc• Coun- ty• Ut.raey COuncll for tutor- ing undereducai..I adult& in the county. Tutor tralning cJa-. will begin Monday. Ju - ly 10, from 9 to llOOll, in the -Ana YWCA. CIUles w t I ) lnclud• tech- niques « teaching Engitsh as 1 aecond laquoge and the use ol. pbonlc-}>u:ed materials. lll&h odiool Erwtlsh ii recom- ~· ~ Fuchsia ::Mn. Jtaymond We.aver. wife «C Nationl.I Fuch&ia·-Society'1 ~nt, will speak o n flfcbolas 1od begonia Mon- dey, July 10, )o members of Ille COiia M ... ·Bay Cities SATURDAY JULY 8 By SYDNEY OMARR . TM mmt emotional, sug-~tible persons are born ilO!fer water •lens: Cancer, SoOrplo and Pisces. The in· (eJiectual trinity Is Gemini, Libra and Aquarius, the air li(ns. The earth signs are practical. often !ltubborn and de~ned enough to finish what they start: Taurus. Virgo and C.prlcorn. The fire slll!S are idealistic and romantic: Aries, Leo and Saglttariua. ARIIS (March 21-AprU II): Prtuure ls on area relatfld to 1 d ea 1, journeys, relatives. ability to move and change your mind. Older individual needs attentlon. S p e c i a l assignment could interfere with plusure trip. Bide your time. TAVIUS (,\prU ZO.l\lay 20): Branch, California Nationa l Fuchsia. Society. ,Members will gather for their annual potluck al 6:30 p.m. at Paul Brecht Orchid Co., Costa • Mesa, before the meeting. Eastern Star . Harbor Star Chapter 568, Order of the Eastern Star. \\'ill mark its 2.1rd birthday Tues- day, July 11, at 8 p.m. in the Newport Beach Mas on i c Temple. Special guests will be past matrons and patrons. Grand Chapter delegates will be l!tlected. GOP Women Zan Thompson, who has been active in top ~level Republican party work for 20 years, will address the Irvine Coast Republican Women 's Club, Federated, at 2 p.m. Tuesday, July 11 , in the Spa of Park Newport Apartments, Expect added responsibility. Conference results in promi se which could brighten financlal future. Be recepUve and pa- tient. Aries is in picture. Whal you possess is more valuable than might be imagined. GEl'tUNJ (May 21.June 201· You can come through period of adversity by !>ting original , daring. Leo is in picture. Be creative. Take chan<:i! on your own abilities. Imprint your own style. Be ti-ue to your principles. Sland tall . CANCER (June 2t.July 22): Tru•t hunch. Rile above petty details. Perceive potential. Aqqarian p I a y 1 significant role. One behind the scenea has plans for you. Don 't do anything witbOut consulting partner. mate. Otherwise. you invite emotional problew. LEO (July 23·Aug. !12): Friends may resort to heavy- handed methods. Key b lo be calm. Sense of humor can be Newport Beach. Town and Gown Mrs. Dirk Eastman of Newport Beach will greet members of USC Town and Gown in her garden patio for an informa l luncheon Tuesday, July 11 , to introduce nine new members 0f the Orange Coun- ty Chapter. New members arc tbe Mmes. G~gg Butcher. Bing Cherry, Ray Finkle. Edward Hume, Carl Kyml3, TiJm Linden, James Montgomer y. Michael Gesler and Judy Pat- terson. Police Wives Huntingtl>n 'Rea.~h Police Wives will ta ke a five-hour using live 9mmunitio11. The public will be clfered the course at a :ater date. A salad meeting and JJwim party at the Benton Mlltberry home is planned for M~urday, July 22, at 11:30 :i..m. Stitchery Techniques in Stitchery will be the special feature at the Tuesday, July 11, luncheon of the South Coast Cl:isti3.11 Women 's Club at 12: 15 p.m. 1n Ben Brown's restaurant, South Laguna. Mrs. Millie Stamm, author of "Meditation Momenls for Women." will speak. Dawn Md John Heff, singer and pianist, will perfonn. Marines course Tuesday, July 11. on Wives, widows, mothtr'f, how to handle and shoot a sisters and '11ughl.er.; ci f revolver at !he f!untington Marines and former Mar~es Beach Police Rang~. begin-are invited to jnL'1 the ("osta of Immense aid. Opportunities are plentiful . But you must pick and choose. Select quali-ty. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Accent is on career, am- bitions, potential. Nothing is handed you on silver platter. Be aware of details. subtle nuances. 'Aquarlan and SctJr. pion could be involved. Some aspirations are revised. But what you want is wit hin reach. LIBRA I Sept. 23-0ct. 22): cordingly. One who appe.ara: charming probably I! 1elllng you up for proverbial "touch." SAGmARIUS !Nov. 22- Dec. 21): If In doubt. seek delay. If you don't know what ·to do, do nothing. That's the kind of cycle you are ex- periencing. Avoid for c Ing issues. Be receptive. See what the -other person is doing. Listen and observe. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 191: Some of your natural abilities surge to forefront. You learn what must be done Auxill1ry which meeia en the first Tuesday of each month. The July meeting is slated for Tuesday, July 11, because of the Fourth of July Holid;,i y. Cookin_g Meal Preparation Li Mlnutes, a prograr.1 slated by Southern California Edison Co. home economist Carol Heinz Wednesday, July 12. at 7:30 p.m., in the Fountain \'allty Community C e n t e r, will feature tips on 1t1~ use of microwave Jvens. No reserva- tions are ner.e~sar ';. Oemomtration of microwave ovens. cooking procedure.;, utensils, defrosti!lg and meal manaaement will be revered. Twins' Moms Drug abuse in school! will be discuued bv a reprt.kn- tatlve of the Huntington Beat'h Police Department at the Travel You love and an loved. But perfection is not state of aJ.. fairs. PISCES (F•b. 19-March 20): Take initiative where home, security affairs are concuned. Gel commitment& in wrt!Jng. Stress practical approach. Leo may mean well -but get your own needs up front. Friend is Slow to respond. Wednesday, July 12. meeting of the Orange Coast Moth,rs o1 Twin11 Club ;n the Hun- tington Seacliff Country Cluo, which will start with a l!ocial hour at 7 p.1n. Parents Parent effectiveness a n d behavior therapy 1A'ill be discussed at i narent pro- gram, Wednesday, July 12, at 8 p.m. In The Reading Game, Huntington Beach. Miss Mary Jane Golden , psychiatric nurse with !JCT.A's Neuropsychiatric Institute will speak , Mrs. Barbara l'illage, director of the Huntington Beach Reading Gc1me, will greet th('.lse nttend inl{. Toastmistress A round table disc11ss inn en- titled Whal Toast1nistrec;s Did for Me This 'i'ear and Wh.11: J Expect It to Do fnr Me Ne,-1 Year will hi!!tilight t he Wednesda y. July 12, m~ti ng of Las Olas Toastmi,;t.rell! Club. Mrs, Velma Bolin w 111 moderate the 7:30 ses.icion In the Mercury Savi nr.s and Loan ·As!ociation building. Hun· tington Beach . ~1rs. c:armice Double will be topicm1slress and Mrs. .Eld'!n Bainbrldge will be t-Oastm:strt.ss. ORT A talk entitled Protection in One's Home will be given by a representative of the Orange county Sheriffs Department during the Wednesday , July t2, brunch m,.!Jng of Sooth Coast Chapter of Wommi's American ORT. Mrs. Stanley Berman will host the 9:30 a.m. r•thering In her Laguna HUis home. Travel plans are featured. What was in realm o f possibility now becomes realJ· ty. You make changes. con· tact.!. Travel also continues in picture.' GemlnJ and Virgo persons play prominent roles. Be perceptive. -and you are able to do lt./;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii;;; Ambitions can be fulfilled. One SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Accent is on your ability to be diplomatic. Not easy, but may be necessary. Invutment pro- cedures require study. Act ac- who is older, serious pays meaningful compliment. AQUARIUS (Jan. ZO.Feb. 18 l: In dealing with oppoaite su, ho aure lo hold trump card. EmoUona may betray you. Desne of 1ell-control I!. .,,..tlal, Arte1 Is In picture. a a erta Wedding Marches Playing On CfCHOWSKl-WALKER Linda ~Walker of CO.ta Mesa became the bride Ill: S!Sit-l"rancll J o s e p b Cicl>otsld 0urtnc rtte1 road by · Navy Clttplaln Jameo W. Mocr in tile cba pel « the Marine COrpo Air Station, San- ta. Ana. ., Their pareiita are Mr. and Mn. Leroy A. Leo111rd of Hemet and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jooeph Clchowold or Bufialo, N.V. Honor attendant. were Mr. and Mrs. Rkhlrd Hoflm111, l>fdle SJSct. VlrJll 0. Powell WU usher and Dwalne Walker was rinl bearer. Tho nt1' Mn. Clc:how11d graduai..I from Costa Mesa Hi&h School Ind her husband · ls 1a"11Umnua of St. Slanlalaua and lllf'Plll Vocational Hlgl) lid>ool, lulfalo. 'Ibey wlJI rtJide In Coda MOii- KEPFORD-JENKINS Rober t a Lysn JenklnJ became the bride of Gr.gory A. Kepfonl during recent cettmonies_tn I.he Poninaufi Bible Clturcb. Palo Alto. Mr. and Mrs. Victo r H. LaPorte of Laguna Beach, Mrs. Ruth Sheff of Reno and Dr. Alfred A. Sheff of Clticago. Mrs. Warren Vaughn served as matron or honor and Dan Jones was best man. Other at· tendanta were Mi11 Cathy Phillipi, Miss COM! LaPortA!, Rick SimmoM, V1u1hn and Marl< LaPortt. The bride Is a graduate of Laguna Beach High School and Arl:olla State Unlverslty. The coople ·, per en ts are Mr. aod Mrs. Vern A. Kepfordil~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii of Newport Beach and Mr. and I Mrs. Robert Dale Jenkin1 'Of Palo Alto. , . lmmediat.ly after the cueroony, I.he couple left for Paris where tbey will reside f.-six years l>fdle the groom aUends medJcal llChool. SHEFF-LePORTE Vicki LaPorte became the brl~• of David Baldwin Shdf durtng oo-emoni~ conducted by lh• Rev. 'Bafrd COffin ln St. Mary's Eplxopal Chu r t h , Laguna Beach. Parenti of tht couple are Complete Stl•dlon BALDWIN PIANOS anll ORGANS HISt tht V•!C'.9 er loldwht , •• •11d ,.._•11 li•t Ill• dffl.,.nu. •HOMI O' THf IA.LOWIN MUSIC Uir -~ o.J7 Authorilod'Bald,,;., Dool• la 0nqe fi-ty WOODWO•TH . ,lANO AM P OiGAll JALIS SIS NORTll MAIN, SANTA ANA • $47-5151 \ I ale! ~ • CAJIRIS • DRESSES • IOOTS ' • l'ANT SUITS • TOl'S • SKIRTS ) 1044 lltVINI AVINUI WISTCUFF !'LAZA NIWl'OltT llACH s.4~'5 Ol'IM' MONDAT l TllUUOAT rw.1- psychotherapy e1tbu because of the atlgma attached to It or because they can't afford It. Mental hettllh education is the alternative choice. "I think a lot of people oome to these courses for free tbtrapy," he said. Students will be able to Iden- tify their scrlptll, Dr. Davidson sa id, but they will only barely begin to alter them. It will be difficult to change because "it's been a way of Ufe. that has kept a person get- ting strokes so he doesn't know he can get strokes in a dif- ferent way. It might feel wrong to get strokes in a dlf· ferent way." SCRIPT THEMES All change, Dr. Davidson noted, make.s a person anx· ious. Clues to what a man 's scri pt ls will be obtained in the students' answers to questions relating to his fa v o,r 1 t e childhood story. what famous person ~e would most like to be like, the title of a movie of his life, the important things parents said to him and what would be written on his tombstone. Th~n . he wtll use psychodrama and other ex- erci!les to encourage trust in ea ch other. Rather than chanae his students.. how e v er , Dr. Davidson. aaid he hopes to "enlarge ·f,heir poaaibilitles of. relaUoiishJps." • PATRICIA MclLWAINE SUSAN CLARK San .Diego Vows Set Mr. and Mn. Perry A. Clark of Hun ting1on Beach have ID• nounced the engagement of their daught er, Susan Anthony Clark to Ric hard F. X. Smith JV or San Diego. He is the son of Mrs. R, E. Berry of Sa 11 Diego an'd the ·late il. F. X, Smith. The couple plan an Aug. 12 wedding in St. Charles Bor- romeo Church on Point L«na in San Diego. Mi~ Clark was graduated from Marina High School and attended San Diego State Uni versity. Her fiance is a graduate of Point Loma High School. San Diego S t a t e University and Thunderbird Graduate School, PhoeniL Date Set In August Patricia Ann Mcilwa ine ol Ne'ol·port Beach. daughter of Mr. 11 n d Mrs. John W. ~1cllwa ine or San Clemente, will become the bride of Newt Yaeger of San Francisco dur- ing Aug. 19 ceremonies in St. C1ements Episcopal Churd:J, San Clemente. Miss Mcilwaine reci!ived her BA degree Crom Chapman C:Ollege. Her fiance , son of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Yaeger of Meadville, Pa., earned his BA degree in architecture and an ~IBA from the University of. Southern California. A FAMILY WHIUY Exclusive-July 9 == Mast Marriage Grow Stale? For an exclusive feature, written especially for the July 9 issue of FAMILY WEEKLY magazine, Norman Lobsenz sought the advice of counseling experts to determine the ways to solve husband-wife prob- lems liefore they arise. This week's cover story offers an in-depth exploration of five ways ·every couple can protect that earfy·marrilge feeling, and keep the day-to-day relationship rewarding. Lob- senz leamedthat intelligence, courage, and unself· fshness can prevent the erosion of the healthy, rewarding aspects ~ marriage. He quotes a wise author: "There never was a marriage that c0uld not have ·~ded in fa il ure, nor a marriage that COil id not be made a success.'' • cpoL 'COOKING" -For summer days when It'• too hot to stay in the kitchen, here's a cool col- lection of coneocUons -sandwiches alld salads for a summer supper. e EX-SUPERSTAR -For Bill Holden, it's been 15 years since "The Bridge over lhe River Kwat1" not .U bis business ventures have suc- ceeded and be bas had a divorce which cost him a lorlUne. He Is profiled while working in HoUy- wood 'because he ••needs the money." All Coming Sunday With the I DAILY Pl~OT I • , i>ICK TRACY 'Tllt TIME?' IT'S I'll/I! TO TMREE,8AB'l TUMBLEWEEDS .. M'#MOTN!R WILL l<ILL ME. By Tom K. Ryan NOW, LET ME GET 'llilS S"TRAIGHlj t-...-------......,,-, LOTSA LU CK: ... YOU'VE SfcmP ANP YOU'RE CALLING YOUR Wl''LL Wf.AR frfViY fJJ\NNl'L llRf.J:CtlCl-OUT5. FROM OUR TRl!!E ANP ARE iRl!!C: "t.O'T'SA LUCI< ANP STARTING YOUR OWN ,---.--ASSOCIA1'1!S L1'P.'?! TRl~f'! ... RIGHT? . Mun AND JEFF FIGMENTS 11 " $LEEP Tl6HT. ••• AND DCN'T LET TH"' BEDBU6 BITE ! , - "' NANCY ' • YEil, BUT WHAT? ? I DAIL y CROSSWORD ••• by R. A. POWER I . ·ACR OSS l Frtt or su~rfhilly f. Spanish houst 10 English city 14 As rtd as - -: 2 words l51t lsso 10 E. Indian Clrl)f\ 17 In rrlatlon lo 19 Milk, In Paris 20 lnlllct 21 Mag!ll!S la·rich' "'' 2J Ci"' mrmbtrS 2S Color Z& Man'• nlcknamt Z7 -Tsr·tunlil Zif Grttk god Jl Frrnch poodlt J3 Part or lh t body J4 Fll)OI' covtrlngs: Informal 36 l"91'edlrnt of tac~rrs 40 Made falsr stattmrnt 42 C•tocnlst Al and fami1f 44 Tropical plant 45 Stand fnr 1 can~as . 47 Vlnlrnl pang of palJ'I 4q Barrtl SO Singer - Ebfrtr " • ~2 "Que -i, Yestlfday's l'unle Solved: Sera" 53 Compass point 54 SurPlllS MMkellllQ Adniinistralion: , """ 57 Hydrogrn, for I 59 ~': lncOITfct { bl Musical alfai1s &4 Inspire with love 67 Aware or: Informal bB lnc:llntd to quarre l 70 North Anierl tiWt Ind ian 71 Cry of revelf.i 72~!ac.ial Ice' block 73 Ret1111in ~ uodeclde~ 74 Not fictir s 75 River of OntMiO ., DOWN l A!lowilflCt for w11stt' 2 Nickname for t EbenfZff 3 Mouses PfO- v\ding care for elderly: 2 words .4 Drawing done 1n crrtilin piOJTitfl\ S. Wltl1out l'nd liJa~ 7 In lht midst of I Spanish lillt of re~ec:t 1 Fished 10 Soothing inaterlal 11 Dhtt more 12 Stereotyped 13 L0athtd. 11 A.ctOf Sir -H1rdwlcke 22 Fragrance 24 Ft!neh ~P« hOtlSe 27 MasculiM 28 Melody 30 Second-ytar stud"1ts; lnfonnal 32 Compreh"1d )5 Overlndu19fntt 31 Created a blggtr nest• egg: 2 WOfdS 38 Couilfy of Ai la 39 Short l~ter 41 NeWcomer to socit ly: l11forn1 al 43 Pli111l used as salad greens 411 L\OX in I I hr at er 48 Delrr111intd 51 Sports .,. llOllllC9' fled - 54 E:tc1usive news story SS Card g;imt 5& -Dvorak 58 Crush inward 60 Soothing 11gerJ 62 female stud«JI 63 Grrek tOYtrtd 'Walk 65 Muscat Ind -: Arab sultaoalr 66 Reclqle: Abb-. 119 Completlon: l'rtlix THIS COUPON IS WORTH TEN POU.ABS PEANUTS JUDGE PARKER By Dale Hale by Ernie Bushmiller -ON PURCHASE OF ONE YACHT BLOBBS BOAT CO. )'OU SAY YOU'RE THERE'S JUST ONE RALPl-4 CAME RON L.ISTED .•• AND HE LIVES ON THE WEST SIDE OF TOWN ... eur l 'D BETTER NOT THE PROG RAM CHAIRMAN FOR THE EAST SIDE CITIZENS GROUP. MR, CAMERON? TRY HIM! MISS PEACH '" \ fr!d •Y, July 7, 1972 GASOUNE ALLEY SALLY BANANAS ~ ~ .GORDO MOON MULLINS Y.W..~ ~~/~ ,-__,__ <!! dl,,Q;w01. V....'.ll<h~ ~. CALL M~ Ttl' fCOLOGY )(/[> •• ANIMAL CRACKERS '" THERE 11.116 'SCME.Tt-llfJ,.; :x: WAS. GOIAJcS ro I ~Aa'.XJr.- II .. • -~ f f .,., ,,. _____ _ .;· 0 • ly John Miles '" "' 'ly Charles Barsotti By Gus Arriola By Ferd Johnson -FOi' DINNER WI'. fl.AW LEFT·OVER HAM •• ~fFT-OVER . SQuASH-~EfT·OVER·• By Roger Bollen :r'LJ. Be m GUO UlE1I I.'M Q.D 6.IOIJell lb llR!Te iESe JllA9'-'~t•t! ... THE GIRLS t'Now, I've never pl1ytd brldce before bot l hope that won '& make too much difference." DENNIS THE MENACE f l I ~ l ... ' ·- • • ~rld1y, Jw~ 7, 1972 illie Jean Guns Do~n GOolagong for Title· ,.,. . WDllL!DON. Encluid (.IP) -Bllllt the aet with some crll1> volleys. "-8 Sill el Loo& 8eoch ""'° ber lou11h Mra. King had 1aloed the filial by -·· lill<a title< al the W!mbledoli defeatl01 Rosemary C11al1 of San Fran· ...,.. dwmploaahlpo today with a W, 6-cilCO while Mias Goolaaon1 had ad-a ,,_,. -dlftDdl:I& champion Ev· vanced by ellminallng Chria Evert of -Qool-ol Allllralla. Forl Lauderdale, Fla. WltJs lhe..-.1 .. 1 tied W, Mn, King -ll wu !be l&-year1lld Mra. King's sixth wenl Ueld' when Miu Goolqona had WimbledOn final. She won previous titles llrvlco pnbltm1. Tbeo the n<w cham· in 11168, 19117 and 1963 and abo played fO< pion _llopt ber oervtce with a cro1s-coort the championship In 1963, 1969 and ·t970. ~ to p ahead 5-3 and thto won The 1971 champlonshlp was the first h ..i ml match by braaldng Miu for !be 26-year .. ld Mi .. Goolagong. Goollpc,'1 terYice with anather aizzline The match on the famed center court M backhand. was watched by a 1tanding-roem-0oly ltlftl moved ahead ~ In th• fin! crowd of t5,000. Scalper• were offering the Allllrallao lirl was auilty of 152 for tickets that were originally priced e wuk '°UeylJll. 1bt American woo 1l !US. • The meo'a UUa will ba docidod S.lur· day wben Anny Clpl. Stll Smith ol Pasadtna meet.I Ille Nutase of ~· Smith. looln.< Wimbledon finalLst last year, was the ~o. 1 sied thl1 )'ear. He also i.s the reigning U .s. Ope.n champion. In the semifinal between Nastase and Manuel Orantes tht Rnmanian won the first three games, Orantes quickly lev· elled at 3-3, then Nastase won the next three games to.take the fim sot at 6-.1. Then they cut at each other with rapler·llke ground strokes, and the match wu really won because Nastase had just that much more experience. The Romanian, long one of the world's Bahashoff Erases Record; Hall Outswims -Fassnacht ~~ Splashers Ste& Show !t LA Meet • ' 'By LAURIE Bf:CKLUND • ~ ., ... DIHr' '"It ...., LOS ANGELF.s -The three-day Loi AnleJu lnvitaU..W Swilnmln( Clwn• pi-.....ipo appear to be fertile provln& ·l""'Dd f« the best pre-Olympic effort• el, ar,nie Coast awimmen Shirley "laboaholf, Gary Hall and Toni Hewitt. ~Jey, a smilinl' Fountain Valley •• mm futer than a yard a second to Win' the 100.metu freeslyle Thursday at&emoon at the LA Swimming Stadium. ~'She •clocked .her best-ever, 1 meet l'ICGl'd •.74 In lbe event, eclipolni bet mnlaul -ol !:OU recordod •I the !Iota Clara Invitational two -U qo. . Wu Ille aurpriled al breaklnl the maliciil minute mark? · _No: not ruUy," Shirley uplaiMd aller ber win. "Bui It juat seems lilte ll1a been t Joac, Iona: time 1lnce I've been u,1ni to set to undu a minute.'' 1'bt Wonde freestylu walked away '!'illi a aecond In the 400 free al ,,..,.. meet allo, •wimmln& the ..Win a 4:25.4, .I off her best. ; Oary Hal~ lilte Shirley a member of cdocli Flip Darr'a HunlJnlloo Beach Aqaailca Club, upoel world record boldu !bu F_uanacht ol Welt GennanY to win 1111 llllfl.meter lly In J :0!.119, more than ob: .-a oil !be world J1<0rd. · Anallter Hunilngton Beach Aquatics Nbnw", Susie Wbltaku. placed third in :~;men'a !00 indlvidu.I med I e y Lynn Vidali, who set 1 meet t~ of 2:28.30. ; }a the meet continuei today, an .()rqe Cout favorite ol !be 1961 Olym· pies, Colona deJ Mar ll'•duate Ton! ilftitt, wlS to compete In the 100 and p.mei ... buttully. •• T(lll,. now 21, iJ attemptin& to ·ma.kt a .....eback in for the '72 Olympics aflu dlopping her trainlna: far nearly three NI'& after the lul Olympics. , She placed eighth In !be 200 at the s... ljl Clan Iovilational and ninth to the 100, Willi limes just a fe• aecoods off ber 1114 "'4ls. She has mel-Olympic trials llan· ~hi the 200. _llirley lists the event Ille will be com-1'1iiiir hi today, 3111).free, u ""' of her jie;t,a.nc.. for an Olympic 1Dld medal. lllia.-.·t upect ber nearest rivals •l ~ LA meet to come within more than a ..., llCOndl of her 2:0ll.O. • 'llowever. abe may have an even better el!oDce al • lop-Olympic prize in the fllJO. ~ free. 'She clocked lbe best time in tlle -Id Ibis yew -• 1:01.~ln !be l.allillY !!Veal al Saoia Clara. ,. ;!lie ·prdilillnarlea far the events be&iJ! llich day at 1:31 a.m. with the firal liDa1I pllina under way al 3:30 p.m. the WDt -·· . ' . . DAILY ,lLDT Phtlt ltr L1111'i1 •Kie land SHIRLEY BABASHOFF BEAMS OVER MEDAL AFTER LA TRIUMPH. Red So~ tn Town Big A Better Than Home For Milwaukee's. Briggs John Briggs bas nothing against the home fans in Milwaukee. It's just that evtrY time he leaves them he starts hit· .ting home oms. The veteran firs t baseman-outfielder tied the. score with his IOtb homer and un tied it with bis 11th Thursday night as Readers' Hot Corner 'Dear Sirs: U you remember, I told you last year that this year would be lbe 'year of !be Sea King'. Following is a list of our achievement.a. Varsity Football -Inrlne League champions: Dave Holland -Coach of the 'Year ; Bob Ferraro-Back of the Year. Sophomore Football -Irvine Leagua ·chalnploM. · Var11ly Waler·Polo -Irvine League champions. Cliff Hooper-Coach of lhe Year: Bruce Krumpholz·Pl1yer of the year; Jr. Var&ity Water Polo -Irvine League champion!. , Varsity Baskeiball -Irvine League Co-champions. the Milwaukee Brewers beat t h e California Angels. 6-5. ... The Boston Red Sox, riding a streak of six straight victories and six complete games in a row from their pif.ching staff. open a three-game ·set here l.onight with John Curtis, 6-3, opposing the Angels' Rudy May. 2-6. , Nine of Briggs' 11 homers have come away from home. Last year ht coMected 21 times and 15 were on the road . "l don<t know what it is," he sighed. "I wish I could hit a few more in front of the home folks .'t Briggs' second homer off Don Rose. 1· 3, in the seventh inning \\•.es struck with the precision ol a pro golfer hitting an approach shot on his home course. Traveling itie shortest possible distance to reach the seals. It brushed the right field foul pole and fell In. "I tried to blow it foul but it just wouldn't book enough,'' said Angels manager Del Rice. · • MILWAUKE! (Alll"O•Nt.li Th111t1jillil l'b OM•V• « Scott, lb T Rt'ff!Old1, ti erl5"1" ti OL Bl'lllll'l'I, rl £ lllodrttl, t: H•l1t, .ltl AWbte:h, 11 Loctwood, O CfllbOm, Cl 1brhrtll •brhrbl • 0 2 I A.IOtT1•r,2b J It 1 0 !12J ll1Mon,cl •lflO JOO OMcMullen,lb •1 CO 2 0 I 1 ltOllYl'I', lb J 1 l 2 2 2 2 2 S11t11Cfr, If • I 2 I •010C1fd9llfa,u •Oil lllOSt1nl!!rl,rl •O il •1108trbef',p llOOD J 1 I I Torb01'9,t 2 t lo I 0 0 0 S~l'Jn, t: I 0 I O 3 0 0 0 Wr)flll1 • I I 0 0 •~e.p 2001 · ICoac;o. If • 1 o 0 I 61_0 1 T&ttl ll.5111 IJI Ill 111-f tfl ••• ···-· T-2:12. A-JAi. best playtrs on hard CCW'ta, bu been playln& a lol on wood "tteently. Thil bu elven h~ the extra speed necessary on gra11. Allhou&h the1 match <WIS short, it WIS packed with .... intelllaent anUcipatlon and strokes oiled to per1ectlon. Nastase was unbeatable. but Orantes never allowed himseU lo be cut to plecea by the Romanian's Uahtnlng forays to the net. Both men concentrated on their ground &trokes, mixing them to both wings and varying the depth of their drives. But Orantes too often would produce a dream shot. overloading his drives or netting his volleys. Dodgers Put Robinson Back In Lineup NEW YORK (AP) -II they can find &omeone to play -shOrtstop, the Lo! Angeles Dodgers will take the field Bgainst thie Niew York Mets tonight nurs· ing a two-game winning streak. Bil l Russell, the he ro of Thursda;' night's 11·3 romp over the Montreal Ei· pos, left tod.ay for two weeks of Army reserve duty, Maury Wills had recurring Dodgers Slate All Gt1M1 M k"I (Mt). July 1 0009tt1 It NfW Yortt Julv I .&119tl1 v.. SO.ton . "'"" 11!.S ... m. J uly 'I Dlldt•n al Ntw Yo,_ 'UIY ' Ood1tr1 •• New Yortt 11 :10 •m. 11 •.m, BILLIE JEAN ON WAY TO WIMBLEDON TITLI. spasms in his back before the game and spent the evening in street clothes. Bobby Valentine's arm is weary from ~everal days in the ouUield.....Bj.lly Gra· barkewitz is on the disat¥ed list. Wins 1500 Beat But the Dodgers are a good bet to show ur for the game in any case after two refreshing nights in ·~nada reCuPerating from the ir most inept two weeks in several years. . . Was Under Control Russell, who cootributed a handful of errors to the gener:it d e l e n s i v e breakdown , made another error at &hortstop Thursday night. but it was forgotten as be slammed three hits and drove in four runs. Alltlw Way,Says Ryun He singled with the bases loaded in the second inning to give the Dodgers a 2-0 l ~ad. singled home a run in the eig hth to break a 3-3 tie, and hit a run-scoring tri· pie in .the Dodgers' six-run ninth . The performance raised Ru ssell's average to .275 and probably meant Walter Al ston wjll have to find a place in the lineup for the youngster when he returns· from Camp Roberts , despite his fie lding (roubles. Bill Buckner pulled his .average back over .300 with three hits, and Jim Lefeb- vre drove in thrlie runs with his fifth hoi:ner. Al Downing gOt relier help rrom Jim Brewer in evening his record at f>.5. Frank Robinson is expected to be in the Dodger ou'tfield aga inst the Mets tonight, still nursin g a sore left wrist. But his place on the casualty liitt may be taken by MaMy Mota , \l:ho was hit in the arm by a Mike Torrez. pitch Thursday night and could miss ~veral games. Don Sutton. 9-4 is scheduled tO start against Jon Matlack, 8-4. LOS AHOILIS MONT"-lAL Lio. ?b auc~. lb W O.Yl1. d · MM•. II V•lll'llM, If Ct,wford, ri Lefelt.,..t, Jb St""', t RuHI!!. 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EUGENE. Ore. (API -Jim Ryun, who said he "felt under control all the "";3Y," moved another step near~r his Olympic goal Thur5dRy night with a quarter final victory in the 1.500-meter race at America's Olympic Track and Field Trials. The form er Kansas star, who just missed a U.S. berth in the 800 meters, advanced to the semifinals tonight by turn ing in a Mo-second final lap in winning his hi!at of the 1.500 in 3 m1nutes, 45.1 seconds. Dave Wott\e , the Bowling Green' stand· out \\•ho finished No. I in the 800 meters last weekend, also advanced with ·a win* ning 3:43.7 clocking. bul will be in more danger than Ryun tonight. Wottle will be in a fast third flight against such threats a!'i Tom Von Ruden of Stillwater. Okla., Howell Michael of the Marine Corps and Jerome Hower of Kansas State . Ryun will be in another heat with Rob- ert Wheeler of Duke expected to be his top challenger. The three top men from each of the three hea ts advanced to Saturday night's RUSSIAN EXTENDS JAJ'ELIN MARK STOCKHOLM iAPl -Janis Lusis of the Soviet Union set a world record in javelin Thursday night v.•ith a throw of 307-811. Jorma Kinnunen of Finland he Id the old record of 304-t V. established In 1969. Lusis set the world record in his first throw in an international track and field . event. . Laver Wins; Emo Hurt BRE'M'ON WOODS, N.H. (AP) -Top ,..ded Rod Laver, rallied In the third set Thursday to advance to the quarter-final s of the $25,000 Mount Washington Inter~ national tennis tournament. Laver, who said he was disappointed in h.is play., rallie.d from 1-3 in the third set to defeat 22-year-old Haroom Rahim of Pak.Jstan, '"3, 6-7, 7-5~ Ra.him saved three match ·points before double faulting . "1 should have won It In straight set!, '1 Laver said. "But.I kept tossing it away.' My serve is still of(.. and I wasn't attacking the ball like J should until the third set was under way .11 Cliff Richey of Sarasota, Fla., wiis forced to withdraw from the tournament Thursday·· due to a knee lnjui:y. He wu leading Bobby Lutz ~2. 1.0 When he with- drew . Roy Emerson ol Newport Beach defaulted because of a sprained an'kle to Ismail el Sha/el of Egypt. Emerson iUl!ered !be Injury llSl week In St. LDl!is. In oth<r singles aclion. Arthur A!he of Miami defealed Frank Froehlb)r ol Neil York. &-2. 6-0: Bob Carmichael of France defealed Graham Slllwell of England, 316. &-2, &-2; John Alezander of Auslralia dropped Nikki Pille of Yugoolavla .7~, ~. &-1. I • ' I finals, "There was no wise prw1ina the pace," Ryun said after his heat. "I didn't expect the limes to be very fast , but you never know what might happen. l ''Friday, the races will be fast. • because ol the increased COfllpetition," he said. Temperatures which had been in the 90s for the first week of the trials cooled ~onsider11blY. as a cro wd of J2,500 watch- ed Oregon star Steve Prefontaine breeze home a heat winner In the 5,~meter run. He coasted to the tape in 13:51.2. Prefontaine, 2i ·year-old American record holder at 13:29.8, was followed by fonner Oregon Slater Tracy Smith in 13:52.8, and the Los Angeles Policman was just ahead or ex-Washington Slate runner Gerry Lindgren in 13 :53.1. In the other heat, 34-year-old George Young of Casa Gra nde. Ariz., took it l!!asy and settled for fifth place inJ4:11.S as Tarry Harrison of Club West and Leonard Hilton of the Houston TrJck Club earned the top two spot! in time of 14 :0!.2 and ll:U7.0, HE"/YR¥ LEADING. CA.NA.DIAN OPEN . Sophomore Buketball -Irvine Leaeue -championl.--- f'1etlµnilt Basketball -Irvine Le•l!lla co.cllampions. Vanity Wrestl;l\q -CIF Ch"m"'!"'.,~. FORT ERIE, 9"1. (AP) _ Bunky •-...Dick Morrla -Wreslling Coach of the Rigney Sho~ked by Twins~ Firing lbe Twlos pool atter the lllet aealDO In a con!nlverslal lhaktup ~ntr Martin loci lhe club \• !be dtle. Henry, alump.r1ddtt1 for tbrff 1e11ons, Year, Orange County wacnes ASM>_ .... •"' olf lo ' blatin& rtart en route to a tlon. . . . tb:...atr-par 115 and the ftm.round lead Sop-ore Swun~mg -frvme League "1onday In Ille ftlO,OOO canadian Open ~8,pt5on1wlm. -•·· CIF R Golf Cbampioaahlp =,. -unnen up. .lie belcl a one-11,;,l<e lead over loogshol • Varsity Track -lrvlne Le•llU• cham· MINNEAPOLIS.ST. PAUL, !AP) - Bill Rigney. fired Thursday as manager of the Minnesota· T\t'lns, 'Said he was aurprised and shocked when he was told 11[ club President Calvin Grllfith's decision. wasn't going to geL the best of it.'' sue.. ceedlng Billy Martin . I thought the club did Its best job over lhal year, bul I doo'I know lf that was appreciated or no~" Rigney sald . \ "Plu1 we lost Tony Oliva for the eptirt aeason and when you lose 1 man Uk~ blm il's tough to find 1 replacement/t :ht a(i. ded . ,, Rigney said ho Jell II ""' a cl\Fenge lo manage lhe Twins a~ that's he accepted tho job. . -. .. ' 'j t I f I 1'-11--~ll!'r.SUl!Don In lhil.natlonal chain· pions. . . . ,......., .._ pla,.., on the s.~yard Var1"y-'l'ennis -Irvin• Leagua cham- Jll' 71 Clteny HID Golf Club layoul. plons. . "! had taJked during !be last [ew days With Calvbrlnd I )mew things ""'en't ~ going well," Rllll•Y aald. "The club sbould,ba concenied If II'• not drawing bec:aua lb~ pay Iha fttlght ln-lhll liuflnau," '...llid... Bul he noted lhal evtn though the Twinl won early In · the ,.a!OD "• allll didn't dnw at ~ 11te and I lh1nk lh•I upaet a lol of people." "ln_tbe nut two yoara I IW)led tt was a lough club !O rpan•i"· It is an inlldt club and lhe volcea ln the '!rildernett 8elore Joining Mlnnuota , Rl.,,.y, ~. manaae<I lhe Callfomla f"f•la lor nint )'Ur• and \he San Franclaco Olanta for flve aoasona. He began hi• manaprld career ·In Minn<apolls · llh tbl-OJ._ ___ _ Mille; of the American ~•tlon and A -11!1 hlld<d bJ IQ.year-old Sam Jr. Vanity . Tennis -Irvine League ...at -ed at 117 two atroltu oil Iha cllamploos; Dick MJ!ler -lrvlne Leaauo • . ~:o...r.:i:::.:::a:ic~ Pl~~~ye~ Hl&h School wlnt """' <lat--· Leu Gnllam ud left·, ~Da1:"" lroo Mao Trophy. handed -Sim Adlrm. Director ol. Atblotlcr "SIUI._ anvtrme you'rt1 fired It cornea ., 1 ~urpruO.v Rlln<Y .. 1d he "'" lold ibe club lboughl ll needed • clW>ia to stlmulate tlcktl aalu and tba1:1 wily they' cbose a local man, Frl!lk Quilici. to replace Rllftey. "I lmew wlltn I came tim In 1970 I ·~ "The club alowed down attar our ful 1lart when !be pllchinc 'tallll>l up wllh 10me of our young mtn. then 1fe went in· lo a .hitt1nf slump," RlinoY wd. • tnake It touah to man1p. \ "I think U he (GrlfOlhl had 10D on< voloo lo listen lo ll would be a lo eufer on everyone," Ri&MY said. ... Rlin<Y WU In hit mh stUOll - thtD went lo !be New Y Olanta aflat tlit 1116 ... IOll • "You kbDW I've had 1 pt. 1ilo!>IU1 olib!i," Grllfith told "" •·"I dlcld- od pn tn1 ••Y lo """' ,.. couldn't alaDd another year lln 1111 ,...... " •• SPORTS J 4~cm· Leap Sched11led " :S;;.turda)' ;!'Su~ Joe Einhorn, bolder of the WOrlll's longest motorcycle <jump ttcord, coming orr a near ta~al crash two months "'°' will jump 14 automobiles duriri.g the halftime (estlvities af the Super Bowl of 1 Motocross, being held in the LM An geles M e mo r 1 a l Coliseum Saturday night. The program starts at 7:45. 'l'his will be Super Joe's first jump since he was hospita lized on ~lay 13 , when he suffered multiple injuries during a leap at Cal-Expa in Sacramento. A ail mile-Per-hour miscalcula· tion in his speed caused Joe to fly completely. over 14 cars and the entire la ndi ng ramp. He came down til loose dirt - beyond the ramp. skidded , ,.,.-e;nt over LhP handlebars and wound up wifh a broken back, collar bone, v.·rist and other as!!Orted cuts and bruises. (The spot tit wh.ich his cycle fir st touched down wi;is only three feel short of his '"°'orld record mark .J Super Joe set hls '"°'orld record jump mark or 144 feet at the San Jose. "Race of Champions" in October of 1971: w-hereupon he puts up $25.000 for a jumping duel with the former record holder. Eve I Knievel. To d&te Knievel has not accepted the challenge. The 24·year..old motorcycle jumper from Richmond, Cal ., ov.·ned his firsl bike al th e age of 15 and started racit1g'wben he was 17. By 1966 he ·was ranked Slh nationally by the American Federation of Motorcyclists. In 1970 he won nearly every race he entered and decided to try something more challeng- ing. As a lark. he sttirled entertaining his f e 11 o w workers during lunch breaks by jumping nver vehicles. Hi! first jump was performed by ruMing a motorcycle up a 2xl2 plank and sailing over the top of a pickup truck. ·Late in 1970 he became a professional stuntman and since then he has been crMh- ing blindly through paper bar· riers as he blasls-off over J fonnation of automobiles-f:X· eluding down time for repairs to bis body and motorcycle. Cage Clinic Set for CM The Los Angeles Laken an- nual visit to Costa Mesa's Sears Store for a demonstra· tion and clinic Is slated for Aug. 19. The clinic will consist or a demonstr ation period featur· ing players from the world champions followed by a ques· tion and answer period and a drawing. The dfaw\ng is fpr free Laken tickets, pennants and l·shirt.s. Free refreshments will also be served . Everyone attending also receives an autographed color team picture of the Lakers. Other county appearances -.re Sept. 2 (Orange) and Sept. 9 (Buena Park ). J Views > on Yikes Stay Undefeated; Roll, 47-28 LONG BEACH -Marina High"s VJking., .rolled to !heir jhiTd •lraigbl Long Beach City College summer basketball League viclory Wednesday night to keep pace wilh Long Beach Poly, shelling Fountain Valley, 47-21. The latler ployed withoul 8- 10 center Scott Reider and was no match for the defensive minded Vikings: Coach Jiqi Stephens ex· pressed deligbl with t h e defensive performancts of Mark Ford. Mark Adams and Ron Swamon. Adams was the onl y Viking in double figures with a dozen points. """'' '~":" ~ :! I I Ford J I ti!:.~: i· , i .'I ~:r::-~ ! J Vatll• 10 l' P-eunt11n Vt ll'T, 1• Jlf tp ""\ • l ' ' ~Ved• t 0 1 ll H::ldu I ' 1 l f.r~"'· · 11 ~ ,; J H1INrll'lt! MlrfrM 2f.l.l. Trout Plant LOS ANG ELES -Big Creek, Cryst.al Lake. Jackson Lake. 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If IMlllMI NJow VllA '· O.l!i.N 1 Mllw•llkH I, C1lllW'!Mt J Otthf tlntft KllHlllH • T.uy•, .. _ MllwMH (111'1''"4111 1 .. 1 at OMlfnd !Mllfll .. ... , lotlOll !Ctw!~ .. ll 11 c.t ..... fMIY t"'t Mtw Yotll flCllllldl J4) If ~I (ltltl l•fl ~I (TfftW-.. 1) II tllkHI {l rMlrr , .. , 1(1111-. Clh' Cl.Ilk"' .. ,, 11 Cllrwl11141 f\.tM I.JI \ Tn•• (II"'""" •11 et ltltlMOrt (r11fo!fr 11..i1 tlon , getlinl the baU to DI,. Kl• ... lbocll II Ille !rte -Uno. But hi• attempt w11>blocW and the San lll<fO ...., rtpr0Mntollv11 took the lead for 1ood -ly In the overllm1 with fuur free M••· 1\:.-.. tllro,.. wen LalUfll'I chief' adve..-y 11 the Artbtl cuheil In on 1ink111t1 only 17 tll 3t attempts. Ki..,.lbach Il l) and Din Collen (17) ,..,., Ille 1.aC1JM standout&. Muir EIJetoholm and DHe '!tusl led Dana Hilb tCOlinC while SAn Oemtntt'a bll ~ w•~ Tom Holtman with 11 point... Airplane Too Much For Boy DIAN LEWIS BOB SmRSON D•1ft lewis lmpor+1 in Coit• Mtst happily tnneunc•• tht trrivtl of i+• t1•w 1trvit• "''"• DEAN LEWIS .~.r leb S•••r••" -of CoreM clel Mer. lob ht1 ttktft .. ., the tN'f'ict facility fer Mtlil T ey,oft and Vet-101. lelt hat twtn+y·stv•n yean t rperi•M• in import '"-' -'•mt1+ic tuM- mol:,ilt servic e. Ovtr twettfJ mtcha"ic1 will be uftdtt his .Ii·· ,..c+ ce"trol •"-' his er:,.ntftOe will lton•lit heth ~ .. 1.,.M, a..i 1966 HARIOR ILVD., CQSTA MESA 646-9303 cu1temtr1. le~ 11 ma rrtM ..W • ' \ Sorvlct and Ports or mpor1 il'1 hi-•Mt~-,,...-.-i..1;,.,ril---"-1-j Modern lady Shop fer All Carl • Orange CoUllty'~ Larg•st and Most Mod•m Toyota and Vol•o Duler OVIRllAI DILIVHY IPICIALllTI • f11h on~ ,.,.,[ I• hh ,,a,.' !Jii,'. ~ l~ . ~ ''01 ... • Dill.y PILOT -%1\l Ii} , : ... ~a Kings Win, .. Nab Loop -Lead Leadet Corona .ct.I Mar relums to actls>n Ulla evening tn Harbor Art1-Huntlngton ·Beach summer I e,1 a: u e baooball pilY Io II o w l n I W~sday's trlu1J1ph. Action at Costa Mesa Park • begini at 5,30 with Corona del Mar facing Fountain VaUey .-bile aecood plaet Costa Mesa aod Edison follow (I I at tbe aarhe site. other loop activity slated pill Newport Harbor at Hunt~ lngton Bea<h In a 1:30 test . ' Corona upped it• record to S.2, 1 7·1 victory over Hunting· tm Beach while Cost.a Mesa snapped a three.game r..1ng tlttak with an 3-5 conquest of Newport Harbor ln an ab- breviated five-IMing game. E!tancia 1urvlved a 1i1-run first Inning outburst 'by Foun- tain Valley and went on to win, U, in the other circuit i..t. . Bob Palmer wa11 a bi& item for Corona,del Mar, pitching four iMlngs of hitlesa ball, at(oldng a double and ac· counting for two rb!. Huntington's onJy two hits came in the seventh Inning. Dennll Delaney doubled In Grid Clinic For Public Memben ol Ille San Diego Cbargers coaching atall will .boot a ,,.,;., ol lour footbell clinics at UC Irvine beginning Wedneoday. 1bt lectum are open to lleyOl1e •1111 a lee ol 13 per Jictyre or ttO/ for the ieries of lour. Session I beslns 11 7 p.m. JVedneoday will! H1rl1nd sv.n (overall <irganization), 'l'om Miner (llCOUling) ond Ric McDonald (training) futured . Sealon 2 llarll Thursday e.vening with WaJt Yowanky !defensive line play) and Rick Red!Jlfn (de!e111lve linebacl:er play ) featund In lhe three- hour .ession. · Friday evening's agenda t.oturea Fomlt Gregg (ol· 1eoa1.. line play), George ~ (bocklield play ) aod flon Waller (apeclal teams Grg-). ,'.A 'fourth ...,ion Saiunlay ..,.,.,.,,,. begina 1t t with opeclal drills· ol the <llargers ,-J 111111 employed. For further information co.,.. tact '!be UC! athletic deport· mentatl3.'Hl31. two runs for Coda Men while the big bat ror Newport Harbor wa.s that ol Art Sorce'1, a 1ephomore in tht fall , who socked a two-run homer. Estancia took 1dvantage of the stolen base. Fountlln Valley errors and well placed tingles in disposing of Foun- tain Valley. Earlier tht losing Barons of Fountain Valley acored six limes on four singla, two walks and 1 hit batter. l1ttnd1 Ffll. Vt llt'f .... I • l I : I I I ' ' .... I I I I I I • • I I •• a .ll' ::! l l .... I I ' : I I I l I I 1. , I I SCC Five Makes Jets =·3rd .Open Cage Victim "."'Southern California College Zubies eked out their win 'JIOSl:ed its I.hint atraJght <:o!ta over WiJ'son wlt.h 1 baJanced Mesa' open basketball league .. attack in the aecond haJf with -"lctory Wednesday with 1 73-no player acoring more than rr deciaion over the Jet!. four points in that tpan, but Zubies, meanwhile, bounced seven dlfferent players found beCk from their recent loss to the range. Soeal College with a 61·59 .,... "n triumph ove.r Wilson Ford to stay in .pursuit of SoCal (3.0) and Laemrnle (2--0). Zubles Is now 2-1. Steve Rachunok was high point man for SoCal, tcoring 22 points while rnatee steve Rinker (141. Pal QulM (13) .ind Paul Orem ·(11) were in double figure1. Campbell, 8, Langston, 7, Sink Rivals Costa Mesa 's Allen Langston and Mission Viejo'• Scott Campbell led their I.earns to 1t.rong victories over L 1 Habra and Long Beach Jordan In Santa Ana summer water P,tkl action Wednesday nighl. Langston scored seven times for the 17·5 C:Osta Mesa win Wiille Campbell whizzed in e.ighl goab: fc:w Mission Viejo'a 17-1 victory. In other games, Anaheim le!J.. behind Rancho Alamitoo M and NewpOrt Harbor JV lolt to Garden Grove. 15-3. Doug Fabian and Mark Har-ruoo totoled three goal• each for Marina u the Vikings defeated Millikan, W, in the Weclnetday night Costa Mesa IWIUDtr leegue. · f'otlltaln Valley edged out wn.oo, ~. wltb .E r I c ~-tallyln1 two goel1. -w-·· &t•vt Goldst<in aad , Fnnk Huelton e a c b ~lilt fl .. , ~l ''1 ' ' . ,, r1!1J I Cl l annlty p lordl1rlll 4 1 4 t t ller 'II" 11111• ! 17 Toti!• U 1t » 67 s.c11 c1111f 11•> -" ~. Ouln11 1 "Kli~ I ' J. C.uwy t • H.,ron j , Sll"!I• l ~·llM., J 11 "'nlr.., • J Tot1lf >I It Hllf't mt: I~ Jft/) 30. ' fl ., t: 1 r • J, ' 4 J 1 2 1J1: J • ,i. l. 1 J 1~ ,: .l ~l!HINll WllMll 'tr.Ill I~ 'J ;; C~I~ tijf H1khttt ! I I 11 K~!· ~ i, t, I Witt _,,,. T••1• 23 111 11 " M111 mt: Zubltt a>, Wll'°" n. Free Clinic ·At Laguna The second ol three lree basebaJI clinics 1t Laguna Beach High i! on lap Saturday witb the emphasis on ddeme. Laguno Beach High coach Darrell McKibben has Steve Rosen, a former AJl-ctF player at El Ranclto High and .a pla yer 1n the Califonlia Angels system. ocheduled to instruct in cat~. Plkhlng hwtnictim will be handled by lormer Long Beach State and minor league player Joel: Sdnrabl. ln!leld and outli<lld ct.lenoa will alto be presented. FOil snAJCBltR ~O'IS, DllP YOUJt SHOULDERS 'QIJill" A <ommoa fault among golf. en ii the tctmi.DJly htsli••iite "'"' to !tit tbe ball lritb what I nil "dtoulder _,.. Bono ot aniiety and the dc:Ure la hit the ball hard. the: player tum:s hil ahoulder1 too IOOll io M dQWfto> swing. In. so domg, he thrO'Ws ~ dubbcad oubide the target line and ""°" the ball (lllusl1atioo ll)Tho .,..1 rauk ii .. poll4lice thlt ama lcft ud waklJ - .. tbe ri&bl- The upert plaJ<r baa tniaod himaelr to keep lril ahou1den •quiet• during IDs dowmwiag. Be keep1 them pusivc tllltil Ibey ..,. forced IO "'°"" by the do,.... w.d poJlinJ oction ol the 1'4 hlDd and arm, willch allo pulls the ri1bt elbow .. dolC: .. !Iii lide pu.-tiool2). : Thia '1ottt -"' die -tin bepa tllo dob-imide the fUl!Ot line mDl jut bcfOIO impOot -;, 1'.mallJ -""" -aloog the Jiae ID'*'""tarDy. Tlie best ..,.., to molntain •qril!(' -I -)'OU _,,1y hit a r ... -al bolls, Jiterolly Jleppiils into each ahot 1i1ct a _. P.,., lt<J>S into • pildl. You'll mis-hit -al theoe llhotJ, bat "°"" ,.,.'D ,.c the r .. 1 of lel4ing with tbc legs. Deep Sea Fish Report I SPORTS PLAZA Sout1o Coost Pima Costa M- 3333 ltlstol St., Sao Dl .. o ffwy. .... 'ENNIS SHOES Ill tUALITY LIATMll U,,11 llrt k 11 hit l•d S-1 ,. .. h i .. _ ... SAVE •3•1 ...... .... ...... TENNIS RACKET CUSTOM STl.UNG WITN GUT ALUMllUM TENNIS RACKET =v:....-::.114.95 9••· SPORTS PLAZA • • I , .. iw•ac -goalJ but the ..... aH-toLoa l!oya of... all ages, parenil. HH HISTOL ST. AT UN DllGO ,.WY. 145-1111 Tars Stay Unbeaten . At Foothill Alamitos Entries Newport Harbor H t g h ' 1 su mmer blisketball J e 1 g u e contingent continues unbeaten In tb• Footblll High league !ol· lowinc the conclusion of the first round Wednesday. IM ''''"" .. •11tr\tl ffr S.!Wt'WY •t11 '"'" el 1'tllkifll ..,_ IM'ttltt· Clear ... l•ttl •1n1 ,.., 11U 11·"" ii t 1.ct1 .-Ill rltt h IUCllt t11 4!11 •111111 ftlt rictt llllllf IACI -._ v1ro1 , vur olcl .. CMllYlll\I, f'lll'M tJOlll. C:lt lrl'll"t ~ ... -L~ LI~ LO!lf fWrlftll) Tt\llY UI Tltht llan111) MIMllO'! Miki IW1r•I ... De<k1 ll(nltM) Cot1'&1411 (Perllfl') Don't 81r H1r IA01ltl ll:Kkln' llody Rlcht rcll) WtlJwl.,._, 1smu111 D6n1 MNr !Or1v1rl Gold Sp1!11111 (Wiison) "' "' "' "' m m '" "' "' '" '" "' '" "' '" "' • • .l' . . •, Coach Dale Hagey's Sailors rolled by !mt Foothill, 7t·59, despite full court pressure from Foothill and are now 5-0. AIM lllell1t1 c111nc1 At oi:.1111-11•> Gfflllwn1n Jlt Clr1ttur1J , .. 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Scrl!tl'lld -l'tnll ,,,_., NINTH llACI - (M11IJUd1 ~ Don'I Look 8Kk Sttvt The 'Vtl CAdtlr) 8ar Me J~ !H1rll Tfmt-.111 !110 No K rtld'llJ, J,60 J . .e Lltl ss r1ac11, 1•0oll'f I.eek l•dt Ji • Sttn TIM \1111, Hlf WI.Ill. • • e. The spirit that captured off-the-road racing 1s now at your neore5t Volkswagen dealer. It's a new Volkswo'gen coiled the Baja.• The Baja comes fully equipped with extras yov w6uldn't believe: • Mag-type wheel covers • Bumper guards • Halogen fog lomps • Steering wheel cover • Baja roclng stripe • "Superior" speed shifter • Walnut dosh kit • Topered tipped exhaust pipe And with all these extros, lhe Sojo is only sl ighlly more thon the basic Beetle.or Super Beel le. • . Yoo con order the Ba ja as a basic Beetle or a Super Beetle. In any standard color you wont. · • ' So come in now ond drive one of these super cars. You get the excitement of the Baja. Aod the dependobi lily and economy of o Volkswogen. - *Volkswagen-powered S•ndmastor t ook first piece in tho r'972 Baj• 500. HUNTINGTON B~ACH Harbour Volksw~gen; Inc. 18711 Beach Boulevard · 842-4435 NEWPORT BEACH Chick lvenon, Inc . 445 E. Coast Hwy. 673.0900 SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO Bill Yates, Inc. 32852 Valle Rood 499-2261 ~ -. .,. " •' - Amlp. -Parlt d<luted Olli· 107, M.. manae«• end coacbet are •eloome "' lhe clinic. 1t runo SOUTH COAST P~A • !tom t :30 a.m. lo noon. 1L.---~~,;.;.~~,;.;.;_;~.;;;;,;.;. ___ J I __________ ~--..:...---------,-------~---- • -· • .. r t t I I e a Quiet Break l.IPIT ...... 'J'erri Cousino. , 19, relaxes al home liter bein.g chosen MISs Mtoh1gan. 1972. She likes to sp•nd , qu~et m?ments at the family's backyard shrine in Ene. Mich. Terri will vie for Miss America In September. Bunnies Pick Henry 4s MosJ:_Appealing BALTIMORE (UPI) Forty-<ight Playboy bUMlea hJ.Ve chosen Prtsidenti1l ad- viser Henry A. K.iuin1er a.s Nurse Units Given Okay SAN DIEGO (AP) -The Ca lifornia Board of Nursing Educ 1 t I on 11nd Nurse Rogistratloo hu approved Ibo pr0po6ed curlculum tot nurt- ing schoola at Somma State College and Ohlone Junior College in Fremont. The boud11 approval means the two schools can begin of. fering their programs nut flil. "the man I'd most like to 10 out on a date with." Kissinger, whose W h i t e House assignments have led at least one belly dancer to flop into his lap. will not be on hand today for tht f o r m a I award. A 15--(oot·high poster will be his stand-in. Running second In t h e balloti'ng was rock singer Eric Clapton and third wa1 actor Burt Reynolds , the subject of a recent nude. ctnterfold pic- ture in Cos mopolit1n magazine. "His eyes are ao penelrating they make him look lll<e ho kmwf what's on your mind before yeu even aay it,'' uid bunny Lynn Cole about her vote roe .Kissinger. "He fooks so masculine and mature." added bunny Celine Foutz. ' \ uwdPlloto Defendant Speaks Out TEL A VIV (UPI) -The lntem1tli>nal SyinPoJJium on Sex Education has pa19ed a resolution calling se.1 an "essent ial and enjoyable part of human life." Winding up . four days of discuss.ions on 1e1 arou nd the world the sympo.!ium passed three other resolutions urging that sex education begin "soon after birth" and that it include "all fonns of SHU al outlets." AbQut ISO p h y 1 I c I a n 1, educaton, toCial worker 1 , parents and teen-agers at· tended lectures on sex educa~ lion as practked in countries u: far apart a1 Br1zil and 'Mlailand, El Salvador, Iran, tho United States and Turkey. London Brmge in Desert Like Magnet for T ~urist,s By TOM ADEN pork went from 496,000 In 1170- 71 to an estimated 700,000 in the riaeaJ year juat ended. 'Il>t p-ojected allendaoce In the current year is 950,000. Many tourist& are Plannirc their tripe to Oolifornia to In- Rebuilt In the barren desert alo~ h Arizona-Oilifornia bordt:r. the bridge his a well· watered Britl!h ouls at one end. A aouvtnir s h o p apecialiue in Ercliah Imports, and the Engliah pab In light LAKE HAVASU CITY, Ariz. (AP) -London Bridge hu settled comfort.tbly into its new desert home and ls becoming the tourist magnet the new owners hoped It would be . • Until the century-old struc- ture was dismantled from the Thames and· recoMtructed here. stone-by-ftone, mo 1 t tourist! aJTived at th i 1 lakeside town pulliOJ a boat and carrying waler 1kb or fishing gear. ~o lonier, though. Many .timea a day, tourlttll park their car onJy IOng enough to snap a picture of each other beslde th • weathered granite railings. make a U·turn and <rive away. They've seen the bridge. Others renl a pedal boat and pilot it along tht channel dug underneath lhe archet far enough to get a photo with tht bridge in the background. THEIR INTEREST I n seeing a bridge has made . ~t Arizona '.s third-ranking toun1t attraction, behind Grand Can- yon National Park and the Petrified Forest in vtsltor1, according U> Pot Griffith, superintendent of lake Havasu State Park. Attendance at the !'oumt• JHSrlc their ears o"lV I•"• e"o.._Ja to naap a pleture of each othet-ltealrle the 1veathet-ell/r-fte ralll ... 1, ttUJlce a ll·turn en rlrlve amaw. elude 1 atop at die bridge. Jt'1 reached by going north on State !Wute 95 lri>m U.S. !O.,.. south over 18 mlles of the state's cur:vieat, d i pp i e 1 t r01dway from interstate 40. 'Il>t highway Is routed. con- venienUy, right by-tho bridce. Some are diappointed, ex- pecting to see London'• bet- ter known Tower Brid11e. 111 expected it to be bigger," 111d Mrs. Betty Nocera of Cin- cinnati, Ohio, on 1 recent Jin. degree day. "And not"' hot." She, he son and mothtr had included it on a Wf:.!ltern tour . BUT THE REAcrtON of Robert Sharp, Warren, Mich., wu more favorable. "Tl took 1 lot of visi on to do this," he' ,.Id. . l<Jt '• 1 hMlltlful settlns." Getty Billionaire on Air • in TV-Spot NEW YORIC (AP) -J. Paul Goll)'. -" the nld'• richest men, 1lal made a rare edorwmmt. 1 ao 11en television ,conunerclal "" • ll:. '· -,, Co., mot· ment com~. "The bfobrlft hou .. of ll:. F. HutlM •Ce. la a firm ,.itb which I ban had cfole lllMI pleuant rtloUMlhipll k>r foor decodet. TIIty have beon helplul and their aervlco haa beeo 1ood." tht mulUmllllmtOlro MY• In tht comznor. eta! filmed 11 h~ home In Encllnd. The word> In tho commerclal, to be lhown on U.S. ltlevi!lon for the firll time Saturday dur!llJ the Wimbl .. don Tennis toum11111nl autoblofraphy, "My Ult and My Fortunes.'' Gordon 8. Crary ,Ir., In tJecuUve vice prtald111t and dlreclDr ol E. F. HullDn, handle& Getty'• pononal aocount. e aald Getty •&rood to appear In lbt commercial tor~. He abo stt a 1io1 of candy. . Why woold Getty appur In 1 lalevlslon commercial ! 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County Artists Exhibit Work The works of 33 young artists are on display at the NeWJJ9rt Harbor Ari Museum in Baiboa and at a cooperative gallery in Santa Ana through 'July 1&. "The New Art of Orange County" ex- hibit fecognizes the talent or upcoming artist!, Exhibitors were judged by Thomas Carver, museum director, ••as ~being most representative or current ex- perimentation with art involving the ·spectator." 0 Tbese exhibits are the most original, the most important things happening in the ~· It recognizes their own unique way of interpreting international trends," said a museum apokesman. Pahiting, scuJptures, performance and concept pieces include Barbara Smith's polyester resin trunk-piece entiUed •'Artifacts,'' and John Okulick'• il· Iustionistic wood relief sculpture and drawing, "Medusa" and "Medusa's Child • ., Both artlst.s are from Costa Mesa. Laguna Beach's Ned Evans presents a 14-foot triptych entitled "Erasmus" and John F. Bec,ker's "Mojave Reflections" of black sand and mirror pieces alters spectators' visual reality. County ~ also txllibiting are: Gary Beydler, Jerry Byrd, Robert eum. ming, St.eve Harger, Ton Holste, Doa. Hendricks and Don Karwelis. Also, Brian Longe, Stephen 1'1oore, Brian Miller. Jean St. Pierre, Roger Seamann, John Stanphill, Ludwig Stein and Jim Van Greem present their \VOrks at the museum. The W<ri> ol 11 artists will be shown at different days at the F Space Gallery, 1514 F East Edinger Ave., Santa Ana. through J uly 16. Ceramic sculpture by Roger Seamann of Laguna Beach and alr brush paintings by Brad Thomas will 1lmultaneously be shown In.Santa Ana from Sunday through Thursday. An illu.sioni.stic Jmage of an object Is C1lmbined with the actual object for a new erfcct in Pat Tully's films have been part or the exhibit. Cosla l.1esa's Barbara Smith will display a ritual food piece today and Saturday. For July t to I~ Witon wlll see a metal and wood tenaica milpture by Bruce DunlJlp. Artists Nancy Buche.nan and MidlMl Brewster will be dlsplaytnc their -. on July 12 and July 14 to JC, respedlwly. For the time ol these tlhlblts, call the museum from noon to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. 25 Million · Viewers Not Enough Formula Rates Holbrook EDITOR'S NO'I:E -For 18 years Hal llolbrook has been charming audiences with his im- persimation of Mark Twain, and it looks lik• it will. be .a life-long run. But h4 TV 'f'ole,IDO$ quickly dropped. Wh11? It only drew an audienCt' of 25 millkm tnewers. By CYNTilIA LOWRY NEW YORK (AP) -Hal Holbrook appeared on television for eight ~~ and thereby ac. complisbed aometblnl be hld1>een trying to do for 10 yeara - a sei)aration, but not -divorce, froJD Mark Twain. , Holbrook bad the title role In the "Senator" segipent of NBC'1 "Tbe ilQ!d Ones.'' dllrinJY the Jt70-11 season. Allhough critically •c· claimed and much honored, "The Smator" disippeai'ed -tbe shows' ratmgj jUSt llil not make pesaing grades. The Ohl<>liom actor bad greal success over the ye a r s im-: pe~ating Marlt Twain in a one-man aeries ol r e a d I n g s , lbal ttavtled from off.Broadway to on-Broadway, to a t e I e vision special, and 8loag the way, into a thousand ....... tmu and !healers 1rom.-11-. today 11111 yoo men clout ''There ili.,.. ol the - thin a I teleVtllmt l!riel," Holbnr ecttd. "It nill only givea yoq. U. llrltll possible au- dience, but !lie people who llir< ac- ton start to ·loolt upon yoo with a . ' new eye. · "SuddmlJ, with 'the: Senator," my · Marlr Twain Image disappeared, Sudaenly ·J waa not that fine old gentleman but an aclor of ports - with parfs." 11Mart Twahl Tclaigbt" bu been Holbrook'• princlpol ~ of ac- Uvlty and financial IM!Clllity for II years. And although Hal ls no 1onger -ted by that wit and writer, even his Twain readlo&S have benollled by the Senator. \ • • WANTS TD CONTINUE Actor Hol Holb rook •tAUdiences for tMark Twain Toolgbl' incrused after t h e televillon uperieqce. I've recently wOIDICfup six weeks of touring and , iJ;l mOlt places, the auditorium or lbelter '?' aold out before I even got to-. • '"I 1'11111 ~ keep m doing It, ao i don1 line to lake on every TV movi~ that c;omes along." "It -to me !bot nollody un- derstood the kind ol aclor I wu. I spent two or three yeara replacing actors in !(.., York productions and on the road on the theory thal ii was the best way· I could acl roles of men my own age. I replac· ed . Pat Hingle in 'The Glass Menagerie', Alan Alda in 'The ,\p- ple Tree' and Richard Kiley in 'La Mancha.' " Meanwhile, there was th e westward-ho movement by New Yori actors as more employment opened up in Hollywood -"there were times I felt that I was the last actor left in New York." Eventually Holbrook, too, broke down. He was cast n a two-part episode of ''The Name of the Game." Later the studio -Universal - asked him if he would do a small part in the lawyer segment of"'Tbe Bold Ones." "The Senator" grew out or an tx• ecutive's interest in a "Bold Ones'' segment in following the life, work and family of a man of about 40 who reminded many view'ers or the late Robert Kennedy. u1 had the idea or making him a senator," Holbrook said. "And I did not want him to win all his bottles: be didn't." While "The Senator"'died young, a victim of the ratings race, Holbrook feels it was a success. "How can anything be a failure lt it p1ays . to a weekly audience of around 25 million people?" he asked. 0 The fault was not with the audience -what play bas ever reached 25 million people a week -but with the system . The com· merclal nelworts mual try to please all of tbe people all of tbe • Ume. Other media regard the audl· ence as many audiences . .The rault Is that wben you are seeking the grealelt number, the thine you come up with Is fonnula ." "Tbete bas to. be aomethjng wrong with the network approach if they are forced to work on 'a stan- "dard that reoouoces as fa,ilures pro- ducttona tbal fail to atlri!f! 25 mllllon viewers. I think it is our . responsibility to break the aystem or, I suspect, It will be replaced. "111ere was one I really liked," he' said, "but when it was suggested to the network, the response was lhat It waa 'too so/I.' So the thing waa dropped. Then came !lie hear· Inga on TV violtnce -and all ol• audden there waa intereat in 'soil" lhow1." · .. ARTISTS BECOME CARPINTERS• AS SAWDUST '12 GOES UP Festival Dusted .Off . • Hammen are f111nc. Bolrda are going up. Attllts and craftsmen are hurrying to put the llnllhlng touclla oo artworkl IOd llootlw alike. '!be lilth. anuuaJ Sawdust f e a t 1 v a I open1 nest Fridly, July 11, along with !lie Lqlma Beocb Ari Festival and 1 Pl.-al the Mute-s! lhe Art·A-Fair I and oilier elhibitl along the South Coast, I More lhan llO txllibits by pajntera, ' llCU!pton, craftsmen and artisana will show ond sell their worts at Sawduit '72. Included are fine arts, watercolors, oils, pastels, sketches, drawings, leatbercraft, wood c1rvings, wood and m e t a I oculpture, fum!IUre, cloth and rug weav· ing, jewelry, stitchery, resin and plaafics, • caligrai>b1, landacaping, glass blowing, batik, n>Ollic arid silkscreen. Other wnrka wlll be candlemaklng, handmade clothing, macrame a n d <erlJDlcs. New for Sawdust 'It will be the Gallery Garden. an ubibit sea n!Rrved for lhooe artllts w)IO -to display tbeir ' wort .in a vedant pl'.den atmosphere. Rather tban ulllbil la a '\'"".lUC booth or P"!"1 space, U.... -will tell in an informal, butollc "'"""; according to Tom Leslie, president, Strotlini mlnitnls, opon-en- l<rtainment will ·-· Free parmig txlsll along i..,aaa Canym Road. Pub- ' . . lie facilities ba•e been new!)" Installed. The non-juried festival · Is an unreslrlcted, lll!Structur<d allow reflec- tiJ\g a creative freedoin. It cl..a Aug, 27,Howoe are JO a.m. to midnlgbl daily. To reach the, Sawdu>t FeaUval, ta~o the Lquna Call)'Oo Rold turnoff from the $al)-Die_go Freeway · or tum olf ol Pacific Coos! Highway on le llroadway in Laguna Beach. - " l·.l:l\I .~ ltl-:ll -l 'E,\'l'l llCl" It'• the lllth anniversary ol tbe Anaheim CcnvenUon Center. City lathera and cllllena alike rejoice. The center operates on pure pro- fits. See story on Paa• H ol loday'1 Weekend«. • Whnl lo Do Superstar Review Ont 'N' About In the Galleries Intetm.lssion Old Film Raymond Butt Page ff.It 1 Page 2t Pqe 2S •• • 27 • It 21 ' I • An1li1l111 "Co11v1n+lon Center · Ar1n1 h11 bt1uty end total ver- satility with 24 ,000 feet floor space. Exhibition hall accomodates 500 booths. Center Celebrates ln celebf'atio~ ot" ~ fifth anniversary of the Anahelm CoovenUon Center on July 12, special expanded lour1 of the facilitie3 will be offered. In announcing the free public tours,· Anaheim '.!! Mayor Jack Dutton said that the an- niversary m arks a truly auspicious occasion. "This year, as in past years since the ctnter opened , we more than broken even -we are running In excess of over $900,000 revenues after ex- penses," he said. The mayor added that the Anaheim Co nvention Center is one o( the two most financiall y successful convention centers in the United Slates -the other is in Milwaukee. And the tours, which are offered Mon- day through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. during the month of July, can · be ar· ranged through the. city's Public Information Offict, 533· 5551. "Our convention center has tremendous economic value in the community," Mayor Dut- ton said. "In view of pie cur- rent job slump ind widfspread unerpployment In the 1reaa c)f 1 a~e .in;d~. can you lmag!ne 'll'hil our ecoo<!MY ' 5th Birthday would be like w l l·h o u I Di.meyland and our convention ' center?" He continued, "While flO million is spent annually in DisTieyland itsell, another $150 million is spent in the sur- round ing area each year -all outside money. "In addition, the conventiom that are booked through 1975 into the Anahebn center pro- ject delegate spending of another $157 million in our hotels, motels, restaurant! and other attractioru:. · "The Anaheim Convention Center .actually came about as a result of a proposal by a group of Anaheim motel and hotel owners and operators." Dutton eiplaincd. Back in 1955 w_hen. Disneyland first opened, it drew so many tourists that hotels and motels sprang up in the area to meet the den1aod for accommodations. A n d , during the summer months, these businesses thri ved. But in the winter -Dis neyland's off-season -these same businesses slu mped badly. The owners formed a group which approat:hed the Anaheim City Council with the suggestion ~t a oonventiori ""'"'" be · buill ~ ·one that would a t t r a c t · out~f-town OOslnesa 'during the winter. The businessmen further suggested lhat financing or the center could come from an oc-- cupancy tax applied to room rates -in other words the very people ~·ho would be bringing business to Anaheim would also be financing the convention center -the reason for their visit. ~zing the polontial of such a center, the Anaheim City Council appointed an ~ vestigalion committee to look into the matter. Tht com- mittee researched ~hOroughly -visiti ng convention centers throughout the nation to learn how and why they we.re built and lo learn how to avoid misl.akes made by other cities. In addition, Southern Cali fornia Laboratories of the Stanford Research Institute was hired to make a n economic feasibility s tu d y. The Institute, wh ich recom- mended that a far smaller center ~ built, predicted that a center as large .u that en-- visioned by the committee could not break even for at least four years. W,.at to Do, Where te Go The Garhenstangels Are Coming! I I • RARE APPEARANCE Jeane Dixon In lowl Jeane Dixon Graces Bowl This Sunday P1ychic Jeane Dixon will make one or her rare public 1~rancM Sunday. July 9, at 7:30 p.m., at Hollywood Bowl. She wilt afl.!Wer written quytions from the aud ience aQd afford those attending wilh a look into the future regarding local. national and irlte ma tional affairs; A1l sht will be in • the "eeographical heart of the nfol ion pi cture indu~lry," ~'!rs. Dlxon, H queslioncd, will miike predictions concerning !he future of major film and TV produclion11 a'nd actors, directors 1 produce.rs a o d writer• of note . A longl im~ \llashington , THROUGH JULY DUNE BUGGY RACE -Southern California Independent Drivers' Association sponsors dune buggy seda n racing on the first, third and fifth Saturdays of the month at the Corona Raceway, Buchanan Street and the Riverside Free. way. Hot laps are at 6 p.m. with qualifying laps from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Spectator lickels, adults. $2.50; juniors, fl.SO, children, $1 and under eight, free. 545-1566. THROUGH JULY , OBSERVATORY SHOWS -''New Discoveries from lhe Moon" is the current show at the Griffith Park Observatory. Shows presented seven days a week, admission $1 for adults, 50 cents under 18. (213) 644--1191. JULY 7 ·SEPT. II BULLFIGHTS -Downtown ring, Tijuana, 4 p.m. each Sun· day through JuJy 23. On July 30 it moves to Plaza de Mon· umental Ring (bullring by the sea) through Sept. IO. (714) 232-4588 or Metra-Ticketron. , . JULY I GARBENSTANGEL RALLYE -Weird machines bu ilt by garbenstangelers from the world at large convene at South Coast Plaza for the Second Annual Build a Better G!rben- stangel and International Rallye, KMPC'a Dave deSoto and garbenstangel pro Gene Tardy head up judges who will pick winners starling at JO a.m. M Saturday. Display continues next week under co--spon.sorship of the DAILY PILOT and South Coast Plaza Merchants AssociaUon. JULY 1-t WONDERFUL WORLD OF HORSES -Long Beach .Arena, starring the famed Royal Lipizzan Stallions. Showtime at I p.m., Saturday and 2:30 and I p.m., Sunday. Tlcketl, M-S and $6 available at boxoffice . JULY t JAZZ INCORPORATED -Jau club opens !I! door lo the . public, featured artist i8 Johnny Best. fonner tn/mpeter tor the Artie Shaw band and Benny Goodman . Musicians and members free , tickets $2 at door. Hours: 2-7 p.111., Orange Elks, 311 E. Chapman Ave. JULY 13 FREE MOVIE -Santa Ana College at 7:30 p.m. in U,.e ~·a cuity Lounge above the College Bookstore In the center of the campus. The "Ra Expeditions '' an all-color. full-length motion picture of Thor Heyerdahl crNising the Atlantic Ocean in a papyrus boat. JULY 14-11 • ORANGE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION -On lhe Mall al The 'cttf, Garden Grove and Santa Ana Freeways. Opening salute at 7 p.m., Friday ¥1'ilh Kingsmen Drum and Bugle Corps. Paper balloon competition at JO a.m., Saturday. Jn- teruational Balloon Race at 10 a.m. Sunday. Lon1i ;&etch Junior Concert Band and Pageantry Corps. JULY 14-1% NATIONAL HORSE AND FLOWER SHOW-Sanla Borbara, Las Positas . Rd .• end Hiehway 101. Horae Show, 7:30 p.m. daily and Saturday and Sunday matinee at 1 p.m. f lower D.C. mldent, Mrs. Dixon h"s m ii d e many momentous prophesies, including t he aM1sii natlon of President Jqhn F. Kennedy and his brother. Bob, lht: alte.mpled ..-aM.ination .of Go Ye. r nor Wallace and even Senator "¢'~ Ohjer1 w.Govern'a recent trouble& C.~l\ • .\·~, 1!1111 the oemocrati<: Crtden· lllll Commlllff •• Mrs. Dixon wrile1 a w0<<1y, Arie Orlen I ales 1yndlealted newspepe r column s,..1 • ..., I• L-.u4Jllbu1&-.11"u-illorod_.,,umbe,H>f~---Snutf·lottf.E,~--~ '**9, lnctudlng her mott r~ ,lncltnt Porc1l1lnt -. "A C,ll To Glory." Mrs. ~rKl011t Stone Corvfnp Dino •Ill 1uto1ro ph copiu of 3355 Vie Lido, S•ito "C" 11111 111w book lo purch,l,.n 11 the Hollywood Bowl, where II Hew'•" lt9't. •7•·••11 wQI 1': ... Deity, .... t•ll. CltMll MtfMl•r 1' I .. ,. ... ;-- ., ...... wt. \ Show hours are 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Adult.a: 75 cen.ta and pre- school children free . JULY H • ~UGUST 17 ART-A-FAJR n -Laguna Beach Si:rth Annual exhibition of 60 talented local; painters and craftsmen. 346 N. COa.st Hwy, Hours It a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Open to midnight on Friday and Saturday. JULY IS ORIENTAL FESTIVAL -"Day of the Lotus" sponsored by the Los Angeles Parks and Recreation Dept., ?rill be JuJy 15, 10 a.m. • 10 p.m., north end of Echo Park, Los Angeles. Varied programs, dancu, exhibit! to promote understanding or Japanese, Filipino, Samoan and Thai communities. Ad· mi.sSion fret. JULY IHI FEST.JVAL OF THE BELLS -Mission San Diego de Alcala, lrom noon un til · 10 p.m., in com memoration of its 203rd birthday. · JULY 17 TRAVELING CIRCUS -Oikwood Recreation Center, 767 California St ., Los Angele!. Features children as circus per- formers and animals. Big top opens at fl p.m., grand p~ formance at 8 p.m. JULY %0 AQUATIC DISPLAY -Peck Park Pool, 5f.o Western Ave., San Pedro. Water &kill! and humorous interpretat.iont of the heritage· o( aquatics. Free show, open to the public, begins at 8:15 p.m. JULY Z0-%3 CALIFORNIA ROD.t;O -Salinas, Pageant or the Flags, bar- rel races, trick riders, wild cow milking, wild horAe race. rodeo clowns, and Western horse show classea. 1:30 p.m. daily. JULY IS· AUGUST IZ THE CARTOON SHOW _. Muckenthaler Cultural C.enter Art GaUery, 119 Buena Vista Drive, Fullerton. 130 original works by 100 of the world's greatest cartoon ists Jncludlng Fra!'lk and Phil lnterlandi, Virgil Partch, Al Hirschfield, Ed Nof. ziger and many others. Tuesday through Saturday, 1-S p.m., Admission free. THROUG H AUG. !I \ .. · . SUMMER BAND CONCERTS -Big Bra" ona Pops Con· certs return to Fashion Island Newport Center1 each Mon .. day night at 9: IS p.m. through Aug. 28. Under the direction of Henry Brandon, concerts will feature sliow tunn and old fa vorites. • !See WHAT TO DO, P1fe U) HUNTER'S BOOKS' #I FASHION S9UARE SANTA ANA (714) 543~9343 . ' * Horcl back• e ' Piper llockl Greeting Cardo · ,,.:__...cO~tLIYININ.GS MON -URI.- ' * -lo-.."'"' ·-...... _ ·-.... _ - • ''. '"" 'lest1• Clari•t St1per•tllr .Plays in ·NewAr~na By GEORGE LEIDAL Of ... DMtJ ~llf 119H • God and Hollywood ll'tn'I dead . 'llley're ju1t dlvenl· fying. Jt is nearly Jmpoalble to vlew To m O'Horgan11 outd!>M 5taglng o( the rock puglon play "Jesus Chrl1t Superstar'' without being struck by Ille appropriate settlnf for this musical expe·r ence In rtUgiosity. Uni v ersal Stu,dlos · Amphithea l« nesUed In the , San Fernando Valley aide of the Hollywood Hills Com- mands e pagan 's eye view of LA'a latter day Gomorrha . As the cool night settles over the 3,800 seat arena, the valley Jights twinkle bek>w, and not without some irony, two major traffic arteries form a miles· long cross. Adding to tht: beauty of the site is a ~ing absence of airplane noise that plagues au· diences who 1J!l'ain to hear in the Hollywood Bowl. The site's natural beauty, plus the creeh&r! comforts so lovingly a n d lhoughlfully provided hy the studio manage· ment make the new am· phitheater's dedication to public use a ma jor addition to LA's In ventory of theatrical showcases. "Superstar" is the perfect musical event to open this new facility . The arena returns the complement by providing the exp8nsive setting me thinks "Superstar" his been kM:>king for three years. It'! seemed like 30 for some who've listened to the Tim Rice- Andrew Lloyd Webber aJMan, hoph•, hopinf IM!eday to view 1 fully 1ta1ed version • Well , lhls I! it. The Robert Sll1iood · Universal .. MCA produeUoo pulls out all the J!topc on ,. outdoor theatrical or1an fering up an endless 1 ceu\on of rooments u moving 11 a S2-foot bau note In a rlckely old church. 11 you judce good theater by the way il rnovu you with surges of emotion.a] chills: then you'll find JCSS lo be good lheoter. ' If yaur musical tutu have prosrosod lo aecepi.nce of ear1plittinr hard rock for en- joyment of the 1weeter moment.. d musical punctua- Uon then your 1piri.l!: will soar hearing Heather MacRat's "I Don't Know How to Love Him." If antiphonal choirs, horns and· trumpet! In the wooded stlll of. night carry you away to appreciation of beauty, then JCSS has something for you. If you've ever thrilled to the unreal quality of stage lighting in an outdoor aelting. such as is found in New York's Central Park Shakespeare season or at the Hiil Cumorah w h e r e thousands pilgrimage e a c h summer to the Monnom Pageant, then Jules Fisher's incredibly fine lighting or "Superstar" will bum brightly in your mind'a eye days later. Sim 11 a rl y, amplified vocali.zationa and orcbeltra- Uons can add a lustre t6 an outdoor musical experience. Abe Jaoob'a oowxl dtlip takea ruu advantage of thia u.trJQlll din'lflll-... 1 otandard Jld• I k·a ~ lelrl .. 1,~1 amula!A. Oft I par •illl Iha Mdwlea1 achlevem<nt• or w. ,.... duclion are the co.tum• by Randy Barcelo which 1p111 lhe eons frdm BlbLicol lllllff lo 40s Hollywood. Horocl, rtfm11infly wnpad by Allon Ni<:holil ii lhe l.llell- yetr bridle ·over treuW.tll time• lhal l l ft k • lhe hiJlorlcaUy Ml opus to Ille cr151neee: ol our own day. The number certoWy -muat fmd objeelionotll• ii • cynical eomtc nuer • .,..,. cl1ssic11ly con structed tragedy musl have. 1 .. llmlllf Is 8awlets, in this CUI. Because l t focUlll our at- tention' on the restraint ti respo111ibllllies dllplt~ by thost who 1ov1rn, tt '8 necesury. The blt works . .., Sadly the aame Jevtl or raison d'elre ls laclrinf In lho apoth ... ls ocene. Tiit lolllJy unmyaterious Cl"OIS that Ml been cloaked in r a I I Uvoughoul the evenln(. ii unveiled by a lfruUlin& Christ. Ted Neeley. While it is apparent tht brNlhtaking climb up Iha repreunt.atlonal Quciflx l)'lft'- bolius lhe S11Uo1W el IM Croes, the Druldllke -clancy of Ille nw nobd choriu Into Ille uprifhl lild "'°" 1m11 of ll>o tree o1. d .. th. 10tm to be • _..ilc put down of lhe ...t o1 the eveninf'• frtoll loolt a I Olrill'• !inll day• .. ~ Beds ol Dowen mah a colorful setting for Sandra Cain, ho1te11 at the Soulhland Home and Garden Show, July H ·23 in the Anaheim Convention Ctn t • r. One of Southern Call· forniJ'• largest flower . shows will be one fJf. many attractions at th• annual home show, FLOWERS AND P·~~,,CI ·· TWO Of THUi MOST llUUTIFUL Tl!IN•S . , IN THE WORLD AND WFU fAMOUS l'Ol IOTHI (1'11~4 o..'o. ._. ly 1' ......... , ., WE NOT ONLY HAVE THE MOST, THE FRESHEST, IUT ALSO·T E LOWUT PRICES-. FLOWERS-Wt Heva 'Em All, Roses, Arrangements, F11ntral lti•ces, W~'in911 Spacial Event Corsegts, etc, (3 d1sig-n1r1, now.I PRODUCE-Wt Hev• 'Em All, Bibb L1tuc:1, Endive, Hydrophenic: Tomatoes an4 Cuk11, Melons I 5 v1ri1ti1s), M1ngos, P~pa-yi11, l•rri11 f 4 v1ri .. ties I, etc. Coma Sta, Com• S1v1, • -. CLIP THlSI COUPONS AND SAYE l'LINTT I • • • • • • • • • ._.••••·•••a •JI••••••••'-s,ooo FOR THll IVINT • la:clullw Dfltrllluttrs • 11,• FOi THIS IVINT I 8 "-" Shoo s,..lal ,_ ...., S ... lal • 'RISH CUT • TOSSID SALADS • '•lllH CUT • ' t · ... ,MARIGOLDS : SHa~:;:D '::.o.~ucr : CARNATIONS : i • 69C CARROT 'STICKS • 2 9"-• • Doa. • CILHY STICKS D... .,. I • limit 2 0.1. • YOU NAME IT I Llollt 2 -• • With Thia CeutMn • 8 , Wltfl This C.U,. • ••••••••• •JI ••••• a •• I.JI • I •.' u.li_• ... I • DILICIOUI CASAIA • ,,..,,.,. •• ·-• TOMATOU II .suG5A! MELONS ORANGE • 25• ....., , ., I. : " • P...i : JUICE : CUCUMRlS : I LIMIT 1 3"' • WATERMELONS. .,...... • I 0 ... 25« • I • Limit t .•-i'.' a LIMlt l\ 11!. • L-2 ~ of -a I Witt! Tlllt c..,.. • Witt! tlll• ....... • - -'-• •••••••&•••••••&•••••••••••••• I • COUPONS IXPlal JULY 12ft, ttn Th•s• ra.1ttur1nt1 ••m1ncl tht finest for t~tir curl•"'•"· th1t'1 why th~ ft... I lure Newport -•I P1troni11 them! _.,,., See a.ty, l)Jtw,..n; Alltir Wost, Newport ; WM4y'1 Wlwf, Newport; Th ltwft Mt, Now,..n; ...._ I .a.1r1'1 "On The lay1',. Newport, 1ncf over 300 ethtn. Hew eMut yM callin9 us7 "Orang• Co••IV'• ,.,lt•I GrOtDl1tg l'n>ducc """ r1owr Oroeo...... ' I --· NEWPORJ-PRODUG -s.:...+-11--•----e °""" , D.yt • w ... , ....... • ,.... •7Nlfi I ~ i 161' NewjMoi ... '-4 oo lflt rooln I I ·u y ,.., 01 Pn>d11n "Wlfcre .,..iu, a IM KftN 1101011 Orda of tit.I Heutt" .... '"' ..... .,.., ... .... Boon Docks· Place for Fun Latnb A New Year's Eve celebratiQo in June! A July obServance of Halloween· with ill the 1ymbo!J from hobcoblills to pumpkins! Well, apporently 1izything Is possible if you think people should hive fun. And are _ willing to put the effort into creatY,g it. Gene and IA>retta Bothweil, the en; terprislng majordomos of N e w P o r t Beach 's Boon Doc.ks, are obviously ao in- clined . Out 'N " About NORMAN STANLEY The new Monday party nights they're tossing at the restaurant demonstrate a flair for concocting merriment by strictly offbeat means. Accordingly, patrons should b e prepared to abandon any set notions about sticking with the calendar dates ol holidays. Because traditionalists probably would have been at a loss to enjoy the re- cent Halloween and New Year's Eve galas -not to mention the big St. Patrick's Day bash. · Holidays, however . aren't the only source for themes to enliven these weekly affairs, now a standard house feature every Monday night. The festivities can also be centered in a motif like "star's night," when astrology takes over 'with all of its paraphernalia from moon signs to the seventh house. Or you might walk through lhe doors to be engulfed in the flamboyant trappings of a_ speakeasy right out of the 1920's. Whatever.rat the clip the Boon Docks is moving on these parties don't be too surprised if they get around . to celebrating the birthday or Zinovi Petrovich Rozhdestvenski. (The famous 19th century Russian admiral, who else?) Another feature of the Boon Docks par· ty nights should go over like a gold strike with the cocktail crowd. On the Hack Warren Roberts, president .. - manager of Stuft Shirt Restau· rant, 224 1 W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach, checks rack of lamb with Gilbert Mercado, ex· ecutive chef. Roberts revealed the popularity of the Tuesday Luncheoqs, complete for $1.95, th at includes soup or salad, entre~. dessert and beverage. This is the thrifty tab on all well drinks -65 cents -which is 25 cents below the regular price. In this department there's also champagne for SO cents per glass, or f2.50 a bottle. Real Cantonese f11od eat here or take home. STAG CHltlSE CASINO ll1 ·2ht pl .. Newport Beach ORiole 3·9560 0,.1 y.., lr•t1IMI Dalfy 12·12 -Fri. Oltd s.t. 'tll J •• -. (See OUT N ABOUT, Page· %6) ... BBY RESTAURANT PRIME RIB e STEAK e LOBSTER ITALIAN SPECIALTIES ENnRTAINMENT ·DANCING Now Appearing GERMAINE ANO THE BILL MALO TRIO Now S...flNJ Looch lo Our Now Outd-Patio 1262 IRISTOL.f'ALISADES ROAD COST A MESA 546-8390 · OYSTER BAR • COCKTAILS ENTERTAINMENT T11•1d•y thr11 S•turd•y, l :JO te I :JO BRANDIE BRANDON DUO Th11rsdcrr FnMM s•ow 11:11 Open Seven O.y1 LUNCH e DINNll e SUNDAY llUNCH 11 •·"'· 4 ,.-. t :JO •·•.~4 , .... 32802 COAST HWY. (•I C1'9W11 Vllley .. 1rtw1yl LACiUNA NICiUEL EVERY MONDA y· IS PARTY NIGHT Stortlnt At 4:00 p.m. SpKlal Priced Drinks e ChamflCltH SOc COMPLETE DINNER $2.50 DANCING-I p.m. ta t a.m. with Clay Christopher And Tho ChoiioHj1t NOW APPEARING "SASSY CLASS" I C:oM111.m DINN E~s FOR TWO I ~ ~ • TllTWllN I AHO 1 r .11. i - 1 ~C::c~!~~J~. 5so •1 I -MAHI ~~HI -. _..., Two 11 I SATURDAY a. suNDAY PATIO ••uNc:H I Show Time W11~1dthh 10 P.M. Show Tim•• Fri. a Set. 10 a 12 P.M. AND NICiHn Y DANCIN• Open Deily For .Lunch ' C:HOIC:E OF II 11. HUl'fOS UHCHllOt ·~ SUNDAY ' ·J. STLU l .MGI · _ -· CHAMPAGNE IRUNCH J, lffl HNfOICT 11 lo J f-____ ,....U1JIWVLllUMCHJUH Ol'ICf!"Tl)ll'll'IE..,...-- . WAYNE VINCENT TRIO I . COCKTAILS • DANCING 1 2-6 P.M. FRIDAY, SATURDAY .. SUNDAY 1 )JooN llH w. COAST HWY. I CALLl'OaaaRVAnoNs-1<1·11" I l)OCKS ...W:2R]:eH I • 2601 W. COAST Hl•HWAT -NIW?OST llACH , ' .. -- ------ -.a;llL ---------------' frldl)', July 7, 19~ D~~JlLOT II Live Theater "HAPPY BIRTROAY, WANDA JUNE The West Coast premiere of Kurt Vonnegut's black comedy Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa, opens for six weeks. Wed- nesday throog)t Sunday. eur- taln is ' p.m. Reservations 646-1383. 0 WINNIE mE POOH'' The Huntington Be 1 c)I Playhouse opens its summer children's show tonight for three weekends -Fridays at 7:30, Saturda.vs and Sundays at 2 o'clock -through July 11 at the pla yhQ use, 2110 Main STt., Huntinj:ton B e a c b . Reservations 536·38fil. •·EXIT THE KING" Two fina l performances of the Ionesco drama will be given at 8 p.m. tonight and Saturday, July 7-8. by lhe Other Side Theater at the St. ~lichael and All A n g e. I s Church, 3133 Pacific View Drive, Corona del ~f a r . Reservations 675-3699. FEATURED IN "l4 LITTLE HOURS" AT NEWPORT'S LIDO THEATER Steven Baker of Balboa with "fritinds" in scene from movie Court Drama Stars Rankin Local Talent Now at Lido Local talent abounds in the color film short, "24 Little Hours" now playing at The Lido Theatre on Newport's Lido Isle through Ju ly 19. "The Trial of the Can- The Moffetts reside at 41 3 Canada. ~'t'Ote. prodUced and lonsville Nine," a play by Da niel Berrigan . will be Pinecrest in Laguna Beach. directed the movie. Many presented by the International Bobby is director of engineer· scenes were shot in Orange Theatre Co m p any of ing services for Golden Wes1 County. most notably at California Slate University, Coll g Knoll 's Berry Fann, Newport Long Beach July 7 and 8 at e e. 8:30 p.m. and July 9 it 2:30 Cameraman (cinematogra-Beach, and Laguna Beach. and a p.m. in the campus Lil• pher ) for the movie is Don S o u t h 1 a n d e r s will also tie Theatre. . Featuretl in the film as .. Little Boy'' is Steven Baker,, son of Toby and Lynn Baker, 2101 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. Toby is Staff Engineer at Golden W~st College and is also 'technical director of the new million dollar television c o m p I e x for telecom· munications at the college. Sinex. of 16311 Sernade Lane. recognize Marineland of the The play is the cry of con- Hunt~ton Beach. Don. who is Pacific, Calico Ghost Town, science in defiance of th9: engineering supervisor for (:riffith Park, Los Ani:etes strictures of the law. · ~: Golden West College, was citerl ~1 e mo r i a I Co I i s e u m , The cast will be headed by : for his "beautiful camera· .rungleland and the Mojave Roger Ernest. 148 Eldorado, work ", by Consolidated Film Desert. · Monterey . as Daniel Berrigan: Also seen in the movie are Bobbie and Jacquie •Moffett in the "Griffith Park seqUenCe" Industries who said the film Conan t revealed tha t the and Gil Rankin, 57~1 Rogerl was some of the best quality picture opens with 23 sketches Dr., Huntington .Reach, assis- they had ever seen. and water colors by Canadian tanfprofessor of Theatre Arts. Ken Conant, resident of La arlist Norma Womeiduff. as Philip Berrigan. I fttt YU.I I AREA'S . ~T THE BLACK KNIGHT · RESTAURANt ' INTIMATE DINING C<;)CKTAILS • DANCING SEAFOOD BAR ENTERTAINMENT Open Dally 10 A.M. to 2 A.M. Lunc:h 11 :30 to 3 il~~~-------~;;;;;;;o;;;;;;~ Q~~ RESTAURANT LUNCH e DINNER COCKTAILS SEA FOOD-STEAKS-PRIME Rll INTERNATIONAL ENTREES 'FROM ,2.15 • JILL SAYS :· "YOU ONLY HAVI TO TRY IT TO UJll.·IT." • Primo lib • LtpiQ '2~~ SJ.?' f RON SHY & DON llNllllCK Mon. thru Sat. in th~ Lounie ~ Lunch-Mon. thru Fri. 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Dinner-Mon. thru Set. S' to I 0 p.m. Comp ltm111f1rv l1k•d Al11•• lor ell l irthd•Y• & A1111iv1r••"•• 2"45 H«bor lllvd., Costa M-HS·t47l NOW • I . APPEARING MATT LEWIS & co. COCKTAILS ENTERTAINMENT 330 EAST I 7TH STREET COSTA MESA J.48.7791 . SAM'S SPllCIALS' S1rved Monday, Tuesday, Wodlltlday, Thursday · dinners includ• salad, l'lfic th-toast. choie1 of bakad pouto orrie1 Hawa11111 RED SNAPPER ••• ••••.,••••• ••••• 1.95 MAHI MAHI ••• •• •••. ••• ••• •••••• 2.25 TOPSIRLOIN •••••••••••••••••••• 2.45 CHICKEN BREAST HAWAIIAN ...... 2.75 NEW YORK STEAK •••••••••••• , •• 2.95 1 LOBSTER TAIL ••••••• •.•,, •• , •••• 3.95 STEAK AND LQBSTERS ..... , ..... 4.95 ~~ ~~ 16278 PICiflceo.t Hlghw1y, Huntington Betclt (213) 592·1321 /unch1on • dinn1r • f//lnqu1ts •NJOY Saturday & Sunday -BRUN . H 9:00 aomo to 4s~ pom. At the 1· W ... hyt: 11 1JO A.M. N 12:JI NOW Al'l'IARING RUBEN ORTEGA M. _.ht. 11lJI A,M. ta 1 tJO lnternetionelly Known I•...,_: 4:00-11 MIDNl•HT Letin Guit•rist 909l E. ADAMS, HU.NTINGTON BEACH 962 .7911 WHAT IS I fima • 1 • . I • It'• 1 time for rolantlon and h1nc·up ldJustmtnt. It'• super slnd cocldail1 with free hot hors d'.....,.... And; ii you'ra atarvlnc. It's I grut IJllChettl dln- lncludlng tossed """ ul1d with French dre11inc. corlic bre•d and • bar1ain prict tac of 1.25 , plrlts (Qverlool<lnc Dtna Pol.nt bor) DANA POINT -llM l llM4 s~ el .... Greto tmr ANO! -eu 11111 •ev111 · • ·~ MOkDAYS :rHAU tHUASDAYS I p.m.· to 1 p,1111. • i11~&r1'1 »3 9AY91DI D"IVI -NIWl'O"T HACH 11S.11» • .. • I . • . Md11, Jut1 7, 1972 • • A 1uitll to th1 /J1st in 1lftlrt1inm1nt • ISADORE'S 333 Bayside Drive · Newport ·Buch * DIRTY HENRY • REUBEN'S -NEWPORT 251 East Coast Highway· Newport Beach *PHIL SHANE • THE MOONRAKER 18542 M1cArthur 8oultv1td •.Santa Ana * STREET·CARR • our ' 'N' ABOUT •• ._ ~ (Frtm Pace UI FGr di""" Oil Mood1y nlshl, cu~ caa tum 19 the f'fl\dlt menu or· 'Ope. for one of the evenln1's two party tpeclals. On the regular blll of rare there11 aole of Dover, $3.7~; jumbo Polr.iesian ahrimps, $4.25 ; blr-b-q ribs Bora Bora, $4.25 ; abalone steak, ls.25; ea9tern top sirloin, $5.25 ; New Ycrk atealf, $e.lS; combo steak and lobster, M.75, Or you can order the house wpecial, chef Henry L. Jones' sensational prime rib -cap- tain's cut, $4.93; whaler's cut , $$.95. >.J we did on our party night ·outing. though, you might want to turn to the evenings 1peclals. Price alone -ia suf- ficient recommendatkm. ' But both seleclions also won our endorsement for offering exceediogly savory we 11- prepared food. The enlrees trere ,,.ound. tlrloln at.eat. with mushroom 1auee, and halibut marlni<re. The r<ductd drink and 1pecill dinner prices get under way every'Monday iat 4 p.m. .. Lounge entertainment for party nights c urrent I)' features 1be talented Clay Chriltopher and the Changes. Wednesday through Saturday nights. Clay and the Changes provide the dance music in the " down stairs Underground Discotheque. It should also be noted , 1111~ the »oon Docks is open again for Juncb on Mondays, as well as the other days of the week, Typical specials on tb.e mid· d&y bill of fare are entree! like roast leg of lamb, with dressing Pnd mint jelly, Sl.65; Kona chicken pilaff, $1.5C; deep fried halibut, with iartar sauce. $1.65. • • ' .. . --In the Galleries --·1 · .J I W ate1·color Art At Crocker BanK CHAl'.JJS-GALLERJES -1390 S. Coa•I Hwy., Lll\illl Beach. Hours; Jt a.m .• g p.m. dally . Painting by A. G. fo~leming. JACK GLENN GALLERY -2311 E. Coast Hwy., corona de! . Mar. Hours: 11 a.m.-5 p.m. daily. ~arly ,Ar.nerlcan and~ temporary quill.! through July 14. Oll pa1nt1ngs lll!d acrylics by Ned Evans and Gary Beydler through July 27. COSTA MESA·LIBRARY -566 Center SI., COsla Mesa. OU paintings by Marian.....Ries. CROCKER CJTJZENS BANK -i!300 Harbor Blvd., COita· Mesa. Watercolors by Beulah Treadway. DOWNEY SAVIJllGS AND LOAN -360 E. 171h .St., CO.la Mesa, Oil pa intings by Gertrude Mattacks and Joanne Bone. Oils and Acrylics by Virginia B. KJ ing. , FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ORANGE -16.IO Adams St., Costa Mesa. Oil paintings by Clara Miller. REUBEN E LEE 151 East Coast Hlchway * SOUND ARRANGEMENT For Weekender Advertising Phone 6424321 I During the SundRy cham· pagne brunch -served from JI to 3 -$2 .25 entrees include. Sculpture by Roger A. eggs Benedict on Rngllsh muf-......._ Sweet of Laguna Beach MESA VERDE LIBRARY -2969 Mesa ,Verde Dr., Costa Mesa. Oil paintings by Millie Winkler . . TRANSAMERICA TITLE CO. -170 E. 171h SI., CO.la Mesa Oil paintings by Merle Calhoun. • fin : seafood. Spanish or S f is one of many works mushroom omelette; crepes Cll pture entered in AU Califor· BOWERS MUS.EUM -2002. N. Main St., Santa Ana. Hours: Tues., Sat. 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m: ·Sunday, 1-5 p.m~ Wednesday and Thlirsday. evenings, 7·9 p.m. closed Monday. On exhibit through July 14, juried show by Orange County Ar1 Asso- ciation, REUBEN'S -TUSTIN 1513 Tustin Avenue· Santa Ana * BOBBIE LANE Pl.US stuffed Y!'ith c r a ~·me tit nia Sho\v through Maryland: eggs and glazed lrntitl.ed August 27' at the La· sugar cured ham, country link guna Beach Art Gal· sausage. or hickory bacon. Jery, 307 Cliff Drive. • REUBEN'S-COSTA MESA 1555 Adams Ave.· Costa Mesa * JOHNNY SHERIDAN DUO The Boon Docks L<J loca ted at 3333 W. Coast Highwa;:, -;jjiiiijiiiijiiiijiiiijiiiijiiiijiiiijiiiiij;:,"/:~~~~~-,~-~~~~ Newport Beach. 1 J MUCKENT ALER CULTURAL CENT ER -119 Buena C Vista Drive., Fullerton. "West Coast American Realists'' through July 15. LAGUNA BEACH ART GALLERY -307 Cliff Drive. Lo(Wla Beach. Hours: 11 :30 a.m .• 4:30 p.m. daily. AJI California ·,~how includes paintings and scul ptures . • REUBEN'S -FULLERTON 501 North State College · Fullerton * lWIN PIPERS • 'REUBEN'S -LAGUNA ljlLLS 24oor Ave de la Carlota • Laguna Hills * MICKEY l DIANE • REUBEN'S AIRPORT 4647 MacArthur Boulevard · Newport Beach * DOUG KENNEDY • REUBEN'S-SANTA A.NA , 2313 North Broadway· Santa Ana • . * MARILYN MOORE ~ ; •. Ir: .::• , ..... )A ,• 1' '.-.~ :'I! ~ ..... ... 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Theaters Map New Seasons Tho eorly mums on the 11n-n ,.~ of community theater In Orange County .,. trickling in, and at firit glance It looks like a familiar pattern -a ha.ndlul of premieres. a basketful of reviv11s a n d another round of "ganging up" on a newly released play. The forthcoming season'is champion royalty reaper will he, without a doubt, "Forty Carats," which opened last weekend in Long Beach and will be the leadoff attraction for the Laguna Moulton Playhouse, CO!ta Mesa Civic Ptayhoilse and the Fullerion Footlighters. This is a bit unusual , in that the comedy wasn't written by Neil Simon but a heretofore unknown called Jay Allen. Thus far, four community theaters have announced their new season and one, the Laguna Playhouse, has a partial list. ThO$e "declared" groups are the 1 Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, · Huntington Beach Playbquse, Santa Ana Community Players a n d Fulle~ FooUlghters. At Costa Mesa, where resl· dent director Pati Tambellini TOM TITUS Intermission ts steering lb• playhouse Into its eighth season, a tenta!Jve lineup bas been released. The Mesa players will do "Forty Carats'' and 11Me and Thee'' lot certainilies, but tM jury of availabilitl_ i4 sµJl QUt on three -other setectkil\s -'Chlld '1 Play." ''And Mias Reardon Drinks a Little" and the latest Simon special, "Lest of the Red Hot Lovera. 11 Guest direc- ton for "Clilld11 Play" and "Miss Reardoo" will he Bill Fucik and and Marthella Ran- dall. Huntington Beach. v.•hic h replaced "Mary. Mary" v.•llen "Plaza Suite" be cam e available last tall , has ·the Jean Kerr comedy back In its 1972•73· lineup with another Jean K. (Koba ) direc ting . Other Huntington attractions and their dinctors are "Wait Until Dark" (Jay Conklin), "Heaven C&n Wait" {Stuart Elliott), "Mlddleo! the Night " (Rand y K .. ne J and "EX!l the Body" (Ron Albertsen I. Next summer's dlildren's show v.·111 be . "The Emperor'.s New Clothes." Laguna will launch Its-new season with the county's first "Forty Carats" and follow with Tennessee W 111 1 a m s · ''Summer and Smolte" wil h "The Prime-of Miss Jean Brodie '' waiting in the wings. The second hall of the schedule for ,the county's largec'lt playbouSe has yet to be decided. Original plays have found lln outlet at Santa Ana where two were done last season and another. ''The Boston Story." will ltad off next year's lineup in mid·August. Other shows on the Sant.a Ana schedule are "The Tenth Man," "Sunrise at Girl. ' "EYWYl>oc!Y L. '.. CBS • g,oo p.m. -CBS Friday Diaht m...tit. ()pi!" and'' Cb 1-m P •In e A trilo : "The Livi.DI End,'• 1'0b, ?fune,11 .... Complu." · "The sfn11u." Cast blcludu Lou Gosaet.t, Dlua In Fullerton, th• Sands, Pat Carroll, Suun Faster, JUiY Pace, Footllibten lilve cut btct Mkbtle Lee and Ruth Buul. their seuon to threa """l .... am=ll!!l•m•m!!•••••~'!ll-.. duclions, 111 comedies. After the inevitable "Forty C..111," the Muckenthaler C e n t e r Theater will accommodlte "You Kl'lOw 1 Can't Heat You When the Water'• Ru:nnlni '' and a revival of "Born Vester· day." Several oll!et community theaters have yet to announce their new seuoas. Among lhem, Westminster w h i c h hopes to start off (after "A Funny Thing Happen<d oo the Way to the Fmun'J) ln a new theater: Irvine, curren t I y undergoing a reorganiultion: San Clemente, which rarely sets a full seuon in advance, and Lido Isle, which just issued a call for dlrectcn. Those playhouses without a set season might do weH to take a peek at the scheduJes of the others and gear their plans so u not to duplicate &n already announced production. \\1e reaJly don't need a fifth staging of ''Forty Carats." Friday ~vening JULY 7 Saturday Morning JULY I Conventwn Center a Place of Action The Anaheim Convention Center can certainly claim the 1poUight for being the "place where the action is'1 during the monlh ol July, as the huge complex hoits more than a dozen events, including five major shows. Today, the 12th aMual California Arms Collectors Antique Show begins a three. day stand in the Anaheim Room: More than 100 exhibits of early western, Ame r i c n l-'"" •.• Wool•IO-t '" •O>cl .. , ....... ,'"""Olm·lll ·"GODFATHER " (R) ,11. a Sit. •I t:W: a 111• P.M. I•, A Tiier. 11 l :M PM. -e...o···· C-·--·-•U •1•1 _ ..... ' ers--•-,,_, 114·•Jlf -...... Ta ... l'll ........ .,,...,, ... .. "tlfCC,Ylll SllClll" (fl) flewa...I• ...... "CMATO'S Liii I l ............ "'"''*'.""'' ~11 UJl early we s I er n, American arena. Angeles T-Birds, scbeduJed for fireanns will be on display, in-Show hours will be S to 11 tonight and July 26 in the d uding several pieces dating p.m. Friday. July 14, and noon arena. Action on both nl&hts back to the late 1780's, to 11 p.m., Saturday and Sun-gets under way at 8 o'clock. Show, hours ll'ill be noon to day. The following weekend, On Saturday Orange County 6 lod 8 30 •· 6 July 22-23, show hours will be firemen will hold their annual p.m.. ay; : a.m. w Saturday and 9 am t noon to 11 p.m. on Saturday Firemen's Ball In the Ex-p.m., , .. o 2 30 Sund and noon to 9 p.m. on Sunday. hibition Hall -with two : p.m. ay. The 18th annual Southland .... Rounding out the major orchestras -from 9 p.m. to 1 Home · and Garden Show will shows for the month, the a.m. be at the Cener July J(..23, Sekullch An tique Show and Memo Bernabei and his More than 85,000 people are Sale will occu py the 100,000 Palladium Band, and th e expected for the aMual 10-day square foot Exhibition Hall Ju· "Fire Alarms" are t he show. . ly 27-30. Between 1,500 an d featured attraction. h 1 bl' 2,500 antique collectors and And on Sunday, the Center One ol t e argest pu IC d · ted t t w1'tl host the Orange r-unlv h f th lh a mtrers are expec o a · ...,... 8 ows 0 e year, e pro-tend the four-day show. Ex-Servicemen'1 Center Benefit duction will occupy more than hib'l ho .11 •-1 ,_ 10 Show and Da-. Two shows 136,000 square feet of ex-1 urs w1 '-"'=' w p.m. '""" hibition space, and feature Thursday thorugh Saturday, are scbedulect in the arena, a --\.1 and noon to 6 p.m. on Sunday. matinee performance at 4:30 hundreds of e.uubils lru::luding Other events include roller p.m. and an e v e n I n g a lavish flower and garden display filling the ' n t I r e llrmgiiamiiiiesii,iiiif;;;ea;;;t;:ur;:JngiiiiiiiithmeiiiiLoiiiisiiiiperfiiii;;;otmaniiiiiiiice;=:at:08iiiip.iimm.iiiiiiii'il ~~!~t ~ COAOOIA .II. /llAl. 2nd Greif WH ,_c.M .. ''Duck, You Sucker'' 7 -411 :11 p .•• -·-"Ch1to'1 Lind'' 9,25 C..th•on 1•11 M.t. J:OO ACA.DIMf A.WAID WINNllS • ''" Johnso" & Clori1 lttchn11n "THE LAST PICTURE SHOW" AlNf Gtort• ·s.gal "WHERE'S POPPA!" 'bl lllllCI It'*°"• IO lND FEATURI "OIT CARTER" • .. hnon1bllncl MWall& ---..... f --~{ __ • , I I \ I I '? e11~r• .. live w11r ~ /ow-~$~ ~Cd<.'SUa:iCJ~"\. ~.11~•fll1ric1r4 • 11111t1r ch•l'f• 7 f11hio111 i1f1!1J, tt.wport lt11ch •44-Ja7(J Mon..-Frl. 7-t P·"'· Sat. 1-).$-7-,..11 p.m. S~n •. 1-JJS-7-t p..m. . . . "BRAVO. BRANDO'S'GODFATHER'. "m YUR'S Fim KULLY SATISniN&, Ill CHllHCIAL AMERICAN Fill. Oil Of THE MOST lftUTAL HD IDYIN& CHllDNICllS DF AIHICU LIFE nu DlSIHlD WITHIN THE, LIMITS Df POPUUft lHTlftTAIHIENT.'' -Vlnctnl Ca~bJ New York Tlm11 , ;'"Tiil lolflTIIU' II A ll'lCTACUUR IDYil, Oil Of m FIMIT IUllTH IHIH IWlR IAllll'' Ill. NBC-TV . TH{ &RADUm ........ , '\ l '· ~ KATHERINE ROSS DUSTIN ltOFFMAN ANNE BANCROFT ACAO!MY AWARD WINNER l l l t Dll'llCTOl'l-111111(1 ttlCHOll 1 ~Jrbi~ ~o·,.~ ·~~LIP, Pt><?' _..K!]O 2NO TOP COMEDY WOOOY All!H Making . Musi c Trombonist Al Ha 11 j o i n.s a freewheeling Jazz session with pian- ist Doug Carn on a new series "Dain' It'' which begins Tuesday, July 18. at 9:30 p.m. on Channel 28. WHAT ·TO DO f From Page !t) TH ROUGH.SEPT. • • • RIDE AND DINE -PaJm Springs Aerial Tramway. Thurs- day through Monday. board tramcar after S. p.m......Coinbtntd ride-dinner rate, $5.50 per adult. Normal hours of tramway lengthened from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. with last car departing valley terminal at 7:30 p.m. JULY 7 ·SEPT. 17 SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL -23rd annual event in San Diego. Opening "'ilh .. The Merry Wives ol Windsor" and alternating with "Love's Labours' Lost' and "King Richard DI" Old Globe Theatre, Balboa Park. Nightly except Mon- day, 8:30 p.m. Matinees Wednesday, Saturday and S411day at 2 p.m. For information, call (714.) 239-22SS. rles. JULY 9 SANDCASTLE CO~TEST -5th SMUal Mission Bay Sand Castle Contest 10 a m. until tides washed them out. Partic· panli, ol all ages issued .!.'.estates-."- THRO UGH JULY JO EXPOSITION -1972 Southern California Exposition and Fair opens a 13-day run, Del Mar Fairgrounds, Del Mar. Hours : 10 a.m. -10 p.m, Flower show, national horse show and Kingston Trio, Sarah Vaughn and Roberta Linn on grandstand. Adults, $1.50; children, 6-12, 75 cents. · JULY II-AUGUST %7 SA WO UST ·i2 -Ari show in Laguna Beach. Representa- tions of more lhan 160 painters, sculptors and craftsman . Open daily from 10 a.m. to midnight. GaJJery Garden and strolling minstrels. Items on display include fine arts. water~ colors, oils. pastels. drawings, lea thercraft, jeweJry, cer- amics, glass and plastic, mosaics, macrame, silkscree n .prints, rugs and clothing. JULY 21).%3 GREEK THEATRE -Karen Armstrong will sing the lead- ing role of Rosina in Rossini's opera 'The Barber of Seville.' For ticket information . call (213) 666-6000. ' JULY 21>AUGUST 9 CffiCUS -Ringling Bros and Barnum and Bailey at The Forum. Performances at 8 p.m. Mondays: 2:30 a.nd 8 p.m . Tuesdays through Fridays; 10:30 a.m., 2:30 and 8 p.m. Sat- urdays ; and 2 and 6 p.m. Sundays. THRO UGH JULY 27 COPPER EXIDBIT -Displays from 41 COpper Enameling Classes at Barnsdall Arts and Crafts Center. 4800 Holly- wood Blvd. Center open from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Saturday. · THROUGH JULY 27 PLA NETARIUM SHOW -Tessman Planetarium of Santa Ana College, 1530 W. 17th St., Sant.a An a, will present ''Mar- iner IX Views Mars" each Tuesday and Thursday at 7: 15 p.m. through July 27. Admission is free but reservatlorui should be made by calling 547-9561, ext. 317. THROUGH JULY 30 ROCK OPERA -"Jesus Christ Superstar" at the Amphi- theater, Universal Studios, Hollywood. Tickets $4 -$9. Full .Broadway versioi. to be presented. Mutual ticket agencies. NOW SHOWING Mul~i ir1~'1 ll r1ii~o J1m1i ~in lii~ll~ ~iililli~! ~~!rt ~~ill r.1 11oa11,....,. i"•'I jRo '."'-~ CONnNUOUS OAIL Y 12:3(1 -3:30 7:00 & 10:00 P.M. 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' " ·: ' " . ·---• ·--· ' l j : I • ' • • • . • • • • • • • Frld.J, July 7, 19n DAil V PILOT Extensive Traveler Island Paradise Home for Burr Old Mov·ies By VERNON scorr HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Raymond Burr lives a life unlike any 1Ltl' lo televislon. a nomadic existence around the United States and ln var low parts of the world when h1! "Ironside'' aeries is in hiatus. ' . ' . . Burr his two homes. One in ·Hollywood, the other on Naltaub1, 1 $,000..acre island in the Fiji.!. ffis spiritual home 16 the latter. Never Die ln Hollywood. Burr purch ased a hUJe old house and added a third story to 1t ""hicb has become his-bedroom. Jt also doubles as an offiet . lf the American Film The rest or lhe household ron!ists ol 'ighl natives of Fiji, mostly youngsters whom Bur r is having educated and trained for jobs back on Naita uba ipopulatlon 173\ . • . ~nititute Haa It& Way Burr bought the island six years aJO. It produces caltJ,, copra and pork In addition to raising prodlK"e and fruit for the inhabitants. All those on the island work for-Burr. ' • ' ' ' . . • • • • • • • • • • . ' ' ' ~ Editor11 NoU -Until ~ rtctntlu., it WM mart tha1t j 4 jokt that old filmJ didn't ~ dit , th1:11 just fadtd away. ; !ut, thank.s to ntw organ· ;,. Utd 1:/forU to save old ~lltovit1, p 4 1 t cintmatic trt111ur11 toill b1: around '/pr ·a lono tinu: to comt. '· . ~ BY DONALD SANDERS 'WASHING TON (AP \ film with foot11e Which t}huwise might have been U.t forever is being 11ved, '-.lth IOl1le l ,500 old ·motion fl...,_· OIUcl to the.nallo111I 4Jillocllan al the Lllney ol, ~ .. t~ol~ =:... ~IMll!UI&, (OW llbm doleriorale In t1rne i!il... 1pocl1l efforts .,. ioide to preserve them . UnUI (few years ago thue were no '-'ch organized efrorts, ind the· qiltioa wu Jn d&n1er of lollng ~ vaat treuure of motion pie- -• portray!Jll the mores Ind morals, the cu1tom1 and dMUanes of a .bygone era. .... y Indeed .,.. lost. ~Thrculh llli'lllllllnltilU!t'• tliforti. Clecil ' .• : DeMDia't •.:;i.o·Squ1,.,l.IM" OI 1111 bu ~ pr-ylld, alOng with tllo• ~ "Mr. Smith Goes to Shirt Sale " 209 lU i.j..tH AH. I . 17th St. ..,_ C-M- • 1-l-..I Mlll!\41 .. ....,. l"•l!Ctll• " ..... , ... A.M.•lt ... M. MM.·Slt. IN '• .. 73" 0'•"•"'1 . ~~2'".a"1· ..... .. . -• THI 611.ATNftl 0, "IOIN NII" NOW "UVING FREE'' ALIO f61 ,_.._ "TOK1AT" Continuous Dilly From 2 p.m. ,.._ Ullll 4 ,,,M, .W.lto • J!t: SI.lo • _ ... _,., • DONALD CROW USES MICROSCOPE l"spects oltt film at Library of Congress laboratory The actor spent nin' years as "Perry Ma son" and cur- rently is working on his sixth year in "Tronside." Ther~ after he plans ta go into motion plattJi!! production. "We have two more years lo go with 'lronsirie." he 11ay1. "Then I plan to do a movi' on Henry the Naviga tor and Pape John xxm ." · Meanwhile Burr drive! lo work at dawn to Universal Studi05, a IS.minute bip from his house. Because he is in . 1lmosl every scene he rarely. leaves the studio before 7:30 or B p.m. WEIGHT PROBl.EM Weight has always been a problem for Burr. He 1s heavier than usual now because as Ro~rt Ironside, San Francisco Police Chit.f. he is confin~ to 1 wheelchair. He W~•sbincton" with Jam e 1 YOrk City started coll~ting Stewart. old films as ea rly as 1935, and staible acetate. film . get.! little exercise and is a gounnet cook who en joys hne The Library of Congre~ has wines. Both tend to add buJk to the actor. Most of the films ha ve come it has 8,000 or more titles. from the industry itself. but There is a similar collection al others have been acquired the George Ea stman House, from private collectors scat-started about 1943-50, which is tered from Vinelarld. N.J .. to strong on silents made before New South Wales , Australia . ·1930, films dating back kt 1894. He travels extensively in Europe and the South Pac1hr. deposited for copy r lg b t His home reflect& hla many port& of call. There are pieces Roger ~Ii Ile r. a £avor- purposes. But because It bad of furniture. oddmenta and decorations from PortugaJ. Ital~, ite of everyone, will be no adequate storage for the d 1 ..... of Ame · appearing al Knoll's highly flammable nitrate, the an var ous .,..... nea.. Berry Far m Friday, library dl.d nol requ•-fi.lm The kitchen of his Hollywood houJe has been remodeled . all I •• of mod •· _, __ • -•· t July 14 . smg1~ .o deposl., for a 3().year ... riod to resemble that I t.r1...,. alM:U ,_..uran . Ki•tg of h t .,.... the kln d · • his most po p ar 1 s from 1912 to 1942. And it! col-Burr and his Fij~ companiona 1hare coo i utteS. includin g "Little Green -some have been found in Mrs. Aaron said the best buements of old theaters. estimates are that it would re- The A mer i can Film quire perhaps $80 million to Institute, established as a non-preserve all 'the old film prnflt. nongovernmental cor-aVailable, including newsreels poration in Jun e 1967. is for which almost nothing has headed by George Stevens Jr.. been done. lection for the next 10 years ls Twice widowtd and once divotttd, BWT teldom ha s TL-Road Apple~.'' "King , of the selective and spotty. time for dates or ~lal events. lie Road" and "Loving Her Nitrate film is extremely Many of his days are taken up with the law school at \Vas Easler.'' Kaott's flammable ; if stored in a dry the University of Pacific. He is on the board of trustees Berry Farm ls located the son of a famous film di-She has enlisted the aid of rector. -_the_ Nationa l Science Foun· atmosphere, its flash point ap-and involved with the scholarship fund . His interest in the on Beach Boulevard ln proaches that of newsprint, school began during his "Perry Mason'' days.. Buena Park. The1 'lialtitu~, !i~ a bu,~get 'CJaUOn in ,a search for simpler ~t 'bboit 41.t ' million \a 1•• aft![ ~r ways to preserve l'Uf1ll ' 'f'~ of'-progrudj• Ald,.filtn1,.,s.-w1U as the more bu! 'I"'!" .wp; )I reaards •' ~m vidoola[!e, which also more• ·.,..... • than) l b ·, ....-.~ wltl>ln to years or and there have been cases of Burr's Interests are varied. In addition to acting he 1~ 11 ==========,,i-=§§;7,1~~~;:=~;;'.:~ The process of transferring a cattle business and orchid cultivation in Fiji and the NATIONAL GtNrR:AL spontaneous ignition. ooe or television 's busiest businessmen. He is organ izing 1; 'p"J""t"K"w'icaJ•c'"K' ~ nitrate to safety film received Azores . THEATRES a big boost about lwo years Moreover, hi> love of food and wine has led him to make BOOKSHOPS ' preservltlcn of old _turns.• ' tlDleta stdred under perfect ago when the Library ol pl••• !or a ch .. : .. of restaurants in various parts of the TMI en., Co •··tall-.. .,_ ... .., .... °'911•• • (7,,1 ~•-noo ogress ui.i · ~ 100 own world, 1lon& with ~ hotels. SOUTH co•ir ,lAlA °'"" Chloe Alh>n;~dlrectot · llilltion!. public media progra111!1 for the Movies made before the laboratory. 'fbere was a , . ,; .. h 1 "The 1· st c .. 111 .... 1 •• f7••1 ,.io.21•t ....,.,..,. shortage of commercial labs 11My biggest ef\emy 1s ume, e say . re u National Endowment for the 1950s were on nitrocellul06e or Arts.uya "Tberewasa great n itrate film, which need for 10mebody to come deteriorates steadily and 1long in film ecquisiUon and somellmes fairly r-1:pidly. If in a coordinatina role." The. these old films are to endure Museum of Modern Art in New they must be transferred lei capable and willing to do the doesn 't teem to be enough of it to accornpli&h all I Y.·ould work. like." . AntUe_P:Ucally clean it is '-1ore than anything else Burr longa to spend more time locaf.a 1B tbl~'i·~ ill tho FljiL . ' maid ·.ttitlilfY 'lmlllllrc 1 • •• 0 Someday, and not.too \far from Dow. I'll~ spending CapilQI jlHI. .~ , m monlhl a year In the P'ijil. I couldn't Ilk for more." ' . " ' .. ' -rf"<t ' ' ... -. I 1 • ea~ : •t; . ~arson for Congress . ' ' -ll1,T~-O'Flahtr1y Wheii ~ 1n the studio audience M'ked. "Who · would you send to Congresa-from New York?" Dick cavett replied immediately : "Johnny Carson!'' A> It turned out, Carson left town of his own accord but the humor is typic1l of ABC's n1ghttime leprechaun who is now the Ione, talk-show host operating from what used to be the center of the show business universe. With the e1ceptkm of Harry Reasoner a·nd the· 3-M commercials he's the only really worthwhile television object left in town . Surely he Is the most amus-- tng. Cavett's one-liners are famolia. Aa a gag writer, they also helped make other people (amous including Jack Paar. Here are some recent in- stances. of the Cavett wit at Cavett said, mcreduiously: my knowledge, Cavett is the -sister, actresa Hayley Mills : work for Cavett: "You mean that 'Hud' wears only one to cut them down to her brother •. assistiant director An avid snorkelist, cavett needlepoint slippers?" . size with a single stroke of tht Jonathan Mills ... was asked if he had any ad-Upon ~earing the news ttiat King 's English. · • "~l do you all do ·for fun? vice for sw immers who see an pot-preacher Timothy Leary "You look worried/' said Wrestle " the Redgraves?11 approaching shark·s fin : "Yes. had escaped jail, cavetf turned journaliat Norman Malh;r. ask~ Qavett. ' 1mmediately get to the center to the camera · and uid: "I( "I'm worried that . you'll wt.In ,Gig Young denied the of a large city.'' anyone know 1 h Is make history on my ahow by rumor tflat he had taken a nip ' When a guest asked if the whert;abouts, please tell him." punching a Jady," said cavett. befOft accepting an Academy next day was a national holi-Coml'nenting on~ effect of "I guarantee not to."Teplied. Award. Cav~tt asked : "Then day, cavett replied ''I never last summer's out d,o o r Miller, ''Becauae your guest.a .,hy d.id you try to unscrew know il• a holiday until 1 bang Shakesp<are on crime_in Cen-tonight are· all smel~ -.. in-the top of the Oscar?" my nose on the glass door of a tral Park, he en'(iliiaqed the ~ ,~ ...., . l~~~;o;-;;;fj;;~ii~O:j bank." "· slick·up man wlio ""11. to his • "'f"l'ld ,.. I~ me to I' ~~':' One night he asked a mili-victim : "Thy ~1 ot thy ' ' cn t!_o lnaft chain to eo.tain lant Mohawk guest how she life !" .•. "Wheii Oleilr wu· your ~ intellect?" 'ii.id felt about women's lib. "! feel stabbed, eight ~ IOI' up Cavett. . 1Jlllll sorry for them,'' she replied. and . lefl They didn 't, wi.nt lo On another night when.Juliet ''Thi:y go around acting like get involved. Mills, the star ot '"Nirufy "and BREED'' .-..-11r--" men when they don't have the Talking to Ricardo Montalban t)\e Professor,'• began ticking proper apparatus.'' To which who ~ad ,been ·in thrtf aq uatic of.! the memben of her British Cavett added : "You mean films with 'Estbei' Williams, aCting family -her father, they lack the tools or the Cavett said: "Tell me -con· actor John Milla; her mother, trade?" fidentlally -did the lips of _ _'M~a~fy!_~H~•~Y)~ey!-~B~e~t~l ;~her~!!!:!l!!!!~l!lll;!!!!!lil\!~~!!!j When Joanne Wood w a rd her fingera get all wrinkled ?" ' ' said she enjoyed making gilts Talk shows are f1mous for hand, · attracting stuffed shirts. To ---CtNEOOME 20 ' .. ..::. 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Hondsome oak poneled f1m. rm., frplc, wet bar. IArge · master 1ulte bas frplc. & cozy lounge area. : View of Bly & tho mountains ..... '179,!500. . 57 Lirlda l•lo Drive : Cu1tom 4 BR.1 81-ii b1. bome on Lagoon. Mstr. : BR. bas ll!nng area a. frplc. Waterfront : famUy :111 -.·1convtr11tion pit oround the : trpl~.; :o•;~,!y ge..-d~n. lbt. 1ltp ..... •t89,500. : l~I Ll:>d1 hlo Drive , Lovel y ·a l:R .. ~ ta. home w!tb downstairs !waterf;ont mstr. •uitc &.Jge. ••me rm. or : ~~a~Yt· 1fexlcnn !ile IJoors, beam <'~i.Dgs, ·q· ty (Or.):nlCIIon, 11fp .. , , ..... fU5,00Q For Compl1to Information On All Homos & Le '" Plooao Coll: lilLL GRUNDY, REALTOR )ti B1yaldo Dr., Suite 1, H.B. 675-41'1 OPEN DAILY 235 SHIRWOOO l'L. TRY 5" DOWN quiet eul·de-llC 1 tr e e t , Eutslde f Bedroom, 2 Bath; beautu'Ul ].story home; 1paridin&: c I e a n • 009e to school.I. Shake roof. Pro!. lndocpd. Only 134,500. * • * * • * 245 TULANE, C.M. TRY 5% DOWN (j)ulck Possession 4 BDRM .. 2 BATH COLLEGE PARK •VACANT• CALL ANYTIME Mi-ml or E ... 541-9416 Lochenmyer j.,• • I It -= --="---- IRVINE TERRACE -JUST LISTED .•. A most attracUve home in a PRESTIGE LOCATION. 2 spacious bedrooms, 2 baths, large living room with attractive fireplace. Complete kitchen built-ins. Separate 2 car garage PLUS ample l)lace tor boat and/or house trailer. Xlnt buy at $50,500. EASY WALK TO BEACH ... From1iltla 4 bedroom home located with- in stones tbrow of Ocean Blvd. Also could he "CHAWAGNE TASTE'' nu. CUJtam uparaded ........... la bubbling with excltini ~ f ro m ftoors to ceWns -oriented to the diJerlmlnating client with a IOPhiltica.ted W• 1tyle. Thi• 111Ut .level 2 bedroom, 2 bath home 11 perfect in every det.aJJ. Priced at $38,00J. Call 673-8550 for viewing ap- poinbnent. O Tr!f: REAL "\..l.STATl:RS SWING AND SUDE SET used as 2 bedroom, 2 batb home PLUS 2 bed-Will kw• this b;g fenced pla, room, 1 bath guest apt. (Fee 11tmple Jot -not area with room for a play- Ieasehold.) Xlnt value. f/9,500. house and trees to climb. Mom and Dad will fancy LINDA ISLE -WATERFRONT ""' thn!e large bedrooms, FIVE Bl!DROOM ... Fabulous 4 bedroom, 4~ batb home witb dramatic atone fuepl •ce ;n -$35 950 private fler A: sllp for a large boat. Many eI· the m.mve living room, wet • ·-tras, bu to name a few: 23 x 28 game room bar oft the family room. Th1I spacknls 5 bedroom, with wet bar, bullt.-in vacuum sy11tem. EleC9 Even a separate formal din- Pele Barrell Realfv pre:Jenl:J CUSTOM IAYCREST GREAT FAMILY FLOOR PLAN -Built for this original owner -4 bedroom, dining room and family room. Handy location, ex- cellent schools: Mariner's, Harbor Hi. 2015 Commodore, H.B. Open S.t & Sun 1.S NEWPORT HEIGHTS SOUGHT-AFTER LOCATION -Well J>riced at $33,000. 2 Bedrooms a. den. See 1t and realize the potential! WESTCLIFP TIME TO ENJOY SUMMllt -4 Bedroom with pool-on quiet street. Loll of room for a growing family. Gracious bome wltb euy· · care yard ................. , .••• '81,500. 1412 Lincoln Lino, H.B. Open Sun. 1.S KINGS ROAD ON VIEW SIDE -overlooking entire harbor. Custom 3 bedroom home In beauUful condi· tion. A very lovely place to live .... $67,llOO. lmnlly ,_. • 2 atory home Irie Seal radiant beat, each room tbermosta-me room for speclll ceif>. II !Dr""'' You w111 tov. ttie tically controlled. Let us allow you Ibis borne braHon1 w111 delight all. '!lie BALIOA PENINSULA ""' llreploce, modem boll> 11.1 we tblnk ~ will be II.I impressed II.I we whole family CM •et In the BEACH & BAY LOVERS -A rare but 1.:;: .~~~. 1:.~ are. AatJ.og ,000. swim In th• large h""led Charming and roomy on a double Jot, built ...,.,...,.. aM3 pool. 'there'• really Jotl before Heeonomy" ruled. 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, cated eloie to puk, 1CbQ911, Convenient park!ni _ euy to be 675_. more. $66,950, Held open this . il d t bar Llr lhopplng and ocnn. U ·)'OU a "JJROP·IN'' at Bay It Beach Realtr Saturday and Sunday l ·OO \V1th huge fam y room an we . ie want w beat the summer till s:oo. 1863 Bayport w~. enclosed patio -mauy fine features $125,000 heat, lhan yoo better -lhll Newport BHch. 1515 E. Ocoon Blvd., Balboa Sit & Jun 1.S 1,Gi:o·"";;i';;;i";;;i' ===;;:;;;;;;; ~°"""'--''.,..,,.,~~--! =• ..:::.' N,... u-. C. F. Colesworthy BA YCREST-PRICE REDUCTION 1" $30,500 2MS 1i.:u Dr. CUSTOM BUILT AND SPACIOUS -Very ' HOME AND Sponilh Dealtn • co:Ts lovely 3 bedroom, dining ;oom. bome. Clas-OFFICE Authentic arch WIY•. huge WALLACE Giant Two Story sic decor, Jorge gourmet kitcben ond break· PLUS ~~.~a::·= REAL TORS Daily P1'lot Classified Ads On king •lz• Jot In °North fast room, enclosed courtyord, builtin temp R. UMP OOM "" Costa Mesa. • hed1ooma control. Priced now ............. $79,500 US R ter htdroom, -"Gu-Open Evon'"'• upstaln and 1 2lx24 lhtllb-2030 Holl4oy, N.B. Open Sit & Sun 1·5 ~':n.~~-;ln:: =:;,.~::eod...::1 ........ •."2-4454_ ....... """"" for Action ••• Call 642-5678 :.=~~,..,.,,~ i1NGs ROAD · NEWPORT BEACH '-"tut -· 1n· _1, dining room. hkr. :WO.l'llD. 518 Came:o .,--------..,,.---=------! kitchen and dining ..,.,, 'v11w LOT -on Bluff overlooking harbor. oou """ PARK and ""' Hl-hlands Dr. 0....r•1 0.....•1 ... .:;! carperoom." Al .. ~.soo' ~ Very bulldabl .. nlce view, nice price '17,!500 ... ...._'MEthe5!1%ntA ., -----''-----------! ._, -- -PoYm••ts o1 oo1y Open Frf.Sat.Sun Bettu ... 1t nowi New 00 NEWPORT IACK IA Y :'i:;: A Jot o1 home Buy 1·Get 1 Free l To 5 P.M. -t. NEW HOME -Loll of brick. hiRh open 1'DCllM!y. EaMtldt 1 bedtoorn. 2 b&tti G<qeous llkt new 3 Br home beam ceilings, vacant and ready immediate- .. CQo\TS pl,. ..,. nnc.i .., ...., al 1n exclll'1vo .....,ua1v with MA c NAB Jy. ExcepUonally well built ond str ... ed for a M lot. Walk to Harbor poivata heads • -UY. Rftllon 56-(116; · fourth bedroom. . ...•........... '81,000. W,ll.LACS HlolL Oaft ndullw.' room with marble lh!>lc. • Open Evn 2424 22nd St., H.B. Open S.t & S"" 1.S -•••M~~ =~..i-=a~ IRVINE NEW LISTING NEW LISTING C~ I ,_) -61&-171! atvec:u.-drapeaandw/w BETIER THAN NIW -4 bedroom home ..,..., VW1.,.1 :IOU Weatcllll Drtvo cp1s thtuolrt. Exira alzt kit. OceM ,;de o! Hwy., Corona with extra large family room overlqob a l~-11!'.'--0!!!!!!ll!I!!! Open 't!D 9 PM Poot -,ard, well llnd· de! Mar. Beautilully !urn.. pleuant low maintenance garden. Offered Ga"orol ocaped • """'1•a condition. F I N I R H 0 M E S •1.. carpt,:., d • • • r • "'r at '44,!500. Visit mo Ibis weekend. l ..... _______ ..;o..;.;.no;,;.r.;;•;.1 -----1 On!r 167,950 • Call ~ drape•: Igo. llmil> nn., 412 I. 16th Pi. Npt. Hta. .,.., C.M. Sun l·S * TURnlROCK HILLS '* -vorkltch.H""'OOVll. OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1.S P.M. 1:135 SAND KEY DRIVE. Harbor View Hills Luat 4 Bdrma, S batb5, f1m. nn. & din. nn. home. Eztr1 lar~e lot on cul. de • sac st. & lloPI to park. Oversized pool. $79,500. Bud AUJtln DOVER SHORES -BEST VIEW OPEN SUN 1-5 1842 .GALAXY 1Z ·1111· !· l.;i)' I . '-"I ' . ' I . " , , ' I, , llll ..;;===cAP cots Own tba land -~1,500. New offaring,.a :t1oti,~~ ~1~ ~~ BAYCIEST IEAUTY President home -3 BR. beauty rl•ht In tbe beauty, ~·11 never want to OH ONE 01' QUliTIST STRllTS· -Spacl· front row -•l>'Cial "overbang" providing leave! Aboentee .,..,,.r ..,. ou1 4 bedroom, dining room ond wonderful del!gbtful large tarrace. ,.ll al $15,000. flDIUy room opening onto large encio.ed LIDO NOltD IAYl'RONT CORBIN-yord, 3 c~~ sai.iniiYi a s;JJ!:' 46' Jot. Modern -bright -sunny -3 BR. ' home. 2 dens, DR. Alling $275,000. MARTIN PETE BARRITT REAL TY BIG CANYON 1605 Wootcllff Dr. N.B. Exciting Fairway View from tbl! custom s ltEAL TORS ' 644-7662 ..... 642-5200 BR., 4 bath home. Decorated w/style & 11: ~ lisle. Spacious stepdown LR., FR. and charming breakfast area. 3 car gara~e. OPEN SAT. & SUN.1·5 p.m. •9 Greenbrier -guard will direct you. RIGHT ON ----------------- General MOia Verde· TRANSFER Colonial Mansion f'antutic i5 bedroom, 3 bath 2400 SQ. F-T. _ 1n tbll CUltom, executive bOme on pl'fflJge Eutslde cul-de-tac. 4 Br, 3 Ba. atrium A/'M.1 FM mUllc alapenlon sy1tem. Garage door opener, tlec. ldtch. and more for· $45,500. Newport •I FalrYIOW 6464111 (1nytlmo) 4 lledrm +· Pool $33,500! SWbn )'OU IWimnlen all 1um· mer km& in the lovely pool, looda ol declclns. patio .,. ... low maintenance Iand.C.p- inl. 4 bldrooJI111 2 bath, ,ele- pnt fireplace, all electric push button bulltin kitchen. dl.lhwasher. Formal din.In& room. Plush cloud toft car- petlQC, drapes. An addrea ot dfat1nctlon. Bkr, 540-lm. TARBELL Newport Heights Vacant· $26, 910! Abandoned Colonial! GUEST FACILITY. Sunken 1amlly room w /beam ceilings, All tile kitchen w/1tove A: N- frilerator included. New paint + sha.& thru-<1ut. New drapes, 40' covered patio. s1on1ge room. Huny • coll ~ -I IOlll\I I fl l\11\ ' ~ ·' ' EASY UVING ' • Fn!1hly painted 3 BR -· i w/lllttu new drpt A aha.I .+ • lots al panellnr. $22,950. ~ Newport j •• F•irvitw 646-1111 (1nytlmo) ' UP F«ONT ~ ••• ON OUR LISI' OF GOOD • BUYS. A delllhtlul spic-and· ' apan 3 bedroom and tamll)r £, room home in ~fesa Verde, ottered at $32.~. A sreat home with many fine tl!fl· t turea ed many extras, Call ~ UI todl,y at - 540-lill (Open Eves.) • HERITAGE REALTORS Lovely 5 BR, pool, f1mlly home. Spacious , rooms, large yard. Sweeping bay view. $125,· • 000. Charlene Whyte BY THI BAY Newport UPI>"' Bly bzftal iceep you comfortable yeer J"OU?ld. Family tun at near- by YMCA. TWo Story En&· lllh Oiarm of 4 Bedrooma. Dln!nr and Family Rooma, 3 Bltha. Quiet Cul*Sa• Street and Wlde Acceas for Boat Storqe. Budcet Territ1 and Practlcally Pneed with mA .. VA Tmna. $43,500. Call 646-0555, Evenil'll'• 644-7003, GREAT PARTY HOUSE Everybody in tbe pool! Adult area, chUd- ren's area, formal DR., cozy FR. OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 p.m. 1609 Antigua, Baycrest. 1amlly area. Two flrtplace1 .!!1!!1!11!1111!"'!""~~--I and much mo~ tor only Brf.L. ... _ 12000 OUTRIGGER OPEN SUN. 1·5. Delightful 4 Bdrm. Lusk bome on corner lot with complete privacy. IArge family room with view of hills. 3 car · garage. Harriett Davles, $76,500 .SHORECLIFFS -215 EVENING CANYON ·OPEN SUN. 1·5. VIEW! Approx. ~ acre Jot. Pl1n1 avail. for 5 Bclnn's. lam rm, activity nn, & din rm, or desiscn your own. Priv. ·steps to beach. '159,000. Kathryn Raulston LUSK HARBOR VIEW HILLS • Great famlly h o m e. Near J>est schools, .churches, stores. 4 Br, 3 bath, wet bar. 3 car garage, beam ceilings, 2 fireplaces. $79,500. · t.vera Burns VACANT-SAN CLEMENTE R-3 -106 San Demas -45xl00 -$11.500. R·l -125 Trieste Ave. 67x144 -$11,600. View-Walk to golf course. Mary Lou Marion BUY THIS FOR SUMMER Channing 3 bdrm. home with separate guest room a. 1 bdrm apt. Steps to private beach & tennis courts. Large sunny patio. $65,000. Edie Olson . HUNTINGTON HARBOUR Waterfront with deck & dock. Excellent locatlon. 3 ·Br, S Ba , fonnal dining rm, kit· lamlly room. Ope story. Just right for boat lovar. Al Fink ... 84 ,800 PRIVATE BEACHFRONT Vacont lot on 60 feet of white. sandy beach. Outllonding view of bay ond boals. Now Is the time to build your borne! S•9.750. M. C. Buie LOV&L Y LIDO HOME · lleluUlul home for large family. Blg south paUo A: 4 bedrooms. Enjoy the goof life on Lido. $89,500. Mary Harvey • .......... CaldvJll,I .... ~ ~ CIHTn DR. N.1. . COLWELL ~'RllPf RT;f S IN<: Rll\ll(J~'-, EXECUTIVE SPECIAL !or thll auperb 3 bedroom home neat.Jed amoni trffl and lhruba. Spukllnr qua!· jty for :tlne entmatntni. Lush deep pile carpetinf with cuatom matchlne drapes, all electric kitchen with all thJ trtmnU.n&s. tan- tasUc fireplace. What a lhow place for J39,5001 Seller is prepared tor GI and mA tenrui, now'• the time, Call Realtors 545-9491 Open Evtl. * * * Mr. Gron! Huaoby 21"22 S•nto Doml"'° · San Juan Caplatreno You are the Winner ot 2 Hcll:ell to the Southlond ~&Gordon Show .. the ANAHEIM . CONVENTION CENTER Jul); II · Jutr 13 p, .... call 642~ ext. Ill between 9 and 5 pm to claim your tlcketa. !North Oowrty tolt.lne number ts llfl'l2l0) * * * CORNllt LOT \IA F .... lolure. 3 11>0C19!!J Br'a, 2 Ila, ""11t·ln _., -........... nn,toco. FA-~ -"'"'*""' ....... ble_._ _ .. ...,. ........... -"" •• Clll ti. Ill ""' -.•,ea. MORGAN ltlALTY 67UM2 6J'S.64ff • THE LAST OF THE IESTI FINAL opportunity to choose from 2 mar· velous 3 BR. and one 8 BR. newly com- pleted Ivan Wells custom homes w/sweep- ing view of bay & mountains. From $110,200 to $122,900. An unusual opportunity to 1haro in Newport's fantastic appreciation. Fur- nished model OPEN DAILY at 2018 Galaxy, Dover Shores -10 a.m. -5p.m. TOWNHOUSE, NEWPORT llACH - 5 min. from ocean & bay. Faces pool 6: greenbelt. 3 BR's, 2~ baths, dbl. garage, $32,500. Mrs. Fay 642-8235. . LINDA ISLE New Presti~• Home -Immediate Poases- sion. Matmilicent large FR. w/sunken bar a. room for pool table. 5 BR's., 4~ batbs, formal DR., Gourmet's delight kitchen. Beaultfui Baytront .VIEW. Space for 55' cruiser. OPEN SAT. 6: SUN. 1·5 p.tn. •46 Linda Isle. Or Call Dave Cook 84U23$. BALBOA PENINSULA POINT Completely furnished 3 BR. Ideal for vaca- tion or year·round ~! Beautiful condi- tion -near bay A: oc9an. Launching privi- leges up to 16' boat. "2,IOO. OPEN SAT •. & SUN. 1-5 p.m. 1no Miramar. · · EXCITING! DOVER SHORES HOMll Supreme view -excepUonal privacy_ - cllerm -custom S BR., 1arden room , FR., Pool I '139,900. Luzlo Sbartany 64+e200. OVERLOOKING llAUTll'UL SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO VALLEY Throe 1 ~ acre parcels w /vlew1 of ocean, valley· & mountains . Peaceful, 1ecluded lo>- cation yet easy access to S.D. Freeway 6: =~· Great for horses. Joel Smltb [ liVlril l • 111••••-.0!u:,. .. j -----..... 'al ..... • HERITAGE REALTORS "U" FIXIT $200 BUYS! Must see thia 2-STORY BAR· GAIN today. Perfect tor )'OUnl or old couple. FHA OK! Need.a TLC. ONLY $17,'ISI. Call llOW . - 111111'1 I 111 \11\ No Down To G.I. Lovely corner lot, 3 large bedroom.I, built-ins, aeparate utllity room, fireplace ln huae livhll room, shake ri>ot, loll ol brlclc work and • lovll.Y coun1ry &tmoaphere. On'1 $29,000. Call 847-tOlll ·--Hon. 'Z '.I ii~ Fl.~.!. l ·-"!''"')pc; ' /'\ J ' \. ---- D TE! 3 1111. i:t. Le•. _..,. rm., blln. BBq. lmmoc. On ft.2 lot, clOle to e...,.thbw. Jl2.!IOO. BALBOA BAY PROP. .,. • * "642-74'1 * $38,900. This home 11 adull ...,.e 1 nw occuPecl and IJ>ftl'ldlnr GellONtloll Gap clKn. can toll tree M2-2535 Own 3 culfbm doll houlet on TRADE IN YOUR HOME Now you may trade In your home for a luger or smllltr one anywbere In Orange County. As simple as snapping yoOr fingers. Select your new home and .we will insl'l!lllY guarantee tbe ale of your present bome. Investigate tbese ldvantlg.,: 1. Uve In your ~.,ent bo1111 'ti! close of escrow. 2. Both eocrowt cloae at tbt nme tlme. • 3. Know Jmmed!atlly wbat your cub baet to you will be on yo11r present b_O.'/!e. 4. Peace of mind lmow!Dt you Wiil n .. er ban more tban one pa)'lllent. 5. All th• Ume you noecl to find yolD' new home. · 6. No Inflated coatl when [°" trade. 7. 14 offices 1ervln1 Ill o Orlnge County. OR If you are leaving the UN, we wlll be happy to apprliM your ~ome at "°' char•• and explain our guaraotoe l!st!ng sales program -aclln at no lnflltad c!lvau. oa n will parc11-. ,_. 11ame aQlflPr -tor CID. um•• 11Mn -·· .............. ...... ...... ., Mmt•••Hn a lot. Prime eut , CON Me1& arta. A three bedroom tor pattntJ. A two bedroom tor to11 It wile. A one bedroom b' srandma. P,lce la !M,!00 with Ill" down. Exclusive w:lth C ':, 1111: ~. 111 COLWELL Pf{(lPf RT:r S IN• REALTOR ~ $24,000 Auumo 5~% L_, Low~-11-leal -...... 3-.+claa, er cu. be a 1*booa&, J bltha, dlntiw ...... ballt·ln ............ bier. lll0-1111. TARBEil ' 1915 Harbor, COatl - FOUR-PL IX Hm'a I barJlaln lor ,... Four 2 Br. units, all YICIM and reopainttd In and out. Fantut!o llnlllC!n(. Ontr fll,tllll. J::l:Mflt~ -a1f1LICTI . .... ' \ , t t • \ \ -·--····----! I Frldi}', Jwl7 7, 1972 DAILV Pll9T :J3 • lmmelliate Action W hat you're interested in is 11 satisfying sale of ' your property-inihe shortest-possible time. T-his t a kes action and the Elmore Company is an ac- tion oriented Company. ' Dedicated Sales·teani · Ou r sa le s-team is made. up of professionals who . . are ded icate'd to your service end satisfa ction. \ --.. . PERFORMANCE, liESUL TS, SERVICE AND INTEGRITY WE Will . SELL YOUR HOME! '' - • RUSH WIWAMS Ylce P....w..t,...., • ROBERT BROOKS • LLOYD GU IC HON • DeANNA POTTS • EDWARD JOFFE • HELEN BALL • TOM CO X • LEN MIWR • RICK ROEGNER • CHUCK LOOKABILL • FRED P.OFAHL • JOE STANCZY K • HERSH McMULLEN • COL JAMES BROOME • CHRIS BARR • BRENDA PARIS • ALBERT ANTHONY MARTELL • LOIS CROMMm • LEE McFARLAND • WILLI AM STRACK WE DO .WORK H~ARDER y~~Rs:.~~~TY WE WILL HELP Y!OU FIND EXACTL Y WHAT YOU WANT . ' '• OVER 500 HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM NEW LICENSEES ATTENTION 1 We have a special t rain- ing program which wi ll assure y o u r su ccess on selling Ree f Estate. .645-~.040 FJNE RESID~NtlAL HOMES IAYFRONT ON IALllOA PININSULA 3 bed.; 2 ba., 2 story home on the water with pier' and slip and private beach. ~&cant, and zoned R-2 so that you may now rent this home as a family, Full price $147,500. IA YCREST EXECUTIVE On exclusive Santiago Drive. Entrance thru tron gate and attractive walled yard. A fine horn& with 4 bd .. 3 ba., 1!ormal dln. rm., den, large family room, :Z fireplaces. LVK. rm opens onto well-planted tear yard and pool. Excellent kitchen, larie laundry rootn. An outstanding home for only $96,000. ESTAT! SALE Prime Balboa Peninsula area -2 br. oJ4er home huge sleeping area off prage. 1 block to Bay & beach~ Good rental uJUl $4219<!0. COSTA MESA Dandy Halecrest. vacant move right Jn. 3 bd. 2 ba. new paint in and out, brand new green shag carpets. $29,950 90% loan available. NEW ENGLAND SPECIAL Charming 4 bedroom :l story home In choice east:Slde location near Santa Ana Country Club. 2 full baths, beautiful tile,. bar style kitchen with electric builtiru:. Raised fltt- platt, nJce carpttg. detached double garage. Full price $37,500 -owner has moved to Montana. Make otter. Zoned for horses. LIKE IT (jlUln? Try this 4 bedroom home on small CUI-de-Sac in beautiful hardwood floors. Firepla~. F.A. Heat, Electric builtln kitchen, large double garage with builtin storage and work bench. Raised patio deck overlooking trtt shaded rear yard. All this tor only $33,000 -90% loan available. FOR NEWLY WEDS This lo~ely Huntington BeacH Condomiruum. ~ blk to pool, with washer, dryer, sto# and Dishwasher included li;i total price of only $21,950. Try 5% down. COSTA MESA F\ne west.side location, 3 bd., 2 be, large yard with boBt gates. all rooms wood pan- elled. No down VA or 10% Down conv, Cmancing $24,950. Move in Now. , . VJ.CANT IMMEDIAn /OSSISSION • Dutch girl clean-large back'yard_with lovely patio back and front J bedroom, 2 ba. Bulltln stove and refrigerator. All t!11s and more for on1y &28,500. MOUNTAIN SHANGRI LA ' Year-round ~sort Jiving. Swimming. boating,' water..skHng, Jots of snow In the winter 1or aledding, skllng, etc. 4 br cozy, San .Bernardino mountain home. Used brick titt- place. Sun-bathe on the 450 sq, ft. deck. Perfect family area away from the smog and conaesUon. This home is completely furnished. and ready for year-round Uvtng, the County road b plowed for winter access. Printe lake iK stocked with trout. The '1200 foot elevation ls just great for.gettln1 aW.y from it all Good financing available. Full ' PLEASE CALL US TODAY Real Estate Professional Salesmen & Brokers! Th e opportuni ty is here! You are needed immed - iately for our rapidly ex- panding Real Estate di- vi sion. Positive oppor- tunity for edvancenrent: OPEN HOUSE DIREaORY IALIOA PININSULA 3 bedrooms, 1 bath. 1514 E. BaJ. boa Blvd. $42,900. Opm house Sal I:: Sun. 1 to 5. COSTA MESA 3 bedroom I:: den, 2 baths. 2696 Santa Ana Ave. $37,500. Open house Sal &: Sun. 1 to 5, COSTA MESA 3 bedrooma, 2 baths. 1158 Donel $28,SOO. Open house Sal I:: Sun. 1 to 5. COSTA MESA 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. 930 Wilson. $24,950. Open house Sat. I:: Sun. 1 to 5. COSTA MESA 4 bedroom, 2 baths. 208 Susannah Place. $33.000. Open house Sal I:: Sun. 1 to 5. COSTA MESA 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. 1228 Belfast. $29,950. ()pon house Sal " SUD. 1 to s. HAHOI VIEW HOMIS 4 Bdnn,. 2 Ba. 18'20 Port Charles. $65,000.. Open Sat " sun. l,S. Commercial 645-~040 We have highly quali - fied buyers who need g o o d commercial in- vestments. If you wish to market such a property please contact our com· mercial department. COMMERCIAL SHOPPING CENTER Neighborhood shopping center In Costa Me sa near proposed new Marina. Leuehold and will give good return. Details by appointment only. $250,· 000. 3.2 acres C2 on San Diego Freeway -Traffic count }40,000. Terms avail· able. ., . SpacloUJ home converted !or medical or health Spa. Excellent Costa Mesa location. S50,000 Submit on down, 18,480 sq. ti. commercial property near Orange County Airport. Traffic count over 25,000 cars per day. Full price only $70,000. Spec Builders attention: 4 Fee view lots IJ\ prestige area -partial sub- ordination to construction loans. All utilities' available -For information call UJ today. Price ranges from $15,000 to $19,500._ DUPLEXES -UNITS 2 BRAND NEW DUPLEXES ON PENINSULA Vacant and ready tor occupancy during the rental "r111h". 3 br. up and 2 br down, 2 ba. ln each unit, room to park 8 cars. Full price only $79,500 each. 10% down and owner will carry 10% 2nd T.D. First user depreciation will apply to the new owner. PENINSULA POINT TRIPLEX 2 br .. 1 bath each on busy B~Jboa Blvd. No trouble keepln:g them lilied. I> block to the bay,. 2 blooks to the beach. Full price only S84,500. 25 % down will buy· it and the rentals will pay it of!. 6 UNITS Great tax write of! with good Income. Prime location 2 story building new· ly painted eooo sq. ft. can be converted to o!fice1. Excellent financing · price only $22,!!00. -available. · • • \ WE TRY HARDER .. • ·' . ''THE PROFESSIONAL REALTORS" ' Semn9 Greater Newport Harbor Area Member Multiple Ustln9 Service A Dlvt&1on. of Elmore ComplnJ' Lester P. t.bnort, PruJdtnt • I • . . • . • + ' .. . • ' l i •'• • .. :Jl :·1 •' .. • •• ' • \ ' '· • • frUay, Ju~ 7, 1972 . • • . . . ••• • • ' •• . . ' ' NESTLED IN FIVE llG BEDROOMS 20'x22' IONUS ROOM t>e.tWttn'a!l the big trees, ts this.two GmYMientl)'..Jocated..J.n-Cedmort'jG;:;k~--:-iWITHoundtn CONVERSATION PIT sur... ___ ·story 4. bedroorp hc¥n.e, comqlete With • i~ area. Colt& Meta. Spacious 5 bed-g-Swedlsh-flttplaCt-...-pJua-reat-han:twood-fl00rsr 2 , ~ba,U..~--....:- room alld family. All the good tea-large modern kitchen, dining· room~ oversized kitchen and lqts ot fru.it turet you are looking for in a one huge living room, 3 big bedrooms trees. Room tor boat or trailer. 1tory home. O!tft'ed With no down and 2 baths. Beaut. ·grounds com~ Owner's moving soon and wants of~ I ; VA terms .or aseume existing 5%.% plete with putting green. Best 'Mesa fer. Priced· onJy $31;995. With all · loon. ctJ.L S40.115L Verde location and priced $33.~ terms. Hurry, CALL''546-5880,. with 5% down paymt. CALL 54~ 1:: • ! • • .. I : .. t ·-· : 'I i• 1··1 ,_; , .. ., . NOSTALGIA LANE ' Remember when builders gave WI four portly bedrooms, three large elegant bedrooms, )dtchens' with gur· plus counter and 1torage space, dra· maUe entranceways, cloleta you can get lad. in. fireplaces you can find and all extra quality coodles! They jurt: don't build 'em like this any• more but, by gosh. we found one! It's just a hop-t:k1p.. and a jump from the Meaa Verde COuntry Club. CALL \U at 5464880. CONDOMINIUM ' . Perfect for easy llvlng. This one Is In ~llgh~Uy 'abarp condition. The perfect 3 bedroom 2 bath home, just a abort walk to clubhouse and pools. Throw away the lawnmower and·en.. Joy the weekends. Asking only '22,!500..cALL M0-!15L • _..,_ " 0.iMfr ol * BEAT THE ILAHS Tired of loOking at a bunch Of' dogs! Well, we have the solution -just listed super neat 3 bedroom 2 bath Mesa del Mar home. Absolutely per .. feet inside and even better outside with scuJPturecl' patio in park·like setting with ·big trees. The best part is the price. CALL us for details. 546-5880. POOL PERFECT Jump in and enjoy the swim, the weather's fine! This beautifully ap- pointed 3 bedroom and family Is & must to see, plus freshly pe.lnted Jn· terior that would make .the beat ar· tist jealous. All this including huge pool ls ottered at only $33,700. Call us today at 540-115L ~ General FIXER UPPER JUST lJSTED -Best Mesa Verde location! -a It family. Needs lots of work but make offer now and ' save! Vacant, cul-de-sac, Walk to schools. CALL 546-5880. RIGHT ON Looking for formal dining, Iarite family room, spacious living room, handy kitchen eafing area. plus. 4 bedrOOms, all on one level? Look no further, this is it-Offered at $,36,950. CALL 540-1151. TREES, TREES, TREES Sharp 3 bedroom! Asking $25,750. Alqios t new shag carpet. ,very clean home. ;Many trees,. covered patio, block wall fence. Big aisumable loan •... CALl.. 540·1151. LOW DOWN AND ASSUME VA LOAN -Nice 3 bedroom Eastside home with brick fireplace, HUGE yard, cul-de.sac lo- cation. Detachcd'dooble garage with alley .. entrance. Priced only $2fi,OOO. CALI,. now .for further at?tails. ~6-5880. • • ,, . ) l~I • • ! l~JI-.... Generol General * Ponlnavla Point * ' * * * * TAYLOR CO, BIG CANYON COUNTRY CtUB NEW 4 BR. residence in this prestige area. Surrounded by B. C. Country Club. Large ; . family room & formal DR. Plush carpeting. HARBOR VIEW ONE OF A KIND Extra detached garage. Long paved enclosed driveway for trler, boat, more cars, Huge pool sz lot. Gorgeows view. Prof. landscaped. Attach. garage, finished cabinets, floor covered. Dream family kitchen, crpted. Most ca~ VA REPO ONLY $950. Dtt $l9,!IOO. buys tbls lovely 3 bedroom 2 bath repossessed home. Anyone qualifies upon credit approval Call now. 6<!-1771. 4 Br, family Rm., 2 Ba, 2'200 sq, ft. of relaxed living. ldeal for Irg !amlly, Minutes to ocean & bay. Priced -at . $69,500. Call for app't. Call 673-3663, 642..QJ63 Eves, · Garden entryway. Beautiful. $124,500 ' . EXCLUSIVE LINDA ISLE -$155,000 ; New b~~ont home -years ahead 'in ileslgn. i ' High ceilfiigs, open 'spacious feeling for taking· I advantage of water view. Just add your pie·r I ; & slip. 4 Bedrooms, family room, DR. and j · playroom. Submit exchange. j ' EASTBLUFF SPECIAL -$42,500 1 Best buy in area! Enjoy the privacy of this l· lovely 3 bdrm. & fam. rm. home on quiet cul· l de-sac street. Right size for small family. l"· View of mountains. Great kitchen. ~ ''Our 27th Y t•r'' l 'WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors inets. 3 BR. Monaco • $52,500 • Own/Brtc. 644-4860 BUY OF THE WEEK Spacious 4 br home·w/sunken family room. Cathedral cell· ing & semi formal dining room. Large kitchen w/ breakfast bar. Carpet & drps. Close to schools, parks & beach. A .Must See At $35,900. Seymour will take your present home in trade. CAIL SEYMOUR REALTY 847-1221. OPEN D'AlLY 383 SANTA ISABEL i 2111 Son Joaquin Hiiia Rood j;, ;NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. •644-4910 E .. Wde 4 BR 2 BA, formal ': f·~---••_I ____ . , __ G_•no_r..,•I_....,. ___ ,_ dining, 2 story. Immediate . ' i : I I·. i .. \ ~occupancy, CdM High Schoo] Hal~rest lest luy * 4 BedtoOm: • 2 Bath * Assumable 6% VA LClan * QUIET Street "HAVE THE SQUEEZITS?" NOT IN THIS ONE Enchanting TWO STORY 5 bedroom 3 bath, 2 .fireplaces, FAMILY ROOM, formal din· ing· room, NEW carpets and drapes, island kitchen, SOMERSET model on FEE land in HARBOR VIEW HOMES .......... $72,500. ELEGANCE AWAITS YOU HERE Cameo Highlands. Architect designed-New carpets & drapes. 4 Bedrooms, convertible· den, 3 baths, cathedral ceilings and. 2 used brick fireplaces, family room, built-in kitch- en & B-B-Q, PLUS MANY XTRAS. Entei:tain atOUl\d your own. POOL •.... , .. , . $76,500 •. E.S.P. XTRA ·SPECIAL· PRICE Let .. , show you this enchantin~ home .;n Irvine Terrace. Atrium entry, spacious living room r with fireplace. 3 Large bedrooms, 2 balhs, LOVELY DINING ROOM + room to store 1your trailer or boat. . ·: ... ' . $62,500.' NO DOUBT ABOUT IT A FAMILY OPPORTUNITY -Keys to a private beach, grt\At congenial neighborhood, classic 4 bedroom floor plan and chance to develop a real family feellrig. Almost every room opens to a s~acioq~ gar<!~!\ patio and each room ~an bold a charm of its own. Just reduced $2,000. Now $60,500. * Easy walking distance to all schools WE'Vi GOT IT • TRIPLEX ONE-OF-A·KIND in CORONA de! .MAR. Z.2 tor Bedroom, l·l Bedroom. Clear. Owner may carry. Close to shopping. This will go in a * Priced at only $27,500 * Please call 546-2313 more infonnatlon. hurry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . • • $71,500 • • ' J ·,o THE REJ\L ·'.'\.. ESTATL!<S POINTS TO PERFICTION THIS CONDO . Bayfr nt C do JN BACK BAY~-3 Bedroom, 21> bath, PHONI UNl9UI HOMO, COIONA OIL MAI. '75·6000 0 on builtin .kitchen, atone ' fireplace, FAMrLY REALTOR, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ~~gh~, pool, pier ~79~ ROOM, community pool & RF£. ROOMS in-~· Gonoret Gonorol •EMERALD IA y eluding billiards. Fee land and close to everr- 1 , thing. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . $32,!500 -''COUNTRY SCENE'' Immaculate S Br+ fam rm. · . . . . $27 950' SEPARATE Ocean lSide 01 hwy. View. * OPEN HOUSE * • • FAM Must ""! $H9,000 1115 l'orrBormouth, Harbor View Horne, C........ · 1 B<autilul rear yard, privacy ILY ROOM ·Tod Hvbtrt & AaHc., tl!I.·.~· Opon 1.S p.m, Wed., Thvra., Fri. I uollmlled, lovelY fruit & . '. $26,750 ; 3471 Via Lido ~1>-850!! ~ . shade -·· colorlul C&g>el· 3 large bedrooms. 2 .baU.., $27 fOO I Ing, large covered paflo • beaotllul kltehe• and din! • f relax after a bard day'a area. Located 00 a ~ 4 Bdrm., + Dtn , • _, 3 ~~ 2 baths, cul-d,...c •U..t lUllTlght Owmln& ex\trlor "1"' ,,.., j' *1oJn bui!Un kilth,., dJah. tor Ill< klda S% down, FHA <Ocl< work llllt sets oil °'I • -· Ele(ant ~ or VA wms. Call '911 fl'ff home.4Bedlwma,~ •1 --chum lo ..... 842-:15.15 built.in ""'It ...... dim. · = IMnr room. Prime · ' -.r, patio, bir: !ilH'IJD. l . walk lo ntl)'-l ~p». • ' 1'l!f' R~' 1 ;z • . I ''" ' I c: r',' '!'' f> ' " ... , .. " TARBELL .· ~·---_.REALTORS '644-7270 ~ 9:f 21 i.:1.~:b!~":t,~ !li!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l\!!!!!!!~""~! J· in payints. 3 Br, plus 2 Br. •.*BUILD INCOME* !newer), in East C.M. Only N'pt Beach, 50x160 R-2 lot, $72,500. Call for details to room to build. 2 BR. home, set. associated BROKERS-REAL TORS 2025 W Balboa 673 ·366) 2 car pr., rented at $210 CHUCK CAROTHERS month. Only $26,900. • REAL ESTATE CAYWOoD REALTY TREASURES * · 541-1290 * 1831 Westcliff, N.B. 646-5152 Gener•I Gener•I ' ' Beach inium· homes , Nithboat sli~. . . . <>ylll ithe land,water andsl•R·: . From$64,950. 7% financing; .... ,_, 811.cttt Toa:nftoUlll Ltd. .Mot w.ic:..1!Wy . (714J 17Hl20 ' COMMODORE 'ROAD ... IAYCRE$T OVer ,2000 sq~ ft. of Juxury.ln·a 3 bedroom, 211 bath. family ,&lid dlnlni: area. ·Bonus ot a s.parkling pool and . low maintenance 75'. x 110' yaro. 'All the usual Baycrest. features. Full price $64,950 and an assumable loan of approximately ~.000 J-hurry. CALL us at MQ.l.15l. . LET'S TALK -.·.about your Real · Estate Career. We have a position · open for ONE eager sales. man. Grow with a company that's growin~. The help and training you need·guar· anteed. Let's talk. CALL 11 •• Dave Myhre 540·1151. I • ' • ' 1~ .. . Go/lorol General • BA YADERE TERRACE Spectacular French Regency home· overlook· ing the jetty & turning basin .. Step down liv· ing. room· with .12' beam ceiling. Te=o"' entry &. fan\ily area. Formal dining area. · Completely private patio ,i, swimming pool •. Convertible den with book shelves. Artist's· ' studiO,. spacious master suite with 2 baths. 1 Gu.est room with separate entrance. A magni· . < " ficent home iit ·the finest location. $196, 700. . BAY$HORES I Just listed. Completely.reinodeled'3'·bedroom ". home :on l 'h lots with 1aige yard big enough for a s\V.inlD!illg .pool /tll new appliances; formal dining room. Immaculate & ready for imm.ediate occupancy .. $79,_700. THE .BLUFFS Popular 0 E" Model condom,inium on choice · . greenbelt location. 3 v~ large · bedrooms, · downS!iirs , family room open onto patio & gree9belt. Also, private ·sun patio. Open beam ceilings. Professionally decorated. through- out. $53;000. . · · · . . SAN MARCOS ACREAGE' 35 "acres estate zoned on San1-Fe :Road in fast growing San . Marcos. Great' identifica-tion,.r~ady for development now. All utilities. to ~11"rty. $~43,500. COMPANY RIMIOltS . 2841 E. C .... Hwy., C-.. tltl ·'Mar MS.Hint Roal Ett"'91 In No..,..1 · Horbor Since 1944''· 673·4400 · ' .. • .. . . • r.tday, Mt 7, 1972 OAILV "LOT ' ~-~ .. iilii-~e~1 :;;1 ;;;-;;;;;; .... ;;;;;;~~;;~r .~-... -~1~~1& I _ ..... @J l!m __ .. _ ... ;;;;;i!iir ___ .... ;;;;;;;~!~~ I ---l~f --~ le!.___ a.ck a.y a.yc..t C--dol -COl!o -1'-itallt v.n.r HUftll"""" ..... No11""'1 -NowllOff --Now,.n - 1 ~!·::.i·~ THE COLWELL M·lZONEDwredwlthllNril' OWNER -y.., cuf;;;;;;==;;;;:;;;;;;;= lngs,l a -tvlewofhWI THE PICK COMPANY ""' comip.\ •led walk lo the 1*Cb. Newly -llG -To Serve Yo11 S lmtta II block lo -. $511,000. "UC! ... , .• Kl · OFIAYCREST bWdiJ:w. Newest tndustriaI deQorated,4btdroom•,•BR • • •m.11.R:l tc?Mn. 4 b one of the majo? f1nancltl aree.. Costa Mt'Sl. Used for built-in raJ:Wt, 0 v fl n , 9 + lam rm. tdW home Bdrml, sewln( rm. t,. lot, YOUR CllOlc;E OF THREE tnatituOOal ill the by welding ahop, lots of cur-dlshwuher, hup llftplaco, lol' the hi< l&mlly. Tbls ''The lest of T-Worlds" NEWPORT BEACH REALTY patloc. $38,<XX>. ,.._., 1.SP~~ ~ln'IE.Sand: Lo Ora111e County .:: w~ ft'Ot. Other interest by -....t wittl g matutt: trult beaui;y has ~I~ bllina, dlll-al24.l Bayview • .. U1:"1.U1u • ......u rm ,__ 80 000 ,,_ ~ -• 1 J-.... wshr ......... crpts a eustm dia area. Prime Jocation aerv11..-.:: over , UQ• owner. vue""' <r SOtrI'H tJ'eff. calorful •ttlllri lirk, • --REAL ESTATE 116%1 Newport Blvd,. 615-11142 Dlt tfnctlve Beycred 4 BR, 2~ ba,, Good fixer up-.... -• trust deeds on private t'OAST REALTORS (Open $3S eoo. IG-256). drps. can be purchased VA per Cheap Make oUe _...,... horn w ae .... l evet.) 545-8(2.4. ' w/ro money dn at 7% int ' · ' r 00 ~ • '4 Bednn A din nn gour-e1. e now c r a ""' OWNER amim& TJamftt-$44,500, FP .. A sharp home d w n . 0 woe r I bro"'1", met ki.tcb, tftaktasi rm. Une ot real estate lerVkes , red, clrcullr drivew..y aoet grack>usl,y situated. on an (S B«lrooml 623-4929. Quiet..,.._· 1S~il00. to compliment our rtnancla1 • .$21 ,950 'to lhll homo, 4,_....,., Ball'°" Peninsula 3.. 4 Bedzm, laJnily rm~ lacilltles. Our twelve Oreuge rnA . REPOSSESSION of. den, butlt·lna. dilhJIUhet. ovenized lol U ,... ... been 1733 WestcUff Dr., N-port leach 645-7221 4 ba., lam rm, dln. rm. Beaut. lndacpe., patio I: pool Frplc, wet bar, many tt?U. On Santiqo Dr. $911,000. Owner 646-5240. dioin& rm. Lari e lot • quiet County otticet are read,v to fered for aale. 3 Bedrooms. newly decorated. pG'k like ~ for th~ ou~tandinl BAYFRONT lot w/pitt A area $85 000 serve you it you are buying 1% bath, ~htful con-)'8!d. bric. $30 SflO, 96).6586. ~. see 11 one. floot. Corner loc., beauUlul PE.TE ' BAR. RETT ?' selllhg a-., lhterested cli-lllust act Quickly. CHOICE . ' M....,ua 6 I' , view. 615-Sl!S. t m any type ot income prop. OOUTH COAST REALTORS. area, I-===,....,=~-~--=REAL -erty-« pn>perty-manage.--. :.~· ri' r!';,_-r::uru: MM471 I :1 J4'-110JI ·r;::;v;::;l,,.;;;;;:=;;;;;;;;;;;:==• J -L-klo_. _i_s!_• ____ _ PANORAMIC VIEW Beaut malntafned homo TIME FOR M2..S200 ment, or ill any areas or i,. ...... lBr Jlla • SALESMAN ... --,.,...,.---•! fi~ )'OU!' real estate 4 br '-~fain VERD~ din ~ Pr~pl~ on1y'. · --A REAL JEWEL \Ve have M opening for a , Corona def M:r holdings. Call 675-7225. • •...,.;... rm, Call 83J..ll03 6G-2l12. LARWIN1S Do YoU demand pltnlY for high calibre, creative sales- 2 Bedroolll.I a large 1"m!l1 rm. Pool 16'.000. GHI,. Wllli•msort : 'QUICK CA rm, Beaut lndscpd, Cul de • your money! Then see this person, capable ot deallnc SH PREVIEW SHOWING sac. $45,000. 1940 Kiiideer Hunt!""°" -IEST IUY 3 Bdnn., 2 ba, l&mlly room, In higher priced propertleL ctr. Shown by appt . -LUSCIOUS tonna1 dlnin& room hou,., 4111 FERNLEAF, CdM Sj$.gi45 -~ I Open Fri, Sat, Sun 1-5 • FOUR BEDROOM IMMACULATE 4 BEDROOM Tbls Gem hH a w•alth or -aW90D jfl. R .. ltor • S4Mm 645-ISM WATERntONT Udo I hie, Via Lido Soud. Priced tor quldr Ille by owner. Pf1n- clt>all only. l nlo, 613-000: 1-. THROUGH A Triplex! J.2-J bedrooms, fire. 2459 None. 3, br, 2 ba, Wn TOWNHOUSE, thick expen-tine appoinbnents and you'll meolCOll ,. places,Yiew,blglot, SPECTACULAR VIEW nn,frplc,bltns,sbagq>tg. Rancbhou1e, curved live lhag carpet thruoot, qreett'1amlahtrweetbuy 3416Vtat.ido 675-4562 University Roalty Harbor-Ocean-Llghta. 4 BR., Aaumoble 51(%•VA loan. drlvewey,Of"l'llzeddblpr, fbrma1 dlnlhg room, 2~ at$37,ii00. PIER & SLIP 'Ally PILOT 3llll E, Cat. u.,,.. 613<;510 IBA+ powder'roonl', U·•-$31.SOO. Vacan~ Owner ill shake rool, -11'1 bath• and lour BIG bed-i eel h I ·~ town Sun,· ,..5. kit/fain nn combo, hie llv rooms. Owner transferred , •1 CAMEO HICHLANDS • BY :d:n ........ rm. ":':~n:~ i:'11.. OPEN ROUSE SUN 1-S rm w/tpl, upgraded w/w we've got a ''Sell it now" . r I WA,NJ AP OIVJ'ER.HARDTOFIND5 ~ 3157ua~-Ln,CM crpt1 f, drt>e, blllh R/O, • t•~~ . ' BR. 31,I BA bOme w/fam secluded pool. Pre aftge . ~,..,y · · dshwshr covd patio )W1ce a """'"""'" ' rm, • 8ee thrll fpl. Newly neighborhood. in,500. by Spodou1 3 Br, 2 Ba, dee. ,kit: sprinkle;., front 6-~: 968-4405 ••••••• ••.••• Anytime lido Nord Bayfront N•-' Holahts 4 BR. 4 Baths. $250,!XK> OWNER e Builder .. Pi1uei:t a ll LIDO REAL TY <BR, 2BA Dre11m home. AU REALTY 642 56 painted A decorated. + owner, 644-1425, · · • cp!-9, drPs, Xlr.t financq. Priced reduced to $26,950. tor • 11· ocean view. Open house, JUST LISTED For appt. ~-quick &ale. , YEEUUKll I , Cozy collage, on lovely Lark-BY OWNER -M~sa. del Mar, 1· Unm.entionably dirty 4 bed· Univ. Park Cent er, Irvine Call An,ytime, 833-0820 Office hours 8 Mof to 8 Pl>.1 3:177 Via Lido, N.8. clf!Ct. sta.tnlee!A steel kitch. * 67).7300 * llU&e masler BR, P.fany cual EXECUTIVE ESTATE extras. Alley •CC<'ll8 lor ON THE POINT boat/lrlr. $5.1,9'0. 64&-9169 K.., tMI ~ 6MtorT wffti fH .... asa•sM • yos t• ................ Al .... -..-lllMd below _.. 4sscrt.4_ a. .,...., dMA lty ... ••thlttt _,_.. wt.. a. ....,., DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. ,..... .... a., .,.. ....... f« .. ., .. ..., ... ,.... .. Utt uc• ""9rWMStlff I• tWa co.._ ..U "'4oJ, S.. •rdWJ. s ...... (2 Bedrooms & Family Rm or Don) 245 Evening Can yon (Shorecliffs) N.B. 673-6510, $99,500 (Fri., Sat. & Sun. 1-5) (3 Bedrooms) 2030 Holiday (Baycrest) N.B. 642-5200, $79,500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) tt4401 W. Coast Hwy., N'pt. Beach 671Hi820 (Sat & Sun !().Dusk) *263 Oceanview, (Newport Heights} N.B. . ·eu.8235 (Sat & Sun 1..S) 1 ~o~amBJ' Balboa . . ' ~, $62,500 (Sat & S\in 1-5) (J .llodl Nfl\S & F..,.lly Rm or Don) :1424 22nd St., Newport Up~r Bay ' . .., Mi-5200, '8!!,000 . (,Sat & Sun..1·5) 2030 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 640-1550 (Daily 10-5) ~>¥q/\31'.cb.1!'1Y (Monarch !;lay) Laguna ~ _,,, ... -. ll3H'ffll...500 .. .., ... . I I " . .• . (4 BedrNm ·) -711 K·Thanga (Irvine Terrace) NB · :644'2430:-1133-0700, $98,700 . (Sun 1·5) **•57 Linda Isle (Lltida,Jsle) NB. . 642-8235 • (Sat & Swi,).·5) . (4 Bedrooms & Family Rm or DenJ . *1412.LincolnLn. (Westc!!ff) N'pt Bch 642-5200, $81,500 (Sun l..S) 2015 Commodore (Baycrest) N'pt Bch 642-5200, $64,500 . (Sat & S\lll 1·5) 21692 Impala Ln., Huntington Beach . 962-7637 $41,950 (Fri, Sat & Sun 1·5) . 412 E. 16th PL (Newport Hgts area) C.M. , 642-5200. $44,500 (Sun 1·5)· *J215 Dojphin Terr. (Irvine Terr.) N.B. 673-6510, $145,000 (Fri, Sat & Sun 1·5) , *2815 Harbor Vie\V Dr., CdM 644-1425, $77,500 (Sat & S,un 1·5) *2018 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) N.B. 640-1550 . (Daily 10-5) *1235 Sand Key. Dr. (Har. Vu Hills) NB 644-2430; 833-0700, $79;500 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1200 Outrigger Dr. (Har. Vu Hills) NB · . ~2430 ; 833-0700, $76,500 (Sun 1·5) 1621 Castle Cove (Har. Vu Hills) NB . 644-2430; 833-0700 (Sun 1-5) tt1657 Bayside Dr. (Yachtsman's Cove) . CdM, 675-i935 (Daily) (S Bedrooms) *1842 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores} NB 644-2430; 833-0700, $125,000 (Sun l..S) (5 Br & Family Rm\,r Don) 215 Evening Canyon Dr. (Shorecliffs) ~30 ; 833-0700, $150,000 (Sun 1·5) **"3 Linda Isle Dr. (Shorecliffs) -·6'15-6161 . · (Sunafternoon) 1521 Antlgtla (l!llYcrest) NB 642-3235 (Sat & Sun 1·5) **•46 Linda Isle (Linda tsle) NB · '~ (Sat·& Sun 1·5) 2042.Bort Weybridge (HV Homes) NB ~ !i200 , (Sat & Sud 1-5) "21140l UbPerBay (S. A. Heights) Back Bay. , 644:6:8111 ' (Sat & Sun 1·5) **309 Evening Star (Doyer Shores) NB ·-8'U235 ' (Sat&S\m1·5l HU.East Qceaa, .Balboa Peninsula -642-5200, $125,000 (Sat & Sun ~..S) (5 ~,..,, 4 Guest Houul 29572 SPQtted Bull Ln,. San Juan Capistra· no, 644-24~; 833-0700, $137,500 (SUit 2-5) (6 Br & Family Rm or Dtnl **305 North Siar Lane (Dover Shores) .. NB 642-8235, ,179,500 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1924 Galalt:y Dr. (Dover Shorts) ~B 640-1550, ,122,900 (Daqy. 10-5) COMDOMINIUMS FOR SALE , (2 & 2 B«lroomsl **4401 W. Coast Hwy;i N'pt Beacl\ 675-6820 . (:sat& Sun 10.Dusk) TRIPLEXES FOR SALE . (2-2.-2 -B«lreomt) 407 Fernleaf, Corona del Mac 673-6610, $87,6GO (Fri, Sat & Sun 1·5) LOTS FOR SALE le&7 Jlayilde Dr., (Yadrtl1111111's Cove) CdM, ~1935 (Dally) • spur, completely furnished 4 BR, 2 BA, family nn. New 11 room 2 bath, family room, with entiques. 2 bedrooma, shag .,,,ts. Comer. Reod)o t•• •• 71 C _ ~ on large lot. Divorce pres-ROOMS FOR ANYTHING! tor appt. 3 DR., 3% baths. Gaml' nn. ~~~----- dining, 40' R-2 Jot. Shown to Mo~In! $35,500 • ..,..... -.J..,,-llJ autt:. sacrifice. Located in by appointment only. ~. pdde..at~l'lhlp neighbor-- Pri\•ate & sophisticated, O\VNER, 1nust scll, 4 BR. + --GE:~t.11-4--~;::~~~: 3001 E. c.t. Hwy, 67U510 COLI.EGE Park, pool. Sharp FACING hood. Near new shag carpet. Five big bedrooms Including LUSK on Park, 4. BR, beam-3 br, fam nn, new paint A -ing, bulltina, xtra large a hua:e master bedroom. $39.900. 548-4033. ed celllngs, ex1ras. 184,350. cpts, $3.1,900, Open House FORECLOSURE patio with waterfall and :.=: :."'o;~e";,,~ --~E~CE~G~A~N~IT--- Princ. only. 644-2-tm 328 Bowfu1: Green prtw. Owner must aacritice 2 yr aprlnklen too. Try GI "No, llvi 'th 4 bt>droon1 It family room 646--0968 no " Make an offer kitchen. ~ ng room ~1 TRIPLEX (3) 2 Br. Studios. old 2,<XMI llQ tt 4 bedroom, 2 ' ' a fireplace and" ttpatale hon1e with 4 baths It 2 fire. Pool. Top area. $'19,500 BEm' Colle&e Parle area. 3 bath, double fireplace, con-......, 1J,•rw(7l4n .. ~•) lty592 -~ .. 1 .. 1 ..... area. This 2500 Square places. $92,500, OWner * 548.-8750 Br., 2 Ba, encl. patio, block venation pit, plumbed for-__,..,.., .... -v.o..u. ........ ,. wall, near schools. $28,750. mal wet bar 1700 1q ft of Foot Irvine beauty Is only ~ lowsoa Jll. 125 Costa Mes• on special term.s. Pr1nclples pe.tiO! with ~e-thru win-1'NEED A LARGER $41,900 including the land! llODlCOll --------·I only. Call 833-1103, 642-2312. · dow! All this~ boat gate HOME· BUT THINK 646-7ln. ~116 Via Lido 675-1562 BAYFRONT FABULOUS OPEN HOUSE • loo! See to appreciate, YOU CAN'T Mlaslon Vlolo MAGNITTCENT VIEIY FOUR MESA VERDE .e 'lorwln roalty e • AFFORD IT?" •BEDROOM bom• M'~-= i!.e ':;"~ = Looking for a clean, neat, 4 bdrm 2 ba.. Amnne mA. · 9614405 · Here's a 4 bedroom home <>" "'• lNJVlll ,,...,_ .... ll • BR 2 n • spacious 4 Bdrm in a bcauti· m> 1Miehlgan. 540-9347 · With a large 20'. x 25" tam1l,y Viejo area, only' 1 YftJ' old. '"''::.'.r: uu t, 1 ' DI"· just Wru'tlng f • -All' el"""tric k\'~·n, ~-g No 1.:n11dttn. S22,500. ~ tul area? Call on 1his one! .. Bu 2 BA, ~ eq. ft. ''RUNNING ROOM'' room 0~ ,~u L•--• &each "''" ..._,..., ""1(1, • '" -Priced at "l ~ • -.;;-~··;.:;..-;:.:;.;;.;;.;.....__ C"--'. Ql·I .. $23,uv.. D, ~horage \Vay, Lll::lo This gracious home has w. !'""-. "-'-" tam This huge rear yard' otters • • • .,.. ,.JON., "" .... l""' MJ """ 'ft-.....1. 7J 'I lo ..... ~-.. alet al t 't"'"'• INCOME OPP'TY KATELl..A REALTY 837-9400 rul\, 0 ... c Park Dr. nearly 2,000 sq, ft. of living nns. Assume 514 % v A. plenty of apace for thole ~ 0=;: · · · 0 see l ~ North Id h 1 1 8 + .,..,...,,....,,;:::,.c.....::.:,=.:::..:c:.:.::; I Newport Ek>ach. Udo Penln. area. Tip.Top condition in $36 900 Owner 540--0178. little wranglen to roam ~. · · I e c arm ng r. LA Paz-1918 Ml· ft, 4 br, 2 every way. including main-' • · · The 'garage has been finlah: SHERWeeD REAL TY den home. Let the duplex & be, fam rm. ige kitchen, VACANCIES! J.l 0 0 S l E R !cured lawns. Ottered at CORNER lot cul-de-sac st. l ed and can be uaed u 8 18964 Brookh~ F.V. l[Uelt" apartment make your green shag thruoot. On view TR.All.ER COURT, Col1a on1y $34,500. Ph: 979-1050, BR, 2 BA, frpl Ir. bonus rm. recreatlcn room. Walking GEORGIA Q)LONIAL 4 pe.ymentl. $79,500. lot. $38.500. BJ0.2«'J7. Meta, hell.rt of tovm. Spacrs $35,000. 54$.7793 dU.tance to -lo ahop-mammoth bedrooml. heavy, UNBELIEVABLE up lo 40' tcrt. Adults. No Ol>rJ .. Ul):; 21 MESA VERDE Beautifully ping, , • It's priced to sell heavy abake roof with all 3000 llQ'. ft. Rooms galore. % NeWPort Beach pets, $65. lncld'& ps, .._&,I II• decorated &: lancbcaped. CALL 5f0.8555. wood stdings, latticed bay acre. 4 Br. home hid among 5t8-23'1'0 anytime, •' 4 BR. $48.950.. Owir $7-8191 SHERWeeD REAL TY wtmows , landacaped with old knotty -.. While wa-NEW~RT 33' Spartan, 1 BR, ha., awl> ~ Dana Point 18964 Brooldlurst F.V. plhe ,,..,, Prlvata dWnr t .. view, walk to beach. HEIGHTS tnr. prlv beo<h I< dock. .. room, tenum foyer and all $74,000, owner wlli take $1900. 88,y Shore Park. l12 ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IP J OCEAN " ooastllne view, 3 $21 950 brick liri!p\nce. 'Executive lease option. 5 BEDROOMS W, Cit Hwy .. N.B. Sp EJ3, Super Older. HOllM BR. 2 ea, 'dr, tr w/bar, ' • ne;gbhorbood. walktn1, CLOSETS TO SPARE $58 000 ft0.1978. xtras, incl 3 "1>\cs. By Lovely 3 bedroom 2 bath/Just distance to ocean.. BKR. Designed by a tsdy, Cuslom • "1x"'30,...,,1""bdnn..,--,lurn.--l<-'1'-..,-,...-,1 •· .. Lar"ge Lot owner $49,250 •• 496-3776. ·rect.,..covd )le.tio, elec kJt, 2 ~ · built l .J)r, formal din. nn. ~lev~I bome, great for t ·~ _ car gar, dtft nn, we.U ldscpd, • born 5 t a. . entertaining, \\'f.t .bar, ~ t,.n -rv_i';, mo., ~r klt Unusual older, 2 bedroom, .El T with $1,1.00. dn, mo. pymtl OWNER trans. A 11 um e e. unse •ocean views sun deck, very 1 .. -lot, Jttty l'e'IW' paid $2'J50. tl7 W. .1% bath home on huge lot.1::;;~.;;0;,;ro;....·-----$71$. pa,y• all. Nr Brookbunt 54% loan, payments lea through towering trees. Ex· rear yard kleal ;;. i:;tennil Wlleon Sp. No. 5. Could build another house 3 BR., 2 BA., cpt:s, drps, lge A ,. .. -... 1.1 Call DDW' then rent. 3 bedroom&. den. qui.lite fireplace 11 enhanced ccurt ' pooL ...... ~. S A CR I FI CE ~. ' ..._ ""'" ...... ~ •t . ooly ·patio, ~ ~ lot ""':~ . -c:al>-ud ~la by •i.ct.d -" beam& « ·-~ -~ ~ .,..,., 13.1,500.Adclitlonalproperty enclooed by block wall .,, all modml 'ltitcben,-bullto ·Ul\lqueBr's6baths.SS9,000. Rear -tor boat .. ...-.,,,i1<. lli', -·.aJo~ avallabte also •. d..., to ·xtnt scbo.01s:. 'Ina. expensive wa11.-, CUSTOM ELEGANCE traller.Call-.nn. $1.1195. A110 dlJI -at F°U'Jt time adverttsed. Call market" new mall, 531•5111.I :_J 531-,5111 DW)Y eustom 1eature1 , Drainat\c Emerald Bay 6 ' 15,811. 81S-!llT.. ' ,646-71.n to see. Reasoinable. 837-1753, • ~ patk> wi!h nafural Crown Point white water 8'lG. I BR. patio, iDlill/liiii 4M-m6att5:30,&:wk-ends. ''ESPECIALLY brick fireplace, brlr., view borne. Slate entry to r,c: rocNP: ,4 pool. ,Wllk·-ta l-OI THE REAL .-'.'\: ESTATERS FOR YOU'' 12!!i.OOO. 848--080t, ....,. atone waterfajl tn carden = $8S mo. ~· Fountain VoftoY Beaulilul alrlwn home with $23 5"" room. Sunken bath, open Today's lest low -l~jiijiijiiiji;;:=11•:-:;;::;;-:;~~~ beam cathedral ceilings. GI or~,. TERMS' '"'!' 3 Bed· .beam•, 3 Br's.~ to roof -r-8'x37' Mobtleo home w/10'~' · '= I ramie v cw ..__ Where else can you find three ri .. ba tee! •~•-A REAL DREAM Formal living " dlnlhg •--• ·-~ :... .. b.• or pano ' ~" .,... na, cnrpe , •--· l'OOfM intercom electric nn, .cu<.Ci J-;&Jn• ;:xiUM,: iru Dana Point to Long Beach. spacious bedrooms, two ahd A storage shed. $1800. After ' ' POOL TABLE Will fit with room to spare in 15' x ".JI den. 3 Bednn 2 bath, !lreplsce, b-. Xlnt in & out. · ~$32,950 Roy McCordlo R .. ltor 541-7729 mD Newport Blvd., C.M. Lovely 3 A dt!n, lingle story garag~ door o~, aeU ~~ oo:nan out $89,<XXI. a h_alf baths, formal dining 5, 548-4(62, ~~:,w~~~== cleaning oven, sprinklers * 847.8s:Ji * VIEW LOTS ~=:= ~! 10Jc!6, 1 Dr MobUe hmtje "WOrk and ldscpg have"gone .front and nar, A home to the Real Esta .. Mart Paradlle Cove $24,500. ager, Jara~ utility rooma located tn N'.B. $3,500. Out be proud ol Call today Temple HUis $19,500. of town owner anxious Into lhts house. All upgraded 540-8555. REPOSSESSIONS large le.,.! Lot $17,250. with good Jtorage, fee land, • ""'"A drt>e, ,..._paint-SHERWeeD REAL TY For tnlm'mitloli ud locatloo , DUPLEX heautlM well kept garden -· ........,, ed. The back yard is a pie· l""""I Brookhunt F.V. of , .. __ .W'U"&'" •Y& ---t Br. each. Fireplace, large ~sparkllng pools. coey 1910 BILTMORE 12lt62, 1\.1 turesque ot flowers. ftlcl. O;fV'I: \llCDC 1: .JU\l Y.n .........-. f ·--' Priced to U encklsed. patiol, and prices b&. set up nice adult park. many expensive rose bllshes. LUXURY HOM£ cootsct.:..", " .~~-:-se in"the J0w 30'a? Call 615-7225. &»-1$5~~-~-~ 1 So clean you'll really IDve This executive home bas 4 KASAJIAN HllLIE lllcCORMACK ' GREAT I.ake1 2 Br Ex· \!! Priced . at 139,000. II spadoua bdrms, big lamlly Roal Estato M1·"°4 REALTOR 494-1551 pando, lndscpd, 5 star adlt COLWELL MESA VERDE """'tlaslNearMileSquare rm. Immaculate! This lrl· OWNER desperate, swim OCEAN VIEW pk. Shop, $6,000. - PRIDE OF OWNER 1P,ark. levet features Parquet entry, pool, 3 bedmoru. 21\ betha, SWIM POOL HOME PROPERTIES INC REAlfORS Large 3 bdrm., 2 bath, faml-hardwood noon, Jge pa&, bullt·ins, d I • b w a 1 her , Ocean view twlm pool home Jy rm., bltns, 2 frp(cs. water sottener + other nice wallpaper accents, mirrored In beauttbit )tyatlc Hllls. l-......;"'$:;:S:;:O:=D::;=A=l=L=Y=~ I I~ BeauWul 550 sq. fl. master 531·5111 .I ::::i 531·5181 to have xtras. Priced to oell wall, new thick shag Formal dining family a suite incl. separate den. ~ ...... ~ ..... !!!".'~!!!!!!!!!!!!! at only $41,950, Call & see, carpeting, central flo~r liv1R1 rma. w/beam cell'1.: REDUCTION --- Deluxe carpeting & Mexican BUY Me -You'll Like-Me. I 962-7637. plan,, brk, $24,950.. 962-8865. 3 bdrms., 2 bath•. Prlv, pool Thia Newport Beach home tile !loon. h t time olleted, am a 5 BR, 211 ba, Tri-level BY OWNER $1'JO Own. to GOV'T. OWNED , f, patio .,..,, An Im· started at $42.4511. It bas 3 open 12 to 5. Priced for on 1rg eul-de-eac lot. Fam FHA pymts $115/mo. 3 Br., Repossessed bom Low maculate piece of property bedrooms, 3 be.that den, A quick sale. $35,500. 3260 J«tchen, lrg 1a.m dinill{. 11ii Ba. BHn range/oven, down Governmc!:' pays p-iced at $65,000. breakfast nook, ·overlooklna 151 eom .... re1a1 p.._rty ~, ..... _.....,..,.... __ _.I Ono of tho Last Michig&n, owner. 549-2688.. Huge Living Rm, })'plc, refrig., washer/dryer, new ~ coats Call 96M441. * 499-2800 * a delightful. caretree patio. 2: HOUSES on one Jot, on crpts, dT&.pes, etc, Owner shag <.TJ>t'& thn.l.out. + * C · R lty •. We have been fiven special Vacant downtown parcels \n Laauna Beach. This land 11 well located Ii: ready for development. Buy now Mey.. Pl. 2BR rear bse \& 4 """'tlully ._, 1n ..U. swimmlhg pool. Prine only. rest ff ' ~ ~ authority by the owner 1n yr <id. Has carport, garage, $37,500. 847-7619 Open HOllR ~110.1, 83J..3886. ''BUDGET PRICEI I'' ~ ?'@duce i! until be •YI pa.Ho. Older 2BR hse in 1-4 Sur.say. OWNER must move, den A: This home bu everythlrw :.i~ = STOP 5I'OP S'OOP, Call for .front. Has frplc1 garage, OWNER must sell Large family room large eoough ever dreamed of. 4 Large .._ .. .,...o..r today's price. 646-nn. A build or hOld for aluminum siding, Ample rooms. .4 bedrooms, xtra fJlr a full sized pool table. 4 bedroomJ a tamUy room DUPLEX PrkirW for both houses. bath a 1 mag n l f ice n t twin alzed bedrooml, xtra tiled kitchen and bathroo~ '0 1 THE RI:AL ")< I:STATF:J<S appredaUon. Zoned C-2. R.f!&lonomlca, Bkr. 67H700 EXCLUSIVE Cl ~ acre, lovel, lli! Brookhurst. ahop- Plna center, Anah e i m . !145-4389. ·Privacy.; Vacant Jota on fltt:place, new drape a, baths, I: val fireplace, din· ~tm and AW Two lfidnn apu11nenl.a with eadt side Of properly. Nr wallpaper accents, natural ing room, bu11t·lns. prime TERMS AcCEPr.ABLE guest" atu<Uo. Walk to beach ,echls. $31,ID'.I. 0 w n er WOOd paneling, bkr, $29,950. home area, brk. $31,Wl. Don't he&itate, call ~ A aboppinc means zero ~«l. aft 5:30pm. 842.-Gi9L 962-1373. MQ.8555 vacancy. Priced to sell at PARK & POOL '* BY OWNIR * 1 YEAR""' 5 BR. Green-BY Owner. Sharp 3 br, 2 ha. SHERWeeD REAL TY 144,000. 1 BR, l BA, lncd ,yrd, quiet brook m;ale. Spocemaker I "1>lc, oprlnlder -6 18964 Brookhurit F.V. AO tan Parle Lido, 2 BR., 2 be., lift-BY Owner • Nwpt Bcb, chen blt·inl, patio, dbL.pr. Ocean w , &-unit bide, 8 yrs. age. A lovely ma1ntenance--id I •·~·-~ "' • comp . re~w:uwtn<o\,I. ctreet, frplc, drps, crpt1. model. Swim . dut. Avail back. Cov'd pe.do. Dog nin. BY Owner 4 BR, Ir be.a h. $26,500. Mo. pymnts $204. immed. $45,996. Tr a n a f. Nr. schl &: park, $33,500. Immed • 2:1632 Cb. c tree home. S30,SOO. Ilk.'Ome $775 mo. $75,Wl. CALL (i) O•·UH m.7629. ' 21n Rural PL 714: 524-:ZSU. owner. 96S--076:L ! 8f'21161. Ln., ~,' 536--?252. ucer REAL ESTATE "'•!·-:mt Newport Blvd., CM, C.1 S©\\Q\ll!-~~tfis· T/te /'uni• wif/,, the Built-In Cb11clile i ji;,;;slfTTlts ~ r r I' r r I ·~·:=lfllus I I I I I I lrvlM 1190 GleMeyre st. 7:iA~~ mne ~15. <>vmer wll 4!M·9t7l ... SGOllS Near New,ort Po11 Onie• carry TD. Prine. Oliy. I INCOMPARABLE 2 BR. & Don $26,950 W.illl. VALUE Unique, white brick exter, Open Sunday 1..S l ·c~ .. ;-; .. ~.~miilniiiliiiummoo:----1 In University Park. 3 Bdr!n'1, i:oted entry. 2 ea .. bl>lns, 411 Fullerton Avo. fer Nie HI 2"' batha, family room. trplc., carp. Yard ntedl 3 Bdrma 2 baths blt·inl --....... ..,....-.,_ __ ....., Completely bricked lroQt a work, llut a reat boa tor the -dl;,,wasber. ' ~ SUPE~IL Y UNIQUE ,,,., yU'd!, tile root euy hand)'nlal1. Call: pa;nted In lo out. Near ,$45.a VALUI lhll !Gr ohly $33,500. " en-MISSJON REALTY 49U73l lcilools. FOR $21,a joy our unique planned <'Olll· NEAR Victor Huao's • OWN· Wolkor R .. lty 67S.5200 AdWt condominium. 0ua munlty, C IWimmli\g poolJ. YOUR.OWN apt. nr beach. 3336 Vla Lido, N'pt Btach "A" steel t: concrete FD· ,._ courts, lhul!I< board. S71000. Nett, Rltr., 41(..931ll. rlle. 2 bedroom·2 balbs, lllll paddle teorib, tot lots ... ~ING l BR. 2 BA, IACK IA y VIEW sq, It., 30 ft. ll\'bw -lart, A mile.I of bicycle d1nintr '-le, nr h ... town .. A _ .. 1_ Tala...I Plim Jr{vate bai<:ot11. cy. paths. •"" PlusvlewofF--peta,drapes.Ctntra!lh-~ _ .. ht W"""" -Bldg. Un!vendty, Park, !MM Days 5Q..,_ Nlthts beacli. U?.ilOO. 4S4-1455. a Eastblulf. Just u beaut> dl.tlon!ng. Elevator, Siii> "-Nlfuol 1u1 at nlgl>t M Jn !he di>. nnon .. ...,.. 'llewJ on BR 0 A D', Ill 0 0 R, Nl .... l A beauWul homo with S sides. 10\\ down. No ,.,_ apackq: bedrooma A a Jlayment .pcnalt;y or Jou Shott•, ~" view, 4 Br, charmlrc family rOOm for points !amll¥ rm, 2 Ba. 2 ~ old. only seuoo. Call 646-Ttn. SANTA ANA TO ....... ml %1)1) ICf ft. ld1cpd, ··~ drt>e/cptd, 3 car aaraee. N. Spurgeon. Santa A.a. Beeut!lul llmily homt, llno 541-7!04 "" (213) - Utt wllh euy, •fie belch Private P.nlh1.-\ ac<ea, 181,500. call ownor, BAYJ1lONT Luxur\oU.I I ~ oo - 49M.!34. MAGNtnCENT Vl!lW slve beach. Pool, -·a 0.-. avd 2 ,q 41111 .!be L .. Isle W1"t " ..,.... •«> 90' prlva,.-. toll <If tlm !!ft -Tllrtlm>clt --•• Lido Pul<'. privacy, ... .,. ..... Enjoy -....., -poolo, DIMAC. 3 Ill'. l!I Ba., C..-""'1t; 1 BR. 2 BA, only. 529-lill "' totris. ,.. prornun. Open 0 ' lot. Owntt. No doildr.._ $12.IOO. Space CONDO for -I -dab, 188116 Tabor. ~U D, ~... Wa,, Lido 111. I .- SCRAulETS aNSWERS· IN C SIFIC TION Like "' tndor Our Trader'• ra11 .-Its .,.. !Ult • phone Park. no Lido ""'1< Dr, prM ---"'"-..,.__ .. ______ L.J_A_S __ A ___ 900 _ _,,..:..Pandlse=:;..;:"°':;;;u:;;;mno:.,;U.:.;lor:::...:;l'l'l::.I osl! any . -' N.....,. Blach. Lido Pontn. _m-e_111. ____ _ I ' • 1 ' f~dal. Ju~ 7, 1972 =--~ril.11~~~~"':~ .. jjil_li~ I -·-)~I _,,,_ I~ I _,,,_ I~ I Apw'-"'-1~1--"'-lr!J !_~··~"'~1'"•11 ·----lrtl D~•ff/Unllo ~toln, DolOrt, • Houoo• Unfum • ~· Unfurn. t> 305 He_. Ualuni. *IS Apt. Uni""'. US Apt. Unfum • Apt. UnNm. . ..,.;. , 1'2 Roson 174 • .;:::;:;;;;;:::;:--..;.. Coll• Mell'1 Duplex rosr LISTED . ~ ::°":"":::!.r•::l~----·l=c°"o;;;;":::--:;;;:;:-:::=:::::-::.:~ Nowpol't a..c11 E/Sid<' 2 BR " 1 Bit. S<:P, hse • .Jg lot-Needo !in. e CHEAPIE TEEPEE 0 .Spa• 1285 • Now 3 Br, 3 bib bly. )'di. l!Jodwd. ·nni. Owner. $36,500. cloul flJrn badttlor. All udll Npt H•lllhts. HACIENDA HARBOR Prine. only. $31.500. ~ PROF. Dl.DG. -134.000. incl. "-5. ' 1295 • Npt Hp. 3 Br, 2 Ba, From $150 eve, wlamds. SECLUDED-% •ct<-3 llclr. ALA Ront1l1 e '4S.3'00 trptc, beanu, l1'i yard. DELUXE 1 & 2 BEDROOMS I p rty 166 C.b;n mukc •«er. Hou"•* Apia. l3f<l.30 • < Br, 21' Ba, 1 bllc F •-~ ncome ropei CUSTOl\J SHEU,. $l0,9".Al. • SWINCLES! • Nice 1 Br, ocean. Npt Shoftt!I. urnl1n.v & Unfurnlahed 48 Units Atptne Realty, P.O. Box 1196, * 141·0111 * = '"""· All utlll incl NU-VIEW RliNTALS Heated Pool -Garages -Shag Carpeting Dcluxounito.Alrrondltloood, Big Bear Lok• !n4186&-7511 ... w.~COITAMHA ALA Rontalse '4S.3'00 6'J3.<030 or 494-llil Dishwasher Adu~D~~;I~! ~~~~· &llelectrlc,2ttwobedroom, EMPTY LOT AT BIG $100 ~PRIVATE Studio w/ WALK to beach . 241 Avocado St., Co1t1 MeN Oenefal 0-al 646-1204 WHY P-ARK NEWPORURS \ ST•Y HOME ON WEEKENDS• WOULDN'T YOU? It's all here for you to· enjoy Saturdays and Sundays'8nd all week long,~· 2 balba. .ame split level 16 BEAR LAKE'!'? We cen tov frl,r All tll pd • COOL IT! ... 2 Br, fncd S1ncles/famtllt1. 4 br, den, 3 bedrooms, 2 batbti, 8 four build a m1 . honte for $6,9951 :de~' ,,,1: one' u · yard, encl aarage. POOL. 2 ltory, awlm poot call for VILLA MARSEILLES bedrooms, 2 baU.., 3 pools, complete! Call M11-<1<84. j: 1185. d<la!ls Atit. 9'19-M30. SPACIOUS 1 & 2 BEDROOM APT. $750,000 health spa, 7 swimming pools, 7 light· ""11de<k1 A patloa, fire· Roal Eitato Wonted 114 1125 • WALK to park • 1 BR ALA Rentals • 645-3900 llARBOR. View, Carnlol, furnlohed & Unfurnlshtd ed tennis courts, bicycle trails, putting green, placet. Exc:eptlonal rentat / crp<l dl'J><. pet COIJNTRY LMN' 3 l>e•l!l. e&r»t'd I< ~· 3 -Adult ~lvlng --shuffleboard, -croquet. Spacious junior l's ma Close to t\\-'O ma.):>r PVT pty wants 3 or 4 Bt ""'.drartd -con-• · ,-Br, ml 2 ba. Pant:led &'.m. Dishwasher color coordinateda:l.pllances • from $174.50 monthly, plus 1 or 2~bedroom freeways " •hopp;ng, Va· ho,,,.. eau llalT)', 833-U29 " "' · *' tr;225fl1cd. yard. KldJ, Jl"tl. rm.: !rpl.; 'valley v1cw. $425 Pl"•h -•·g-c•-t. mirrored w robe doors-plans and Z.story town houses with 2 or 3 bed- 1 U •~ Ft-~bl ~:kdYl' 64l-2312 "'knd1 k .S • M · 1 -...., -.-· , cancy ess mn '" = ' eves ' 114; • cozy Cottage • 1 BR, ALA Rintal• e 645-3'00 o., ...... No P"ll. Indirect lighting In kitchen • breakfast bar • rooms. All with electric kitchens, private bal· tlnaneing. Sales pr 1 cc · I 1..'flcl gar, Stove, tttriJ, child CorblD-Martin rutra 644-7662 ~uge pz?,vate fenced patio • plush landscap-cony or patio, carpeting, draperies. Subtel'* S690.000, Wilt '°"'1der nk. EHi Bluff EXEC Bftycnolt 3 Br, mg • bnck Bar-be-Ques • large heated pools ranean parking, elevators, optional maid ser- tt;adcs. Bll-1.264. Finantill j[ •I * . Plnla Conde, 3 BR , 2 BA, tam/din, -Y ""'· 1""1. & lanai. Air conditionint. vice. Goprmet food market, dry cleaner. 1150 . !NCREDmLE 2 Br 1 i.v.1, $325 mo. 2 lrptca. $425. See at tm 3101 So. Brlitol St~ Sant• Ana 557 .. 200 beauty salon on grounds. See beautifully fur-l ~;;;;;;;;;;~;; alone on Jot. Gar., Inc~ yrd, 4~1064 ,...,, lrvloe Ave, NB. or c:all COLDWELL, BANKER & CO. . nisbed models today, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Other COLWELL II E/Bid•. Hunilngtan hach btwn 1 & ~ 642-3187. MANAGING AG~NT times by appointment. Just north of Fashion , Bo;;:!::Unlty 200 1160 . BRIN! SNOOPY! 2 •WE bavt a larp aclC<tion ~ii.Es'~·~~~ ~~d~ at Jamboree and S~n Joaquin Hills PROPERTIES. INC. 2l4l Business Cent" or. Br, !>led yrd, car, kicll/pel of 3 and ' bedroom home• atrium. Yearly. Call: Apti. Furn. W ~. Furn. :MO Telephone (714) 644-1900 for rental Information, Irvine * M J*oh * ok. that Can be mo\'ed into WINTON, Realtor 6'J5..333l C .._ • ' REALTORS 4 PLEX ary nll>!• * almoot -tely °"·°"' ; mt, s BA, tam,;,,., din ott• Mau Huntington hach PARK NEWPORT APARTMENTS 10101 Jon Doy Drlvo 1180. SPACIOUS 3 Br, 2 Ba R.eot·Optloo plan. nn., cnc1 dbl..,, b>cd Jl<I. _C ___ d_tl--0---------- Huntington BHch crpll, drp<, bltns, lalnily, SHERWOOD R. E A LT Y , Avail Aug. ht. l\45.4371. GSa fO e LR.G. 2 BR, ~ On the bely ~leet Area • Qu,a.lity ·Con· struction -Large Rooms • You are the wl1111er of tingles, pet ok. , 541-15" AU. VTILITIES PAID Apt. 4 Ganlen!, 6 pOola. "'A-p,....,IU,..n"'N_r_n __ .;,,;..c~3i$.;;;.;_::..:.!... _____ ~ I 2 tickets to lhc LANDLDRDSI 2 Br., oloc. bltln R/D, 3 BR., 2 Bo. Ncar beach. Compare before ycu rent Saunas. Hot Jacuzz~. T.,,. • • Apt. Unfurn. "5 , ~Beautiful Landscaping , ~ . 3--2-l·l·Bedroomlf -Good 1.n· vestmel)I • Income $7680 • '10% ~'n $66,500 or will t!X· cbft,nge for more.units, Call Investment Division 546-1600 H Sout,.hlG1ndd Do ycullllhalvt<Ma vacancyd .? Wble FA ht., crpt1. 60'x100' Bkr. ~vail. Sept.1. ~1290 C'WI• Spatomclodoslgnkitechd, 1eaturingllh . : *nia':;'.'E·R$190RENT. 114<H1259ALS. . Cost• Men Costa Mt11 omt er en 1 can . ~ esn e f d lot . dbl V us en w m· ''"''' Show tenant& -on our waiting list. nc • , , gar. •· . HARJM)R Vu Homes direct liih'~..... I 2 3 • DD R N iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil I C.nl "·vo In today 0.U'6 • • • "' ~~· eserve °'"! A TINKLING FOUNTAIN at th(! Absolutely NO CHARGE. --~ • 2 le'!.~:~ mo.-~ Separate din'g area ABBEY REALTY 642-3850 ANAHEIM BEACON RENTALS $200. mo. Agont 962· ....,.,. • Horn,.Uke storaac CONVENTION * '4s.G111,. * 4471or546-1103. hnla Anri Heights e Privatc patios Laguna BHch CENTER I . LEA1SE $350. f br, 211 ba. •Closed Pf"'1> w/storaae HARBOR GREENS July 14 • •uly 2.1 Ba bo4 Pt111"'Vla lam, din, blti111, 2 gar, c:looe HDRSE DK e FUll length marble pull· NEWLY tum 1 BR •P~ blk Fumlshod & ' 1 BR Du 1 lull from Victor Huio & ocean. Unfu 1-•-~ 1.:========1 Please call &U-5678, ext, 314 OCEAN Blvd., Yrly teue. to eJl llChJs I: J'..C. Avail mid P ex on acre man ~distance downtown. m llf19U • NOW SEWNG • between 9 and 5 pm to clafrn !rnrn<'ll. ,,.... Newly dcoor. July. Pvt .pty. C2U) wllh trpk, ltove, .-,, • Klng·sz Bdnni 213: 38S-'!l!l6 or 213 : From $120 to $215 mo '0 :, THE REAL ')l ESTATERS ~ . ' ... your tickets. (North County No pru. ' Re f re n c e 1 • 592-.1783. crptl, drps, Good closet1. • Pool • Barbeques • SUJ'. 664-9D6 . meMi.Bll8 *ton.free num!;" ls 540-~ $300tmo. 673-3914, 986-11~8. 1~;J. + c!,: ::-:;::;· ~u:v~~ o1rR~T-::.r· =~ wtth pluab land· "N"'•"'w.cpo::;rt:_h~a-e11___ B1chelor1 e 1 Bdrm• j.~cg~~M'i!.soo COMPLETE MARKET ~,!.'!!~--kc. N~. MDAC. '1250: 6'J3.4030 or 494-3248 Adult living at 111 best I $21.0 PER mon1h "'""'' ms 2 Bdrm• • 3 Bdrm• l·NEW TRlPLEXES $67,950 ootng 195,000. a mo. EXCEPTIDNALI 8!14-M37 aft 5 or (213) South Laguna wrB~ B~ ll75 to 9/15. Large single apt 11/:t or 2 Full Bath1 Bc:!aut. new 2 & 3 BR unltl. * EASY TO BUY * 2 Br, 2 Ba home, 1 blk beath. 34fr5430. OCEAN vf -t H urn.rrrEf95 FREE incl; Pool, Tennis .ft Spa. Master slu bedrooms w/ ,151 E.'Bay St., Cos'ta Mesa. Hollaftd Bus. $1111 Huge llv nn, 2 u91!d, brick MODERN 2 BR, bltns, crpt.g, 2 BR I: :n.on = b;!• 365 w Wilson 642-l97l ~. high beam ceJllnga. large iCQrnple. 8/1, Ph: 642~ "The Broker with Empathy'' frplc:'•, beams, ahutten, all drJl:s• frpl .. c. carport & lodry' $250. mo. Util pd. 646:.6soo.' · ON <:anal, yearly. Lge l br, ll~ room w/gu or ' DANA POINT 1716 Orange Ave., c.M. bltm:. 1467 aq. tt. on Irr lot. facil. $135. Couple & 1 sm1 C c1om· • I E WE1EKLSY ideal for 2, Adults, ro petJ. Q, nibu~ningla dtirieplace. INCOME llOMES (NEW) 645-4170 540-0608 eve1. $350. . child ck. Ne pets. 86-t664 on 1n ums xecut VI uit11 Shup. $185. 67r>-2l24. nve en un ry area yolll'I · to come heme to! Here's adult 1arden-Uvb1c at ill best: * Sma11, well manqed Im· ury units in a convenient, established area, * Big trees, great pool, op- posite a acU course. * Three bedroom1, 1% batht, personal patio, Iaundey- workshop, spaclcus livin&' room with :fireplace. P. S. The price will surprise you! ·,'Pl ·~~· EST'"Ll~~D r-~'-NU.VIEW RENTALS all 5':.l pm. Unfum, 320 2080 Newport Blvd, A U f 365 otiU ld2tchen. Encl...ct pa • .,. ex •.••••.•.••.•• ,,.,.,,wu H'1;> .x=. .__......,..._ 673-4030 er 494-32-48 C t M pt. n urn.. ()5, swimming pools, DupleX •••••••••••••• $52,500 business.-complete w J t c p RENT w-option to buy, 3 hr, S.lbH Ptnlntula " 0• 1 ••• sauna. recreation faclll· Fairway Villa I-f lex ... .. .. .... .. • in 950 rute ..,u;,,,...t & trailer. 4 Bl\, 3 a.. R.A & rot, adfls, 2 bo, trp1c, cptg, drlx!. encl · 642-2611 General Ues. Security guard. A rt I , s Units ............. 1132:500 $800 or -oUcr. 53&-7454; nc pell $335. 424 Pdnllettia yd. Vacant 1235. ht t. Jut NEW 2 Br, 2 bo, lully ~· STUDIOS & 1 BR'S Modoli n....n ,111 , pm. pa men S O:irner Alcft%8r & La Cresta or 1-597-1402. 61S--5218; Mrs. Sm t th mo rent. &6-4583. ~ vw. ~b-TeIT&ne'an • FREE Uilens ON JHE BEACH! ...... ,.... 20122 Santa Ana Ave., 546-6215 WtBB CBkr.) 642-4905 NEED ambitious t'OU]>le as 545-9669 FOR l..eaeH Br Pl:lol Heme prJcna. $t00. 52.5-4933. : ~E. Utilities 2700 Peterson W1y, CM •GARDEN Kitchen -2.Br, 2 4 "'PEN HOUSE business auoclates. No ~ CLEAN 3 br, 2 aty, nu erpt, w/rec room , $315 .. Ref'• Huntlntton Belch • H t~1::1n l BR. Furn. & Unfum. nr Harbor Blvd & Ba. balanced power, kitchen •• ,. · vmment .,...,..,., Call etect kit, gar, tundeck. nr r.q"d. 547-75.11 Ill 3::.>; all 6 I ea FRDM DNL Y $195 Adom1 blttos. Crpti;, c1prs. nro. S.t .• Sun. 12 to 5 p.m. btwn 5 & '1 PM, 496-4534. beach. 531-0534 aft 4. & wknda '158-0127. 3 BR. 2% ba condo. $225 me. • Laundry Facilities OCEAN QUEEN Chi!d Wl!'kome. 546-0469 TRIPLEXES. Medell at 17th . Close to );)ch. Detached • TV & maid aerv avail 18.10 E. Ocean rtvd. 546-5025 St. in J-IunUngton Beach, Money to LMn 240 Coit• Metil CLEAN 2 BDRM., w/w renge. ~tm. • Phone Service 't.ong Beach (213) 4J5.5M5 2 BR AF'f -$135. walk,tobeach.~!J68.3371.1st TD Loans FREEll ==-~~ T~.un1um. m S::: i;:::vi~ "'.~ Mnr'd byw1111amwaJ1eneo. ~~·:, Landlord..OWnan SINGLES-FAMILIES Huntington Buch apartments In C'oota Mesa Bick Bay ~ PREVIEW ol pro. 2269--B Mapl<. 54IJ..4<84 6* % INTEREST We will refer tenants to you Walk to beach. 3 Br, leaturiiw fireplaces \\'alk ~ 12 BR. '*ct. bltins disposal ~!' tn. ~ ~::. 2 BNEWL/Y DEC01135R.ATED TRIPLEX 2 d JD L FREE ol charge.,, Many kid/pets. Aaenl, 919-8430. 3~. ~ ~ =· closet$. •>QXJOed • beamcd cpt, 'drpo, heaied poo1'. '"'-tireplacet walk . r w gar, • Wtr pd. JNvEsT6RS, anume a 7% ft oans de11rable tenants en cur I $215 mo. 536--48.tl -ceiling, clubhouse, swm. Oilldren &: amall peti ck. cl~s. exposed 'btam; ~~Bl &~ve. Call V.A loan. Income cf $ffO Lowest ratet Oran1f: Cc. waiting list. rvlne Du I fJnf ming pool, and many ether $165 mo. 673-6234. ceiling, clubb:lusll", swim-• p,,r ,0>0nlh. 1'\YJn•nts or "WE BUY TP'S" ALA Rental1 • '4S.3'00 . P .-xH urn. 3$0 good& Becl>elor & 1 Ball>N Panlntulll -pool, and many other SPACIOUS, CLEAN Studio 2 P4 iQclude taxes. Oo!Y < I• UNBEIJEVABLE Bach • 3 BR. 2 Bo., lam. rm. .. 1.!25 BalliN p..,_.0 BedlWm _from 1135 Jl"r mo. goodies, --& 1 11<. w/w <pt, ro drpr, el« "9,950. Sattler Mlf. Co. Ind all util. Stove, refrlc. C BR., 21' bo,, ltln. rm. $315 . • • l«l W. Wiloon, Calla M.... 2 BR, 111 bo., patio, balcony, Bodroorn from rus per mo. bttno, 114 ba, priv pallo, Grabarn Realty 646-2414 642-2171 S4s.G611 c:rpt/drps srnl child t. pet 3 BR,.2 Ba. Atrlmn .... l.!25 ·DLX -2· Br .. lli Bo. * $30' WEEK & UP * 315 E. Bay. _$225. monlhly on 140 IV. Wi!s>n, Costa Mesa. ~-~-'-·-----·I , LARGE· 2 BR DUPLEX Savine Harbof-ana.21 yn. ok. $120. ' --WE HAVE-Ol'llERS--. nu cpls, dlpa, )rpl, e studio A 1 Bit Apts . )'riy lea... Inquire at Apt Pork·Llko Surrounding 2 BR., unlum., chfldttn. , gross rent $293. per. mo. WE make leans on property. ALA Rentals e 64$.3900 encl pr, )Tl liae criy. • TV I: Maid Service Avail c. 67J..l!i21. ()1' 5'8-7771. QUIET. DELUXE Absol. no pets. Inquire at '()utst.andilig investment at Aleo buy TD'I. McClure, 675-4158. e Phone Service-Htd" Pool PENIN Pt. Quiet 2 Br, IUD-2 Ii: S BR APTS 381 No. 2. E 18th St. $.13.700. Owner. 540-0178 Bkr. 492-8332 or 4924124, 1 • l BR. Furn w/carport. 2 Costa Meta • Qdld:ren Ir Pet section porch. 1 dlld ck. $Z25/mc. Alm Furn. Bachek>r ,642-41==63_. ,...,=---~-I ~ LARGE 2 .Q.R DUPLEX Mortg1 .. 1, oec"lle ok. All util pd. $124 2376 Newport Blvd, CM yearly, 67S-3771. Plv. patiot * Htd Poets CLEAN 2 Br, drpe/crpt, i·"""·""'t $293. per. mo. Trull Ditdo 260 ALA Rtnl•I• 9 '4S.~' * * * -or 64!h'IS67 Corona dtl Mar Nr •hOr'g *Adults o"1y bltno. nc pets. $135. N- Outstanding investment at ' • MONEY SAVER.! • Spac l .. . .. . A. J. Waldon This· Ad Worth $5 on Rent Maltlnique Apts. 18th" Plaeeotla. 548-6357. • $33,700. Ovmer. 54().-01.78 ~ED M~~· °J 1 d~ Br, 1t()Ve, refrig, erpt/drpr, 1st "We~ ,1;! ..,1..... 1SOJ CUmberland Uribellev1bly Beautiful tm Santa Ana Aw., C..M. CLEAN 2 Br, studio, drpl/ • ave a 0 " srnl Jl"I ok Ind au uttl 1135. ~ Newport Beach VAL D'ISERE Garden Apt!. ~;!. Mgr. Apt. 113 6'6-l2l42 crptfbltm/gar. Adulto, no lni1u1trlal Property 161 ll6yd, Bkr, at w.21n. ALA Ronial1 • '4S.3'00 D Unlv"t~ioO:' ~ts You .,. lh• winne• ol Adult• -no pell. Flowers -Now VIiii Paula pell. $155. 548-6357. -ayi · '1'"" 2 tiekeb to the everywhere. Stream Ir: SPAOOUS 2 Br apt. 21 plus acres M·2 en Collini I 1~ • FAMILY Wanted· 2Brw/ Southland Waterfall, 45' pool Ree. Rm. F~· 2 Fun Ba. $1.35/mc. OIOi!r pzef>e:rred. Avenue, Orange. pr t c e .....,ftrRlnt ~ ....... car & fned yrd for k1ds. Cat 4 BR., 2'11 ba ••••••• $355/375 Home &.Gardon Sauna, Sgla 1·2Bdrm, Furn· ON TEN ACRES ies Welcome 6-M-ncr k $145 u~·-fro H,. IT Apt tum I furn. Le Shag cpt/drps, patk>, l.:>-0.J."'1 $30,1'.m per acre. Will divide. c .· · 3 BR., 2~ batha •••••• , • $350 · Show ............ m • .wo. SEE : s. · un ase Submit terms. For further ALA R1nt•l1 e '4>3900 -4 BR., 2 baths •••••••••• $310 at the m:t Parsons, 64U670. Fl.replaces I priv. patios. beam cell., garages. 1 BR. crpt/drps. raJ'&P', Wormati~n, please call Hal HoVMS fumllhlct 300 a SPACIOUS 2 Br 2 Ba w/ 3 BR., 2 baths ••• ,. •••••• $340 ANAHEIM 1 BR. Furn. 2 lrg. closets, Pools Tennis Contnt'l Bkfst. 622 =t!~ C.M. ;;f• S:.~i.i~~-A:i;. L Looml• w•th gar, encl yrd tor POI• 1175.· 3 BR, 2Balhl .......... ·$400 CDNVENTIDN queen me bed, prtv dre,.. 900 Sea Lane, CdM 644-2611 See MiJ'. Mr. A Mn. Hoban - Eckhoff & Anoe., Inc. Corona dol Mar ALA Rentals• '4S.3'00 i . eel h II CENTER !nz rm. xtra lrg ...,ms, encl MacArthur nr Coast Hwy) 548-2062 Da .. Point . 5<l·262l WALK TD OCEAN . • . •• July U ·July 2.1 pr w/-. Mulls only, 2 II . Eves/Wknda 213: 427,gno 2 story, 2 br. possible • SINGLES OK • 3 Br \V / 11 Please call 60-5678 ext 314 no pets. $150/IJl(). SUNNY, privaki patio, All T~ m:-Deluxe ATI'R upper 2 BR, 2 ba, den den, fenced. Agent, 9'/9.WO, gar, huge fncd yrd fer pets. between9and5~tocWm 2035 Fullertan, C.M. new 2 Br. dbl oven,. refrlg, ' • r~ & apt, he, ocean vu, adj look-$225 _1. cpt!'l drpl A 5hort walk to oven. crpt.s, drps, encl out pt., yacht harbor, 1210., M·l WNE Costa Mon · REALTY ywr ti~ .... (North County 1 Br lrg $150 ! U40 S/pool ' ' private potlo. Encl ........ '96-07'9 499-2!155 82~· x 300 • lot, has dwelling ALA Rent•ls • 64s..3900 Univ. Pule Center, Irvine toll·free number is 54().1220) Adlts criy, ~ f o; I ~~ w=nda He:":ri Attll:m. Smell pet 0 k. • · Ind garage Rtiomy 1 br cottage in court, FOR RENT Call Anytime 833-0820 * * * ::s..~· ¥J93 Church, CM l-4J.3...roi9 weekdays. $165/mo. 545-6342. NEW 2 BR, 2 BA, duplex. s34,SOO Partially furn, $145. Adulta. HOME Office hours 8 AM to 8 PM UNFURN. duplex 2 BR. encl · BACHELOR apt w/ba.th I: SPAC 2 A: 3 Br apt $140 up. Q>ts, &,. il dillhwstr, Roy McCudlo RHltor 642·5S83. COSTA MESA garag•. $135/rno. Adults ..,. SEMI tum 1 br apL No child. ldtcben area. Pre! quiet Pool, cpt/drp, bltn~ kidJ =~v':'i..nt":.n 49J.-06'lll' DP. • 548-7729 QUIET, cute pool·cottage for EASTSIDE 2 Bedroom, F1re. Laguna 8Nch ly. c.n 548-8835. ()l' petl. $125/mo, 837·9517 adult, ro pets. Sl.25/mo. ok. 1810 Newport Blvd.. C.l\f. 1. J\fpl furn. Utlls &: la~ place, private play yard Sl&l $165 • FUm lrg Bachelor w/ Dupl1x11, aft 5 pm. Util. pd. Yeviy. 673-4355. 1996 Maple No. l ••• 642..3813 HuntlnftOrt S.1ch !iiii!!!!!!!!i!i!iii!!i!!!!!!iiiil . .<!:dry~. S~L15,:i::._1~ro~De~t!M~or~.-per month. Realtor 646-0555. full kltch., 1 blk beach. 4 Furn. or Unfum. 355 * l Br rum. garage 2206 Ccllege No. 5 •• 642·70351 -;;;;;;;:;;;;:;i;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:, I!! ~ · 2 BR. Coro Lldo. Apt. Adult.a, ' 11 L 2 BR. DUPLEX people ok. $140/mc. pool, no pets. 4250 E . Coast GARDEN apt avail about ON Lot• for S•I• 170 1gun• BHch Crpll, drps & bltns. 1120 • \Valk to bch " town. Newport Halghll 837-9517 all 5 pm Hwy. 5464924. Aug. J, llBS per mo. rat & BEACH' ~ 40• x 131', quite ~l, R-1 , VA CATJONING executive LARGE FENCED .YARD Nice 2 Br a.pt, Huge balcony NEW! Chermer just ·for you BEA.UT. FURN. 2 BR. $115. la.at in advance. $50 clean • nice area, Capo Bch $1'500. home in private beach com-FOR CHILDREN & PETS. overlook.IDg ~an. 3 Br., 2 Ba Decoratcr col· Up incl. UUI. Htd. -poroi, 2 BR. Crptl, stove, aar, pvt fee, 2 children cnly, No 2 BR, 2 BA Unt terms munlty. Available Ju2y 10 to 1 Pvt prage. S~ $275 • Beau~ Vi~! 2 Br dplx. en. Sundeck. car e free Adults, no pets. ~~ patio. Adultl criy, nO pets, pet.a. 546-6985. 2 BR. Funt * Ocean view Jct. take 3 Cl' 4 July 28. n4: 494-6890. 811 Paularino, C.M. 549--1746. Bltns. Cr'pts, drps. deck, gar. yarding. $285 mo. 54Hl'l1 IMMACULATE l BR., $13>. Refs. Call m-9377 * *BEAtrl'IFUL t & 2 BR. ADULTS . untts, 6 Jots from btult, 3 br 2 ba, cpll, drps, bltn1, NU-VIEW RENTALS or 543-$27. · Ocean b!<e~e, Ullls pd. Pr! 2 Br, 2Ba,1ge pri apt. 2 bllo! Contemporary Garden Apts. F\lfn!Jure A 6teps to bch, $10,950,. SC N1w1JOrt S.1ch ~ned patio, dbl prage. 673-4000 er 494·3248 patio. Quiet' adutta.. 679&· from oceM. Year round Patiol, frplc., PoOL $15.S-C :e! P# * 2.851 acres, fantastic w, $l7S • Bal Isl Ch . 1 Jmmed. occupancy. $265. RUsrtC 1 BR, view, priva~. rtntal 673--0937, 615-4873. $170. Call ~5163. . .~ property. R-1, amo~ lovdy Br over iar Lra: ~1?' Mesa North. 531-3001 cr quiet, pUy tum. .$175 mo Apll'tmentsforRtnt J[•I Dana Point Colla Moaa DELUXE 2 Br., 111 ba. rec . hillsldl! homes, $Ji,!nJ., SC $l8S • C~el 1ro t 1'vg 557-8443, Rich. Leae to mature , adulU: . Studib, ~t/drpi, p 001, pa parldJW Mark H. Dunn lk-lllton n r 3BR ~. born •. 'ltl dbl Re!.s m.3685 2 BR, 111 BA, $IB5 mo., walk DI LUXE bllnl pvt ~-H~ 1 . GuardJ, \ ID4 N. Et Camino Real dplx Irr patio & carport. '·~ e, ~u ns. · ' to abpp' pt'I> pl ' Pl-· -· HUNTI GTON l San Clemente * 492--9920 $300 • summer cnly. Util pd, gar, new cuiitm ck'ps, orp~ LEASE or leue option: split Aptl 'um w · ~-:i· no ' eue. Air ~~%~~~!$Swtm• Ollld ck, ro pell. 6t6-049G. 1 ' u I Lot JOO 285 H 1 Br on Baytront. Nke patio. • tlropl. Immed occ. $225. l•ve:._ 2 BR " dco, l!l BA, • • Poo H allh 2 BR, 2 BA. mtno, ~. PACIFIC '". • x , uni· Side tie avail. pa-mo. Call a1ent , fi.reptace, tun q,ck. $325. G1n1r11 ff·untln..t-..lffch min& Ji· e Spa· drpa, garage. Adult1. 1623 '111 OCEAN VE ~gton Beach. owner anx· NU ·VIEW RENTALS 54&-4141. 494-.'16.15. . •·-· Tenn!• Courts • Game and Coriander or. No. A. CM <n4l ~lcir H.B. ious. EAsy term~. Art -6734030 494 3248 3 BR. 2 BA · ts ..-dbl L • BWlard Room. $7-5459 Of 1A • Home li nders Realty or · 'crp .~,... aguna Hlll1 A LaQUINTA HERMOSA 1BR.Froml160 copenwam~pmDafl1 892-<477; eves. 536·45!\'!. 21120Br0.ti1Mpd9b.IAl~ _ _H!!': I i;.';~'.i,::;~ ";'Joo !>Of.: NEW 3 br, beaut. vfe\V· lold New Cone-~"h ~~tr:. u.A•M"' ~. 1 BR. & o.n From 1160 ~ LARGE 2 br., 11' WILLIAM WALTERS CO. PRIME t:.00 Joie wr ba ~ ~ '1G-9Wc. Rent, lse. Cent air cond. •r• "'" ~~~ •-•~· MEDITERRANEAN " newly )>linled. Car;Clrt, WALK to boach. ""' dtlWle or trade Manhattan Bch. chelor. Agent, g?g..84.1(1, -. Frplc, Elec kttcll • .i $280. raced • pool; IUnktn gu nr OCC. No pell. 545-lHf. 3 BR I BA Mink ll Owner (2131 54>-Q37. H~u .. I Unfum. 305 4 Br. 2 BA. bitm•. lenced 962-383l FURNITURE RENTAL BBQ. Ub~bl1 LM!>c • VILLAGE •SHARPI Untum I Br. .,...;.., • en v rm. 1 17.--'--:-.-:-=-:---I·-~· -· .;.;,--,-··-·'------·-·"'· .;.;. ynr<I, pnho, cxc<~lent Jooa. 'llr • ;,_ bl Only 2400 Harbor .Blvd., c.M. ao.. to 0CC lo UO. U«l tncld'r ~ """"..,· ~ Mountain, DH•!"• General fo,,.;mmod necup. ~per •A :r,;. -;!',;· """':J:: * Montb to MOnlll l BR• FURN, $175 (71') 11117-8020 per mo. 1157-ml patio 1'811 P., mo. a.UJ;;; _!~ort 174 mo. Cat t agent 546-41 !>ff. lacill , * lOO~ ~ Option ALL tmLIT1ES PAID RENTAL OFFICE *DELUXE 1 t. 2 BR. * OI<. Wall!r )>llcl. 7 I l * JUST LISTED • Lg, lako LANDLORDS! 3 Br, 3 Ba, l.150 mo. ht A =""""' 1nc1 u d • d • * IVldo a.tection. OPEN 10 Mt to 6 PM Bltns, dsbwahr, pr., nr So. Delaware. -. smnt hse. $36,500. Ne r cl 1 \Ve Specialize ln Newport l ·1~t + cleaning deposit. ' Style~. (4 blkl S. cf San Diego Frwy cout Plua. • 545-2321. 3 Br, 2 ba., $185, Beautiful llnis.ttl~. Beach • Corona dcl ~Jar • s"1"!t~~:,.. & gardenar 1nd N1wpqrt 8t1ch * ,. flour I>elHier7 cmto l~~~l~a '!:~)Holt HARBOR 3 BR, 2 Ba, •baa cpta. Near Bl.ti-............ __ Cl· .... •• * iPROF. BLOG . on bl\'ti, & Laguna, Our Rental SC'r-. , ... , ,,, • .-.. ~ ........... 0 C ... .., • ...,. ... ....,. "'""' $34.CKXJ. vice i:I FREE to You! '1'ry \VALK .to \Vestclitt &: all BLUFFS ''E'' PLAN < )ill (114) NT~ • " 2873~e:.":"pt. ~~ IPl.cloua, nr Ptrk I:: .mt.a. * Secluded -" am' next to NN•u·Vlvt\v! sehool1. Lri· tenoed yard. 2iTUI ~iy 'n!: ~~c:: @' a '!:I $146 -$165 10· .-11ff OUSE .c::.;:.:;::::=;:~:!::..:::._ =-wtkcme, DO pets. 1ore11 tr y w/3 Brlr ~ IEW .RENTALS Avail. now. $225. C93 de••, move·in rea~· at ---........ .._ 1 B~ ,_ II BA 2 BrMEADO.AduJta,nopets. 1 ~ -·•· u ~ ••30 ••• •••• ~· ..., -~~1or ·t. "' Pl'-· Y WS API'S. WALK 19 •-ech "'8.....,,...,.,...,..1" 0 Cf", vo.:>·-w C'lif .. _. J\ftlg.noJla, t'W\ ,_. mont' , ' ml 116 -i.... -RI' Wll""O -"" 1.1 .. inc n l\lty PO Sc 1796 __. ..--•i. · 5&3CI. trplc'1, priv. ca.ra lfl • n.&l"l.'Vf;,-. "" olO• W. Bay St. CM~ .2 Br11 cpta, drpe1 dahw~ ' ...,. ' · • ' x · SHARP 4 llEDROOM 3 Br, 2 ba. btl"5, eon. 5.ll W, l91h, Clll Dtvlded bi.th & loll ot . 2 BR, 1\1 BA S'tUDIO • B 125 A 308 16th ••7-&i. Bear Lake <n4> 1161>-75u ALL BUILTIN KITCH: N-<lkl< toe. $2:;0. Ill .t. last l'1ll N. M.Un, SA 5'7-Gll' clooels •• Rte ball, pool t. TOWNHOUSE: $1'0/mo. ' R. untum apt, '145• No ' ~ -· 2 lois, aecludcd. 12.450 QUIET CtJL.DE.SAC t ""'· dcpos. 54!\-3532. ' • · pool tables, ,.... batht. e lf•aled Pool-J'lr. Shop'f. ~CM•~ J!\~ 82tl Ctnt<r \-ARCE 2 BR 1 ,...,. C-plex. ttoonr!dge ••bin ns.rr.o $270. PHONE AGENT C:. t ¥. hll>N lal•nd See !or iouneur 17001 Adults only, "'! poll. ' • ~"-Cpll, drps, r/o, "" fncd, Weslde cabin 135,000 540-l!Sl JACK 2qu~o~. ~:·.:!fr·~'. ifi$ l U YEAR.LY Ia t BR. -'1 KeellOll IA n bll< w. o1 2 BR. unl\Jrn. Qpla, drps. child OK. $135. 527:.af44. Call= ~~ Ear wr!P •0•: RENTINr, ~·~uG 111111®. 54H251, 54&-l«ll. fa rea ly docorah!d, lmmed. aw.II. S.ach.1 bll< N. ot Slam), *-'* $ll0 * * $1~/mo· :;,;., "1~'· No pm. 3~ """'t1o n11apt. New q>t. nter ·-,..,., • · ~· 75 3o7 · 84'·71C8 i Bi 111 Ba, now!J pcjnled -' ---..... Pl • need yd. 1111. 2828, Ilic a...r Lako, Homes only. 5 )'r'1 tltp. MESA VER.DE, 3 Br, 2 Ba, IDI Villa d<I 0... n mo. Coral, ~ .HllN'I1NGTON Gard e n ' I Bl":.. -,,.__ eocl -tlo. E/Slde 1 BR., 111 Ba, 213/5112-&47 Oillt. Agent24hn.900-2500. cpto, drpa. bttnll, trplc. No 11..._,._ch Ball>N p.,.1-. ....,~..,,-... ~ -~·" ~~·-E l -BR-------•1 ts Le 1215 --~.-, -Apto. Hell at Bola Cbh:L Nr teblt" lbOP'I-Cbfldr<o __ , -··~· nc • 2 apt. CJ-1 -· tilf Iii"""°"' Lok< H1vuu, 3 BR, 2 BA, tarn rm, $275 P'r ~ ase. . 844-11.1:! ANYTIME e $45 WK" UP • On Oc<u JM6..U23. Compoft • set ot. no pell. 1!11 Ceot<Jr SL, patio, $H5. -all 6. Qpts, drpe, Chief .t. .....U lAin;lop, 1'!rldp. Loealed ~. . P<tllo. Obi -carap. 5*-!0i3 .., w -.-. _..., Maid s.,.,rc Pool um Adol1s ~.--....... --"-='-I """" pt ""' WOl'14 1amou1 mo. 9115 Llard. 9'19·7112 or (!) l 3 e1., 2 ba4250 mo. Nice 2 BR. 1 _., ,.__ Lovely Bach .1 er •• Rooma NI · ycu're mlalllw· n . Cit ICU3«l .., 548-2682. l BR apt, wtr a pn1en.,. pd. !ll'I olt. $1'5/mo. Ml4J«I. ....... to atl sclioolJ .\ cl'". Vacahc~• ~1 --yt •·nt _,.. t":-'7:_:. • • ~..".~ -$1.· ~.~ C~· • Pd. SI-· I BR. -..,, 111 Be . onl1, no Mdl or pell. 1 -... ,...,.. Y •~ "~" •w ~ •-.....,.,. •~ ~w • C.ll•~«l • APT Poolsldo SpodoltO Bltnll, -, ~. l dtad $110/mo, t5IM95f ........ lcfl tlCK»or •W tQde tor om. your '->us<!, apt.. 1tore $13>..J Bedrooms SH ovmer .... 437 n..1-....: Don' .i a....'.-t...... • t _.,._ ... t'" ••• " •• • ' "' • -01"N""'°" Baoch k> bldg .. •le. Ihm a O.llY Pilot a -e. Aleo 2 ,,...,. ~ be or, <l\I. -(NR. r•Jj;t;;; t .,vc up tllt lb\pl ~ .. ~~. Pvt. J>lilo, $l60. olc. No peto. Nr Balter " I I I~ "I· It. 3 Br, 3 B•. * NEW 2 81\., b1k to bea ' ....,. ""'1>· -· Ci.U.tned Ad. 1'00I hou,., Aront, ~o!).S4:'.0. Blvd). "List" 11 in cl&11in..t, Ship mo. to JiCht a 4uIt1, Ftirvltw. $15.1/mo. 9 9' ChUdffil ol<, "' pets. $210. $tltclaCulv "°"'· SJJl1J ilf, lo Sbon-111-115-1323. -or., CM-. -or w.3S40. •-,.. -21311 . ... ' • f I gar chi tW 1 Nr Al Apt F Cos Spar • PR! "'' pai 1 F Sh M <25 1 & Poo Hu 2 M Klcll 1\1 l Ma Elli am 2201 .. , F•ld.11, Jdfr 7, 1972 - !~1 1 ....._I --~I~ I lal1 ;;;;' ;;--~,~~~ [--...... 1~ ~~-=~ lal I -.,.:_..,.,..,. ·r91-.•• la •-J • I ---__J~ ._ ____ ....J . -Loll-- Apts., I ;R:;;•;::nt:;;•:;l•::..;:to:.ShaN=.:::.:,_:;:430::i:R::'.ont:::::e;;.11~W-•-""~ .. -:-::--:-4'0.;;;; F-(1-.. , 555 Sdleols I O.nlenl"SI Plo1hr, Potdl, It ...... J7t Fum ... ""'-370 * * * FURN Apt .. Mobile -F'ND. &>ndoy, male -* * * ....... Ion. ' --AL-·-s·""GARDENING"-----" PATCH P1.AS1'ERING Costo Miu Allee Swidtord In beac:!> """" 2 a<llt, 2 brown 4 "'1kt IDlall Colllo Clyde Johnston INSTRUCTION in H!O art o1 l1r p.nleJiac a •ma 11 All ~.,F~ .~tes Apts., F um.. er Unfum. Cotto"'" .. SUMMEI RENTALS THE EXCITING PALM MESA APTS. FUN IN THE SUN! . Minutes to NeWDOrt---..ch Unbelievably large apts. becorator furnish- ed J;luge Pool, jacuzzi, electric built·ins, shag car]Sets1 drapes, sauna &-more! ADULTS-NO Pm SINGLES ........ $145 1 BDRMS. .. · ...... $155 2 BDRMS ......... $175 Unfvrnished Apt1. Availoblo From $10 to $15 LESS. YOU'RE Rl~HT THEY'RE UNDERPRICED! · 1561 MESA DR., C"to MeH 5 blks. E. of N-port Blvd, 546-9860 145 Mota Drive 1leds or 1 bed 1 B<'1 Dlvtn. vie. M ....... .l 'iorklown 311 N. Boyfront B<lly Danco avail now In lalldlcapini """'-call =--~=-~:.:.:..=c.....- Ceste Mua ~.~ug .. s.,,t. "',_.Oct. H.B.-· &alboo·lalond Hllnt. Bcll. a.-now !S4Mllll ews. Str•l•I Plumbl"SI VOU •-••• ••'••·r Of .:211.... 1''tll tr&ined J>CM'.ldk'. v •-t-D..M .... 1------~-,....... ,..,,.._,,. .,.._ .1. -"""'"'"-" .. lllC' Tel"'-'' Y·-~-191 7_ FOUND puppy between .1.ouarethewtnntr or ro1-iu ... ,,.M'C ........ ,.r&anMJP. ·~~ .. r-••o..uu;l•"""" .. N UMB 2 ftdcett to the · u...., .... cut-. ~ 0 '" Fatrarowxk I: OCC. Costa 2 tickl!ta to the co claut's are allo avalL Dowr Shores, Westclltt. PL ING Southland MAnJ.RE, J'ffP)nSi~ Exec. ?iteu.. Owner I den t If 7 • Southland Call, 962--3797. PROFESSIONAL ttte work, l nt:lllill·Remodfl·RttpeJr, Home & G1rden I: wife need clean Ir 540-3994. Home & Garden BE AN p r u n In I • tr Im m I n r . J.Tce ~~sm"les, Lie, Show / d"'1table 3 '"' 4 Br IJllfum. Sh --·•·• 1 k 1 ~ 'l'wntloe Oplx u.e ~. FND. ?.laM •ilver, miniature ow INVESTIGATOR •.-~·•· 1 pr n e ra . at the 811 u-is in cd'.iN• ... t ~ poodle vie Ltberty St., ll.B. at the>-Recordt<I Mesngl': Te.tis lfO\'f La~aptng, c I ea nu p. Save on home repairs ANAHEIM • Wearing Long Beach tqs. ANAHEIM Call Toll Free G<01'll" -· n.e est, plumbl"ll, paint.' CONVENTION '"'1-,., 614-00l. U9Tll 847-4357. CONVENTION (1 I IOo.426-0232 * LANDSCAPING * Inatallatlon• ~ CENTER WANTED. 10< 2 Br apt. on ~FOUN=,..;o~ .. ~,..-, ~Hou,-nd..,.-v""!c.-1 CENTER INTERESTED IN A New lawns, Sprtllklen, decks, PLllMBING REPAIR Jul,y 14 . Jul.)' %3 °!"_~ octantront. NB. Yrty-tatff Brot. Ma!Wt on-19th u1y 14--· July 23 REAL ESTATE CAREER•. clranup. Stale lie!.d;---53$-l22S. _No jQb too 11ma11 Plee.se call 642.s678 ext 314 smn ~'pt or s ooner. St. P\eue c&ll 642·5673, --. ll~ * G42.J128 * between 9 and 5 pm' to ciairn 673-9586/d&ys 2l3-4>1)-129J St., CM I~ w. 11th ' oa.1 <n4J MS....1192 cmtPLETE t. • w n lt. ~w tlck~s. (North ~ .. -ty •.,,utc=lor-;i-"-Bob"'-.=-.,--:-,,-C.M. afttr5pm. between9and S pmto claim Ace.derny Real Elltnte Cardenln&' _.rvlt>e. iliu.illng COLE PLUMBING ~--o:\ ........w• ,3 BR Hae 1_ FOUND : Bkunb, vidnlt;y )Q1J' tickets. (North County Contract le Ins. School k clean-up. Jin1 54s.-0-105. 2-t hr. servltt. ~ll6l toll-ftte.number ia 540-1220) -· or ..... apt unturn Bale--'-......:.,.. ,.... __ ... .,., ioll·free number is 540-mtJ) 325 Old No Nw'Pt BJ NB 50 * * * tr rent-Oean. Until Jan. .,~., ~'; ............. ""'9"' -.. * * · ·· LAWN SERVICE Dt'llin! unclogged -$1. ~ R.E. Education Since 1964 c-A II t 100' I'" HOUSE _ ~--in ta 1973. $425 per mo. in OW or """"==-----~ * "GEORGE" ..... Cut -Edge. Ttirn rk'pendable ~\Ver ne o • w. ·-~m'" '."_".:''bath. G~.· Newport Bch. 64H402. FOUND Wednrlday, ~n. "" Evtit alt. 6. S-iS-37(;6 sa1 .. ~ ----·--=-250=-"'2-*~--~·~ ~u ·-Bia-" --•-H YOU11I, all v.>bitt , sblrt ,-----~ R • atudent or older. 497-lHM. REFINED retired rentleman ~ puppy, wuc. W> t.ired tom cat i& mlssi.ng in l ·...-........._ _.. --1~ General Services Remodel &. eparr Box ~. '·---· Beach v.•ants RA:B ar &hare deluxe tf..nP>n. Beach. 536--Ut9. Lido p M:-.1-_._ -....,.... .61..., ..,... ... _ e .... .......a are a . JACl'"SO!\' -Thr ~11\){ician 45 CUSTOMRl!:mod/Alte.rationl. !BiSJ. home. Top SS. 558--1799 FOUND female on.nee • Reward for lnformalion & \l'h<ot have ~u. Da·•• bl k ~ by t•---T>-··" min. or spelt buYllng n1n~1(' ~-....... SHARE Br ac: '"""' ~ .p,-, .... unc ftCXM!!l'Y· Call c o 11 e ct ~ 'I _,J home, H.B. Alley, Calta. Mesa. 646-1'13&. Halley (tt!) US--6003 or Babyalttlftl tor childl1'1t't p.'U'tit>;;, $.'!., • h'\\t\rt, J'.l'n (_'Ontnictor1 Ever y thi n r incl. 35 1 I~ -e:---------4!»-3669. G-1G·28'47. .,.,..,/owr. 536-0487 alt 5 pm -FOUND 6125, vie. Tlli't.in I: \\b!rTy f1l..6.t.n. or Godbey RES P 0 N S I B L E -~•. ,.. Cab~"-C .. Wb1 --n --""r-TOTAL SE RV ICES CO. Roofi- all day wknds. A -1:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~ c1og''::: ""~u.-te, a11-v1~. babysitter, your home. Jen-Phunb" lnst111l's . Cvpcnt.v, .... · -$I-REWARD nUer 675-4~• • ., L".E Roo"-Co. Root;-all F'EMALE roomma:te by S.1 -.. J.:ll!t repoin , cement '\ork. "-il.l~ .,.. i tO share 2 BR apt with 1 Personela 530 SMAIJ.. gray &: white kitten. Lost •. July 4 ~ vicinity of BABYSITrlNG my hoiile &1~1!Kl!I. IYP<~· Ret'Ovt'r, ropain,. girl 2.1, working. !m-1679 *FUILY LICENSED* Vie Baker le Fairview. Beach Blvd. &.Taylor Ave., days under 4. $15 •• S20. the1mo 1'00f coatings, ">h.i1'r eves. Renowned Hindu ~iritualist. Huee eyes. M2-3404: Huntington Qeach. mack Fairview & Baker. 545-398S.H __ •_•_11_1!9.;...______ .t-color. Ll1·/bo1wlcd . 5ince GIRL ~ f br ""l' -GERMAN Shepherd found Terrier with Bro\vn feet. ~BAB=="-=--==c..:.== TREE • •-. plant -mov· •, 1~7. Fn.~ t'!ll. 642-72'l2. to ... a.re lll"l1 1 Spiritual Reedinp given Abo 1 15 I"-v YSI'ITER: Your home °' ... & ... ll-' apartment in H.B. $85 mo. dn;l. .• 10 AM-IOPM. Advice near Stop and Go Market, -u ""',· .Jery fllfTY, or mine east Costa J.!esa • Yard & trash clean-up. • 'T. Cuy !tooting. Dea.I 847 ...,.,., -~ Balboa mvd &: Pacilic Cout an1wer1 to" on on" Plt>ase Odd Rolotilllng, movine, 2 trurks Direct. I do n1y o"'n "''Ot'k. ,,,,,. eves. given on all matters, I can H call collect days 213 778--... hours, 548-0047. wy. ~2-5150. • · , • oa.1. ==""'"'-=.:.;:.::.:...__ + 5 ton Rat tlump. 7 day, 24 f.4j..218(). 548-9500. Aph., SHARE my waterfront home help you. Eves. 213-966/4'n5. RESPONSIBLE experie nced hr. Ca.II l\1 k T 642-1403. F U f 370 w/dock, man 30--60 yrs. 312 N. n Camino Real FND~ German Shepherd pup, ==~-~~~--babysitter, your 110 me, Sewing/Alterai1on1 Mes•' Verde i--•-m....;.' ,;;o_r.;;,..n....;.urn;....•....;...; $150/mo, Stra}&ht. 6ia-4331. San Oemente ~~'!!1~. Sun.IDOl·.!~~O.C. v_:;, ~ ~e~= _N~re'-''"646--08:;,,:_=72::.·____ SKI PLOADER Ir dump truck S£\V1NC _ D£SIGN"i'NC: 1-..... --------Newport lleocll BEAT........,.." 1 home to 492.-9136 or eJ-.9034 a..ub"•IUll ---. -=c work. Concrete .\ asphal1 DELUXE 2 & 3 Br., 2 Be, -;;:;;;;;:;;:;;:;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;.\ u iu u ~ arge SELF' Oiscov -' k 1 RHODESIAN' Ridge Baclc Retriever dog w I whi t e arpet Sarvlce sn"1ng ~ br eak i 11 g. :'if t n ·\Voml'n. Reuonablq encl ear, $155 up. Rental • aha.re. N~-~! ~lc43.b · 1 "l' 0 .w >1 dog Owner call ., 14 • chest. last seen JuJy 4 in STEAlM ea-t Oc·-n·. s~TIJO. rates. Ten dollar mlnttnum. Ole,. 3095 ltiace Ave . OAKWOOD Priv. room & a.. VW""'W. ae s s o n s . i rec . . Dana Point on Olinda St. .,... ....... E5tim11.l~1. Call ~74j(l. 54&-1034. G I R nt 435 personalj?ed. $50 indOOes _<_1»-_m1 __ and_kl_en_tlfy""",--We love and mlslt him. prof. at lo\\i?st prices. JOO CET rid of that unsixhtly ar•ges or e 1~ amlygis, type CAT maJ sq. ft. $29.95. 962-00T'l. trash and de-b1is. F1't'1' Alteratfons--642·5145 M' . Vi • ~r-• )'Ol1J1&' fe e, reddllh JtE\VARD. 499-2631 or E b I Ne-a r, accurate. 20 yf'an ~xp. 1s11on •10 GARAGE tor carol' storage. =.s~·Sel~~ brown I: w hite, 'nlalia • 4~ Carpet Service .stlnu1.11· r raso na e • NEW 3 Br, 1% Ba step dfl The Last H$ID.B .. ~! ~. !1! ~. St. Mft_... Pie••• call -.1.147 Wil10n, Laa: Bch. 497-1091. LOST &Oki wedding band 2 JOHN'S r --t •. U ho\ 5-IS-Gl21\.S ·-ig;..n_•-------1 liv rm, shag crpts, drps, Word In ~·o ~·::r •>=U.., ........ ...,, 8 WK. Puppy, vie. Rocbnter diamonds, 2 sa.-pph~ alfio I ......... l"' • P stery LDC;\I. l\IO\'ei>, Exp oollei:e -3-D M,.,,_ic 51 ..... bl~.-~. poo1 • ~ •-c. * * sro"'~ G·~-• .:;•ve='·""'"""'-.,--,.,.--,.-•San CM tif.u • C ean e r 1 . Ex t ra stud ent. L~ truck. Reas. "8'""'' oe•"" .,., ,-.uu .,. ·~"" G n.n.uc:. ... --.1 ~ • ta Ana, .• Iden....,-, plUinum. wedding r i n g , Drl-Shampoo free Scotch-533-794Gt'Ollect. $5.95 each & up. $2Xl. 830--0811. reat do'\'lnt<MTI Costa 0 M e s a. LOOKING for Am«ic8n Jn. to claim. MS-1082 aft 6. beh\-een Bahia Corinthian A -.1 (Soil R Call 96Z--09:i0 a t1ytlme Newport Beech Apa I SID/mooth. 6'12--4228. dian Jewelry! 'Ibe Buaar TOY Daschund, sable wi red . Yacht Ollb &: Irvine O:>un-~ ... .-... •-eta:')lrdants). YARD, prage -cleanups. T'I rtments. In Ne-rt ft~ bas a ~ -· a b Sal J ,l.J'Cgreasers "' color n Amove ~.. d'~ ,·~. ' e Office Rent•I 4CO ...... .c<.;u ......... collar, vie 80\ltb San Qe--~ u • · une Zlth. b · ht • 10 I n.o: "'""" .. " .,, _,,,_,,_,_..,,.. ____ , DELUXE 2 B I bo frpl '-=----.,,..,-....,., aelectlon. Some collecton: Pl all LWM..,..,,,.. rig eners • m nule Drivew·-·, ....... ding. 847-~ :::: ' r., ., ., \Vh t I'. lie-· • .,_.~-handmade menle 883-1331 ease c v•~ for bleach for \\'hlte cn ....... ts. ...,. .. e·-CERAMJC Tll~. Kitchenl,." : new ca..... & ....,;nt. End a more can you say DESK ~ce available $50 ..... nMN 1u•:•: ' . reward -,.~ YARD & G 0 Bath En-· C t '" ~ about ··"-t -~ FOUND -w 10 ,~ ~•·e •,,,=-·~~~---Save Your money by savfog -nr11ge ennup. S. ... ;rl. UI om gar. Adulls over 30·, no . an 8 i"'-' ..... en com· mo. WW __,c.1 ... fUrnlture gifts Zll9 W Balboa Hr1 • .., l"''"' VIA 1: --'· R GI mun1"-' U t co e I'" 11 v•u•~ i•• d, -"y. ' ' on Balboa n--'--"a call BLK &: \\•bite Spaniel mix. me extra trip!!. \VUJ clenn f 'ree est 7 rtuy:ir. Call \l·ui11.. eai;. en, 548-1263. children or tvJt s 1190 •3 ia m 5 w '-'' at $5 mo. Answering service,-~~~==:,,:.--~~--=•umw • =3 &G-44 43 . ,...... · .. milUon worth of i_:ecreation? available. 222 FOftSf Aw .•· OR 3-6765 and de8Crlbe. Male. Chocker c:ollar. Tagl'I Jivi ng rm .. dining rm. s.: anylin1e, 54o-<JU. 1. CERA.i.~C tllr new & NEW Beach t1pl. 3 Bdrm un- fumis.J'.led. 513 \V. Bay, NB. $32'5/mo. Annual. Call San Bernardino 883-2943 UDO Isle lo mature adults, 1 bdrm, lge Uving rm, range-, displ, refrlg, crpts, garage. Lse. $180. 673-5148 BA \'FRONT apt. 3 Br, 2 Ba, slip avail 224-20th, Apt B. S450 yr/summer. 673-5878. Laguna Beach. C.94-946& Selling or Buying HONEY-colored cocker flea collar. Lotrt July 4. hall $15. Any r m. $7.50, Housecleanir.g remodel. F'rel• r sl. Smalt Or a tennis pro&: activities NEWPORT WATERFRONT • Cer7 fema1 v · aa st .a Harbor & 19th, CM. Ans couch $10. Chair $5. 15 yrs. -----------jobs \\tiro.111e. ~24~. ~lrect~r plw great fun or-CE. Pre~ location Before seeing • de1ler Pira.teeiw. ~ • ~17/deys eves-wkends exp. is what counll'I, oot Dedicated Cleening ~~~~~~~~~!! tomes· ri· ;>"!>"' Call 645-6333 namePebble..546-8017/days method. I do \\"Ork n1ysell. *\VE 00 EVERYTHING * . . Linda lsl """' ....... t SML. Curi [ilJ opposite e . ._..,..., We have priv•te Y dog. Female. ews. wkends 646-2328. Good rd. 531--0101. Rers. Ftte est. &J6.2839 I iJ I all', gd prking, 3U Bayside Vie. Harbor Ir: Talbert. ~1'Mftt ' Rents rom $145 Dr. 673-l~/eves. S.~1Dl9 -~~B~uy,_•_•_• ='~S·=l-la_n:,__ 557 •=• ('-.. -• ~-) VIC: Adams &: Lllke, HB. STEAM extract carpet d ean-Excell ent Housecleanim:: =---·~--~-~-~_·· _. --1 Bk & .. ilite Ger'man Short ifv. WW steam-clean any 2 by day. Ch•.'n trans. Sony, No Pets Or Children • • • l\1odels Open Daily From 10 am to 7 pm OAKWOOD GARDEN APTS DESK space ivallable $50 FOR MEN ONL y WATCH found at Saddlebe.ck Hair Pointer. "Patches" rooms I: hall for $2!).95. * 836--0648 * mo. WW -.u... furniture r can teach you to dance u-.... School te · -·--c:7 91~ • at $5 mo.~ 8rl'Vice quickly I: easily, Call ~=-·July 4th. ~~.a, 5$-4836 :~--_,,_ ... _._,_5,..;•:..mc..__ Prof. Carpet Cleaning available. 17875 Beach Blvd. Ardelle (213) .c2-192l. 1-10 =~-~-----1 MALE BlueTkk boond. 6 Carpenter Also \\'indo\v11 & floor cart". Hun~n ~ach. 642-4321 pm wkdy. SML Brown maJe dog. Vic. mo. ~-Wht. Spotted. _,...,..._______ Call Du tch 537·1508, '14 hrs. 2 ADJOINING o ffo'c es PALM, CARDS I: SPIRIT· o.it...er Dr., Santa Ana Brn eon/eyes. 84&-2Sl4 LARGE OR SMALL 1-IOUSE\VORK, t'1.n-.ed by fren-"QY 842-7378 e et All Typts Work : Cut doors, ,_.,,. available. 2 different loca-UAL READINGS, Bring ad • · v • panel, remodel, f 1 n i 5 h , the job or $3.50 hr. 54S.:2451, tions. .$150. &: $100./mo. for reduction. 10831 Beadt FOBeUNDtifu' 1 '"bl 111~ del Mar $1ALL gr e Y Schnauzer, frame, r e p a Ir• etc. eves art 6 Pl\1. Job Wanted, Femele 702 GOOD TYPIST ~. Blvd., Stanton. 1 mi south or au ack JDtten about white color. LA>rt-vic Mesa 4 mos. old. 546-3086. 962-1961. BAY & Beach Janitorial. IMMACULATE 2 Br, 2 Ba, N.........,..rt Beach South IDEAL 1oc avl. Aug. 1 eves.) S4S-8424. &'!. Atnr. Plea&e c a I I I ,_=~~-----Crpl i1/"•indo\\•s/OoorR, etc. ··~ SHORT .._..._ _.._._ ..__ 5t5-602t MINOR home n:patn. Plum· c/d, bltne. ~ gar, patio. 1700 16th Street Harbor Blvd Qd.. Good traf. PROBLEM Pregmncy, Cm-dog v · Gi:"J\ .~:e . bing -carpentry -paintlrc Raid/Comm'!. ~140L BEACH area 8pBrtments from $175 per month Yrly. AGT. 673-8563. Mr. I.anon Wiii do your typing et her home, Will f ickup and deliver Joca H.B., F.V., WHt, 75c per pt. or will -'< ~y hour cell 147-30t5, NEED help at hornet We ~~ Aider • NunN e Houselcpno • ComPtJllont • Homemakers• Vp$ohn $185 lse. 548-3708, 673-2.170 642-81'10 tac expor;e. 1<KD aq ft. fldeot, s y mp at bet t c · ic. er · LOST doe 7/4, .6 mo& old, -11-'Call •~ -HouHCINnl .. YEARLY-New 3 BR, 2 BA. 8.'5--3437 dys:-pregnancy counseling. Abor-:::919-=2"48=-· -=~----Collie le ffuskie. $10 rrward. -• .,., .... 'l'I· ~. • ... bltn!. ""''· """· sleps to Newport Beach North omCE Space, 4M . Old tion "' Adopmn r •!. .PUPPY, BIDnde, mixture, 00&-m<. We ne<d bbn beck QUALlTY custom pa ti 0 HOUSE OF beach! 67";>-4911 Bkr. 880 Irvine Avenue Newport Bivd .. ! bib No. of AIPCARE. &n-4436. female. Vic. CdM. 615-'MIO. home. c<M:!rw, benches, decks, etc. CLEAN SC7""68:1.. 1: NE\V·PORT -BA YFRONT 645-0550 Hwy l. :DI sq. fL $95/mo. ASmOLOGICAL compatible GERMAN Shepherd, 0:ista LO~ ma.le dog, 1 yr okl Res. G42-l770, Ken. _... ......................... , ~ dat . lei d /Uv Meu 646-35n Shcltie. Sable Ii white. ~.1un11 FIOORS CARPETS API'. 2 Br. 2 Ba $425. For es,ll?lg ances"' e • • Reward Ron:al Rd .,.........,.,..._,...____ WINOOwS & \VAu.S. 00 Yoll -any plumb"1f, pt.lntinsr, pluterinc 0 T JandlCR~ done? If ID call G....,, .. ,_,, Details Call 642-Zll2. BAY VIEW OFFICES music in N.B. ~ SML. Tenier-female dos· Hunt,&~~ 847-4928~ ., Acou1tical Ceillnil blown 6 YEARS AREA. San Clemente I~ Deluxe, air-conditioned Onlet, ~94. Vic Costa Mesa. 540-Q48, machine applied. Free es-642-6824 llentall ""' Redecorated. Lido area .AWOHOUCS .Anonymc:u. Lost 555 REWARD. Lost South tlmates. Guar. 644-7183, 2 BDR.\'l. 2 RA. new u.a ... , . Rea1onomics, Bkr. 67S'700 Phone 542-72:17 or write ________ ._ Laa u n a area, male'i c~e-m-e"nt:.:..:Cc.onc=:..:.~:.:..:::::_ --PO "'-,..,... ,,.,-~-• ......... •-COM · • ···'-C'A-....1 pup, white, 4 mos. ' •••• paint, drps, lrplc, retrlg, STORE/OFFICE · ·.go,-," .i.uw, \.NljUl Mesa. .i..v.;:,i "'1 • • 111 LAI,,., .-. • ...,3..... * Act'OUNTANT * Help Wanted, M & F 710 range, balcony, ocean view. Rooms 400 500 sq ft , nr bc:h, parking. Social Clubs 535 homes. rr·Sandcastle old. 499o-l68.i. CUSI'OM concrete, he est., ~M~ESA=-ci=,-.-n~,.,.-.-earpe"""-ts, El(p'd a~ clerk to ha~ Nr beach & shopg, $190, 117 ---------1 $125 6 1 53&.fiOO? & Blue Key. Short hair srAMESE, female cat. Sat patios. sidewalk, driveway, window•, 1 I0 0 rs . etc. accounts pe.yable &. job cose Algodon. 492--<m9. R00~1 in k>vely home near · mo se. · FIND YOURSELF Blk fem cat. wearing June 24. Laguna Niguel, vie planters Joe or Rody, Rl!sld/com'l. 's 7 . 6 7 .f. 2 . reeords. Serwl resume &: Apts., U.C.I. Working girl or girl MEDICAL Suite, ready to IN SOMEONE El.SE. Clear Aea collar. ~'Ud Golf Course. West Nint' ~7378 or 536-2256. salary requirements to: Furn. or Unfum. 370 student only. Kitchen. la~ ~B H~/ at ~:ca, DISCOVER 644-6333 of 51).-(£88 Drive. 496-5973. FREE tdl!u, advice and 1..:'".clM;..::lll=. ------Omni Housing Sysirma. Inc, dry, privacy, pools, tennis • · mo. ' DISCOVERY SMAIL white/beige female BLACK and aray-sbaaY estimates, AU I charge ror Masonry 17822 Gilleue Aw, courts, etc. S7S month. OFTICE $60 month, crptd, 'n4~ 213/387-3393 Poodle, July 3. Thin le doe, oamed O.yde1 v}c Dam ts ': beeutilul job at a reu. REP ms -t.. .._,_k Irvine. Call!. 92705 833-1757 util pd, tn shopping center. ,scared, Nr Cout Htway, Poin' ~7270. price. 64S-6073. A ' ~nten, Ul"~ ' Costa MeH 33.l E 1 c 111 613-0140 T I '-block, atone. Quality \\'Ork. Actors Actresses ..._ 8 .. a nu ao ROOMS S23 & Up. 0 0verlook· ' 7th st., . . ' reve 540 .~~G (Goldie). Reward, MALE Samoyed-mutt. JOHN'S Patio, pool decks It Ken, Ph. Reik!. 642-1770. $$ NEW FACES $$ _.., .....,,,.. 6' "'8 Ha-& c ea n. , ·~· · ~--•---block. ~-t M• ~1 f $35/wk. % blk ocein. ZOO Bus1ne11 Rent•I 44S 1ifALE/IemaJe wanted tor ---------.... ~,.iuu ...,._., uc,..u ~s. ,,,,._es · OJoo>""UM1 or f..1ovles, TV and 1V commer4 Sparkling New Adull Apts, ---------1 crrw for extended crulsUw LOST white male Belilan AM "Cantr)"' 213-592-1490. appt. days or att. 5. Moving cia.11. All aa:es and types. e t BR-Unlurn $100. SeavSew, CdM. 1138 An ah e i m, C.M.. aboard 70• sail. Canibean Shepherd, vicinity ~ GREY Tabby female cat, nooR \\'Ork • pe.Uot, Interviewing now, \Ve are • I BR-tum $190. WESrCLIFF area on O ay B u s In es a-olfice-ground area. Sbare expewes or fre.e ?1 ~·. antWft"I 1o l09l June 24, vie WestclW. driveway• Ir: aidewallcs. * * * not ~ a;ency. 213: 464-3121. , : e 2 BR-unfurn $190. St. Kitch priv. can be er-floor, parking, nr. 17th &: depending on experience. Gab b Y • S 4 6-8906; ReWard 5'23-9&46 1Jc'dl8onded. &t!Hl826. Mrs. Gene Mytr'I A'm.e!Zftl 1 _. • W :,: e 2 BR 2 Ba-furn $245. rang' d. S65 mo. Newport C.M. ~ sq. ft. See Sldpptt aboard 'Seven 646--5488. ' · 154J1 Lorrelne Way -. PRIVATE patios, LUSH !or-548-7386~7849 $100 mo. 673-2654. Seas' at Woody't Wharf, REW==AR0~-,1-emal--em--edlum-I M Dog, wht w/brn spota:, red PATIOS. walb, drive, lnltall I rvlne ~ M _, ftlll• Apply Jn •: est setting, Carports, i:as ROOMS $15 wk up w/kit. U> OFFICE, store near N'pt. N.B. size dog w/short halr A collar, LA lie, lost vie toutb new lawri.. •w, b'rnk, You are the winnef of ~ ·d Po G '-·~ · rfect Collle .. ..1.e-San Clemente, 492--0191. remove. 543-8668 lor est. 2 ti ket t .... Pollil" A: Brum6'1d Division pal · wk up Apts, 2.176 Newport st ore. I: reyuuw11.1 WINDJAMMER pe m-..u15tl A -=.:--===-"-==--·1 c: A O uM:> A/MF 1~ ll4 E. 20th St., C.M, Blvd, CM 513-9155. Depol 531 fl $150; 134 Ft. TAHITI colnr. !JmP' on ri(lbt !er. U BLK 4 wht Springer 1panle' e CUSTOM CEMENT WORK Southlend -A..,. -TIO * 548-0137 * LOVELY room , . borne $225 Month. A&ent &16-2414. Sal' South found call 847-<635. !em w/Jong tal' Shores Laa Drives, walla>, """°'· Home I Go.... Ion JUM "-btrano I--'-:-===~"--· I pnv . 1 mg voyage -Seu. SIL'-11,·~·el -ard ,., ~s pool decb. Don, 64U514 Sho ....,. e SPACIOUS e employed gentleman. Eves OFFICE, ltore near N'pt. Share v.'Ork A costs. ,y c:.n. grey male poodl.I!. •w ' ..... ~· . W An equal oppor ftT'I PI ll't fl"' Well-Desf.gned Apl1. I: wkOOs. $66/mo, 546-17l3. Post ofc. • Greyhound 213137._1239 Vicinity Sun r 1 owe r A ~lL red cocker/lt"lter mix. ContrKtor •t !he AVON lNVITES YOU to 1 1: 2 BR. wtreM'aces. S R-~ I 420 Depot '37 ft. $150; 736 F t. Fairview. $100 Reward. 3478 Male. Under bke. QI area.J ·-A-C-K--T--1--n---1 ANAHEIM ltlrt eamlng ----sh F 11 ummer -1,a 1 .-.M-'". •~ ·~24". San Rafael Cir., Costa Meaa Reward. 548-M19. au a ne-.wpa r CONVENTION ~ ... '" rom 40 • $275/mo. -""''-'' .,.. ...... -..,.. 54$-6529 remod., addlt. 20 yrs. exp. ltlling our exciting eo&- Shag cpts., drps, saunas, BY Bay, 2 Br f\rn cottage, OFFICE space or comm'l I lal . nME FOR Uc'd. My Way Co. 5'7..oo36. CENTER metic fa1hion11 tor 1ummer, pool, jacuzzi, encl. gar. $75 wk. Bay mJOte Pk, ll2 store avail. Approx. 500 sq. Lott llMI,....... $100 REWARD lor into D July 14 · July 23 '72! For R penonal appt Quiet Adull Hvins. W. Cout Hwy, Newport fl.11461 Bea<;!> Blvd., H.B. leadU.. to reoovery cl !er QUICK CASH 1 __ ,,_v--•.-JI.._ ____ Please call oo.srn, ext,nc Call ~mu. MERRIMAC. WOODS Sch. I>8 (Betty) 615-4278, Can847-&i3lljllt. male Sealpoint S l am••• THROUGH A QUALlTY leal coattnr. betweont..is.., .. -..;...~,.c:u=T"'D"S~A~L-E~S-- 425 Merrimac Way, C.M. 548-$61. * OFFIC£.«ll IQ tt avl Found (frM ods) 550 from Harbor Vu homes DAILY "'LOT Weather, ru. oil resistant. l"'IT ticllm, ~ Qaity .._ llke _...,...man. S45-6D) BAY VIEW :I bedroom, now. w:M> Sq. Ft. IN--6/Xt. 644-4946. rl Stays black. Haw I e y . I toll-tree aaaber • --· Jam oae of the most SU('· ~ .. ., 4 oompletely furni>h. DUSTRIAL SHOP avl AU(, FOUND striped male eat, MERCEDES KEYS. .WANT AD :SG-5.,...-.,-195.7-....,_____ * * * ceulul Fbnl Dellel'!lllP' In 1 &: 2 BR. furn. or unfum. Pool. $140 Up. Children's St'ci:ion. ELl'\i GARDENS APTS. 177 & 22nd St, C.M. ed. Avail June to Sept. $100 645-2130. atJOUt 4 montlls old, very L05T WEDNESl>A1( PM. '42-5678 Electricel Polnti"SI I Orans• Counly. Top com· pr month. Adults only 500 l!Q. ft. shop, ofc. Ample large eyes, white feet in * 646-5288 * ----------PaperhensJng m!Mior'll, Jnsurance, Demo agent. 6'15-4930. parking. 2340 N e w P 0 rt tront, wai.ring flea col-EL µ=rrucIAN, llcenaed, Plan. we need a U'ulY pro. CHINA Cove doll house. Blvd.. C.M. 6 4 6 - 2 5 4 4 , ~ • w P 0 r 1 Island, * * * '* * * l<lfldeil. Small Jcbe, malnt. t.:~i;mmi · p"'=.e -I -car salesman. 1~--------1 V..w cl bey. Pvt. be&cb. 513-833.1. . • -""· 548-5203. Lie. INlll'l!d -Apply In -lo Don Huntill910" lleodl $17'5 wk., July. $:!00 wk, STORE & olllce !or rent· GERMAN Shepbenl -· ELECl'IUCAI. WORK. All Call Harrta -C..Vler. ,,.._, Robins 642-3645. 2 BR PROM $139 Ailg. Ron Ressel, 6'T3-ll500 Bolsa Cblca al Hell H B. pup, 3 or 4 moo old, blk .l kinds. Big or small Ltc'd I< Fon!, 211111 Hul>or Blvd., Rltr. 846-l32J. ' ' ' 18;0 w/~ wht. Vic S.A. IM. ~ est. 51G-0211. No ·~ COsta Meu . MOVE IN TODAYI FURNISHED View 3 BR RM!r bed, H.B. Call Trade'r's Parad"1se Gord • 'l:..!nA~~~r,~!-* BABYSJTl'ER wanted my Kida a pet• OK. Pool. Aii houle in Lacuna Beach. Industrial Rdt1I 4SO 962--0678. . _ ....... _'-"'.;....----so.]·444 ,~ 51m home Harbor-~ W'l!a. estrU. S Br, Sl!l9. 17392-A Avail. now to Sept. Reas! BLACK 1: white female long· YARD o..EAN·UP TIMET - C.M. Mon. ttrru ,,....__ Pl Keelson t..a.nc. CNr. S1atl"r &-494-1344. COSTA MESA haired cat, wry t b t n , 1 • Tree removal, prunlns, lawn SAVE Sa -why pa.int'!' per wk. ~I $41-.2378. Beach Bl.I 847-3669. AUGUST rental 3 bdrm 1440 I: 2880 Sq n. Vicinity Fairview R 0 ad Ines care. Also, la\VM fertilized. Dependability J[l'Dtd -rda. ;;M;;1!;;Y;;•;;;l;;;l";;;I E"R~ftr;::--;lnl::;::.,.:;-.,, 5 _: FURN or unfum. 2 I: 3 br, house Beacon Ba.j, Newport CABIN£1' MAKERS-near Sen Diego Fwy . top dre11, mow, A edp, $15. CLE AN l NG w a 11 J , day• ptt ..-Jc:, 0 1 de : l ~ ha, pet OK. From $14a. Brach. Access to pvt beach FIBERGLASS s.&g...2164. , t ,. mes Orlveway1 sealed pi, wood"''Ol'k, etc., h o m t 1 • \\"Oman pttfttftd, y 0 a r • 1 blk to ahpg center. on be,y 675--0111 or 644-6210 Nr. NW}tt Frw>' A S.D. Frwy. BEAllI' Slameae cat 6-45-091 ~ ='"'==":""=.· "''~:::t-,;:29::;10-=--=.,..,,.-home or mine. 673--0148. M er' •,_ m1 . . 2931 Grace t..n. ' ' EXP If 1•-G,,._._ PRo~c-•SIONAL Painter. anag • a w~: 2 BR apt. tu r n Is h e d . (So of Baktr E. of Fairview femaJe, aeaJpolnt, blue eyes, , awa mn iLll...,-oor H~ .£-.1t ~. reu. Uc/Ins. BABYSITI'ER. mature, Ellls No, D, H.B. 8'2-1831. Clnermk. view. l blks 10 "9 .Ml) Rt.....!.-.taUve there front paws declawed. Nr. dollars O:xnplcte pnlenfnl M!rvlc:e -..a11. needed, ~ton thnt Frl. : Cd:\l im:in brach. $150 per 9 &Q:l.·U ...... ....u Edl,.,er and Sta.ndJrd. San-Kamalani, &46-il'Jl6, = Fret est. Reta. Hntp Bch Atta . 9U-6&1C. i Newport llMch wk. -lltil. ~ i~·i • -. ~ _ -· ta Ana -• EKPERT Japanese Gardener ••ru•··~ ,,. ll5MOI vr •1-1.1.1. EXT. pl!ntia&. :net' tit. un ~· ~o exptt nee. : e YEARLY.wdarlllBR,2 NO. 62 -Bay, N.B.FOR -"1 owner In-~ *afO~ r.!!'.,rt." 16' OlTl'llOARO b.p. IRVINE Tmoce view lot 0.1*:5its'1116.::a Reu?Llc'd,Gllar."•Pldl ~y Vokklt Loun1 e , • Ba.Frplc,bi111o,1yrOld,I W•-' BR.·• BA. £.~ ........ 10-··~· ""' ...... ,.., Tradefoehnntetrallttor ~ooo .. -..... all -~ -_,, ~ -· !:!?1.i!' .. 'P°" Blvd, CM.; bUc beach. • WINTER • A $2700. see Owner Ul&IJU:JIU --.g. ,uuu aq • .WW Wearing black c 011 a r ;: ··-'Law"::: co' --1 ... ,.... JIM'S ~. complete 'WIU"" ........... -• ..._ ~ ua. : en llotthard, nr Ediqier t. 962-69115. ' equipment, runt.. l&111•f ·~ -~· •r ta I< ard I -· · • F\lrn. 4 Br, 2 &, on t>Nch. pnmun. ,,.-C\'llnd. Santa Ana. 642-3912. boat or TT'!' comr or potential comm.I. wn Y care, c l"IJJUpl. B~RTENDER.. ApJ>b' i n. , Call >47-$726 •ak for BOO, 8 BAL. Isl, lloleW~I" Rm1. 576 to 'D00 Sq Ft COWE -I « 3 >"'old. Vic 55Nl3l'I . , 'Elllot-cwner. MH354, ~all S pm, ~~i;;:~i:i,:::;..EI\%~ ponon THE BLUE BEET. am-8 pm. Fr. $10 da Ir $50 wk. 127 400l Blrc:h i4 00...st.m llatt>or Blvd. Ii SM\ I>Sego-1" Ol!l'BOARD 6S b <X>MM'L Prop. Xl68 New· Jot:'lts Lawn Service bonded. Ref11 tum. 642-2356. 107 2lJt Plact, l(B. aft 4 '• :r.ll4 IV Occ...a.;t ls l llft. ....., llNll3' • Frwy, C.11. CaU IO ldentllY ~ , tr-"-.p. _Bl CM ~ .2 1_ Mow, ed8e. vacuum. sm.n, pm. . . • .,_ ....,. ,,.... Mrl ,.__ S 557-M. u ave .Gr hOr9t tw'l!f Of' .,.,.. ., , ......, iont, w" i~-cle•-up r.•"' .,..__..., PAINTING • Honea!, ckan, ...:;,~==---'--1 .!!ummer I whllrr ,..._ LAGUJU 'Deb hat vma, '~"';:;Im "11111... equipment, auns larpr SlS. OwllfT will caJT)' TD. ...S·e~. ~:,.. ' ~· auarantttd work. tJoe:nRd BEAt.mClAN WANTED • avall Julyl.-· a.-• ...,. '3lt,.. ~w• . .;.__ J"EllALEWhlpoet pupoy vlc boat or !?TT ' Princon\y,For!rtelcl ' La•••ICdPll\i. 1"e< 1 -~~ 103 E. &lhoo Bl., Bolboa ; -~ ---·-• ........__ H-· ~ M·-•-h 1 Yard -~-I'-Ii nsurtd. v101-111..... * .e·...,_~-* n--..... •-1u11. 54'7-~ ~ ., • ~· ur 55!.a369 bnprvd fll'!Porlllb. 642.ll21 remova . ...~ .... ··~"· • -LAGiJiiA lltad>. -.... lhntall W...... 4ij -· Oii 10 14tntlly Uke to trade! OllrTnder'o Trash b&ulli!I, 1o1 doanup. PAINTEll Speclallat oultlde BEAtmCIAN. ma-. 'l'/P f QUICI CASH -• llladl. 1100 "'-hi, WANftl! It -or -· 111 G!t: Par..U. colwnn 111111' ,..i :..'!t .!,,.~ T~· f;1 ': a.poJr sprtnltlm. m-u86. trim 'kltehens and botht. tlmt. 0,-tor leavq, ...., , !,H;.,~ ::.:~.~':& GS =:-t~Sllr. !':?.=~~ ,.,~~ ~~·~~~ oi::5:sSP·:p:;.,e;;=i:; =...~-:a~~; WANT AP • CATALINA * att 1 ,.....ml at !Ill. 81 1411. JOHNroNS' GA1\DENING Lk:/lnt. r ... ..,, ~ • 1 ~""'~· ____ •• ___ 1 : 64 .. 5671 I stlltl --· 5 Ir. ID -plaal .... --CoUle • -• '1c. Bayside * * * * * * Yard Main.......,., Planllnrl WALLPAPER HUNG lloilt Pllo< Waot Ads baw 11,• By -or mootb m.-0143. witb .,,.,.tor. Dr. • 'am bcne. m.u. Cleounlpo 9D-203S Cart Reblm 646-1441 berpiN plcn, r ;_;.;,;_~~...:.C:..'""'-1--==:...:::..:;;.;,;_,__ I I • • ' • • ' . ' ' • • . ' ' ': . ' . ' ' .. ·, ·, . ' • I . . • ·: ' . ' ' • . . ' ' --=====,,......, • : •• . ' • .. ' " BANKAMERICARD . ···---···-· ... --- .. ' ' I ' ---·-.-- • .\ • •. Be Ready ·. '-. Like Teddy <;., ' For Hills or Bills CHARGE Your ·Classified AdvertisiQg at the • Even by Phone 642-5678 ': • • • ••• ' •• t •• • ~ • ' ,. ' ' " ' ' ,. ' ' ' " ' ,; ·1; . ' ' ' I· ' 1 ' ·' . ' T ' • • ' wk. M Em Yac Ave. . Need Men nece ' ' Int Ang port Appl 9-12 Cruz °Very ter ' Part later to: F/ti !err co bor, DI Muot In sm -N DRI Tral pm * y toll· * ... Ad • - • l[ll]I ..__ _ ...... _,. c_,l[ll] I l[ll] I Olli~' ~ ...... ~, ·-~1~··~~1 ~= '';;;;' ·;;;l;;;[ll) HelpW..,lod,M .. ,_71 0 HolpW-.M•rr110 I•------'·' II S Help W1ntod, M .. F 710 Help W1ntocl, MI F 710 Help WI ...... M & p Jlt Help Want BEAUTY OPR ••sT, <Heu '" ••rol1ry ...-. 04. Ma F 711 I I ell,•d, "'..., d .W M -~--l..EGAL •-•·~~ •. ~ N'---~-·, .n ...J...... 1 · A.aiat busy aalon owntr. l&'-.w~ publlaher. needf ~~ ... ,.~.....,.l"Q iw-v~ ¥·-.., .. .., ..., .1.1~ -good rtaht arm lth N_, C.nt" Low O!tice. d i!hllts. laolullo Nun!t'a llllCREATiON -21-• .,r salary +. 646-1345 W lop o-i.. w.~. <Ja H 35. ~.-BEAUTY ........ rat-. fUll ._ !kills. MWt ~ well ora:an. "'""'l'Y (:!usWed w:l m. 4.38 "N'"'" Ba ..... ,,• ....... ospital Rd., QUALITY PreL•~\M' haw ct.r. Exp. ....,... ..... • bed, seU alartet. (aat, ac-c/o De.Uy Pilot. P. O. Box • • $1.$5 per hr. Girie part Ume. Commiuion1/ curate, capable of handling 1500, om Meaa, Ca. &U-89M er 540-99'J4 O ub ot the 1-larbor Ar.ea. • guaranty. 645-1050. own correspondence, Ability LICENSED lbampoo fttl Inttrv'°ws $.5 MIF CONTROL &l&-1111 BEAUTY-Shampoo girl. Lie to write eood promotlonal needed, apply Wed thru Sat OPPOR'IVNITY 1or top hair RELIEF Medlcal Atttndant, req'd for etesi:ant salon in copy a Bil Plus. For)njer-&Hermon be1ore 4 _pm, dreuer, w-tOmf! ~ INSPECTORS nlttt. Newport VU.I.& Fullerlon. 879-3932. view, Pat Brumm, 546-070. ~· • in area. Mermt Ha 1 r 642-S'!Sl Boat Manul&oturer EXP'D Clerk, ,.tail liquor L_ITE BOOKK EEPER Design, CDlll. Call "'"CJDo RESTAURANT applicat-N~ Bo at Carpenten. store-stanered l!hifts • Good jOb, no typing, Girl Fri· Jy, .f94..Gl9, lmmecll•te -nlnt• ~ ~en1 ••• !,... cock1ail He.oiwll'e I n • t .._ l l e r a , heavy volume. Apply tn day, permanent. Profit shar-PAINTING in exchege tar for qu•lity cont-.-,.. ,___ t~::..-",w .. ;::..: •• ~tt1", Plumbers & Ge 1-Coat penon only. 416 PiC1fic . tnc A bea1th inl, Mark c. apt. ~ Newport Blvd., ".. UUll.,.,,,. ui:w1wcuou•=='~ Toueh-up. Good benefit$. Yr Coe.It HiftY: lttg Bch. Blo9me, 3005 Harbor Blvd,, C.M. ~9755. 1,.ctors In thti_falJow-broiler men._ Wind "-.SCt ~Ex~~· ~-,Day Awopplrk EXPER Cook; or Cook Train-Coat.a Men.. PAYROU. derk needed tm-Ing c•t990rle1: Restaurant, Dana Point • ..-· .., ... y. Y ees ,_.1 .. 1n LIVE 0'.... med. Pre ... -se rv ice Marim, July 10.14 A: 17-n "-T~·-Equal a .. ...., penon. Colony v.1. ,_..._ e Moch l al .. bet 9 • u ~,..,,,... uu.i... , Oppor Kitch Re H-·-'--und-50. '··-u ;~•t, -tntaln P/R an C Q.,'. am. E m p Io ye r , ,,llwnbl·a· en staurant, San """""~•''" "' ..,...-=a -v~ ~.... M h' Sh Yachtll, 21'5 M c C 0 ';' m l c k Ju!"' Capl!trano. See Mgr. Cameo Shoret, Corona del ""'°""'· rompUe I a b o ' IC •no op SALES a.,k, female. Lorge A C ** EXPO ....... 1... Mar home. 2 adults, 5" day hours for job costing, Use 10 e party It paPfT goods ltett. ve., M. .... • ut'"....:..,erer, be ~ i-.. Lit . Electronic.I Pre·"'"" sal ble to hand ti v.'k, mmt have car, .,.:¥• e f)'ping. Able to vtu.... es exp. re-BOYS a e. 67>7888. croom train into other tune-quired. Full time. Apply in Ap 10.14 to debver papers ~ 546-6074 tions. Start $525 mo. Send • Sy1tem1 Te't p6"9(»l. 9 am4 pm. 801 In the Dana Poln~ San a.-EXPERIENCED medkal MACHINISTS qi1alilica._, Claaslfie\I Ad Baker St., C.111. Mr. Harper. mente areas. receptionl.&t. CaD 9 to 5, To $5 Hr. No. 0), Dally Pi!ot, P .O. Requires minimum 3 SALESi.\tAN WANTED DAILY PILOT M.,,.Frl, 644-1025. Min. 5 yrs. exper. Very dose Bm< 1500, °'8ta M-Calit years r-nt export-' """"'1tabt. & sharp. NO eXJ!. -'°"'=~492-4420 EXP'D cales personnel. Male tolerance job &hop back-92626. ence in qu•llty con-· necessary. High potential. CASTING FILM &:: female. Apply in person. ground. PRACTICALnurselorelderty trol, preferr•bly In Work Fri-~. Phone Need women 45 to 15 yrs. Thsbion Gallery, 600 N. Call Us • NO FEES EVER! lady. Lives in or out. Salary aero-tp•c• Industry. 833-0'211 after 11 am. Men in 50'•. No experience Coast ijiway, J,..aguria Bdi. P.P.S. open. 548-'n'41 e 548-67'l4. High school Mluc1tion SCHOOL Secretary. Must be necessary. $.3 per hour. FRY cook, young w ... ·exper. Pacific PROFESSIONAL or equivale".'t. able to handle public & all Shooting Ju]y -12 &: 13. Apply Meadowiark Country Club, Ptrsonntl Services RESTAURANT & HOTEL admin functions. Sta.rt $450. Sat, 10 to Jt am: Concept 1600 Graham Ave, oU 112 No. Tower EMPLOYMENT AGENCY' WE Will Write Classified ad No. 435 Media, 1500 Adams (near Wamer, Htg Bch. See Chet Union Barut Square Managers •••••• Salary Open ALSO INTERVIEW Daily Pilot P.O. Box 1~ Harbor) Suite 310, C.M, GAL Fri-Sharp, dependable, 0,...ge, Calli. Xlnt oppor. w/lrg Corp. SAT., JULY &TH I OlSta l\lesa, CalU. 9261!6. Chef wintod. Exp. 3 11ays • wk. Hrs ftexlhle. 547·6446 Ass tMgr Tme •• l650-$100 mo I AM· 2 PM Secretaries $1000 mo. Call 615-424l 1-2 Yrs ofc exper. ,642=349), 2nd Cook ••• •• • •••••. $25 shlft alt 4 pm. Blue Bff! GENERAL OFFICE' Looal Ask for Raobel May Cottee llhop Cook !2»12 shilt Ploos• Apply Typists ·~ --~ ··-MAID work In ex-•·--lor Breakfast Cook In Person Cle..Ls CLEAN_ -UP &: delivery '-•,, LU-1u 1~11 ~ ..... ., • g a 1 ........ >&.. ~ J1l tun time. Apply in -=.::. w/good aptitude & outgoing apartment. 2376 Newport W~~airt hours· ••••••• Sal. Open Employmtnt Office Are you between jobs looking for work close to home? Want to choose hours & time? ~·-· ~ -~-· Blvd CM ••• -tresses Over 21 3333 H1rbor Bl. Hutcheson's, 140 Jndmtrlal way •ur Vu-""' dutiel. Fine '' · • <J'tO""OI•~· F Way, Cosia Mesa. opportunity. Start $444. Call MAINTENANCE man wanted H':! & Cocktail • .• •.$l.G5 hr Costa Me s• LiD3a Ray, 5 4 0-6 0 5 5, Mission Viejo Recreation u, .. ess, eves, exper Coast.al Agency, 21 9 O Center. 2 yrs. exper Slut hours • • • • • • • • • · $2.50 hr 516-8030, ext 153 Call Us • NO FEES EVER! P.P.S. CLERICAL POSITIONS Interviewing for work in ·1..o1 Angeles until move to New· port '72. FKEE daily bua transportation provided. Harbor Bat Adams, CM. in maint & custodial work req Hostess Cashier ••• •• $2.25 hr Call 83'7-44'.M tor appt. Busboys 18 or over ••. $1.65 hr GENERAL CLERK lllgr., Fmt Dsk, Hotel. .13 '' Pacific Position ,......n In OID' a-unt· MANAGEMENT Tnl.hfts, Bellman Hotel $1.65 hr+tips -*'"' .. ~ must be 21 Apply Ptrsonntl Services EVENING INTERVIEWS BY APPOINTMENT Ing dept. for exper. person. over yn. FEE 10 key by touch. Catt per-Thurs July 13~, l{)e.m_-Eipm ROYAL SERVICE AGENCY ll2 No. Tower 1 1 at Me 'n Eds PlZ7A Parlour, 3848 Campus Drive CELESCO Union Bank Square sonne or appt, 842-7751. l273l'Garden Grove Bl, GG. Suite 119, Newport Beach . Orange, Calif. PACIFIC MUTUAL UNI GARD INSURANCE 557-2aXJ 54 7 6446 GENERAL Ofo. exp er. MANAGER ASST. INDU·STRIES '_..;Ask..,::._;:::!o:..r :.:,;.::''::e:..I ~~- Apply Monday thru Friday 9-12 pm, comer ot Santa Cruz Ir: Newport Center Dr. Penn. F/time poc. ~-66 Expel'. In food sel"Vice.13 Per POLICY TYPIST , · --~~ Hr. 838-1103 before noon. SEC'Y FINANCE on IBM E x e c . , gd Immed, opening, will train. • w/Nlmbers. 5f6..4370 ask ?i-1ANICURIST part time. 55 w.p.m, min. Gd sat & A Div. of The Good Skills a.ERK w/good grocery,, =""""-:-Chri<-7.:'. :· ===--Xint loc. Newport Beach benefit.a. Call Personnel for Susquehanna Corp. Call Lorraine deli, ~ food ordering & * HAIRDRESSER * area. Call 54S--4119. appt. 842-7'751. WESTCLIFF stocking exper. F/tlme + 70% MED IC AL Recepticr.dlt ·-UN-'IG;:.ARD;;:::...;:IN:.:SURAN:.::;.:;:::CE:::.._1.l'!Equ;;;at;..;;O;ppo;;r.~Em;;;p~lo~ye;,r ~ Personnel Agency benefits. f Contact Harold, 675-Ml> needed -must be bi-lingual 2043 Westcliff Dr., NB 548-9314. 495 E. 17th St. CM. ilAVE opening I« mature (~panlsh). Position avail J REAL ESTATE ==="64°'5-~2:.:.n:.:O:,._~.:... COOK v.uman in 1&rge office.-hmned. SeJary open. Con-SECRETARY, dictaphone. Some exper. necess. Apply in person, L:we'a BBQ, Brookhurst &: Adams, HB ~lies COllSlst of typing, fil. toct Mn. Nestt--RN. PROFESSIONAL No shrthnd. Type 70 wpm. q , 10 ~ey adding machine, 557.-6300. Salesmen & brokers! nie Reception, variety. $500 mo. answ~ phones etc. Must NEWCOMER WELCOMING : opportunity 11 here! You are N.B. Call Elly, 10 to U am. COOK-Exper. Wheelman e BLUE DOLPHIN e 3355 Via Lido, NB be able to work . % day 00 Hospitality Hostess needf'd immediately for our "6'=2--'-1634:c.=·------ Saturday occassionaUy. To Call LOCALLY on new rapidly expanding Re a I SECRETARY: Would you Excellent compe.ny benefits resident families bringing Estate division, Positive op-Hke to work In a new off.ice including paid vacation, gifts & civic info. Good pay portunity for advancement in Newport? Tbis tine eo. paid insurance & retirement P/time. Must have happy Phone. pays fee. AllO fee jobs. program. °'8ta Mesa.,.._ smile, car, typing ability. la Start $550. Call Nancy llloy, COUNSELING P•cific Vitw Momorl1I Pork Co ron• dtl Mir Write (laB!ied Ad No. 10 l;;51;;i7;;i.-_iii;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~ 540-00$, Coastal Agf!ncy, Ody Piiot P.O. Box lS60 "A= 2700 Harbor 81. at Adams, °""' M-Calif. 92626 NOTE TEWR --·~ C.M. HIGH Sdiool tOr1 wanted !or . Don't give up the lhlp! mot her's helper & Experlencitcl TIME FOR Rt1I Est1te C•rffr For that item under $50, try housework. 90-5982 after!. New or experienct!d. join the the Penny Pincher. Needs 2 Men HOUSEKEEPER -UNITED -Company that'• growing. nlp;-iiiiiimoi;;i;;;iii;iiiii;;;;; Beaut CdM Home, 2 adultl, C1lifornl1 Btnk QUICK CASH ~°onooc!a.bave a license, CLASSIFIED HOURS · Vey intttesting worlc A bet· . ter than average earningl. Phone D•rrtll W1rd For An Interview 644-0212 s:.~~=sal~: 6 M~~h~laza THROUGH A S49 HOU SE KEEPER, Com-DA -Real Est•t• panion. P/tirr1'!'. Must drive. .t9S-l.273 IL Y. PILOT FUllLsallco,n,s~ .. 1~~..'~- N 0 Sm 0 kl ~/drinking. u~ rva•--· COUPLE to operate 962-5224, H.B. Equal Oppor. Efttptoyer WANT AD -~ M=~en~ 18 unit motel in Orange HOUSEKEEPER, p/time. Have something you want to Jones for information at County. Apt & salary. Serd Park Lldo Conv. Hospital, sell! Cla.s1itied ads do tt 642 5678 842-5581. Rarume to P.o. Box i. eau -· we11. can NOW 642-S&'ls. • TarL-O R-ltors Tustin, Calil. 92680 INS. AGCY GIRL .,. "" . DATA RECORDER Need exper. '"""""" girl Help W1ntld, M .. F 710 Help W1nlod, MI F 710 REAL Estate Saleswoman i OPERATOR fornewofcofestab,agency. for local office. Must be Part time now, full time Ins. & claims know'I essen. lic'd. Guaranteed + com· later. Submit qUaliflcations Call Mt. Harper or Min PRODUCTIO·N mission. Call Mrs. Hardin, to: Runt McCLURE Nichols, 636-1492. 645--0lll or ~2ll3. P.O. Box 1810 INSURANCE Secretary. (No REC E PT I 0 NIST: How Newport Beach, 92663 life). for estab. N.B. firm. woold you like to work for a DENTAL Ass 1st ant, I Exp esoentlal. Gd. salary & I st & 2nd Shifts· Plus Ov ertime fast growh>l real estate & ~·~ Full ..:--benefits 548-1183 investment co? Y 0 u n g ;;;:,,74..;.,.ied & ~~ l;;;iiiiiiiiii".iii_..ii........... Immediate openings exist in the following 1"odem «>-woriren. MOO. duties. Sat open. 847-2507. IRVINE DCD<'"'-,..,... areas: Cal Heleo Hayes, -< UVUl"''ll:L Coutal Agency, 2 7 9 0 o~i:-!':•ptionlst~-~:. ~·,Arc>....-V MAWillCHlerfNISTS-<bExhporlmont•ll Harbor Bl at Adams, CM. __ , exper. _, """""'-1 . p orm 1g precision machining open. Slme eves " Sats. Free &: Fee Positions ":'Of~ from blueprints, sketches and speci· 646-967'l. I lmmldl•to Openings f1cations. Adapts and improvises simple DENTAL A 11l1 tan" Acctng/Socrotorl•I to moderately complex tooling and fix· Orthodontic experience on-' Clerlc1l/Gtn. Ofc. tur~s to complete experimental machining ty. Call AM only. 842-ms. 488 E. 17th Cat Irvtne) CM as~t~ents. Recent experience on tracer DISHWASHER '42·1470 mill, Jig bore and Hydrotel preferred. F/time Day1. Exper. Pre: LE !erred. Apply 1n Pert0n, JANITORS want<!d Laguna, E CTRONIC ASSEMBLERS Colony Kitcben, 3211 Har-Newport Beach area, eveD-Experience in precision soldering and 85• bor, CM. Ire work. 6.10-lalL sembly of delicate instruments and small DISHWASHER h BUSBOY JANlTOR. I/time. Some lite compon~nts. Must also be eXJ>erienced in MUlt ~ cleen & neat. Apply ma.int. pref'd. Nwpt: area. fabncatmg cables, solder and crimp con· 1n person ooi,. &tr! " -2410. tacts. NASA soldering certificate desir· Shioin, 5900 w. Coast Hwy, ;;J;;;;;;A;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..-able. " Advertisers may place their ads by telephone i :OO a.m. to 5:30 p.rn. Moncsay thrU Friday 8 to noon ~turday COSTA MESA OFFICE 330 Vf. Bay 642-5678 NEWPORT BEACH 3333 NCYfPC)rt BlvcL 642·5678 HUmrs~~ ~~cF ~1220 ' LAGUNA BEACH 222 Fore:lit Ave. 494-9466 SAN CLEMENTE 3m N. El Camino Reol '492-4420 NORTH COUNTY dial free 540·1220 CLASSIFIED DEADLINES Deadline for copy A: klllJ ii 5:30 p.m. the day be· for publication, except for Sunday I: Monday Editions when deadline ts Saturday, 12 noon. CLASSIFIED REGULATIONS ERRORS: Advertlsers should check their ads 1!lly Ir report errors Immediately. THE C•AlLY Pll.oT assumes llablllty for thf tl.tst in· wrttct insertion only. -N~ r. c:oountant to $800 --SHEET METAL DRIVE A SCHOOL BUS ==J• 0 -$100· MECHANICS -CANCE!LATitiNS: Training 1tartlng iihortty for I Payroll Clerk : :: Experience in layout and fabrication of permanent part time 11ehool Sec:'y/Rece'pt to $550 clo.se tolerance sheet metal parts is re- bua .driven. Be licimsed A Gen'! ornoe $520 quired. Must know set backs and bend t<ady to work wben BChool BkkJ>r/Sec'y.Lagwla to 1100 allowances and be able to onerate all re- ttart• Sept. 15. Mu.st be d~ Keypuncher $500 ~lated...macbines. pendabte A have a aooc1 NEWPORT drlvlng"record. Routea open Ponomol Atoncy PRECISION MECHANICAL ~x';;,~,:u;':i.ou.ew1ves> 133 Dover Dr., N.B. 'ASSEMBLERS Call n4!835-l'l22. 9 am to 3 642.mG Will perform close tolerance assembly work on missile related hardware. Must .:.pm....:Mc.o:::n;;.·Frl;.;:... ----1 JR. STENOGRAPHER be able t? wor.k from blueprints, sketches * * * Minimum 3 yean experl...,., and specifications. Shorthand 9(f .-pm, cyping 65 wpm. I>utiet to Include answer!i;g an ln<:omlng lele- p>;one <•llo, di<tation, typin( and f2llnJ """ ~ Real Estate Manaaemtnt Com· pany, Satuy to $5Z. Submit resume to P.O. Sox mo, Newport ~h 9:1663. The above positions reQulre high school education or completion of recogniied apprenticeship plus 5 to 8 years of shop experience in manu· Lind• V1lonto 20102 Birch •IS 1" Soni• Ano ' . You are the Winner of 2 ttcl<.U1'1 tile' Sovthl1nd Homo l Gordon Show at the , facturing precision parts. . WILL ALSO INTERVIEW SATURDAY 8 AM-2 PM c~:.:rt,.. ~IKUENCNDSH Apply In Person· Employment Ol!lce CENTlll "" 3338 Harbor Blvd., eosta Mesa H--.Iillf.~~d;llif\:~~~~ft-11--..~;=;$;tlo;:;;,:;,_. Pl .... <'!I IC-Sii. ext. !14 this -tor k-- -· 9 llld I pm to claim _.tc>n ...u Oio JMao ' Fr!dt.:i;: ~· t'i~~:i~~=llv CELESCO INDUSTRIES SUia Ana 54'1·ml A Div. of Tho S"""'9hinno Corp. fUtllt cnw bt tht West r1 An al • • . a Dally Pl!~ Ollllflod r.r 1hat ...,. undor l!IO. try equ opportunily emplO)'tl' Ad. 60-6611!. th• "'Ml' -· ---------------·--- The DAILY PILOT ORANGE COAST'S When kllllnr an ad be ·lunt to make a rtt0rd ot the KIU. NUMBER ·given you by your ad taker u receipt ot )'O\lr cancellation, 'Ib1t kill number must: be pre.. gented by the advertller tn case of a dit:pute. CANCEU.ATION 0 R CORRllCTiON OF NEW AD BEFORE RUNNING: EVery effort JI made to kill or conect a new ad tNt his been ordered, but we cannot gu&r&n· tee to do IO until the ad has _....i In \he -· DIM&-A·LINE ADS' Th~ ada art atrSctly wh In advance by mall or at &JI)' one or our ot· li«s. NO phone ,,,..,.,., THE DAILY Ml.OT ,.. serYtl tho right to clas- 1lt;r, adJt. ctnlOt' OT' ,..,.. fuae any advet1J!cmc'nl, ~-t:t.nn..Jta.rotcs • '""'1at!OiW-wTUiOiit prior ..u ... CLASSll'IED I Marketplace l_MA_lp~_J;"°_~~--~-DR_l_SS Md17, July 7, im • • , DAILY PILOT S9 Classified INDEX Advertising . .__I ~_,.,_sw__,I~ All ...., cltMlfkattM ....... I• tlHdlY .... """' ..... . ....... h(ll 111 &llM etv• ...... llll'Nlil ..... ,..., .. !$ • • ., 11i.11111 ll'l'Cftll ·-....... , catti•"'"' l<Mdl CINI ... ,_,. c_,..Mw ·--D•• f'ttlll o.-~ .... l ltft 11 Ttn l'IMllllllA Yant• .. ,... """' "'"''•""' •••di .H1111llnl'ltll Nt"*t Haner MltlllaMll I,., Ina ,,.., ... 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I • I Ftiidaf, """ 7, 1972 • Fin .d Your Name-SEE ll F.REE·-- If yoo --h lhtl4 lo '! _ ... ad -It c°"ld oppHr uod•. •Y deui-• • IYeryt .. 1•1 for Your Home flc.tloo ,. lool1 ot -.. -...... '41-5671, btooaloo 314, .,__ t .,.., ;.,.. I ,.... ' .. -··-"""" to pick up tout tlchh at •Y conl91oat DAILY PILOT office. E"ew Traveling '~om.es' 111 Recreation Vehicle Exhibits Be The Guest of the DAILY PILOT "''*''-~ ""'°111•• I~~[ ;;;;;;-.·~I ~~~ HelpW.-, M&F 710 ' HelpWontod,M & F 710 Help Wonted, M&F 710 Ill TV, R11dlo, HiFi, Pet,s, Gtner•I ISO Sffroo t36 1 -~......,,~~~~ See'f BU)'f:r Trne lo $600 SECRET AR y, conttruction No lh. Key apol lor advance-\\-"Ork, Call beh\-een 9 & 4: 30 m•t tn dynamic .ero":ing pm. 91)2..f,683 : 5.10-4200. '.1rvlne area electronics tinn. .c,....;.,;.=.c,;c;c.~c,-,.7==~ ,Will train to buy soft item~ SECURITY GUARDS •Bcautifttl future. Top bene-1 Lona: te:rm assignment for fuU tits. Abi&:ail Abbot Pcnormel or part time. So. Orange Aafncy, 230 W. \Va.met, Co. are.a .. UN l F 0 R l\I S Suite~. S.A. 5.57-612'2. FURNISHED. 11,; for over- sEcru.-TAAY: Vice Pres. or time, vac pa~, ~nus pl8.11. :F"OWlng cO. tn the dynamic Free &'f'Oll.P life w. J8 Yra :bou.5ing field. Be au t I I u I or older •. : modern office by ocean Apply .. Family atrnolphe.re. $650. Aoi:'·Sterling :can Helen Hayes, 540-MSS. • Security Service . • CoutaJ __.Agency, 7 9J1. 326 S. ~n St., Anaheun :Jiarbor Bl al Adam11, Ot. 5,13;7370 :> E C 1 R ET AR Y-Fam!Uar SqtVJCE Station Salesmen • w /_working w /classified (2) F/tlme, day &: eve •material. Take dictation, to shi~s. Min. 2 yrs I/time ex~ : v.yrk p/timc, reg. hrs, per. req'd .. Desire top ;prerd. Will consider alter ' salesman. Lite meche.n. : hrs. f213) 831-2255. knowledge. Neat in appear. Se<:retary Apply morning:i, 2 5 9 0 : WORK AT N......,n. Bl., C.M. : FASHION ISLAND SERVICE station atle'1dant Buuti!ttl ofe ot a large co. full 4 part time, top wages loeated near this exciting & \ns. Apply ~ Sta· 'Shopping area. Window shop tion, fiOl .South Coast-Hwy, 'at-noon. Great benefil:!I. Start l.eEUna Beach. ssoo. Co. Pays Fee. Other SERVICE \Vrltet-Partsman, .¥te Jobs. Call Nancy May, .full time ~ice ~pt. Atr • ~. Coastal Agency, JJly tn per.son, Mesa Cenb.'t · 2790 Harbor Bl at Adams, Automotive, 196 E. 16th st .. · 0\. Costa M.,.. =-c::--c----c~~~-.,,.-HOUSE Hurrtin&! Watch ,f:tie Sell the old •ruff. Buy the ; OPEN HOUSE column. . ..:'c:-;;,..;;atu=tt,_. -----••••••• • ••••••• ••• • • A COfrMNfENT SHOPPING AND. SEWING GUIDE FOR THE GAL ON THE GO. For •n •d In Woman '• 1ftllld Coll Mory Both 642~71, ox'l'93o SERVICE Station: Oraveyd. * * * I ~--------, I DOC & C'.at owners. fre~ shift, I/time. Must be ex-DOOlll OflEN Mr. Willlom Benion STEREO ·im Garra r d 1>e<fo.chicken17c lb.I 'rte per. Prefer college student. 111 Aragon, *2 equlpped with full sized P~ hon1e delivery hrs. 10 to 9. Arco, 19th &: Newport1 CM. ~. • 12 Noon Se n Clemente fessional changer, AM/FM M·r . 835-7753. • SINGLE needle Operators, . You are the, wi.{lllet or stereo receiver, sealed air· I ·-"'-•• "·s'°h.:en-y"--C-.,::0 .. _~G"roo-,-nu-,.ng-. -;JO:I cXJ>(!r. on dresses fr; WMt Anaheim ca1ftom'8 -~ .·5 p.m'.. 2 titket! to thi auspensioh speakers, tape yrs in all breeds. fF'ree .,, ·~· 800 .. ~0-Ko rell1, , Southland deck & beaa pbone plug-in 1 sportswear. V'N"'V"""· . -'·n Brand I bO •. picl..-u.p). Boarding, pood e Home & Ga rden Ja~. ,new n x ~ srNGLE Needle operatoni -·ShOw guaranteed. Originally pric-puppies. 54~. OVerloclc, special. Exper ~-----~ ,,--,.-----~ at the ed at $279.95. Balance $87 Cats only. Top pay .. ateady, Pd. I MllrchlindiM ,~ ~ •chlndlf• ANAHEIM cash or small payments. vac. Ask for Jan, 642-3472. . -~ ~· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmil CONV.ENTJON L a y · a 'v a y D e p t , AF'FEC110NATE tern ale TELEPHONE Sales: Sell • CENTER . "ll4/893--0501. , • kitty, free to you, 11 weeks Southern Orange County's Camera~1 & FurnltUre 110 Mis.elleneouS 118 July 14 • July 23 ZENITH & RCA-save S50 to old. Nee(jg a home with lots Favorite Newspaper from Equipment 808 ________ ..___ -• Please call 642-.56'18, ext. 314 i;1so ,during our end, ~f of. IO\'t" &; good cat food . your home. Make as much *SOFA 8', green & \vhite. STEREO; lfnclajmect 1972 eengaru:rS-pmtoclaim-·.....Dl~ yenr sale. ~OSI 7311 Smokey grey with white :l~n n:1·e~./PE'I'Rl---FT--cam-e-m-. _Se_l_do_m--1-Gd-cond. Garrard S)'«tem. Auto your tickets, (North County now ln st?Ck. Priced less paws. 644-7201.. 557~739. used. C •. C. auto. 1:1.8 f-55 54&--7"J92 turntable, air suspension toll-free nwnber is 541).1220) ~an the d1SCOunters w/3 yr "P-E~R-S-IA_N,---ki_lt_on-,-.-,-Ja-ck-s, n ijUGE blk vinyl Easy Chalr speakers w /'c-r o s so v er * * * picture tube \'/al1'anly, 1 yr CFA reg.; $100. Also persian TRAVEL • Min 2 mm. No! 300666. With ash k s • s ,-, m AM/FM/MPX . . """IS, 1 yr-service, delivery ' agen... yrs attachment. $100 or make & hassoc on coasters $15. " S w h 1 baJ Tr _. stud S<'l"VlCf' lrom white or exper._ Domei tic & in-ofler. 5'12-1734 <'VCS & 644-0119 aft 6 pm. radio & tape deck. Still · · w 7e . ancer. .1• & set-up. Tf:Tms or cash ro blat:k smoke proven studs. ternataonal. Aik Mr. Foster ... ,,...k-"s ~=~,--,-------bf.and new & guar. Sold for u~ph Spit Fire eng .• E, lec~c plan, llurry for hill selec-.,,..,_2970 , ,,".;o~""<~•~:.c,,""",___,,--,---I 8' SOFA & klve. scat, oever knife (new) 15 ""-· r ·~ -"" J ABC ,,. Tra•1el. Robin son• s ,1 · $395.85. Pav off bat. of • ....... tiOn o · o:; 111VUC s. -===o---,--~-~-1 Newport Center. For appt, KOBENA 421 Super 8 movie ·used. Both Sl.50. Sewing $195.47 or· t~e over small whecls & adapters. Color Color TV, 90Zl Atlanta, KITTENS • Adora b I e 644-1661. camem. Instant cartridge mach $25. Pvt Pty 968-7910. pymls of $9.00 mo. U.S.A. TY· Ro~away bed.~ 13" I Huntington Beach, 968-3329. purebred Burmese, I wks loading. ~w telephalo FOR sale 3 pie:ce sectional Stereo Equip Warehouse, ":idl" nm~. SMde pro,,ector LEAR Jet 'stereo 8 portable old Must .sell. S:.D ~-~~5!';m~~·ex.i~=: wide angle Jens. Almost sofa, beige, clean, $75. CaU 179 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa, ~m~ Wi~ wheel ~k-tape plra)'t'l', ~fd state,, _!168-3 __ 1_00_. _______ , For construction office ' tiew. $75 or make offer. atteT 6, 646-8926. 645-2442. ll1g t Wlth ~pokes &. mir Model P--510. .P1ug into Dog1 854 542-1734 eves & weekends G S 1 812 pies. Type C Jaguar cyl. · tt J'ght 6 D N.B. Give background. hrly · a rage I • NO\V OPEN. head 1961 Eco li V c1gare e 1 er or uses I~--------- rate des i red. Write Furniture 810 SARA'S MARINE SALVAGE AH s' pril d"' not~~ lll~ bat1.erie:i. H81'.dly used. Paid COLLIE, 8 nio old ma.le. Ex- Cla&s.ified Ad No. 1560, i.NT1Qti£S." i:urni;re; new Yacht junk, ship stuff s U C ~ ll.lere~li $35 -sen UJ, '542-1734 eves repUonally beaut & well <:oata Mesa, Calif. 92616. QUEEN sofa bed $ 5 o . candles, artificial flowers, U~ Marine equipment. ~a~ ::.o.~re~ba dM: -\veekendi. m a n n e red • N e e d s WAITRESSES. Exp'd only. L/roorn set (black vinyl hundreds of misc items. Sat llll 30th St. NB, 675-4684 equipment. Kanla cooker iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii perntanent family to love . The Newport-Harbor Yacht sofa bed, chrome & glass only, 10241 ltalawa Dr, l·l.B. Look for the Lighthouse l\jisc. too~ & b:luseho!d S25 to qualified home. Cfub ls now accepting ap-coff~ & end tables) $250. (Yorktown & Brookburstl, REFRJG, like new. Head-goods. 16 mm projector. 2 I · f•H 1o_You : 11 s Paper11 will not ~ avail. plication• for full & pt time ltaha.n desk $175. B/room 8 to 5· 962-1260. board, wrought iron, an. aquariunu;. mS:ple chest. . ~ ~~5~7-<:1=7~'~· --------1 waitt'et:Se!I'.. Xlnt wages, &: ~t. inc. nire stand (no b~-BACK pack, still ln package, tique. Leaving area. Call uoa Nbgara Way. C.M. AKC PUPS -9 week old Ger. exceptional work i n g at· drng) $225. Pecan coffee &: padded mooJde~. belly bel1, Fri aft 6 or aU day Sat. STEREO console AM/Fl\1 3 Lines, l Times1 $2.00 shorthairs, Show & field, 5 J1l06phere. Apply 2-5 pm end tables $295. Redwood nylon bag. Cosl $23.95 in 494-3896. radio, Garrard re cord wctk -Old great danes, best Fri 'ral W Bay Ave' patio furn. $35. Decorator most store:T. Sacrifice at METAL J k $~ ~ FREE 'lovable, cuddly kit-in temperament' & sho\v. Bel;___ ' . ' ki tchen set $135. Colonial i uggage rac w ., changer, ., .. oo. c.ocktail tbl, , . ........ -end table $19. Small bkease $l6.95. Many 01her items. kingsize matll-ess $10., pr. 2 end this, white & golcl ties, unknown fa ther, bag of ~-n c re 1; t Kennels ~AITRESSES, exper. Apply $lO. Vanity chair $12. Cube '194--1922, 3146 Tyrol Dr. L;B. black lacquer end tble $35., pedestal base, $65. Natural food with each on e'. m person, betwn 1:30 & 4 tables $2 each. Misc garden GARAGE Sale, B i r c h p I ate g 1 a ss m i rror beaver jacket, roll-up cuff i .,;6'6-9"""159:::=·--,,,-,---,,--7 I 2 ~f .tk>bie pups -AKC P .M. 2633 \V. Coruit ltwy., tools, lawn mo\\>er $65. kneehole' desk, $25_. Girls 41%x5f11,l" $20. Used sink $100. All in xlnt concl. BORDER collie mix, feml, Rancho doble'. Show sl'ock. NB. Misc. l)ousehold it e m s . dragster bike, $25. La\\11 faucets $j. ea. 675-79'24. ~1587. · approx 3 yrs old, needs Incd Ears. tail, shots. Excel WAITRESS -Exp food & 557-3.W after 6 or sweeper. M.iic. 1577 Ocean 10-SPD bike $65. Twi.Jt beds Miscellaneous ynt, TLC & ,:. h i Id r e n ! watch dog. Bred for guards. cocktail. Apply in person \veekends. Blvd., Balboa Peninsula Ft., $38 ea. Capt chair $10. Bud-Wanted 82:0 548-5678. 546--2647, 545--5976. THE BLUE BEET. 107 Zlst BENTWOOD 1 ~l-o~all~e~y·~------dha heads $Z:i & $20. Dif·l---8-E .. N--OO--D--2 Fem. kitties, 31h mos., 1 OBEDIENCE Oass To Start Place NB. Aft 4 pm . CHAI RS GARAGE Sate: Thurs-Sal .·17' fe nbachia plants $10 ea. TW tilk, 1 ca"lico. m 0 th c r \Ved. JuJy 26th 7:30 PM in WAITRESS Need at least four fin. or un-Aljo Trailer, clothing, rurn, 642-4789. CHAI RS Burmese ' & pl d war r . the Newport· Irvine area. \ e BLUE DOLPHIN e fin. Bentwood chairs. Ap--toys, loads cit n1isc He.ms. i Refrigs: 12' $35 & 16' $8.j. Need at least four fin. or un-497-1964. Open ro all dogsover-5 mo's Beautify Un•nS 3355 Via Lido, NB pearance not important, but Z791 Citx:>la, Mesa dl'l l\ta.r , Kit range, clean :Kl'', $37.50. fin. Bentwood chairs. Ap. BE A UTIFUL Lab/Great 1-.-o;;ldr;.;;546-4928-.-· =-·c;-.,..,,--~1 "'"'""""mmll~~.,,,..,~ I W_A_!TRE;:::;:.SS_:..:, :.21..:o:.r::ov::...:ercc,:.da_ys-.I mu~t be in good c..'Ond. No _c_,_1_. ---------Elcc dtyel' $45. Mini bike 6 pearance not important, but Dane 9 wk old puppy. Must AFGHANS, 2 blk maak 5-Star Wardrobe ' 9067 10J!i.20l!. l.y 11f ,,..;..., 11f~- I ii·· · ·· Ship Ahoy, Laguna. antiques. Free or reas. AND yard Sal. & Sun. TiH hp $00. 2U4 Continental, must be in good cond, No have good home. 536-489(1. silvi'.!r, 7 nlOs 1)1ale, show · M'" 897 -alt 5 Id W··• R r · Bed C.31. antiques. Free , or reas. 1 . 494-XM. prJce, me, ., ,.,1 , so ...... ier, e ng., s, . . Mik 897 7791 aJ 5 Healthy' J;lel baby rabbits qua , sire, Ch. Huzzah's Ex-1..::::::::.:::::::...------l ..:*.,--,WE;;;;,,-AR=E~M,OO"VIN=O,G,;=•:....: Chairs, etc. l\f.isc., Dishes, RATTAN He•n•........i Wakofield pnce. e. • t. ' , celsL"l 4 Yr old fem Great WANTED middle aged I""""" to· responsible people · • wOman to take care of aemi-Relrig, master lxtrm set, Books. 2'175 Republic, C.M. dropleat table & 4 chairs LADDERBACK CH A I R S . ~ ' w/children. 642-5866 alt 6. invalid lady. Have car. Let dining set, living rm furn, 64~~138. $35. 1513 Orange Ave., C.M. Need at least four matching -=-==;;::.::;;::----1 OOG OBIDlEN"CE dasses · I · Ji & kitcl MOVING. -.Antiqu· e piano, 642--5666. high, ladder:back_ chairs. 15' SILVER dollar euca.lyp-h.....;. • Jul phone ring for kmg time. e ec. app ances l<'n Fin. or un!in. !\Just be tus tree. 9' olive tree. Avail ...,"'.Mmg • 11., 9:30 - Mobile Home. 6'f3..8917. W8.f'f. 8 4 7 -4 5 .8 6 , 6902 beds, tbls, lamps, &0fa, S\VrMMJNG pool, lfut3* • sturdy. No anti~·-. F-or Sun.. Jilly 9_ S39-2400. 10: 30 & 7: ~ - 8: 30 pm. Spickan:I Dr H B cameras. aquarium, etc., ->-'--filt & 'fU,._, ~"" Mart:incre t K -~-San-XLNT OppOr. Nat'l C.oocern ' · · ui:ep, u1:1s er vacuum reasonable price. Ph. J\.Jikc 6 FLUFFY Kittens, 4 ~-eeks s e,,.Kmj' """ Has openings 1or route COLONiAL sofa, loveseat & Pie. SM-4~£it hose. needs liner. $30. at 897 7791 aft s Aha 1-lgts. 546-0989. salf:l&men in CM. 962-0416. cl;lair. Floral.Rec Ii n i n g a.ruST sell all. Furn, n.1gs, 962-3821. ~ - ' old, ~ & fematl", all col-=M""°f N=1A°'TU=R~E~~Sc~hna-uzers-. chair w/vibrator. Maple pa.iutings, \1'00d, car. mi'JC. 2 couches, $30 & $25. Magh. Music•l ln1trument1122 _o_rs~-===13,..._____ Champ., AKC. male & dinette set. All good <.'Ond. Fri-Sun. 2110 Carlton Pl. dropleaf ~. EI e ct . GUil.D Mark IV Guitar 4 KITTENS need lx\me. female, g weeks. f1Z. I ~ 11~1 ~9346.5 .pm-or wke nds. O.I. ~ee,r,,;.· ~tiM: chairs. w/casc*$1f!.31~ * A$SO~jg~ON ,96&-==92,;4,-5 . .,.-----,---1 '-~:iiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~· jjV~ CTCAr\'TIC Gru(lgc Sale J uly ~"" .......... .,.. NEED~, home, male, tan I LADDERBACK CH A I R S . 9. Apt sz reh·i:, ~as stove. I "Q'-UC,EE=N~,-,,-e-bed--&-mai>i--e· IOff --lc_o__::F_u:cr::n.:ll=u::re_::_/__ ADORABLE white kittens, 8 Sbep¥td, good with kids, Need at least four matching Patio & 1vasher. Pie. & mir· headboard $40. Maple. desk Equlp. 124 wks okl. Weaned & tra.ined. needs room to run. $5. IOO blgh, ladderback chairs. rors. 103 7th, BaJboa. $25, Maple nightstand $10 .. 1 _..;...;.______ 847-4128. 842-6.m. u'_o_M~E-.. -ti-qu_e_sel_e_:_cme __ Of ~y~o :t::;ues~~ ~ r-.fANY Hems for Everyone. phone 642--3&43. cusro~ Exec. Desk. Wal-YOUNG DUCKS cF=o=R~'l'f"'.A-R~Eng--H-sh_S_p_ri,.,_e_rl the: largest 1:. best. 165 reasonable price. Ph. Mike Ca1nerns, furn clothing So WASHER & dryer. Couch & nut, w side cab A: Tambour &.12-6847 pups' .. ,Shots. ~. Ex.- articles. Few misc. July 8th at 897_7791 after 5. forth. July S/9. 18315 1\tan-chr. Dresser & nite stand. doors. A beauty. Cost $1200. HAPPY ·c e p ~l o n a r Qua 11 t y. &: 9lh Sat/Sun. Open 9 am-drake \Vay -Irvine. Din. aef. Lawn rnQwer & Sac. $300. Call 644-7928. HEALTHY KITTENS. 714-8.12-4192. CoUee. Sabra Slifert, 273 E. LARGE~ oak Medit. din-SAT, July 8, 10 a.m. 'HI 5 tools. Misc. 962-7967. Piano1 /0r9•n1 826 S17-1095 ~s=ILKI=:=E:-'°T-err~ier--Pu-ppt-.es-.1 21st C.M. ing sc.'1', 6 'red velvet hi-back p.m. 8211 Foxhall Dr., South Sh d I ' a.airs. Pa.id $1<m, asking of Atlanta at Bc:-ach. DINETTE set, patio table PIANO SALE! ADORABLE Cock-A-Poo, e es s , adorable. SHILlrVI ERPbLAT 1 1N 1 G 11 $500, less than 1 yr. old. drafting ~~c~!1c. Piano used in teachers H~·i·':-L mate, 6 mos . Reduced! 962-8377 • . _"_._~_ Me-~.~. ~.,! .... .,! 644-4160. 310 S. Bayfront, Balboa .......uo itudios; Door models; dis-'-'llM"llroken. 847-6167. OUTSTANDING Great Dane 1.~Wl""'-' uu ....... ""'! ...... ;> Island. 'l/8 & 9. 11..J PM. ___ S_pl______ fa ••~ ~~· Hwy S o, SOLID Birch din;~ ... ble, 6 CHILD ayhouse. 40 sq. ft. continued models; damaged 2 l\1&Je Siamese cots. 2 yrs pups-wn. AKC ~ ......._. ... ~\ U'15 ... Boat & ~ ril.le, misc. Crptd • -·-· M"~ B-· . R ""2894 ' L-· ttn BuU t .,,,,, "' PMt:.1=· ""' see cases. They're all here &: on 1vu1ers like lo s I a y eas. i1'ftl'" • Lagurm., 499-1901. cuo.irs, .,.,..,. e .,.,.,_ I 115 $125 892-0524 . Chest or drawers $.'l5. Cor Jewe ry to apprec, . · sale at discounts to $100. toge1her! .552-7282. ELEGANT AFGHANS pet 1: OAK TABLE, chelr&, bu~et, cupboard $25. Sota $25. TV. THICK jade bangle $Zll. 18 19" Black &: while TV. works Wallichs Mus ic City FREE male Lab, 8 ll'IO$ old. show puJ>Pies & all breeding commode, bookcase, ChU18 mW: furn. 673-1644. .,,,.,,. well $2atliffer. Acoustic South Coast Plaza Loves children. stock. All col, ors. 962-6956. closet, French kwe seat Carat solid gold, cba'Wt ~'"'• 'tar $12 ... ,k ""•'"' ,.,.,,,., 546-2830 • 831).-6499• . oa:AS tbls, ctlior TV, King pendant $75, rope ~ gui · 1~0 c, ...... ......,,.,..,.... 646-3740 DARLING COCKAPOOs FRENCH ta--· l9tb Cen-sz bedset, baby crib/mat-& · bracelet . $500. Misc. SEWING machine, never us-ALLEN.CONN-WURLITZER F,REE puppies. 8 wks old. 9 WEEKS OLD 10 £A . .__, J t~~ 4x6' tress. Reas; xint mnd. 642-4789. ed . • Cabinet incl. $00. Organs, Pianos, Hlll'J>!ichordJ Gollie I Shepl)e.rd • sml dog 642-4818 OR ~ ·~, oura ' 001-000. Machlnsry 116 549-0567. NEW-USED-RENTALS mb<. 64>-ll54. 2 DARLING 7 WEEK OLD Best ol!er. &U-al22. the BOOKCASE he&dboard bed, I--...,._.-----SURFBOARD 7'3" GOULD MUSIC CO. FREE tioppy healthy kittens. PUl'PIES. $5 each. ~t in the luxury of FLINTI..OCK gun from box sprifv. ALLEN SYNCROGRAPH, Good ColK.l. $25 Our 61st year Weaned • trained. Phone * 6'i3--&t1T * embroidettd l'lnens! So easy. ""' triL.... of•--. • MODEL E 1'15 HD J7F ~·0 N M•'" S.A · Bird!, butterflies an d ..... ;i * ~789 $30. 646-5288 ntsrRmuroR MAOUNE: 61>!263 -s41-ti68i' . • 543-4615. \VEIMARANER pup!l-tbots, bright flowers ad!l a happy CHINESE Secretary De&k DB~ bed set, solid~· box ~2-l'l34 eves & weekends. WALDEN 1SURFB0Aft0 I ~=~'=,,--'=--~• I FREE to good bome, blk & Sbo\Y & field. ".Futurity look to sheets, ca 1 e 1 • h d 1 ___ ,, spru;ig & matt, rn excel 6'6" * S35 WURLITZER Organ, Mode.I White puppies, ·1 male, J nominated. 839-3257. Antique• Embroider gittworthy set jn ~y' ~~~ ,,.~'IU...;:"',, cond.. $40. 962-382l, THE bel!t in wheel alignment (jood, condition 6f;r82G.1 4500 1 W-peTcussion. Co st feme.le. 546-834G. A very friendly gold BUSY WOMEN j~ like easy ~a~--P 11 rn ~,1 ""rv. ~ • 'Ibe most accurate &: nt'Wll'li'"D dr. /b'k j$16CO new, 1960. Just Spent r h r )'Gil delight in traveling Nu."!n:a. a e '"' : • WALNUT br !urn, $100. Occ'J easiest to use. Pennalyn ''"'""""'" iven 1 e ex-$200 hav' tuned & ~weet Distxisitione~ male a g an or sale. $125. ~here tn this 5-part :% ~oti!s 3 to 5'' by 11 to Appliances 802 ctn, $20 ea .. Cotree tbl, $50. 1944 Harbor Bl\1d, C!M. ereilser. Coit $210. Sell $125. overhauled.~ $.57:> thie cock'-a:l!OO. · loves people. l~i yr. Male. 962-9894 ~! Sew slimming, SEVDJTY-FIVE CENTS LADY Kenmore portable Lamp, $40. 536-3479. Mi1ctllaneou1 811 Gd cood. 83()..8589. wkend. 646--4341. Shot1 and License .. 962-6103. SAIM.OYED Husky, AK'C, " ~front dreu, vest, ·bkiuse, for each pattern _ add 25 dish was be r, g 00 d 5 ~ dd style wicker ROLL Top Desk, ~·Large, ALLEN Organ, 61 not , mans, 3 J\.fale cats. All altered. 2 mos. shots, housebroken.$00 . .. _ .... bl•'~ •• in . machine-cents for each pattern for -mechanical cond. l 4 s , tum., living rm or den set, SO Ft. Chain 1blk "fenoe good $hape:. Sacrifice $275. 2.l peds, ideal student organ, wht., 1 chocoklte-point 1% Loves child. 968-4026. IU....... Air Mail and Special ffandl 673-8001. $325 or best otfet. 524-7286. w/gaie, 5' high. ;48.50. 644-7928. $i;il. ~urg spinet «gan, )'aln. 644-1780. ~AiiZfR pups, mad · Printed Pllttem 91):)7:' NEW Ing• otherwise tb'rtl I • FRJGIDAJRE cu•• d Ix e WHITE wrought iron table 646-0147• CARPET FOR SALE 13 peels, l35(). Te.r m s . KITI'ENS. 1 wks old. Train-se:l'Vlce, &r00ming, tenns, · Bdf Sires 1o~":i21' • i41J, • 1 -c ass ..... C.aII 522--83fi6. ~ -,.,., delivery will take three v.ushcr_ & gu drytr. White. ata.ss tq_p .w/6 cbairs. V(!t'f _¥AN'S bike, English Phillips by CARPET Layer. Newport Qrgan!f 645-15.'I>. ed & weaned. 1 ttger, l ;c;====---,---,J 16\i, 36\>, 2011. · · " · • wccka or more. Send to Very good ·conc1. ;i; ee • ..-~ cond. $1l5, 545-5312. $45'; :Wllooghl>oy poot Coot e 546-6145 e 540-ll086 WE BUY PIANOS-ORGANS cal;co. M>-3570. DALMATIAN -· I :~·=· ~~ Alice Brooks, the DAILY oil~. 8J3..Ul> ft.ft 5 pm. The fastest draw in the West. $000, tell for $250. 979-2966. ADMIRAL Refrigerator PENNY" OWSLEY-Stanton COCKER l\f1x, medium size, Wks, AKC reg., $bots, .Cf!ft: for ~ pa-tt!n tor ~ILOTpt 'eo 100 1 63,. Needlecraft \Tl'ERAN disabled,. refl., ••• a Daily Pilot Chwlfied Sell the old stuff. Buy the works fine $45. ~ 1513 11352 Beach Blvd. 8!0-3314 9 mos. female.-Friendly, 1 ;;:· 1""~1-lhy'"'", $_,15._548-_'1111-,-7_. ~~ 1 • Air Mall and Special }[an-.. x Old Chelsea would apprec: appliances Ad. 642-5678. new stuff. Orange Ave .. C.M. · DaUy 10-9 · SatSun 1't1l 6 likes dUl:dre,n, 645--1096. TO good home only. Qb6. dlli)g; otherwise third-class :~~onPri New York, N.Y. thrilt \\'Ork. Will buy or .trecl;;:~;::;;::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~===~1r1G~RAND~.~~~P!;a~no:·;: ~l!~b~o~•~Y. WEIMARANE& dience trained' Doberman ddi~ wUI to.ke three · nt N•mfl, Add:resa, 548-0m. finish; Fine condition; $500. .( yr old female 'Pincher $50. 549-0567. _ .. OI' more. Send to z;,-;;;~~Crn-"M_Ac,YT=A=G-,-,-.. -1rm-.. --h.. ·STAR. GA'ZEKl<-lC..; 499-1635. l_,,-..:;;;:;:;~~~:;::::,o lPUREBRED Gorman M&rian Martin, the DAILY chet, knit, etc. Free direc· was.hers $35. to $100. Can " f-="'7,=y---~ CLAY ~.POWIN---..,-~:;;;:-'"-1 SOHMER baby g !'and , * BLACK Cock·A·Poo, 10 Shepherd pu~. ""aned .. S PILOT, 442, Pattern Dept,, tions. 50 cents, deliver w/l )T. guarn. M l'owo.lly M#llf~ l< French ProvincL1J, •excel n¥JS old. Free to Good wks old 1'-fale11 US. Female 232 West 13th St., New tnwtant Manr•me Book. 839-1778. -.., y Atc.,dinf,. "•.Sta,,. "Y" cond. $1,600. 646-8163. Home. 'Call ~-$XI. 8471424. York, N.Y. lOOlL · Print lluic,fancyknoll,pallems. OVER 2XI washers, dryers, TodtwlopmnsogefcrSotlJrdoy,.· *.FINE Chickering Grand. FEMALE, Samoyed mix, all WElMARAMER PIJJ>!. · ::m-. SIZEADD::;~:...:;i: $1. re!r!geratun from $39.95. --~ong to-6'6". Mahogany. JM pty. white, •Pl><d, loves 10w1". No pe.pOt'a. $25. ........... Eas1 Art.,, H•l r pln 545-0780. ' ol yourZo:Doc birth..,_ $895. 673-5321. chUdren. Cali 5f8..9637. 5«8-4804 mJMBER. ehet -o-vet 26 designs to ~--'.,.,------1 'tTodov'• 31 A ,,~ SEE MORE , Q u I ck mske. .., R•nt Welher1/Drytr1 2Di::in't • 1 32 tt 62.A 'nfOMAS Dectronic Organ. FREE lovable puppies BEAGLE ·PUPS, AKC •~ $2 Wk F ll . 3 COfl'IPClfllorl 33 ..... 61 u....,r 6 ~ -'"Tiiibionl and c}\oq!fe one Instant Oroehet Book_ · • u maint. ,.Mcwattt 340f 6'Tvrn $MOS·ot.0.$250 6wksold. wel!'tui, ~ pMtC'm tree from our learn by picturet! Patterns. "' 639.Ul2 * :s, -~= 3~ * 538--'1731 * ~2881 Private party 67WC12 Spring·SUmmer Olta.19g. All $1. RECOND. washm, dryen, G1M1H1 1 Go 31 y.,. '7 ~ Sporting Goods l30 FEMALE kitty, 11 wla!, Horus 156 .tltes! Only me. Comptete 1n1tut Gtft Boot dw'1 trom $40. duar .. ·de.lvrd ~ flAt J1 • ""' 31 t..!t•u 6' Mtrf. ..:.--''-------1 .nc:eds home w/love. Smokey INSl'ANTSEWlNGBOOK -morelhanlOOl!lfl"-11. by r'prmn.5!6-5218,839-1620. 'P'<.'~JV,;,,. ,i~'" ~I:.' ~::'.::,,,.,. RELOADING""""" nCB$ greywl••htpaw1.&l4-121)1 , *APPAl.OOSA* ~today, ~at M111011vw. Complete A,..... llool' -REFRIGERATO{t. ve ry e '4= ·~i ~'"''ed :~~~.... ;~~::..Oitt :.-~: ~: 1~~: 1 PUPPrES. Lab/Shepherd 3 )'Hr olcf plding, JNS'I'ANT i;· A S Ji 10 N Sl. elca.n, inaide A out. $00. 7130 IJ ~ •l Hq,wtut ~ 73Cl!otoc"9f. mix Good w/kids Includi!!I reglster«I. $475. ·JC lllly Rur Boob -rill \Vestmln~"".A'"" .. Wcatm, 1'11e-•4 ~ 1"' S.n..4'186. food't.dl-'" ~.t1:.•v0.'3 h • CALL ANYTIM• BOOK -Hundreds o I centt. '"~ • ., 1SA,,i.etl 4SWdtlnt• 7S Dit1t1iOI\ ,..1. V'l"'J"'"V1. a·u of, II:'. REFRJG~•·ro I ,....,,,_ ,,,.,_, '"~ TV, RMie, HiF~ 540 3103 fMhion tacta. $1: Boot of u PrfMi AlJball. """-"" It. e ea n 1 f7WKllnt • •1 at;rio 71Good Stwee • UICI C asH IO ...... auk>, dclro!t, s yrs. old. .. "' •• """ 711\:' 0 .. QoJJt-1-l6P1tternt. *Ji93.0060* ~ • .1\-t!!.!!1"'!!!"!...i.:gr,,., ~= G. r:. -.o.'Gamrit -1 ....... ..,... JIU H~=i.1 . OUCHr:'A--1-.,,,"tl!ll . 1"R!GID:>:!RE rdnr~ cu An ""'-;.;; i~°' ,J,..; ·ai':"..:.,.-,.-.µllllU dw ..... -1. Jmnmc. W.lmlt . . ~Ola~. Slll!lt'·~ -----1 AILY PJLOT :-:: Qllllf -I -n . .,,..... top-· xlnt s....t.uj23-.,._. "~ llll. Gnulville modtl. $50. tack.13511,orio..stoU..-. .... cond.j7S.~ "'~ .. ~,, •.,· .. ~·--.. --...... ..__,.. ·-lot~-AD · QaUll ,.. TOda1'• IJvfllg ..a-"""--"""-'il~~ f ",.Y.!Mtor ~~" 16~ ir-••llW ,...._ .--1$ beautilul Pitt""" !IO APT. ~ ,.~ •• ~.IOt, ·~~. .:: ~ -17 SONY lope --*'· -80.\ROit!G ST,un..ES 71 c.nti. W. -J 1:.1"" ~I!:"' •-"'15, eell ~ Good """'1. SIAMESE ldlteno, SID ftch. Beaut. MW. :mn Actdl m-5256 ...,. .. 12'You _,.,,,_ '""'" m-tm, Olell1-fll). Sanlo,An1H1$.5fl'WI- ••• PORTABLE Kttcbcn Ail wtr.n •:JOGeulcf '°1 """' '°~}; RCA o.r:rv I: .rereo ~1 ~ I' YR okl nc Appaloosa ••••••••••• 1 dlahw.,h<r, SJOO. 1 :.ear olli . 1•1 Good @.u-e (}N-'.' bo. .. i.. lll•"' otter. C.UI Faatmull>.,.. JU>l• phone w1-. t brlcll<. $001). &1:;.J1ll, -~-----'-'--------------'--f-..:6ti<>.::...:8=~-----<All a-~ Sli7-on6 .. I f ---r ' • • . - . ~ • 900 loots, Soll Cycles, likes, 5-n . Frld•11 Jltly 7, ll72 1------"'s.i._,l§J j ~l ~-~-w.21§1~· 1~1 ~ ....... ~ ... -~!_i~ ....... ~"'Sale21 ~ ~ 7 MO Trvck1 "'-Autos, lmporied • 970 A_-, lmportod , 970 Autos, Imported 970 ~·· lmpor1911 '70 Ii] ( "". ""-e~nMi.~WHJTLIDG=~ES"~' ~i---,..,.,..., .. ...,,.~_,--s--1 -""A~LF~A~R,...Q-M"'"E...,0,- $111$U MOTORS wm 1iuv _. Pickup er Compor '69' ALFA ROMEO • • • 92S . '65 HONDA CB 160 BMW BMW '68 Datsun· Raadster DATSUN ' SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Racial -Mogul -Virus - Armory -CRAVY NEW MARK II Plollrond PT :JO Newest I: Futett 30 Footer Immediate Delivery KETTENBURG Dina Point M.rin• OftA.N'GE COUNTY for cash today · No Red T..,e. N•ncy B•9das.1rian •~. LOCAl'lON Drive 10 1750 GJY 512'1t Marguerite 1-1urd Toi1 fe: $).rt Top, 4 Spd, 12il!I ,ELQORAOO NEAL MOIORS Corona del Mar CAPRI l<Mlo, '""""" 41.llOO at·tual e l970 BMW 2002 Ex~llent Cooditlon. itf»...3436. t"\fd. Restaurant scene: "\Va.iler, that ileak iis iO tough r can't stick a fork in the ORA VY." P-CAT. No. 277. Excel eond. lv/trict' &: JOO of rtorage. North Sails. l\fust see to a~ predate. $2950. SM-0!65 49M020 '71 SUZUKI T 125 Mini llOHDED 111»111 c-. 5 s-•. "' "' -n, .... , You • ..,"" "'"rn·•· oC '"''"'· lll'TY58'!' MOTOR HOME • • r-.,., ... _.. :l Hrk1-t11 10 the $1395 For s.1. ~ . . 2100...,.., ... hill ... .AMIF~1 Radio, New bl11-, '71 CAPRI t~rg 111 S11bot $399 f'"""' • Home & Ga rden F ·L •• I •7C4.18l ttAAD , 1u-r 111 al•, (ZSV151), Southland· l C111$~217 '71 YAMAHA RSC 350: FULLY SELF CONTAINED '~1~;;;.!;. ~;!}·..::. MAK£ OFFER ~.h~: ~.~k'.· M-:;;;, ~~~~irl:, or ""'' o!frr MARINER 31---~ ~ ITS BRAND NF;Wt R·H, ail' cood., new battery, COAST' ANAHEIM '2150 COAST TWO 16' NONA FG-canoes, Dsl. Ketch. 10 mo'1 old. new ,.v.w;:1111 I '. Ser. •2133)1 cub., 2 tires, clutch. and CONVENTION f cond. U>aded, $22,Ml firm. H b $595. vw 197PO'-H .rbor64$.467117 d ~;,,~;,.,,. V<'r; -l'lfio. I CENTER ·coAST IMPORTS I 12V wiring « ace Outlets, motOr aft, battery twd. ~153. ;'~;~ e:~~·aver, ar our . Cost~ Mos• y • :s;·~rd .1/2 Ton IMPORTS ' Pka.;~:11'!.i.~~. ~XI, '14 . ' ' D>r.gls sloop, idrit. nNEST 18ID Beach Blvd. P'ckup I bt!twl'\'n 9 and 5 ~n to clain1 IM PORTS ll'm-1200 \V, Pael,r,11·,,c) ~~ .. H~ 4 HP Evillt'Ude. 1970. Best of· fer. 2 Dock wheels $15 ea. 962-:!;67. Ne>.vport moorin&: incl'd. Hunfut&.ton B~ch ' 842-4435 I .... l<XX>-1200 \V. PaGlfic C:;t. H YiV your tickt'I)';, {North County N<•wpo11 8'•u1·h l" o-u"V'IUV 644-26!4. HONDA, . ·YAMAHA 1:1.::~ate, M\llt Sell, d)( Newport Be~~l4) 642-0400 ~oU-tr<'f' nu111 ~1('r is 540-1~ Ne:~~ors ,. CANOE .. UKE NE\V COLUl\IB1A 22, never in salt MIDSUMMER SALE j64 Visit ~It'll' home! 1000..1200 \V. P:it•irit• C1H. lhvy. will buy your waler. Inboard & sails & e<· "12 HONDAS ASTON MARTIN & Nrwpo.-l S..uch <7141 •12-0400 Oatsun tras. Otter. ·Contact Bill , CB350''4 .. .._ $699 511i.ol529 n. reg,·.,.,.,.. now ~ ro1· c·al)!i lodflY • No 11.•aiting, i;;;.2002 CB115K6 .... 1611. 1101' $539. • LEASING '66 ASTON I Fibcrg!Ms $185 Call 646-2517 Boats1 Marine E'quip. COUGAR Catamaran 18' 9" '72 YAMAHAS OPEN ROAD CITROEN "' w tu ·1ong, g1asg over wood, inck R5C·350o<: "'"$825. now $699. Try our ,,.,. .,.,.:n. !or MARTIN DBS . NEAL MOTORS I JOHNSON 35 horsej>o"'-'et', electric start, with controls, maieally perfect. saK). miter, $850, or best oiler., DS7;2SOc<; reg 1139. now 1599. 8081 =~ ~~~~lvd. Sav!np . Satis!aclioo -S... Supe• Leggra. < st'<'Od, ""'""I ROY CARVER, lne. I Citroen Sports M asorati BONDED DEALER 49Ui679 · Cs.5-l:'OO_Sc ~g '61>5. now 1549. viCf! dnve, factocy air, 40,IXXI 234 E l?th Sl I Orange Count,y hcadquru·1cn; I 8Nd Co.\I Mell LEIThiAN JO, romp I n;o. l.S2·100Cc reg $~ ~ S399. Garden Grove 894:44'19 WE i.EAsE ALL pPPULAR miles. Exet>lleni examplf' ol I Cbsta Mesa • 5.M;.4444 ro1· IOC' ... i l . 1t E: u r o 11 e ~ n 1100 ~ s • 7 t5 t . ' So 1).1020, O e pt h Sabot, glass over wood, G7S.80cc Teg $344. now $299. 1970 6 PAX CAhlPER' •• ; 1972 MAKES AT COMPEn· Clas,ic James Boncl"n1odel. , , . -deli very. _ _ -.-__ _ compl $12S. l06-9th St. Bal. Q7E-75cc reg $3.13. now S279. Extra clean .• , This is your TJVE RATES. (FlK2541. 1 69 . Bl\&t\V .. 1002.b Xlhu1., n~:1 Jim Slemons Imports 1 ·71 DATSUN Pickup, xlnt so . • $70. 3 Gaz tanks. $8 each. Jabsrco bait pump new $15. 10 Jb. anchor $.:>. 557-2321. 675 .. <lfiOS. AGGIE, SC (U4) 492-6741 chan~ to O\Vn one of the Call Malcolm Reid for $5195 !l'unt : tirf's, .•1 a:~ · \1111~· 2201 So. ft1nin, Santa Ana ,,1 nd., mu,;;t ~~I .. finest campe1·s on the road further detaUs. ROY CJ RYER I $2100 fll'l11· 4!J4-89;;1 .. _ ~~7-5242 b 1,..n Sun. , ~2ih_'-= UDO 14. No. 1m complete • No trailer. S750. A Is o Sailfish $50. \Vkdays 8-5, (213) 6«-o.t11 ext 2644. ·~.~:~t ~:ia~as~~: today at a price that you'll THEODORE 234 E .11th SI I nc. Autos Imported 970 i Autos. Imported 9 70 Autos.'Tmported 970 ~7~ne. ~1ust sell. ';v~~ $J~~e 10 equal '~B!r._l!~~~ Cm;ta Mesa· ' .546-444,J I • --.. -~ .... .--· · ~-..,.-· --·-----I Character bont, 21' 4cyi inboard/Excel cond. Parade favorite. 833-1445 SACRIFICE, 2'l' Albatross 1---------1 $950. 2 Br. mobile home, no v~.~':;~ ·BEACH CITY DODGE ~:sM~:n..., 642!; AUDI Seethe''CafOftheyear.'' side and out, $1095, Rudi 6555 Beach Boulevard '70 AUDI lOO LS, xlnl t--ond. j XJ6 Bo.ts, Power 906 C. E. ''Ack'' Ackerman, Newporter Ketch builder &: designer is now a broker with David L. Fraser. His years of boat building & surveying experience, sail & power, will be most val- uable to tbe pfOSpecli ve buytt. He looks forward to assisting you and seeing his many friends again. Office at 3424 Oporto, Npt. Bch. 714: GU.5252. down. Lido Park. 673-3817. MUST sail! 14' fibergl.as.c; sailboat \vith tir. Near new. $550. 491-&93. =~lski, es:.:~ '71. H~~:~=ch REWARD ~.w=:, ~~M. m"" aguar . . Telescopic front end. 1970 EXPLORER z;··s1eeps BMW ' CAL 20 No. 1112. Extras! '71 engine. Slip available. Call 673-<l29!. SPINNAKE==R~N~E=E=n=E=o"'. Approx 57' Juli, 38' girth. Shemni Susp. s 3 50. 60 2 air cond, 5kw gen, Xlnt WILL PAY OYER -'!!!;;f~,~~;gf" 642-0368. rond, new tiret1, brakes, ~ ALL MODELS ~ cpts, extra fuel & water IMMEDIATE ''TU SUzuki, !IOcc, dirt ready. Chamber, silencer Clean fl?,O. 546-ll84 tanks. ss.950. 1206 s. E. Kelley Blue Book DELIVERY · Brisl.tll {Palisades Rd.) S.A. L Ba k f' · '71 HONDA 3:00 CL. X1nt cond. Low mi. ·~7 613-00)9 or 5'>--0433. For 1 ... model, clHn, OW n mancmg 6.fa.-5495 . Trailers. Travel MS low mileaee domes-· TENT rii:Alt:iiil" tics, imports, trucks or On 48 Mo. Terms 15' Glass flat Bottom Ski Hull 12" 1''1BERGLASS . Lark & trir, new main, jib & spio- nakcl'. $500. 548-8373. · '69 KAWASAKI 120. 8 spd. Gd cond. $250. * 642--0570 * BALBOA 20, Shal'J), fast. fun boot. Sleeps 4. Newport dip avail. SW-0093 •n Ossa Pioneer 250 cc CORONAOO !>No. 5 4 7 , _3000 Mi. G!Lcond~ $675, 54$.007 aft 4 PIJ'I. -campers. S1ups 7 Call and ask. for: Buyer Kitchen & Cabana DAYE ROSS , , Frame reblt to carry · 3 motorcycles $800 546-3"4 PONTIAC w/trailer, ~ cond. best ~ H bo Bl d ·n Harley Da v l d a on 18' Fan, self .CUI'..._.. head, 2480 1r r v • \Vhile/metaUlake red, 65 hp oUer. 644-26<>3. Sportster. Low mi. Must' sbowtl'. hot water, gas stv Costa Mesa 546-8017 Mere OIB, tilt trailer S1200. UDO 14 NO. 2117.. sell. U700. 543-8009 aft. S. , & re!rig. $129'5. 5-t6-3182. WE PAY TOP 836.1954. \Vith trlr and cover. 94 Good condition 646-9750 1969 Yamaha 125 Enduro. Auto Service, Parts 9 CASH 23' F-0nnula 233, twi n SCT'e\\'. Excel oond. Low mileage. TIRE CITY Sports fishing model. Teak LlOO 13, xlnt cond. 'frailer, $250 9152-6725 & SEE US ABtlUT Overse•s Delivery CREVIER MOTORS * W. 1111 St .. $anta Ana 135-3171 '69 BMW 2002 decks. 2 twin 100 HP. '1 bait extra .nils & equipment -=·,.,--.,.,,,,·=;:;--cc---Tires-Wheels-Tircs-\\'heel'I 1995. 499-1630 '71 H:ondlf350 SL, pvt. 4th July Super Deals. Good· gysterns. 2 outriggers. RFD. 1 N cond ~~ P Y· ew · .....,.,, year Polyglass & Polysteel (Slk #T-l-30A1. for u:sed cars &: truekt, '111t 1..-ondition. 6RDTit"' CHEvRoLfl $21~9 Beautiful depih sounder. Auto pilot. LIDO 14 w/sand dolly, like * 673-TaSl * Blems. Hi Jackers •"A.50 pr., Tandem trlr. Im rn a e. new $900 ==,.,--.,-,c=-'""',..-~ fll,00), (2J3l 691--0863 Ask . 6.f4-5.Wt MENS imported 10 spd. Won Sprint type mags 14x1 I Le (n4) 61, ·~· in contest. Still in carton. 119.80, llx5'h $15.80. 15x8',I CREVIER or e: .r.).Y.Jol. Boats, Slips/Docks 910 1st $65 ta.Ires. 675-13Tl. $28.80, 15x10 $34.80.~.F60xl5. Ask fer Sales Manaa:er FISHING-TIME! ·-· n. b Blvd. MOTORS 6x st. 4 · ~~ 1965 Honda 150cc. Good Con-$28.80; A60x13 -139.80. H78x ~ ~ac 41' Oirisovitch Sport Fisher, l 40 U ip, lvay tie. -ti.:);I H "....,. Bea b mo. Mi.c.hael RI .... ,_ 673-6880. ditiOn, ~~. '_,." than. 4,Ml, 14 Polysleel •. $29.80, E70-F70-.,, ,.111>7wi-,.oo IQe ,. •• ..., 208 W. 1st St., ~'"'la Ana. 1ully equipped, t1vin di;'Oiifls. ,,. -~~ t!'""'f' G70-H70 15" 14" lst $24 80 0-.1._ ~ "'"'1' ' M In 507 E. Balboa B I v d • f '~·~·Iual=,_ntil..,·= .. ,,.·..,· 646-7'"-'18"'28='.""="' OD • • 83S.3171 u~-tereat for sale. Share Balboa r : New car ·take offs. Used \VE buy an makes· ot clean expenses &' charter profits. I-~~-~~=~~=-HONDA CB 100, 1971 2300 Radials 235xl5 $23.SO. Closed used sports can. paid for ~n:1. ,, ~iv: up ~I~ shiJ?! $14,500, 548-0572 for full info. 17' Schiada SK with 110 milf!s $2.308so..4rn Sun., Mon., Tue. or not. Please drive ~ for List it m e~sttied, S~np CLASSIC Bay boot IMO vin. Mere OB. Canvas covt'r', 1950 Newport Blvd., C.M. free Appraisal. 1o Shore Results. 642-5618. Road Test Magazine named Jaguar Xl6 "car of the year " That's quite a tribute. Then again, the XJ6 is quite a car. It's on display in our showroom now. Come see the XJ6 the car of year. -Immediate Delivery! tage by Emil Aarup of Los Sharp! $ll::i0. 962.-3894 '70 YAMAHA ATIB, 125ce. 645-35.54. 12345 E. Carson1 Autos, Imported 970 Angeles. Been ovrr from • SLIP avail up to 40' boat. Very clean, Dirt only. New Haw a l.i an Garde ns 1----,;;:;;;~~-;;;;:::;;:;;;;;;;:;::9~;:;iiijC'irn\i NEWPORT IMPORTS bottom to top. S 12 j 0 . ·ample parking. 52 Balboa paint. $400 cash, 545-0591. 213-,860-0345. Sii7..Ql.43 evening1' Coves, $50 mo. 673-8145. Lambtttta two seater. -:,n,,....'l'"'o_yo_ta~bod~y-part-,-, -.-..,-.1 23' SOl!rH Coast Runaboµt, Boats, Speed & Ski 911 Good tt;ans. $100. trans., diff., radio, seat&', OtrysJer Crown Afarine 170 --548-4547 etc. 15,0ll miles. ca.I.I 3100 W. Coast Hwy .. •~ c II 16' Classpar, cri>td inside, ·· · ~.,..,...,.. _..1184 N"'JIOl'I Beach h.p. _,,,., or ma11.e -0 er. *~Ai"AHA SOce. .,1.n.LL1 v•.:r-. Collect (Z13)' 2 55 -71~3 new seats, safety glas! V LEGAL. XLNT COND . _A_L_L_E_.N_SYN~-CROG--RAPH--tl-==~64~2=·~'405==,..,,=-I (Business hours). window .smatt· d, 75 hp)~vinAl,l' $100.' 54S.:3857. MODEL E 1415 HD J7F WE PAY TOP DOUAR elec. sh.i , Amer. tru-. · muro" MACHINE FOR TOP USED CARS 1::1' WHALER type boat, elec. 6'15 •n SEARS 3.5 H.P. mini-DISTR R" · art. ~ h Sea K' xlnt cond. ....,.2S98. 1•-Sac 542-1734 Eves & weekends. ll your car is extra clean, !l au .p. 1ng, new G 00 .. bike. C-OSt r'lli!W ...,.,. • ..:_. trl M~ ·-i ff 17¥.i' lasspar, 1 h~ i>ferc "'ttt ,,.,. ,....,o -see usu .. ,. .. r. -tJJNV -0r ...... ~ -0 er. $50. Used rt e. V'W""'V'WO pOROCHE ellJint', 1750 cc, BAUER BUI~' 548-0.tal eng, heavy duty tlr. Good '"'n. ....... ~ cond. $1 ,700. 644-tl69 '72 SUzuki :a> Savage. chnnbody &hand ~~~961 VW 292S Harbol"Blvd. 16' cunun \Vhaler, 100 HP 15• ALLEN SK hull. Mere. Xlnt cond. 4~ mi . , no eng. · Costa Mesa 979-2500 ~nsbn~ ~~ "': 1000, Ir: trlr. $13)). $675. 548-7471 .UIPORTS WANTED ~. • 673-6731 '70 Yamaha 11Scc, [ I~ Oranie Counties 16• Wood/Glass ski boat. Complete dirt accessories. i\&1101 far We ~ TOP i BUYER 17' Outbrd. twin Mm:. 20 hp l~ Tilt ,_ S3!l0. 645--53511 . . BILL MAXEY roYOTA engs. Olm~ w I tr 1 r • Mere. uuv enr. tru-. 100 Xlnt cond 18881 Be ch Bl d. anchor, xtra gas tanks, sea Make oUer. 968-95.51 alt 5. 'TI HONDA $'275. ., I 950 R. a ~ ~7-1555 ladder. it450. ~ Jow mHesOOs-899& Genera Beach. . [i] '65 MCB or '68 Muetar.-. WilL Buy your ear paid tor SKIPJACK 24 with twin Tr~'""°" J .a.._ 1 '69 HONDA SL-350 Good cond. Reas. After-or not Call Ralph Gordon Volvo engines, 150 hrs ---.. _ m Gett~ married. must sell. noons <:It ~ _ 540-4(fil. 673-0900 -445 E. Coast HW)'. w/tra.iler. 646-0081. eves. ';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ Best offer. 675-6950 eves. -".C..:..;.:.------1 Newport Beach. 9' BOSl'ON Whaler type ~lrcroft 915 1970 SUZUKI .ffoncbo, a Antlquo1/Cl11sics 953 A~, lmpomd 970 dinghy, new concl. without besuty seldom ·used. llUPtt motor. $295. 6'5-0904. LISTEN. Tho wind in 'the lo,,,;, 1265. IW-8033. 1935 Ford 'Pickup . · ALFA ROMEO '70 Skipjack 24, wtres. soft summer air, the HONDA Mint Bike, tube 1 __ _:As~;'.':'·~55~7:·224::::_1_· __ 1&~-;;:::::::i:;;;:-- lilce new, private party. lltroaty roar ol a radio · SJSO xtnt I-AHa Romeo '72-~ 04p 525-0262 dmssis, new ell:"., • 956 Xtras, l " ...,me. ()pen codtplt an-cond. 54>-ll82. Duno BUV!!iH 1970 MINISPORT w/40 h.p. tiquc biplQTIC rides $5. Ph. HONDA S> 2000 Mm:. Trailer. XJnt cont!. 6?S-Ll72. EXcellent """'· 115. 414 '71 Dune IUCJfi • $800. or offer. &44-1195. Campers, S.leJ,Rent '20 Catalina Dr., N:B. Street.. legal, Exo 1 tic AUG-. 16' 19n NEWPORT, 9~ I "CC,...--,--,.-,,.,,.--,;;;--: Black vinyl roe . • en-- Johnson fully e '.I U i P p e d • %. Ton Ford 1967 Camper '69 Lamhen-eta 150 ct closed (943EFP) Take pick· $'15'.''547:-9645: 6754808_ Special, Heavy Duty Equip. w/tide car. $295. up· or older car th trade. rnent, Auxll Gae Tanks, l I --~~919-~2966=-..,.,---,-Can finance private party, 16' ~SSPAR c:-1; ;:: owner, only '9,400 actual HONDA 350, '70. Never in Call dlr 494--6811 aft ll. 75 Jndo'"!:'.':., uo ~ ' miles. MILEAGE WILL BE dirt. S500, 546-8736. mint co · •,WIN; .......... ,..... VERIFIED FOR THE BUY'· 6(2--4786 ,_ 1,,,=,,-,..-=':-;;,--;=:o-= 1958 Baja. Bug. New int., new Boota, Ront/Chort'r 90I ER. nurry.on this -HONDA PC 50.·Hrand,new paint. xtnt runnlt>I cond. $2195and it'!1ikenew. ~f!nt town tn.mporta-$005.,542-2119. 27' AUX. SLOOP NEAL MOTORS 1bt. Call 61S-5.!05. -'--~----1 Perfect !or weekend cruises , llONDED DEALlll ~Mo~t.,-·-.H"'.,-..,-.. -s---,.,40"' Tr,ucks 962 NOW IN STOCK For Immediate Dollvo,.Y Jnstont Credit BANK ' FINANCING COAST IMPORTS to Catalina. Fully equipped. 2MO HerW M c.-.._ .. 58 Chevrolet ~ ton ~- SS radfo, RDF. sleeps 11x. • u · 1111 *uA...;,,, n-.ce * good Mc<. sttape-body needs l®llOO w. Pacille Cst. Hwy. 6'2" headroom, complete I . NI Jnl rVGI ,,wk. Best Reas. offer, Newporl n-acb (~I) "" ·~ galley. Club ·rates. Lots of '4 T, Ranger pick-up w 8.ll"-• Miter Has' 543-8945. ~ '-" _..,.,.,.. J>1lrlting. Call 1011 ,info. Auto. 3 speed trh. w/r Alfa Romeo overhead camper w/boot, 951 CHEVY Ptclrup 551·9046 alt. 6:30. dbL mnk, 3 -""""· 1251), Good cond. OWENS ea.bin c raise r · w/tee thru. own. Good COD-Sales e Rentals Call· eves 64W962 Roomy A dean. Sleeps S. dition 646--4329 after 4 pn. Radio, uve bait ta n k • ROLi.ALONG. a-;, 558-3W ~. mo<tnl. CheV, 0up1n -. 1111 8. Villa .. Way, S.A. '66 GMC TRUCK Radio, heater', (•VS8139). 1715. tllr. 836ot535, MOONL!GllT toil i mm • P/B. Sell cont. ExlnL Motor Homo Ront1l1 N._rl llf.Y • $3.50/br. deon. $3C1110. f73-3015 Availal>le for dally, -kly 1968 Ford F-100; SOO eu. in., 6 •Formto..Ul!ll:-.'70 ~....;VW,:c..PO="P41P""'.,.;.,CAMPER.;,.,,,=~ or mootbly buls. 21', 23'. cyl., trti<k ahltt 11250. NOW ON DISPLAY -" ~ snd 25' 11<11 ""1lalned Mo--~ Sales • ~-rvl,,. 15,000 mi, exi;;nient \Nm,I.. .-,.ii; 12,850. e-12>7. IOr Hornes, all oqulpt wUh1 '70 DockJe J/4 T qn, Parto Body Shop I., ~-ti11h built ~, ..Us .=:::;:7-='---.~""'-n"°"-I ....,. .... , root air, '"' v.s, A"to Tnna, with """'"" COAST lM!'ORTS • -• -... I' Compor ..,. maoy olh<r "'1rU. All • .,.Her. """'4!ent cond. 548-8188 Ct>aobet are Wt models. Body, Must 1<1~ dlr 1197--0224 1®1200 W. Cout Hwy. -1. C~yc-le-.. ~.~lku,,.----1 Wt have the all -Amij:o '63 c~ .:1/4 "fOll NewportNoBeadlol "·•·-642-0lll6 Lido 14 with trailer 1 ... a1 ~ .... call -lllUA -·r lftlPIV'r• Sba.rp conditioo! _., _:~·~·~-~"~---~-~ 90 • ~'"" --· rmmaculale, Must Scl1; dlr will M;,y yeUr Booll. SoH "' ' <<@ar:ECONOMY G;~ J J· • Tiie DATSUN "1200" 2-DOOR SEDAN HAND NIW 1f1Z St.-.J••4 MJ•ipm•11t i11cl11dt1 t-1•f1r, '•'roJl•r, "'!hlf•w•ll ·tlte1, ilu111,,-r 911•rch, locki119 9•• t•11lr, •IP••'· •II •~h'• tro1111. • 1r1uch fl'ler• i11e;h1di119 .,.., 10 irnllt, p•r 901!0~ Ser. N .. L~l I OJJ6152. '1976 tlie DATSUN "510" WAGON llAMD MIW '1t72 *!41Hl863* · YAM. 2lO St!t>R' MX. Ra01t BUS/imtor home. :is·. ext:el 897-G2'l4. Alfi R- I __ ,; .. ~ .. ~-S4BO'l:,-~~~fllll.n<o~~~~·H~~·~i-~~~td~tnn~.~lt:o11h::1~--::r:.· ;"':"~'~'""'~·, "':'."~ .. ~· :a1r~~'70~FORO llancbm> 500. ~~totoday • !I• WalUnc, r alumirNm matt. 2 Mils. q, Wpllt I!.,., -· new -...., ac•11u .l.'C_lY9' w -....... ell t. more. -.-. $BIO. -. 8:113. -~· ··~ '11 WINNEBAGO 27', lleeps ~· w ~ • ~ -NEAL MOTORS ft I -Sloop. -* '71OUa;:1eno250cc, Ex-1, a1r-. Dtlax. -CHEV ";!.;,,'-""" -IONOID DIALlll -"""""· Xlnt ed.117,500, tras, """ -.. ...... -· -=-91&-1134 priY -· ---c.. --• llH148. --·:i::.""::i:'~;-=-;;=.::-U l ·71tt "' 3llO[ y Ila E""""' ROiif A Moler Homo •n DODGE Muivao, p1 1~--.,-,,--=-I t.tOO 1(, traUer A new boat 1971 ama • t.r yeur Veutkin ecnlit.ion. 645-0137, 12-3 PM A iood waat ad II a good: In-.,,_ b>dutl.ed. 18 s a , Dirt -'!)'. M'mt cont!. iu> UMJll * 1 1 -· ;:.M2:.·.::11194;:.;..; • .!:9.!:P·:::m::.. ---'--'*'--~-\ ~-111' alt« :311. ,,.,tme11 • \ \ . • I . Mday, Jul1 7, l9n ulol, Imported WANTED! AYINGS-MINDID c < ,,~ · BUYIRSI · .. ~.> LOOklNO • •• DalVINO ••• COMPAltlNO COSTS YOU NOTHING! IUT HUAAYI • '61 flOID CORTINA GT UDO $895 Bel&e. 4 spd., undtr 39M miles. (~) "79 Y.W. 2 DI. SID. $I 049 Sparkling r<d, 4 apd. ~316BIX) '69 TOYOTA CORONA 4 DR. $I 049 0-. white, 4 gpd. (ZKZ42:1) 'ff TOYOTA COltONA Delce t. Dr. Sedan. 4 spd., radio, low mllH; (ZSG330J "79 TOYOTA MAltlC II Prett;y blue cpe. 4 spd., AM/FM, Low ~ (846ASil $1249 $1749 "79 TOYOTA COROLLA Wei. $1449 Uabt blue. 4 spd., e.ir cond,, millo. (812BSH) - BILL MAXEY U I~ ~l~Tii~~~ . -~-- WHERE YOU BUY ON YOUR OWN TERMS 11111 IEACH ILYD. l~I ___ -_ ... _ .. _.!§} I _ ... _""'_ .... _,!~ l..._-_ ... _ .. _l§l [ _ ..... l§J I ~ _..,,. 11?.J utos lmportOd m Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported .... -..... ~ ............ ,.,.. -·-· -· -- DATSUN '71 DATSUN PICKUP W/Gem Top Camper . . C Spd, Radio, Heater, Low Low Mileage, (350CPH). $2095 COAST IMPORTS DATSUN '71 DATSUN 240Z 4 Spd, Air Cond, l\1agt1, Silver \Viti\ Black Interior, 13,000 actual miles, Petieet in every wa,y C989DZX), $4495 Or Best Offer COAST IMPORTS 970 • '69 DATSUN SID STATION WAGON Immaculate. YPU372. FIAT $1295 NNI Motors '71 FIAT 124 ROADSTER OPEL '70 OPEL 1900 RALL YE KADffiE SANTA ANA TOYOTA will buy y0<1r Service Dept. flat . 4 Spd, Radkt, fleater, 28,000 open S Spd, RJdio, Heater, Low mlles, Bronze with white 7:2A'.I am 'tll 9 pm Fo~ ca.sh today • No waltine, Low Mileage, (282CKZ). interior (307BHL), Mon-Frl. • S»-5212 dr<ve lo $2545 $1695 411 W. Wll'l')tt', Santa Ana. NEAL MOTORS ·:S~~~1 .,~,_;.:'!1~:... COA.ST COAST 3306T COUPE ·~~"f~iR ~ig;N; IMPORTS IMPORTS $350. -- SAAB . BRAND NEW 1972 SAAB 99E $99. over Dealers Cost tax and lie (997m>9140l 1997220!0249) COAST IMPORTS 5 Spd, Mag Wheels, Show· 124 ~icier 1969 1000-1200 W. Pacillc Cst. Hwy. 1000-1200 W. Pacific CsL Hwy. 1000-1200 \V. Pacific Cst. Hwy. room Fresh, 36,000 actual 38, M. lies Newport S:!c~"~f) 642-0406 Newport Beach (714) 642-0406 Ne\\'(>011 8:~~1~"~4) 642-04!li leo'.l-1200 W. Paclflc Cat. Hwy. 1000-1200 W. Pacific Cst. H"'Y· ~ ~ Newport Beach CnC) 642-0406 Newport Beach (714) 642-0400 miles, (SAV038). · Absolute jewel. 5 t1pd, .A'M/ 546-4529 546-4529 546-4529 MAKE OFFER FM. Radiah, etc.Sole priced JAGUAR '70 OPEL GT at $1995. , '64 JAG XKE. Like new. Competition Orange, Black QUICK CASH QUICK CASH THROUGH A THRO UGH A DAILY PILOT DAILY PILOT COAST NEAL MOTOR$ Must ,.n Qulcl<. $1800. Bucket Seals. 4 spd dlr. Ex· BONDED DEALER 495-0659 cellent condition. Can ti- 2100 H11fbor INd COlll Mell MAZ nance private party <IN'D- IM PORTS 10-1111 DA :>s~U 4946811alt10 am. Put • little "loot" In your ROTARY'S WANT 'AD WANT AD ~~..=~a4?iiz~ Lev;,. sell t1""" baubles fof lmmediole Dellvery PEUGEc;>T ;:;:;: Call ~s!ned HUN11NCJOI BEACH * PEUGEOT * TOYOTA '72. TOYOTA COROLLA $1966 (+T.&L.) or $39.30 M.O. HUNTINGTON llACH 847-8555 Motor Homes l!!.mi"'--"'!"--------_,,.--940 Mok'r Hom11 940 Motor Homes . 940 Motor Homes 940 Al >ow u $2,299. (No. 5.545) FIUT': WARREN'S Sport Car Center 80RANGE COUNTY"S LARGEsr FULL cash price $2,096.!0 in- cluding tax & license, Down payment is four hundred doUars. $39.30 total monthly payment including interest, tax & license. 35 pay plus balloon payment of $800. Total delered pay price $2,575.50. A.P.R. 11%. On pre-arranged credtt. (300785). NEW '12 TIOGA 18 112' MINl-MOTOBHOME 2 Aoor ploM • choose from. • .sfeeps ... optional 6. 1 trofl DodQit (]IO$.. sis wflh lbifs. 360 V4 qir.e, Automcrtic ~power Stfff• Mg. PIM"' braka. lllff-coatlliled. A lltmendous tralue. c.oER YWlS -· 571 s,.Wlthalt• .. Stnk1s .. 111 .. Act ..... tt YOGI IKllATIOIW. YIMICl.ES IKAHl.US OF SID. • • WhM""' plfldme • recreational at Bta:h ca, Dodge p ca. ratll$..cl JM"~ is bocked by 1ht fintit Clld most nlio- W. ...,. niMd specialists O¥O~oble. Ewry methonic is lnlinlld • l'IOfde oll of ... speciol problems ol loi'g.-iiCINliorial tthidn. wtDPlmTAtSTAU.. •• •STfR(OmnMS •GENERATORS• .d CONDlt10NtlG • AWNK>S MJ IH>llCOATN; TO ICllP OUT ROAD NOISE fi Y'OOR MOTOR- HOMf WE SllYICl All SYSTIMS. •• •B.KT1UCAL •'&«>JN: • Pl.UMalt«i • TRANSMISSION ' EXTIRIOlt UFACES ' IITTRlOR DECCMt • LPHOl.STERY ' AUXl.WtY P"OWElf PUNTS • GlASS • All CONDfOONING ' WE Al.SO DO COMPlrn ClfANlrfG. ROEWAL NG D£ODOmfti OF TIE MIJtlOR Of YOUR HOME OH"""":::::-· -·-...- ' WE CUSTOMIZE YAN CONVERSIONS TO SUit YOU! ·VACATION READY •• .NEW '12 PACE-ARROW MOTORHOME lig 20 ft. riodel wllh cMcnlotic lrCllSlrSssian, powei-stwing. power btGkes, spo- tMlvs wardrobe, btautifully oppoinled kitchen wi1h 3 burner stove. fOfted unit heat, delun ballroom & other luxuriK. OIDEI TOUISJIOW Uni)~ ... wit lull $ii. ~ltial--iinlo~. WOtlf $Uflpl' with ,UmJ, k.bo1t. P!Nlltcl & il'lsloll. tior'I. .,...,. lloor, rw1aiM, rlora9e(obin11s-, llSc•. ift., 1in11d glou t. duo I Ir ••51 coast mirrers. S.. I I 1A82571731 NEW '12 .DODGE VAN CONVERSION $ •• SELECT FROM FAMOUS BRANDS NEW'72 PACE ARROW e MEL MAR e CHINOOK & TIGOA o PRIDE 'II JOY e e IOLIDAY & CONTfMPO e GYPSY & SIERRA e TU Vfllnf e IT' MEL MAR MOTORHOME 30 DlmREHT FlOOR PLANS ON MO- fORHOMES AND MINI MOTORHOMES I '69 .DODGE · CUfT SPOITIMAI MIJll MOTOlllOME Y-1. Aulolrlrlic tnmftssiol!. MMe ' g,..., GotAl«t. ,...... n.-tep, luQ 'lrifldoft.. • .Mob .,_"" mt hMMf, Mlf-te IDi•d • T!Wff. ~1 IMM'QJ.Am (373f'IG) -JOO.. ,V-1, .\lllalllolic T,._. """,_.. ..... (7t9CTQI $5888 ' $2788 '70 Van Travel Trailer 17' BORUM VOYAGER ' I ' . 50 \JSED MERCEDES ON DISPLAY NOW Leese New Mercedes $111.71 Monthly .. HOUSE OF IMPORTS 6862 Manchester, Buena Pk 523-7250,on Santa Ana Frwy. \960 MGA, not running, good for parts. Steve, 546-0835 MGB '67 MGB RDSTR. Radio, wire wheels, maroon/ blk top. CSIT866l. $999 CREVIER MOTORS 2CE W. 1st St., Santa Ana 83S.3171 '71 MGB ROSTR. XI.NT CONO. $3iSO/offer. (213) 699-1615 MORRIS 1900 Morris wagon Needs Work. $45. 64h19'7 no E. l!t St., s.A. sn.mM PORSCHE J) . ltwi& 9'foYOTA '66, 5 Spd, mag whls., header, recently re b 1 t 1966 Harbor, C.1.t 646-9303 e-. $3200. 998-<1!84 after SAT.-SUN.·SPECIAL •. '69 '68 912.. HJXI, AMIFM, TOYOTA CORONA chnn nms, local car, shows 4 door \\'hitc finish 4 speed great care. Best offer_. czKZ-425) • 673-8735. . .. $1099 *59 Porsche, reblt eng. Good Qmd. $1200. 675-<611 '72 Porsche 914, AM/FM stereo, tinted gla.sa, It. blue. $4400. 494--0103. 196ll PORSCHE, 9ll·T Orig . owner. 34,<m miles. Excel cond. $4850. 549-2526 '61 POruotE rdstr. NE'W eng & trans, good eond. Rare car. $1,495. 64&-54~ LEASED 1970 Porsche 911-E Targa. Take over Jease. 6'4-1641. RENAULT Renault Demo Sele Semi Annual Demonstrator Clearance Salo This Weekend Unbeatable Prices ALL 19n MODELS IN STOCK FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY INSTANT CREDIT APPROVAL BANK FINANCING COAST Bill MAXEY TOYOTA TIU1 Inch llvd. Huntington l••ch 147"'55$ -BRAND NEW ' LAND CRUISERS in Stock. Large Sel~tion Immediate Delivery Toyota & Jaguar Deale Authorized Sales &: Service 900 S. Coast Highway LagUna-Beach1 54()...3100 Toyota & Jaguar Dealer Authorized Sales A Service 900 S. Coast lllghway Laguna B<acb 541J.3100 'n TOYOTA Landcnrlaer. 12,fKKJ ml. Good condition. Just S"ervlced. 499--3116. . OPEL IMPORTS . 1971 Toyota Mark II waaon. A/C. Like new. $2995. -· 68 Opel Sia Wag. good alhd., TRIUMPH 1900 eng. New battery, 1000-1200 W, Pacific Cit. Hwy. brake's, 2 new ti r e·s. Newport Beach (7141 &t2-0400 >1s.3ln5. Renault Sain & Service * TRIUMPHS * MOVING, must sell '68 Red for over a decade In Oranie '71 CLOSEOUT 80 hp Opel delx cpe, good CoUllty SPITFIRES AS LOW AS $2399 cond. $650. 64Z-014 Serv. llepl Open til I p.m. GT-6 SAVE $500 '70 _Opal GT, ~ Lo mi. Jim Sle~=~nault FRITZ WARREN'S o,.;g. 0 wner .. · 1mmac. &x1. 2201 So. Matn. s.n1a Ana Sport Car Center Ready, 544-1281. 1 blk. north of Wlirner 0 RANCE C 0 UN TY'S A good want ad is a good ~ Servlce Department 546-4114 LARGEsr vestment. Sales Department 557--5242 710 E. bt, S.A. 541-0'764 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 Autos, Imported 970 ova 150 NEW & USED YW's & PORSCHES TO CHOOSE ROM -OPEN SUNDAY @ HA .R.B~.~.~ !~ .. @ 1f l I 11 Id f\f HUI \.ltJ HlJl\JTINClT(JN 111 /\CH 11•1,' .-l l J'> 1 I I r ., '61 M' '66 '71 am Au Su m w ., lo •. r ./ . F rlda1, JilfJ 7, 19 DAii.if PILOT ' < I· -·-.',I§!.! ·~ ..... ~. 1§1 I ..... ,..... l§J I ..... ,..... J§J I -·-1§1 I -·-I~ I ~ ...... ~ l§l I Ao.......... 1§11 r -... -.. -... -..,.--,,..,;i Auto•, lmpof'lecl 970 Autoo, lmporMd 970 Auloo, UMd 990 Autos, UMCI 990 Autos, UM11 990 AulOI, Used 990 Au!Oo, 11-4 $!!.99Q .A~Jol• U..,. . 1-~~~~~~~ TRIUMPH VOLKSWAGEN '6B YW BUG • IUICK CADILLAC CADILLA~ CADILLAC CADILLAC '!ill TR4A DIS ZXV669. Overdrive, W / \vh eel 1 . Sharp. Only tll99.00 DLR. '47--0764. '68 Seda D V'll..-1967 CADILLAC 1971 BUICK n e I e "75" WMO'-E 19n CADILLAC 4 spd dlr. Exira <leM in & v~• '71 CADIL 1 AC RIVIERA Outstaridlng F1eetwood wlth EL OORAOO '"""' out. Sacrittct! Take small · 39,000mlles, oneo1vner, Full wlndowdivlder,dualfactory CONVERTIBl.E SEDAN DE VILLE down will finance (WVH824) Luxurious.hardtop <.'Oupe with Power, Air Cond, Vinyl Roof, Call 546-8736 art 10 am. fac'°l'Y. all' co_nd., full pov.•er Cruise Control Tilt V.'hcel air conditioning, factbry Truly the finest ol the great F'ull J>O\"·f'i'. 13,IXX) miles, VOLKSWAGEN 494-GSll. Jnclud,ln& door )ocka, viny_l •··ded with ex' Ira•. CSTK: landau top, tun power, front line ol automobll~s. Luxury Rolls·RoyN' 1 ra d e . in . ' tilt heel t ult wa a: rear controlled radio, tilt is evei'y',\•hcre. Only 110,Zll c1·~ ') l,·-70-··-Vw-··---Sunroo-.. -· -· -,-, -AM-·iF-·-~; '66 V\V Buc. iOOd cond, Nrw p~. s~ato' ~=-·~po;; 43AJ. a: telescopic steering, door local miles, Fact. air cont!., .uUJJ. • $5895 stereo, Chrome wheels, tircs,goodbrake1,newrlnp wheels, etc. Very low, low $24.99 lockJ, cruise control, trunk 1UU power, tilt A: telescopic C Ra<Mala. Dee.ler reblt eng. & valve job, xlnt interior. miles, (707CPMI, cpener, twilight sentinel, klw steering, door locks, AM-FM ROY ARVER, Inc. Take o/pymts. Trade fCff' $750. er belt offer, Also '61 $49'9 CREVIER MOTORS mileqe &: shows meticulous stereo w/multiplex tape, 234 E. 17th St. trans car. 645-0222 Days. Bug, wrecked hont eod, no care throu,'thout, (t5$ASJ}, trunk lock, a scntinti:l that Costa ~1esa' 5-llH444 '63 vw Bug, vinyl sunroof, engb 1ne,1good75 .~5380• Good tor • Nabers $3881 turnsyoorlightoon&orrtor l970 CADIL LAC--uggy OMO· :7n8 W. ht St., Santa Ana you. Plus a host ff tu new paint, rebl.t eng., incl ~.~"""vw'=' "'w"'."'AG"'O"'N,,.--4"". -,~--,. Cadillac 835.3171 o ea res CON\"ERTJHLE &Id rack & cbalns. Xlnt -~ Nabers to bring the thrill of motor-r·AC'IDR \' AIR cond. $000. 536-4685. radio, heoter, air oor> 2600COHARBOSTA MESAR Bl., YOUR ONLY Cadillac Ing SbaAoLkEto PyoRu.IC<i::8CXW>. CONDITIONING ditioning, good mt 1 es . ,..O Full po11'C'r, all leather lnter- '70 VW, SUnroof, air cond., (ZCK87G) Sl·l5l. Tbeodore 54G-9100 Open Si.mda;y FACTORY ...,.,.,. !!ARBOR Bl., , r /h, FM stereo radio, S1500. AUTHORIZED .-..... ior, tilt & lclC'St'Opic slef!l"- ~-C-A-~WLLA~C~.-... CADIUAC ~~~~---~ 1961 CADILLAC SEDAN DE Vo.LE FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING Full power, bcautitul cloth & leather interior. AM1rri.1 rad.lo, ntost all d~. xh"as. (5l others lo choose from (lOlCTR). Prices start at $2555 G-Nabers g Cadillac: 2600 1-IARBOR BL .. COSTA ?o.tESA 54()..9100 Open Sunday '71 CADILLAC 1971 CADILLAC FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING Vinyl too, plUJh .tu1l tea interior, tu1J powl!':r, tilt a telesoopie 1teerinl'. Ret"1Dt door k>Cks, oew WS\Y u .... An exceptional value at tbla tow sale prlce...(718CQI). $59'9 ~ Nabers . Q Cadillac 2600 HARBOR Bl., J COSTA ?o.fE&\. S.10-!l lOO Open sundl1 Rnbins F<ifd. iooo H•-'63 Buick ru-.. Needs COSTA MESA · Nabers Ing, "''°"· ""'' 1..,ks, A 646-8277, call beh1'n 4 & 7 rA FIHtwood Brougham Blvd., Costa !l.1esa u-12"-0016. ~'Ol'k S3J), CADILLAC 54().9100 , Open SUnday local b('auty that is tru1y --------·I PM. '68 vw Camper. Pop-top. &ifr7'932 ·oF..ALER 1969 Cadillac Coupe de VUJc, Cadillac outstandi ng thruout. C914-~~is.:'~:· ~l~~d :.iil~s. Neal Motors CAM ARO MUS:C Sell. '63 V\V Tent. Eng just reblt. Slps 4. '69 Riviera. Fully equip. Lveest aelection of Cada· leather seats, stereo, all ex-2600 llARBOR BL., BEJ). (162'113). will buy your ~~=.~~~~: ~~ Incl sink. ice box, tbl, Low mile, $2850. lacs ln Orange County. tras, low mileage. Sacrlfjce, COSTA MESA $4444 $61 95 Camero cond $ 54 cloeet. Leaving country. 1)42.5146 644-4048 Sales.Leulng. Must sell. 536-3624. 540-9100 Open Sunday ··.:~"'-•· ROY CARVER I fnr Cash today . No Waiting. . 700. 8-55!l8. ""' otter over $1600. (213) '71 BUICK sqwt< Q>n-. • N L--DAILY PILOT 'tl6 CADILLAC Cpe. d<!llil!e. ...,,,, Nabers ' nc:. Delve lo '66 V\V Squarebaek Wagon, 592-5474. All extras $m:> Pertee Guwn ""' Full po":er, factot'Y air, 234 E. 17th St. • g o o d con d I tlo". '70 vw -CAMPMOBILE oondlt1on!t' ~ Cadillac WANT··. AD ·goo<\ mu-.. (965AUJ ) $)451 Cadillac: Costa Mesa 5464141 [ NEAL MOTORS i:adb-heater, good tu-es~ POP-TOP, European red, · 2600 HARBOR BL, Theodore Rnbins Ford, 2060 2600 lIARBOR BL.. • 6 6 B L U E C ad , , BONDED OEAL:.ER 'or best offer, 962-3822. good low miles, perfect C<!n-CADILLAC COSTA• MESA 642-56'7,B Harbor Blvd., Costa ~tesa, , COST1\ 1'1.ESA Coupe l)(oV:il\':., air cond., 12100 ~f.'11f;-.... 65 V\V, $400 or best offer. dition. See before, it selll! ?f 54~9100 Open Sundiy --=--~---~,,-, ·~642--00J-_O·~----~ 5-10·9100 Open Sunday full po\\l!r $1.550. 962-4750. ~ ~s;:'1' body work. '.""4226 or 640-091l. l96I CADILLAC Autos, Used · 990,Autoo, UHd Autos, Used 990 Autos, Ustd mi Autos, U-990 '65 V\V Van, reblt tram & Luxurious CONVERTmLElr----=====================-========;;;:=;----;;;;;-====:;;;;::;~ ' '67 V\V . Squareback. 1Je111 \ 1500 eng. Nice. Must sell. just in time Jor the warm eng., beige, xlnt cond. Sl OOO. [ 933-1924. H.B. summer months ahead. Fac- 645-1666 eves. i VOLVO tory air conditioning, full 1956 V\V "Oval \Vindo\v'' power equipment, gorgeous $300 or bes! offec. 1972 VOLVO all lea!ber Interior & very, 548-7094 very low, local miles. Must '65 VW Bug, Good condition, be seen to be •ppreciated. must sell, Dir, $so o , Lease Today at (254CII), 530-1592. Best Ratoo .. $2n7 $88.74 Ptr Mo. 0.A.C. AM/FM, Auto. trans., disc brakes. 36 mo. MUST &ell '60 VW Bus, many extras. $650/offer. * 54S-8584 "!t '67 V\V Squareback $950. For Leasing or buying • Call '4S-l.988 at<,er · 'f\8.,, I •. ..!. 10 pm. -IW"' Ulll16 '67 VIV 1700 cc "'"'""·I VOLVO Michelin radial tires, KQni , abocks. Clean. 675-33;.1 '1966 Harbor, C.M. ~9303 •n V\V 7 pasr:. bus. 4500 nti. '66 Volvo Station \Vagon, Air-Cond. Take o v c r Roof Raciti, 4 Spd. Rebuilt peyn1ents. 645-6827 Engine, $985 Bkr, 646-3242. '70 Bug. Suru'OOI. New tire•. '67 Volvo. Good oondil!on. U>oks & runs like new. $1499 $850. best. 673-0885. . 979-2966 '67 VW Microbus. Bed, Al\1- 1 Autos Used 990 FM. sunroof, 56,000 mi. --·------ Clea". s:ic;.9971 BUICK '68 VW $3Xl. Runs excellent, needs bodywork. 4 & 8 track stl'l'l'O 557-6706 'TI Slandanf Bug, xlnt. $1500. Owner 962-3597 eves. '66 VW. White wired in- terior, BEST OFFER! * Cnll ~1441 * *'63 VW* t4(J(). «Bl E . 19th St., c.osta Mesa '70 V\V AM/FM e $1395 540-5631 "64 V\V. Newly rebl.t ~. Nu brks. $600. 540-31166 •n SUper Bug, 12,(KX) mi's, am/bn, under warm. $1775. ~ .. Europe. 54S.151l. · .. , i91o"eu1ci<-· DELUXE RIVIERA CPE. FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING Full po\Ver, strato seafs, stereo, sport wheels, vinyl top, local beauty that looks & runs like day it was d~ livered new. C799ASP), $3888 .a.-Nabers U Cadillac 2600 HARBOR BL., COSTA MESA 540-9100 Open Sunday '64 LUX Buick 9 pass .Sta \Vgn., Jo mi. Xlnt cond. Must sell $725. cash. Pr! pty. 642--0966 after 5 pm. 1971 Buick Skylark sport ~ Nabers l!lilll Cadillac: 2600 HARBOR BL.,. COSTA MESA 540-9100 Open SUnday 1970 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING Full power, padded top, btm1tiluJ cloth & leather. in· terior, tilt & telescopic steer· Ing, stereo, door lock!, new W~ tires, low mileage. Gem that shows xlnt. care inl!lide & out, (Ser. 137010) 4 others to choose lrom. Prices start at $4444 .-, Nabers U Cadillac: 2.600 HARBOR BL., COSTA MESA ~ Open Sundsy 1969 CADILLAC SEDAN DE VUJ.,E Factory air conditioning, full power, vinyl top, plush full leather Interior, tilt I: tele- scopic steering, door locks &: a host of other deluxe xtras. Tru.ly an exceptional value at this law-price. $3444 ~Nabers QI Cadillac: '61 VW Bus. Runs good, wagon. Excel c o n d . 2600 HARBOR BL., Reblt trans, $600 or e.ir/cond. Make o ffe r . COSTA MESA best. 847-1427 eves · 83.1-0343. j 540-9100 · Open Sunday Autos, lmportl4 970 · Autoo, lmpomd 970 Autoo, lmporttd 970 - Trade Up Summertime is the right time to put yourself in • Letter •uto .. mobile. Garden Grove Datsun hes ju st the cer for you some· where on our ler9e lot. The selection is greet and the prices are right. Stop in today •nd 9et the deal you've been weiting for. s69 OPEL KADF.TT.:!r.x~c. $972 711 J ''68 BUICK lE SABRE 4H~'T. $972 Air Collld, IYHFIDt J s6~ MUSTANG ~~H-. $672 '64 SUNBEAM ~ • .,.11 a-• $372 '69 DATSUN.~~~~~,.... !XTH924l $1072 '70 DATSUN 2 o .. '1nu•v> s...,, $1172 . '62 IMPALA H. T. YI. A.t. $472. IPMJIUJ • '69 DATSUN "Ill" 4-4<. UH. $1072 4 IP4. , ..... w, '66 VW BUS ...... ... llYUfJIJ $1072 '71 DATSUN .... • , .... c,.. $1472 ...... ltl41ZT) '69 D.A TSUN .'!~':!-. 11tOCA•1 $1,172 '65 CADILLAC c,.. .. -IPODnl $972 . '66 D.A TSUN ·~'!::' ... '"'· .,.,,. $872 13161 Harbor Blvd., Gard111 Graft t It ILOCl(I SOI/TH Of e ARDl N CiROVI !'llEIWAYl • , . ( 1972 B.UICK C:ENTURION SPORT COUPE + TAJC'I. •LIC. l11d: •• ...., "'""14 1 ...... , . .., ........ ,..., ...... ,..... .1 ........ ,.. cCMltrol. ,_..,,. .rr, AM/PM rodlo, tltt ......... wliffl, chrffle ,... .......... . ,. .... dhc .... . #1062 • ...... t\tf. 1972 OPEL RALLY COUPi 1972 .ELECTRA 225 CUSTOM 4 . D.OOR . HARDTOP + TAX I. LIC. ' Full factory equipped including • gauges, radio, tachometer, tinted 'windshield, 4 speed wncromesh transmission, etc. '#7511 demon· strator. +Tu i. Lie. FuR ~qwei, fee~· •ir, AM/FM stereo, ctuis~ control, tilt steering wheel, electric door locks, custom vinyl top. Completely lumy equip~d1 :#4844 demon.tralor. • TREMENDOUS TRADE 'IN ALLOWANCE 101 YOUR USED CAR • WE HAYE A GIANT USED CAR FACILITY & IT'S ONE·HALF EMPTY. WE NEED USED CARS. "SPECIALIZING. IN QµAUlY" -------------~-• . ' • ' (' I OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK e STORE HOURS e 1:10 A.M. tlll f P.M. _,. __ _ ,,,. ..... ~· ...... ._ ... II A.M. 111 t P.M ....... e SERVICE HOURS e 7110 A.M. tUI l :Jt P.M • ,. __ ,,)My c.._.~&s..dey "SERVICE T6 BELIEVE INN .. • I I I I I • I I . . • ·HENI YOU'RE PLYMOUTH Ill 4 DR. H.T. · VI, •vt.M~tk ' lr•••.J AM t•dio. power 1teori11t, tirited wincllhiok.I, wh1tl covert. Str. #P~362DIOZ167~ , 1495 DOWN. S84fl nt _fAYMINT MONTH '70 MARK Ill ' • Factory· Air • 2 DOOi HARDTOP. F,11 pow,., ss 39 s f1ctory tir, AM/FM 1f•r•O, pow•r • windows I •••h. winyl roof, tint1cl ,1 •••. 1#1527951 '70 DATSUN WAGON A;, c.,d. 4.,,.,d. ud;o, hut .. , .s14g s low mil e1, E1tr1 1h1rpl 171CXU • • • Fact•f Air s4 6 COUN llYILU. Full power,· f1 c- tory 1lr, power window1 I 11111, ,.rityt ,..f. btr• 11ice. l6578SEJ • • ._.... ~kOf! 'IRAND NEW 1972 , ·.DUSTER1 FACTORY Ali CONDITIONING ms " to1e1 ..,_ __..; ... " ...,. -. ~ tw .a '""'1111;. lndudlnl loll. II_, anvlM dlclr• • ........... aedtt, OltlrTld _,.,. Pfke 131'1Jf, ...-... °""'"-,,... 11·""· $295 DOWN $68" PER · PAYMENT MONTH . -' .-~·2495 . . . · · FULL· .PRICE --: Ser. #Vl29L2Bl78151' Ser. •Vl29C2Bl71I52 • Check -. wr RED ·HOT ·iP1RIC·ES on every NEW ·and USED Car!! 1972 VALIANT SCAMP FACTORY Al It COND, 2-Door H.T. •ul9., VltrYI ... ,., powtl' llHrlng, vl11't'I roof, '"'°· del11n """-' CClftl'l, undlt'· CNt, WSW, llltlt pll:g., dema 1p1Clell l#V~ C2Rl11411). • •2895 s395 ,:;:.. 17821 M"!' ... 1395 11 10111 dDwn H!l'"*'t· sn.:11 1ot11 ,,... pe'(IMlll tor .c2 "'°"tits, Incl. ttl1 Ind lie:, and c1rry1ng cM'll"S on ~"'811 crwdlt. Deflrrtid pymt. prke Sl61V6. 1111111fl wcen1ege r11t n.'°"" '61 CAMARO ' -'69 MERCURY . Factory Air Auto tr1n1., power 1teeri1119, rtclio, li1ter. Lic1ns1 WEW JS2. Factory Air ~.~~,'~,"",;,~ ,":'::,• w~~~~o~ $219 S . ••th, lull power, tint1cl 9l11s, ltn· cl111 top. {94JAFWI • 2 CHEVROLET . HOURS: 7:30 l.M. fl 5:00 PJL T111. .tt Fri. M11•1J 'ti 9:00 PJL .:a.;: 1 ' BRING THIS AD IN FOR FREE VACATION . SAFETY ·1NSPECTION ON YOUR CA". ·. ·BRAND NEW 1972 PLYMOUTH SUIUIU.N JS.. W .... ,ac:tory Al.r, VI, Alllomllk, Pow91'· Sleer1119, '-er er.it•. Tinted Glen, R.c!ID, Poww Rur w~ doW, RMIO &. Mud! MONI. i#PM 4'K2m77Sf,:I), h°" Ovtr 1104 Off WlrdoW Slick., Price. $3995. + Ttl • Lie. '66 IMPERIAL 4 Door. Futl pow1r, ~ l..ndiv top. 1521FWZJ' .. sags ~ '68 .LINCOLN ' CONilHINTAL 4 DOOi. Full pow· Factory:Air s219s • ., f"lo'Y ,;, -"Oh m'" ;, th;, . Cit Jo•clff." (6061$1) '66 FORD 3f..·TON . P.U. . Factory Air v.1, 4 1p..cl, r1clio, he1t1r, h1tvy duty. c1mp1r lfllUipment, Long it.cl. lic•11N No. Vl6176. ·sg95 '67 DODGE DART . "GT" Factory ·Air Coodltl0ftlt19 2 Dr. H.T., 1utom1tic, r1clio, he•f•r, power 1teeri119, l~ctory •ir conclition- in9. l lcen1• No. VNA 615. sags ' ' . .. .. I • ; . _.,... ' ·• Autel, u ... I • • ' . •' • • ,Etc~llent . Se.lectio~ ~f : previously ' ,. \ ' ' . . ' ' ' ' . llark, .Ill's and · Continentals. owned .. . .. ' .. ' . '. ' . I ·' • • .. Frid<J, Joly 7, 1972 $ ---,,. -.u .... -HORNET'----+-:- *o~~ ,~ 327•11~• ''3 LincOtn Cail~-1•1 PINTO SALE IS ti> - ,_... -~. ··~· top. -" 0-s.i.. -..::n..4 'Tl --Pvt pty, tlllhl7lL Nev ii.., £nilit, IC rioJ ·a. 'Without U-, 4· apeedl, <""CHEVROLET =.. ~.:'":.:"':: :'::'":;~th=. * * * Jrl:od at $1115. llfust .,. to, d1x 1'11> "'"'· plald -· John P. Robin-bell~. .-.....,, ·n Pinto lllllY 15321 V•s••r, tact. .equjpped, radio. Wostminstor NEAL lllOIORS lleoter, 4 speed, Int." ext. You are the -of ~ .,!'c!:;.IR_ :=·:(!;;;~h ~ Brand New 1m- HORNElS· , • 2 tlcketa to the UI • 1lll ,,_ Robins Ford, 1QOO Southlaftll l!arbor :Blvd., Costa Mei& MUSTANG · -~ p ~ Home & Garden '61'C.,..__.a1 Cpe. ... -10 ' '71 Grana ''" Show •.....-.~ Must """"" ' 1 O\\'Tler, Dark Grten,: 'IJ'lllY at the lmml~. I· • '63 ·FORD Ga.laxie hardtop. ~·•I Motors F.quipl, 18,cm actual ..a.. ANAHEIM SeU.-dlr. 897-GZM. MH, automatic, PIS. V-8, wtll buy your Ab901ute\y Immaculate, '61 ·Lineoln. New pamt. Loob good milts. (FTU188) $451 Now A*ailable with Must•ng for c•Jh $4095 .. · :!~~~~0:, ~ -_, im . =-:.~~M=-AIR CO~DITIONING 1;~~ w;;;;~1• N~~~M2~~ ..... :~O:;::!iJ!: :'!!~!' ·11 Ford wagon AT.NO EXTRA CHARGE 21~~-~:_ 21oo*'f..'!11f.1~- . ' . .. ~-. ' )'0lll" tickfta <North County Good O:t....,--a. ta9G. AUt?matie, f8.ctorY . ail con· SpecliUy equipt cars now 145 •11 11 ,1966·Pontla Ventura 4 Dr ~1~::i~--M'i.,..~:"~ls&"540-iillil~*~)I r--:-i:*c:•t11·~-ET*Jt/. -·r, ... ~· radio (38X7Q), availilble In 2 Dr, 4 Dr,·and 'G'f ~fUSTANG Hanttop. Faci-v.g ""~·PB .; Cond·• V dlr. 836-6585; -11portaboUt~W&ion -moemts · tOry equipped radio, beatti-.. ' "''• .' • \i:tean inskl; .'70 . NOVA SS ~I 1t1;J ·· '10 FORD' Custom Club wgn. IMM£DlAlE, DELIVERY good 1)1~... IT:oo.16> $95! l;°I\' !:;" "":;. "'-'Saq!ti<e' • ' • ' ... I 1971 MARK ID . ' ' .. ' ' · .. · , BeaU;tifuC J;..utoft&O'b~ ·"' · .Brazil~ MoopiUsti with tob.llcBr ~ather •lilterlot •ilnd black landau roof. Luxury equq,ped mciud!og 'full P.wer, climate con- trol air, individual ailjustlljg power front ff&!J, tilt wbee!, 8 , tra~k stereo, power door locks. And much, much more. ( 416 CFP) " ' ( . ·~ . . . ' . ' 'l .. "SAIJE! .. Outs~ndirig Group Of -°-1-~ice Cars! · 1910 Cadillac ·- . IL DORADO '. 'I ~ Immaculate. Emerald milt metalllc/: black l:.andau,6.matdiiDg Leather in- terlcr. I:Wauy eQolpPed. T\ilt power _ ILDO,U.DO CONVlltTla~E .1 Attractive 'Ebeny 'Black wiJb White leather • me.tchlna top. ~ < tncl.· 6 .wa, aeat..-tUt-,te}e wheel, ~f·~ '~ -Powft dl:U-Jbckl ls much · thtu-out, (ull power, clbna:te control air cond.·, ·tnt-!tf!le wheel, AMIFM. power door loc)tJ:. s ;Wt;i aeat. (4()4'.. 001) men. (C81AKJ) • ... ... --.... ~. ~+ ' :$4975 , .. ' . " .-~:$6175 • ' , . .. ' , .19.69 Ply_mouth •• '' ,.Ul.Y1 Ill ' 4 ;sOOr bard.top. Aztec Gold With Jart- da.1,1. -top;..equjpped with VS, automa- tic, .radio, -..ater, poWer steering .&: brakes;laC:U,ry air conditioning, re·, tl!CU excellen.t ?U• (774 EDA) .. $1575 " ... 1969' :tiiicoln · · coNTINENTAL 4 DR.. ' White exterior ·with· blac.k leather and vinyl top. .Full power, air cond. ' and .. vacuwli. Jocking grolip. Near: wbOJ'"8le.' (nz4!58j. run prlce' ' ' • . . .. . $2975 ._, -' . l . .. 1971. Mai:fc 111 OUTSTANDING a CLllAll Gotieous* Emerald TtlrquoJle tlldlb1 with'matclllng leather b\torior, -· · landau roo~ luxury ~ fUl1 power, 6,:way individuid .eats. ftll t . Wheel, · auto. cruiae eoatrol.. ~. door, locks, AM/FM -,aDcl mudt niore. 'Alk to drive. tMS .~) • $5·775 -' 1971 . Mercedes . :llo'ii 4 DOOR 11,000 miles-. Dnert befge with brown Landau alid laddle tone · interior . . LWtury . eoulil!l<d Incl Autoinati~ AM~FM radi.o, air cond.,;power iteer· ing • brakes. power ~ See and drive, (4l4ELU) .$7175 · .~ALWAYS· .A GREAT SELECTION · OF TOP . " Q1J~ITY·'~$ ..... " ' . ' . , .. . , . . . \ " · •0ninp• .cO!firlii••F4""'r., r1,.. em· • son . . . " , .; . ' • • • • ' : ... .t•lf~ .. ,' .. ·~ .... 1 •• e. .. ' . ' • °"'J!e• $5!> VI. Vinyl top, ,66 • 123 "'.bl ..... VS, AT. AC; \_ /. Theodore RobU.. Fonl,.IOOO_ l7-3095'. \ ' y . broWn.w/belgevinyl buclcet ~ Jttil. 1DX>-S57_-.5161, . _ ... •\• -· .1 _ ••. Harbor Div~., Costa~ .... .?::._..:.;:n:.. H 18ats.Autofnatie.(floorlhift) ' • , -543-\698 . 1JT.a,nt s·t 642-0010. · 1967Poll~C oumMV-.:• BS , . ' 4 Spd AM/FM-Extra •n FO J.Jj ee , •""'Ylhuig. Must.'!<' ... n 4< comole. factory guages, a.;.. fY:GU358) RD Galax.ie 500 H.T. · .; •..• : • 6S MUSTANG tlrlvm to a P p.r-e:C.f"l t e • power dlac brks, exterior ~i-iJr a· V-8, auto, PS, RMI, air ~Motors ,. Immaculate. Sacrilice, ~luit 5"~767'9 chrome. TOP SHAPE! $165 mftt t'Ohd., vinyl roof, ~ .:.t7 St26. sell. dlr, 897.(1224. -,=,.-·-=-,=,-·I BelowSook.MliltSeU!Wlll • • ·• · -mies. (074BUO) $2 751 • '"'?• ." '&IBonnevillC·~ • • .,.., .. , ~-M St 196S l\fUSfANG O:>nv. N{'\\' Loaded' G · f' ',' · Harbor Blvd Costa M Santa Ana tires, air, auto trans. Sl29a. * 6~1494 * 10 qutclf. Ca1i 531·121B. c· om· ~ ~re Robins Ford. ~ · ...,... -"J. • am . . . rea .• c:ona. '67 C-11• Spt. Cpe, .,. -10' " esa, Good rond. 84&-mt. • ....., D-•1o . ~ ' JEEPS '66 PONTIAC GTO, 4 ~.!"'·" ... nau , beater, automatic, a , 1965 J\fust.a"', Reblt e~.. b k t vi 1 .. tof>t• •JW"I real beauty$.1#09923>437, IMPORTS :. '63 Ford-Wagon. V-8, auto., .good tires, na\ly blue. ?.fuiT ~~.' .':'· ..... Y .,.,,_. ~R -1: H, Air cond., $150. '42 Willys J eep. 4 whl. drive. --" ~1 k Ir =~~1 Low Down Low Terms , finn. 543-3691. Call alter 4 Roll ,,bar. New canvas top. """"'· "a e 0 'u,.,,.....,.,.. • T·BIRD.-.: PHONE 665799 100()..UJO W.·Paciflc.cit. Hwy. pm. Tow ·bar. Asking $895. '67 ~-rusrANG, 8, air cond. • MIRACLE MAZDA Newport Be1¥!b cn4) 6'2-0fOO ·n FORD LTD Wagon, load-SJ6..6480. au to, oo,cm mi. $1100. '61 T·BIRD. air, ot.ii .p&Jnt, • 21~ Harbor Blvd. · ~ td w/xtra.s, new tires Ir: '69 Ford Bronco, 4 \VD, Gariiged for 1 yr. 642-4789. xlnt cond. $600. · :· -0>ita111.. . ,65 yeti;' a.tho-~ broker, $3200. 644-0256, ax-rond., man; extn1s. OLDSMOBILE -M>-ma '68 CHEV. Camuo 2 qr. A real beauty. Deep= 4 1958 Ranchero, good "COOO., S1975. 835-UKllJ dy;;. VEGA H:T. Fully equipped. JWI, spd AM/FM 327 ~e . dlrome whls., ste"'° -· IMPERIAL FACT air, Auto, pwr, '65 ot:ick lbift, aood m11... Radial' Tires,' Ready -· ,air/cond. $600, Att 5, 536-6853 FSS. 4 •.::;_; Cu~By ::_:; -••. -71-.-y-r--,.1,-·p""1.11""'·r ~ •. ........ '(VPK'l!il). $125l Prlced'al <$1995 'coiile <n' TRIM '63 FALCON best '70 Imperial -, .. ,..... -'""° · • ~· Ulll llftU. '11"Jt<d:ce Robim Ford. 3'.l60 today " .. cash oner over~ $300. Lei ~ ,. ~. · ~ ,i Harlxr Blvd., O:leta Mesa, ·A·l overhaul 642-0954. Gron "'66 O!dSmobile 442. 4 Spd, Air ~1 Vq 642-0lllD. NEAL MOTORS ,67 G~ 500 2 dr HT lmmacOtate Condltlon, Sacrl-$"95 Wbedf. 1-0iit ·'~ . '66 Nova Wagon BONDED l)EALER • ' -. ps/pb, ~~re .. 45,oOO ~ce. Must Sell, di•. 897-0224. S4>-!iJ88 lll,000. mlls~'2·0(9m64J)S.:". ;_ 's !ind to ti •· 2100 --c--mi Top eoo<1 •= -= . LINCOLN PLYMOUTH cy er, au ma c, ra '°• 145·7111 · '-· " heater, economy vacation 19&1, FORD Fairlane 500 Sta 1-------- special (XEVl18f 1895 dlr. CQUGAR • Wgn, .... mecll. rond. $300. 1962 PLYMOUTII Valiant PIS, R&.H, $100. COA£T ~ IMPORTS 836-65.15. • <'8lh.. 67373830 1970 Chev, ~ E!tare, '67 COUGAR, nd, vlnyl ..... s Paa. Sta. Wgn. Pwr. i:e<f erl., low miles. Im.mac. Steering &-brakes AM-FM cond. Air. See to appfeclate. Stereo radio. tBt .teer. whl. $1350 .. firm! 644-2714. Factoey Air, Jucpge rack, DODGE _· Dt'llr tires le brakes. Panel-. • ~~oo= '66 -WAGON ·. Y~ 9 p W P/b DodgerMoMco, 9 pu&enger:, ~ -~· ' AutOmAtlc. faclQty air condi-• P/s, llr, radiol·tin!1dO.OOO . ~-• -. mlft. Kake oner on $1'100 1tion ..... ; ~J:K>Wer ste1rnJ&; - T-~ --nts ndlo, heater, (RUC337/. - GREMLIN Br•ftll'New 1972 GREMLINS ~--··~ ~--• $1000. dlr,'836-ti535. • , 1969 Dodge Cbazger good " • 70 M .... ·Carlo oondlllon. $1295. or trade !or V& aatamatic,, tactDry air, convertible · ·amalf • c a 'r. · 2S ~ in .tock poRI' lltllerUC, ndlo, heat· 54~. . , over . er. WQi roO( ('184AVA) DOD·GE, Dart 1961, ~:!!1en:!els,. ~avail- ~ dlr -· automatic, Pl. pb, .... con-IMMEDIATE DWYERY 1t'l1 VEGA Hatchback -Dt:· dition. S'Z'50-. ~loot · · 1 _ • .ei COhd. ' opd. Cust. int/ DODGE DART '69. PS, ·m 1Dnlted, -oell. GD COND. PVT, PIY, ,IT. _.a t;!! 'Lee ..., jllllr. M4;ml-• •· m•> -ncu:u. ~ '68 l'!'r.,la ' FIREllRD Aamcin"*n n Immaculate, &Rrif!ce, Must . -11:•7 •-6 oe11 dlr, 897-aDI. '68 Flr<blrd. 350, vlnyl top, ,.,.. ~ • wbls l\l;cbiillD tifri,. , 123+,SQ. M .. ~~ a. -.i;•JLWBU !fl 4 -· low ~mo: 673-ns'I. ' . SOnta - miles, --· lmmac. . ---E=Rf-&~.L--$ll00. or olM. 817~ • · FORD . · . · ·IMP ..: ' ·1S66 Chivy 88396 '. '66 GAL-XL'2 dr b.ro ~ 4 1969 IMPERIAL $1000 or~ otter. 548.9613. spd, eooe1 .concf. Best ott~. "LE BARON" 983 Oak st, CM. 54>-1441 • Luxurious 2 dr. Hardtop wllh '61 11e1 ~v-s.. •'~ tape · • 1970 Squire ro ...,_ 1.ct..,. air coodltloolnc. elk, ldn't OllDl. Must ... to I .. 6 --• DR' vfuy1 top, taPestrrlnt...._., .... Prl _,. ~ -.,_ w au: <.i.·MOll.. r car. • -..:;;.ll . . . ~ a • r;, .. -· 07U0""1oov. $3150 675--3428 .i.a power, cnu.se co .... u.. 1966 NOVA Qny.n Wason. • • tilt whee~_doo. loc;lm. moot P/S $525.' . '58 ,FORD. Sl'lCK. . """'~ dlx. xtra. (XWX214), • 962-5623 GOOD· CONDmON, $3Xl.. ' ' $2m • ' Llncoin '64 Gd. cond. -• Must sd.I. $795. I Pvt, pty, 644-2147 !lGZ-5623 '65 PJymouth Barracuda auto trans., 273 eng., one o'o'·ner, very clean. 893-4013. 9UICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY , PILOT 'WANT .AD ·~ Vt\µANT. new tires &: WOO:lDW.PacltlCc.£.Hwy. pe.intu~uto, xlnt cond. $375. Newpcrt Beacb·(7H).rli42-0406 84$-3,,.. 54&<529" • ' . 990 Autos, Owt 990 Autos, Used . PRICES GOOD THRU JUNE 30th · 'f _ _,15°10 DISCOUNT . , .... , AtOM FACTORY STICKl!lt PRICf-' Oft· >:ny New '72 -Buick Electra 225, Riviera or Eat~te W·· In Out. StOc:k 1 J 14°/o DISCOUNT FROM FACTORY STICKER PRICE -... ' On Any Le Sabre or Le Sa_bre Cust~m In Ou r Staci- ~ .: 11°/o. DISCOUNT · , FR0°M FACTORY S11CKER PRICE . ·On Any Skylark or Sliylark Custom In Our Stock · l SPECIAL LOW PRICES · · '' · On AH Opels In Stock . , · ' . 0 'c LOW OYltlHUD DOIS"IT '64 Olevell• good cood., V~ '64 T ~ all · H ti ton B h . auto, askliig $575. oo,!ioo -~·· power, air it Nab1n un nt uc . m.ilu 642-3436. $375 or best offer. · -._,.,, ...... ,~Io I '63 S:lair vs Auto. Belted * 675-6382 * Cadlllae 535-6588 174,.!~ w/w 21 mpg. $435/oller. 1:.,~. GOO<) m"'"'." and . 2600CO~L.. l~~~f.~!""~g.· ~· ~· :."i::~:f'~-:-~~~~~~i 540-3023 • Call 646-:li07 "-540-9100 ope,) Sti:nday 1971 VEGA wagon, auto, A·-1___. 970 A·-I r1-~ 970 R&:H, $D>O. Call 551--3699 ,...,_, ·~ .--..,,_, mpo ,... eves; or week-ends. JJl63 CHEV 1mpala _, Cruimmatic, a 1 r I c o n d • pi), 833-0'558 '66 QIEV Impale. . Best .oiler over $600 • .' 19'4 H&rt:u mvd .. C.M. '70 Monte Cerio ·8$$. Full -· Ar. AM-FM. ~ Pvt pty. $2,400. -· 'ill (heyy tta WI''-Alr com, rsd. --. Gd com. Jl,lDO.~ '64 El CamJno 4 .... vs. bckt .. tr.• • 6"/HtK;; ii. h ' • Wc's., ._ Pf-wltllk ··--1 • • ... JUI. • ' '68 RAT 124 SPORT CPE ••••••••••• lffl' '67 vw Slj)UAREBACK ......... ; •••• Ml .. SpHd, ll:Mlo, Hlmtll'. Ol'.CE •I frltw Rtd P•!nl, $htrpt .l $,...,, fVDX •l ·n-v,r:-oauxi BUS .. : .. ' ....... 11J9f _-.6-9_A_U_m_Nc_A_cM_E_R_JC-'-,A-•• -.-.. -.-•• -.-•• -.-........ =,-= Sun ll:llOl;·CVS~tt IMh;"'OlrMM Wt!"''· l'Cll't' Holt'..,..,., ll:i11Ultf •E11111M 4 $Pffd. (YXZ 290) '• ~ • ' (UQL OU) This 'Wnktnd Qnly"t 81ut MtltlllC,. PllMI. • · \ '68 P,~$ .. ,. ,_.: , .... , , .. , .$10"' '65 -KARMANN G,HIA • • •• , ... : .... 11\Dw:! -N n"4201 •• ,., 11:911Wl llKk1"'9f1ol' ... ,, Onnta. ll:llClo, """'· 'ldot'Y ····~ ~ ... ~ ..... tc!IML( .. , '56 YW BUG .. .. .. .. ............ f79f ~69 MUSTANG MACtf I ........... , .. ...... a.mM hetltl.s.fl, a.JC Qftdttlon, CDl"f '1J) 1 OT. 4 ,....,_, 41 Collfa Jtf. Loh .t GoMla. (YU 111). ,,; ;.t . '58 Yw IUG , . ·; ...... : ., ,._ ....... IJfS·. ~64 VW CA,.,PER BUS ............. fl$. ..................... Of1H ... , ,, • • .,...,. C<lll •Otl • • ... # ' ' . fff5 N 'llltl '67 V.OLV0,,122 __ s·. " ... ., .. , . . . . . .. . . '70 KARMA N GHIA .... · .... ; .' ... ~llNJ'Mr'•.,.¥1 t .9'.' .• ....: .... 1 ... ,.4.,...l., .. ll ' --~ .... :• '69 ...... BUS · ""' -12191 '6 ... YW ·FASTBA1 · · --'.$1 ... ...,, ·-. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • T Gil., ••••••••••••••• ;;·.~-~:.~l •.... ' ......... $1495 .;~-~~;~~UA CA .. ER ; ••• ,D ~~o.t.fYDl,W) ., I ... 1 ... -TII;-.. .......................... ,.. ' ''5 -~,!r.D"° -.~ ............. : .• ; . '67 IAIMANN GHIA ...•...•.•••• C:W.Oaa· • .... j· .1~it.-;.;19c;W .. , (RPJ•• .. •. •. 'Y ........... Air and., .. Sflttd, ............. fn? ftl} • "• \ . . '7-1 · VW CAMfll . . . . . . -. . , . .. • • .. '69 VW SQUAREBACIC ........... . ...... .,,,... ... , ..... vr.'ftl'lienty.C~ ';.m"~i. ~"'1Mr..it.lrC9nd!llOfl1!1111 UWUWM .... (tDYMl1 ' ... -,.,,..;. • u--$1 'If YW SEDAN · .............••..• ':! .... ::-:.-:...-;•""('""~it •••'•.-,. • ~ ........... Lettefllltml°"9rM ....... ONrllllllTIN.-ACAl ;o' • • .1 ' I I •• . . ... '!'PILOT Frida)', Jul)' 7, 1972 . . • • . 0 I •• 20 . ' WE HAVE i~~ OF THESE SPECIALLY EQUIP.PED . . . . CUTLASSES FOR YOU TO SELECT FROM! ' , Example: Brand · New 1972 Cutlass Hardtop Coupe sP1c1A11 v P•1c1D AT ·LOADED: Factory Air ConditioninCJ • Turbo Hydramatic Trans. • Power Steerin9 ' $ 00 •.' Pow~r Disc Brakes • Vinyl Roof . e Deluxe Radio • Whitewalls • Sporty LouverecJ Hood • Fuji Wheel Discs • Tinted Glass • Plus much • much more. <~Fl1H2Z1l5514) . . . . YOUR AUTHORIZED GMC TRUCK DEALER! WE'RE CLEARl.NG OUT OUR STOCK OF VACATION RENTAL UNITS!· · OltTSJANDING LOW PRICES ON MINI HOMES & CAMPERS! . YOU'LL AVE A BUSHEL ·oF ·: BUCKS ON THESE . • 'ff TOYOTA A11tom1ti'-R1clio I h11ttr. I 1321XEI '67 BUICK ELECTRA '72 OLDS CUTLASS '67 KARMANN GHIA sn95 :;,d,. '~~;,,:::'.:~":::;, f•:::i. $1595 VI, "to., UH, P.S., P.1:. A;, s3499 4 '''"'· .. d;o "d '"'"· s. 895 . -7 fUDU004l cond., •inyl roof, 1102765) . CTQMl991 '69 BUICK SKYLARK '65 CHEVROLET . '66 TORONADO '69 FORD TORINO I d•. H.T. VI, .,fomotk, "dlo, s2·09s I , . . . $695 $ 9 A'tom•fl<, ,.d;o, hut ... ,;, 51795 • • ooor. Aufom1hc fr1n1m1111on, • • • • h11t1r, pow1r .1tt1r111~,. "!"yt . R&H, powtr stotring & br1~11, 11 5 cond1t.on1n9, ¥1nyl roof, roof, focfory '" condii10111n9. r1cl10 '"d h••f•r. IWYY2721 t 1. f t · I006•ZHJ l'"Y•<l l IZOHll•I tu om• 1c, •c ory '"· ,.. "' '70 HONDA CAR '67 BUICK SKYLAltK '68 VOLKSWAGEN '64 DODGE WAGON A•d•o, h•ttllf, 4 •p••d fr•n1· , . I f t . Ft1tb•c•. Don't b• lt1t o" thit Autom•tic, r•dio, h••f•r, roof 1n9, "'"V roo , pow•r 1 ••rin9 . sass 4 doOI hudtop. A;, .,,d;t;,,. $1395 5895 s5· 95 111i11io11. fl62C01tl & brtk••· IUPK7751 ono. fVTS7541 r•clr:. IOWKOl2) . WE LEASE All POPULAR MAKE an T 850. Harbor · Blvd., COllA MllA ·540-9640 ( .. i l I) I • . ' • t • .\ Friday, July 7, l 9n DAILY Pll~f -(7 ' \ • '71 . PINTO"~; 2·DOOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 4 ipttd hilfl~>-1. rQl!111. lleurti. hl·b«k 1Mtk1 -l."ht:ewaU '"'"""""'I COYen. flXIOW1Sll600F BRANDNEW -• '72 DODGE TRUCK · Loaded with vinyl bench seois, heater, t 78 • 14 tires, windshield washers, direction signal s, full vinyl int., much l!W.lth mort. Order Yours Todoy. FULl,;PRICE $2288. FACTOITCOLOR . OF TOUI CNOICll FULL PRICE I 4 ..,i W.-ilWofl. rM, htottr, llutUt *'" ... ffl;l ifllrilr. 32Ul.f. IMMEDIATE • DELIVERY ./ '72 DODGE POLARA BRANDNIWI IMMEDIATE DELIVERY V-1, a.ito. trans~ cloth & vinyl in- flrior, fuM foctory equipped. s.ria1 tbnber Dl41G2D2S327S. $2888 FULLPRICI '71' VEGA 2300 '72DODGE BlOOVAN Full corptuing, pt111t!ing, salon ruck, ouuidt lirt mount, point strip1, loaded for fun & lrolic. 1411SK.. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY $3188 PULL PRICE BRAND NEW '72DART DEMON 188 CUSTOMIZED BY "COURTESY" lo'bdtd wilh windthitld W111htr1, high bock buckit '1IRtl, hlottr, rinyl hlodliner, outside mirror, G9Sxl4 lirts + much much more. 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' " 1 ... ·~ . ~ , ' ' ' 7 • • ' ' I ' • • ' ' • -------.. --. •*' ~ --~ ... .. ... .. .. -·- .. -... j ,_ -• .. -'I: • ~ • • -·--a ~ . ......... __ ... - , " 0 .. ~ M .. • 0.• •• o • .-~ Ca Pt> ··counci l ~~-~: Hfili~111 g_ . . f I , • ..... 9~ fl.ei oning ) . -- • - • - • . · EDITION • -ORANGE COUNTY, CAUF:ORNIA FRJPAY, JULY 7, ·191t ' . lnjwred San Cletnente Girl Fire Engineer Don Hodgoop, left, and Fireman Den· Dis Valch give first aid to Junko Ballew, 13, of 108 .. · Redondel, 'Thursday. ·She suffered ·rup injuries when atruck by a car while ri!ling her. bicycle from •ll!D· . ' mer school. 'The accjdent occurred at the A venida Pico offramp of'the San Diego Freeway. The girl was . treatej[ at. Mission Community Hospital and released. 'The driver of -the car was not held. N.Y. Steek• TEN CENTS Patrolman Na bs GI On Jetliner OAKLAND (UPI) -A Sl-J-.14 AWOL soldW, who hijacked I Padlle Southwest Airlines Jetliner for $tll,llOO ransom, sunerilmd early today to a highway patrol captain he hod tabn bostage. "! told him that as IOOn as he stepped down the ramp an FBI agent II l'>lnc'to squeeze one off and your bead will disintegrate," 11id California JD&lnr•J. Patrol offlctr Lloyd Turner, 42. The hijack..-, Identified by the FBI u Francis Goodell, Manassas, Va., banded ov!' two f1UD1 and the r.-n after two teriae boun ol w~ lllt lloolll( m on the runway •I OUland ~ It was the -llfjacldlc al a PIA plane in two days. The FBI klDed two gunmen In Wednesday'• hijaclllnfl at Sm FranclS<O JntemaUonal Airport. (Seo Btory, Page I). Turner, of Sacramento, hlld been a passenger In plalnclollleo .-Ibo plane whtn 1t wu seized oY'U'~N«tbem California • The llfjack.,. took command of lllt plane while It was Dyl~ from Ooldand to Sacramento and onlered 11 to head for San Diego. The airline turned over the r.-at San Di ... ml the hijack..-releuecl all but two"" lllt 57 pa~.,.. bdore forc- ing the cmr to Oy to -• !a..t "1 lalbd'lo hbil ..... ~ ""!, lllld • • ::.:: .ti: ::.11,~~..: would .. a • IJC.lum ~ l&ld -: Tul'im'.. . • . .... $8.4'5 Millio n Blidge.t 0l{'d t •. • Ell ·· • • -I • - ' . " . . . One P. "'*"" lllrllll -- '!'limn fl'lba = .. pa--... _ .... pI""*'Jl •elll 1'llnMr ... . ..... frllW Satldleback, Tru st.ee1 Aritlwrize1 · 20-cent To.x Hike R~ycling Units . . Biclc on Regular , . ~ .·seh.~ule . -p -' .. ... ...,;_ . -... A propooed $1.15 million budget ear. rying a 211keol tu: lncreaBe for the Sad- dlebaclt Commuolty College Dislrlct was given teolalive approval Thunday by lnL!teel. . The college officials approved the pro- pooed budget for legal publication. Final approval will come Aug. 10 folJowlng a pubUc bearlDg. ' The budget, ii left ·unchanged, wUl ,... qulro ·a -per 111111 a_...i valua· lion tar l)lle, up ~from c ~ far lhls pati.lcet. • '' Tnlltea hod -,amlolllly ..... lldeifnc ·a n.cent tu: JncreuO but were ·lj>Ond the necessity· Of approving that hie duo, to • SJ>OflaCl!lu' J2.pereent In-= .l\1.:ci:-"'<!I valuation of the 'The ictual ,budget rigum proposed for the COIJUDuolty coll!&• diflricl are '5,772,IM for the ·General Fund Budget, 11,1111,911 for the Building Fund Capital OuUay ·Budget, and fll,31S for the Specl41 ,Rtserve Fund. ' Bulld1ng Fund Budget.ls provided by the dlslrlct's 11118 -ls9ue. The Reserve Fund mont.S are· provided tO lhe dlltr1cl by the county for out-ol-dlStrlct ituclenls attending Saddleback. At their last meeting before the coun- ty's ....-cl valuation was announced, -.Sweretoldal~lncreue In the .uses!!ed valuation WU OD• tldpaled. Glum board memben moiled. the Dlt*'ll.yrilf • dnlClc tu: iacreue. '1'"1 ..... llfl.bul!PI---I& . ~t•!icil ~o Reo~~ Issue ·· ... ·-. . . . ""' . -~~~ad.Jo Housing Tract .... _..... . • • • • • • I M1denla In quiet neJshborboodl .... IUDldlnl the llnb: And the cllOlce of roods ..,. the coune alao drew out aolfinl ..-pnjzatlons wblcl1 w e r e ClllUpoken tu their cr!Ucilql. • Al ii -"""• 'Developer John Jloa&ll• Jr. bu· permilllon •to U10 ID ext-af A-llllCdalena. using ail--·-the llnkl to oene tbe Initial .,._ ol Ills denlopmonl. But ' .... the pnject ..... 100 dweDlng anlll (more l!IOn • are ]l'OllCllld), the San "'llio """"" -1cf hive to be denlopod tjnup a Improvement dlltllet. ' Gradlnc Is .-ty -plele for the lloulllw proje<t. at:r ~ Peter, """ hu llad< to Illa vlewl tbal bitter !11111<1 are anllable -San ~ Will prob- ..., -• report tO .. effect at "..,,...., __. .......... ( attempt to cul im,ooo from the boilget. I tu:payera ff the district had not been That committee reported Thursday that esalblished. $146,000 had been snipped. To llla!h more The av~e rate for the seven years iooney could permanently damage the the dlslrlct liu been' fh operatlod' is &7 college's education program; the board . cents per 1100 ......ed valuation. was advised. rhat includes the 1f'1i.n ~ rate Fred H. Bremer, 'dislrlcl •superin-of 12 ceoll and three )'em When the ··ltndent, told trustee. Thursday that county .. t the tu: rate. when the totlll· picture was considered, Tai rate for llOl>COIDJllWllty college ~ Saddleblct'J?i>!rlcl'1 ,tu: rate bas dlslrlct areas w~ lf.11 ,lllli polll ,flscal heen :Jower .111an· the rate.Which would Yfar ;wbil .. jbe ~rate was G ~ve ~ le_vled ~Y the c;ounty oa . .,., cools. Bremer alcl. : T~ey ·s~ys : J?emoerats • ' . . . Shouldn't Drop McGovern •r PATRICK BOYLE stopped by refu;lng to allow a11' ol Illa Of ltlt Dlllr r11tt,s..., · · • Cilifornia ·delegation to be seated,'' Sen. Freshman California ~nnoc.ratlc·' Tunney'told reporters. Senator .John Tunney 'Tliunday ~d ·lie "U he II sto--' tt'would ""'* a did oot think the Democratic Party ' .,....., . would make it into the White Houae In chasm in the party that would he a1mo1t November ii George McGovern ii.stop. Impossible to heal." peel from 'winning the nomioaUon. , The oenator said Prelideol Nillll He called the . lorlhcomfnC Svprrpo could he defeated In November, bat only Court decJslon on the ae,ating of by a unified campaign in which all · McGovern'• California delegation at the former candldllel for the PresldeDcy convention "very critical" and uld he . 'plrtlcipaled .. He said he ,would not 1!11[>- . would give up hia own c:oaveaUan aeal ii llOft any ~1. Cllldldlta ml Iha& ........,. for me .of.Ill!< ricbla'IJ elecled Jie<wvutd ~ --~ McGovern delegatea. Sen. "'80eY wu · (8e1i ~ PIP II one of aeveral delegatea chOlen following ' the June. I pr!Jpary to fjll out U,, 271· when i. pt m 111111Uu1& 11-. to.' • "I caalll lave shot blm ~ U.. butu.e .... -...i-.. the plam 11111 It could have ruptured Ibo skin ol the aircraft," '1\Jmer uld. -Tuna aid Goodell tolil him he WU I Vietnam 'fllllan and complalned lllt Army 1"11ddn't lei blm IDOIT)' I: girl la Soullltut ..... Once ... tlio croand In OUlud, the "" jacker, ""° ll&J>ed the pa-ipr llol with lllt allal ol GOodwln M. Barri., apportllllf bl Ida _,,., n... lllbd him Into IUmlldlrill(. and bewalbd down the rear Btalrl'al Ibo Boellll m with 111a hands ra11ec1 .-111a head. 1'11I ..--blm .. --be lleppfd to lllt .,...i. He WU Warlafl & JdiUI jldill, wldll lhirl and -ponll. :·n. PY WU alrakl,'' ID airport •pMmun 'ulil. "He -med to rea1llt be had made • mlltalte." Nllort Gebbudt, ..,.Clal agtnl la diarp ol lllt Illa Francisco FBI o111ce, Nici Gqodoll had beeo •blenl for two days -n: RBey, Kan. The· llljlc:br bed • German.moclo auto-plitol when he took ov.,. con- trol ol Ibo pllne, and he alao got the hlilnnY patrolman's run when It fell from tbt pocbl ol his jacket wblch he· hadpulOYWa•L That w• tllo !Int tmlltatloa tbo hJ. jacker bid llltl -.... --· ~ far Ibo llljad:w WU Id at flOO;olO, and tbt U.&. -..., aalhorlzed C ... BUMS, hp S) , * '* * ,member McGovern delegatkm. • , 1 • Tunney made hil remarb during an · Informal aJ>PWance II the ~ Viejo Inn ,to help .nlle money for the ' Democratic Party In~- DoIJ~le Hijack ·Victim , . ' "It will be -' for the Democratic Party to win If MeGovem Is • Can~t B·elreve Bad Luck ' ' ' ' New·Cmniunts . . ... ' . Coming ·SO()n?· FltJGGI, •1Wy ,(UP!) .J.. Want a , 'new held!• Prol. R. J.-Wblte ol • Cleveland ..,. tllat ii Dot an lm- ~bl' questloa. . "Althoul!I ·Ill lbe prcil>1-· are r not nioJved; todl)' we J'INlt, we' · wo,ht IO • llllllk of • • .head tronoplirit,~ be t6ld Ille •JnMmt· ' lio,.l T)'lllllPlanl Society'I I l1fth . ~ Tliunday. ' • • .,,,. lnnll!llant ol • brain wblch • untD yesterday -the -._ .. ___ .,, .. day ha .... tn••d,'" .. Wd the -lonal pti.I ... • SACRAMZllTO(AP)-'Pl'am~ admitted he -11111 ·....,,. and a liWe "lhaky"..,..., be1as IDYOIYtll in W-' day's hijackq •la ._ded a jetllnlr Tbunday •I -far Ille Olgbt bock to Sacrlmmto. · · Thtn, u ti* P8liae-' n sat-Airlines 11oe1ng m mao1o *' ..,.....,,. to tho • Sacr~ento airport, ...,. i..rt llDk," LJ.ngnau a}d, Wbst' 0 '•"'", too, Wll take• ...,. by a' ;*J.I"** . ...i he beeame a boot• llr -.Ltime In two <la)'I; "I don 't hellne Wa I IDie It could •. havt happened • -., llltm," Llngnau Aid lo an tiarwliw -,.. "I'd like to knOw a. ..W. ell 11111. Wbtn I reallied 11 wu Mer 1 l 11 ....., l WU ....,.. The -ara m lor 1111, II tbouldn1 havt hapiod lo< ....... . yW'L" The 44,JffMld reoldent ol ICI llando BlJ1s lo an -lo< a ~ compooy. Hewu enre.lletoBmbletW1lll111ay wben Illa "" jol ... -..... near San l'timclloo ml ,... bold copli,. until FBI apoll 1101med tbo pllDI al killed the 1119 bijacbn. When tbot ..-,... -· I ..... ' completed hll flllM to Jwt ?¢ I I t? • ly, handltd the -... tmtllll -.. handJo and WU ~ 1*I< .. Sacramtnto wlllll a ,.... a1tJ '*811 took over the PSA craft aad ,._. • II f1y tu Illa lllqo 11111 Ihm Ml_, Won glvlnC up. "I open\ II houn • lll)loDI ..... andlcandrtretuBart• I ...... tbo~" Lqnau declared. l --~-- • ' ' I ' ' I ~ ' • I llAlL¥ PILOT SC Countians Blast Chino Airport Idea Residents of northern Orange County have responded in vigorous oppo3ltion lo Federal Aviation Administration IJ>" proval of a proposed jet age airport in the Chino HWs area. First to protest Wednesday's FAA rul- ing that the proposed facility would not adverselY llfect the aafe and efficient use of Southern caurornla air space were the Ollnda Village Homeowner1 Asaocla-- residents' said, "we do not agree wlth the mil tee. . Jack Spence, president of the Olinda Village group representing about 300 residents-~ "we do not agree with the decision and will fight Jt all the way." Robert Shearer, chalnnan of the J3rea group, called the FAA ruling, '4another piece of bureaucratic idiocy." He said hiJ organization would fight to have any new Orange County airport established at the El Toro Marine Corps Alr Station. Wednesday's FAA ruling called for an environmental impact study of the proj· eel including public hearings. Colootl Jobn Lownw!, president of Chino Hills Airport Complex, Inc., has promised that the public will be given ad- vance noUce and c o p i e s of the en- vironmental lmpact study before any publlC hearings are scheduled. Joseph Sammon, director of technical proj<ds for the airport llnn, said today several firms and insUtuUons wJth ex- pertlae In the ecology field were being cootacted to manage the study and be hoped an announcement could be made within a week. He said UC Irvine, the Ralph Parsons Company of Loa Angeles and several others were under con- tideratlon. _ . Sammon 1 a 1 d one. of the provialons of the llludy contract would be that · .. outside, impartial consultants" must be hired to do tile actual study to ensure that the lln<llllCI are stricUy impartial. Pri~e Runs High At After Hours Capo Graduation It may have taken them longer to do It, but the pride of havln1 graduated from high ochool Billi ran high among 31 realdenll In the C.platrano Unified School Olatrict., The inda. all all llludenll who IUC• ceuhilly urned. thei1'. dlplomas In the after'baarl procram, were described u a "higbly-mollvated an d conaclentlcul group of llludents" by Adult School Prin- cipal Al Valentine. The ...... qe of the . gradual\lil claaa In miall <eremonlea beld recen!l7 wu ,29, The youngett graduate, wu 19 years old; lhe' oldeat well In bis,~. Thole graduated were: FeUx Berlilioudt, Susan C.pello, Richard canon, Jr., Douglas Daniell, K. B1Dlkley Dette, Andrew Durham, Jr., Jeffrey Ehn, Edward Elmer, Ava Hardlaon, Byron Hayes, Wendell Hill, Paula Holmes, Thelma Hufford, Christlan J o n e 1 , Pamela Katzmark, Keith Kenastoo, Frances-Ray March, Robert Mullen, 'Vyatt Payne, Mari-ellen R lrz z u to , Barbara ·Robertson, Rebecca Potter, Gerald Shutes, Henry Smith, Darlene Stwnhofer, Peggy Velardes, Victoria Vernon, Hans Visser. Janice Walker, Virginia Zavala! and Kathy Zero!!. Services Conducted For William Bailey Funeral servicet were conducted privately in San Clemente Wednesday for Wlliam Arthur Bailey,. 71, ··ho was found dead at hia home in San Clemente earlier tbls week. Mr. Fisher, of 163 W. Maripooa , leaves a son, William Bailey Jr., of Florida. . Lesneski Mortuary wu in charge of arrangements. OIAMel COAU IC DAILY PILOT ~ Or1nte C.•t rJ1L.Y PILOT, wllll llfflldl 11 <Ol'!Wlned 1M Nnrr1·Pr1ts, It. publllllllf ...., the or.,... caeat Publllfllnl CtmNnr. s.,.. rill edltiont 1r1 !Mltlll\ld, Mtndl't lhro1111h Frld1y, lor Cost• Mttll, NtwPOrt ••1oth. H1111llntlon l1kh/F-l1ll\ V1Ut'(, U1111M &Ndl, lrvlne/SlddltlN<k n .... n '"'"'"''' Siil J1111t C1phlr11W. A 1lr10t1 rt1lon1I edlllon 11 Pl.lbl!slltd $1lvro1y1 afld SllM•Yt· Tiii prW,clp.tl pul:l111hll'll Pllnt h 11 »0 Wt1t •• .,. "''"'· Cotll Miu, C11!1'oml1, tm6. ••Dirt N. W11d President •NI Pvt11lt.htt J1ck R. C11rl1y Viet l"fftldl!ll Ind ~rtl Ml~ Thomt1 k11•il Editor lhom11 A. M1,,phi111 MtntOll'!I Ellilor Ch1rl1t H. Lao• Rich1rd P. Nill Anl1l1nt MIMD'lno Ed!lort. 5-c1 ....... Otfke l05 North El C1mh1e Rial, 92672 --COSll MKll ~-Wfll l1y StrHI Ntwport lttCll: UP "....-ptrt leultvt«t HUflllfl910fl ltKlll "'71 lffdl: 10.,ltYlrd L .. Uflf IHtlll m ,.,ftl AYfl'\lil4! ,,,.,.._ 111•i w .. 111 ~ C'-HW, ..... ,,,..., '41·1171 S. Cla 1 aA: Al O.,•l•Mu Tetiff Ill 4fz...t4Jt ~ mt. °' ..... (Mtf '*ltfllflt ~llY, H1 MWI llOfJlt llltlttr1I-., ... llr~ ,,.,... ft' ... "'""""'"' lllr•lll """ .. ~ •1"'°'1t lf*lll •· ....... "'Y'llttt "'*'· -•• •. CtltrM~ C11t«1r111t, . .,_ .., ttrrllr <tu "*'"""I IW ""'+ '1,IJ '""'1tllrJ fftllifwr ... ,IN,._ tlM "*"""'---~ I fHd'1, Ju~ 7, 1972 Troops Sent To Co1ivention . . WABHINGTON (AP) -'l1le Ptn- 1a100 aal4 today It la Hlldlni about 2.100 Anny paratroopm an d Marina to Florida lbll weeu.it ta attod by In ease ol trouble durln& the Democratic National Con- vention. 'n\e Army regulars Involve a 2.000.man brigade from the 112nd Airborne Divla:lon at Ft. Bragg, l'l.C,, wblcb has the standing responalblllty for dealing with any East Coast civil disturbances. The force alao includes a bat- talion of Marines, about 500 men, from camp Lejeune, N.C. PenlaJOD spokesman Jerry W. Frtedhenn said the troops will begin arriving saturday a t Homestead Air Foret Base. Democrats Awtiit High Court Batt"le WASHINGTON (UPI) .., Three of lour vacatJonlng Siq>reme c.ourt jusUcet were retumlng to lheir officea today, aetl\lil the stage for a lull-scale coasultatlon 'on the lepi bottle over aeatlng key bloca of Ca!Uomla aod Chicago delegates at the Democratic convention. With oaly JuaUce William J. Brennan absent, eight membera of lhe court were eipected to be available for poaalble ac- tion. 'l1le declalon of • three-member u,s. appeal court on lbe dele11tkml •• op- pealed. Thuraday to aitel Juailee Wamn E. Burger, who took lhe dlaputo under . 1tudy. Four of lhe woctato julllicea -Potter Stewart, Byron R. White: Tburpod Marshall and Harry A. Blac:kmun -were •till in Waahington and avaliable for coo- •ultatlon at thal time. JuaUee Lewis F. Powell Jr., returned from Richmond, Va., earlt today along with JU.lice William 11. Rehnquist. Justice William 0. Douglas, who had gone to hiJ vacation retreat at Goole Prairie, Wash., wu en route back to . Wa!hington with bll arrival ellpecled 60melime durinl the allemoon. Brennan, vacationing on Nantucket Island, waa not expected back at bis of· lice. At Wue were the appeals court decldona that would seal 191 dlsputed deleploa in favor of lhe conventlon front-runner, Sen. George S. McGovern. 'l1le South Oaltotan's atrateglata claim· td that if the rulings are allowed to stand lie woul4 be ~ of a tlni ballot vJc. tory. f'rot11 P .. e J TUNNEY ••• candidates wept George Wallace. Blind UCI Student Needs Funds By CANDACE PEARSON Of llM D411~ "llM '"" Blind , physlca graduate llludent Mike Hlngson bas helped UC lrv1ne oUlcials develop a braille tour of the .campus that he may not be able to use blmself. Unless HlnglG!r, who received bll . bacbelor11 degree in June ceremonies, can n.nd additional funds somewhere be won't be able to afford another year. The 22-year..old student from Palmdale graduated with honors as dld his seeing eye dog,' Squire, a nine-year-old golden retriever, &ranted a ' • L e t ha r g I c Guidance .. , degree by Chancellor Dan Aldrich. During bll UC! stay, Hlngson was in- atrumental in developing braille com- putor tenrunalo for blind iludento and it • the request ol UCI'1 off i c e of special lll'Vice·a arranged for a map of the cam- pus to bO tranacrlbed Into braille. The maP wlll probably' be about 11 ln- ebes by 31 Inches and will be kept in the incoming students' ·rooms "until they get uaed lo the campus," Hlngson said. It won't neceuarlly be to scale bdt will help lludentl "team the basic rela- llonlhiJll of lhe buildlnga to each other," aald ~ who made up hla own map yean qo when he·came to UC!. The mip won~ be bick from the braille tmmcr1bers for about a month and unlll then Hlngson b doing some · ph)'llca -.rob, taplns old radio · shows for a.wetk!y•spot on KUC! and "digg~ around all ovv'~ for more money to go on and 1e1 bis doctorate. • Mllte bu -funded so far by the 1141o Deporlment of Rehabilitation, but be'• not "sure if they'll help fund grad achool •. I'm going to try "to get lunds. "The state pretty much funds un- dergrads," be explained. "But the state Department of Rehabilltalloo llkea to 1e1 ill clieoll jobo IO they'll be rehabilitated. It -~ like llludentl to go on to grad acbool." · Grad school, lllnpon contended, la not conaldtred rehabilitation. ll1npon hopea to get bis PhD and IO on to colle1e level teaching. Hinpon lhinb the state will grant him $1,100 for boob and tuition and ·hopes to get an additional $1,ilOO from a financial ad-work study program in the physics department. But be eatlmalH that to go to UC! for three quarters be needs '5,ilOO, about $t000 of wblch would be for .transcribing achoo! boob Into braille. Hingson said be's looking for funds anywhere he 11can gtt them." Jan Jenkins ol lhe omce of special aervices bu been helping him invaetlgate various granli, acbolarshlps and funds. Lw1cheon Delay Told For Coast Association I He alJo realflnned bis stalomenta that he would neither aeek nor accept the Preaaurt ol leglslaUve business has party's nomlnaUon for vice ]X'ealdent. forced poatponement ol lhe Orange Coun· On another subject, the aenator •aid be ly Coaa1 Aaaoclatlon'o annual leglslltlve had no comment on the Federal Aviation I-for ooe week, Jobn Macnab, Administration'• (FAA) recent approval coast asaoclalion president, announced of an international airport al aitno 111111 Wodntscloy. , in the northern part of Orange County. 1be luncheon has been rescheduled for Tunney said be was not aware the proj. . Friday, July 14, at Balboa Bay Club. It is eel had received approv!ll. open to the publlc, Macnab said. He has authored JeglalaUon, now pen-Stalo and countr governmental ao-· dlng In Congreao, that would place strong llvltles llllecllJig the coastal area w111 be restrictions oh noise pollutlon,!articular· discussed by Ronald Caspers, chainnan ly at airports. Hla blll woul take lhe of the Oran1e County Board of power of sanctioning airport construcUon Supervlaors, Assemblyman Robert away from the FAA and give It to the Badham (R·Newporl ·Beach), and Envtromnental Prolectlon A I • n c y Asaemblyman Robert Burke (R·Hllll- (EPA). the FAA would only have power tinglon Beach). to veto an EPA decision On grounds of 0 A buildup · of urgent matters on the 'safety. state legislature'• calendar this week The Chino Hll!J project mull sllll pa8J simply made It lnadvluble for our EPA examination following aubmlttal of speakers to leave Sacramento, bul we an environmental impact statement by are assured they can be with us nut Fri· the developers. day," Macnab reported. ' Panhandling Way of Life? See Sunday's Daily Pilot Here's the ••menu" for readers of the variety series, 11Tbe Ken Berry 'Wow' Sunday DAILY PILOT > Show •.. FESTIVAL BACKSTAGE -New view PANHANDLING TEENS -Sltld row of the Laguna Beach FesUval of Arla and doesn't have a patent on putting the its nighUy Pageant of the Muter• "liv· touch on the tourists. Panhandling bas ing pictures" production ii offered '.in become a way of Ufe for some of today 's women'• page profile of a woman who young people. Staff Writer Jan Edwards goes to every show bul ..,y be too busy · ·he s d s la! how to see much. She'• Sally Reeve, the report•, lll I 1111 ay pee • Festival'• public retatlonl director: ' youths are begging at the beaches, In FIRE KJLtS _ Feature story on shopplng centers and theaters. ••you Page" warns that fire can be. a CUT A RECORD -You don't ha\'e lo killer. It tilled 12,000 Americans last "malte It big" In Hollywood to mah a year, hall of them children. recording. Orqe Coast Publlshinc Com· ONETIME SUPERSTAR -B 111 pany In Costa Mesa will leoae their Holden, In one of lht moat candid recording studlea to you, but beware the Hollywood lntervlewa to be publiabed this plUalla of the music biz. Staff Writer :VON', .smlal--he's worlclng 'becaUle be Candance Pearaon describes aomt of the . needs the money. Buslneaa vtntura be's in a "YOU Page" piece.. been Into late!y have been aomeilllnc lesa THEY DIG NIXON? -Tho President lhan IUCCellluJ. And, then, lhere wu lbe allould get lbe 1"Uth vote, accordlnC to dlvor<e ••• The prolile la by PM' Op. prosnosticallona in Ba!T)' Goldwater'• penhelmer in Family Week!J m.,-. editorial page column. Goldwater filu>"t1 PHOTO WINNERS -Top blaek-«nd- Nlxon'a part In giving youth the VOie and wblto photo aod llOlllt of lhe beat of tho bringing the boys home fronl Vlotnam rt11 In' the flnt -k of DAILY PILOT DAILY ,!LOT Stiff P?IOJI BLIND UCI GRAD STUDENT DEVELOPS BRAILLE CAMPUS MAP Mike Hingaon GivH Others a Boost Bul Nnds Aid Himsatl Nixon Shifting Attention From War to Meat Prices President Nixon today shifted his at- tention from tbe war in Indochina to the war against high meat prices in the United States -hearing a report from Treasury Secretary ~eorge Schultz fuliilling an assigrunent which bad a 1~ day ultimatum. Schultz and several other key advisers on the economy began their meetings with the President this morning at the Western White House, and it is hinted that the secretary will have several specWc recommendations on halting the soaring pr;ices on beef and other meats. The reports came after Schultz spent the earlier part of tlie week meeting with many representatives of the food in- dustry. Nixon, said Press Secretary RonaJd Ziegler, gave the secretary 10 days to conduct the meetings and draft a definite list of suggeS\ions. The President spent most of his day Thursday mulling over the latest developments in Indochina and hearing reports from two advisers who returned from the war :r.one earlier this week.· l F"-P••eJ HIJACK: .. • • • • . lhe IUiilr of a charge of air piracy. Turner talked' to lhe bespectacled f Goodell for two and a hall houri btfcn the young man decided to give hlmlall up. While the plane sat on the ground at : San Diego for several hours as the airline ' gathered the ransom,. the hijacker said he wanted the money for •1two organi~ tions involved ·in the Mideast crisis." He did not name them. The ransom was paid with $450,000 in $100 bills, $4000 in SO's and $1,000 in tO's. The mooey was delivered, ia a black satchel with handcuffs wrapped around it. Goodell also demanded and received a parachute. The plane took off from San Diego at 10:50 p.m,, and after circling Oakland airport for nearly an hour, landed at l a .m. and the hijacker gave himself up about two hours later. Tn addition to Turner, the hijacker' took Jim Williams, another passenger, as a hostage. Both Wllliams and Turner or- f ered to serve as hostages to gain release of the other passengers. Turner said the gunman "knew the FBI was out there in the darkness." . .. , Turner, whose service revolver was ~ discovered by Goodell, volunteered with · 1 nnother passenger to stay aboard the 1 plane after it landed in San Diego. "I volunteered because I was a police officer and I'd do it again," he said. · "I bad seen a demonstration of sniper ICOpes several months ago at Army depot In Sacramento," the veteran law officer said. Turner said he told Goodell that during the demonstration he peered through a scope down a dark, '400-foot tunnel and saw a target at the end. "I told him that as soon as he stepped ,. down the ramp an 'FBI agent is going to squeeze one off and your head will disintegrate.' " Turner said the main reason Goodell surrendered was because he felt "be was going to get killed by tbe FBI il he ortep- ped off the plane." Goodell was described by Turner as ua person well worth saving." He said the gunman never threatened anybody and promised to aim for the leg if attacked. · "He seemed a very rational, thoughtful individual with an above average I. Q.," Turner said. ' Fiesta Group Giving Horse Show Trophy The San Juan Capistrano Fiesta Association will be one of many organiza. tions and merchants sponsoring trophies1 at this weekend's horse show,· scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. Saturday at Morgan's Stables. " • .. The show wlll l!ature equestrian, ,. , English, w .. tern and gymkhana riding ·" events and is free to the public. The • stables , are located at Oso Road and Camino Capistrano. ... .. . . .. ' •" ALVARADO by Henredon ON Many selected groups from HENREDON, HERITAGE, and DREXEL available at sale prices .. All upholstery floor samples are . reduced, and we are accepting special orders from HERITAGE, HENREDON, and MARGE CARSON at s~le prices. Come in today for best selection. SAU l'llCIS Dining T•blo 325. Arm Ch~in 135. EACH Side Ch•in . IJS.. EACH SALE NOW DREXEl.-HERITA66-HENREDON-WOODMARK-KARASTAN----------- • 1 I .; , . . . .... I :: •' ' • l· • " ' ~ ' ·' . >. ... " ,. • •• • " • "· has lllUred him a bl& pull wilb -Saapabot Contella eompelltloQ. Tiie eon- volen. -----------'ttll-tOM •-kw..,. man •11111, ... I-...... -! ·wow• COVER -Ken Berry, man of 1op p1aco w1nnera a aho! ..-11111ea 1n many talento, geta lhe ..,.., paco -~ Kodak Jnternallonal New-lnlpRl ment In TV WEElt. Tiie ..,p11no AWlllll for tm. Jntornallonal -ll· prtvlewa Betry'• !"w mualo-comedl'· fen mon thin 111.000 In a..-. ' 1__::~~~~~~~~~.~ I ' l \ N Iha cou pan clu res In B co ev by ye now his pay pan! IV sale new high H laun tr fact pen: with .. up pe at say tor plas car .. ago a do hes 30V or cos M men ter .. ra dlnn hav 10 Co tor .. on thel mak be Jn res sal hea Olh reve and str A said sale bri But lead J2 DAIL V '!LOT Companies Cut Cost For Profit • SC OVER ,THE COUNTER I Se~ by Todays Want.Ads e A MOVING S'roRY: They mUlt pt rtd of 2 lfOYn, a rt1r1Je'ID\ abet a di.ah- -• all la -llllape. e THE SPORT OF KINGS II ""1lol. and u ,... u. ~ lhls '!'3" --board II tor lJW, ll'I la -candltloo, only 125. e GO ~ m1 thll '111 Suzuki IO oc. 'birttt1dy, c:llambor .... lll!lll<tl'. Cltan. • COMPLETE-NEW YORK STOCK LIST . • ' l ·I D.f.1LY PU.OT Sllff ''"" PLASTERER l!\IKE STAQG WATCHES ' WORK Perry MondlvU (~~) Inspect• Peiol He Buns ·oean <:ell 'H0rir Shortening' Experience at Jail BAD AXE, Mich. (AP) - I While some might canaider stories about jail <Olldltlona hatr raising, In the Uoy Michigan town of Bad Me they are hair shortening. ''Some can it frontier f justice," eald Huron County'• Rven-te.nn 8tleriff M e r ·r J ·t • "Buck" McBride about the haircuts and shaves he gives I his priaopen. "I c:au, it pollu- 1 tion contr;ol.'' · ' ! McBride ii proud, ol the : douns of clean jail awardl I he:s woo·for his facillty In thJs town of 3,000 perlOOS. To Jn, sure that the, hlgli ltandardo are maintalnec!, ' king-halted and bearded guests reoelve • shave and haircUt at c:cunty I eipense. This weet ·two former longhairs from St. C I a I r Shores, John Richeri Ind •Vince Scheri, both . '21, took J umbrage at their txeatment. Qui Richert, who along with Schea claima ,his c I v 11 llbertie1 were violated, con- ceded: "It was a clean jail. Cll!!an •hit~ sheets, showers, the workS." They were arnated and charged with beina drunk and disorderly while celebrating their Fourth of July weekend in a stare .pork In the Michigan Thumb, north 01 Dttri>it. The pair, who pleaded guilty , to the charge, uld they are preparing a court fight on the civil liheitieo ~-· ' . "I can'! -With Ille chlcb· now " Jam-t..L Ricberi. .. It'• .. -.... embarra..,ing." . "Look, I've bad my troubl~ but notbing-lll<e thJs Bad ·Axe deal," added Richert, who ad- mits to -1ng the Inside ol the Wayne' County Jail and his home rown lockup. "I ,nean 'thfy cuUed me to the chair and there ~ent, 15 Inches ol the most beauUful • curls this side of Caseville." Sheriff McBride w a e n ' t moved by the emoUonal mo- ment, however. ''They come in here weepJng and wailing something awful," he said. "But my policy stands for everyone: haircuts, ahowers and a clean jall. "Funny how many grateful letters I get from parents, though, and the t!llP,llYers here keep re-electing me ." Washtenaw County Sherill Douglas Harvey, whose ter· ritory includl!!I ~ University OI _Michigan and Eastern Michigan Unlveisity, had a similar haircut rule at his jail, but lawsuits have idled hia barber'a shears. : 11Doug's had his trouble, all right, but all I can HY Is nobody tqld me I can't cut hair to keep a clean jail," said McBride. j•Nobody's aued me. yet either, 'so I'm sticking to Bad Axe justice." One Student In 8 Years Hurt on Bus Only one student bas been injured in a school bus ac- cident in the last eight years, according to a safety sum- mary on busing operations forwar~ed to trustees . of the Ocean View School District. Scjlool oflicials termed thil record "excellent" and at· trlbuted it to the district's safety procedures and JU: careful selection of bu 1 drivers. The chJJd 1\',ho Wat Jnjurecl ran into th!! side of a pastjng car while crossing the street in front of his bus, the rl!!port stated. That accident took plact JWle 9, ?972. The district-wide summary 1howl!!d a total of 2U accidents, mostly minor, since 1964. One bu.s driver was injured in 1967, the only other injury. Ocean View's 21 buses Jog· ged a total of 185,000 miles last Year, according to the report, at an average cost of 85 cents per ~nile. The district buses about 2,000 children a day to school, aside from field trips and sports events. Youths Give Testimony On School Drug Scene MIAMI (UPI) -Sally Pace, ~nd lo la "peer presaure," blonde, prelty and 111, told a that anUdrug programs nted congies.sional co m m I t t e ~ vast improvement, and that 'Illlrsday tbat IO perrent o1 «--1 the student. In one of south ochooil should have auu~ ty Florida's largest high schools to IO<ce addict. I n t o are on ·drugs and steal to mp-rehebllilation programs I f po<I tbelr habits. · ' parents wog'l , s.µy, a former student at Larry Pellegrini, who said Fort· Lauderdale)s Plantation he began smokiug marijuana High. told the U.S. House at Ille age of 13, told the con-Select Crime Committee head· ed by Florida Congressman gresainen he became addlctecl Claude Pepper that most of to beroln and llnally turned to her teachers would just let her armed robbery to support bit al"!! when she came to school habit. H~ estiinated be had atoned on drugs. committed more than 100 • 11f you wanted to get stoned crimes. at ecbool," she said, .. you ..... bad went to the batbroom or to the Pelligrini, IS, said '"' par...._ lol" commlUl!!d more ,than 1 do.zen ._ . . anned robberies anclhad beesl Sally and odllr teeo-agm arrested at ieest six times OD now port1el111t1ng In "The a variety of charges. Seed," a Fort LAllClofdale dnlg Libby MacDonald. lolti&id reliabllltatlon PfOCl'IJD for • ahe •nd aMther Florida Pl llchooHp cbildreil, we r • were sent to a 150-student New tfi~ lo the .-.! ol York boordU. ochool and -da,yo ol ._lllp oo local ......,.. up turning ,_1y aD hlgb ICboolo bJ P-'• com-their clasamatee to dnigi. mittee. "When I got there, tben After Delays J University ~igh. Pool Completed ... Unlvorslty High School's new rwbruning pool_ Is llnally completed and lull ol ·wai.r and coach Oruck Morris is one ol the happiest people around u a result. ")t'.s great," he 1 a 1 d Wednesday. Swimming Jn the new pool "waa . r~lly fast wheti I WU in it,'' he joked. , Soft Lens .. But he'd be evm happier, be added, II more people sign up for awnmer swimming lmona BpoDl!Ol'<d by the Irvine high ochool. Ltsso111 will run from Mon- day to July Zl, July 24 to Aug.' 4 and Aug. 7 to Aug. ll SlglHlpl will be taken Moo- day or any time during the lirst session IO< aubsequent sessions. ClaSS<S In ·the ZS.meter-wide by U.yard-loog pool ""81 18. except !or tiny Iota and lilesaving, which ars $8. N d T t Cla.,.. range from hegin-ee s es . ners to advanced and lilesav- -Doctor WASHING TON (UPI) Hinting that new, ••soft" con- tact lenses were allowed on the market without ·adequate resting, a doctor ai_llecl with Ralph Nader bas urged that they be witbdrawn until proved ing. Mom.my and Me and div· ing aession!I ere also available. For more information, call . Morris at 1133-2720. · The awlmming 81\d water polo coech first · thooght the pool would be I~. last March, b u .t construction delays and equipment breakdowns slowed the proj- ect. / Plasterers were at · work ·Wednesday patdllng 1m1111 ,J1reGS of the pool's floor and .safe and effective. constructlon workers were The physician, Sidney M. W!lllng the deck. · Wolle, also suggested Thurs-Unc\er original' plans, the day In t.stlmony before the swim 1-.is _.. ocbeclulecl Senare Small Business Com-to begin Wedneoday. Eqor M. Gttnold baa been named dlrector of new pro. ducts at HuC..WeQOO Fuods, lac. The Lacuna B e a < h resident's backJrooncf Includes llUVing aa Vloe president of Rexall Drugs, uecutive vice prsideut 01 ClyUe-Maxon, and unior vice president o f William Esty Co., Inc. Tiie Mt.oloa '\,..It Compaoy bu announ~ ed the ap- pointment of Back Bean as the firm's new <lll'ector of mercban- dizlng. Bean, a Mission Viejo resi· ''"" dent, joined the <ompany In 1968 and ha& . worked in the marketing and sales department. * ... A 47-year.employe ol Secarl· ty Pacific National Bank bas retl;ed. Warren. G. Pres1nall, Costa Mesa, leaves the bank's Loo Angeles ""81' dei>artmmt where he served aa .:i'lrust of. ficer. He joined Security Pacili< in 1925 as a messenger, * Kea Allen joins I> • re 1 Advertlslnc in Ne,vport Beach as account executive. mittee that some of. ' the medical investigators w ~.o tested the lenses had financial links to their manufacturers - a conflict of interl!!st situation which he said was condoned by the Food and Drug Admlnl.ttraUon (FDA). 9 Coast Students . He was formerly markl!!ting communicatloris manager at · Scantlin Electronics, a n d earlier plblic relations manager at Xerox D a t a Systems. Rewarded * Two vice prl!!sidents of Uon Country Safari Inc. have been elected to the board of direc- tors. Promoted at the firms first annual meeting held at the compound, were William w. Dredge, In charge ol operations, and J e r o m e Kobrla, who be ad 1 p~ motions, publlc rel.ttlono and advertising. Bolll Dred11e, 01 Corona de! Mar, and Kobrin. of Welt Los Angelel have bem auoctated with Lion Coontry Salorl tlnce 1967. . * Corooa deJ Mar mldent Bnace F. -t.a hem named -ldeot of ,the North American Tire Coinpany ol Los Angeles. • Prior to asawning the ex- ecuUve position, Barnes waa vice president of S p o r t • Headliners, Inc. He .had been manager ot sates 'for the Dayton dlvisldn of Firestone Tire and Rubber Company un- til joining Sport. Headliner In 1969. . HI!! is a graduate of the Univei-sity of S o u t he r n Calilorni~. * J. Merle Ht1Dlel'118!1, a IO<mer director ol the Costa M'sa Cham- )jer of Com- merce, bu been pro- • moted to as- . sistant vice presid e n t and man· age r of Crocker Bank's Yg· H•NNIMAN nacio Val· l!!!y-Oak Grove office in Wal·· nut Creek. * Quiet -Corporation of America, a Costa Mesa fishing tackle ftrm, has announced the appointm!ffit. Of Tom Sauer as vice president in charge of marketing. • Further, Wolle said, the FDA u ... u has just signed a $67,000 contract for a safety itudy of soft lenses ttt the University or Florida even though the university and members, of the medical faculty now have, or once had, 1tock holdings in soft lens co.mpanies. Nine Orange Coast students: a re among 209 receiving Presidl!!nt's Scholarships for this fall at the University ot California's nine campuses. Motivate It Wolle testified ·as the com- m.Jttee ~gan two diys of hearings' into soft lenses. He is a member of Nader's: Health Research group that <:e<:ently conducted a study of 18 doc- tors who have fitted t~ lenses and Wleartbed reporu of 11•ignificant" problems with them, including injuries to and infections ol the eye. "Why are these problems only becoIIliJ?g a p p ~re n t now?" Wolfe asked. "Why were they not detected daring the c I t n 1 c a I invl!!stigation stage? Was there suppression 1 of bad or unfavorable observa-tions?" Soft contact I en se s , developed in Czechoslovak.la in 1960, are made of a special water-absorbent plastic that becomes solt and pliable when wet, easily copforming to the contour of the eye. They are thus more comfortable than ·hard plastic contacts. The scholarships, worth up to $500, are awarded aMually f o r achievement, financial need, character and promise. Student. awarded scholar· ships atrendlng UC Irvine in- clude: James Arthur Carr, 135 Tur- quoi!e Ave., Balboa Island; .Jolin Robert Cary, 204 Cabrillo St. and Matt TOQ1blin Lee, 914 Oak Street, both of Costa Mesa and. Michael Joseph Liley; 17626 Locust Street, Fountain Valley. Donaid Irving King, 26636 La Sierra Drive, MJssion Viejo; Julie Paige Campbell, 10151 Nottingham Ave., Mission Vie-- j& arid Lawrence M. Reid, 16642 Charles Lane, Huntington Beach. Attending UC Davia ls James Robl!!rt Chernobleff, 2551 Salvador, San Clemente aOO UC Rivl!!rside. is Bruce D. McNeilly, l.l02 South Magnolia St., Santa Ana. Gert Garbenstangel . On Hand at Exhibit In tilia .election year, Gertie Garbenstangel ii ·urging "Vote For Gari:ieMtangels" from her vantage point In the midst of the Second Annual Build a B,etrer Gari>enstangel Contest and International Rallye. Hnotning macblnl!!s'' garbenstangels -will be one of the judges. . Try Relaxing to Produce By JOHN HENRY AP •ut.1""1 Ana1Y1t NEW YORK -U you could take a break from your of. flcework to swim, tend a garden, or just reflect, you'd probably also do more work, a motivational research expert says. Ernest Dichter, president of the Motivational Research Institute of Croton~n-Hudson, N. Y., says, "Once people realize they can hav.:e fun at their job, they'll be better pro- ducers." Dichter, who serves as a consultant to corporations, blames part of what he says is the alienation of •1 f f i c e workers toward their jobs on the design of ~ offices themselve.s.;t"We used tu build offices and then try to fit peo- ple into them ," 'he says. office park deve1apment in Levittown, L.l., N.:V., in which hi!! was involved as a con .. sultant. The 28-acl'f: complex, now under oonstrucUon, will include a ~wimming pool, a roof garden, and offices with terraces. Ditcher's own hl!!adquarters for the past 20 years have been a 26-room fieldstone mansion perched on the top of a hill overlooking the Hudson River. When he wants to take a break from his work, be can visit a "thinking tower" ad- jacent to hiS office, stroll through an orchard located on the building grounds, or take a swim in the institute's pool. An.titrust Charge Hit By Nissan THE RESEARm executive predict. the oilice bµildihg of the future will be 'Jlluch like a home or apartment. "I don't see anything wrong with a boss dictating to his secretary CARSON (AP) -Nissan on a balcony or havlbg a place Motor Corp., distributor of on the roof or on ·the grounds Datsun cars and trucks in the where an employe can plant United States, has denied that radishes .in his free time," he jt is engaged in price-fixing as says. charged in a federal antitrust Dichter proposes. that office suit filed last month. building designs include .. a 0 I am sure that the charges "thinking tower," a sort of ' . ,,...,.,, -.,, 1972 D.'ILY PILOJ J1 lff~ff• Wortla B~ Your BlooJ -Just ~e -cash By SYLVIA PORTEii If :you we un!ortunare enoulf> to have a llerious ac- c Id e n t "'!uirlng extensive blood translusfono, your total needl Ooul!l. amount to 50-100 pln!.s 01 blond. II you must pay (u oome do) $50 pe< pint, your coot ol blond a!Qne could came to $1.illlO ,to $5,000. If you 1111111 use I heort-lung machine lo the course ol aurgery, lt ~llj tab between 12 and a p1n1a o1 blond Just to prime 1be -""' you. And II you hapJien t. have a V'n rars blood type, yo.u could pay as- tr onomical sums i n ne.ed. Not .Jong ago: a , 'Delrou work- er latincbed a new career selling Illa rare blood for $1,illlO a quart -w flSO, a pint. Even II you are able to find donon to replace lbe blOOd you ''''" you'll ~ly bave to pay lbe coot <ii processing this blood --and -this can run $20 & pint or more. To date, the t}1>ical blo<id transfusion lnvolvea IOlll' pints ol blood. · Each year our need for blood ii riling 5, to 7 percent, exducliqt military needs, which are taken ' care of separattly. To meet our civilian Ileeda we'll have to collect 7,200,000 pints in 1972. HOW CAN , you protect :i'Oursell and your lamlly against the prospect of cri~ piing high costs sl!ould YQU need a large amount ol blood for a tnnsfusion? • Sl!!t up your own -or fam. Price Hike Requested By CbrYsler Uy _ "blood bank account" ttnugb 1 union, you r employet, fraternal c I u b , church or other organized group M!ich bas an agreement with a community blood bank or the Reel Qvas. Simply c:oo- trlbute periodically to this ac- count and tbe blood .. balance'' may be used by you and ml!!m· bers ol· your family II and when necessacy. • Or set up your own ln· divldual blood bank account foi yourseli and/or your fami· Jy -simply by giving blood to the Red froos, to your local hospital blood banks' or com- munily blood cmters. To give b1o9d1 you must be at least 18 apd not past your ~th birthday, must weigh at .least 110 pounda, b& reasonably beeltl!y and lree o! condltiOos and diseases such as ]\igh blood pressure, jauo- dice, anemia, m a l a r 1 a , diabetes 8"' syJihllis. You may give up to a maiimum .of five times a year and at mo tervals of at least eight weeks. In some blood banks, you can withdraw all the blood you donate, aa long as it has been donated within a p e r i o d specified by the blood bank - typically, ·one to two years. Anil e member of your family else\fbere can withdraw from your account with your permission -through the American Association .ol Blood Bank's National Clearinghouse Program, run in collaboration with the Red G-oss. Q. What about getting blond Via your health iMumnce? A. t»verage · varies from company to company and plan to plan. But many•plam cover )lrocesSing lees only -and many tiospitals require a "replacement" fee to en- cou r age volunteer '1replacement.1' Q. What about commercial "blood i.Murance" plans? A. ONE SUCB plan charl!OI 15 a year IO< an Individual and $7.50 a year !or a family. This may seem welcome protection but most plans draw ex-DETBOIT (AP) -(]irysler elusively on blood from paid Corp. bas announced it has donors, who may fall to report asked the U.S. Price Com-auch diseases as he!>atitis to mission for authority to . UJ.. the collector-an obvious risk <r<a$0 prices !or Ila 1973 to :you. You alao may !Ind lnJ. model cars and trucb by an portant udusions, end com. average of $1&2 Pf!' vehicle. mercial blood p 1 a n s UJ1oo <llrysler became the aecond lortunarely l'<duce the ,in- automaker to eerve mtice it centive for voluntary dona· want. to ral3e prices for 1973 lions. • models. American M o t o r s Q. Is blood covered under Corp. llllDOWlced last week It Medicate for older people? ls boosting the prices of its A. Yes, under' "Part A'' -Je<po and _ ... <ars by hos ·1a1 an average of about 's percent. Medicare's p1 coverage Neit~ General M 0 t 0 r s -the full cost is covered after Corp Ford M tor Co yet the llrst three pints uaed Jn has l:ndi~ca•~ howolnuch .0•1 an each "benefit period" (spell 'of !,C\.I illness). Under "Part B," increase it will seek, although which covers doctor bills, 81) both have Indicated they will percent of blood costs aubjed apply !or authority to add to to the yearly $50 ·deductible price tags. ate covered. Chrysler eitlma oo the in- «eases it ts asking will ap-Q. How else cen you save on 'proximate 5 percent for its costs of blood? passenger cars and Dodge A .. 11 you are achedulecl for trucks. . elective a u r g er y involving Chrysler aa(d ii will pus on rellransfa"vUSJes. onsto, d~ •• ':iendsblondandm· to buy<n -o1 lll'l3s the $&! it u -~~ says is· "'!uired to meet in. advance to Ille bank with stallation costs of ad'decl which your boSpital 11 government-mandated safety ""°"iatecl. U lhis hospital bas and emission equipment. a policy requiring b 1 o o d Olrysler said it aJso is ask-replacement, find out in ad· 1ng for a $70 inorease to cover vance just what the tenm are. labor and material cost in-Ask whether friends and creases and an' additional $28 relatives. ·in other areas may !or current O!>tiooal equipment help you rOl'iace blood you use which is being made standard via the C 1 e a r 1 n g ho u 1 t Gertie is the latest creation of Gene Tardy, the Orange Coast area's garbenstangel pro. She is on exhibit now at South Coast Plaza's Carousel Court where gar.benstangels will keep appearing until late Friday night. As garbenstangel pro he irlll not be eligible for a Jliize for Gertie, of course. Last year at the world's first Build a Better Garbenstange! Colli.st and Intanational Rallye, Tardy displa~ecl Gary Garbenstang- el, a mechanicaJ man. have no merit,'' eaid Yutaka uwolnb" into which frazzled Id f · executives can retreat. The ~f~~~A.~·~~.ofeo~t~ ~...cr-.-e-...c-~~1-0 ........ 0 ....__ 0 S tower which wou1d be separate dealers across the country is J on 1973s. . Program .. Cllmaclic moment of the big rallye, under way now, is ex- pected to be the judging at 10 a.m. on Saturday of com· peliUve entries In the Open Division (all eges) and Junior Division (12 and under). Tmly; $>Is a graphic arts instructor et Golden West College when be isn't busy buildiqi what he c a I I s "Gert:Je is bigger and bett~r -and she~s self-oper<.tted," Tardy explained. "She ought to have some surprises for those who stop to visit her." Dave deSoto, radio station KMPC's "man in Orange County" (he's the voice .of Cruiser 'lbree in daily freeway reporta) will alao be a gari>enstangel judge Saturday morning at the sllopplng center. from the main office space, completely lndeperxlent. They might have a couch. bar. sell Datsuns at whatever o·RDE.R . :· ... relevislon sell or dictation prices they clioose, t 0 .. Clllllfal equipment, bu no telephone or whomever they dlooBe." ' ' Stick-on clock, be says. Ki.tayama denil!!d th e ' I· "In most offices today fed 1 ult YOURS " LABELS there's no .place where an charges of the era 1 • · ' executive can withdraw," filed June .30 in San.Francisco Dichter says. which says Nissan and all ~ The permanently s e a I e d .Dawn dealers haYO qagecl . 'TODAY I windows of modem buildings =~:e'a!\ ·~~co'b; . , ·1 • · need be no deterrent to in-resraint of trade." The public ii Invited witness the judging and meet Gertle. stallinr flower ·boxes ·outside The . suit _ charges. th 1 1 to offices, says Dichter, who pro-ll to posed that employea water the ~~':: :i~c't:; boxes. from Inside by a tuba Nissan 'and tho! dealen will that would go through the win· not sell to automobile brotors dow. or dlocouot hwoes, and will HE FEEUI the Ideal loca-not sell or advertise <111taide Uon !or an olllce bulldl!Jg is a marloetlng .,..., assignee! by campus setUog Jn the country Niloan. . or suburbs, where both trees The leclenl acllon aeeb 1 and perking space ii In abun-permanent JnJunctlon to bait dance. "There's no reason for what It called conoptracy and people to work In clly olllC.S," pri<e-lllil!g phctJceo end re- llicbter aays. quire tbal ~ USA ad\'!se Penonallzecl • Stylish • Efficient Onlor For v._tf or • Frllnlt ' ' Moy Lo used on envelop., •• rwtum oddro" JUels. Also very haiwfy •• Identification lebel1 for markin9 p•non1I it1m1 such 11 books. records, photOs, et~. L1b1l1 1tick 011 gl.s1 ind may H ·used for mtrlt:i1t9 home ....... focd llams. All labels ore printed with stylish V09uo typo on fine quality whit~ gummoclpoper. For those who tnust remain all ol lts dealtn they_may sell lo urban skyscrapers, Ille __ to 1ny .-.at prices and could 'IJe• macfe more Plt89$nl Jn artai ; tlley Cb 0 0 I e 11 swimming pools a ~ d themOetveo. ,....,.... "'" pnt on oll1ce Katayama aaid that N"8n bulldlnc roofs,~ says. Is "'IUirecl-by lsw to put a '.Eva 1 big building can he -itleker .., eoch car quotlnc • clellped, in • way that lllf8'aled n!llJI price, but he _.... Its llllman ICOIO. aaid "tllll -not bind the -Dkhrer. "You can divide dealer to 1eU at that price or ·Ille bulldlrlf lhlo three ... uons dlctlre w1iom he .iiou!d oe11 I I , I •• --==..;-.::;-... -.... -.. -... ---,, PllM ,....._ LMiel DI-., r.o, ._ -_.....,calr,IJOI I I I I I I Asked by co m m It t e e wero on!)'_~ couple of us Oii-. men:sberl ror ldvici on CJ01Do dope,11 Libby llld. '"lbrte of DAILY PtutT ... M ::.,~hethete!.oo;' ... dru.!J': :~.: :"'!:v~ GIN! TARDY ADJUm HIS LATEST INVENTION llld ~Int them In ,dlllerent to.'' • r colon. "our phl101ophy of - AT . LEABr • () m • ol has alwo71 been that I fret Dichler's visloos will b t ' economy Is best for our l ___ ~!_L~! I PRl~J!~.!!,__j ooly thing drug odcll<ts will wa• lhere." 0.rtlo Garbon1ta11fOI 0-Hor ,t.,...a.tnt Bit transformed Into reallf7 1n an dealers and !or us," be~ Ii.,.. __ ... __ ,..,.._ ... ____ ... __ .., r, I ~ Is pl th • •• ~ •• Friday's Clos~ Prices-Complete New York Stoc~ Exchange List ~~~--~--.;....--Market Records 'Dull Session' = .... a£ir r.Q" __ ,.. .. -u--.. ·1 ~ -1 , 111 ,,... Jitw Ytft_ llK ••••••• -' 'I'······· -~It Wr .... • + ' , fMfrv '"::::: = ~~ •• ·:; . • r11" ..• , .. :: = .. '1l"t~ ..... :: m) 1! ~l .. ';' ·:.:: ~ =·~ • .. ..... -,_....... ~--................... ~II ts .. OMI lot<I ...... ,,,... llD .. r ........ , ....... •"'"''"t .... .., . . .. . .. . . . . .. . . . m· :m·· .. .. . .... .. .. . . . .. .................... . ................ .. =--.................... !: .................. . I Corp., operator or two Las Vf'g11 casinos, says lt has reached a proposed $ 1 . 3 million settlement of class ac- tion ~ults stemming from a St'Curitles & Exchange Com- 111isslon suit. Recrioo, rormerly Parvin- Dohr1n1nn, Co.. go,•e no detaUs on Ila share of the set- tlement against the company. 1 .... ·o former orficers a D d others. l ~· .:!: it •i: • ll '" !~~ '" ·m • • I • --- ; J4 DAILV PILOT 2 Soldiers Have Ball: Ping~pong 'I._ .;..._PE_o_PLE_j drinks and Army crauons were used for breakfast. To break the monotony, "we played the stereo real loud Jo keep them awake at night," ooe a!Sistant said. * Te1evislon actor Ed "Koo- ky" Byrnes muat pay $300 in ba<:k child 1upport for h!1 g. year~ld 90n Logan or serve two days In Jail. Byrne, 38, was ordered by Superior Court Commi.s!loner John L. Goddard In Los ngeles to ma'ke the ~ck paymenla or ....... the suspended jail paymenla. A ·divorce ault filed by his wife, '.Asa Maynor, 291 is .pend- ing. '* l\layor Sam Yorty, a long· ahot for"tbe Democratic presi- dential nomination, says he will attend the party~• 11&UOOll convention in Miami Beach next wff! as a disc jockey. Yorty told. newsmen he will replace ·the vacationing Dick Wbitt•ighlll of Los Angeles on a radio show to be ·broadcast from the convention. Yorty plans to interview political figures u well u play recorda and read com. merciaJs, a spokesman for station KMPC said. * The Carnegie Hero Fund Coqunission b o n o r e d a Lakewood man with a ailver medal for his rescue of a burning Woman ~m a burn- ing automobile leas than a min- ute .before it exploded. The award presented to Dould Lee Pettijolm, 27, was for resculng Margaret Don, 41, lock"lf In her burning automobile after an accident In Long Beach on Feb. II, 1971. Authorities said Pettijohn was trying to unlock the car when his clothes caught fll'e. He fell to the ground but shouted to Mrs. Don to unlock the door as be stood up, ac· cording to the citations. * CUban Premier Fidel Castro received a massive welcome on hiJ return to Havana from an eventful two- mol)th tQ\ll' ~f A.fries, Eastern Europe aDd the Soviet union. Castro'• jet touched down at Jose Marti : Airport, and the premier stepped down _1 ~nd was embraced by Prwoent Osvaldo Dortic:os and Raul Castro, the premier's· brother and defense miDistq.- u,1,....,.... CHISELER -Deborah Darnell of Media, Pa., junior in art education at Penn SU.le Univer- sity, recycles marble in sculptbring clus. 1-4----'m'"t er; was o~,OledL..I-~ from retltlng toml>- &!Dne carver. ' • ' Michigan WEEKDAY S '1 'O q SATURDAY AND SU NDAY 1 to b 'llmodlagoodtluoJalylL 1m tul•n roa UH 11 • ~ a: dtaw .. willt CIDd th.. It'• good....,.,. smPY D•WG FOOD JU Ilda prlc9 I a:m 9olOf to trf to folll II oU oa my 91ly cat.UM ea:b 11 th-. J bf ti.. i:.rou.r-i.law. 'pow ,11B . WCOOLEB Thll name baa IKil II cold ring lo IL I hope 11 l!TM ap to ti..-wt cmytlilDg will help my 1939 14Scdle. Boob ap eaatlr·29•• ~ r·x1r· REDWOOD TUB --~ .. s-n 1 .. plma11. -.1o ~A·· -.. ~J!--' '-··· . oatlcnt -of~ lletczl banded. (Gin'°"' -ha bath ID ..,._ whczt the hec:lr). I - BLICK•DECKEB 3/4 IP BOOIEB Mahi molcllag1. do cabinet ec1g.., lreehcmd ~ ocaiptlllg, mcmr wapto go. lo. 7111 34''" Good looking .lhlnsr1. a little toach 11dlla a lot to U..·n!Jf. llow. yoa CCID'lOrget about INflag tlaat Jlew door 97li. ·. \ CEllTUL LICBTED llEDJCllE WDf.-'I OD• anti. ~1 la ~ .. 111c11ngc1ooro. glau lhel .... with u.. llghL Good obaolag light yoabemded-1. 9•• \ •• -Charges Pollution by: Ford ·-' --· ~ - 4x8 FT.· PLYWOOD Some kSnd of u1eful 8tuff c:md we ... m to be able I~ keep the price do...._ (Cma't JOU Ju•I ... the lrllhmcm. prowling thru the north woods getting quotes and deals.} We hcne plenty for the sale. llFLITIBLE llSSIU LOUllCE CJWB Br the lim• yoa blow It ap you1l'need a eoft chair to alt dOWll and ak fOIUMll whr yoa c\ldn't tab ti to th• g111 1tatloa. • 397 SClQCECWS AID WEED TOP m.I.EB Sort of ct liquid lCIWll edger mad U used right. to ,...,..111. a ,.,..... (Lin using dynamite to remOT• a mole from your no19.1) 99:,. nu. tells a lot bat there'• more. (~tlnued next wHk on Pave '9).· 2999 JODSOl'S ILEU U th• wax lo gaod Jo11 ...,. got II bargain. ll 11'1 not IO goOd. yoa 1are got a big Jag there. 129 48 oz. 37& 1/4 IBCB See us at the 1972 Southland July 14·23 A•• .. i• e ••••• t1 .. Ce•ter UBDWOOD PDSOIS TABLES #7"0 HcmcllH the 4 Inch belt. good two hand grlp1. really gets down to buslnHs fcuL Got a: houlDg like a Balck. ... You went wild for the onea 1n colors, so here ther are la solid wood. You CClll flnl.ah natural or stain to 1u!L J77 6DUWEB UOllY PIKE C"'B'""t-(li•f U yoa tnl1t the plctv,r9 t1i1a I• -Or something (tntll the pichJN, you WCIDI me back ID the unemplOflD•DI llae1) 1997 , BLICK • DECKER BELT SUDER :10. 7450 4999 UICODI ILUMllOll FOIL ll lltUe something lo get yoa lad!H la to ... all the other goodlu we hcrre oa. the lhel"" y.., teU-11 It 11 good price? 12"d5 FT ll~oLL 4 FOOT nUOIF.SCElll f'UIOBE Wire It la or attado a plag con!. Thlll lo aa Item lo cbcne awar !lie dark co.,... la JOU• We (or '°"' garage). uw .. 1•tn" 999~ l I I. 7 I Od p " •1 • I ~ OC.M, NQ. 119, 4 SlCTIONS, 41 PAeES QRANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TEN CENTS • . . . . - Gay Gr()Up. Fights Laguna· -ArreSts~ Checks • ~ .. --' .. • . . . • • • Thoihas ·_Hits . . . • I '• . I - . Epen God Cal~d Upon ~ . . ---.. ·.... ... . . - In Te~Pf!s~Qyer B~get -. • • t! • . . ' Charges • • wllhln the l1w1 laid down !Gr Illa ..,. mun.Jty." - Sgt. Neil Purtell Aid thlJ mornlnl l1lat members of tbe Laguna Beoch ~ Departmeot • bave DOI atteoded 1111 meetings.of tbe Coocemed Clt!Jons. 1be department doe.t have u llalldaid pollcy cbecks to locll ban by boOI undercover and unlfonned offlcen. "B'• routine. We wljt in, Identify .......... and look ar<lllDd." Aid Purcell. Patrolman Nabs.GI ' On · Jetliner ' . OAKLAND (UPI) -A Sl-ylll'<lld AWOL -· Who hj,Jacted a Paclllc Southwest Airlines ,.Jotllner for '4111;• ramom, sumnclered early today to a hlghw1y pelnl1 Clj>lain ba bad IUlll hostage. "I told blln tbat u _, u ba llepped down tbe romp an.FBI qent 1s IOlnC to squeeze -off and ,.... bead Will cmlntegrale," uld Calliornla lllcl>w•1 Patrol olflcor Lloyd Tun., a. The bljacMr,.ldoalllled by tbo.l!BL• Francis Goadiell, Manaaau, VL, liande4 over two pm and 1111 w lfter' two , 1co1e -. o111a1111111o 11t,1111in11 m 'lOI tbe ......, at-Ollillll *""". . It woi Iba .... _... .. ,PIA I '-plane Jn two *irJ: '!Ill• nf 111111 ... . , --lll'W14dhd:ta111'1111111·1l11F ' '"lsu1 · i'Crn I' I ...,. 1111 .. .....,, ,,,...).,' . Turner, ...... J: ........ . ,. ... ,,.. ......... -.. Illa " plonowbm•ll •---·Nerthem ·Former LA Ram ' Allegedly_ Tried To' sell Playbook NEW 01\U;ANS (AP.) -Former Loo Angel .. Ram. quartenact, Kar~ swettan Wal held under $25,0l>O bond today, AC- cused of trying to .. u-. Rams' playlloot to the New Orleans SaiJU. 10< $2,riOO. : . ,l ~-.'f"l'9wr,..,,.....,. ~'"1 BLIND UCljGUo 0 STUDINT',DIVll.OPS.•~t~I ~ ..Mft'.. · . Mika HlrlpOn'Glm Ofhai:a·a ... lul~ ~·~!f . , · , ' I '·1 : • , • \ f.,, • f'- -....... resident Of Seel -In 19'10. He most ......Uy bad been ...,_ -with a C8nadian pn>lesriOnal loot· be!! team but bad been-· Needy' s1.ti'd~~t :-. ... • : > I. • ' • , 'I '• A playlloot II a large note-..... gramming all .of. a team '• offtme md ddem:lve lets, along with the aud1blel and teya -a llCrl of cllctional}' ol !elm Blind ' VCI Graduate Lacks Funds ' . . iecrell.-.. . lly CANDACE PEAR!ON Qiarpd along with sw.etan YU bll °' .. --, .. -<OU11a Wayae -BooweU, SI. Blind pllyljcs graduate lluderJI Mite llonell and Sweotan, a, -ltfe 1 Jn Hlnpon< bu belpOd iJc IrVlne ollldall. Dollll. The)' Wft ..,_ al I a.m..by develop a-· tour of the ampJI tbll .l"BI _.. -~ with -. . . . . .. ' • • 1' 1......i-au mr·~ ..-_ ... ,.. Ol1 and &et his doctorale. Jilli<• bu -funded .. far ,.,. Ibo Aale Deperlmeal ol Jleba"1111&'1oo, llul •be'1 not "lltir9 11 llllJ'D llilP ftlld sracl · ' (Ile llUlllD, .... II ' caJllornla. .. The hlJaebr toot <'OllllTllnd ol Iba plane Wl;IJ;11!fu Oyq from OUland to s.cr.-and ordered 11 1o bead 1or San IiioF. . The alrlloe 1umed over the ,._ at san Dt<p ""' ~ hlJacter n1 .. eed an b\'l two ol lbe 17 puoengei'I' before Ian> mg !be cnw 1o ny 1o ootland. •. "'f tallred ID him 'about f:.and Nld It .. WU .. to burl •bll and II _,Id not be.,..,. today« tomcinvw 1lil would be a long-term tblnf," Nld 'nlmer. 'One P,D Goodell turned over "'"" T'urner11 .-vice rtvol ver which tba =--bad laDn from ill holsler ... In • -poclret.. . ·-llld bi' lllcl not -tf ... wllenbefotootlsalrei'lllat-r • lo. . . "l -lsvt shot him aVnl lllrot 1*11 tlloio .... -aod· --Ille ~ ud ll could bavo NptuNd 1111 lkitl· Ot. ~ aircraft,~· Turner .us. TllrW ... -told him ba -• vi-s ...... ull -1alned tis Ar11! -1 lei him marry a. slrl ID • ......... ,.,, Alla. °""' -1111 ....... In Ookl l ..... , ·jacker, wllo l1Cned tbe I I • ltol -·11oe allu ol Goodwin ............. ~laolble- Tmim -b1m .............. andbe--1111--olllla lloeinl 711 -ble ..... ntood -·Illa --rBI .pm. -•• --· be lleppeclo to tis p I I Coodl J, D. llcillerfl al a doli-• be may DOI be able to --· -._ : · Unlesl Hlnpon, who .,_,ved bll -hllcl aoll8od -,,_ bacbeior·. clegiee· In JU.. .Cemno.ia: ' . ' ~· ' * : * .* • • ! ' 1-ollldal1 11111 Ille FBI bad .. can· find additional luodl .. ~ be calJld lo OD tile ... wbeo ilobel1I YU wOO:t be ab)· e lo alfotd lllOllier )oear --·-·-·' . . . A RiiD ..... al.di YU en routi 10 • "nle·2i-year-<>ld ,-1MD·P~ New ~.ID opmJno Ibo pla,-lo graduated with bliilon u did 1111 eeelng delermJno -II YU ao lll>to.<lale eye ddf, Sifulre, a nine 1•11id goldtn ven6on. retrlevtr, granted 1 •·'Let h·a'r g I c Siena Church --- • . ( GtlilUnce'". clei'M by a.-eUor Dao -. . During hll UC!. stay, W..-• .... Jn. ' -In clewJopiDc lnllle .com-pui.t; lermioale ... bllml .,... and at 1111'.nquesl ol ·UCl'1.o I 0 c) ol ,-'61 -ornnpd ·""'· -"' 11\0 .... ' )1111 to be -illlo'lnlllo. ' Tbt •mop Wl!lpnloablJ: lit.~ 1' m. cbol ..,. II iDdlll 1111 dl.IJa illpl la·lbe -1n111u111111' ---lbq pl wd to tblecsr; a,'."Jllap:m_.ql. , . lt ... , ..,r rllJbe Iott.Ilk but will 11e1p·. -.. '!lllrll 1111 bealc --• pe ol Ibo ............... otller," 1 llid H1-lllio, -ap b1o>twn IMP ,_.aco-•-1oua. ,, ~ --bt-llr=t •f111n Ille lnile. ltMS:O ........ IMut I mqalb till 111111 .... , .... to ......., - Jil&*' I &$, fllllll aid rodio -tor a.1Nlldt".spatallJCI IFI ........ . ' ' . ' Do~~le ~ijti~k Victim . . . . ' ' • I Can't Believe Bad Luck ' . ) .• ,. • 1 DAILY PILOT u Countians Blast Chino Airport Idea Rtstdtnt• of nortbeni Orange Coonty have responded in vigorous oppo1Jtlon to Federal Aviation AdmlnlstraUoa ap- provol of • propooed Jot qe airport In the Chino llllll area. Fll'lt to protest Wtdnttdi''' FAA NJ. Ing that the proposed facility would not adverself affect the aafe and efficient use of Southern Clllfornla ilr 1pace wera the Olinda VU111e Homeown•ra Auocla- resldtntJ' llid, "we do Dot agree with the mlttet. Jack Spence, prtoldent of the Ollndl Vll11p l'O\IP repn11ntlng about !00 resldenll llld, 11we do not agrtt with the ded1lan aild will fith\ II all the way." Robert ShtllOr, chalnna:n of the Brta group, called the FM ruling, .. another pie<:i! of buru11craUc idiocy." He uld hll organization would fight to have any new Orange Coonly airport eatablished at the El Toro'Mlrlrie Corps Air Station. W~oday'1 FAA ruling called for 1n envlranm...tal lmpect lludy of the proj- ect lncludlal 1"ll>llc lloarlnp. Coloaal folll Lowman, pnoldent of Chino llllll Airport Complex, Inc.. h15 pnxnlled that the public will be riven ad- vance noUce ·and cop i e ! of the en. vironmental impact study before any public heiring• are achedul<d. JOltph Sammon. director of technical projecta for Iha airport ftnn, oald todly aeveral llnDI and lftstltution1 with ex· perliM ln the ecology fiel~ were being contacted to manage the itudy and he hoped an annolmCtlDtnt could be made within a week. He Aid UC lnlne, tho Ralph Parao111 Company ol Loo Anao!U· and several others were under con-- aideratlon. Sammon s 1. I d ..,. of the provbiOlll of the lludy contract would be thal "outskle, lmpartiat conlUltantl" must be bired to do !he actual study to ensure that the llndlnga are stricUy impartial. Councilmen· Okay Funds for W at,er Managing Study Adv!Md by City Manapt Lawrtnct ltooe that tho new AUIO )Vatar Manas• ment Apncy II ''movlnl w I t h remarbble hule," LllWll Buch dty . COUDCllmen lhll -k voted to allocate New Cranium1 Coming Soon? Fl\IGG~ Jlaly (UPI) ""4'\Jant a new -! Prof. R. 'J. Whila ti Clmlw 1111 that 1a not u ~ poaalblt queition. "AltboUih all tho ~ ... not resolved, today we must, we want to Wnk of a head transplant," he told the lntern&- tlonal Transplant Society's lilth convention Tbursday. "The transplant of a brain which until yecterdly wu the ultimate frontier of uperlmtntal aurgery to- day hl5 beeo croued," he told t!le lnternotlonal 1atbertng. Democrats Await High Court Battl,e WASHINGTON (UPI) -Three of lour vacaUonlng Supreme Court jmtlces were ,.turning to their ollicea today, "liinl the staae for a full-scale consultation on the fepl blttlt over seating Jrey blOCI of Clltfomla and qllcago delegalel at the Democratic convention. With only Juallce Wllllam J . Brennan absent, eight memben of the court were expected to be available for possible ac- tion. 'Ibe decision of a three-member U.S. appeal court on the delegatioru: was ap- peeled Thuradly to Chief Juallce Wmen E. Burs'1", who tool: the, ~ under atucly. <. ,_ "' the -Juticall -Polter Stewart, Byron R. Wbllt, \'J'bursood Manhall and Harry A. Blackmun.:.. wan still In Wlllhlnstm and avelllble !or cm- aultatloa at that tlma. Lun~heon Delay Told For Coast Association ' . ' 20 (JftlU College D'istrict Faces Tax Hike A proposed 18.4.1 mlllion budget car- ryln1 a 20-cent tat increase for the Sad- dleback COmmunJty College Dlatrlct WI!: given tentative approv~l 'nlunday by tni1tee1. The college oUlciala approved Ibo pro- pooed budget for leg1i publication. Flnel approval will <.'OIDe Aug. 10 following a public hearing. The buclcel If left ttnchanged, will re- quire a tlkent per $100 ·-valUI· tlon tu rate, up from 42 cent• for thJa past budget. Trllllet1 had been a111lolllly COJ> 1ldertn1 a SS-tent tu lncrea .. but were 1parti the -lly ol approvln1 that hike d"" to a opact1cular ZS.parcent In- crease in the euessed. valuation of the taring dlalrtcl · The actual budget filum proposed for the community college district are 18,712,464 for the General Fund Budget. $1,616,970 for the Building Fund Capital Outlay Budget, . and · $11,1113 !or the l're11t Pqe J SADDLEBACK •. from the 50 percent figure," Vogel said. "We have never been in any way, shape or fonn wasteful. We have kept faith With' the taxpayer," hi aald, notlq that the dlatrlct tu rate for tho put fllcal yaat WH tho Jowat ln tho ata!e. Vogel lllOVld l!I incrtale of·l.5 centa to brlnC the dlatl1ct to the atate requlrtd n,ur.., "nallalns that I probably won't 1et a aocoad (mi the motion)," ))e.aald. Spoctal -.. Fund. Building Fund Budget Is provided by the distrlcl'a· 1968 bond Issue. The Reaerve Fund monies are provided to the diltrtct by the coonty for out-of-district sludenta attending Ssddleback. At their last meeting be!ono the COUl>- ty's assessed valuation wu announced, trustees were told a IO.percent increase in the assesaed valuation wu an-- tlclpated. Glwn board members mulled the neceulty of a drastic tu increue. They ordered the budget committee to attempt to cut 1225,000 from .the buclc•l Th.ti committee reported Thursday lhlt $118,000 had been snipped. To llash more mOney could pennanenUy dlmqe the colle1e'1 education program, the board . wa1 advised. Fred H. Bremer, .district auperln- teodent. told trusteea Thursday that when the lot.al picture was considered, · the Saddleback. District's tax rate has been lower than the rate which would have been levied by the county on area taxpayora If tho dillrlct had. not beeo esatblbhed. 1be avenge rate for the seven years the cliatrl<t bu bean In operation Is 17 cents per $100 assessed valuation, 11iat includes the 1972-73 proposed rate of 82 cents and three years when the county set the tax rate. Tax rate for non-community college district areas was $1.16 this past fiscal year while the Saddleback rate was 42 cents, Bremer said. , _ l'retnP .. el BLIND ... Mlcliael · Colllnl did llCODd Vogel'a school. I'm tolnc to try "to get fund$. IJllfDdmtnl to tho main motion •-"The state pretty much lunds un- r dergradl," be explained. "But the atate provllil 'the publication "only 10 I ca:n Department of Rehabilitation likes to get napoad," M nld. ita cllenta Jobe ao they'll be rehabilitated. ''The loct !hit wa look IOOd becauoe It doesn't like atudents to go on to grad . ' DAILY Pit.OT SllH ,.... GIVES VIEW OF OEMOCRATIC CANOIDATE PROBLEMS Son. John Tunney With Supportora in Ml11ion Viejo Tunney, Says Democrats Shouldn't Drop McGovern the au1a1or railed the uaeument ii school." By PATRICK BOYLE lnfonnal appearance a~ the Mission Viejo cold comfort to the tuplyer," Colllns Grad school, Hingson contended, is not 01 th• Di11y "'"' Staff Inn to help raise money for the arl\llCI ~ considered rehabilitation. Hinlson hopes Freshman California Dem 0 cr 1 t1 c DernocraUe Party in Orange County. Ht~ that the IO percent ncun WU to get hb PhD and go on to college level Senator John Tunney Thur~day said he '"lt will be almost impossible for the arbUrary in any event and that the ttachlng. did not think the Democratic Party Democratic Party to win If McGovern la diltrict could euUy hive the re-Hlngson thinks the state will grant him would make it Into the White House in stopped by refusing to allow all of h11 qu1rement w&1Vtc11 $1,100 for boob and tuition and hopes to November if George McGovern is stop-California delegation to be seated," Sen. Voetl retorted tblt the inference that get an additional $1,500 from a financial ped from winning the nomination. Tunney told reporters. tho uma tupayara ...., making up the ad-work study prorram ln the physics He called the forthcoming Supreme "ll he ls stopped, Jt woU!d creale a total lncreall tn ulMHd vlluaUon wu department. Court decision on the seating of chasm In the party that would be almost "not tnae." The district'• lncrelH in But he esUrnate1 that to go to UCI for McGovern's California delegation at the impossible to heal." aallied valuation wu due mostly to three quarters be needs $5,500, about con venti on "very critical" and said he The Mnator aald President N'lXOll new devtlopment lince tba lut ._. $2,000 of which would be for transcribing would give up h1a own convention seat if could be defeated in November, but only • . • • I Laguna'• than ol fllnda for ... ol tho apney'a WJ1!1< manapment atudit1. PartlcipaUon ln the atiidy, Aid ROM, -W aatla!y Iha Jlealoml Water Quality Coalnll -'• requiremel1t for evidence that action la l>elng taken to uptr1de tho ment, ·bl sakt school books inlo braille. necessary for one of the regularly elected by a unified campaign in which all VOie! Aid ..-that In cuttlnl tuta Hinpon Aid he'a looking !or funds McGovern delegates. sen. Tunney was lormer candidates !or the Presidency .. 1ut-.1Uf", the d1ltrk:t abould have kept anywhere he "can get them." Jan one of several delegatel chosen following participated. He safd he would not sup. -dilJIOAI -· . "SotM -.,. . lmdtr men .,,._..than Lqwa Beech," Aid ROM. "We have some time to make decllionl but all memben have to move forward toptber:' The atudy In queatlan la bainl un- dertaken by Committee 7 ol tbe rqlonal apncy, mode up ol LllWll S,OCh, the Irvine Ranch. Water Dlltrlct and the Emeralcl Bay llervlce Diattjct arta, and concerna '!Ille waler treatment and dii-1 needa of the LllWll Beach- Newport . Belch coastal area. The lludy by Lowry and Aaoclalel will conatder aeveral altemaUve projecta, Including upgrading the existing Laguna Beach plant: cooatructlon ol a new !real· ment plant u .. _joint laclllly with the lrvlne dillrlct ; joining tho reiloml plant at All90 Creek; and Jolnlng county sanitation diltrtct No. S conaldmd the teaot likely ol the a1t.niauv... · EnglneerlnR budr•t for the study will be $15.000, with coot pro-roled according to gall..,..e. La1W11'• ahare will be '8,145, Irvine Water Dllttlct'1, '5,e85 and Emerald Bay'1, '*· Also approved by Ille aouncll waa a . $1 ,111 conbibulion to tho qency'1 general operating buditl ol $11,IOO, which Is divided equally amons Ill members. DAILY PILOT TM Otlnt1 CW.I MILY PILOT,~ WMdll t. COl'l'IMlllC ... H~ 11 llllllti!llMtl flit 1tle Or .... COMt ,....llfltnl ~ ...... rile 91111'°"' ar. pl,lblbtled,. ""°"'"f tll....., Frlcll)I, for C•te Mts•, HtwpOrt a.di, H111tt11111~ Bffd\'F.,,,ta111 Y11..,-, L1f11W 81~ lrvlM/SHdtlfMct W s1~ CJMoM!ltt/ S11t Jv•it a,r.irar.. A 111111• rwtlonll Mllllon k M TllNd S.lwnl•YI end f!H1111n. n. pr1nclOll ll'llblbl'llnf pll11t k at m ww.t ••r SlrMI, C.0.1• Mea, CllUtonlla, tMM. Robert N, W11I PraldMt •I'll "'*""°' J1ck k. C11rt'! Vk• ..... kl .. 111111 Glnlt'I .........,. . Thom11 K1•vil !dltror Thori111 A, Murphl110 M111191nt ElllfW Ch1rl•• H. Lao, Alcli1r4 '· Nill AuhM M•,_.lrlr ldlt.r. i..,--·-.. 221 F•tt1t A••1t110 Meiliitt .Ylllr••n P.O. la.11 •ti, 92611 --c.... M .. 1 J3I W.t .. ., ltrtlt =-di! USS Jilt'#Mft a11111nAI Htltl ._di: 111l'S llKfl ..,....,.. ,_ ft! 1U Htntl II Cel!IW fll•I "'''' 211 Cn4t "1o4111 CA'sa""4 tU-1' 'r I '41.UJI , ~.:;:.;4:,:-::~ ..• , h--MI, 1tft. 0NNt a..t ,....... ~. .. --'"""' ""'"""""' ........., ..... • ...... ,""'*"' ,,.,,... ..... ., ............ ~ -..:IM ,.. fl'! ... .,~"""'· -~-• c.tl Mlllp c.......... ... '"'"' 11.U """"""'' ., fMfi ... tllMllllrJ ""'.,.,,. anttMtm RM ~. the aame ratea w that now they Jenklna ol the oUice ol apeclal service• the Juoe 6 primary to fill out the l71· port any third-party candidates and !hit wouldn't have to be cona1derina an Jn. baa been helping him lnvsetlgate various member McGovern delegation. he would support any Democratic part7 Cl"Mlf, grants, scbolarah.lps and funds. Tunney made his remarks during an candJdates except George Wallace. "Our feelinl waa at that time !hit tho r-~-------;;;;;;111;;;;;-; ...... ;;;;·;-;;;; ....... ~=-- l't'09tP .. el THOMAS ••. of the Lqwa Buch Scboola. ..... thaao (the report'•) fUldelinea are prtdaely the phll""'l'hlea to which tho three ol 111 an committed, n1ardleaa ol 1111 .....U or other lkle- track tlllDOUYVI" Tbomu Aid. "I mipt add bt 11111 elanatute Oil the recall petition.I ii,· in mence, a signature agalNt me.'' he commented. Thomu, whole term uptrea In April, was not named in the r.call, accordJnr to recall proponenll, because of a law pr~ hlbltlng recall of an elected olliclal In the sir-month period before hla tenn uptru. The recall election, If I u I fl • I e n I signaturea are collected to lorce It, will be beid In that ala-month period. tu:pl,.. woald 111111111ber.'' Vopl said. Ho liolad thl( II tho nta for 1'71-71 ol a conla and hla propooad nte ol M conla ...., combined ...i anrqed, that total would ba 113 centa, euctly tho ....... the dlatl1ct had befon the 1'71-71 tu cul. . Vogel'a motion WU clefaated. Sacldleback Colltf• -M.,,.._.. Ron Barletta lla1d that tho colltp had hllh maintenance coata duo 'to lnct'laM upbop nqOlred by tho achool'• tam- porary buUdlng1. He a1IO noted lhlt older achooll bave an l!Sllbllahed atockplle of auppiit1 while 8adcllel>ack WU ln the -of building up back naerve. For -......... be aakl, tho colter• wu forced to expend more than IO per- ctnl OI! DOIHllary tlmn. . 'Lost' Pair Found SAN DIEGO (AP) -The Coast Guard located a Pomona man, Robert Fuller, •nd his 11-yeoM>ld aon at ... Ale and heading home '111unday alter i lishing trip. A helicopter aoarch belW> hours earlier was called off, a spokesman said. Panhandling Way of Life? See Sunday's Daily Pilot . I Here's the ''menu" for readers of the variety 1erle1, ''The Ken Berey 'Wow' Sunday DAIL y PILOT: Show." PANHANDLING TEENS _ Sltld row FESTIVAL BACKSTAGE -New view does of the Laauna Buch Featival ol Arla and n•t have a patent on putting the 111 n1ahtly Pqeant ol tho Mastera "llv- touch on the tourists. Panhandling haa tnc picture•" production la offel'ld in become a way ol llle for llOme ol today'a women's page proltle of a W0111an who young people. Stall Writer Jan Edwardl , ... to every ollow but mq be too buay reporta, in the Sunday Special, how to aee much. 6ho11 Sally ReHe, the youths ore '--'•• at the beochel, In Fe1Uval's public nlallonl director. ~aa·• FlRE KILLS -Feature story oo shopplnc eenten and theattrt. ..YOU Paae" 11(111'11 that flrt can bt a CUT A RECORD -You don~ haft to kliler. It killed 12,000 Amerlc1111 lut "make It bis" ln Hollywood to mtb a yw, half ol them cblldrtn. recording. Onlnp Coast Publlahin( Com-ONETIME SUPERSTAR -Bi 11 pany In Coa\a Mesa will 1-tbelr Holden, In one ol tho moat candid recordinl atudlea to )'Oil, but bawaro the Hollywood intervlen to ba publllhed lhll pitlalla ol the muolc hit. 8WI Writer year, admlot he'• workJn«i lltca-he Candlnce Pearaon deacrlbea -ti tho needl Iba money. 11ua-V9ltut<1 bo'a In a "YOU Pa11" piece. beln Into laldf have belll -thins Illa THEY l/lG NIXON? -Tho Preeldant than lllCCUlful. And, than, there wu the ahould pt Iha youth •olt, •ccordlnl to divon:e ••. Tbo prolUo la by Pter Op- ~ In Barr)' Goldwater'• ~lmer In Famll, Woek!J INIHllO. editodal pap column. Goldwat• n.-PHOl'O WINNERS -r.., ---Nlxon'a part In llvlnl youth tho YOte and white pholo and aornt ti the bait ti lllo Summer ALVARADO by Henredon ON Many selected 9roups from HENREDON, HERrFAGE, and DREXEL available at sale prices. All upholstery floor samples are reduced, and we are accepting specil'I orders from HERITAGE, HENREDON, and MARGE CARSON at sale prices. Cnme in today for best selection. . SALi PllCIS Dl•ln9 Tobie JU. Arm Chairs US. EACH S"• Cliain · 111. EACH $ALE NOW DllXIL-HEllTA&~ENREDON-WOODMARIC-!CARASTAN---------...;.- INTlllORS WDllDAn a IATUIDAYS. f tOI ...... l'llDAT 'TIL f :OO NEWPORT BEACH e 1127 WESTCLIFF DR.. • '42-2051 TORRANCE e 2JMt HAWTHORNE ILVO. J7t-127t IAwUNA IEACH e 141 NO~TH COAST HWY. ...... ,,,, brlnclnc tho boJ'I homa f'lillll VJ-reat In the !Int Wilk of DAILY PD.Ol' bu uaund llim I bis pull wttb ,..... Snapahot Conteall ... patlllaL TIM - voten. . ---teat pa oo lor ...., men -· .... · •wow• COVER -Xa Berry, man al ~ace w1nn1n a ttliol at pr1111 la many talonla, pta the..,.... pqe treat• K lntamatlooal Nt<Jllf• N t • ment In TV WEIUt. The llll@llno Awards tor 1111. lntnau.I _... ... prtvltwa BerrJ'• t!OW mualc-comedjl-fan more than fsa,ooi In • ....._ .:-...-------------------------------------- ' ' • l r • I ( 7 • v la di for em Be el di . Be ti .. aal .u to Iha di • ' .. ·Satldle .T•••Y'• Pl•" • • ' voi:..~s. NO. 119, 4 SECTIONS, 41 PASES ORANGE COUNTY, CAUFORlfA TEN CENTS . \ . . . . , • 1so Joh~ To Be Lost . . At Douglas By IOHN ZAU.ER ..... D91W PMltl... : McDonnell Douglas omcfals announced lay'offs ·ror 7l0 • .,...pace workers Thun- day and said that another 7l0 will Jose lbeir Jobi by the end of the year un1es1 tbe Huntingloil llfacb _plant can ·find more' business; ~ Tbe 1aj.OU.. wp•· couaed by com· · pleUon -of major deail[ll work on tbe Skylob Orbiting Workshop, a project that has engagid more than 2,000 MCDonnell Douglas Aalro!Jlutics Q>mpany workers tor three yean. 11Tb1s 11 a nOrmal wind-down on a ma- jor project,".1aid a company spokesman. ,"11le work ii done Ind the ioba go." ~ layoffs are tbe biggest since 1981 for the company lbal Is tbe i1r1eat aingie employ .. , in the city of Hunttngt.o Beacb. Io that year, 2,llOO jobs •were either, eliminated or ~erred to Giber . divisiO.. of the eompony. 'Ille wort ,.,.,. ~t the Huntington Beacb ·plant is currently about 1,000· pel'!ODI 1 w h i.c b ii the aame, level as before !he 19111 cuthackJ. However, Ibis loree bas been maintained by tranaler· ru:i. old propeda Into the p I a n t lrom oilier divisions of McDonnell-Douglos, Douglas' Orficials said that !!'the com. pany Is awarded the Space Shuttle· con- tract for whlcb it bas · bid,. additlonal loyi>lfs might not he necesaary. A deelsinn on the abuttie Is expected loter this month: 'i'be layo!IJ will allect · engineer& u wen · as blue collar workers, spokesmen aajd. m ·cutbackl may have noticeable Im- pact la FOllnla!n Valley and HanUngton Beach wbei'e many aerospace workers live. At the beilbl .of past_ l\lcDonneil Douglaa layolls, unempiojmeot In the area reached eight percent; ' "n-layoff• cOuid mean a great dea~" said Fouma!D .Valll:J ._ .M Holllnden, a Doagla1 encrr-: •A 'lirg• . number cl otir residents do -k lbOre • Bui 1i•1·bard ta evaluate the impoct until yoµ -wbo 11 liid off 'Ind wbn'lbey live." Bond Election Gets Saddleback Trustees' Delay Trustees ol the -Saddlebact Valley Unified School District 'l'!luriday decided ·to ~ in $11 millinn bond election that bid been propooed for Sept It. 'Jbe fioal decis)on Wll unanimous, allbougb two --In the day bad indicated Ibey w-to hold the hood election In September. "'Ille main 1lilng we· mild <Olllider Is unisOn an thi lmnl fer aay bond elec- tion/' 91Jid J ... Petenon, Me of the rnembera wbo salil al a 'lburlday morn- ing meeting lbal he lavorid the Sep- tember date. The idea of an early bClld eleclioa aat well will! tbe ~ trllen Ibey !Int met lollowinl eiectloll June I, but u more ·probleml D'faced, aipport for the propoeal qilictly dwindled. 'Ille litualilm . -c:omp1lcated bf aeveral lacf\n. Ila boaid fell, pedlaJia the moot ~ ...... 4llleulty In bulldinc aulllcient --unity aQll)Orl belwem --and the popuied 'electin dale. • . '!be bond -will be ...... In the (Ilea llCl'ml, ..... I) 'ca · W:•U.. Oranl• Coiat 1111!1 ...... _, ' ... -...,. In the mornin( or early ........ locll1" ..... SllurdaJ as low clouds and lal ...,.. in. '!'be -abould clear oll by niid- mondn1 and hfcbo will be in the 70l.lm!t _ .. INSIDE 'l'GDA 'l' 'Ile N<1flPOrl )Iarlxw Ari M,._ lntM'I aifT't'ftt tzhUrit ii ttNt1D Ari of On>ng• C011•lr, • nft.ct. ,, .ing,..,,. ··--.... llo!lal •rl -.,. llolng .,,_ prdccl l>v fellow •-lllM. 3c• toda!I• WHlcctlcW<., l.AleN , ....... , .... n ..... t ........... ' c1•• • --~ " a.Melli ... • ' --~ 11 ........ """' 11 c,_,. '' """' . ,.. --. ,_ _....,..,, ............... • ,... .. ,_ '"'' ,...... ... ..., ...... " ..... ' ...... " _.. ......... --~ ti ---' -I --- • Hijacker Gives up Soldi.er ·Hands Over Gun, Ransom OAltLAND • (UPO -. A n-yllMld AWOL IOldler, wbo hijacked a Padllc Soutti....i .A.lrlinol jetliner for $4$5,illo ransom,. llD 1-r..i · early ' today tO a highway petrol captain he had !Um hostage. .. -he got oo the ain:ran al Sacram..,. 1o.1 ... I cou1d tw.ve· shot him ~vepJ limes . butj there "'re· women apd children on lbl1)iane and it could bave ruptured the akin of the aircraft.'' Turner &aid. '!Urner said ·GoocteU told him he· was a Vietnom vewan, and complained the Army lfOUldn't let him marry a girl. in Southeast.Asia. ... Once on the-ground fn.Qaliland, the hi· jacker, wbo signed the passenger llJI with the alia.s ol Goodwin M. Barri80ll. appar<ntly lqsl bis nerve. .Turner talked him lnlo sun-ender~ and he walked down .the rear sta in BOeing 7'1.7 with bis hando ralsed over' head. FBI agents seized bi(Jl as soon as _(See lWACK, Pago I) "'I toid him that u -a .he stepped down Ibo raaq> ao l!'Bl agent la fOlng to equeer.o one oil and your bead will dliintocrata," sal4 California Highway Patrol -Lloyd Turner, c. * * * * "* * ·'Ille hljoek!r, ldentlfled by the FBI u Francis Goodell, Manassas, Va., banded r over two &UN and the ramoiQ after two ...,.. houra of waiting In the Boeing m on. the nuiway at OUland airport. Double· Hijack Victim It waa the ......i hlJaeldDc· ol a PSA plane In two d1119. 'Ille FBI killed two gunmen 1n w~·· hljoc:klng at ~ Fniidlco Jnt«natlonol Airport. (See Can't Beli.eve .Bad Luck ltoly, Pap 5\__ .SACRAMENTO (AP) -Franz Llngnau Turner, ol ._.-amento, had been a admitted he was slill weary and a little pasaenaer in ~ aboard the 0 ihak:J," .over belng involved in Wednes-. . ~~ II wa oelud ..., Nerlbem clOy'a lilJacJd!lg as he boarded a jetliner 'Ille hijacker t.ot command -of the Tbanday al Burbinl< for the fllabt back · plane wlllleil waaJJylng lrOm OU(oM to . ~ ~-:~-sOutir,~t:~lfllneo . Sacramento'. ai» orilered ·11 to· head for ,,_,__ 7'l1 made its approach to the San Diego. · s;;'a~qto· airport, 0 rny heart sank;"' The alrllne.turned over·the DPIODl.1.t" IJngnaU,sai~. when that p1ane, too, was San Diego and-tiie hljacbr ~ all taken over-by a . skyjack•~· and· he . but two of Ibo 57 _ ... _ btl .... ~ . became a ho!lage for tbe second lime in Ing the crew to,nr..to ~ . , two cll!ys. . "I lalked·to him about lam1ly and said ,"I don't believe it'• possible, it could , 11 wa going· to burl hls.~ .. and.lt · .... happened on both of them," "l"'k! not he OV11' today or -•ow but Lqnau-said'in 4n interview today. would · he · a · lolli·lerm Aliq'" .said '"I'd like· to toow · Uio oddo. on this. -nu-,· ; '"' '. ; .' · 'l!heo l rullzed it w .. happeplng again, I Ona pn GoQdeJl tia;iid .,.... was ·-ongry. The·odds ""'so far out, ii . '~· ••. Q1:'...,r-1~lll=a't · ~dn.'l·have -hap~·for.anotber 20 • ._ DAILY PILOT Stafl ..... pa · • • • , · · . , · . . . , ~·ln a.coat.p!!ICW. ~· · • 'Bl:IND' UCl 'GRAD STUDENT DEVELOPS ,IRAl~LE CAMfUS M;t.P' :~.'!"Id ~.Im; not;->libMd ~ · flVkil Hl119~ Gi .. s 'Others a Boost But .Needs Al~ .Hlmaalf , . . . . il~·· ,;T.· . . . . , .. • 1 f:.i . ..,,~-·~-:;~-Needy · ~s1od ··;~ .~··,·6. -"··.·. ii.I .. ,8. ti!.: "tJ" .... ·1 • r j , .,J, , 1 1 , I • •\ ..# ., .., .t -'I ' ·~ •1 , ~.~ '.,~. ··Blind ucl ·Gradual£ LaCks F~~ 'Eyetl .byB~d ·.: -~ By CANDACE PEARSON Gftlle~Pllttl• Blind physics graduate student Mike lllnglOll has helped.UC Irvine officials deftlop•a braille tour of the campus that be may not he able to use himseU. Unless Hingsoo, who received his bechelor'i degne in June ceremonies, can ljnd additional funds !-Omewbere he won't be able to;aHord.aaotber year. Tbe D-year-old student from Palmdale graduated with bonora u did bis seeing eye dog, Squire, a nine-year-old golden retriever, granted.. a • 1 L' e t h a r g i c Guidance" dwet, by Chancellor ·Dan JJdttcb. ' • . . Daring bis UC! stay, Hlngson was ln-slrumeiOal in developing braille · com- puter terminals for1 blind students and at Ibo request ol ucr1 o'ff Ice of special services arranged for a map of lhe cam~ pua to be' transcribed into braille. '!'be map will probably he about 11 in- cbes by 11 incbes and will he kept in the Ila ciienls jobs ao they'll•be rehabilitated. It. doesn't like students lo go o~ lo grad school." Grad ~I, Hingson contended, is not considered rehabilitatioru Hlngson hopes to get his PhD and go on to c:ollege level teachlog, • Hingson thinks the state will grant him $1 ,100 for books anil tuition and hopes to get an additional $1,500 from a financial ad-work study program in the physics department. • • · But he estimates that tO go to UC! for three quarters , tie needs $$,llOO, about $2,000 of which would be for transcribing school bookJ'inlo braille. Hingson. said he'1t-looking for funds anywhere he¥ ·11can get them." Jan .Jen}\'.ins,of the office ·or.special ser:vlces has been helping him invsetigate vartoUs grants, scholarships and lunds. ~ students' rooms "until they get I Pl . -!'to the campu"" llingson said. Dll(>Cent ea. it won't necessarily be to scale but will llllp -la "learn the basic reia· !icllllhlpi of the buildings to each other," aid Rmpon, who made up bts own map ~ago wben he came' to UC!. "Die map won't be back from the 1nlDe tnnocribera for about a mouth and unill llim lllngaon · la doing aome )llutkl rOtoarch, taping old radio shows lor;a ~ apol on IWCl'aad "diaina arGllad .all over" for mon money to eo .., aqt-pl Iii!~· ' MID 1* been bided ao far by the -'~of llehatlllltalion, but be'1 !'+! "oure II' llley'll help fund grad acll!il>L.I'llJ aoiaC lo 111 "lo 1et funds. "The . -pnllJ -funds Ill!< dergrodl," be """"1ned. "Bui the stale ~ of Rlltlllllllallon 1ikea le iel . . . Given by Mom LONG BEACH (AP) -The 29-yeaMid mother of twins found Jast March in' a ,Long Beach.alley has pleaded Innocent lo charges of desertion. Terry Lynn Smith Is charged with deaerting her 5-year-oid cbildren, Brian and Tammy, with intent to abandon them under circumslaocea likely lo lead to great bodily lnjwy. court olficiala sild. Trial data was.set for Sept. 7. 'Ille two )'OUllplen .....atneil -uniden- tified 1..-two monlha after their dlscoV• ecy, ond could only relole their lint names, authoriUes ltlted. They ha v e since been aasigned lo !Oot.. bifmes .. ' Oraiice ~ a.pwv11Jn. '""1il'!ilo!* PSA tabover of Air< ca!llpraia'1 _,. 1 airport laC:llftlis but they'd ...... thitJ' ground 11 Ibey tried ,le do. II. -or~ County Alrporl Dinclor Jl'o.b ~• t Bresnahln aaid today. Broamhan, c:ommenllnl m !lie. tale ol Air Callfornla,tlocit lo -- Airllnel• said lblo ·-· '11111 .. wldlo 11\lpervlMtri· .,..t .approye, aaichinimt 'ol the 1-, '.'1119Y'd· bave to """'" JllCIJ : good reuon Dot to do IO." • . · '-rbef can't jUlt ..,, -1t11iPSA·..t we' dan't'Ute·you ... ~.Bremalw· -~id. Tbert's. Do relllll there libo8JdrM 11111 fears 'about PSA tabi>ver1 ...,,..,, U.. alsts .UtlOial Air Callfanila ·--· Robert Cilford. . "Tbere'l110 reason to~llio)-wlll' do anything different than we -1d, •. declored •Cillford, wbo bu apmt iDUcb ol bis lour years u prealdent llOOOdllC c:r!Ucs ol the noise ~ · caJ alrP!on!o• create. ""' • . "PSA wlll ·do·-ls neceaary lo bop' In good . wllb Newport Beacb--ancl, Iha· IUpef'\lilotl,11, Clifford said. I ' • ~ Cilllord pointed out lbal while the aupervlson can't' cootral the -. of fiilbts. Ibey can .,.,.,_ lo ......... the number of dally tat-and !• ..... via the leue Cll airport lacllltla. . . Clllloril said Ibo sale cl -IDr-'1J.t million bUn Weatgat~-Oorp., which bes owned Air ~ lor twa yeara, to P8A lnvolves n psceal 'ol'llla 800,000 oulatandlill -PM 'poid Weotpie flUt per aliln. Wetlple boulbt.11forflaareIn11'11. PSA -idenl J. Floyd Andretra said the Air Cai pw:<bue will -his ""!"" pony about 1111 niillioil, all lold, ......... the deal lncludea an •-·• Ji01·oll OL'lallndh>c•~ <. .Budget Session Stormy.· ' Even God Called Upon During College Meeting development and partJaiJy becaUJe of revalua\lon ol existing properties, c:wld mean 1 ... of a bf tncreaae.. . Moat of !he increase Is necessilated by a planned Scionce and Math Building which will coat the ~ $f,IOl,OOO. The 1lata will put up a llh llllOUDt lar the conatructlm. Other Coot$ are due to Increases In penocimel salaries. By state law, person· nel aa!ories ahollld tqUai 50 percent of the communiti coUeps' o p e r 1 t 1 a g budl'\, excllllive of cajlllll outlay. •• Saddleback ii aot ta .cnph•• wtda the law and _-mill aboal '1-• iOllllm to --. or fl..-ol lbt applicable budPI. Aild ~r-tteeVOJel. board member. lie. clalml lbal-bf ....... Iha .,.... jecled tu rale ol a -pr $110 -..._ by •. _,., the dlatrlct -raloe an -looa! f'll.l!IO di wttb lllldl -...o.r lllidCll u.m ,conapl;y willl lbt -law. . ' years ... The 44-yeaMld resident ol El Dorado Hills is an estimator !or a comtructlon company. He was en•route to Burbank WMnttday when iila PSA jet was co- ~r San Francilco and was beill captlft until FBI agents stormed ihe ·p1ana Alll kliled the two 'hijackers. When that ordeal was over, Llngnau completed hls night to Burbank' routine- ly, handled till ·work he traveled south to handle and was nearly back In Sacramento when a young aty pirate took over the PSA cralt and lorced ii to Oy to San DW(O and then oakland helor. giving up. "l spent'll houn on hijacked planea and I can drive lo Burbank luter than that," Llillnau declared. 'nmney ..... 1111·•-" --.. Informal ._,..... ot Ibo MW-Viejo IM lo belp ..-,,,..,,,, for Ilia DemocraUc Party in Orange Counly. "It will be almost impoulble f0< Ibo Democrallc'l>a'rty to win II MCGov~ la stopped by refuslnt lo allow ail o( bla Californla delegation to be seated,'' Sen. Tunney told raporf<rs. · "II he . ls .llopped, it woUld creale a chasm 1n the .[>Brlr lhal would he a1most impossible to bea . II • , Tbe .-said 1're1ident NlDle could be tleloaled in November, but oalv by ·a uillGad ·campaign ·1n-WllidJ• all former candidates for the PraJdenOy J!IJticipoted.-He said be would not aup- (llta TUNNEY, Par• I) In Saddieback'1 cue, that would be about ftll mlUloo commKled to leacbera salaries. "It II a--..i.ia·1o go lo the slataonce.,..md ... ltheam...i (llta IAlllJl.Da, .... I) OIVl1 VllW'OP DIMOCMTIC CANDIDo\n l'ROILIMI 'Soll. John T-r Wlll11Supportw1 In Mlalon '1191• -. I (-.t ) • l .. •' ' . I DAILY PILOT rs Frida), July 7, ltn Countians Blast Chino Airpoi~t Idea ReJidmts of northem Orange County have responded 1o vlgorous oppos1tion to Federal Aviation Administrat ion ap- proval ol • propostd jet age airport in the Chino Hills area. Flrat ta protest Wedn...say'a FAA rul- ing that the proposed facility would not adversely affect \}le sate and eUlclent use of Southern California air space were the Olinda Village Homeownen Auocla- residenta' said, "we do not agree with the mil tee. Jack Spence, president of the OIJnda Village group repreoenting about !00 mldents said, 0 we do not agree with the decision and will fi&bt it all Ule way." Robert. Shearer, chairman of the Brea group, called the FAA niJ!na, "another piece of butuucrallc ldioCy." ile aald hi. organh:aUon would fight ta have any new Orange County airport establlahed at the El Toro Manne COrpo AJr Station. Wedneaday'a FAA ruling called for an environmental Impact study of the proj- ect lneludlng public bearlnga. Colonel John Lowman, president of Chino HUI> Alrport Complex, Inc., baa promlaed that the public will be given ad- vance notice and c o p i e s of the en· vironmental impact study before any publlc beorinp are scheduled. Josepb Sammon, director of technical project& for the airport firm, said today several finN and institutions with ex· perti.ae In the ecology field were being c:oatacted ta manage the atudy and he hoped an annoW'ICement could be made within a week. He aald UC Irvine, the Ralph Panolll Compaoy of Loo Angelea l:Dd aeveral otben were under con- Jidentloa. Sammc:u 1 a i d one ol. the provisions oC the study contract would be that ''outside, Impartial consultantJ'' muat be htred ta do the octual study to ensure tbat the flnclinp are strlcUy Impartial. Sammon'• remarks -,rere bl answer to a statement by Shearer that hl5 group would lnaiJt oa "an objective third party miking the envlrmmeotal 1 mp a c t report." . 1be FAA approval wu for a modlf1ed plan for the Zl,-e Chino Hllll proj- ect to be located a b o u t lour miles northeut of Yorba !Joda straddllng the Orange and Son Bernardino County lines. The modified plan call! for no more than IJJ,llClll operallool yearly compared with the orlilnal appllcallon in..nted early lut year which asked for 500,000 operallool. Commercial paaatnger and air lreliJlt and private plane uae of the faclllty .... ~; Brea councUman Sam C.OOper, one of the oJ1Clnal opponents of the jetport 11Jd the suJUect will be thoroughly dlscuaaed at Moadly nlcbl'• city c:ouncll me•Uni· ,.,.._P .. el TUNNEY ••. port any third-party eandldates and that be would aupport any Democratic party eandldala except George Wallace. He alao reaffirmed hi. statements that be would neither leek nor accept the party's nomination for vice iresident. On another aubjact, the aenatar aald be had no comment on the Federal Aviation Admlnlstration'a (FAA) recent approval of an International airport at Chino HUI> In the northern part of Orange County. Tunney said be waa not aware the proi· ect bad recelved approval. He has authored legislation, now pen· ding in Conirw, tbal would place strong restrictions on nolae pollution, particular- ly at airports. HI> bill would take the power of aanctlontng airport conalruction away from the FAA and Ii,. ll ta the Envtromnental Protection A g e n c y (EPA). the FAA would only have power to veto an EPA deelJlon on groundJ of safety. The Chino Hlli. project must lllill pH• EPA examination following submittal of an environmental hnpact statement by the. developers. " , DAILY PILOT TM Or9"te C-1 DAILY 'ILOT, wtlfil -~ h ~ ltll' N._~ h MlllMll W 11141 °''""' Colo•f l'Wlllfllnl tomptny • ..,. nte Mlllont an llUblisNd, M#ld.ly ""-"" l"riNf, fW C.!1 M"'11, Nft'Dlf'f lffdl, HW!tl,.._ lffdlll'"OU1111ln Vllll'f, Lll'N ... ch. ll'VIMIS.~!9"ck and 11!'! C~ "" .lllUI C.11111r1ne. A 1!11911 r191Mil edltliM .. f*ltlllhM s.lvrdl-.,. ..... ""''YJ-nw flf'ftlcl!NI Pllbllltllrll 'lent It 11 a w..1 hr lfrtl'I, C.I• Mna, C1lifomle, f.IQL Ro~erl N. w.14 ,,.lffnl ..... Pvl>llshw Jtcli J:. C11tl1y Vk t Pr•ld911 bd: Gtnttll MINlltt Tli•m•• K.,.,a Editor Th•M•• A. M..-phi•• MtNtlnl Ellllot Clitrltf H. l"' klt.h•rll P. Ni n -"tlltAllt M9"11 .... Ed1*1 -C..11 M .. : 2'0 Wdl ltY Strfft ....,,.,. lndll iw "'"""" lowll'f'lr41 "9IMt ... di: m hr"I AYlflW Hllrrlllrlttlrl lltcllt llllS INecll ._ltYtrll '"~·1 * HorWt !I CllNM. ~ I Ttf.,-11141 MJAJn Cl ...... Mwttn ... '424•71 1'"" -Al .., .. _,, ' 1 ........ 4'2-44~ ~~ 1m,. ~ a..r ....... .. ... -................ ..... """"" ..,.. ., ............. """"" :C! .. " ~ .......... ,.,. . "'*"' .......... . ~ tillil ........ lit C:.11 #ttt, .... --. ~""'""' "' un-tw A.U "*"""""' W ~I U.lJ """""'' Mlllt_., ........ l2M """"• DAILY 'ILOT Iliff 'MM • Allegations Out ' In Surgeon Case By TOM BARLEY Of fM D•'-Plllft l•fl Superior Court Judge J. E. T. 11Ned" Butter Thuraday threw out allqetlona of rnalpractlet aplnat Dr. Merrill C. "Mib" 0'.Dannell of Newport Beach 1n a ft rnlUloa clvll llUll biwcbt by the moth- • er of 01Donoell'1 dad wife. The Newpqrt Beach jurtlt, however, declined to -out ill alle11tlona against O'Donnell, SS, of JOll WestcliH Drive and 3'11 Placen.Ua Ave. ! ol barblturatea In the akeletal muscle of the corpse and confirmed the earUer stated cause of death. Judge Rutter'• ruling cleared the ""Y for a thr~y weekend rectu and Jet the stage for the opening Monday o( O'Donnell's defense. His ruling followed testimony by Mn • Gertrude Barnett, 63, of Seal Beach Leisure World, that her daughter Journeyed to Mexico with Dr. O'Donnell two months before her death and suf· fued from a mysterious sudden illness on that occa!ion. THE SECRET O~ SADDLE BACK COMMUNITY HOSPITAL LIES BENEATH THE FLOOR Building In Laguna Hiiia Lalauro World W Ill Opon With ·uo Boda and Can Expand Rutter made ii dear ta deleme at- torneys Mike McQ-ay and Reed Brtdgea that he wants ta bear medical telllimony which would challellie ,the opinion of Dr. Melvin i;ornmer on the death of Suaan Jane O'Donnell who auecurnbed In Mex- ico on March lt, 1911. at qe a , McO'ay drew the respome while ob- taining from Mrs. Barnett the statement that Mrs. O'Donnell once t'ried 'to commit suJcide and that the attractive artist once believed that she suHered from cancer. SADDLEBACK •. from the SO percent figure," Vogel said. "We have never been ln any way, shape or form wasteful. We have kept faith with the taxpayer," he said, noting that the district tax rate for the past fiscal year wfts the lowest in the state. Vogel moved an increase of 1.5 cents to bring the district to the state required figures, "realizing that I probably won't get a second (on the motion),'' he aaid. Michael Colllna did second Vogel's 1 amendment to the main motion ap- proving the publication .. only ao J can respond," he said. "The fRct that we Jook good becaU!t: the aueuor raised the assessment U cold comfort ta the tazpayer," Colllna argued. He aatd that the 50 percent figure waa arbitrary jn any event and that the cllatrlct could ...Uy have the ,.. qulrement waJved. Vogel retorted that the Inference that the same taxpayers were maklng up the total tncnase in assessed valuation was "not true." The dJstrict's increase in assessed valuation was due mostly to new development since the last assess-- ment, he said. Vogel aaid rather that 1n culling taxes laat year, the di.trlct ahould have kept the aame rates and that now they wouldn't have to be considering an i.n- creaae. "Our feeling wu a\ that.\lme that the tupayer would remember," Vogel 1aid. He noted that JI the rate for 1971-72 of 4.2 centJ and hi& proposed rate of M cents were combined'" and averaged, that total would be 53 cents, exactly the same as the dlstrlct had before the 1971·72 tax cul Vogel's motion was defeated. Saddlebocl: College Busineaa Manager Ron Barletta aald that the college bad high maintenance costs due to increased upkeep r.qulred by the school's tem- porary buildings. He also noted that older achools have an established stockpile of supplies while Saddlehacl: was in the process of building up back reserve. For these reasons, he said, the college was forced to expend more than 50 per- cent on non.salary times. Reagan Defends War COPENHAGEN (AP) -Gov. Ronald Reagan defended U.S. war policies against North Vlelnarn Thunday, saying the only mistake was that former Presi~ dent Lyndon B. Jobn.aon did not follow President Nixon's current co u r 1 e . Reagan spoke at a news conference before leaving for Brussels following an official visit to Denmark, the first leg of a seven-nation European goodwill tour he is making as President NlJ:oo'a emissary. Projeet •s,-Iid~ Ho spital Topping Due Wednesday By JACK CHAPPELL Of tM Dl llY Pill! ll•ff Is it possible for a building to be solid, but flex.Ible? The new $11 million Sad· c:lleback c:ommunity Hospital in Laguna Hills is. Now mldway through construction, the last bit of the concrete shell for the horpltal Is due to be poured Wedneaday 1n a topping off ceremony. Once that la accomplished, the solid rm of the medical facility will be finish.. ed. The interior of the hospital -the flex· Ible area -may never be. It is designed From Page I HIJACK ... he atepped ta the ground. He was wearing a khaki jacket, white shirt and dark pants. "The guy was afraid," an airport spokesman said. "He seemed to reallu he had made a mistake." Robert Gebhardt, special agent in charge of the San Francisco FBI office, said Goodell had been absent for two days from Ft. Riley, Kan. The hijacker had a German-made automatic pistol when he took over con- trol of the plane, and he also got the highway patrolman's gun when it fell from the pocket of hl5 jacl:et which be had "put over a seat. so that within the concrete shell, the walls, plumbing and electrical conduits can be changed and rechanged ta meet advancing medical technology and com- munity medical needs. At the heart of the new concept of in- terior flexibility U the service zone, a six-foot high space between floors con-- taining all the air coodltloning, plumbing, and electrical lines. 1be floor of the senrice zone is the cell- ing of the medical area beneath It. The cooflguratioo ""allows m a j o r maintenance to be undertaken without in· terfering with medical operations or re-- qulrerneni.. II also permits r<modeling and expansion with a mlnlmum of cost. Saddlehaclc is the first cornrnwilty hospital ta be built using the new con- cept. "Medicine is in the throes of a technologlcal revolution. Horpltals muat be conatnJ.cted so that they will have the mmt UJ>-to-date equlpment and facillties when the doors open, but in addition, they must be responsive to change," said Jack Van Zanten, a110Clate In s-. Marnccin..i and Patterson, pr o J e c t architects. The Saddlehack hospital will have 150 beds when it opens in June or July of 1973, however, due to the built In flex· ibility, the facility may e x p a n d to 600 beds by 1985. The hospital is a noo-proflt community medical facility that will be uaed ta pro- vide maternity, pediatric, g er 1 at r i c, emergency outpatient and g e n e r a I medical service. Dr. Sommer, a Beverly H 111 a pathologiat, agreed in hl5 telllirnony with Mexican· Pl>Yltclans who auerted Mn. O'llonnell died of barbiturate pojaonlng. Mexican authorities exhumed the bodf of Mn. O'Donnell It dJya after her death on Cozumel laland and ruled that lt ...., "almost certain" that abe died from a massive injection of lwnlnol, a hl&h1Y toxic barbiturate. Sommer, faced almost one year later with decomposed rernalna that dld not in- clude many of the vital ora:ans examlntd by Merlcan pathologlals, traced depoalts \ IF..-P .. el BONDS •.• future ta carry out the building program that baa already betn started by the Son Joaquin Elementary School District. State money would be coupled with the $18 million to build 12 achool> In the <district over the next five years. Under preoent lllate law, the new cllatrict cannot aell any boncls uotll It takes over operation of the ICbooll in mid-1973. The bond eleellon may now be beld either in conjuoctlon with the Nov. 7 general election or at any time following Dec. 25. There ii a ban on electlona either 45 dap before or after a general election. The board baa Indicated it does not desire aeeking passage of the bonds at the Nov. 7 elecUon, mainly because the complicated ballots would cost the c:listrlct more than It would for a separate election. Trustee Dennis Smith aald Thunday he favored a calllng out the vot.rs in late January or urly Fe!Jruary, mainly because this period ha. hl5torlcally betn the bell !line ta Pl• achoo( bcxxl -· Luncheon Dela y Told For Coast Association Summer Newport attamey Franklln Remer im- mediately tried to question Mn. Barnett further on the statements allegedly made to Mn. Barnett by Mra. O'Donnell when the younger womah returned 1rom Mex· ico in January ol 19'8. He wu promptly halted by Judge Rut- ter. Former LA Ram Allegedly Tried To Sell Playbook NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Former Loa Angeles Ram quarterback: Karl Sweetan waa held under $26,000 bond today, ao- cu.sed of trying ta .. u a Rams' playbook to the New Orleans Saints for $2,500. A playbook Is a large notebook dla· ! gramming all of a team's offense and defensive sets, along with the audibles and keys -a sort of dictionary of team ~ secrets. Sweet.an was a resident Of Seal Beach in 1970. He most rectntly had been coo· • JleCled with a Canadian proleslonal loot-' boll team but had been relea..d. Charged along with Sweetan w11 hi. first cousin, Wayne Maurice Boswell, 31. Boswell and Sweetan, 29, both live in Dallas. They were arrested at 3 a.m. by FBI agenl5 while dlckering with Saints Coach J. D. Roberts at a downtown motel. Roberts had notified Nitlonal Football League officials and the FBI had been called 1n on the cue when Roberta wu first contacted a few day& earlier. A Ram assistant coach wu en route to New Orloana ta examine the playbook ta determine whether it wu an up-to.dlte veralon. Pressure of legislative business bas forced postponement of the Orange Coun- ty Coast Association's annual legislative l\IDcheon for one week, John Macnab, coast association president, announced Wednesday. ALVARAOO by , Henredon ON The liincheon bils been rescheduled for Friday, July 14, at Balboa Bay Club. 11 is open ta the public, Macnab said. State and county governmental ac. tlvlUea aHeeting the eoutal area will be dilCllS!td by Ronald Ca!pera, chajnnan of the Orange County Board of Supervlsorll, A!sernblyman Robert Badharn (R·Newport Beach), and Assemblyman Robert Burke (R·Hun- Ungton Beach). "A buildup of urgent matters on the state legislature's calenc:lar this week slmply made it inadvisable for our speaker& to leave Sacramento, but we are assured they can be with us next Fri· day," Macnab reported. Many selected groups from HENREDON, HERITAGE. and DREXEL available at sale prices. All upholst ery floor samples are reduced, and we are accepting special orders from HERITAGE, HENREDON, and MARGE CARSON at aale prices. Cnme in today for best selectio n. SALE NOW l College District to Face Tax Increase of 20 Cents A proposed 18.45 rnllllon budget car- rying a 20-cent tax lncreue for the Sid· dlebacl: Community College District was given tentative approval Thursday by truateex. . The college official• approved the pro- posed budget for legal publication. Final . approval will come Aug. 10 following a public hearing. The budget, if left unchanged, will re- qult'e a a.cent per $100 ISIUled valua· tton tu rate, up from 4.2 ceni. for this past budget. . Trusteea bad been anxlouaq con- sidering a 32,-cent tax increase but were spared the necessity of approving that hllte d1111 ta a spectacular :ii.percent ln- creaae in the assessed valuation of the taJlng district The 1ctual budatt llgurea propooed for the community college district are $6,772,464 for the General Fund Budget, $1,168,t'IO for the Bulldlng Fund C.pttal Outlay BIJdiel, and $11 ,381 for the Special Jleaerv• Fund. • BuUdlnc Fund Budget II provided by the dillrlct'1 1168 bond · IJ&Ue. The Rtwve Fund rnonlea are provided to the dlstrtct by the eountJ !or oui..1-dlstrlct 1tudent1 attending Saddlebsck. • At their lall meetlni before the coun- • \ • ty's assessed valuaUon was announced, trustees were told a 10.percent increase in the assessed valuation waa an- ticipated. Glwn board members mulled the necessity of a drastic tu inc.re~ • They ordered the budget committee ta atlempl to cut 1225,000 from the budgel That committee reported Thursday that $146,000 had been snipped. To slash more money· could pennanently damage the college's education program, the board was advised. Fred H. Bremer, district superln-- tendent, told 1ru1tees Thursday that when the tolaJ picture was considered, the Saddleback District's tax rate baa betn lower than the rate which would have been levied by the county on area taxpayers U the dlatrlct bad not been eaatbllahed. The average rate for the HVetl years the district baa been in operation II 57 cenl> per $100 ...,.ued valuation. Thal tncludea the lln-71 propooed rate ol 112 Cftlls and three Jear1 wbea Iha county '!et the tax rate. SAU PllCIS Dining Ta blo 32L Arrn Chaira l JI. EACH • Sido Chairs 115. EACH DREXEL-HERITAGl\-4iENREDON-WOOOMARK-ICARASTAN----------- INTlllOIS WIUDAn 1 IATUlllAYS, '"' 19 llJI ..IDAT 'Tl. t :ll NEWPORT IEACH e 1727 WlSTCllFF Dl. ,,. '42:0 2011 TORRANCE e tl64t HAWTHOINE ILVD, J71·127t LA4"UNA IEACH e 141 NOITH COAST HWY. ........ ,, • . • Tu rale for DIJl>COl11llWDi ..Uece district areas wu .I.II thll past fiscal year while the Saddlebocl: rato waa U cents, Bremer aatd. '------------------------'---------------- • _ __j_ ' \ I I .... t DAILY. PILQT EDITORIAL PAGE Ignoring the Im pact l\ll!leuvulng between the clU.. of Newport Beech and lrv!ne over the polllblllty of a joint eflort to hold down uploslve commercial development along the east 1lde of the airport Is tatlng on an Alice-in·Wonderlend aspect. After tradlng misunderstandings and virtual insults at a distance, delegations from the Cities met Wednes- day nlgbl Presumably they were to e.xplore what ~ect proposed land mass around the airport will have on promoting heavier and heavier tralfic out of the airport ltsell. It Is clear that more development will bring more flights -and this is an oft-spoken deep worry in New· port, although Irvine would sufier Utile lrom additional )el overflights. • At immediate stake is a request from Collins Radio property within .the city of Newport. Monday night the Newport Beach City Council will hold a public bearing on a $135 mlllion development plan for that land. But the Newport committee at that Wednesday meeting curiously sh'owed no interest in considering Irvine's suggestion th1t a delay might be in order until the two cities can explore the problem a little further. The city of Irvine is Involved because It has a simi• lar development proposal for adjoining land owned by McDonnell Douglas. Certainly the two cilles do have IJOmethlng in common on how, why and when these developments should happen -.but neither seems to be really seeking a resolution. · . There really is no reason why Newport Beach should not delay action on the Collins rezoning request for whatever time it takes to get a clear understanding of what the overall implications of the two proposals may mean. Newport has nothing to lose by the delay• and the prospects for some gains are worth that postpon· ment. For its part, Irvine needs to speak a little more clearly about Its thinking on the McDonnell Douglas tract, currently zoned commercW lll vtol1Uon of the Irvine council's announced pqllcy for that area. There was a chance for reaching' some conclusions beneficial to both sides. Unfortunately. that chance seems lo be diminishing rapidly and Newport -bear· inJ the pr .. sure of more jet overflight -1eems at this point to be the loser for this lack of cooperation and understanding. Irvine Council Stood Firm Tb06e "green" Irvine councilmen whom Newport Beach oUiciaJs worv about knutkllng under lo develol': ers recenUy showeQ a backbone and maturity Irvine s neighbors might emulate. Faced with the prospect of rapid unplanned growth in the "window" areas of the city -lands not owned and thus not master planned by the Irvine Company -Irvine has moved cautiously since incorporation. . Last week, the Larwln Development Co. asked final approval of residential zoning for its 34-acie parcel in north ltvine. Earlier the council approved a first reading zoning law at the urging of Larwin. The firm was adv1Sed the · city was developing a policy plan to govern development in north Irvine. Larwln oflic1als agreed to work with the planners in hopes that time would be saved ill planiling the ultimate development for which they would expect approval. When plaiining commission approval of a slightly re- vised planned community zone didn't come quickly, Lar· win cried foul to the council . Councilmen stood lixm, reminded Larwln of the risk they'd asked to take and noted the policy plan due for October adoption. might rule out any residential use of the parcel. Sii Police and Non-crime Problems Unfairness to Fathers In Div o1·ce Co11rts ~YDNEY J.HARRI~ I don't customarily publish letters from naden; in the first place, it seems a lazy way to do a day's work; secondly, most letters are so diffuse that too much space would be wasted. But there is that rare exception. Not loog ago, I wrote a column about our "crime- plagued" nation, and •uggated that io- 1tead of. bemoaning our high rate of crime, more citizens ibou1d tey to wider· stand our peculiar combination of violence, anarchy and bypocrily. (We really don't know bow .. freedom" relates to "order,") WEIL, I GOT A lot of flak from a lot of readers. Hllppily enough, I also got a terse and literate letter from the Chief of Police of Miami, Fla., which I'd like to Share with you, because it indicates that an experienced police official in a major city la also lick of people complaining about oymptoma and ignoring basic causes. He begins by agreeing with my position on g11111 ln American society. During the con ..aon of the International Associa- tion J! Olieb ot Police, "I stated that I. was fully In favor of hand-gun control, as well 11 the complete abolition or the cheap -..-Saturday Night Special - band-IUD·" HE ADDED mAT he received more !ettero of. complaint for that statement "than l1'IY other comment in 34 years of law enforcement." Then, after offering his generous com- pllmento m my "objectivity and fair Dear Gloomy Gus The trouble with tired old Jokes Is that they sometimes come true. The new sales tax on gasoline ii openly computed as a tax UPON a lat. Figure it out. No wonder 111> body likes comedians anymore. -Gloomy Gus 1'llh ...... """" ,......,.. ......... lllf ........,.,, tlltM .t ... ...... hH ,,_ "' ,........ "' • ....,.,. .... 0.llY' , ..... analysis of the crime problem," he urges that the American people must also ad~ dres,, themselves "toward the root &Ociologlc.al causes of crime." ' THE POLICE, Jn bis view, "have failed tragically In lheif charge to maintain order and preserve lives and property basically because we expect them· to p~ vent crimes that are boro out of frustr. tion, fear, prejudice and psych o - sociological aJ)fitby." We ~t our police to be "crime. fighters," be points out, "and yet up to -. percent of their calls for service r$.te to non-crime problems: domestic disputes, o~bor complaints, and !JO on. Jn fact, the pollce have become the oalf 'soctal agency' at work 24 hours a day.' DOMESTIC PROBLEMS, be writes, ''yield broken homes, juvenile deJin.. quency, assaul~ and homicides . Unemployment yields burglary, larceny and robbery." Society ha! faUed to treat these problems. and expe'cts the police to act as a "social agency of last resort." But if we want a reduction In crime, he concludes, "we must combine sensible law, swift apprehension of1violaton, firm but falr justice, true rehabilitaUon and a concerned police with an adult awareness of the need for social refonn. U we fail to deal with the root causes of crime, we shall be treating a terminal disease with placebos." Check-up on Connally WASHINGTON -Women inembers of Senator !lfcGovern'1 WUhington staff are .-rchlng the life and public and pri,.te career of forma-Treasury SeaoWJ John CGnnall,y-now visiting a number of countries aa the personal emllslry of President Nixon. nie rtlfMChers were given no e.i:· planatian for this W>- uaual lllipment. One-berlll- perior, 4'Do "°"think be may be NllOll'o running -mate th!s time?" The amnr wu, "Could ber You never-wllatwtll happen I!) polltlcl, particularly Reputlll- can. I presume that'• why we are getting this information tO(etber." !lfcGoHl'D'I llalf IO far bu not been .-to do anylldq ,,,,.. Vice Pral- doot Asnew. • MRS. JI.LA PJ:NNJNGTON, twln ailta- o! Mro. George llcGov..,., la boll ol vobmleerl 11 ber brotber-in-law'1 DI· tlonol heldqlllrtlr1. Her UUe I I "Vollmteet Coar«Dlklr.'1 Her salary ii '*a week. . l\lra. PtJlllinlloo ii ltJlloc usoclotes ht alla' tlll -.UC (IOl1Ve11tlon (lf!llN oho otmouoly apectl McGovern to be ID ..... ), .. will llilft to I .. _.. lmporlant job ~ the rood ... Ex· ' actly what that may be, lbe lan't soylng. But the inlerence lo ohe will be organia- lng women voters. IT ESCAPED PUBLIC attention, but the machinery ha! been quietly let in motion for another hefty pay. rllse for members ol Congresl, judges and other already well poid federal officials. It won't happen thla year -with a na· tlonal election in tlit offing. But you can expect thb covert move to surface in the new Congrt11 that convents next January. The pay bike plan will be engineered as was the last congresaional boolt -lro)ll '30,000 to $12,liOO. It will be done lhrou&h the device of. a otudy and ~ by a -101 -tf• bull-ludor1 and -aet up for lido ... ,___, for that WU included in ID ............ tion not unol>lruslv'1f puled by Iha House severol wt.a llO and now pondin& in the -· It'• 1 forec ... conclusion it will be IJ>Pl<IVed tllm. Next then wUI be Dllllill( of the com- mllllon -and by next )'Ur tllfl time, -juicy !1111 roile will be all aet. Only an act of God can overt ll • . . Light Shed on Injustice To the Editor : You printed a letter (Mailbox, June 28) from a young man, just divorced, who has custody of his l':"O young children. lle is disturbed because by court edict he bas the sole financial respansibillty for them. He feels this is unfair because bis wife has as good a job as he has and should share this financial obligation with him. This often happens to men whether they are granted custody or not. There ii a newly-established organiza. lion, a sort of "Men's Lib" group called "Fathers United for Equal Rights", whose main function is to shed light on U>e exploitative and unjust treatment men often receive in divorce courts today. HE SHOULD CALL Gerald A. McBreen at 956-0f9e if be wants: to do something constnictlve. His first step was in realizing that, Jegally, his status is unequal as a man as soon as he Steps in· to a divorce court. Writing a Jetter to a newspaper was the second step. Now the rest is up to him and the thousands like him who up to now have passively ac. cepted the "court's burden". How they . al9o eventuaJly lose their children in the process Is 'the real tragedy, but that 's another part or the story. It· so often f:i: the same people who so self-righteously protest e v e r y badly treated minority who at the same time show total indifference to the inhuman treatment of each other where they live. that give lie to their own .argwnent. And therefore the work of putting an end to each destructive act upon the "other" man starts here in our own community -now! EVE LAING 'Anderson Is Wrong' To the Editor: Jack Anderson's July 3 column con· cerning telephone service for the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach, Fla., is dead wrong in Im· ·plying that the Bell System ii providing service to the Democratic party under preferenUal rates. Here are the facts: The rat.es being paid by the Democratic National Com- mittee for ill telephone service at its convention are the same rates that any other custtmer would pay for the same service. 'Fhe rates are based on costs and follow nonnal tariff regulations. Further, the Democratic Committee agreed to pay in advance for any service provided by tbe Bell System In Miami Beach and has paid all charges due amounting to about 11111.000. INCIDENTAU..Y; chargeb on the aame basis are being made, for service for the Republican National Oooventlon, also being held in Miami Beach. And, ii anyone else wanted to hold a convention in Miami Beach, and order lhe same telephone service, tbe charges would be tbe same. Mr. Anderaon I m p I i e s favorlti1m . If so, then we favor each of our customers. It should be pointed out that service exclu.slvely for tbe Democratic National Committee, wllldl ii dlacussed in this let· ter, ia oAly a miner portion or the overall communJcaUOns .required at the national ..---1 •• Georre --:---. Dear George: Tbenlts for y<1<1r column. It gives me a good laugh aeYeo days a week.I I'm sure I'm not alone in uylng this. ARDENT FAN Dear Ardent: J You may be alone -I only write tt stx dayo a -k. (Setiolmly, tllanlt you for the nice -: I do _..;ale M.) • ( ) regulations In the senator's legislation. There iJ nothing in \\'O rd , phrase or J\IAILBOX paragraph in the Carpenter bill that could compel any locnl agency to deny a ___________ .,,. permit for unwise coastal development. Lettn1 from readers art welcome. Normally writers should convey their messagei in 800 word! or less. Th.t right to condense letters to fit space or eliminatt libel is rtseroed. All let- ters mwt include lignatures and mail· ing address, buc namts fflay be witJa.. held on T"equest if sufjicie-nt reason is oppar<nt Poetrv will nol be pub- lished. convention. Serv.ice for others -such as candidates, radio-TV , wire services, newspapers -is being paid by those in- dividual users. STANDLEE H. KAUTZ P e r sonal Inte r ests To the Editor: Our Legislature baa distressed me late. ly in two instances where they appear to be serving their own persooal best in- terests. Our elected official! should be seeing to the best interests of all the peo- ple rather than a select feW. I ·have gotten the feeling over the past few years that the attorneys in the LegislatW'e are more concerned. aboUt lost legal fees from persouaJ injury cases rather than the true facts of whether a law is good for the people or not. NO.FAULT INSURANCE Jaws have been passed in three or four states and have proved WOrkable. They have al.so saved up to 30 percent on insurance premiums. In this day of ever·increa!:ing inflation, nly own penonal financial posi~ tlon would be improved about $200 a year if such a law were passed. I sincerely wish that the Legislature would pass a law themselves rather than the populace riling up and demanding a petition for pusage of law of this nature. TIDS SITUATION reminds me of a almilar law that was passed for some politician in San Diego recently. I do not know the. outcome of that proposal. I am writing again, u I did then, t.o register rny dlqust and ansec at our ~lected officiab that 1<t Involved in this kind or legislation. To me, anyone voting for this llllllCks ol the old time polltlclan with hi• baud in the cracker balTel', at~ tempjing to get everything be can for himself. I WAS APPALLED to read that this had pa"°" tbe Asaembly and was now up for review by. the Senate. There is absOlutely no justifloatkln for this kind of legislation. People such as the San Diego man have been well paid and have a substanUal retirement p r o g r a m already. I see no reason to give blm ,any utra benefits. DANIEL S. CONNELLY Cocsia& P r oteetlo" To the Editor: THE SUBSTAl\'TlVE proor of the above is established by the unqualified support given to the senator's cf(orts by many of those who stand to gain Onan· cially from uncontrolled coastal develo~ ment : the construction ind us try. developers, coastal landowners, and organized labor. The Pilot's speculation th:il the Legislature may toughen the Carpenter bill, in order to head off the iniliative, was interesting, since it had already been characterized as "extremely tough JegisJ,ation." Such speculation onJy adds to tbe suspicion that key legislato" have deliberatelyobltructed meaningful action ' on the coaatal env,ironment issue, and are oow desperately trying to recoup the responsibility they bad abandoned. FOR THE SA.KC of Immediate finan· clal benefit to CQ&Stal communities, local control has consistently abrogated its responsibility to preserve the beauty of our coast for future generations. It must be replaced by something m o r e responsive to aesthetic a n d en· vironmental considerations; the Coastal Initiative Js the only measure on the horizon that takes that direction, and time is rurinlng out. ROBERT D. RIES 4-H CIHf) lle plles To the Editor: A reply to Beverly Be!Tyblll (Mailbox, June 28), who reported 1eeing a yowig boy being cruel to a pig at the 4-H Club exhibit at tbe Orange County Fair: 'Does any group wtllch supports and fosters the positive growth of any age person condone any such act'? No leaders can immediately correct every unkind act of every person; There is so much good that happened at the fair -who has written the ·Malibox In that sense? Hu Beverly ever done an unkind act which others have seen and then wl~ea the clock could have been turned back? WE OF t •H WELCOME the crlUcl!m for we grow by our emirs U we are big enough to admit them. The boy in quea- Uon will, I'm sure. How many limes have our own children done Sometl>ing thal we have told them "1•y shouldn't do? Does lhal reflect o<R par<ntal capability? No Neither does K for t-H !or the people of t-H mo ltrlJlg for~-• I think Beverly's lost stated questlon is rhetorical: Ille bad tlle anrwer before the question -o1 course, no. lncklentally, mo<t pig• 1q11<1l lbudly even when only touched. FRED M. SENDRA Doesn't Ma ke Sense To the Editor : I have been aJvtng much lhougtit to the upcoming vote of the marijuana !slut - the legalizing of the use of It in the privacy or one's home. One que.Uon arises: ff It ls legal to use It in the home, but the sale of It la Ulegol. how are the u..,. going to be auppUed! Are they all going io be growing the otuff In their backyards or in Oower pots adorning pali0tl lt doe1n't make sense. The laie.t editodal (JWIO 211) In 01>- pocltion to the Coutal lnIUaUve 1hows no bnprovement in the P Ii o t • 1 com- prehension "' objectivity rtprdlng cur· rent proposala to regulate coastal dc1Je.lopment. Yoiir Insistence that S • n a t o r 1 BELIEVE that many thousands of Carpenta-'1 coutal bill provides "man-lttnager1 and adulill that will vote for Its dates" to locaJ government to conform to tegalliation won't really be ln raver ot its otate criteria Is at belt careless, and •t .,., but to stop the ruinous felOQ)' worst dlain(tnl!OUS. A mandate, ao com· pena!Ues Iha! are laid cx>to those who ore mMly defined, ii an 1utboritallv• ,com· , hearr 0 urttedbreakus 0 ingf parlt, 0 a 11 nd. the _worry aod mind to c:omply with a wrltlen order; I de!y Senator Carpenter, or the Pilot, to From 111 I havt !tamed bout the evils OQuate that ~ with 1117 of the ol lhla w<ed, 1 feet It -.,•t belq to to Men the American way ol. Ure , as the Americl11. way of li re has enough problems as jt stands now. THE YOUNGER generation will ftnd probiems galore in alcohol alone without adding another problem creator with the use of grass. Ants in the kitchen are bad enough. why add COCk1'06Ches, too! Here is my solut ion to the .marijuana problem. Treat it as we do other laws without the felony penalty. First offense for using It, $100 fine ; sec- ond offense, $300 ; thlrd1 offense, $500; rourth orrense, one year ih jail. Sellers or pusbero, fltsl off..,., l500 fine ; second olfeaae~ year in jail. If Ille above does deler llio _. and sellero, tl!en · dnlc 1111111 nally hive it! · GRANT HARDING Pml.liPs Bondaff! t o 8ow41a9e . ' To the Editor: Quote: jj~ average age of the world'• great civilizations has been 200 years. All natiorui: have .progressed through this • quence. From bondage to spiritual faith. From spiritual faith to great courage. From couraee to liberty. From liberty to abundance. From abundance to selfishneal. From selfishness to com- placency. Fram complacency to apathy. From apathy to dependency. From dependency back again Into bondage." In jun four years the United States will be exactly 200 yearo old. Will we have the moral strength to prevent history from repeating ltoell? ANN GORES AKtl-efJorl ... To the Editor: Re the "Dr. Gwynne Convicted ol Murder" story Jn your June 30 edition. For the first time I have seen a paper with the courage to print "ended the lives of hundreds of unborn children." I hope that thil represenls the feeling of the DAILY PILOT and not jun a wire aervlce. MY WIFE AND I see thousands ol children being slaughtered every year - legally -Ind are moved to tOll'S. Tho rliht to conceive la up to tbe Individual -the right to ltlll bu even been dented the state! As a notion we exacted punishment for the -crtmeo comm.itted durill( the -ond W<l'ld war. In a few years our clvillied ltate of. Calllomll will have ..... doned tbe murder of. more children lhaa the G&1T11ns' genocide apJnot U., Jewish people. Can we really CGNlder ourae1.., civilized? -·-DAILY PILOT ltobm N. w...r, PllblWr Tllomu Jr~'1lil, lldilOr Albtrl W. Bat<s Editorial POQ< .li'lli"'1' Friday, July 7, te72 I . •. 1t'mnen'• Rights -Senate · Nixes Bid To Force Action SACRAMENTO (AP) -The lll·male Calllornla Senate haa crushed a surprise move to force the equal rlghla for women raUflcatlon resolution out of a committee that has bottled It up !or weeks. Opponenla aald shoving the Rulea Committee aside could mean JWlklng of the Senate's oeotury-old procedure of hear· Ing Items first In committee before lltey reach the floor. They Aid It would al!o be a slap In the face to the Senate leldenbip. the target of a recall move- ment started by three women In his San Diego district u a result of his opposition to the amendlnent. 1'-1ills accused Karablan of being behind the recall move- ment, an accu.sation t h e Monterey Park Democrat denied. He 1aid be had gone to ~tills earlie:r in the day Thurs.- day to assure the lawmaker that he was not sttking to have him ousted from his seat because of Mills' stance. He said he hadn 't known about the recall untU a newspaper reporter called him asking for Slain Hijackers Dimitr Alexiev, 28 (left) and Michael D. Azmanoff, 28 (right) were the two hijackers of a PSA jetliner Wednesday, who were killed by FBI agents at San Francisco Ahyort. Another PSA hijacker surrend- ered at San Diego Afrport today. The-4-28 vole Thursday on the "dilcharge" motion by Sen. Albert Rodda appeared to anulf out whatever dim chance of passage the ratification had tb1I year. But its author, Assemblyman Walter Kare· bian, said he would continue to put preSIW'e on eenators for approval of ·the resolution, which wOuld ratify an amend· ment to the U.S. Constitution guaranteeing equal rights for women. comment . ------------------- The· motion by Rodda, a Sacramento Democrat, would have jerked the Assembly-ap- proved re10lution out of the Rules Committee, which ha! rejected three aeparate at· tempt.a to get a ratUlcation measure to the Senate floor. In a fiery speeclt, the usually mfld.mannered Rodda aaJd be wanted the entire Senate to go on record as being !or or against the E™· "It's wrong to let the pressure continue on them," he aald, referring to the live- man Rules Committee. 0 1 want to put the pressure on th.ls house." Rule! Committee Chairman James Mills, a Democrat and Rodda'• aeatmate, has become Karabian added in a telephooe interview he thought Rodda had introduced the abrupt motion at the urgtng of someone else. "I'm person-a 11 y disap- pointed that Sen. Rodda would do something like this without conSulting with the author of ,the bill," Karabian s;aid. "Sen. Rodda is the JnQSt gentleman- ly member of that house and for him to do something like this leads me to believe he was put up to it by someone else." The lawmaker said he didn't know who the someone else Wa9. ''It seems to me if we ac- cept this motion, the com· mlttee system under wblch we have operated and a r e operating would be 9eVerely hampered," said Sen. John Hanner, a Glendale Republican and chle1 or the Senate GOP caucus. "It's simply been said there ore·a Jot Of P!"'Ple who would like to see this passed. I can say that about a Jot of bills of mine that have been killed in committee, .. he added. Victirri in Hijacking Kissed Wife, Prayed SAN FRANCISCO IAP) -A kiss and a prayer ended the life of the passenger killed in a bloody shootout between FBr men and two hijackers who commrindeered a P a c i f i c Southweet Airways jetliner Wednesday. Stanley Carter Jr. told newsmen Thursday how his father's life ended in the arms o1 his wife. Two other passengers were injured but are recovering. The younger Carter, a Cana· dian television technician, flew here from Vancouver, B.C., to be with his widow mother. Another son and t w o da(Jghten were en route form Montreal. The younger Carter said his parents had c o m e to California earlier thi s week to seek a retirement home. On the flight fr o m Sacramento to San Francisco, the elder Carter, a 68-year-old retired Canadian railway con- ductor, and his wife selected seats at the back of the plane. Young Carter then quoted his mother, resting elsewhere in the airport hotel: "There were two fellows on the right hand side. When we were in the air, the ho!te99 said to us: 'J'll have to move you.' "As we got out or our seats, my husband saw the guns but I didn't Then we moved up four or five seats in front. Nobody knew anything until the plane landed in San Fran. cisco. They thought it was for refueling. Those stewardesses were wonderful. · frlda1, Juty 7, 1971 DAILY PILOT 6 $ert?ices Held for Shotgun _f.ktim;~Smpects 4-rraigned . LOS ANGELES (AP) - "Jesus loVel the little children of the world ••• "1 a .soloist aanr at !Uneral servlceo Thurs- day for a 4-ye8Nlld girl who WU killed by & abotJl1111 bJaat from a passing car. Services were held for Joyce AM Huff of auburban Hawaiian Gardens at the Dil- day Lakewood Chapel The child's flower-hanked, petal· pink casket wa9 taken to Forest Lawn Memorial Park In Cyprus for burial. About 100 peraon.;fattended the service, and when it waa over, most lined the chapel waiting for a glimpse of the family which had been con- cealed tn a side room . A small group of teen-age boys with bicycles watched. Young girls with sun-9treaked blonde hair and mini skirts were sprinkled among the crowd. A blonde girl who resembled Joyce Ann and wa.s about the Tax Reform Gets . Pe.ll!y_ .... SACRAMENTO (AP) - State lawmaker! have put off a CnJCial Senate bearing on the 11.2 billion tax reform. school finance compromise between Gov. Ronald Reagan and legislative leaders until after the Democratic National Convention. Assembly Speaker B o b Moretti, Democratic chief of the lower house, said the measure will be considered by tne Senate Revenue and Tax- ation Committee on Joly 19, nine days before the p1ahned adjournment of the 1 9 7 2 session. ume age clutched h e r mother'• band and cried when the cutet wu .brought out. Earlier, ahe, 11ke moot of the otben, hid filed put the open cuktt and aobbed when they aaw thelr fflend lnalde. "Tha ~loua child will oot have to face the cares of tltlJ precious child again, 11 be sakl. "U this thing draws us closer to God, it'• a blesslng in disgulae. 0 Have hope. We shall be rewiited." Joyce Ann Is survived by her parents, siX brothers and three si!ters. ORANGE COUNTY life,'' aald the Rev. Donald,;::;==================::; McKee at the aervices. 0 It JJ . not fer 111 to become bitter, God knows what He 11 doing." The Rev. McKee said Joyce Ann had attended the Pilday Sunday School for the put few months. 111 intend to see th1a Oil Firm Eyes Drill Permission SACRAMENTO (AP) -A major oil company will apply !or oo offshore drilling permit soon, says a spokesman for the We9tem Oil and Ga! .u.odalloa. U the permit ls granted, It would be the end of the moratorium in state waters ordered arter the Sa n t a Barbara oil spill in February, 1969. The spokesman, Chad Chad- band, an executive of Union Oil Co:, made t h e an· nouncement at a State Lands Com~,\Jll meeting Thurs- day. He declined to identify the firm or location, but said "it could be in the Santa Barbara Channel or south." He said the application would be requested ln the next few weeks. · NOW SERVING BREAKFAST '-i .. •• • ••• (8 A.M. to 11 A.M.) Juices, Fruits, Bacon, Sausage, Eggs, Swedish Pancakes, Toast ALL YOU CAN EAT $1.55 (Ala Carte Too!) Scandia Smorgasbord 251 BROADWAY LAGUNA BEACH ~ blk. off Coast Hiway. ... .a..,.JOYm:1111NE.. "When we heard the firstl--------------------------------------- California Gets Bill For Angela Davis Trial SAN JOSE (AP ) -The The 26-13 Senate vote Thurs-11.ite of Calllornla ha! now day was one short of the two- been billed for almoot 11 lhlrds margin needed to ad· mUllon In Allgela Dovls trial vance the override motion to CCIII, with jJOIStbly !200,000 the M;embly. more to come. Sen. George Moscone, the Santa Clara County sub-San Francl.!co Democrat wbo mltted Ila fin! bill 'lbursday led lhe ove!ride allempl, won for $485,91115, aald Phll Bat· the right to have the override thelor of lhe counly ••· n!COllSidered al an un,,pecllled ecuUve'1 olflce. He said Marin later date. 'Jbe only lawmaker County tumid In Its bill absent from 'lbursday's floor ·earlier to the state for around session wa9 Sen. Mervyn '5001000. Dymally, a Los A n g e I e s The new Bagley Acl says Qemocrat that backers aay the atate must reimburse · they count 89 a sure vote in countlei for trial! that are their favor. related to atate prisoners. e Singles Bill • fhlerrlde Fails SACRAMENTO (AP) - SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Single persons would get the ln!tial attempt to override same tax break as merri'ed Gov. Reagan'• veto of '63.7 couples filing joint returns mlJl1on In pay hlkts for state under a bill that passed the employes filled by one vote In Assembly Thursday after ila Ila !Int try, bul backers vow author denied tt was a "hippie to try again. tax relief act." 'Survivin.g' No-fault Bid Off Calendar SACRAMENTO (AP) -The last surviving major no-fault auto in9urance bill of the year clings to life today after a 15- eecond Senate committee meeting sent it hlto legislative limbo. Sen. Allred Song, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Com- mittee, opened the meeting Thursday, announced the bill had been taken off the com- mittee's calendar and banged the gavel to close the meeting. Assemblyman Jack Fenton, the Montebello Democrat who authored the bill, explained he had it taken off calendar to give him more time to round up the seventh vote he needs to get the measq_re out of the 13-man committA "I don't have the votu," Fenton ~d in an interview. shots, we did not get up. My husband bent over and ducked •.. it sort of quietened down and be sat back .•. then came a second round of shots. Re ducked and bent over again, and then be said, 'I'm shot. 'They've got me, LU. KW me,' Then be started praying." "'Dad was the senior con- ductor on the Canadlan Na· tional l;lailway," said the 10n. "He was the first out on every new run. He was in charge of the new Rapldo trains and of the lira! turbo- powered train to go out." "Dad went to work for the railroad 57 years ago, when he wa9 nine years old. He wa9 a call boy. They didn't have telephones, so be wouJd go to the boarding houses where the train crews slept and wake them up in time for their runs . "When be got older, he became a brakeman and even- tually a conductor. "He was a blunt , plain spoken man. U he liked you, he'd tell you right off, and if he didn't, he'd tell you tbat, too. JULY JULY JULY JULY JULY JULY We Invite you to attend our spectacular Mid-Summer Sale. Each year at this time, we offer our regular stock of imported and domestic Chandelien, hanging lamps, wan sconces and table lamps at fabulous reductions. A once a year opportunity to purchase carefully selected items from the most comprehensive collection of truly fine Ughting Fixtures In the Harbor area at reduced prices. 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(714) 64~291 F, Frank Zrebiec, Jlanotrr SOU'm cbAST PLAZA OFFICE 3333 Britto! St. (71~) 1140-~211 H. M. Stolte, Manatrr HUNTINGTON BEACH OFFICE 302 Filth St. (714) 538-9361 Victor J. Ruedy, JICfllOlrr J • ' ' 11 ... fi • Uantingto&. .a~h -. -- '~untai• v all~y . ' VO): 65, NO. '189, '4 SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Beach ·p1anners Reject Tract Huntington. Beach P1ann1nir Com- misslootn have blocUd constt\adJoa ol 137 homes whlcb would have dutroy!d an arclieolot!ical site, leveled lb: ac:rts ol tall eucalyuptua !tees and 'bulldMed one of lbe dty's few palural bluti areaa. Commlsljooen nluaed Wednaday night lo approve a tentallve ll'ICI' for 2t acres. situated along. lbe' bluffs between ' Ellia and Talbert a~ues, near Newland StreeL MeadO'w Homes, the proposed builder, alrtady' has lllecl Iii appeal. It may be ¥,In! be/ore the'clty council Aug. 7. In brief, legal terminology, the com- miJeioa opjlooed the ·tract because the si" is not , suit.able •. That decision was ~lllsnerallacton. Part of the tract would have covered a is.acre an:heoloiicll Ille whlch is con- sidertd ..,. of the more Important sites In· Huntlhgtoo Belch. A few Weeks ago,, workmen imearthed the skelelon of a young Indian girl at this JocaUoo. Scientists I a I d lh.e uelelon could ha 400 years old. Several old Indian artilacts .alao hayt . been found In lhe aru, iod scleotllll from Archaeological lle.searcb Institute, a private film in Costa Mesa, believe the aret waa ID Indian camp site. An ARI report on local ardleologicll sites was banded tu comm.Lssioners. prior to the)r actioo on the proposed tract. Another port of the tract woold have ftplaced 1 thick stand of tall eucalypt111 Te fay'll ...... 1'.Y. S.•rk• FRIDAY, JULY 7, lm TEN CENTS --· • Ill Bluff Area " -wblcb ha .. •been ...rt.Dr eumork· eel for Jll'lllftation by dty councUmen, laltlol pjMI for the Meadow Homes !rid Illa coiled for bulktpd•r lht blulfs to lrNl GUt the ...... "Coounisllooers lured It would no lontler ha 1· bluff, but jllll 1 Utile rolling· hJU ,.wltb streets and homes," Robert V-·• member of the dty pllllllinl: . Ital!, llid ~. City councilmeo have aaUd lht.,.... ninS department lo atudy the IOllill>Wty of . PftStrvlnl Ill of the bluff u.., perhaj>o with glMlhalts and ports. that seporates HuntinCtGn Beach and ,_. taln Valley. The two citlet are ewn cooslderinl the joint pawen dtyelopment of 1 ~ pork oround lht lr<heological lllL Threat Ends -Hijack Try ~y Soldi~~ Douglas Lays Off 7 50 ... ·····-····-·--·-. . . . ... ·····-····-······ ·······-----·· .. ····-...... ·-···---.. ··-·· ------···-· ·-··-··..---··-----~. Hu!'tington Beach Pinnt Sees More Job Losses OAKLAND (UPI) - A 21.yeor-old AWOL '°Idler, who .hljacUd a Pa<iflc Southwest. Airlines jetliner. for $456,000 ransom, surrendered eorly todly to ,., highway potrol captain he had tlkeo ·hostage. · "I told him that u 10011 u he stepped down the ramp an FBI agent is going to 1Queeze ·one off and your bead will disintegrate," said ca!Uomla Hlihway Patrol officer Lloyd Turner, 42. Tbe hijacker, ldemilied by the FBI u Francis Goodell, Manusas, Va., handed over two guns and the ransom after two leoae houri of wilting In lhe Boelni Tri on the runway at Oakland atrporl It waa lhe aeconil hijocldng Of a PSA plaoe In two doys. The FBI killed two gunmen In Wedneadly'1 hijlckin& at San Francitco Int.rnatlonll Airport. (See atory, Page 5). Turner, of Sacrimento, had been a passenger In plainclolbel a)>oard the plane when ii 'was seized over Northern C.llfornla. . ..,.ILY PIL.OT.$11tt·""tt -THE PLAY'$ THE THIN<; By JORN ZAU.ER Of .. Dellr Pli.t lhlH McDonnell Douglaa officials announced layoffs for 750 aerospace workers Thurs- by and said that another 750 will lose tlieir jobl by the end of the yeor unless the Huntington Beach plant cao find more buBlness. The layoffs were caused by com· pletlon of major design work on the Skylab OrblUog Worbhop, a project that has engoged more lhlD 2,000 Mcllomlell Colleges Set To Get Bonus In V~nation .. : . . "!'be Orange eoas1· Communl\y;Collego DisJrict will recei'fer ·• ".booul'i or . The ,hijacker loot , aimniand !f' lhe Plane wlllle It m 'fl1inl fnlni Olldlod lo sOcramtnto and ordered It lo held far · .. F-'R1m·S.~!•n. ?-.·. , .. : .. _, ("1 ......... ~In v~U."'uon. . , . • , SU Difao. • The airline turned ..., the ......, at Son Diego and the hij-re1eutd 111 but two of the 57 ~ before forc- Fonner LA 'Ram • . lng the crew lo fly lo -'"'· · "I talktd' to hlm ajlotll flm1Jy and said It wu going to hurt bis mother and ii would-not be over today or tomorrow but would be a long-term thing/' taid Allegedly Tried To-Sell Playhook Turner. NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Former Los One gun Goodell turned over was terb k Karl s tan Turner's servJce revolver which the Angeles Ram quar ac wee P11lcolman had taken from Ill holster and WU held 'Ullder $35,000 bond today' BC• placed In a coat pocket. cused of trying to .. 0·1 Rams',playboot Turner said he had not been frisUd to·the New ,Orleans Saini& far $2,500. "beo be got on the aircrolt at Sacromen-A playbook is a lirge notebook dia- to;,I could beve shot hlm .. veral times grammlng ail of • team'• offense and but there were· women and cbildren on Clefensive sets,. along with the audibles lhc plaoe and It could have ruptured the and keys -a sort of dlctlonory of team ·akin of the atmafl," Turner lald. oecrets. . Turner said -told hlm ht Wit I SWeelan WU a resideot Of Seal Beach 'v,i~ -ID llld complained lhe • • · Anny wouldn't kt 11fm IDln'I' a cJr1 ID ID 1970. He moat recently bad been coo- -Asia. -with a Coruldian,professlonal foot· . Once on the ground ln .Oll<iand, lht bi-.. ball team but bad beonnlewd. (See IDJACK, .... 2) Omaod along wllh Sweetan wu his _,_ _,_ _,_ flrll -. Wiyne Maurice Boswell, SI. » re "" BDlwell ind Sweetan, 29, both live in D :*-O..J ..J;;. lll1lu. They were arrested at 3 a.m. by esp~ UU3' FBI qeots while dickering with Saints Cttch .r: D. Roberts at a downtown h! ..1 -· 'M. ake ' mo1o1. fiurer 3 'llilbtrtl bad notified National Football ~ H. . ki --1-officials and·the FBI .hid been ~ 1.]QC ngs _,calledlnonthecue,wllen ,llobertswaa . · f!nl Clllllllcted 1 few doys urller. 1 SACRAiotN'ro (AP) --Llngnll1 A Rim asolslllll -Wll .. route. to 1dmltted be -11111.._, llld ·a little N w Orleans to ine lht 1-.._• to '"shaky~•-beltll IDHllved ID W-e earn P .,_ .clay's bQlctlDc u loe b dis! 1 JllQper ~ whether ,It wal ID. up-Iodate :rbundq II -llr tbt fllcbl btct •• ....., loSoci-. ' . . District offlCfill· boil ~-·· crease wu acfDanJ 14.t •percent. • ed 'l'blodly tijilKqe CoUnty "- Andrew J. llDhaw .-lhtt the fn. creaae waa aclually IU perceat. But Corrtil4n Tbom-. ballnisa manager for the district whlcb includes Golden West ond Orange Coast Colleges, said the $4-03,000 figure is , 19mel\'hat misleading. · ·'1The adidtional 5.6 percent increase actually will me111 a net gain of $1111,000," he iredfcted today. The ...... is that the Orange Coast Community College DiJtrlct will loee '213,000 in slate aid durlni the nHt lilcal. year -the price of becoming· ''richer.'' Known u an equalization district, lhe OCC district' ~tly receives the ad- ditionll lunda becl!uae lt'haa le11 tanble wealth thet other dislricl.9. At Its' wealth increaaes, slate support is wlthdr1wn. Thom-said about .,,000 of the $180,000.will ha' lllmmed off the top for earthquake rehahllllltlon, community servlcts and other projects. The re- mainder will ha placed into the un- distributed reserve account. Even with the additional money, the undlstribuied reserv~ will ha tapped by about $500,000 foi: five percent salary fn. creaaeo granted lo teechers and other employes earlier this year. 1JurinC the 1971-12 fiscal yeor Iha Orange Colst Community Co I l e 1 e District had an ........i valuatlon of $1,0&1,SSl,'IM. For the 1972-73 flJCal Y,ear the u1eument jumps to fl,21•.•1m1 ID 1--of mo<e thm flJ5 niillloo. Douglaa Aslronaullcs Company worken for three years. "'Ibis ts a normal wind4wn on a rila· jor project," sa'id a company spciteaman. •11be work ii done and the jobs1go·.11 The' layoffs . are tbe biggest .11nce • llet for the company that is the Jarga\ lingle employer in lhe city of lllinlJriilon Beach. In lhal YO¥, 2,500 -jobo ' were either elimlnlted, ot transierred to other divisions of the company. 'The -t force at lhe Hmrtinllon ~ , ' ' ' Dtd.LT·P""'1°· .... ,~ Betub .BHrtl • . , · : ' ' ' ' l ;t, .. Trustee William Crillle,-'48, Thursday was elected to' a,one- .Year-term as president of, l)le Fountain Valley scbool boai'd. Beach Boys Club Plans Track Meet At least 350 spiUrs will compete 'hi in AAU-sanctloned youth track meet Slihr- doy at HunUnglon' Beach IDgh School: The meef for boyi aged eight ~ 17 starts at l·a.m. on' the Oiler 0Yal. lt1 IJlOllSOfed by the Huntington ·lleath. J!oyJ Club. Pat Downey,, executive director' of the Boys Club, Wd it1ma from Lot• AJir!u County, northern Callfomil .and 1 u far aWiy U 'C.Olorado will compete U'Weh IS local runners. . There ls no admission charge lo the doy·long meeL ' . Tbtn, a 1111 Plclftc B:•n• - .Boeing m llllde 111 ..,....ii 1o the -alr!larl, ''1111 Merl llllki" •Llngnau aid, whoa 111111 !lll!'li loo, was .taken · cwr by I sltJjldir ml bO l>eclme a bolt ... for 1111 ...... time In two doys. Beac;h .~ay . Get ·$1 Milli~n • 111 don't lleUKe It'• pe Ria it eacald have happened on boll! el t111m, • Lingnau said in ID lnlemew lodlo'. "I'd .like to know the odds • tb1t. Wiim I realised It WU bapt>entnc qaln, l w11 ugry. The tddl on *' fllr out, It. lhoulcln1 have ._. for lllOlbtr :Ill yell'I." Tbe 44-year-old t'flldenl' of. El Dortdo llllll 11 an estim1tor far a COlllltrucUon "°-"Y·. ' • HtwueoroutetoBurbant.W-.1 Wbto bis PSA jet WU CCllDllllDdtort -sen Ftlncilco Ind -bald C1J111te unlll FBI oglDI> -tbt plw llld kllltd the two bljacbn. - • When tbol ardHI · waa over, Linlnoa ~pleted bis fll&bt lo lllttblM --. ly, handled the work !lo lrlteltd tonlb to hudle • llld. WU Mlt'(y bock Ill SocrllMlllo -I 1""DC lkJ pirate toolt over lhe PSA enll llld bftd It to fly lo Sin Diep and -OUland belorl rlvl~ ap. "I -1 II houri on bljlrW planer and I can drltt lo Bw-fuler llulll that," Llngnlu declared. I I , .. 0 Revenue Sharing Bill Faeing U.S. Senat,e Study . . • By TERRY COVILLB ' ... Dellr ........ It;~ federal ,......,. sharing bill J11S101 the U.S. -before -· It eould -I mllllon dollar bonUo • lo Jlilntintllon -I n.d IOlllOlhlng ovor .,flOll,000 , lot Foun~ Villey this 7t1r. • The menue lhlrinC meuure puled the houae JlllO 2:1 and II now under study bylhe'Senlte. . aty ollldlll ID lluatiollon -bl .. ,_.,.I kiter from 8pinl ~ lq· m.1oc11 ..... t1o bdp pllll tt>e ~ nm •Wiii...._ ID 1111 lolllr, "-" llld 1111 lhlre lot JM ..... --111 bt $1;111,111. lloJWAI IWJ!Mmel-Vlllq lald lie did DOI nctift a dmllli letter from Aftttw, bat b6tetl the -than far bla tlty -If lht Jloao •l>lll .... 1111 -· -~ be llioal .... "We .... 'Ldllctwed. this .money II ' - the council level," llol-n explained. "But I would hope the · extra money would not jllll ha dumped tgto operating fundl, but eannarked· for some specific, bldly needed WoJect." The ml1'JI' Nici he felt the city's top priority· for IUCh funds would be parks and recreation. • ., "We .plan to bal1d a~ tJ.aett central recrestlon compln, but we don't have the funds to do"1op It -·" Hollinden lald. "Thtn mlsbt allo bt.olbtr ecologlcal, recrestlon --· ~ aa bike trllll llld ...-...iu, wiilc6 could use the ...,., n Jii lidded. . lleltber ~ V1Dry nor Huntington -bis limied far federal revenue slwioc llmols ID -11'11-73 IJudCels. If -!nod, Ille -~ be ...... scowww. 111.., CutJe, 1a1111D1 dty 1c1- lllllllb11or la lbltloptl Boch, 111d his dty has not dllc:uoMd -t projects mi1h\ have a priority foi: tho.'/edual funds. . • "We<ilJjgbt Ule'I Portiol\ of it for books for the De.ttc:t11tral llbrary,". CUtle 11.id. Ttle city plans to _, lll·uew library in less lhlD two years . with !d0,000 .volumes -which micht COit '800,DOO to $1 million. , • castle 111d the city mJaht. 111e.$llllll,OOO of the federal fuada. to help buy lhe books. City Administrator David Rowlands has alao laid previoully tbot llddltlonll federal fwlda, IUcb u ...-., lbarln(, might be uaed lot lhe puidlla6 'of more . park land . "I think the federal government 11 allo hopeful thet -GI It coulcf bt uoOd to lower tues," Cll$le aaid. II ~pio= u::-~~ter°': Houae _.... llld clve lhe dU.. 1 big· ger lhare, wlllle lowerln& the state'• Po"' tlon. • ' Beach plant 1J currenUy 1bout 1,000 persons, w h I c h is the aame level u before the 1969 cutbacks. HowfVer, thia force has been maintained by transfer- ripg old propecls into the p I 1 n t from other divisions of Mcllooneil llouglaa. iloUIJu offlri1l1 Aid thot, 11 lht - pally is IWlnltd lht lplce Sbuttie COO- tracl for whlcb It baa bid, 1ddltlonll layoffs might not· ha necessary. A decision on the ohutile to expected later this month. ~t9e Set The layoffa ~ lflect ... -.. mll as blue collar workers, ~ said. , The cutblca·may have nollcelble·S.... • poet In Fountala Vllley llld Huntlnaton Beach where 1111111 aerotplCt nar1 llVe: At lht lillP& ~ coll lloullal ll1olfi, _... -.. 1111 are. nacMd .z peraat. \ .. "Thea could lllOlll L _.. deaV"sald Jl'GUnt11n · V1Uer ~ Al (Set .LlYOnll,..,. I) ~ight Justices Expeeted '-- UL .... I ......... W ..... ' .......... . ~ I.._ .... .. ~ ............. -c.111 ,, .......... .. c,...... " """ ----" ---=-....: ·=· ~ ,., ......... ...., 1• I M _....._ -~.,. .... -.... • " nu ...... .. ' . ' . • • ( MIL Y l'ILlll H , ••• Jolt 7, 19r. • ·wallace ;P1 eg1·•11 Plattltefi • -Allegations Out In Surgeon Case New Craniums Coiriiiig Soon? FIUGOi, Italy (UPI) -Wn a -bead! Prof. R. J. Whlta ct Clevtland NY' !bat II nol u Im. ,...i111o~ "AltbouP all lbl problOllll .. not resolved, todaJ we must, we want to thlnk of a b e a d transplant," he told the lntema· tlonal Tran!plant Society's fifth con vention Thursday. • Beach Asks ·. Aid Feels Fine ------ ·-To Miami For Bike Safety By TOM BARLEY Of .. Del,, Plltf Sflll Sllperior Court Judge J, E. T. "Ned" RuUer 'J1lundoy threw out allegatioos ol malpnlcllot qaloll Dr. Merrill C. "MJD" O'Domell ol Ne"l""'.1 Be8"b In a $1 mlJllon civil suit brought by' the moth- er of O'Donnell'• dead wlfe. The Newport Beach jurist, however, declined to throw ou1 all allegadons ogalnal O'Donnell, 51, ol ZOii WestclU! Drift and !!07 !'lacenUa Ave. Ruiter mode II clear to cklenoe ot.. • tomeys Mike McCray and Reed Bridges that be waoll to bear medical tatlmony which would challenge the oplnloo of Dr. Melvin Sommer on the death ol SUaan Jane O'Dannell who succumbed in Mea· !co on MBrcb It, 1918, at age 31. Dr: Sommer, a Beverly H 111 s patbolqpJI, qreed In bla ldl"'°"y with Mexican phyolcllns wbo weried Mra. O'Donnell dlod of barbiturate poltoning. . Meslcan outhorltles ubumld the body of Mra. O'Doanell U cla1I altor her death oo Cozumel Island and ruled that It was "almolt certain" that abe died from a maaxive injection of luminol, • highly tollc barbiturate. Sommer, faced•-..,. year later with cfecompoled, remollia that did not In- clude mony of the vital organs eaamlned by lloxion, polboloPll, traced depoolll ol bubhlroleo la Ibo llkeletal myocle of lb& -one! conllniiod lb& orller 1toled ..... ol cleolb. Judet Ruller'• ruling clured the way f« I -1 -end receD and let the .... for the apenh11 Mmday ol 0 1Daanlll'1 dlferwe, llfl ruling followed teatJmony by Mn. Gcrtrado -· 13, of Seal Beach Lellur9 World, that her daughter journeyed <to lfafco with Dr. O'Donnell two monthl before her death and 1uf- fmd from • myaterlous tudden illness on that occasion. Mc<ny drew the response while ob- Wnin& frvm Mra. Barnell the stoternent ....... .,.1 DEMOCRATS ••• '1'hundlJ Jram Ibo Democritle N1tlonll Coriuntttoe and fnim 1ttomey1; for a lllate of deleg11et allled to Chicago • May« Richard J. Daley. The •ppeala ul<ed the high court to nvene decfllom ,_ W-llJ by the U.S. Court of Appeall from the Dlllrlcl ol Calipbia. The . 1ppeall court ruled: -Tlllt McGovern wu entJUed to all m dllepta elected in ~'• wln- mr-l•llHll J,.. I primary. ' McGomu ftnlWc! lint in I b e primary, but the Democratic Cnclmtlal• Comm"lee ndad Jut -that lb• clelegats should be split up UDOlll lb• candldatol In the California race cm lbe balll o! the popular wte. Thll tool: 151 deleplel away frvm llle<lo•em. -Thal the ~ COlllm1tlee acted oomctly la -ll!!C tl)e llf- member Cblcogn araa bloc alUed to Daley. . Pilot's Friends May Get Surprise The DAn. Y PILOO' hu amnged for ZOO of ill friend& to see lbe 1972 Home and Garden Show M9 ot lbe Anaheim Conwntlon Canter. Tllo lint of 100 names to be publlabed in special "adl" in the claaallled ad· vertlsh!I teellon •PP.OUS today. Find your name one! you ge! two Uckell to !be ahow. Look "'1>! now. You mlShl already bl a winner. OIANR COAST n 1 DAILY PILOT 1tie er._ atst DAILY PILOT wli. ,.,.. '9 conMlll tt1t ,.....,,,_., 11 ........ 1W ... OrMll (Oht ""11Wllllt ~. s.,.. n .. cdlllont eN ..... Mondol'f f!INUlh 'rkl•Y, 1ot' COlll ~. Niwport BtKll. Hl#lllnglon Budl/,Nlflln Valley, LISIU!le 8oCh. INll'll'llHllllMdl 11'111 "" Cltmltllt/ San Jvaft c.,.i.traM. ~ ..,,.,. r91lonll Mf/11111'1 ii pW!lslltlll S.lurd.1}'9 .... 5111'!111')'1. -..,.._,...... .-i1M111t .... ~ .. _ .. __ Wiit .., llrwt. C.te ,,,.., ClhfWnll. NM. ltelttrl N. WeM Pnsldtn1 w "'*'l&Mr · J1ck It. Cu,.•v Yk:t•Prnldtl'I! Mid OIMrtl Mlllllll' lht111•1 IC11•il Elllllor Tiiom•1 A. Mvr,hi11e MIMllnl .Efltot Ch1rl" H. i.." klc)iar4 P. Nill Altllt.iit Manq"'9 f:dltort T airy Ce•illt 'Wat Otlntt Cwnty Elllltw ".....,. ....... _ 17171 •••d\ ••111..,.n1 M•lthtt A+im•i r.o. ••• 7to. t2•41 . --l.llfW9 ._....., 2n F .... t A.._ CMlt .... 1 all W..:m lffMt ............ dll ,. ... , ... ,_ .... ~I .. •1tt I C.fnlM .... TJllsJls11 C114J ''42-4JJ1 Cf 5 Cs I .,_,,, I a '41°1671 , ..... --~ c.-y c ......... -un ~ ""' °"""' c..i ,.,...,. c-.-r. .. -""1B, .... .,., ... ....... .... ., .,_,._.. ...,.. .., .. ·:::= """'*" ..... ,,... ......... ; .-. .................. ,.,.Mne. Giii.,. J , "'"" !IF aniw tt.d ~ ... ...... U.11 "*"9ll'r1 mHllWY •••n ..,.. ........ . SUBJECT OF CIVIL CASE Tho Lei. Mr1. O'Donnell that Mn. O'Donnell once tried to commit suicide and that the attractive artist once bellaved that abe sullered from cancer. Newporl attorney FranklIO Remer Im· mediately tried lo question Mn. Barnett further on the statements allegedly made to Mrs. Barnett by Mr!. O'DoMell when the younger woman returned from a.tex· ico in January of 19". "The transplant of a brain which until yesterday wu the ultimate frontier of experimental Sl.tl'gery to- day bas been aoued. 11 he told the International gath«ing. Portuguese Sloop Ahead In Yacht Race First word of the trans-Atlaptic yacht . . race from Bermuda to Bayona Spain came today, oDe week arter the start or the cll!Sic Crom HamiltOn, Bermuda. Neither of the likal yachts, Jim Kilroy'• Klaloa II no'r Al Cusel's War- rior got a call In the report which came from Con Gumperts' Westward, a 47,foot diesel yacht-aecQmpanying the race. Gumperil reported by ham radio to Howard Laughery, a ham in Ashtabula, Ohio, who relayed the message to the race committee in New York. Je!lsica , a ~foot Portuguese sloop owned by George Scheder·Blescbln, held a narrow lead Jn the 0 Rice of Diacovery." She waa eight miles ahead of Phantom, a Class B yacht owned by Ralph B. Hyder, Miami. Congera, Bevin Koeppel '• ClalS B entry from New York was third, followed In order by Kitti wake of Weston, Conn.: Aura, Noryema, Etoine, New World, Fjord and Apollo. .Kialoa n was the winner two years ago in the race from Bermuda to Ireland. MONTGOMERY, Alo. (UPI) -Gears• C. W•lllce returned home to Alabamo today !or the first time in 51 daya to , reclaim bis governorship before going to Miami Beach to hid for the DemocraUc ·presidential nomination. Wallace arrived at DanMlly Field after a two-hour filght from Andrews Air Force base near WasbingtQD. He was releaaed from Holy Croat Hospital in Silver Spring, Md. earlier in the day. The governor was driven from the holpltal to Andrews for the lllght by military airlift ambulance plane to Montgomery, the 1tate capital •11 feel good, I feel great,'' Wallace said with a big smile to reporters oo. the hospital steps as he was taken by wheelchair from the hospital to a waiting ca~. '"See you in Miami." !Ill wife Comella joined him in lbe car for the ride to Andrews. There was tight security at the hospital, with Secret Service agents and uniformed state 800 OO'unty police· and hospital 1uarc1s on hand. About 100 nuraes · and other hospital personnel applauded the governor, who wore a blue and white pin-striped suit. Wallace paused several minutes to shake handa, and IAid "Everyooe'1 been so fine and gracious ." Wallace, 1Ull paralyzed below lbe wllll from the attempt on bis life in May, wu accOmpanled by a med.Jcal team to monitor h1I condllioo and continue three • BY MICHAEL GOODRICH During the tw .. whotlor-,aalaty -. a Of ... Dlll'f' ...... ..... .....1i-Ut~ ill to··-·-·--Tl\e Huntington Beach Police Depor~ ,....... ou-w eomo -c~ ment II seeklnc federal funda to establlab to give • lecture on blcyclu one! Ad- an lntenalve blcycte aalely procram lhlnister • written eaom to lbe otudonll. beginninc la Jawwy 1173. The e1am would covor the ru1M of Ibo The ll'ant. adml•lllmd by lbe road, slgu and afpall and aaltty pro- Calllomta Council ct Criminal Juatlce, 11 cedures for blcycl•. for about 131,GOO. Coupled with luniling · As part of lbe bicycle lafely week a !nim lbe police ~t It would b k II ould be h Id the ~ allow Huntlnpin' Beoch lowinon to blre I • ra y w e ot ~i.. It a fuU.tlmo clvlllan bicycle aafely . In-would feature competlt!Ye events of structor and ettobllah bicycle aalety pro-, bicycle •l<ill aimed al Inc r • at In I gramt at the city's elemenbry and =.,..· cooflde~ la l)aDdllnc tboir i~ 11:,,,. ~..;..,a would allo he.. A new Ucen.oJnc ond ·entor.omoal ~ ed to ~ pot1co ~ COl1rlll in cedure II allo Jll'.O]>Oled !or the protram. lbe u. bi"'"acbooll The ·~! 1-to -the C y I .,. and Ill up a pol1ca II-•'•• ~ b'"-a __ _...._, -"'• ~ speaker's butelu: • ' ~ ..... _..,,. -·--,, J_.., ..... . But lbe main tbno11 of:::::lbt will IO qulnmenl. The coat of the~ _,14 toward cree"-•fer 8 and ...,. be about $1 per year, ac<ilnllal lo lbe ... • J>ll>l>Oial. . dilionl !or blcyq la Himttacton Beach, CUrrenUy, bicycle UCenslll( II optional according to Iba granl ._i. and eotta $1 !or a. three-year lk:eJlle. The depa<tment 1-.!bat by Melling Polq' hope to make the bicycle aalety yOUJlll(<n in jho ICbooll it can rodUco -.-coinplete.'" aeU • .u~....,·· the number of accldenli -the ,ma-··~-· " ..--.. jorlty of HlllllllWlon Boacll't 11,11111 lbioup Iba lloenah!I· of bfeyc ..,.. btcycllall ... undor II, ......un, to =t _,., bU been eapendad,· ... ::J11 w~ ::J,._.im.ul'• com-Since ::0 = II olttn !be only Item Under Ibo protram lbl bicycle aafelJ of ldentlfkatba la accldenti lnvolrinc lnsfructor will ... In ~ of -~ youngaten, Ibo pollc» fool , the ,..,.1y --.--i>icytie-..re11 -.tUdlO'iili-reglstnllon--ptan·...W --ble-olllcol1-to elementary and junior hl&ll ICbooli. m«e quickly noWy fomlllea in cua of ~ Ex-Hughes AUle Levels Lawsuit Over 'Sfunder' aerlous inJury. . A new cltotlon "1il"" allo would IO In- to effect wtlb Ibo ~ Afttr - fll'sl violation, a Jetter would bl -to parent• of young cyclists. A ......r ctt,. lion would mean the y o·u n g violator would have to attend • Saturday mominc bicycle aafety eourae ol the polico lla- llon. ~-might ... referred lo lbl juvenile trallic court. houri of dally physical therapy to LOS ANGELES (AP)· -Bllllonalro ln- slrengthen hi• shouldera and arma . · dustrialllt lloword Huct. Is llCCllled la F ..... P .. eJ LAYOFFS ••• Still intent on winning lbe Democratic a $51·mllllon damage IUit of lllanderinc presidential nomination, Wallace ar· Noah Dietrich, bla es-yU..oid blosrapber ranged a wheelchair speech to a big and former aide. crowd of welcomers in Montgomery Holllnden, a Douslu encJneer. 0 A 1arse before Dying later in the day to Miami It wu the oecond lllander lull llled u number of our retldenta de -t there. He wu promptly hailed by Judge Rut· ter. Beach where the party conventloo starts lbe rellllt of • lelevlaed newt coalerence But It'• hard to evaluate the Impact until Beach Council Monday. last January In which a vnlce Identified llyouve.~ wbo II laid off one! wbn lbllJ At the airfield, Wallace wa1 lifted from as Hughes llld of an aaocla.te: .. ije'I a Fl'OlllP .. eJ HIJACK •.. his black llmoullne into lbe wheelchair, no-good, dilbooeat -+hitch and be . Skylab Is an orillting 1pace lllatlon In /\ppolD' ts Tw:o which lben wu carried up !be ra\np into stole me bllnd... which l!'OUJIO of three utroo.aull will llvo ". the plane. !or up to I& daya. Tllo lint Skylab II The governor was turned facing Dietrich'• IUit, llled Tlllrtday In l!Cbeduled for delivery to . the Nalloaal jacker, wbo 1igned lb• passenger list with the alias of Goodwin M. Harrison, apparently IOI! his nerve. T Ci P I outward through the door and woved and Sllperlor Court, alleced that IDllbea Aerooautlca and Space J.dmlnlllntlcn' 0 · ty ftlle -' saluted aa he posed for pictures for about made the stolement about 11110ther neat lllCllllb. A bockup Skllab ls about ID two minutea. aasociote and likened Dietrich to that Jn. percent complete. H~ Beach councilmen have fill· The governor waa ahol lour tim., May dividual. Jlouilu bu spent $380 million on ed lbe clty'a five-member design review 11 in Laurel, Md. while campaigning !or Skylab over the poll three years, olllclill Turner talkad him into surrendering, and be walked down lbe rear stoln of lbe Boelnl m with bla hands raised over bla head. FBI •lenll aelzed him u SOCMI u he stepped to lbe ground. boanl with lbe aP!>"h>Jmenll of Corole lbe Maryland primary, which he won by In February, Robert A. Maheu, fired .aid. A peat wort fon:e, WU nocbed la Ann Wall, Ed Sellch and Beatrice a bandy margin over Sen. Hubert H. by Hughes u the $500,IJllO.a-year head of May, JJ72, -2,lllO enaJ-t and, Cuthbert.loo. Humphrey . 1be bullets were removed in Hughes' Nevada a:~urif~ hotel em. manufacturlnir: specllllltl were ao · U. All thne ,.,... named to lour-year two operatlnoa, but ooe missile that lodg. pire, filed a $17. libel and Skyllb projec1. termtr Monday night. ed near bla spine left Walllce paralyzed slander IUlt, clalmlnl , Ibo lllatemel The lint Stylab ll scheduled f« laundl Mn. Wall -reappointed, alter aerv· from lbe waist down. referred to him. fn April of 1in. He wu wearing ·a libaki jacket, white thlrl and dark pants. fog ro... y ..... She worka u a teacher's 1---:~ji~;jjjiliijjjjjji;;;;;;;;;miiiiiiM;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;-.11j;ii•;;::---alde In one ·of the local 8"bool district& I and ll a. member ol the League of Women Voters. •an. guy wu afraid," an airport spokesman said. "He seemed to reallz.e he bad made a miltake." Robert Gebhardt, apeclal egent in charge of the San Francbco FBI office, aald Goodell bad been absent for two day1 lri>m Ft. Riley, Kan. Tbe hijacker had a Gennan-made automotlc pistol when he took over con- trol of lbe plane, and hi alt0 got lbe highway patrolman's gun when Jt fell from lbe pocket of bis jacket which he had put over a 1e1t. That WU lbe flnl lndlcation lbe hi· jacker had that Turner was an officer. Bond for the hijacker wu set at $100,000, and lbe U.S. attorney authorized lbe Dllng of a charge of air piracy. Turner talked to the bespectacled Goodell for two and a ball bourt before the young man decided to give himself up. While lbe plane aat ori the ground at San Diego for several hours aa the airline gathered the ransom, the hijacker said he wanted the money for 0 two organiza· lions Involved in the Mldeut crltll." He did not name them. Selicb II a former city planner now -ldng !or a private land developing firm and II new to the board.. Mn. cuthberllon Is a local interior dtoontor and II alJo new to lbe boanl. Prior to lbe appointments, there WU one vacant .seat on the board and the term• of Mrs. Wall one! Howard Warner had e:ipiJ;ed. Couocllmen did not rel)>" point Warner, an art professor, to the boarll .. The dexign review boer<I 'review• lbe design, architecture and landacaping of ell publlc bulldintls in the city. 1be board also will have the same con- trol over buildings built in special zones lmmedtately surrounding the new civic center and lbe central park. 'Lost' Pair Found SAN DIEGO (AP) -The Coast Guard located a Pomona man, Robert Fuller, and his 11-yur-old son at sea aafe and , headlni home Thursday alter a fl1hing lrlp. A helicopter aearcb begun bourt earUer WU called alf, I apokesman nid. Panhandling Way of Life? See Sunday's Daily Pilot ' Here's the umenu" for readers of the variety series, .. The Keo .Berry 'Wow' Show." Sunday DAJL Y PILOO': PANHANDLING TEENS _ Skid row FESTIVAL BACKSTAGE -New view of the Laguna Beach FeaUvaJ of Arts and doesn~ have • patent on puttln1-lbe-j,, nightly Pageant ·of-the M..ters-"ll•· touch on the tourists. Panhandling baa ing pictures" producµon ls ottered ln become a way of life for some of today's women's page profile. of a woman who young people. Slaff Writer Jan EdWlll'lla goes to every show but may he ~ llllly repOrts in the Sunday Special how to see much. She's Sally Reeve, the 1 1 Festival's public relations director. youths are begglnl at \he beaches, In FIRE KILLS -Feature 1tory on Shopptng centers and theaters. /' "YOU Page" warns that fire can he • CUT A RECORD -You don't have to killer. It ltilled 12,000 Americana lut "make it bl&" In Hollywood to mako a year, haWof them children. recordlnc. Orange Coast PubUahlng Com· a ONETIME SUPERSTAR -BI 11 pany in Coato Mesa will lea11 their Holden, ih one of tho moll candid 'recording atudles to you, but beware lbe Hollywood interviews to be.JIUbllahed lbll plUalll of the music biz. S1-!f Wrtter year, odmist he's workin& hec1UM bl ,ca.dance Pear1on deterlbes aome ol the needs lbe money. B"'lness venlurel lie'• In a "YOU Page" piece. been Into lately have been~ i- THEY DIG NIXON! -Tllo Pmicleol than auccualul, And, then, tbn wu the ahould get tht youth vote, according to diwn:e • . • The pro!Uo ts by Peer Op- prognoatlcatlON In Barry Goldwater'•. jlenhelmer t~ Family Week13' magulae. edllorlal Pll• column. Goldwater flcures PHOTO WINNERS -Top blact-and- Nlxon'• part in giving youtll the vote and while photo and aome ol the bell of lbe brlnglns lbe boya borne from• Vittaam rest in the flrat -k ct DAILY PILOl' bu utUrad him • bil pull witll ,..... Soaplbot Qmtelll comptllllon. Tbe ..... voters. test,... on f«..,... .--"'• olltn 'WOW' COVER -Ken Berry, man of top place winners • ahat al ,.,.. In many talents, 1et1 the cover JIOI• treat• l'.todak lntem1Uonal New1popw Saaptllot ment In TV WEEK, The magulno Awardil for 1972. InlemaUonal coatat of. preV\eM Berry's new music-comedy· rer1 more. than J,SS,000 In awards. ' ' ' Summer ALVARAOO by Henredon ON • Many selected 9roup1 from HENRIDON, HERITAGE, and DREXEL available at sale prices •. All upholstery floor samples are re'duced, and w• are accepting special orders from HERITAGE, HENREDON, and MARGE CARSON at sale prices. Come in today for best selection. SAi.i PllCIS Dinln9 Talilo UL Arm Ch1ire 1111. IACH Sidi Chafre llL EACH SALE NOW .. ' DREXE~ERITA&JO-HENREDOH-WOODMARK-KAAASTAN--------.,..--- Htwl'OAT HACH e 1111 WISTCUl'I' DR. • '42·2111 TORRANCE e 2l'4t HAWIHOlNI ILYD. . >fa.ti" lA&UNA HACH e 141 NORTH COAn ~ • ...... ,., • • ' 1,, ' I ' I t r c h p I f a t r v GIVES VIEW OF DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE PROBLEMS Sen. John Tunney With SupljOrlers In. Ml11lon Viejo . Tunney, Says Democrats . . Shouldn't Drop McG~vern · By PATRICK BOYLE Of ttlt Dtlff' Plltt St1n Freshman California De mo c r a t i c Senator John Tunney Thunday 1Bid he did oot think the Democratic Party would make it Into the Whife House in November iJ George McGovern is :stop- ped from winning the nomination. He called the forthcoming supreme Court deciBlon on the seating or McGovern's callfornia delegation at the convention "very critical" and said be would &Ive up his own convention seat if · n~ for one of the regularly elected ~jcGovern delegatea. Sen. Tunney we one of level-at dele1ates chosen following the June I primary to fill out the 271· · member li!cGovern dele1at100. Tunney made his remarks during an lnlormal appearance at the ll!lulon Vielo Inn to llelp raise mooe)''" for the Democratic Party In Orange county. "II illll be almollt lmpoSllble for the DemOcraUc Party to wln U McGovern is atopped b)' refusing to allow all of his California delegation to be seated," Sen. Tunney told reporters. "If he is atopped, It would cre1te a chasm in the party that would be almost im'l)C)asible to heal." Tbe seoator llald Presidenl Nixon could be defeated in November, but only by a unified campaign in whlch all former• candidates for the Presidency participated. ':He aaid he would not .sup- port any third-party candidates and that he would support any Democratic party candidates except George Wallace. He also reaffll'Jlled his statements that he .would neither seek nor accept the party's nomination for vice president. On another subject, the senator said he had no comment on the Federal Avlatloa Administration's (FAA) r~nt approval of an international airport at Chino Hills in the notthem )>arl of Qrange county. Tunney ·said he waa-not aw•re the proJ· ect had received <approval. He has authored Ielialation, now pen- ding In Congrw, that would place strong restrictions on nol!e pollution, particular .. ly. al alrporll. His bUI would !Ike tho' pciwer of sancUonlng aliport construction away-from the FAA and give It to the EnvirQmnental · · Pri>tection A g e n c y (EPA). the FAA )VOUld .only have power to veto_ an EPA clecl.!lon on cnnmds of· safety. · The Chino Hills project mull!· otlll pass EPA examination following submittal of an environmental impact statement by the developers. · North. County Dwel"lers Re~t w FAA Ruling R~Sid~ts cit; norlhem 1Qrange CoUnty and several others were under co1r have responded Jn vigorous opposition to sideration. federal ':.AviaUon .AdminlltraUon ap-· Sammon s aid one of the provisions of prov al or a, ~ jet age ~In th slUdy coo tract would be that the Chino D iria. . 1 ':i : . First lo-piotpt Wedn<sday•s FM. ruJ. ''outside, Impartial consultants" must he Ing that 'the pi-opooec[ facility would not 'hired to do the actual study . to ensure adverwy affect ,th~ aale and efficient that Ibo flndlnga are 1trlcUy impartlil. ·UM of SOi4bll'll CIMlnlll,alr Qllct 1't.r? Sammon'• remarka were in answer to the Olinda Vlllap Hcmeownen· -'-;a. resklenta' Mid, t._. do not qree wttb the a, statement by Shearer that hil group mJttee. " • _ _ · • WlJllld Insist on "au objecUve lhlnl party Jack l!PonCe, pnlldaal ol 1111 Ollnda · makiiig ·the enviraunental impact Vlllap -n11 •""'tint about 31111 npoU." · I -lf,aald,."ft do --Willi tho '!'be FAA approval WU for a modlDed dedalon and wHl llPI tt all tbu 'ffrJl' , plan for the 23,000...,,e Chll!O Hilll pro} -...., .. , cbalrmln ol Ille Brea eel lo be located ab o •I bit mllel group, callad'llll FAA 1'1111o1, "lllOllier ·horllieast of Yorba 'l.Inda'~ !be pleco ol-Uc ldiooJ." lle. llld bis Orange and SM Bemardlno Counly 11n11 ' organilltklf'""14 lllbl to have IDY'new The m04Ihed pwi call• for no .....; ' Oranc• CGunlf llrport eitablllblcl at 1he ' • El Two Marini CGrJll Air fllallm ~, than. 120,000 operatlooo ylll'ly -pared Weclnillll1'• FM r:J;' ca!lld for an w11h the original !'Plllfclotion l"esenled •---~-' .__.. ol Ibo _.. eir)y -laot Ylll:".itllCii' ubd !Or IOO,llllO enviruuu'91,1i..1 ,au,.... r• .. r operations. Commerdll _~ .add. ' 1 __ ec~~~::..~~-ol-~val!I l!""",_~f Ibo Chino lli1ll Airport Oompla, Inc., baa ak.a :.':~f,::"'s.,;, OJopor 'cina ol promlled that the publlc d 11111"" ad-the orlglnal ~ta of tha jetPort llald vance · notlce and c 0 t 1~1 of the eo-the subject will be ~ dlocuMoll v~ lmpad llllf balore any •• tM-'""" cl 00•• publlc .bearlnp an ocbdllod. a , y n,.... 1 ty coun mee..,.. Blonde Protests From Zoo. 'Cell' I Did Jesus \ Receive . Fair Trial? TEL AVIV (UPI) -Jesus Christ laced his accusen nearly 2,000 years ago and aald notblni, the Bible oay1. Now, an Orthodox Jew wants a court in the city where Jesus wu condemned to duth to apeak up and exonerate Quirt of all charges. Lawyer ltzbil David, 361 an Orthodox Jew, failed in his flrat attempt. But be said he will try again. In the city where It all happened, Jerusalem, the .tUpreme court Thursday rejected David'• a p p 11 c a t i o n of declaratory judgment to uonerate JOS1D of all the cbarg'8 brougllt agalnat him. It argued that hla convlcllon and crucifixion are a matter of b1stary and not aornething for a modern court to decide. ' The oourt aald Jeaua reputedly had been a:entenced to death by the Roman governor of Judea, Pontius Pilate, and that it was equlvalent to a sentence handed down by a forelgn military tribunal. Therefore, the court said, there was DC? reason for presenklay judlclat auUloriUes to tab up the matter. "I a.tn not interested iri whether JelUS C!Wlst was gutlty Of' 1mioc.n1 of the chariea brought agalnat him," David said in an interview." "I want a bearing on how the trial was conductOd. · "'Jesus was sentenced by a : Roman court and it was prejudiced against the Jews. Therefore, the trial wu not in af~ cord~e with !-be due proceu of Jaw. '.'I want ·a declaration from the court saying the trial he got was contrary to justice and that the trial was used as a hoax to get him executed. We are uham~ ed of the trial he had gotttn. It la a grave miscaITiage of justice that the Jews have been carrying for 2,000 years.'" · Subway Kisser Nabbed in NY NEW YORK (UPI) - A :!&-year. · old man baa been arrested and ac- cused of beini the "subway kilter." Police ' uid ,ai lent 15 womtn complained that a man klued them after they fell a.sleep or cloaed their eyes. The kis~ 41ually made his move durtnai rulh hours. .. ' Friday, J•iy 7.1972 H DAil Y l'llDT NOTHING WRONG WITH OLD FRASllR -HE'S JUST RESTING BETWEEN LEONINE LIASIONS Petr.larch of Lion Country S1f1rl Becomes a New F1ther--4lnd Grandfather-to Expa"d Hl1 Brood ,> ,· .~ .. •I ' .. •• l ,, • ' Frasier Gets Second Wind :~ Lion Country 'King' Beconies Fatlier, Grandfather ·-~·---··-·· All becausea··nw.1y t.oothfess old llon with a hide like a motheaten carpet managed to do what no other lion could. By JOHN SALZAR Ulll ... P't tM llmnMlllMI Frasier the lio11 may not look like it, but be ls well. lie took a dl90rganlzed auortment of ' temperament.al Jediea and whipped them \ into an efficie nt, swiftly growing and <.'Ontented family. :·1 His fans were worried for a while. Curb on R' e1·uns The charm of it all was Frasier WU " Nothing had happened for more than two ... pushing the human equivalent of 100 '· months, and people were beginning to years old. The muscles In bis mouth htd wonder. Had the charm disappeared? On TV Backed given out during his stint as 1 cln:us Uon ~ And what abollt the energy? in Mexico, his tongue flopped about in. Had FruJer. Jost hi! touch? Not ao. But ces.sanUy and he .suffered in varying: .• the doddering old beaot, who has faher. By State PUC degrees from rbeumatilm, arthrttla and " ed 33 cugs in less than a year and a 8 torrOWtul cue of bJUQ' eyes. ..\ ha~. had his human friends on edge for a SACRAMENT Just be(ore the rem aroee that 0 (AP) -A sharp curb Fr h while: For 214 monttui,there were no new on the number of television "reruns" is asier mig t be through, a doubting .) cubs. urged in a resolution endorsed reporter spent a whole day watchlna tht ·.l Frasier phenomenon. By the time the aun • But then Frasier became a grandfather unanimoualy by the California Senate's went down, the venerable lion hid mated .: and Frasier not to be outmatehe<t Public UtWtles and Corporations Com-·22 times. ; fJt~red two more cubs of his own. mlttee. ''And each Um•, you'd think It wu his Fr-·• hea•-prid of 11 n The 5-tl vote Thursday maved the "' u.ier I.IA a e onesses. last," uJd a 1-i.uman for Llon Country E d •·· hia inactl 't th _..,n meuure, by Sen. George Moscone, to the ...-ven w-""'6 v1 y, ey 11wi Safari, where Frailer roa1t11 ln a co-- ed bout 1..... t tedl and floor of the upper house. .. ... pranc 8 • purru.g con en Y According to the San io"'ranclsco pound with 1,500 other animals. "But hi catering to their patriarch. They stUI Dern really "~·-n't have much cho1'ce. No I t bed his food and I ed ·t I hia I t ocrat'a re a o I u ti on , repeat ~ e c P ac 1 a et • rl f TV · sooner does he flni1h and fall ··'eep with and ped him hen Fr · k pe ormances o s e r 1 e s programs ui prop up w asier loo a ha "~-'d · · k his feet slic•••• straight up and ... hank •·• ll bo . ve ~vme ep1 em1c 1n netW<>r .... '6 ~ er .. 'fi to stro a ut. prlmetlme t e I e v I s Ion broadcasUng" tongue hangln& in the dirt, than one of t Frasier had assumed control of the between 7:30 and 11 p.m. the llonesser begins seduclng him!' j pride only as a last resort -after five It 11y1 leu than hair of the network And then there was a string of good younger and stronger lions. were mauled TV lhowa: are original programming and news. One of Frasier's flrst cubs aired .. One by one by the fussy llonessea. His urges the Federal Communications Com-his awn youngster, maklnc: tfie old . success 11 a lover made him a national mlsalon to llmil reruns to a maximum of patriarch a grandfather. Not tQ be out-. • "Se:J symbol. He WU honored in Qmgrua, 25 percent of prlmetlme viewing hours. done, two of Fruler'I Wivtl auddlnly ' He was called "Father of the Year." Robert Lansing, vice president of the turned up ln the maternity ward. • A few penons even caat their votea for Sintn Actors Guild, testified "the In hla 1-, a whiskey JIWIUfaelurar "Fraaler for President" in the Ca!Uornla shrinkage bu oc:auTld becauae there .-ect the "Fruler." ! primary. Bualneaa at the part where be baa not been enough publlc outcry !ti fngndlentl! Simply a Ibo! ol Old " iiiiiprowiiloiifori. itheiipubiillcibooiimiedii22iifllfCi!ieni~iiiiiagiailnoitirerunliiii':•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiGiraindi;Did mixed wilh _. fMI. ' th·e 'MERCURYS .. : • • .meet . "Car. of the Year" .Mercury MONTEGO • I ~ the ·elegant MERCURY MARQUIS --- Everything you buy a small car for! Mercury COMET . the "Sexy" little IMPORTI Mer~ury CAPRI ..... ~ sleek-and-sophisticated MERCURY COUGAR ;. ' .. ' ., ' • ' l " \ . . • • • • Jaoepb· Sammon, -of lochnlcal prvjecll for the airport firm, llld todaf sevuaJ firms and inltltulionl with U• pertile In the ecoloi)' field were being contacted to manac• tho llUd)' and he hoped an announcement could be made within a week. He said UC Irvine, the Ralph Paraooa Company of Los Angeles NEW YORK (UP!) -Bmom blonde • i • Home Of The New Car •• , "GeWea l'nelt" Home Of The New Car •• , "Gollle• l'eudl" A.GA.IN, LA.DIES, JUST THE ·FACTS FORTI! WORTH, Tu. (UPI) -Mary JICDoo and Patrlda Gaclall:1 told police thoJ ftn -Tllunday by I lix·fool .... """ -wearlac purple hot pants lltld Clrr)'inC a pune. •lnaer Lynn Clrey opent Thuroday In a Clle at Contra! Park 1.oo. Siie llald It - a uJ!l'IQDll prDtelt aptDlt U. •Ill• slalJlllter ol Wild anlml!J." Mlp Clny, tla.,i.tar ol a c t o r MacDooald COnf. ii Ille IMd aqer wllh I lf'OUP called 0 Maml IJoa. '° '!'he lrollP (ave Qty Pa r k I Admlnlatrator AlllUll l!eckachlr a $1,000 clleck for ronovMlOn of Ille ooo belart she entered the ~Ply yak Cll•· \ • • • 21129 HARBOR It.VD. COSTA MESA • li40.as30 ' • • 4 IAILY PILOT • ~ From Here To Maternity MAlllTAL BLISS DEPT. -Few hlllbandl are ever .called upon to celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary by vlaitJng their wUe In a maternity ward. It happened 10 me last night. Well, U you have to be to a hospital, the maternity ward Is the nicest spot because there is hap,pin~ and new babies all over the place. The last . ti.me I vi.sited one on serious builneu, however, wu tonie roore than · 13 yem ago· IO last night'• visitation came as nther a llJl'])rise. I really lh</Uiht I'd outgrown that sort of thing. Big Bflttk Looms • S. Viet _Forces .. Drive Into City SAIGON (UPI) -SOuth Vietnamese troops wrounded Ibo 19th oenlury atone- walled · citadel In ~g Tri city today and prepared for the major batile to recapture the city. A 500-man poratn>oper force moved In· to the city earlier, ckawing rocket and artillery fire from the Communists. The paratroopers met no major resistance from Cooimunist troops , but allied of- ficers believe the North Vietnamese defenders are holed up inside the 500- aquare-yard citadel. "We woni be able to say Quang Tri Is captured until the South Vietnamese nag rues over the citadel," said Maj. Gen. Howard C:OOksed, senior U.S. adviser to government forces moving on the city. The 500-man force was the first sizeable government unit to enter the ci· ty since it was captured by the Com· ll}unists on May l, slightly·more than one . month after the s1art of the CUITellt of- fensive~ South Vietnamese troops, operating ~ der heavy allied air support, have been advancing cautiously through the Com· munlst-beld province. govtrnment loues placed at five dead and 43 wounded. The paratroopers lelzed two llratep areas near the dty '11luraday, lhea waited for 13,000 troop llipport J'elD. forcments. But Communlst forces mLDc captured American-built tanks toolt . Ibo punch out of file rellllor"'1lel drive. A military spotfcnln ID llatam said another airborne battalloo, the nth, - advancing Into the city fnlm the ooutllena suburbs ahd the Ith South Vletnm• Marine Battalion was pushlng In a mile east ol the citadel, -re North Vlet- namese anipers tn al.u:able numbers are believed dug in. A 30-man South Vietnamese ,..,,.,. naiSl8.llC& company moved into the cenle< of Quang Tri City by belkopter two days ago·and scouted file dtadel, but military spokesmen 1atd today's drive 'was ·the first Ip force since !lie Com-' munlsts captured the city and the rest Of Quang Tri Province a month alter the ol· tensive began In the SOuth March 30. Officers directing Ibo drive on Quang Tri City 432 miles north of Saigon In the country's northernmost province, have ......... PATRIARCH DIES Athon-111 • Greek Orthodox · Chu.rch Leader. Dead ~t 86 Now, before you draw a rational co~ clualoo, I must uplaln that my wile """ not bedded down In the maternity ward for the IUJOn most wives go to one. She ___ ~In the boopllal for a routine matter. Low Bridge Ahead? SO far there has been little man-~man figtting In Quang Tri city, the provincial c_1pital. ~ said they will not consider the city recap-ISTANBUL (UPI) p t I h tured until the citadel ls taken. -a r a r c . UPI reporter Chad HUnUey ·· Wil"*lhe--Athenagoras I, leader of the ~mllllon- ... TBll 'IS MUCH easier to uplaln here than It wu when I took my eldest aon and hil glrUrtend out to visit her there last evening. · We checked In with the lady at the desk. "She'• In the miternily ward, If the lady-....c! happily. "'End of.the hall one! corridor to the Jell." Elder """ took the room slip from the lady and gave me · a. frown. We Sot to the waiting room which wu filled with prospectJve dads, relatives, auorted vtaltors and a couple of grandn]others silting together. lf WAS THEN that elder son IOQ!s~ down upon me from hi! six-foot, one-inch frame with his baby-blue eyes and asked loudly, "Dad, why h Mother in the maternity ward?" Scores of eyes swiveled about and fixed upon me. I know I heard somebody gig- gle. ' "I don't know ," I whispered back hoaraely. "Probably the only room open. Just be quiet." . ELDER SON looked at Iha room slip. •1vou tnow," be ob!erved, "there are on- ly seven rooms In um hospital's materni- ty ward and they put her In one of them." "Quiet," I admonished. I could see the two grandmothers bad their heads together. I'll bet I know what they were saying: "Why Martha, can you believe be hu a aon that old and hasn't told him yet bow bis mother could get In the maternity ward?" "Well Maybelle just look at the old fool. He probably hasn't told that boy became he doesn't know himself. , .• " All this unsettled me. I made a charge to get past the swinging hall doors and in to visit my wile. The path wu blocked . by an efficient-looking nurse. "Can't go ln there now/' she announced. 11Tbe babies are out." "WHAT BABIES," I babbled. "My wife's just In there. She's not having a baby." "Doesn't matter," the nurse replied. "You . can't go In while the babies are out." I retreated muttering. Howcome they let the babies out? They never let them out in my time around maternity wards. Kept them In, that's what. We finally got our visit. It W3l'I very pleasant. Somebody suggested we all walk down to the nursery and look at the ·new babies. I ahuddered but I went. YOUR lfl'R WEDDING anniversary Is China. That's where I felt like going to . Instead I am going on vacation. I may viait a lot of places. None of them will be maternity wards. See you toward the shag end or sum- mer along this best ol all possible coasts. Truman Satisfactory KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) -Former President Harry S Truman 88i ts on a liq- uid diet at R~areh HOBpital. But doc- tors aay his condition has not changed from "satisfactory" since be was ad· mitted Sunday with an int.estinal ailment ... Logistics and road routes planned for these four giraffes, destined for a new Lion Country Safari in Atlanta, Ga . compared with plans for the D-Day invasion. During ·the 6,000 mile overland tri~ from california, the long-necked beasts have to avoid myriad low highway bridges and bear up with thousands of curious eyes. Heavy fightlng was ,_;ed on the outskirts of the citY,, however. The paratroopers reported ~ out four Communist tanks in.~ batile and sald overall casualties pt three skirmishes were 33 North ~lnamese killed with Russian To Get Opening M,ove In Chess Match I re land Snipers Kill 1; REYKJAVIK, . Iceland (UPI) Russian Boris Spassky has agreed to drop his demand that American Bobby Fischer be penalized one game for delay· Ing the start of the world championship chess match , U.S. chess !Ources said to- day. Fred Cramer, a vice president in the U.S. Che!s Federation, sald Spassky and Fischer worked out the details of their agreement in a backstage room in Reyk· javik's main sports hall Thursday a few minute! before the two met publicly to draw lots to see who would get the first move. Before the meeting, the Russian Chess Federation had demanded that Fischer be ordered to forfelt the. first game because he caused the initial JJOBtpone- ment. At that time the match was scheduled to begin July 9, one week late. Cramer said that to salve Soviet pride Fischer agreed to postpone the start until Tuesday if Spassky wouJd drop the de- mand for a forfeit. "Bobby would have liked to start play on Sunday but we agreed to another pc>stponement. The Russians apparently rt.It we had done it once to them and oow they wanted to do Jt to us," Cramer said. Spas.sky and Fischer will play the first game in the $250,000 tournament on Tuesday, nine days arter the schedu1ed start. Spassky, a handsome Len l n grad journalist who makes a living playing chess the year around, wlll make the first move. He won the draw Thursday night and will play white, meaning he will make the first move. The 29-year-old American will play black In the first game. Jn succeeding games they alternate. DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE Oellwry of the Dally Piiot Is guaranterd Morldli'f·Frldl'f: II 'fOU do "°' '""" ro"' P<ePI'!' D'f 5:30 p.m .. Clll Ind )'Ollr C09'f Wiii be IH'Ought 10 you. Cltll 1r1 Mktn unlll 7:30 p.m. "''"'~" and ,~.,, ff ,_ do riot l"K'll .... 'flM' CGPJ DY ' 1,m. S.tvrdly. or I 1.m. lundti'f, an •1111 1 CtlP'f will be ~' fl you, CIU1 ,,.. t1t111 unlll 10 1.m. Ttltphon!S Most C>rlng1 Count'f Art11 ........ "'2-4ltt Nortl'lwt11 H1111llngton Baell Ind We•lmffllllf' , •.•..•...•• :;;~, •..... 1HI len Clemtni., C1plltr1no INCi Sin J111n Ctpblr1no, 0.111 Palnt, lovlll Ugvnl. UIU!ll Nlgllll , ·•• "'2o4Gt Two Soldiers Captive .- BELFAST (UPI) -Snipers killed one man and wounded another in Belfast to- day and in Londonderry, Roman Catholic militants said they were holding two British army officers who tried to in- filtrate a Catholic area. I IN SHORT ••• I AutOOrities aaid Sariiuel Robinson, 19, a Protestant, wu fatally wounded by sniper fire in Bellast's Falls Road area. His death brought to 12 the number of persons killed since the truce started. The provisional wif!g· of the Irish Republican Army (IRAJ also said . it was holding two British army officers who tried to infiltrate the Roman Catholic Creggan area of Londonderry. An IRA spokesman said the men, who were not identilied, were wearing plain clothes and were off duty when they tried to enter the Cregagn "no-go" closed area. e Dikes Damaged WASlllNGTON (UPI) -Softening Jrevious flat U.S. denials of Hanoi's claims, Defense Secretary Melvin R .. Laird has acknowledged A m e r i c a n warplane.s may have• damaged some flood control dikes in North Vietnam. Laird charged, however, that most of the claims result from a deliberate effort by Hanoi to duck responsibility for failing to repair the dike system adequately after disastrous monsoon floods a year ago. North Vietnam's dikes themselves have never been the target of U.S. bombs or rockets, Laird said Thursday. e Expense Blasted WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. William Proxmire (D-Wis.), said today he would try to cut the funds for personal servants of American officials out of the foreign aid appropriations bill. Proxmire, who heads the Senate Foreign Operatiom subcommittee con- sidering the bill, complained the Agency for International Development (AID} "promotes a snobbish American image abroad" by providing household servants for its mission director!\ "For an agency which is supposed to help the weak of the world, it is particularly inappropriate to flaunt the relative wealth of our official represen- tatives," the senator sa1d. e FUipbaos Battle MANILA (UPI) -Outnumbered government troops backed by combat helicopters and ships fought today with a band of Moslem marauders believed responsible for killing more than 70 pe1'S01lS in the southern Philippines dur· ing the past three days. Official military reports reaching 1'-1anila said 10 more persons, including a town may« and an army officer, were killed late Thursday in an encounter between government troopers and armed Moslems in Dimataling town, Zam- boanga del Sur Province, 560 miles south of Manila. This raised the confirmed death toll to 73 since fighting began Tue!· day. e Rogers, Red Meet BUDAPEST (UPI) -Se<:retilry of State William P. Rogers called on Com· munist party First Secretary Janos Kadar todPV for a surprise SO.minute meeting, gv'i·ernment sources said. There was no immediate official an· nouncement concerning the nature of the talks but it was believed Rogers was ex- plaining the Nixon administratioo's reasons for agreeing to take part in a European security conference next year. >.. he left Romania Thursday, Rogers told reporters Wasbingtoo had agreed to participate in such a meeting in 1973. Food Costs Up But Joblessnes s Shows Big Drop WASHINGTON (UPI) -A new surge In livestock prices pushed wholesale food prices up for the second month in a row In June, the government announced to- day, but the nation's unemployment rate dropped aharply to ils lowest point In 20 months. The Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Sta tislics said a 4. 7 percent in- crease in livestock prices was the main reason for a J percent rise in the wholesale price of consumer foods last month. It came on the heels of a 1.3 per· cent bike In May after two month,, of sharp declines. Cool Weather Grips U.S .. Unemployment, however, dipped from 5.9 percent to 5.5 percent In June. The 0.4 percent drop brought joblessness to Ila lowest level since October. 1970. It wu the firs' time since then that unemploy· ment ha<i not hovered near the 6 percent mark. \ _ The big jump In wholesale meat and food prices had been anticipated by the admlnlstraUoo and led President Nblon to clamp price controls on farm• producla and lift the"bnport"quota.-cm'"Jllealin an effort to stem a price rise for consumen. . Southwes~ Swelters Under Continuing Heat Wave Hltll l.w l'r " .. " .. . ~ " . The BLS esplalned that the 5.5 percent \meIDployment nte was seasonally ad- fusted to compensate lo< the ncrmaI big influx of studenls Into the. labor force during the siimmer vacatloo. Thus, the actual number of unemployed penms U.. creased I.I milllon In June to 5.4 mHllon, but this wu less than usual I« June and therefore the jobteJS perc!ll!age fllure went down alter aeaaona• adjustment. OfOclals aald IDOi& of Ibo declille In unemployment occurred IDlOll(! wGCtero aged ti to 24 and that the teenage joblea nle dropped from 15.7 to IU .,......i. the Joweat in a1moat two years. Tile report -the o•erall Wholerale Price --•.• por-cerif ln JUDe, a rate olilhtb' lest tlim tile •.• percmt -in llllJ bal -ter thu the 0.1 pemnt Jncnaaes in tbo two in•""" monU.. -al commodity tltlces went up o.s per<ent, the -11 In May and about avuaao for the put two yean. paratroops were preceded by swarms of member Orthodox church, died in an allied tactical aircraft clearing the way Imtanbul hospital early today. He wu .., with antipersonnel cluster bombs, 500-16 · 'pound fragrnenlatioo bombs and napalm. Tb. tall hlt bearded tri h ' Earlier today and overnight, U.S. BS2 e • w e-pa arc bomben dumped 450 tons of explosives played a major role ~ attempts to end on suspected Commwtlst positions five to the 9()0.year-old spilt ~tween the eight miles from the city Orthodox and Roman Catholic churches. • • • 1 He met three times with Pope Paul VI -The planes also struck ne.ighbonng the first on the Mount of Olives in Thua 'I1lien Province near Hue, the old Jerusalem Jn 1964 where they exchanged Imperial capital 400 miles north of Saigon a "kiss of peace" symbolizing the and 32 miles south of Quang Tri City, and ecumenical movement. in the Central Hl~hlands near Kontum Athenagoras who was patriarch of City. Twenty-one B52s hit Cominunist North and So~th America for 18 years ~pply caches w1th 52S tons of bombs in-and during that time became ·a U.S. side North Vietnam, 31 miles southeast citizen fell down the stairs at his of the port ~ity of Dong Hol, the U.S. patrw'.chate In central Istanbul a week command said. ago and broke bis hip Catholic Church Clarifies Rules He had been recovering, but two days ago took a sudden turn for the worse. Doctors had plaMed. to fly him to Vienna for an operation, but· a spokesman for Baliltli Greek Hospital said Athen~oras' blood pressure dropped to 11a very low level" early today and he died shortly after midnight. VATICAN CITY (AP) -The Vatican His successor will be chosen by the U. Secretariat for Promoting <llrist.ian Uni--member Holy Synod of the Orthodox ty said today that Cllrtstlans not belong-church. Ing to the Roman Oathotic Oiun:h could Born Arlstokles Splrou In 1886 In be admitted to receive communion in Epirus, Greece, Athenagoras became a cases of 11"""ent necessity." -8 priest and served in a number of ever. A docwnent issued by the secretariat hi h i i In th il specified that there was no change in the g er capac t es e church unt' he exlstina rules, but that these were be;... was named archbishop for North and o -~ South America In 1931. For the nm 18 explained to &MWEI' numerous questions. years he held the post, and during that The secretariat said Otristians who have 8 faith in the sacrament in con--!ime became a naturalized U.S. citizen. formity with that of the Roman CathOiic· On Nov. 1, 1948, he was elect~ overall church could receive commun!Pff'lf1" ~ ~ ~d of the church, ~ich cames the of .. unable to receive it in their OlfID~CblltClf "' Jtc1al title of Archbishop of Constan-- and are in need of u~~~>~~~le, New Rome and Ecumenical sustenance." This applies in ~i4u18r to .. htriarch. Eoslem or Orthodox churches whOAbat~ 1 true Sacramenls" and the same belief that the body and blood of Olrlst Is present in the bread and wine of com- munion. For other airistiano, the oecretartat said commulion could be given to those willing to "manifest a faith In . the euchartst in conformity with that of the church," in cases of userlous spltitual need" and who ask f<r the sacrament of their own acoord, providing they "lead live! worthy ol <llrlstiana." Reaction? 'Nuts' NORFOLK, Va. (AP) -Adm. Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr., responding to a Soviet- Cuban demand that the United States withdraw from Its naval base at Guan- tana.Jno Bay in Cuba, says, 0 My reaction would be: 'Nnts.' " Zumwalt made the comment while here Thursday for tbe1 lint East Coast Flag Officers Sym- poaiwil. • Child Star De Wilde Dead · ~ . : .. In Colorado :Auto Mishap . . . . ' ' LAKEWOOD, Coto. (AP) -AJ 'fue ; stranger who helped bis lather rides off into the bleak fronUer, pl~ the tousle-. haired boy shouts after him, 0 Sba:ne? Shane, come back! " That scene at the end of the !Iii lllm classic .. Shane" remalm for JDall1 cme of the moot moving In Wesleml, ud ii """"""' a lallllng fame fer Ila clllld ...,, Bruidoo de Wilde. Ile Wilde, 30, died Tbunday· emilni ol Injuries lllllfered RVeral houri aarller In a tra!Dc accident in this Denver 1111burb. He had receiCiy c:ompleted an ap- peorance here Jn a stage production ol "Butterflies Are Free." The Brooklyn.born aet.r who lhod in Century City, Ca!U., wu alone In a van 11'.Uck wbelLlt stancett.oll a guanLnll during • heavy rlinat«m and umnmed Into a porked constructloo trailer. Ile WUde WU pinned in Ibo wreckop_ He sullered a broken neck, back and leg. He died lour hours later In a Denver hospital. De Wllde11 Clteer bid W a D I d oomewbat In recent yean. lie lllarted out 11 a 7·~ In lllO with a Broadway debut in canon McCulllr'a ':Member Of the. Waddl.,.1£!1:!._, crtt!clfta- That led to the ..... "' 0 SbaM,'' in which he pla)'ld a ' lm- pre11lnnable ~ ~Ibo mMhlnr ol .to-.. Ibo ol W)'Ollllnl duriDI Iba A--. · -ba .... -lo loot= than hla .... bf -Jlla1td • role In lolor -wa-, -blJ "Hud" in llA, In which .. 1Mbll)od a a..,... lnnrlnl up "' Ille -., • lllollt-wtllicl uocle. Olher lllnl eredlll lnchided rolel "' 4181111 Denim. .. u.u Fall ~" '"The Deserter.'' ''In Harm's Way/' and .. ,,.,_ C.U0Wllfl." He ltlrT'ed ID tdl Ul'IT ....... STAR DIAi> AT 30 lranclon Do Wilde own televlaloa ttrler. "Jamie," In 195:J and 1154. Altllou&h Ila WU born Into a show lllls'-family,' De Wilde got his °"" llart quite by oocldl!nt. A friend of bll porenta, am Frederic de Wllde and 1<> liaa IIUpnla Wllaoo, was looking for _., ~.)' to play In "Member of tho "s;;;;t., then a lludent at Baldwla Plblic School I• Baldwin, N.V" •udi- -· DoapJll a. ~ tryoul1 he WOii the part anct then -llxJle !be !how lrOOI Ju!Je Harris and Ethel WaltrL ' 't • cl • ca on .. la I " - • DARY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE . ~ Innovative An swers Trudees of Huntington Beach Union High School District have adopted a $28.9 nlllllon prellmlliary bud· set which reOects no increase ln the tax rate ol $2.92 per flOO assessed valuation. The adopted budgel was the end rJSult of much toU and evaluation by both the trustees and tbe adminlstra· lion. In order to hold the line on taxes, the trustees order- ed $2.7 million In expenses cut from the b~dget origin- ally presented by the administration. It appears unlikely. that the cuts wilt have any sub-stantial effect on the quality of education In the district. This Is becaW!e the trustees have chosen to try new pro- grams to keep the costs down. For instance, rather than sinking more money into portable classrooms, the decision was made to push forward with all-year schooling and other new schedul· ing programs to cope with the rapid growth of the dis, trlct. Trustees should l)e congratulated for seeking inno-, vative answers to maintaining fiscal responsibility. Against Will of Voters The anti-fluoride forces in Fountain Valley are de- termined to battle the Ouoridation of city water, even If It means going direcUy against the will of the people as expressed in the April 11 election. proper and says the election should be declared invalid. Prior to the election, .,;,wever, Lindegren and bis supporters were pounding on doors, circulating petitions to force such an election. They declared ttuorlde was not the real issue. but it was a question o( the peoplo"s right to vote. Tbe (/'!Opie did vote -against Lindegren and his anti.fluoride fo~~es. But now be wants to negate tile right to vote which was granted. A Superlative Parade Huntington Beach staged its.68th annual Fourth of Julf parade Tuesday with all the patriotic fanfare and exCJtement that have made past celebrations 'renowned throughout Southern California. Ttils year•s aHair can only be described in superla· tives. It was the biggest in history, with 4.000 partici· panµ;. Was the longest, lasting nearly three hours. And pplice estimated that,185,000 people watch.ed, i~ giving it one of the largest crowds in history as well. · In sUm, ,Parade officials said it was the best, most· colorful, parade they coUld Temember, • . Credit !or this success must go to the parade man• agers, members of the l;luntington Beach Jaycees, .who ran the event on a shoestrln'g budget from the city. Long befor& the spectators even thought of coming to a par- ade, Jaycee volunteers were hard at Vroi;k on the thou· ssnds of details that require attention. • 'i ·~i ·~. • f,. ' ., '• \ • " " Last week, George Llndegren, chairman of the Citi- zens Commit~ for Pure Water, announced that he would seek a court injunction J>rohibiting water fluori, dation; even though voters approved it April 11. Linde- 1ren claims the wording on ballot arguments was Im- Special notice should also be given to the year· round diligence of Mrs. Joyce Musgrave -daughter of the late parade manager Bill Gallienne -whose tireless effo~s were invaluable to the parade's success. ~"""'. ~~-1 Police and Non-crime Problems ~YDNEY J.HARRI~ I" dcll't Cllltomarily publish letlers from readers; ln the first place, it seems a lazy way to do a day's work ; secondly, molt letten are ao diffuse that too much apace woWd be wasted. But there is )bat .rare ei:ceptlon. ; Not long ago. I wrote a column · aboUt GUI' "crime- ,Ugued" nation, and ougpoted thal in- -ol. bemoaning our blcb rate of crime, mere citizens should by to under· stand our peculiar combination of violence, anarchy and bypj>crisy. (We really don'I know how .. freedom" relates to "order.") WELL, I GOT A lot of flak from a lot of readen. Happily enough. r also got a t erse and llterale lelter !rom the Chief of Police cl Miami. Fla,, which I'd like lo •hare with :ioo, because it indicates that an uprerienced police official in a major city ii allct sict of people complaining about ll)'lllptoms and ignoring basic CS\IHI. He beg!m by agreeing with my position on guns in American society. During the conventlan of the International Associa.. lioo cl Qde& of Police, "I stated that I was fUQy In favor of hand-gun control. as mu .. the complete abolition or the i:heap -or Saturday Night Special - hand-cun." HE ADDED THAT he received more ldten Ot complaint for that statement "than any other comment in 34 yean of law tnkircement." Tben, after offering his generous com- plimenla .., my "objectivity and fair Dear Gloomy · Gus The trouble with tired old jokes is that tbey sometimes come true. The new sales tax on gasoline is open]y computed as a tax UPON a tax. Figure it out. No wonder no- body likes comedians anymore. 4iloomy G"I Tiiis fMtwl rtflKtl ,........ ...... -~ ...... .t ,... ............ . _..,... "' ,...,. ,. • .....,, ..._ Deltr Plllf, analysis of the crime problem," be W1t1 that the American people must also ad- dress themselves "toward the root sociological causes of crime." ' THE POUCE, In his view, uhave failed tragically in their charge to maintain order and preserve lives and property, basically because we expect them to pre- vent crimes that are born out or frustra- tion, fear, prejudice and p s y c h o. sociological apathy." We expect our police to be "crime- flgbters," he points out, "and yet up to_ao percent of their calls for service relate to OOIK:rime problems : domestic diJputes, neighbor complaints, and so on. Jn fact, the-Police have become the only 'aocial agency' at work 24 hours a day." DOMESTIC PROBLEMS, he writes, "yjeld broken homes, juvenile delin- quency, assaults and ho m I c Ides. Unemployment yields burglary, larceny and robbery." .Society has !ailed to treat these problems,' and expects the PollCe to act as a "s.ocial agency of last resort." • But if we want a reduction In crime, he concludes, "we must· 1combine 1e~lble law, swift apprehension of violators, firm but fair justice, true rehabilitation and a concerned police with an adult awareness of the need for social refof11l. U we fall to deal with the root causes of crime, we shall be treating a terminal disease with placebos." Check-up on Connally WASHINGTON -Women members of knatcr MeGovem'a Wallhi~ staU ere ..-rchlng the life and J!Ublic and prJvete career of fonner Treasury · llecretarJ John Connally-now visiting a number of countries as the peraonal ;misaary of. Pmidellt Nixon. The neeardM!n were given no ex- p!anatloa for thla un- u.uaJ~. One -lief su-perior, "Do ,.. tbillk he may be NlsGll's runninl • mole tldl tbne?" The amnr waa, ueo.dd be. Yau oever !mow what will baPl'Ofl in poHtlcl, partlcularlJ Republi-can. 1 pmume that'• ""1 we an getting thia iafonmtkrl tog'°91r •II Mceo.....'1 stall ., far has not been ..,u.i lo do lll)llblnC about Vice Preol- 4ent ·~ · ' Miii. ILL& PENNINGTON, twin &Isler .t Mn. Gal• McGowrn, ii boll of vo!unteen •t her hnltber-ln-law'1 n•· tlonal l>Hdquarten. Her UUe I J ''Volualw Coontinlll«." Her Alary ii ··--Mn. PtaoillltDD ii tallnc -!ates e.1 aft« .. Dlirioeratlc oooventlon (wi.t • aMuallJ apedl McGovern .... -I 1111) .. wtU ollllt to I i•mm"t bn,.._ }ob on tbe roMt:*'· Ex· (ROBER~ S. AI.I.EN) . actly• whit that may he, the lln't Nying, Bot the inference is she will be crganlz. ing women voters. IT ESCAPED PUBIJC att..t!on. but the ~bttil__q)lieU~1<Lin motion for another hefty pay. raise !or members of CO-, judges and other already well ps!d !ederal olficlals. It woo•t bappen this year -with a na· tional election in the offing. But you can ei:pect ~ covert move to surface in the new Cooijpi!ss that convonu next January. The pay b!kt plan will he engineered u was the lut congressional booot -from ~.ooo to 142,500. It will be done tlrough the device of 1 tlud)r and recommenclatloa hy I opedal comm!aa!on of boll--. and -oet up for'lllla PJl'PC*. llonq !or that WU -la 8D -1oilon not unobtrusively pmed hy the House several weeks 1410 and ll01f pendJnl la the Senote. lt'I a !or-cancJuslon H will be approvtd theno. Next then will bo nunll1( cl the eom- mi•loo -and by next ,_ tlda llme. another juicy poy ..... will bo Ill ""· Only an SCI of God con avert II. T H i'STOP f LAPP 1N6 -YOUR WIN6S AND SEITLE DOWN.'' 1 ' Vnfairness to Fathers In Div orce Cotarts Light Shed on Injustice TO the Editor: You [l('!nted a l<tter (Mailbox, June 28) from a young man, just divorced, who has custody of his two youn&-t:hildren. He is disturbed because by court edict he has the sole financial responsibility for them. He feels this is unfair because his wife bu as go6d a job as be baa: and should share this financial obligation with him. This clten happens to men whether they are granted custody or not. ( ) regulations in the senator 's legislation. 'lbere Js nothing in word, phrase or MAILBOX paragraph in the Carpenter bill that could compel any local agency to deny a ....., __________ ,,. permll for unwise coastal development. There is a newly-established organiza- tion, a sort of "Men's Lib" group ~led "Fathers United for Equal , Rights", whose main function is to shed light on the exploitative and unjust .treatment men often receive in divorce courts today. HE SHOULD CALL Ger a Id A. McBreen at 9>&-0496 if he wanb to do something constriJctive. His first step was in realizing that, legally, his status is . unequal as a man as soon as he steps in· to a divorce court. Writing a letter to a newspaper was the second step. Now the rest is up to him and the thousands lite him who up to now have passively ac- cepted the "court's burden". How they alao .even~y lose their children in the process is the real tragedy, but that's another part o! the story, It so often. ~ the same people who so self.righteously protest e v e r y badly treated minority who at the same time show total indifference to the inhuman treatment of each other where they live, that give lie to their own argument. And lherefore the work of putting an end to each destfuctive act upan the "other'' man starta here in our own community -nowi.. EVE LAING 'A11der1on II Wrong' To the Editor: Jack Anderson's July 3 column con· ceming telephone service for tile Democratic National Convention in Miami Besch, Fla., is dead wrong in Im· plying that the Bell System is providing service to the Democratic party under preferential rates. Here are the facts : The rates being paid by. the Democratic National Com· mittee for Its telephone ~rvice at Its convention are the Same rates that any other customer would pay for the same service. The rates are based on costs and follow nonnal tariff regulations. Further, the Democratic Committee a~ to pay Jn advance fer any service piovided by the Belt System in Miami Beach and has paid all charges due amounting' to about '90,000. Lettert from readers are welcome. Nonndlly writers should convey their messages m 300 word.I or less. TM right to ccmdeme l•tun to fit spoc• or eliminate libel is reseroed. All let- ters mu.st incl~ lignaturta and mait- ing address, but names mav be tDitJi.. held on requt.st if sufficient reaion is apparmt. Poetf'fl will not be pub- lished. convention. service for others -auch as candidates, radi~TV, wire services, newspapers -la being paid by ~.In- dividual users. · STANDLEE H. KAUTZ ' P e rsona& Interes ts To the Editor: Our Legislature has distressed. me late- 1y in two instances where they appear to be serving their own penona.l best in- terests. OUr elected officials should be seeing to the best interesta of all the peo- ple ratM than a select few. I have gotten the feeling over the past few years that the attorneys in the Legislature are more concerned about I06I legal fees from personal injury cases rather than the true facts of whether a law la ~ood for the people or not. ' NO.FAULT INSURANCE laws "1have been p8.9Sed in three or four states and have proved workable. They-"have also saved up to 30 percent on i.Murance premiums. In this day of ever-increasing inflation, 'my own personal financial poet .. lion would )?e improved about $2()01 a year if such a law were passed. I sincerely wish that the Legislature would pa.511 a law tbemRlves rather than tbe populace r!sin( up and demanding a petition for pusaae of law of this nature. TIDS smIATION reminds me of a similar Jaw U.t was puaed for aome poUticlan in San Diego recently. I do not know the outcome al lhal -1· I am writing again. 11 I did then, to register my dJliult and anger at our elected officials that get involved in this kind of leglalatlon. To me. anyone votlnl for this smackl of the old lhne polillcian with his hand in the cracker barrel, at- tempting to gel everylblng he csn for himself. THE SUBSTANTIVE proo! o! the above is established by the unqualifi ed support given to the senator's efforts by many of those who stnnd to gain finan- cially from uncontrolled coastal develop- ment: the construction i n d u s t r y , develapers, coastal landowners. and organized labor. The Pilot's speculation that the Legislature may toughen the Carpenter bW, in order to head off the initiati ve, was interesting, since tt had already been characterized aa "extremely tough legislat!oa.!!.'SUcb lj)ICUlatlon only add& to the tnllPlclon that key lq!slators have dellberatel)i obltru'tted meanJngful action on the coastal environment issue, and are · noW desperately trying >)o reroup the responsibility tlley had aba'ndoned. FOR 11IE SAKE of immediate finan-- cial benefit to coastal communities, Jocal control has consistently abrogated its responsibility to preserve the beauty of our coast for future generations. lt must be replaced by something m o r e respooslve to aesthetic a n d eo· vlronmental conslderaUons; .the Coastal Initiative is the only measure on the horuon that takes that direction, and time is running out. ROBERT D. RIES 4·H Club R e plies To the EdiiM: A reply to Beverly Be!ryhllt (Mal!box, June 28), who reported seeing • young boy being cruel to a pig at tl1e 4-H aub eX'hibit at the Orange ec.inty Fair: · Does any group wil!ch •ll1ll'Ol'll and fosten the pOsJtive growth of any age per30ll condone any sud\ act? No leaders can immediately correct. every unkind act of. every person. There is so much good that happened at the fair -who has writl<!n tile Mailbox In that ...,..! Has Beverly ever done an uMind act wbJcb other& have ...., and lhen wilhes the clock could have been turned bock! WE OF 4-11 WELCOME the cr!Uclsm for we f1l'OW by our errors if we are big enough to admit them. The boy in q- Uon will, I'm sure. How many timea hive our own ooildttn done somelh!og that we have !old theal llley shouldn"t do! Does that reflecl our parental cspab!lltyl No Neither cloet II for-4-H lor the people ol 4-H also 9(r!ng for k!ndn<os. INCIDENTALLY, charges on the same I WAS APPALLED to read thal this· I thlnli Beverly"s !Ut llaled qaeotioo la basis are being made. for service !or the '!lad passed the Assembly and was now rhefnr!col; tdle had tlle ......,. before the Republican Natiooal Oonvention. a!soJ up !or review by the Senate. There II question -of couru. no. Incidentally, being held in Miami Beach. And, if abllolutety no Justlllcatloo roc this kind cl moo pigs aquettl loudly oven when only •ll,l'one eile wanted Jo bold a.coovenl!on_leg!slatloo. People IUCb as the.S.O-Dlego-touched. In Miami Beach. and order the same man have ·been well paid and have a telephone service, the chara:es would be subst antial retirement program the same. Mr: Aodenon Im p Ile a already. I set no reuon to give him any favoritism. U so, then we favor each of • e1tra beneflls. our customers. DANIEL S. OONNELL y It should be pointed out that service ·• exclusively !or the DemocnlUc National Cocstal Proteetiox Committee. which lo dllcussed In this tel· let, ls only 1 minor portion oC the overall communlcatlonl required at the national 89 Geo"'e --.., Dew Gtoriie: Thanka !or your column. It gives me a good leugh seven days 1 week! I'm sure I'm not alone 1n saying !his. ARDENT JAN Dear Ardent: You may be aloa&-1..,ly write II slx clays a week. (ll<rloUllJ, tilank :ioo for lhe nice _, r do""""°'* tt.J • To the Editor : The latest editorial (June 29) in op. poaltlon 10 the Couto! Initiative shows no Improvement in lbe Pilot's com· pr<henslon or objectivity reprdlng cur- rent proposals to regulate ...mt development. Your · Insistence that Sen 1 tor Carpenter's cossta! fiiu provides "mlD' dates" to local eovenunent to conform to state criteria is at best careles,s. and at _.1 dillqenllOUI. A mandate. 11 com- mooly de!lned, It an authoritative oom· mand to comply with 1 written on!er; I defy Senator Carpenter. or the Pl!ol, to equate tbat dellnlU. with any al the FRED M. SENORA Doesn 't Ma ke Sense ' . To the Edilor: I have been giving mucl> tllought to the upcoming vote d the marijuana llsue - the lcgal!zlng of tile use of k in the privacy of one's home. One queatlon ariles: U it la t.aal to use 11 In the home, but the sale of lt1r illegal. how are the UJers aotnc to be aupplled 7 Are they all golnl to be growlnc the liulf In their baclcylids or in flow..-pob adornlne pot!oal It doctn't makt sense. I BEIJEV& 'lhat many -nds ol leenagers and adulb that will vote for ilJ Jcgalliat!on woo't rtally he In !avor of lb use. but to llop the ru!nws .fe1"11 penalUes thal are lald onto thole who are meoted using It and h WOfTl' and heartbreak of porenb. • From alt I have leerned bout tl1e evilJ of thiJ fted, 1 f I l ®-\ be1onc to to Men the American way ol Jifc, as the American ... . ..• way ol. life tias mough problems as i1 stands now. THE YOUNGElt generation will !ind problems galore Jo alcohol alone without adding another problem creator with the use of grass. Ants in the kitchen are bad enough, y,·hy add coctroaches. too! H-ere ts m1 solutioo to the mor!juana problem. Tl'oat it as we do other' liws without the (e:lony penalty. First offense few using ft, flOI fine; sec- ond o!!ense. $300; third -· ~; !oor1h offense, one year in jail. Sellers or """'°"· lint -· f500 fine : second olfenoe, one yur ID Jiii. U the above -not -lllo _,, .and tellen, -lllla dl1il -~ have it! 1 ,~ GRANT HARDIHO PHlLLlPI lloudage i. B••ll•fe To the Editor: Quote: "The average age or the world'• great civilliatiool bas been 200 yeara. AU nations have progreued tbrougb tllil ae-. quence. From bondage to spiritual faith. From spiritual faith to great courage. From courage to liberty. From liberty to abundance. Fro m abundance to selfishness. From selfishnets to com. p!ocency. From comp!aceooy to apathy. From apathy to dependency. From dependency bock again Into bondage.'" In just four yeara the United States will be esact!y 200 years old. Will ,.. have the moral strength to prevent history from repeating !tsel!l ·ANN GORES A •tl-aber tlo• To the Editor: Re tile ''Dr. Gwynne Convicted of Murder" story in your June 30 edition. For the fl.rtt Ume I have seen a paper ·with lhe courage to print "ended the lives of hundreds of unborn children.'' I ~ that this repreoenls the !ee!tng of tbe DAILY PILOT and not just a wire service. MY WIFE AND I see thousands of children being 1lau~ered every year - legSilly -and ere moved to tears. The right to coocelve lo up to the individual -the right to llll bu even been denied tbe state! As a nation we exacted punishment ror the -crimes committed dtrlng the - oo.t world -· In a few .yeara our civilized state o! California wut have con- doned the murder of more children than the Cerm1111' &enoclde apinll Iha Jewish -le. · C.n we re.alb' consfder ourselYet clv!lliedl L. R O'BIUEN DAILY PILOT Robm N. Wnd, ~ Thomas Krnil, UUor Albm w. Bot .. J:ditorlol PGf/C ldll«. .,,,. edltorlll -of the ""°" :Pilot tceb to ffirorm end allfnu.. late TC*dcra by preenllnc th .. Tlt'WS1)ltJl«'a opl•lofts and _..,. mcntary on top1m of lftttrut and aignt.fi~ by providing a forum I (If \he upt'f'lllon ol our Mden' opinions. •nd by ~tfnr the diverse viewpoints oC Jhformed ot>- 3Ct'Yt.rt ar)(l apoktllmC!n. Oft .,&opk:t ' ol the-diut. Friday, July 7. 1872 I • • • Woneea's Rights Senate Nixes Bid ~ To Force Action SACRAMENTO (AP) -The all-mole Callfornla Senate baa cnuhecl a surprise move to force the equal rights for tvomen ratlftcation resolution out ol a committee that bu bottled It .up !or weeks. Opponents said lhovlng th< Rulea Committee aside could mean junking of the Senate's century-old procedure ol hear- ing Items first In committee before Ibey read! the floor. They uld It would a!JO be a a!Jp In the laee to the Senate leadenhlp. The 4-21 vote Thursday on the "dlacharge" motion by Sen. Alber! Rodda appeared to snuff out whatever dim chance of passage the raWlcation had th.ls year. But its author, Assemblyman Walter Kara- blan, said ht wouJd continue to • put pressure on lenators for approval <i. the resolution,' which wou14 11&tl!y ·an amend· ment to the U.S. Constitution guaranteeing equal rights for women. The motion by Rodda, a Sacramento Democrat, would have jerked the A!sembly.ap- proved rtSOlution out of the Rulell Committee, which h,. rejected three oeparate at- tempts to get a ratUlcation measure to the Senate floor. In a fiery apeeeb, the UJually mild-mannered Rodda aa1d he wanted the entire Senate to go on record as being for or against the ERA. "It's wrong to· let the pressure cootinue on them/' he aald, referring to the five- man .., Rulea Committee. "I want to put the pressure on this house." RuJes Committee Chairman James Milla, 1 Democrat and Rodda's eeatmate, has become the target or a recall move- ment started by three women In bis San Diego district aa a result of his oppoSltlon lo the amendment. Mills accused Karablan of being behind the recall move- ment, an accusation t h e Monterey Parle Democrat denied. He said he had gone to Mill• earlier 1n 111e day niun. s•-in BiJ"ack-s day to assure the lawmaker "" ~• that be wa. not seeking to ur1 T•lwMlfl have him OllJted from his seat Dlmltr Alexlev, 26 Qelt) and Michael D. A2manoll, because of Mills' stance. He 26 (right) were the two hijackers of a PSA jeUiner wd he hadn't known about Wednesday, who were killed by FBI agents at San the recall until a newspaper Franclsco Airport, Another PSA hijacker surrend· report.r called him asking for ered at San D1ego Airport today. comment ~~~~~~-"-~-'-~~--'~~~~~~~ Karabian added in a telephone interview he thought Rodda had lntrodueed the abrupt moUon at the urging of someone else. "I'm pers ·ona~Jy disap- pointed that Sen. J:lodda would do something like this witho\lt consulting with the· author of the bill," Karabian Said. "Sen. Rodda is the most gentJemB,n.. ly member of that house and for him to do something like thi!: leads me to believe he was put up to it by someone else." 1be lawmaker said he didn't know who the aomeone else was. "It seems to me if we ac- c.pt this motion, the com- mittee system under which we have operated and a re operating would be severely hampered/' said Sen. John Hanner, a G1enda1e Republican and chief of the Senate GOP caucus. "It'a simply been said there ""' o lot of people who would like to see W. pessed. I can say that about a lot of bill! of mine that have been killed in comm.ittte"' be added. Victim in Hijacking Kissed Wife, Prayed SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A kiss and a prayer ended the Ufe o[ the pauenger kUled in a bloody shootout between FBI men and two hijackers who commandeered a Pac.Ir l c Southwest Airways jetliner Wednesday. Stanley carter Jr. told newsmen Thursday how his father's life ended in the anns of his wife. Two other passengers were injured but are recovering. The younger Carter, a Cana- dian television technician, flew here from Vancouver, B.C., to be with hfs widow mother. Another son and t w o daughl<n were en route form Montreal. The younger Carter said his parents had c o m e to California earlier this week to seek a retirement home. On the flight f r o m Sacramento to San Francisco, the elder Carter, a 66-year~ld retired Canacllan railway con- du ctor, and hi!: wife selected seats at the bact of the plane. Young Carter then quoted his mother, resting elsewhere in the airport hotel: "There were two fellows on the right hand side. When we were in the air, the hostess said to us: 'I'll have to move you.' "As we got out of our seats, my husband saw the guns but I didn't Then we moved up four or five seats in front. Nobody knew. anything until the plane landed in San Fran· cisco. They thought it was !or refueling. Those stewardesses were wonderful. Pl'ldaJ, .My l", 1972 .. -DAil y PllOT G • . . . . Services Held for Shotg~n V icri:m; Suspects Arraigned LOS ANGELES (AP) - ••Jesut loves the little children of. lht world •.• ", a soloist sang at funeral services Tbw-a. day for a 4-year"ld girl who WU killed by a llJotgun blast from a passing car. Services were held.for Joyce Ann Hutt of suburban Hawaiian Gardens at the Dil- day Lakewood Chapel. The child's flower-banked, petal· pink casket was taken to Forest Lawn Memorial Park In Cyprus for burial. About 100 persons attended the service, and when it was over, most lined the chapel waiting for a glimpse of the family which had been co~ cealed In .a aide room. A amall group of teen-age boy• with blcyclfll watched. Young girls wi'th sun-streaked blonde hair and min! sklrla were sprinkled among the crowd. A blonde girl who resembled. Joyce Ann and was about the Tax Reform Gets Bflay SACRAMENTO (AP) - State lawmakers have put off a crucial Senate hearing on the fl.2 billion tax relorm- school finance compromise between Gov. Ronald Reagan and legislative leaders until after the Democratic National Convention. Assembly Speaker B o b Moretti, Democratic chief of the lower house, said the measure will be considered by the Senate Revenue and Tax- ation Committee on July 19, nine days before the planned adjournment of the l 9 7 2 session. same age clutched b e r mother'• band and cried when the caaket wu brought out. Earlier I ahe, like moet or the othen, had !lied peat the open casket and aobbed when they :iaw their friend in.side. "This precious clilld will not have to face the cares of this ~ecloua child agaln," be aald. ' U this tb!ng drawa ua cloaer •lo God, Jt'a a blflS!ng In disguise. "Have--bope. We shall be reunited." Joyee AM It aurvlved by her parents, ail brothers and three sistera. ORANGE COUNTY iue," said the Rev. DonaJd1r==================:; :K;:. a~ t!J1: =~ ~;::e~ NOW SERVING BREAKFAST God knows wluit He Is doing." (I AM. to 11 A.M.) The Rev. a.1cKee said Joyce Juices, Fruits, Bacon, Sausage, · Aiin bad attended the Dilday Eggs, Swedish Pancakes, Toast. Sunday School for the past few ALL YOU CAN EAT $1 .55 months. "I Intend to see this {Ala Carte Too!) . Oil Firm Eyes Drill Permission SACRAMENTO (API -A major oil company will apply for on offshore drilling permit soon, saya a spokesman !or the Western Oil and Gas Association. If the permit is granted, it wou.Jd be the end of the moralQrium in state waters ordered after the Sa n t a Barbara oil spill in February, 1969. The spokesman, Chad Chad- band, an executive of Union Oil Co., made the an· nouncement at a State Lands Commissioo meeting Thurs- day. He declined to identify the firm or Joca\.ion, but said "it could be in the Santa Barbara Chaooel or south." He said the application would be requested in the next few weeks. 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George Moacone, the SalU Clara county sub-San Francisco Democrat .who milted Ill lint bill Thursday led the ove!Tlde attempt, won for $485,1185, Nid Phil &t. the right lo have the override d!elor of the county ez. reconsidered at an unspecllied ecuUve'a office. He said Marin later date. The only lawmaker County tumed In !ta bill absent from 'ibursday'a floor earlier to the state for around session was Sen. Mervyn '500,000. Dymally, a Los An g e I e • The new Bagley Act 1ays Democrat that backe.-. aay the state must reimburse tftey. count al a sure vote in count.Jet for trial.a that are their favor. related to atate prlaoners. e Singles •ill • Oeerrl4e Fails SACRAMENTO (AP) - SACIUMENTO (AP) -The Single persons 'would get the lnltlll attempt lo override l!allle tax break as married Gov. Reagan'• veto of 183.1 couples filing joint returns mllllon In pey hlkea for state under a bill that passed the employes failed by one vote In Assembly Thul'3day after its !ta !int try, but backer& vow author denied It w,. a "hippie lo try again. tax relief act." 'S urviving' No-fault Bid Off Calendar SACRAMENTO (AP) -The last surviving major ro-fault auto insurance bill of the year cling.s to life today after a is- .second Senate committee meeting sent it into legislative limbo. Sen. Allred Song, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Com· mlttee, opened the meeting Thursday, announced the bill had been taken off the e<1m· m1ttee's calendar and banged the gavel to close the meeting. Assemblyman Jack Fenton, the Montebello Democrat who authored the bill, explained he had it taken off calendar to give him more time to round up the seventh vote he needs to get the measure out of the 13-man committee. ·1 "I don't have the votes," Fenton said in an interview. shots, we did not get up. My husband bent over and ducked ... it sort of quietened down and he sat back ••. then came a second round of shols. He ducked and bent over again, and then be said, 'I'm lhot. They've got me, LU. KiSI me,' Then be started praying." '"Dad was the senior con- ductor on the Canadlao N ... tional Railway," said the aon. · "He was the first out on every new run. He was In charge of the new Rapido trains and of the first turbo- powered train to go out." 0 Dad went to work for the railroad 57 years ago, when he was nine years old. He was a call boy. They didn 't have telephones, so pe would go to the boarding houses where the train crews slept and wake them up in time for their run,,, "When he got older. be became a brakeman and even-- lually a coodUCl<lr. "He was a blunt, plain spoken man. U he liked you, he'd tell you right of!, and if he didn't, he'd tell you that, too. JULY JULY JULY JULY JULY JULY We Invite you to attend our spec:tac:ular Mid-Summer Sale. 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Treasury Secretary George Schultz, not soar even .hightr. , . · 'lbe treasury secretm-y said another N!Porting on bis meetings this morning · He said that 1fuse countries supplying" measure taken by the President involves .. with President Nixon in San Clemente, the largest-amoun\ of tbelr' meat to tbt t?Je ordering of the Department of detailed administration betUe plans to in-United Stal«! in comq rnooths -dur-Defense to buy meat from foreign coun- crease the supply of 1xlth fortlgn and ing a period ·that import quota have tries for personnel .stationed at sea or domestic meat in an attempt to drive the been lifted -will get a better break next a~. · soaring prie<s downward. year when the. quota retuni. His meeting with, the President today Schultz said ·that the Pmldent has Schultz predicted a much better price w .. the cl!mu o1· a bUsy week ol talks •greed to order agencies within the U.S. pioture for .houswlves th1s fall and winter betw.<en Sdmlll and other economic ex· . . . Bis · Heart ·San·k ' Still Shaky, Man Hijackiid Twice SACRAMENTO (AJ') -Frans Llngnau admitted be was slill weary and. I little ''shaky" over being involved in Wednes- day's hijacking aa he boarded a jetliner Thursday at Jlurbenk for the flight beck to Sacramento. Then, as the Pacific Southwest Airlines Boeing '1%7 made Us approach to the Sacramento airport, "my heart sank," Lingnau said, when that plane, too, was taken over by a skyjacker and he became a hostage for the second time in two days. "I don't believe it's possible it could ha Ve happened on both of them,'' Lingnau said in an Interview today. "I'd like to know the odds on thUI. When I realized It was happening again, I was angry. TIJe odds art so far out, it shouldn't have happened for another 20 ·years.'' · ThHf.year-old..n&idlnt"ol-El-.Dorado Hills ii an estimator for a constructiQD company. He waa en route 10 Jlurblnk Wednesday when hlJ PSA jet wu commandeered near San Francisco and wu beJd captive until Fiii agent.I stormed I.be plane and tilled I.be two btjacken. When · that ii<deal was over, Llngnau completed bis filgj>t tO Burbai,ic. routine. ly, bandied the work he traveled oouth to handle and wu nearly back In Sacramento when 'a yi>ung iky pirate toot over" the PSA ciaft·and forced it to fly to San.Dlfgo and I.hen Oakland before giving up. · "I spent II houri ·on hiJa!:ked planes and I can drive to Burbank faster than that," Llngnau declared. . * Threat of Sudden Death Ends Hijack by Soldier "' ., f:'l! DAILY Pi LOT Staff .......,, THE PU.Y'S THE THING! · . ,_ Rllll·,f!iH'• ' • • .' • ' • ' • • ' .. I-.. • • OAKLAND (UPO -A Sl·)'O&Mld ~WOL IO!il!ert. who hijaebd a hdllc !outhwat Atrnneo jeltk fllr •111,1111 ransom, surrendered ecl1 lodaJ &o· a highway patrol captain bl-had lllom hostage. "I told him that as iooo .. he stepped down the ramp an Fiii agent ls going to &queeze one off and your bead will disintegrate," said calitomia Hlghway Patrol olflcer Lloyd Turjler, 42. The hijacker, ideotl!ied by the Fiii as Francis Goodell, Manassas, Va.; banded over two guns and the J'IDIOm after two tense hours of waiting In the Boeing m on the runway at Oakland alrporL It WU tbe second hijacking of • PSA plane In two days. 'lbe FBI tilled two gunmen ln Wednesday'• hijacking 1t San Franc!;.,. Internatiooal Airport. (See story, Page 5). Turner, of Sacramento, hid been a passenger In plalnc._ aboard the plane when it wu llbed over ·Northern Calilornla. The hijacker took cOmmanc! of the plane whfle It wu flying from Qakland to Sacramento and ordered ti to bead for San Dleco. • The airline turned over tbe nnoom at San Di ... and !be hijacker releuod 111 but two of the 57 pAilenlen before ro,.,. lng t.be·crew to fly to~- "I talked to blzn about family and said 11 was going to llurt his molhor and H would not he over loda,y or tomomnr but wou1a be a lollg·tenn thlng," said Turner. One aun Goodoll turned over wu Turner11 service nwolver wbkb the patrolman had IUl!ll lrom lb holater and placed ID a coat pockal. TunMr said Iii bid no! been lrlaAd when he pt cm the-al-to. I ~ "I eauld Ila .. tibal him oe....i timll blr 1li<re .... -... cbllclren .. u. Jlane ... ii _5 ruptand the -" u. --.· .lllld. F LA R nin. u1o1 GoooW1 • 11o ..a. • ormer am ™-8 -. ... NID[llalned Ibo • • =...WW: 111 111111 ma1TJ • ctr1 ID Allegedly Tried Once on I.be gniund ln Olkland, the hi- jacker, who llgnod I.be passenger list To Sell PJa yhook ' "1th the allaJ of Goodwin M. llaJTlaoo, . apporenUy lost hlJ nerve. . Turner talked blzn into surrendering, NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Former Los and be walked down I.be rear sllln of the AnaeJes Ram quarterback Karl Sweeten Boeing '1%7 wit.b hlJ hands raised over hlJ wu held uoder $25,000.bond today, ac- heod. Fiil -11 seliOd him u 10011 u cusod of trying to ~ a Rams' playbook be ~ to I.be ground. tho U-0-oJ-.. Ha wu wearing a tbaki jacket, white to '"'!' Ol'leana -for .. ,500. lbtrt and dart pan1a. A playbook ii a large notebook dia· "The 11'1 wu afraid,• an airport gnmmlng .U of a team's offense and apokemwi • "He Mimed to realize ~1ve sets, along with the audibles be had made a mistake."' ' a&d. keys -. a sort of dictionary of team Robert Gebhardt, speclol agent In 8ecrets. . , cbarP al I.be San Franclaco ·Fiil office, Sweetan'wu a, resident-Of Seal Beach uld Goodell had -> absent for two In 1970. lie most recentJi had been cm- «laya' from Ft. Rlley, Kan: · ..ctod wit.b a Clnadiall prolessional fool· The bljacUr had ' a German-made ball team hut had been released. automatic piitol whtq he took over con--• Charged along with Sweetan was his trol of the planl:, and he llao got the . hlgtiway patrolman's gun when It fell first cousin, Wayne Maurice Boswell, Sl. 1rom the pocket of bis jacket which he · lloswell and Sweelon, 29~ both .live In bid put over a ... 1. Dallas. They were arrested at I a.m. by That wu the lint Indication the hi· Fiii agents while dickering wit.b Sainl.s jacker bid ih!it Turner was an ollicer. Coach J. D. Roberts at a downtown -for · the hijacl<er wu aet at m~ had · . · fl•• and the U.S. attorney autborlzed I . Mllfied National Football I.be llllnl of a charge of air piracy. . League. officials and ·the Fill had been 'l'lnlor lalbd to the bespectacled • called m on the case when Roberts was Gondell lllr two and a hall hoQi-s before first conl!lcted a few days earlier. tbe ,.._. .man decided to give himself A Ram atsistant coach was en route to up. New Orleans to uam1ne the playbook to WbllO the plane sat on the ground at determine whet.her It was an up-to.date Saa °""' for -era1 i>ouri as I.be alrlin9 veratoa. pllieNd tho ,,,_,,, the llljacker aid be -tlie -,.,. ''two orpnlu· :=-.:= :.:--11 er1111.·11e 2 'Local Y acht.s ' _Death Penalty Initiative Miss Reporting In Atlantic Race Must Be Left on Ballots Flrlt word al the lranl-AUantlc yacht race front llenrula to Bayona Spaln came today, oaf)-;:s; Illar! of SACRAMENTO (AP) -'lbe dtat.b penattr lnltialtve mllll nmaln on Calllond1'1 No•-ballot, evt11 tboUgj> I.be U.S. Supr.mo Court nilod capital ptmislllnent violalea tho U.S. Consumtlon ·., impoeed cu r re n t l y, • SecrolerY of State tdmund G. Brown Jr.. uid today. Jiron, C&lllornla'1 chief electloo al· ricer, said tha toltlatlve ID -the ". Callforalo ComltluUm lllO(b 111 lopl re- quiremenla to Ila placed on the ballot and • would be removed olily If a coart dlnctb' orden bbn to re~ II. The llate Supo-Court nlled befON the ...... coart tllat tbt doatll _., vioWll 1111 llala <m111t.-i i-.;, awl« .... 1 ..... , ... ,.at, -llld ID Illa pat caar!I Mft usually ...... -al.........-COlll!llutlooollJ IO fJ Wirt Ill& -.0 and ..... wltlilleld -nillllC 1111111 - • I.be claulc from Hamill uda. Neither of the loci yachts, Jim Ille vole. Ktlroy'1 KWoa ll "" Al C.....l's War· Prop. 11 ln \Ill, wlllch repoeled · rior got I ~ In the re)lorl which came Cllilomla'1 ~ Cl[ltD bouainc laws,_from Con Gllmperta' W..tward, a 17-foot ia an eumpla of a lmtlatlve d>al~ed dleael yachi accompanyllia ttiO race. bem the tledJoo ~Ile caar11 nilod · Gu-'8 reporiod by ham radio to ,_,.._an. _...a1 by voters. Boward l.augbery, a ham In AJhtahula. Howev•, Browa died a tMll meuure Obto, wllo rela)'ed Ille message to the caOod 1"e "Callforllla Bm o1 Rlgllll" race COllUDlttee ln New York. wlllcb Illa -... w Court prevented Jeulca, a -.roo1 Portuguese Bloop bom bllnl ~ blfan wtera. owned by a-,ll SclJoder.we.chin, held "'!be llilllMlte IO _.. the death a narrow ltad in I.be "Raee of penallJ i. 0111 lllo -all tbe JepJ -.Y." aie -~htlillles ahead of nqub 1• •It .. ....,._ lie....,. tlila ~. a Clw Jl yacbt owned by lal1. -1 ..i _, Ille ...,.. llolpll B. Ryder, Miami. . 1a11an off Ille~ 1-bJ In ,_nc! CCllpn, Bevin Koeppel '• Clau B entry to plaoa It 11t1ore Ilia ...... t.," Brown from """ Yart -t.blrd. lollowtd In aald. -bJ Dllwab of Waton, Conn.: ·Brown llld = nlld ~ Aura. ~ Etoine, New World, ...... aillaeled .. .. death pally J'jol<I ... Apollo. lllllolhi • 1i1111i1 .... the IDllol D -Illa -two yean aao G ,M.ljp I u w I ...... In Ibo race from llermuda to lrelllld. perts with representa tives ot virtually every phase of (ood production In the n•· tiOn. Ne."'Ct week he will .do the same with represertlitives of foreign suppliers. lmjlorled meat was the major subject d~todsy. But almost every pound of l°"'ign beef which will reach the United States in coming months wlll be bulk·lrozen · materiel suitable only for processing -J!rimarily tough hull and old cow, say Orange Counly expert&. '!bat meat ev..,. tuaUy reaches aupennarket C0W1ters as hamburger or other maoulactured food. Schull.I admitted tbat there b&J been "°'"" evidence that feed lot opentor1 have been holding back -k from the slaughter house durl~ the preaent period and that perhaps many lot operators U · empt from administration wage-price guidelines.are making increased profits. Schultz added I.bat food dllln ..,. ecutlves wtth whom he spoke tllls - have promi.ed that If there is a break Jn 'vholesale m e • t prices, the houlewlf• w\U reap thoM savings as much ., poal- ble. "This is strictly·a voluntary agreement •.• one or cooperation and we are ~ couraged that the market che1ns w11l uphold their promises," Schull.I Mid. Board E yes PSA 'Takeove r No t T·hreat'-B resnahan Orange County Supervisors coold block PSA takeover of Air C&llfornia's county airport·facilities but they'd be on s~ ground il I.bey tried to do it. Orange County Airport Director Ro h e t t Bre5.nahan said today. Bresnahan, commenting on the sale of Air California stock to Pacific Southwest Airlines, said · this morning that while supervisors must approve assignment of the lease. "they'd have to have a pretty good reason not to do so." yeara, to PSA involves 81 pel'OOlt or the 800,000 outstanding shares. PSA paid Westgate 115.75 per share. Westgate bought It for 18 a share In 1970. PSA pmldent J. Floyd Andrew• said the Air Cal pqrdlaae 1'ill coot bis com· pany about l20 million, all toid, becauae the deal Includes an agreement to pay off outstanding debentures. Stage Set Clifford th1s morning said the sale will no< affect the job of any Air C&lllornla officers or tmployes, even though 101ne routes of the two airline! overlap. "We .U have been ollerod jobs with PSA ," CUlloid Bald. Tbat'• not tnie for San Qleao llnoncier c. Arnolt Smith, who -~ alter tho Ille thol he'll ...... w pW. (Ste AIR CAL, l'qe II . "They can't just say, 'It's PSA and we don't like you,' " Bresnahan observed. ThUe's no reuon there should be any fears about PSA takeover, anyway, Jn. si.sts outgoing Afr California president Eight Justices Expected Robert Clillord. · "There's no reason to believe they will do anything different ·than we would,." declared Clifford', wbo has 1pent much of his four years as p'resident toothing crit ics of the '10ise Air Cal airplanes create. To Eye Democrat Action "PS& will do who! 1s· -aey "'llffp In good wltlt 11-rt lluelt Ind Iba ~" CIWord uld. ' Cltllord • pointed out that --the zupervtsors can1 cootrol I.be deatlnatton of lligllta, I.bey can amtlnuo IO nauJaN I.be mun~ ol dall)r tabolls and lpllllnp via the lease cm aliport laclll~es. Cltllord Bald the ale ol stoct for fU.f mllllon .from Westgat..caJllornla Corp., which has owned Air Calllomla for . two Fine h Undec ided About Politics Af t.er Election •,. PresldenUal adviJer Robert Finch Thursday said at • preu oonr....,.,. In Irvine that he might like to ''come borne and make aome money" after the November elections. He wouldn't comment on his political future olher than to say be was un- decided. "Alter Nov. 7, I'll have to look al I.be situation and before the end ol the year decide what should he done," he ,l8id at the conference held prior to the dedica- tion of the Alletgan PhannaceuUcals site at 2$25 Dupont Drive, Irvine. Finch, former aecrejary ol Heolth, Education and Wellare,' spoke on health care at the dedication ceremonie's. In response to a questk>n about Call(ornia Gov. ·Ronald Reagan,· cur· rently on a good-will trip for the preai· dent, Finch said he didn't koow lloag1n'1 polltlcal plans. "I think he's genuinely undecided," said Finch, who in 1966 WU caufornia'I Lieutenant Governor. WASHINGTON (UPI) -Three of lour vacationing supreme Court jlllllcu were ..... lo \Ii"!' -1*1', 1111111 ~lltlp lllr o IUll«ale cOa.uliaillii oi the tepl 1llllle .... -llnf .tor ...... iii • CalilGmla and ai._ ........ al Ille Democratic --·Wllll aolJ Justice WWlam J. •-. .-. eiaht memhen of the ....n .,.... expected to be available for -Ible ... tlon. The decision of a three-member U.S. appeal oourt on the delegations wu ap- pealed Thursday to Chief Juatice Warren E. Burier, who toot tbe dispute under study, • Four of the usoclate jusUces -Potter Stewart, Byron R. Wbtfe, 'l'llUraood Mmhall and limy A. lilac ham -were still in W uhington and available· lllr ...,.. aultaUOll at. that time. Juallce Lewi& F. -Jr., rtlomad !nm RI<-. VL, aarlJ W., alallC with Julliee William R. Rellalpdlj Jlllllce Wiiliam O. Dooclu, who hid gone to bis vacatloa -al Goola Pralde,"Waoh., wu en route baekl.to Washlngtoa with bis .arrival upacted -durinl the allernoon. B....,,.., vacationing on, NllllU<ket Island, WU not eapected beet, at his of· lice. At tswe were the · appeals court decisi<m. that would seat IH dllputod deJeaates In favor ol the cmvmtloa lron~nmner, Sen. George S. McGcmm. The South Dakotan'• atmepta claim- ed that If the ruling• ... allowed to lllaDd he· would be -of .a llnl baDot .io. · tory. McGown's chief rival lbr the MD!U: tton, Sen. Hubert H. Hmuplirey, said ln an Interview with I.be Washlnlten Poll . ='l•beol today that u "-id lie -hie to llep" Mollfvtnl II I.be Supreme Court allows the Joww couit · orden to stand. But Humphrey alao sale! M would put I.be ..... al dllputod Calllonda deleptu Dougla s To Lay Off 759 --. ~ l" W kers-Mayl>e M~,~·~ · " ff'' ·-5ti ZALLER The 1"Jrk forco at I.ha Huntinllon ~ :WC:: announced Jltach ,.,I -4i ...... l!Y about 1,000 . -·-peraon1,-b I c t°"-lt tbe ame leYel u ~pace wor .. en ,mu_ . , 'that another 7IO wlll looe belo~ . 1* cutlltcb. ~· tJ"8 by Ibo end-.rthe year tmless · fon:e .hd"bien 'NlnAIMd by~ tbe Hi!Dtlngton Beach plant can l1nd rinl old propecta tato tbe 81 a n t 111!111 more business. other dlvillonl al MdlaaaL Dqlw.' ' The layolla -a caused by com· .Dou&IU olfldall llld tbel If I.be...,. pletton or major dealgn work on the pony Is ,awarded Iba lil!lce SlaltUe ...,.. Slcylah Orbiting Workahol>, a project I.bat tnct for which H llaa bid, additional hSI enga1ed more than 2,GllD McDonnell layolfa ml1hl Jiot be -•'>'· A Doug1u Altronautica C«npany workers decision on I.be shuttle Is apectod later for three yean. · th1s month. ''Thia la a normal whMklown on a m.. The i.i-0111 will allect ._.. u jot project," said a -spokesman. well u blue collar worbn, ._n "The -k la dClle and the jobs p ." Aid. 'lbe layolll ... I.be blgest -1* The cutbactl may -aotk:oable tm. lor the company I.bat la I.be lariat linlJe pact In Fountain Vallay and ~ employer lo the dfy ol H1D1linl10n Beach where 1111111 •--•• • Beach. In that year, 2,ICIO jobs ,.... live. At ti. bellht ~ poll lft,_it tither eliminated nr tranalemd to other Doualal 1-yolll, anemplormml ID the dlvlalClll.al Illa compaay. (lee LA\'ml,,. I) I ' ' . froopa S8"' ' To Conve alioa WAiliiiiOftllf (AP)•,..._. t..,._.., ..... ..... l,IGI Mst .. illr&dl II Ind Marta. ........ '* •11' •td to stand bJ ln case of tn>able durinC Iha Dlmocratlc N11tonal Ccm- venllcm. 11te Anny regulan Involve a Z,111111-man brigade from the and A1rllorno Dlvlalon at Ft. Brag, N.C., which has the standing ~lllcy for dealing wit.b any Eut Coast clYll dlatwi>ancea. Tba lotto alao lncludel • bet- talkw cl Marlnea, aboilt 1C10 -. !rain Camp Lejeune, N.C. hDtapn spokeaman Jmy W, · P'rl«lholm Bald the troopo will btclo. arriving Saturday a t Hmpealead Air Forca llue. belon I.be lull oonventlon openiJilr )Im! day ID llllaml Beach no matter rial the SU-Court decides. Ha ~ be would tab I.be ..... YODllGD'1 cleclaton with good 1race ii ti -t aolnat him, and said ha believed that If McGovern .. the ~ he will be'able IO rt[>!llr the damage done by I.ha lnterplrty filht and go on to del .. t Nix· on. Tht Supreme Court received a-11 Thunday from I.be Democratic Natlonil Commltlee and from attorneya for 1 state ol deleplel lllled to Chicago Ml)'OI' llidlanf J. Daley, ..... ~ ... • . " •...... ' . , . . ~c.. ......... _'t -~.Int.be_...,. early" toda1 and _., u 1ow clwda and toa ..... 111. ,,_ --deor off bJ -rnarnm, and hllhl will .. Jn u. 'IOI. I.owl -... • IN,,..E ~D~Y Tlic Nowporl Harbor Ari .If• .,.,,.., ctlrnllt uhibll -:;::. Ari'. of ~ Covntr,• lng ___ - ltoftol flf'I -.,. lltlilg !Rko' prtttd br fellow •-· lff todoV'• Wetlonclcr. LM. -• ....... ' .. _ . c ............. I t:.ka... IJ " --. --. ...... , .. ,. ..., .. _.. ... ...... ... --.. = ' • - --. --' --. ......... -,__ n - -----:1 =" ==---J --, .,. 7 ... ... , - ' ---'------~ N '- atlace In Miami For 'Fight' ' KlAMI, Flo. (AP) -Alabama Gov. Gecqe C. Wallace flew lo Miami today and pronounced hlmseU "back in the lilbt" 10< the Democratic presidential nominatlan. PutlollJ panlJud In a May II assass!Ntl<11 attempt, Walloce declar<d lrom bis •beelchalt at Mlami lntema· tiooal Ahl>ort "that I'm alill an active, viable candidate, even tbDugb I've been sldeliDed for a few days. "We'~ back on the track 1gain,'1 he iold about 71 people who met lib Air Force holpllal plane. On the way lo MJaml !or the Democratic Natlooal · eonvenllon In Miami O..ch, Walloce returned home to Mmtpnery, Ala., to toke over again the powers ol bis llate olflce. W aJ1ace returned to Alabama alter M daYJ in 1 Sliver Sprlnp, Md., holpltal recovering from bullet wound5 suffered In an auualnatioo attempt while cam· paignlng !or tile presidential nomination. Alter speaking to a crowd esUmaled ~ poJice at more than 5,000 a l Mon!-1'• munlclpal a I r p o r t • Walloce, sllllal lo a wheel cbalr, was rolled bock aboard an Air Force bosplt.al plane which had flown him t o Montgomery. He stopped over en route to Miaml. Planners Okay Public Course In Airport Zone ' BJ JOANNE REYNOLDS Of ... Dlilb' Plllt lteff Newport Beodl p I 1 n n I n 1 com- misslonen approved plans !or a public 1olf course on the Orange county Altporl clear rooe property below Palisades Road following a two and o ... ball hour bearinl 1buraday night. 'l1le -..ere development would lie half In the city o1 Newpoi'I Beach and half In Ibo counly. 'Ille nlnH>ole, nlibl·lJ&btod golf course aod driving rqe is planned by the goll dlvilion ol the Psclfic COASI Msnulacturl!IC ~ ol Glendale. Plannlnl-ori&lnallY denlad Ille Ille permit appllcatJon becaUIO ol problems they loreoaw In the dual jurladJclioDI. 'Ille d·--will bo bull! In the ...... ty portion ol the Jl"'PU1Y and com· misslonon ~"""' ........ lbal Ibo bulldlnc Ind PorllnC fildlltles """1d not conlorm lo dly standards u tbe di)' ....... tile property In Ibo future. An oddltlonaJ _,,WU Ille effect of lbe=wse °'I tile Upper Bay nti ,_ -COIDl!ilJiled Ibo ...wdcull/lf-... COii niute to Illa 111)' ml .i.1-- cppoood Illa nlPI oporalloo of tht 1"11 COUl'lt. In -"""' Illa deWopment, pion· nJng commission membtra uked Iba! cl-J>lana be ltllxntttod to Ult ell)' as well u Ibo county !or apinval; that 1 1•1001 euemenl alonC the -boundary or the property (tbe memlon of Birch Strtel) be' dedicated for equesltfan use and Illa\ .ii1J!le<•Uona be closed down 11 IO'm,. Plannlnl comm IOIQoerl allO ordared developers to mo tbe jiopcwl drlvlnl range al ltut-one fairway away lrom houses irhleh border the propooed courae. Final action on the perm.it will come lrom the city council. 'Ille Orance County l!oord of SUperviaors _.ec1 tbe eoun- 1)''• portion ol tbe plan Wedneeday. Band Plays Tonight '1Muaic for a SUmmer Night" ls the Iheme !or 1 variety of music to be played tonlgbt, July 21 and Aur. 4 by the Harbor Area Summ... Band al the Newport Harbor 11Jib School auditorium. More tban 100 -1rt1 lludenls betwoen the -of 11 and II will perform at I p.m. each evening under the direction ol Rtchard A. England. DAILY PILOT ' The Orlfltl c ... t DAILY Pll.OT, wl1fl Mtcfl b <OIMIMlll tM ......... , ........... .., IM ~ CMlt h!Nllhll'll C'""*"', ..... r1tt 't11h11M .,. • .._ M-•Y .,_... Fril&liy, -Cod• Mae, Htwpaff llKtl. H11111lrlf'-' l~f~ V1Uey, LlltuM...,, •-..·~-..,., .. c~· S.1t "" l~· ~A, tlnlle rtC1 . I lldltifn • ...-1 .... .:S. ... *Vi W Sllld1 file pr~ ~-PIAlll 11 If DI Wat., say .llNll, c.... .... Clllfwnll, n&». lte~erl N. w • .4 rr.tkltM -hit! .... Jack •• Cwrl1y Viti ,,_,..111t •~ GtMt•I ~ 11ioM11 KHYil ..... Tliorn•• A. Mur,hi11• Mlllltlnl ~tor a.•rl11 H. Leo1 . ltl1h1r4 P. Nell ...._Iatan! Mtn11"'9 ... ..,. -C.11 M•I '3t W... 9IY ltrwt """""' ... du am .. ...,.,. ._IWMI ~ hid!! m flW9t A'ftfl\lt """""""' a.di! lJWS le9dl ..,..,,..,.. ... ci-.1 ........ Ill camir. .... , .... ,, Cn4) '4MU1 C" 'FW MNd l I MNl71 ,.... c....I #WI ...... u.-e •tldl 4fl"'411 ~ ........ C-'r CelMlllltlfln .... , .. -----cwt -~ ................ ..WHIM. ........ fMtW .. ............ fltrtlft ...... .. ..... .. , ..,... .,.,.., ,.,.. ................... =-=-.. ---. =::.:u:;:;, ~""mi:: ................ ......,,. r,idlt, Ju 11 1, itn Charlie Priest MemorUd Set C. It "Olarlie" PrlHI, city clerk of Colla -... 111 be died In lllO al the qe ol 71, will be honottd with a commemorative plo~llt Satunlay al Ellancla Park. 1be Z:IO p.m. dedication ceremony Is being beld by the Colt.a• Mesa Hiltorlcal Society. an organllalloo Priest OllCf: served as pmldent. Speak.era: will Include Orange COast College lnltnictor Hank Pa· Dian, Mayor Jack llaJnmett, and cumnt hlltorical soclely pr .. ldent Ed Miller. Colleges Set To Get Bonus In Valuation LAYOFFS •.. area reached elgbt percent "Theae layolls could mean a great deal,"' 11ld Founlaln Valley Mayor Al Hollinden, a Douglu engineer. "A lars• : DUmber ol our realdenll do WO<k there. But 11'• bard to evaluate the Impact unlU YQU know who 11 lald off and wbert they live." Skylab ,II an orilllinl 1pace st.aUon In which groups of three utronaui. will live for up to 51 clays. Tbo flnl Skylab la scheduled for deUVO?J' lo the National Aeronautics and Space Admlnlllratlon next IJ!ODth. A bockup Skylab II about llO percent complete. IJoullu bu spent $llO mllUCl1 on Skylab over the put three yws, olflclall said. A peak work force was reached In May, 1972, when 2,llOO engjnffJ'I and nianulacturlng specialists were on the Skylob project. · 'Ille llrsl Skylab 11 scheduled !or launch In April ol 1m. CdMPolice Substation Suggested New Officers Named The Balboa Island Bu1inesamen'1 AssoclaUOn bas announced the election of its offlctn for the new fiscal year. James T. capretz la the new president ; Leroy Kroeoch, vlce-presldelll; Raglnsld Byrne, treasurer, and Vlrllnla Keya, · •ecrelary. Panhandling Way of Life? See Sunday's Daily Pilot ., J:lere '• the "m~u'' for. readers of·~ -:. \'ariet¥. aeries, •'n, KM Berry •wo.W' • SUliday DAILY P!LOf: ~how. - . . ' ' -PANHANDLING TtEI;s _ Skid row FESTIVAL BAC.KSTAGE -New view "d ~ ha I I -'-ttln th _of the.Lquna..Beacb.FeaU•al_of Am and _ . oesn • Vt a pa en OD ·PU ' -• it.a nilhtly Pageant of the Maslen "Uv. touch on the 1..J.t.t.t:r'Panhandllng bu , Ing plclures" producllon la olr.rtd In become a way o?1ife for some of today'• women's page profile of a woman who young people. Stall Writer Jan Edwards 1oes to every show btlt may be loo buay • I be Sund s lal ho lo .., much. She'• Sally Reeve, the reportl, D t. ay pee ' w Festival'• public rilaUons director.· youths are begging 11 the beaches, In FIRE Kr1JS _ Feature story on shoppltt1 centers and the>lers. "YOU Pase" -.,. the! lire can be a CUT A RECORD -You don't bave lo killer. II killed lZ,000 An!erlcans 1111 "make ii big" In Hollywood to make 1 year, hall of them cbllclten . recording . Oranse CO.st Ptibllshlng Com· ONETIME SUPERSTAR -' B 111 pany In Colla Mess will leue their Holden, In one ol the moll candid recording atu~ to 100. but beware the Holl)'WOC!d Interviews to be published thlJ pltfalil of the music biz. Slaff Writer yeM', adlnlsl l>e'• working becausa he -Candance p..,.,.._ dtscrlbes aome ol the needl the money. llullnelo -lures t>e•s In a "YOU Pare" piece. been Into lotety have --Mac ie. TIIEY DIG NIJ[0N1 -'Ille President than IUCCelllul. And, then, lhort wu the should get Ibo youtb vole, according lo divorce •• , 1be prolllt II bJ Pm' Op- progiioaUcallODS In Barry Goldwater'• penbelmer In Family WeeklJ mqaslne. editorial pqe column. Goldwater firures PHOTO WINNERS -Top lllacted- Nlxon'1 part In giving )'<iuth tbe vote and white photo and -ol tbo ball ol Ibo brtn1ltt1 the boys home from Vl'lnlm mt In Ibo flnl ._ ol_1~Y PILOT has assured him I hie pill with YGU1t1 Snapshot Ccat.111 coat-Tllo ...,. voters. teol .... oa lor ................. ...,. 'WOW' COVER--Kan Berry, man ol lop place WJ.... 1 .iiot of ~ ID many lalenl1, It!• the cover page treat· Kodlt Jnlemltlonal New...,.. ~ ...... men! tn TV WEEK. The mapslnt Awardl !or 11'12. Int--1-ol· previews Berry's new mUJlc-comedy· !era more than 111.000 111 awanls. I • • : ' Testlmontt Dtte Allegations Out In Surgeon Case Summer Lun~h~n Delay Told For Coast Association Af.VARA[XJ by Henredon . .. ' ON SALE NOW ' ' 'l\ieny selected groups from HENREDON, HERITAGE. end DREXEL 11v11il11ble et sale prices. All upholstecy flocr s11mple1 ere reduced, end we ere accepting sptciel orders from HERITAGE, HENREDON, end MARGE CARSON et sale prices. C"me in todey for b-st selection. • SALi Plll!IS Dining Tabla J21. Arm Chain 111. !ACH Sldo Clialn 111. EACH • ·-. .. DREXE~EAITA664iENREDO~'WOODMAIK-l<A~AN--,;,._------- 7etl11111 INTlllOIS waDATS 6 IATUIDATS, t:OO 19 liH l'llDAT 'TIL t:OO NEWPORT IEACH e 172:1 WISTCUFP Dl. TORRANCE e )J64t HAWTHORHi ILVO, Jfl-111' LA6UNA IEACH e J41 NOltTH COAST HWY • ., ...... . . • D .. D.Y PILoT EDITORIAL PAGE • Ignoring the Impact MalleuHrlng between the clUes of Newport .Beach and Irvine over the poaslbillty oC a joint effort to bold down exploaivt commercial development along the east Bide or lht airport is taking on an Allce-in·Wonderland aspect. After trading misunderstandings and virtual insults at a dislance, delegations from tqe cities met Wednes· day olghl Presnmably they were to exP!ore what ellect proposed laQd mass oround the airport will have on promoting heavier and heavier traffic out ol the airport l\stlf. II is clear that more development will bring more flights -and 1his is an oft.spoken deep worry in New· !'Ort, although Irvine would silffer utile from additional iet overflights. · ·At immediate stake is a request from Collins Radio properly withlli the city ol Newport. Monday night the NellQ)Ort Beach qty Council will hold a public hearing on a $1:!5 million development plan for that land. ' . Bui the Newi>ort coiomittee at that Wednesday ~ting. curiously showed nci interest in considering Irvine's suggestion lbat a delay might be. in order until the.two cities can explore the problem a little further. The city of Irvine is involved because It has a simi· lar development proposal for adjoining land owned by McDonnell Douglas. Certainly the two, cities · do have aom.itblng in common on how, why and when these developmenla should happen -but neither seems lo be· really seeking a resolution. ! for. ,.hatever tlme II takes to g~t a \elear,understaoding of what the overall· impUcaUons of the two proposals may meao. Newpoft has notbing to Jose by the delay and the prospects for some gains are worth that postpon· ment. For its part. Irvine needs to speak a litUe· more clearly about its thinking on the McDonnell Douglas tract, cunently zoned commercial in violation of the Irvine council's announced policy for that area. ~ There was a chance for reaching some-conclusions beneficial lo both sides. Unfortunately, that chance oeems to be dimipisbing rapidly and Newport -'-bear- inJt the pre6sure of m_ore jet o~rflight ~ seems at this point to be the· !Oser for this lack of cooperation and understanding. . Meet the Candidates ~ The race to fill vacancies in two districts of the N\~' rt. )fesa ·Unified· Scfiool District has been any· • th. but ex.citing so·far, but one Costa Mesa Iady;-.at lea wants to do something about it. '-, Carolyn Kipime -2..on tier own -has .invited Candi·, '· dates from both trustee areas Five and Six· to discuss their quali.fic~tions at a coffee a( her Costa Mesa liome July 12 at 7:45 p.m. Guests -up'to the number she can accommodate -are welcome and if enough inter.est is shown the meeting will be moved to larger quarters. ~· t'•, ' - MANNE!> STRATE~IC BOMSEl'I There really is no reason why New(>Ort Beach lhould not delay acli!>il on the Collins rezoning request 'The DAILY PILOT will ' as· usual, print background loform~tion about the candidates, but if you would like to meet them in person, Mrs. Kimme's number is 545-0037 or 546-5017. "' ~ . · ··1'1rt' . '""""~ ............. • ....... I ·•· "'Vl1l >. '1"J.."\o, I '=·-- Police and Non-crime Problems I don't customarily publish letters from readen; in· the first place, it seems a Jazy way to do a day's work; secondly, moat letten are so diffuse that Joo much •pace would be walled. But there is thal rare tJCeptioo. · Not IOllg ago, I ·wrote a column about our "crime- plagaed'' nation, and auggested that in- 1tead ot bemoaning our ldlJli rate of crime, more citizens should try to under· atand our peculiar combination of violence, anarchy and hypocrisy. (We really don't know bow "freedom" relates to "order.") , Dear Gloomy Gus The trouble with tired old jokes Is that they sometimes come true. The new sales tax on gasoline is openly computed as a tax UPON a . tax. Figure it out. No wonder no. body Jikes comedians anymore. -Gloomy Gus Tiii$ fNlllN .-.llecl'I .......... _.._., ..t MnlMr'il'I' tfl•M M flltl MWSH"r' Seflf ,r•r ... ~ .. G"""'I' • ., .. Diiiy Plltt. analysis of the crime problem," be urges. ~hat the America people must also ad- dress themselves "toward the root sociological causes oI crime." ' THE POLICE, in his view, 0 have failed tragically in tlieir charge to maintain order and preserve Jives and ]ll'Opel'ty basically because we expect them to pn: vent crimes that are born out of frustra- tion, fear, prejudice and psycho- sociological apathy." . ' We expect our police to be "crime. fighters," he points out, "and yet up to' iii> percent of tbelt calls for service relate to non<rlme p.roblenis : domestic disputes, neighbor complaints, and so on. In fict, · the police have become the only 'social agency' at work 24 hours a day." WEu,, I GOT A lot ol Oak from a lot ol readen. Happily enoilgh, l also got a terae and literate letter froni the Chief of Police of Miami, Fla., which . I'd like to. share with yOu, because it indicates that an ezperienced police official in a major city iJ _.., sick of people complaining about oymploml and lgooring basic Causes. DOMESTIC PROBLEMS, he Mites He begim: by agreeing with my positiOn ''yield broken homes, juvenile deliO: on gum in American society. During the quency, assaults and ·ho mi c id e.s. Collventllln ol the lntemalional A"'"'ia-Unemployme~t yields ·burglary, larceny · lion of Cblo!i of Police, "I itated that I and robbery. 'Society has failed to treat WaS fully Ill favor of hand-gun control as these problems, and expl!Cts the police lo \veil 11 the complete atiolition "of. 'the ' act as a ','social agency-1 of· lastiresort." cheap -or Satttrday Night Special -But if we want a reduction Jn crime, he hand-gun:" concludes, 11 we must combine sensible law, swift apprehension of violators, firm HE ADDED THAT he received more but fair justice, true"l'ehabilitatlon and a Jettera of eomplaint for that· atatement concerned police with an-adult awareness "than any'otber comment in St years or of the need for soCial reform. If we fail Jaw enforcement." • · 1 • to deal with the root causes of crime, we Then. after offering hi.s ·generous com-shall be treating a terminal disease with pllmenll .., ·my "objectivity and fair placebos." Check-up on Connally N + srop fLAPPlN~ YOUR WIN6S AND SEilLE DOWN.'' Vnfairness to Fatliers lta Divorce Coaat•ts L~ght Shed ·on Injustice To the Editor:' You printed a Jetter (Mailbox, June 28) frOm a young man, just divorced, who bas custody of his two young children. He is disturbed because by court edlct he has tb'e sole rmancial responsi bility for them. He feeIS this is unl'air because his wife has u 'good a job as be has and should share this financial obligation with him. ThiS often happens to men whether they are granted custody or not. There is a newly~stablished organiza- tion, a sort Qf "Men's Llb" group called . "Fathers United for Equal Rights", whose main function is to. shed light on the exploitative and unjust treatment men often receive in divorce courts today. ( MAILBOX ) r:egulations in the senator's legislation. ~re is nothing in word, phrase or paragraph in the Carpenter bill that could compel any local agency to deny a permit for unwise coastal development. .. Leffers from readers. are welcome. THE SUBSTANTIVE proof of the ,Normally writers should convey their above is es tablished by the unqu alified m.essage1 i'n 300 words or less. TM support given to the senator's efforts by right to condeme letters to fit space many of those 'vho stand to gain fi nan· or eliminate libel U reserved. All U:t-cially from unciont rolled coastal develoµ.. ters must include lignatures and mail· ment : the constru ction i n d us t r y . ing address, but.uatnts may be witlv developers, coastal lando\vners. and htld on requt!'st i/ sufficient reascm organized labor. is~ apparent. Poetry will not be pub· The -Pilot's speculation that lhe lished. · Legislature may tough~n the Carpenter . . bill, in order to head off the initiati ve, , .-was interesting, since it had already been cohvention. Service.for others -such as • characterized as "extremely tough candi~tes, radio-TV, wire Services, legislation." Such s~lation only aads newipawa1-is lieina paid by lllose in-lo t1»)1ilpieJo1ililit.ay 1'1iata1ors'lil•a to . Men ... the American way o( life, as the Amerfeaa way of life bas enough problems as it stands now. THE YOUNGER generation will find prob:ems gak>re in alcohol ak>ne without oidd ing another problem creator wtth the use of grass. Ants in the kitchen are bad enough, why add cock'roectles, too! Here ls my solution to the .marijuana problem. Treat it as we do other •Jaws without the reJony penalty. • First offfnle for USinJ it, $100 f.ine; sec- ond offens~ l3tl0: third olferuie, $500; fourth offense, one year in jait. . Se llen ot ..,.iwn. fint .,,.,... $500 fine; second off'enil!, one yur·tn fall. if the above doel not deter Ille _., and sellen, tlleqAhis drug must nail hiveltr , •· • , • QRANT IWUllllG PlllLl"'8 HE SHOULD CALL G·erald A. lilcBreen, at -·if be wanla lo ·c1o oomelbing eonsiructlvo. !Ill' llrsl llep· was in realizing that, legally, his status is unequal as a man as 509n as he steps in· to a divorce court. Writing a te.tter to a newspaper was the second step. Now the . dividual _., ' deJlllntely'.obatructed meanlnclW l<!lloft, STANDLEE ff. KAUTZ on the coastal env;il"ODDlent issue, and are ' Bonll•e-to ~e .~. ' · l'er•orud Interest• rest i! up to him and the thousands like To the Editor: him who up to now have passively ac· o\Jr U:s-islature has distressed rne late--' 1 cepted t!1e "court's burden". How they ly qi two imtances where they appear t& a1ao eventually I• their children in the .be serving t}>elr own personal best jn .. ' process· is the real tragedy; but that's · terests. Our elected officials should be . another part ol the story. seeing to the b¢ intereats ·ol. ail lbe peoo It so often is the same people who so pie rather than a select few., , self.righteously protest e v e r y badly · I ha tt the f-n... the t treated miµority who .~t the same Ume ve go en ~~er pas lewJ yeara tilat lbe attorneys· in lbe· show total. indillerence to tbe· inhwnan b?gislature are JD(>rel ~med. about treatment ol ea~bere ·lbey ·live;· ·1..r legal fees from . penooal, injury that give lie lo their oWll argument. And cases nlher than lbe true , fatls of therefore the work of putting on end to whether a la•"is good f<r the people or each destruct_ive act upol'l the "other" DQt. . / \ IJl4D at~ here in our own communitY • l -Jiow!. NO.FAULT •INSURANCE 1.;.. have EVE LAING ~ passed in three or four states. and, have proved workable. 'lbey , have also ·;Ander•on Is Wl'ONf' To the Editor:· Jack Anderson's July 3. co1urnn Con· cerning telephone service for the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach, Fla., is dead wrong in im· plylwfthat the Bell System is providing service'" to the ·Democratic pm:ty under preferential rates. • .. saved up · to 30 percent on Insurance premiums. In this·day of ever~mcreasing jnfJation, my own personal financilJ poli· tion would be improved about $200 a year .it·sucb a law were passed. .. I sincerily wish that lbe Legislature would pass a law themselves rather than tlje populace rllinC up and demanding a ~ition !or -ot law of this nature. ' . TIIlS SlTUATION remind! me or a .alfuiiar law thal was ~ for t0me pOlitician in 'Sin Diego·recintly. 1 do not know the outcome ol that proposal. l 'am writing again, asJ did then, to register my disiust and 111ger at our elected olfictais that gt\ involved in !Ills kind of legislation. To me, an)'(lne voting !or this smacks ol the old tllne polttlctan with his band in the li:raclter barrel, at· tempting lo get everything he can le* himSell. . . . oow desperlfllr lrylnf to recoup the fflP<!nslbllity they bad abandoned. I ' FOR ·~ SAJru ol Immediate nna .. cial benerit.to coastal communities, local con~rol ha~ consistently abrogated its responsibility to preserve llie beauty or our coaSt for future geheratiOns. Jt must be replaced by somethina m o r e responsJve t1> aesthetic a n d . en· v.ironmental considerations; the Coastal lriltiatlve l! the only measure on the hctizon that takes that direction, and time.is runn1ng 001. ~ ROBERT D. J\IES 4~H Cl•fl Replies To the F.dit.Or: A reply to Beverly Berryhiit (Millboir, • I To the Editor: ' •• _,_ .• ~ 1 ' Quote: "The l'letage ace" the world'• greal clvlliaaUono lias been 200 years. All nations haVe pn11ressed through this se- quence. Ffom tiOn~age to spiritual faith. From spltltual faith 'to great couraa:e. from courqe lo ljlierly. From liberty to . abundance.. r r q m abundance to selfishness. .From sdrishness to com .. placenoy. nom c<implacency lo apathy. F.rom a~y to dependency. From depende k agairi ;.nto bondage. u· • ln just ye'l"s lbe United States will be euctly 200 years olil. Wlil we have the ptoral strength to prevent hi•tory f!'Jlll ripeating, itsell! , ' ANN GORES June 28), who reported seeing a young , • boy being cruel to a pig at the 4-H Club At-'l-ah.01'.tlotl exhibit at lbe Orange County Fair: ~' To tlie Eqitor: Does any group which supports and Re the ''Dr:· Gwynne cOnvicled of fosters the positive growth Ot any age Murder'~ .t-in your June 3d edition. person condone any sudt act? NO leaders •,-,,,. can Immediately correct every unkind 4-For the Jlnt time I have ·Been a paper act of evert person. 1'1ere ls 80 much with the ettnge to P,flnt uetided the good tbat happened' at the fair_ .mo 11p' , lives of hundreds <I unborn cblldren." I writteri lbe Mailbox In tllat ,...! II.-~. tlill tlltl represents the feeling of Beverly ever done an unklhd act which the DAll.Y Pl(.OT and not i)lsl a wire olben have seen and then w~ Ille service. clock could have been lur!ltd bick? WE OF 4-H WELCOME the ·<rltlcism for we grow by our errort if we are btg enough to admit them. The boy in q- tlon will, .I'm sure. How. many times have our •own children done someltllnrl lhot we have told them they sbouktA'l do! Dots Uuit renect our parenlal capohillty? No Neil.ber does tt for 4-H "-' the people of • MY WIFI!; AND I see thousands of children being slauctrtere<t every year - legally -and are moved to tears. The right to .coocetve· 11 1up to the individual -the rl&bt lo .klD his even been denied the state! Here are the !acts: The r.ates being pe\d by 'the Democratic National Com· mittee for its telephone 'ervice at its convention are the same rates that any other customer would pay for the same service. The rates are based on costs and follow normal tati!f regulations. Further, the Democratic Conunittee agreed to pay in advance for any service provided by the Bell System in Miami Beach and has pa\d all charg~ due amounting to about $90,000. :iy~balnlltbal·m~y~abei.'.'~ · INCIDENTAU.Y,charges onthesame !'WAS APPALLED lo read that this er~ is will' be ............... basis are being made, for service for the had ~pasaed the Aslembly and was now 4-H aiao ~ f ... klndoellt. , . • · Lthink Beverly's Jut-· que&tion is ·~!"'!; 1be bad Ille mrt!er befO!'O the que,stton .-of cOUrst, no. Incideiltally, most pigs squeal louc!1y even .....,, only As a nation we exacted punishment for the -crimes oommitled during the SOC• and wuid nr, In ,. fetr ,.ars our avillze.r -ot Co111orn1a w111 111,ve-. 4onec1· the lll1llller ot.-e children lhu1 the ,~, ......... apinll tlle Jewish -le. elm ' we really '1!"1der ...... civilized? ing women voctri: .. Republican National Convention, also ' up for review by the Senate. 'lbert is IT ESCAPED PUBIJC ajlentkin, but being held in Miami Beach. And, ii abOolutely no Juotification for this kind of --tbe-m.achi"1'Y hu been·qultUy .... t~in-allJl°'!e elle-wanted-to-hold a-oonvention-Je&illalioo.j!eople_IUC!t~go moUon fer another beftx pay raise for in Miami Beach, and order the same man have been well-paid and have a MJl8. D..LA l'ENNINOTON, twin sister of Mra. Gtora• McGovern, is boss ol voluntem at her brolber-Io-law's na- tional boodquartera. Her UOe i 1 "Volunteer Coardiutor." Her aalary ls ~a Welt. Mn. _....., is telJ!nc associates tbal after .. Democntlc OOllftllllon (wbn a obvloally <Spectl McGo~ to Ill -), ... wtll lbift to a ....... Upa lul job .., the road." h · \ members of Congress,~· dges apd other telephone service, the charges would be substr:ntial retirement pro gt am already well paid feder officials. the same. Mr. Anderson imp J t es already. t see no reason to give him any It won't happen this -with 1 na· favoritism. If so, then we favor each of extra tienefits. tional election iii the offi But you can our customers. 'DANIEL S. CONNELLY expect thls covert move to surface in the It should be pointed out that service new Congress that oonvenea next exclusively for the Democratic National January; Committee, which ii discussed in this let· The-pay hike plan will be engi;;..,.ed as ter, is only a'lllinor portion ol tbe overall was the last congressional boost -from communications required at lbe national $30,llOO to $12,IOO. It will be done through lbe device ol 1 ot""1 and r<eOlllDleodation by a special eommilalon of businea leaden and olben ltl up for this -. Mooey for that was included In an •P!'"lpriation not unoblrusiv~ly paned by the HQ!lse several weeks aso and now pending in the Senate. It's 1 forogone conclusion tt will be approved there. Next then will be lllllllnc ol the com· misaion -and by -year tllll Ume, -!her jUicy par -wlll be .. ltl. Onty u oct ol Cod con a-It. ~--·BJ GC!Orfle --.. -- Dear George: Tbanlts foi' your column. Jl gives me a good laugh seven days a week! l'M sure l1m not alone in saying Ibis. ARDENT FAN Dear Ardent: • You may be alooe -I only write It ?ii dayt a Wtek. (SerioUalr, than!< ,... for the nice -:ldo-'*ill • Coatal Protectl0ta To the Editor: The latest · editorial (June 29) In op. -pOaition to the Coastal Initiative sbo.wsm lnlproyement In the Pi Io t_. • com .. pre!lenaion or objectivity regarding cur- rent proposals to regulate coastal development. Your insistence that Sen al or carpenter's coastal bill provides 11man. dates" to }9cal government to Conform to state criteria is at best careless. and at worst dialncenllOlfS. A mandate, 11 com- monly dtfined, ii an 1ulhorltaUve com· mand to comply willl a irrltten order; I defy Senator Carpenter, or the Pilot, to equa1-tbal cWiNti'll rill 'any ol. the touciled. • ~ L..B.O~. FRED-. SENDRA~r========~~-- Doesn't ltfdtce Settse To the Editor: I have been giving much thought to the upcoming vote of. the marijuana Issue - the legaliilng ol the use ol II in the privacy of one's home. One question arises : .If ti is legal to u"' lt·in the home. bl/I the '8le ol it is lilegal. hoW are the uom going to be supplied! Ar• they all going to be growing the 1tufr •• in their baCkyards or lo flower pots adorning patios? lt doesn't make sense. . ' I. BELIEVE 1hat many· tbolisands of teenagers and adults that will vot• lor lls legalization won't really be ln ravor of it.s ust, but to stop the ruinous felony penal~•• tllet are laid onto those wllo ore arreste<i. using it and the worry and heartbreak '*-,arenil. · From all I ban leamed botzl Iii< evils • ol this -, l leeJ ii -~ l>tkm1 lo 1 ~ 1caa&NOI CWT ' DAILY PILOT • Rob<rt N. Wood, ~U.ller · TllOlllUKenll,- AU>m IV'. Bok• Editorial l'allc Editor ' • I \ • •• • . tr~'• Rights senate Nixes Bid To Force Action SACRAMENTO (AP) -The the target ol a recall move- aD-male CalHornia Senate bas l'\lent started by three women ct'Ulhed a surprise move to in his San Diego district u a force the equal rights for result ol hi• opposition to the women ratification resolution . amendment. •ut ol 1 committee that has Mills accused Karablan ol bottled It up for weeks. being beb!Dd the recall move- UPI T9*M* Slain Hijackers ~oents said shoving the ment, an accusation t h e lluleO Committee aside could Monl<rey . Parle Demoornt mOen jwikblg ol the Senate'• denied. He aald be had gone to ~ld procedure of hear-Mills earlier in the day Thurs- Jng Items first lJI committee day to assure tbe lawmaker be(ore h)I reach the floor. that be was not seeking to 'llley eald it would alao be a have him ousted from his seat Dimilr Alexiev, 28 Oeft) apd Michael D. Azmanoll, llilP In tbe face to tbe Senate because ol Mills' •tance. He 28 (right) were the two hijackers of a PSA jetliner le~p. said he hadn!t known about Wednesday, who were killed by FBI agents at San 'l'hO 4-28 vote Thursday .on the recall nntil a newspaper Francisco Ai!J>Or1· Another PSA hijacker surrend· the "discharge" motion by reporter called him asking for eted at San Diego Airport today. Sen. Albert Rodda appeared to comment. ------~-~---'-------- snuff out whatever dim chance Karabian added in a v of pusage the ratification had telephone interview he thought thll year. But Iii author, Rodda had llltroduccd the Assemblymen Walter 1 Kera-abrupt motion at the urging of blan, said he would continue to someone else. put preSsUre on senators for ''I'm p ~ rs on a I 1 y disap.. .' &f>IX'OV'al d.. the· resolution, pointed that Seri. Rodda would whlcb would ratify an amend· do .something like this without rnent to the· U.S. Constitution consulting with the author Qf Victim in Hijac.king Kissed Wife, Prayed guaranttelDg equal rights for . the bill," Karablan said. "Sen. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A women. Rodda is the most gentleman-kjss and a prayer ended the The motion by Rodda, a ly member of that &use and life of the passenger killed in a Sacramento democrat, would for him to do something like bloody shootout between FBI ~Jer~1:Uo~~~r·:~ ~~ ;:d~P m~ i~o b~~~~~ . ~::~~;~ ~ja~k!r~ t 7~ Rules ~ttee, which has else." The lawmaker said he Southwest Airways jetliner rejected three aeparste at· didn't kooW who the someone Wednesday. tempts to get a ·ratification else was. ' • Stanley Carter Jr. told meuure to the Senate floor. "It seems 'to me 'if we ac· newsmen Thursday how his In· a fiery speech,· the cept this l'D;Otion, the . com· father's lite ended In the arms usually miJd..mannered Rodda nuttee system under which we of his wife. Two other aaki be want'ed the entire have . operated and a r e passengers were injured but Senate to io on record as operatmg would be severely are recovering. being for or against tbe ERA. hampered," said Sen. J John The younger Carter, a Cana. ''It's Wrong to let the Harme:. a · GI.endate diantelevlsiontechni cian,flew pressure contlnue on them," Republican and chief of the here from Vancouver, B.C., to be said, referr)ng to the five-Sena,, te, GOP caµcus . . be with his widow mother. man Rules Committee. "I Its simply been mud there Another son and t w 0 went ·to put the' pressure on ~re a lot Of people who would daughters were en route fonn this house." . like to see t.hi8' passed. I can Montreal. . Rules Committee Chairman say that about a lot of ~Uls ?f The younger Carter said his James Mlll!, a Democrat and nune ~at ~,ave been killed 1D parents had c 0 m e to Bodda'• aeatmate, has become committee he added. 1 california earlier this week to seek a retirement home. On the · Clght from Sacramento to San Francisco, the elder Carter, a 66-year-old retired Canadian railway con- ductor, and his wife selected seats at the back of the plane. Young Carter then quoted his mother, resting elsewhere · lJI the airport hotel' "There were two fellows on the right hand side. When we were in the air, the hostess said to us: 'I'll have to move you.' "As we got out of our seats, my husband saw the guns but I didn 't Theil we moved up four or five seats in front. Nobody knew anything until the plene !ended lJI San Fran· cisc6. They tlfought it was for refueling. Those 11tewardesses were wonderful. 1rlday, JUTy T, 1'72 DAILY PILOT 5 Services Held for Sho-igun V ictini; .. Suspects Arraig.ned LOS ANGELES (AP) - 11 Jesus loves the Utt le chlldrtn ol the world ••• '", a solobt sang at funeral services 'l'bun- day for a 4-yeaMld girl who was killed by a shotgun blast ,from a pa.!Sing car. Services were beld for Joyce Ann Huff of suburban Hawailan Gardeni at the DU. day Lakewood Chapel. 'Ii. child's flower-banked, petal· pink casket was taken to Forest Lawn Memorial Park lJI Cyprus for burial. About 100 persons altended the service, and when it was over, most lined the chapel waiting for a glimpse of the famil y which had been con- cealed tn a side room. A small group ot teen-age boy5 with bicycles watched. Young girls with 81.UHltreaked blonde hair and mini skirts were sprinkled among the crowd. A blonde girl who resembled Joyce Ann and was about the Tax Reform ·Gets Delay SACRAMENTO (AP) - State lawmakers have put off a crucial Senate hearing on lhe $1.2 billion tax refonn· school finance compromise between Gov. Ronald Reagan and legislative leaders until after th'e Democratic National C.Onvention. Assembly Speaker B o b Moretti , Democratic chief of the lower house, said the measure will .be considered by the Senate Revenue and Tax- ation C.Ommittee on July 19, nine days before the planned adjournment of the 1 9 7 2 session. same age clutched h e r rnotber[s band and cried when the CUltel wu brought out. · Earller, lhe, like moot of tbe otben, had fUecl past the open caabt and IObbed when Ibey saw their friend lllside. ''Thia precious child will not Ila ve to lace the cares oi thlJ precious child again," he said. "U thls thing l\ra ws us closer to God, ll'a a blessing in disguise. "Have hope. We shall be reunited. ti Joyce Ann Is suryived by her parents, six brothers and three sisters. ORANGE COUNTY llle," said tbe Rev. Donald,;:;;==================:; MoKee at the aervk:es, "It ii not for us to become bitter, God !mow• wbat He ia doblg." The Rev. McKee said Joyce Ann ,bad attended the Dilday SUnday School !or the past lew month!. 0 1 intend to see this Oil Firm Eyes Drill P erm,ission SACRAMENTO. (AP) -A major oil company will apply fur 00 olf!tlore drilling'permit soon, says a spokesman for the Western Oil and Gas Association. II the permit is .grented, It would be the end of the moratorium in state waters ordered after the S a n t a Barbar;i oil spill ln February~ 1969. The spokesman, Chad Chad- band, an executive of Union Oil Co., made t he an· nouncement at a State Lands Commission meeting Thurs· day. He declined to identify the firm or location, but said "it cou1d be in the Santa Barbara Channel or south." He said the application would be requested in the next few weeks. NOW SERVING BREA KFAST (8 A.M. to 11 A.M.) Juices, Fruits, Bacon , Sausage, Eggs, Swedish Pa,ncakes, Toast. ALL YOU CAN EAT $1.55 (Ala Carte Too!) Scand ia Smorgasbo rd 251 BROADWAY LAGUNA BEACH 'I.I blk. oil Coast Hlway. "When we heard the firstl--------------------------------------- California Gets Bill ' For Angela Davis Trial SAN JOSE (AP) -The The 2S.13 Senate vote Thurs- state ol California has now day ·wa5 one short Of the tw .. 'Su rvivi1ig' No-fau lt Bid Off Calendar been billod ,for '!lpl06I $! thirds margin J\Oeded to ad· SACRAMENTO (AP) -The million Jn ~ela Dovil trial vance the ~verride motion to 1 · · · f uJ coatl, with possibly 12110,llOO the ~ly. ast survmng maior .., a t more to ccme. . · Se George Moscone· the auto insurance bill of the year senta Clara Cotlnty ...,. San 'k.nc1soo ·Democrat who cling, to lile today alter a 1;. second Senate c o m m i t t e e Jnilted tis flilt ~ill Thutsday led the oveirlde altempt, won meeting sent it lJlto legislative for 148$,1185, llBld Phil Bat· the rigbt to have the override limbo dlelor , ol tile ·county ex• . reconsider.,S .at an unspecilled\ Sen: Allred Song, chairman ecutive •.office. He ~a ~m · later date. 'f'ie onJy la'!111aker , of the Senate Judiciary Com· Coonly turned lJI Its bill aboent from Thursdays Door mittee, opened the meeting earlier to the state for aroupd !le.SS1on was. Sen. Mervyn Thursday, announced the bill $500,000. Dymally, a Los Ange J e 11 had been taken off the com- Tbe · new Bagley Act says Democrat that backers ~Y mittee's calendar and banged the state .m~ ~ ther count as a sure vote lD the gavel to close the meeting. eountiel~ for trie~ tfiat are their favor. ~mblyman Jack Fenton, . related to state pnsoners. e .Singles BiU the Montebello Democrat who e Olltl1·rllle .Falls SACRAMENTO . (AP) -aulhorelt the bill, explained he SACllAMEN'.J'O (Al') -Th~ Single persons would get the had it taken off cale!ldar to triltlal attempt to override same tax break as married give him more time to round Gov. Reagan's veto of $63.7 couples filing joint returns up the seventh vote he needs mlllkln in pay hikes for state under a bill that passed the to get the measure out of the employe1 !ailed by ooe vote lJI Assembly Thursday after its LI-man committee. its first try, but-backers vow author denied Jt was a •:ruppW "I don't have the votes," to try aptn. • tax relief act.'' F~ton said in an interview. shotS, we did not get up. My husband bent over and ducked ... it ·sort of quietened down and he sat back ••. then came a second round ol sho!s. He ducked and bent over again, and then he said, 'l'm shot. They've got me, Lll. Kiss me; Then be started praying." '"Dad was the senior con- ductor on the Canadian Na- tional Railway," said the aon. "He was the first out on every new run. He was in charge ol the· new Rapldo trains and of the first turbo. powered train to go out." · "Dad .went to work for the railroad 57 years ago, wheD be was nine years old. He was a call boy. They didn't have telephones, ao be would go to the boarding houses where the train crews slept and wake them up in time for their runs. "When he got older, he became a brakeman and even~ tually a conductor. "He was a b lunt, plain spoken man. II he liked you, he'd tell yoo right off, and U he didn't, he'd tell yoo that,. too. JULY ' JULY JULY JULY JULY JULY vie invite you to attend our sp41c:tac:ular Mid-Summer Sale. Eoc:h year at this time, we offer our regular stoc:k of Imported and domestic: Chandeliers, hanging lamps, wall sc:onc:es and table lamps. at fabulous reductions~ A onc:e a year opportunity to purchase carefully selected items from the most comprehensive c:ollec:tion of truly fine Ughting Fixtures in the Harbor area at reduced JULY JULY JULY JULY JULY JULY L prices;. " -~ SAVINGS FROM 50% to 70°/o AND MORE ON. 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Scllultz aald that the Prealdent has ogreed to order agenciee within the U.S. gov.......i to buy only the moot abun- dant types of meat .. that demand will not aoar even ~. lie said that -countries aupplylng Ille largest amount ol their meet to Ibo United Slates In coming months -dur· ing a period that lmport quotas have been lllted -will 1et a better break nut year when the quoW return. Scllultz prtdlcted a much better pri~ picture for hounivet this fall and winter . ' and lllid lhlt lndicatlom of future priea obow tllat bee! wW ID down. 'Ibo trMsury -.y said another moutft taken by the President lnvolv" the ordering of the Department ol Defense to.J>uy meat from foreign eow>- ti';ies for personnel ataUoned at sea or abroad. Ill! meeting with the President today wu the climu of a busy week ol talks between Scllultz and ·Other economJc OX• • His Heart Sank Still Shaky, Man Hijacked Twice SACRAMENTO (AP) -Franz Llngnau admitted he wu atiD weary and a little "shaky" over being involved in Wednes- day's hijacking u he boardod a jetliner 11iunday at Burbank for the flight back lo Sacramento. Then, u the Pacific Southwest Alrlinea Boeing 727 made Its approach to the Sacramento a.Jn>ort, "my heart u.nk," Llngnau 1aid, when that plan.e, too, was taken over by a akyjacker and be became a hoatage for the aecond Ume in Jwo days. "I don't believe 1trs possible it could have ha~ on both of them," Llngnau aald In an Interview IOday. "I'd llte to know the odda OD this. When I realtzed It wu.happenlng again, I was angry. The odds are ao far out, it 1houldn'I have happened for another 20 years'." ' '.!'he .._year-old resident of El Dorado HWa II ,an estimator f<r a conatructloa ' company, He wu .,, route to Burbank Wedntlday when his ·PM jet WU commandeered near San Francisc:o and wu held captive until FBI agents stormed the plane and kWed the two hlj•ckera. When that ordeal wu over, Llngnau completod his Olgbt to Burbank routln6o Iy, handled the work be travelod south to handle ond wu nearly hack In Sacramento when a young sky pirate took over the PSA craft and forced It Ip Oy to San Diego aod then O&kland before giving up. "I apent 18 houri on hijacked planes and I can drive to Burbank futer than that,-" I.Jngnau declared. Threat of Sudden Death Ends :Hijack by,. So-Wier DAILY "-9'""" ....... '"THE PU.Y'S M TH-;. Farme~ Rim S,..1n · · OAKLAND CUP!) -.. A 11-~ld lWOL IOldler, who hllacbd i Padllc ·South-' Alrlinea Jelllner for ffSS,000 ranaom, swiendered early, todiY to a blgbwl)' palrol captain ht had ·teken bostage. "I told him that u sooo u he .stepped !own the ramp an FBI agenl is going to 1queeze one off and your bead will lia!otegnte," said California Hichway Patrol ollic<r Lloyd Turner, 42. The liQocl<er, Jdenlilied by the FBI as Francia Goodell, Manassas, V1 ., banded pver-two guns and the raMOJ1l after two Jenae houri of walling In the Boeing 727 111 the nmway at Oakland airport. It WU the aecond hijacking of a PM plane ID two daya. The FBI kWed two gunmen In Wedneaday's hijacking at San Franciseo International Airport. (See story, Page 5). Turner, of Sa~nto, bad been a passenger In plolnclotl>el aboard the plane when it wu seized over Northern Calllornla. 'llte hljacbt loot command of the plane while It -Oylng from oatland to Bacram-and ordered It to bead for Ban Otego. '!be airline lumed aver the rammn at· San Dtegn and the hijacker re1-I all but two of the lrl'pe_.,.a before fore. Ing Ille crew to fly to oatland. "I talbd lo blm ahout lomlJy and aald It .... IOlnl "' barl his motfw and It would not bl cmr tDdaJ flt'/tomrN 1ow but would be a ....,_,,. thin&" llld· '!\uner. Ont pn G(>ndell tamed over wu Turner'• -revolver -lht pafl'Olma had'tabn lrcm 111 -and placed ID a coat pocbt. Turner aald ... liod nol --when lie sot cm the al!<ralt al lacnmtli- to. "I cou1c1 hlft at him aevtral llmea . _,. . ... . but there wtre ~ and chlklren on the plane and 11,daild line rvplured the lkla. of the oln:nlt," TurMr' uld. Turne< IBki Goodell told hlm ... WU a Vletnom vet.<an ' ·ond compWned the Anny woaldn'I let blm marry a girl in SoutbeutAala. . ;, . Form.er LA Ram ' ' Allegedly Tried To ·Sell Playbook Once oo the ground In Oakland, the hi· jacker, who algned the pauenger lilt with the aDu of Goodwin M. HarriJon, -Uy lost his nerve. Turne< talked him Into 11U1Tenderlng, NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Fonner Los ond he walked down the rear stain of the Angelea Ram quarterback Karl Sweetan Boejng 727 with his bonds ralJed over bll was held under 125,000,bqnd today, ac- bead. FBI qentz selJOd hlm u ooon u · Cll!ed of trying to4ell a llamJ' playbook ... lteppod to the ground. . Ht ,... w.arq a thUf jacket, white to the N"'! Orleans Sainla for $%,500. ahlrt and dark pants. A playboot is a large notebook dJa. '1'be guy wu afrald," an airport gramming all Of a team'• offense and spokesman aald. 11He aeemed to realize defensive setr, along with the. audibles be had made a ml~e." and key1 - a sort of dictionary of team Robert Gebhardt, &peeial agent in aecrets .. chars• of the Sall FranclXo FBI office, Sweetan ·was a .n!Sident Of Seal Beach uld Goodell had been abaent· for two ill: li'IO, He molt'recently'had, b!en..,... da./:. ~ Rll::i ~German.made lleCted With • Canadian pro1..,.1ona1 foot· auloJ!lallc plltol whenbe took over con-boll tea:nl bat bad been releued. . trot of the plane, and .he atzo got the Clwged.along with Sweetan wu his higbqy patrolman's gun when it fell first COU!ID, Wayne Maurice Bosw~l1 St. from the pjcket of his jacket which he Bolwell and Sweetan, 29, both, Jive In had put over a aeat Dallas. They were arrested at S a.m. by That' wu the ~ lndkation the hi· FBI agents while dickering with Saints jackor liod l!!at Turner wu ao officer. Coach J . D. Roberts at a downtown Band for the hijacker wu aet at "'.°Ji:1tieru had notified National Fooiball $!GO,-. ond the U.S. attorney authorized , _,,__ fllci•'· the 1111111 of a charge of air piracy. -.-o ~ and the FBI had been rm-lalbd to the beapectacled called In on the C8!t when Rohertz wu Goodell for two and a hall boon before llrlt contected a few daya earlier. the ,...,, man decided lo slvt blmaelf A Ram ...i.tant coach was en route to up. New Orleans to enmlne the playbook to WbDt the plane aat m the ....,.i at determine whether It waa an up.to.date Siii Diop for .......i lloun u the alrUnt •enloo. gathend the nnaom, the hlJacter aald ,ho -the money for "two orpnila· ::" no1m:' ::" Mldeak er1a1a." e. 2 Local Yachts Death Penalty Initiative · Miss Reportin.g ,Jn Atlantic Race ---- Must Be Left on .. Ball~ SACIWIENTO (AP) -'!be death penalty lnltlaUve must remain on cawonla'1 November blllot1 even thoutlh !lit U.S. Supreme Court ruled capllal ~ violates Ille U.S. eon.tJtatlon Q lmPOlld c: u r r e n t 1 y , . Secretary ol State Edmund G. Bmm Jr. 11ld today. ' Bnnn, CaDlomla'• chJof electkm ol· Ocer. aid Ille lnltlaUYe te -Ille Cal-ComtltUtlon Dltlll ID lepl ,. qulremenll to W placed on th ballol lllcl ~ ... nmovecl only JI a eourt 4lnctly ord<n him to -It. TIM ala1e a.pr.me Oourt ruled befon the fMnl eourt !hi the death ~ vloilltl lht ala1e ~ ban oft. cruel or -punlolmml. Jiron aald ID 1111 paat eoarts bne Ulally .............. of quee" ..... ~to ID baloro 6t-. and llaft wllllbald tileli' nillDI uttlD m • l f Jlnt won! ol !ht lral1>AUanUc y1cht // • from BcrJ!Ula to Bayona Spain. ~ came today, one -alter the .191 of lbe clasalc from Hamilton, Berlnii!i. Neither ol the. local yachts, Jim Kilroy'• Kialot D '""' Al Casoel'a War- rior Roi a call In the report which came from eon Gvmptrll' Weetward, a 47-loot dleael yacht acco111p111ymc the race. • ~ reported "by hem radio to Howard Lluihery, a ham in Aalltabula, Ohlb, who relayed Ille message ·to the race COll)Jlllttee In New York. Jessica, a es.root Portugueae tloop owned by Oeorat Scheder-Bleachln, held a narrow lead tn the 0 1ttct· or Dlacovery." llbo ,.. •l&bl mllea ahoed of P1io-, a a..t B yacht owned by Balpli B. ~. lllaml. ' Congen, Bevin Koeppel'• Claaa B .. 1ry frcm New York WU third, followed In order bJ IDtthrate of Weston, Coon.; Aorl, Norym&, Etolne, New World, Fjo<d ond Apollo. Klabl D WM the winner two yeara ago In the C1CO from~ to Ireland. .I perts with representatives of virtually every phase of food production In the na- tion. Nm week he,will do the same with represeptaUves of foreign suppliers. lm!lorted meet was the major aubj<ct di!cu!sed today. But almoet every pound of foreign beef which will ~ch the Unitod Slat" in ~ mooths • wW be bulk-lror.en .inater)al aul~ble only for processing ,.. primarily tough bull and old cow, aay 0raoce County exporU. '!bat meat ev.,,. tually reachea aupennarket counters u bamburpr ot other manulactur.d food. Schultz admitted that there baa been oome evidence that feed Jot operatora have been holding back atoclc from the alaugltter -during the pment period and that perhaps many lot oP<l'ators OJ· empt · from admln1stration' wage-price guldelinea ..., making increa!ed prolltl. Schulu added that iood dlaln a- ecuuv .. with whom he lpOke tbb .-It have prunised thet JI there ts I bnot ID wholesale m ea t pricet, the bowtewlf• wW reap thoM avlngs u much u pcml- ble. "This ill atrictly a voluntary .,,....,_ ••• one of cooperaUon and we are m- couraged that the market cba1nl will upliold their proml!es," · Scl.ilu l&ld. Board Eyes PSA 'Takeover Not T·hreat'-Bresnahan Orange County Supervisors i:ootd block PSA takeover of Alt C8llforn1a's county airport facWUea but they'd be on abaky ground U they tried to do it. Orange County Airport Director Ro b er I Bresnahan said today. , Bremahan, commenting on the sale of Air callfornla stock to Pacific Southwest 1 Airlines, uld this morning that while supervison: must approve assignment or the lease, "they'd hive to hive a pretty &ood reason not to do po." years, to PSA involvu 11 percent of the I00,000 outstandlnc ahares. PSA paid Westgate $11.'11 per thare. Westgate bought It for" a ....... Ill lflll, PS.-. pmldenl 1. 1'ioyd Andnwa aald the Air cat purchHe will coot his corn· pany aboot $20 million, au told, becauae the deal Includes an agreement to pay off outstanding debenturea. Stage Set Clllford this mornln& llld the oale wW not affect the job of any Air Calllomla officers or tmployes, even though 80l'Dt routes of the two airlines overlap. "Wt all have been olltnd Jobi with PM," Cllford aald. That'• not true foe Siii D1$ llnandar C. Amolt smlth, who announced tllorlly alter the Ale 1hat he'U mlgn u ~ (!tt·AIR CAL, Pa1e J) '1Tbey can't just 11y, 1lt'1 PSA and we don't like you,'" Bresn•hln observed. 'l'bere's m reuoil there alioOld be any fears about PSA takeover, anyway, in- alats outgoing Air •Calllornla president Robert Clllford. Eight Justices Expected "There's DO reason to believe they will do anything different .than we would," declared Clll!onl, who 'baa l]IOl!t much of his lour Y'8?S u prea!dellt IOothlng criUc! of ti. · Air .r~• To Eye Democrat Action ~ ~ . r-, •. "P~ wID ~l ll ~to'keeV In good with Newport Beach and t1it auperv~" ~ord Ald. · ' Clll!onl pointed out that while the superviaors cao't coolrol the deltlnaUon of Olgbts, they can continue 'lo' reglilatti the number of dall)> takeoffs ilnd laridlrip via• the leue on ali1!0rt lacUIUea. ' Clllford aa!d the Ille of stock for IU.t mlllloa from Westgat..C.Ufornla Corp., which bas owned Air CalllornJa for ·two Finclr, Undecided About Politics Aft-er Election '' Presidential advistt Robert · Finch Thunday aaid at a press ~efeoee In Irvine that be might like to "colne home and make some money" after the November elections. He wouldn't comment on his polltlcal future other than to say he wu ..,. decided, ..After Nov, 1, I'll have to look at the situation and before the end of the year decide what should be done," be said at · the conf~rence held prior to the dedica~ tlon ol the Allergan Pharmaceutical.I a.ite at 2525 .Dupont Drive, Irvllie. · Finch, former secretary of Hrilth; Education and Welfare, apoke oo health care at the dedication cenmonie1. In ,.._ to a question~ -California Gov. Rooa!d Reagan, a,u-.. rently on a good-wiU trip for tlit preal- dent, Finch liid he didn't know 1tetg111'1 political plans. "I think he't genuinely undecided," Said Finch, who.in 19M WU C8lifontla'I Lieutenant Governor. ' . ~N (U'Pi~-""'"olltil!r' _llmlli...,.. oaurt·j,dtlm- rtfUnlldl tw lllalr .... )odlf; ltltlDC the llqo.'fat ....... fip' 't-.. Ille lePI llalllt-Mlit<br lilles ol Callloinla and Cbleap iltlip!et at the ---Wltb'oaly 111111ct Wllllam 1. Brennan aboent,, ellbt "-""' ol the court were expected to be avallatilt lo< poulble tc- tion. The declalon or a -..ember u.s. appeal court on u..·....-. WU IJ>' pealed Tburaday to Cblel -WarTeD E. Burler, who took ·~ dlapate under atudy. ~.....:. . , . • , Four JI U10 usoclate jultlcel -Potter Stewirt, Byroa' R. Wldit. . 11aqood Mllnballand lll1T)' >........._ -_.. ltW in Wuhlncton.and imllalilt.'for - aultation 11 .tl>at -/, . J...U...Lewll F. PowtD·lr, •twotlm""'utd""" from I\lcbmolld, VL, Mri1· ~' aillW with Juatlce Wllllam H. Rllllq!dll-• Ju!Uce WWtam O. Douctas, who had gooe to his .vacation retrnt at Gooie· Prajrte, Wash., WU en ..,U bock to washlngtoq' with hit ,vrt~al ....,ieeJ -durlni 1the afternoon. ' Brennan, vacatloolnl oo l!aotucket Island, WU not expected bock at his of• fice. · · At luue were the ·~ court decl.llml that wwld -lH disputed delegata in fa.vor ol the cooveatioll lroot·nmner, Sen. George S. McGovem. The South Dakotan'• tlratepta dalm- ed that II the rullnp are allowed to stand ~-woold.be ..ured ol a llnt ballot 'ric> tory. Mc<lowm'• chlel rival for tlWDOIDIDa- tion, Sa. Hubert H. H.,mpbr01, aald In .. Interview with the "..,..., Poll piblllhed teday thel " ......... lit almiillt imp.Ible to lieP" Mc<ieftra, II the Suix'tlllll Olurt ollows Ille .,_ ...in onlerl to stand. . IM Humphrey atzo uld ho -1d ·Piii the lllUe of dlaputed Cllllonda delep~ Douglas To Lay Off 750 Worker· -Maybe More -. . By JOHN ZALLER Tbt -x force at' the . llitDtlnctoa McDonnell~"': :;c;: innounced Beach plant ta ~ about, l,lfl' 1'yollt for'?IO-lllPOCO worken 'I1lan--· whleli II tbt -left!• day and aald that -'ISO wW lolt before the 1111 --~ ..... 11111 • their jobs by the end ol the year ...... f .... bu -""'--ilJ ~ :,t:;:.e, Beach plant eao find . ~~~~:-Jl~hn Tba layolll wert callled by com-Douclu ofllclall llld tbtl II the ..,.. pteUan of major dellcn work on the paey II awardeil the llpaca ~ ""'" Skylab Orbltlntl Wor.kahOp, a project t!jat tract for wlllch It boa, llld, eddllloalf bu ... asecl _..than 2,000 McDonntll 1.,otll m11ht , not ho mc1a1ry. A Douclu ~ Company workerl declllon•oa the llaittlt II expected' liter for One )'WI, · · • thla moath. • •. "Tbll 11 a -' ..u.M1own ot a ,.. The lQofll will ailed qlneln u jor pnject," uid•-......... wtll u hlut collar wwbn, opotesmen "Tllo work 11 doM and the jobl IO·" uld. The 1-yotJI .... Ille bfqeat -1111 The ctdllacb may .... llOlleuhle i... for the compa111 tha1 II the larptl llDClt peel In r-.ia Vallef aod ~ emploJor In the city ol Hun!Jacloa Beach when 1D1111 ......... _ _., IJtach. In that year, 2,IGO jobs -. llvt. At !ht llalcbl If = ~ tither ellmlnated er lnnlftmd to athtr °"'1111 laJolfa, I* I .,. El .. tht dlvialons of !ht CCIDJ1&1!1. ( .. LAYIWll, ... II • Troops Serli I To. Convendon , . WASlllNGTON•!AP) -'111t Pen- tism .id ~'It II_,,, about 2,IJOO Anny parlb-1 a D d -to Florida thlt --te llancl by In cue of trouble clurlnl the DemocraUe National CoQ. •entlon. The Army regulan Involve a :1.0tJO.man bricade from the l2nd Alrllcilnt Dtvlllon at Ft. Brau, N.c;., which bu the llandlnc ~hlllty lot dealing with ~ Eul <:oaot civil dlaturl>aocea. '1111 1 force alao includes a bot- talloD ol Marines, about 100 men, from Comp Lejeune, N.C •• PelUacon 1pokeaman Jerry W. F-aald the troopa will btlln arrlvlnl lllturda1 .. t "-tad Air ...... - before the lull cooventlon opening 111,,.,. dly Jn Mlaml Beach no matter what the sup..,,,. Cl•11t decide!. Ht promlaed ho would toke the '°"" vmtlm'a declalon with lood ll'ace JI 11 ....,t aplQll him, aod uld ho belleVed thel JI McGovern Is the nominee he wW be -• npalr the damage done by the lnlMpartJ flcbt and 10 Oil to defeat Nlx· on. The .,.._ Court received appeala Tllunday trom the Demoenitle Natlooal Comm.... and from attorney& for a .W. ol ~ alllld to Chicago ...,.. JUdlanf J. Diii)'. Cc•• · INSIDE TODAY tic NW/pOfl Hor&ot Art .II• ltvm'I tvrTnt 1DU>it ii •Ncw Art•of Oro.Q. COll!ltU," re/Jfd. mg how mlcnootiooal cnocl -HOTIGI art lrf!ldl crt being mr- ,,,.i.d l>l/ f•llotO cot1nllolll. SH todays WH11f11dcr. L.M.. ll¥f I ...... ""* W ' ..... ' ............ . c...-........... .. OICll• .... 9 .... .. c-1c9 11 _......,.... n c........ ,, ...... .. . ............ . ......... _ ....... , ... ,...,.. . ,.... 11•11 'Tlllllln .. ............... M....., e -I N _....__ :.-~ ': ==-~ -- r '· r ' J Olll V PILOT In Miami F 01· 'Fight' M!.U.U, F11. (AP) -Alnbama Gov. George C. Wallace flew to Miami today and pronounced hlmseU "back in tbe fight" for Ute Democ;ratic pretldential nombtation. Partially paraJ,...i In a May 15 ......tnatlm attempt, Wallace declared from hls wbeelcbah' at Miami Intern•· tional Airport ulhat I'm still an active, viable candidate, even though l've been 1iddlned for a few daya. "We're back on the track 1gain," he told about 75 people who met hll Air Force bolpllal plane. On Ille way to Miami !or the Democnltk N1ttonal Convention in Miami Beach, Wallace returned home to Mmtsomery. Ala., to talte over 11ain the .,........ of hll state omce. Wallace returned to Alabama alter 54 days ·tn a Silver Spr!np, Md., bolpltal recovering from bullet wounds 1uffered tn an assusinatlon attempt while cam~ paigning for the presidential nomination. After -1tlng to a crowd esUmated by police at mora than 5,000 a I Montg~·· municipal al r p o r t , Wallace tlttlnl 1n a wheel chair, was rolled .;ck aboard an Air Force hospital plane which had flown him t o Montgomery. He stopped over en route to Miami. Planners Okay Public Course In Airport Zone By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of -. DM~ Pll•I 11aH Newport Beecll p I a n n Ing com• missioners apProved plans for a public . golf course on the Orange County Airport clear zone property below Palisades Road following a two and one-half hour bearing Thursday night. 1be ,._acre· development would lie half in the city of Newport Beach and hllli In the county. 'l'be ~le, nlgbt·Ugbted golf course and driving range is planned by the goU division of the Pacific Coast Manulacluriag Company of Glendale. P I a n n I a g commlsslonen originally clenled the . UM permit 111PliC1tlon t.ecause of iroblems they foresaw in the dual juriadictlons. The clubbouoe will be built In the coun- ty portion of the property and com· missioners up'elled some concern that the building and porklng laclllU .. would not conform to city llJndarda U the city anne• .. the property In tbe future. An lddlUonal COllCtfll WU the ellecl of the~ JOU course on liie Upper Bay nelg!lbortlood. Hora ownen complained the davolopmen\ wwld cut oil thelt ac· cess route to the bay end homeownm oppoeed the nigbl operation ol the 1o11 coune. In _..,ving the development, plan· ning com.missjon members asked that clubhoute plana be 111bmilted to the city u well u tbe county for aP!'«lVll; tllat a 10.loot -menl along .the eastern boundary ol the property (the enemton ol · Birch Street) be cledlcated for equestrian uae and tl!al all operaUont be closed down at 10 p.m. Planning commbttoner1 a1ao ordered developers to move the propooed drlvtii; _..range •t least one fairway away from houses which border the proposed course. Final action on the pennit will come from the city council. 'l'be Orange County Board of Supervllors -ved the coun- ty's portion of the plan Wedne>day. Band Plays Tonight "Mwiic for a Summer Night'' ii the theme for a variety of mUJlc to be played tontiht, July 21 and Aug. 4 by tbe Harbor Area Summer Band at the Newport Harbor High School auditorium. _ More than 100 harbor area 1tudent1 between the ages of 11 and 111 will perfonn at II p.m. each evening under lhe direction of Richard A. England. OllANH C:OAIT IT DAILY PILOT ,_ °""" COlll DAIL 'f PILOT, Wllh Wlllcfl II Clmblnd the N..,..,mt, If publlw.t 11f .. ON .... CO.i t P.,_.bhll!I Con!Nnr. ,.,,._ nM ldlllD!ll .,.. "'*bMla. MtriUy fhl'OV9h FrW.r. fw Cott• M.... NtwPOtf letCfl. HU!ltll'lflton leadl/~lln V•lley, 1.t11vrM1 hldl. t'*'ll.MWIMIQ. .,., SM Cltfntntt/ lln .Ill.. Clp'-trent. A al119le ft9lol'\ll ... II .. t. .pl.ltililMll S.1111"11~ 1111111 Sll!'ld1ya. ftw pr1nclptl ,..iilfl/f'lt Pltnl I• It I» West atr ltnet, Clift.I M.... Clllftrflll. tU». RoHrt N. W1.4 PmlHnt W hll!lalltf J1ak a. C11tl1y Vb ,,_k!Mt Mil 0..11 Mtn111r 11101'1111 IC11vll Rell,., Tliom11 A. Mu,,ht111 MtMDlfll a.i11or Ch1rl11 H. Le" Al••n4 P, Nill Al1ld1nf Mlinflllw ••tera -Ont. fAt111 -~= ........ N....,_ lt•dl: »» trt lfivN'Whl U!IUl'lll IMdl: 122 ,.,._. -,....,. ,._lt!llM ittdll 17'1J I-' ...,.... 1 Jin "-'*tMa _, Nwlfl II Clmfnl lt'6I ,,.,,.,.. rn41 '4MU1 a-NW ,, .......... 64N6n ,,.. ~.,.....,,. .. &....-... 411-4411 p,_ ........ CfWtJ' CMliiZ ... 14t-1Uf 9'11\'f111Mt lf'1& °""lf4I COMt ,.,.. .... ~. Ne ,.._ ,..,...., ltllll.hel"""' • ~!Wili" ~ ... Hvwt"""""" ...... ::'1e1:" ~ will!M 11NCltl _.. ........... .....,. ---.. wttc""-~.. ~· _. ct""" .JIJl!i INMfllYJ ... !Mii U.ll ,........,,, f!'llt""" ..... ,..,. CM ll*llfl"°, • • Cliarlie Priest Memorial Set c. K. "Charlie" Pri,.t, city clerk of Coate -unW hi djed In 1'10 11 the qe pl 74, WU! be _... with a ....-atlve P1- llaturchly 11 Estancia Park. , The l :IO p.m. ded i cat i on ceremony la being held by the Costa Mesa Historical Soclety, an organilatioo Priest ooce aened u president. Sptai:ers will Include Orangt Coast College iOllructor Hank Pa· nian, Mayor Jack Hammett, and current hlatorlcal tocl_.y presld'!ll Ed Miller . Colleges Set To Get Bonus In Valuation· . • The Orange Coast Community College District will receive a "bonus" of $403,000 from increases in assessed valuation. District officials had anticipated an in· aeue was actually lt.6 percent. ed Thursday by Orange County Assessor Andrew J. Hinshaw .showed that the in- crease was actually 14.6 percent. But Correllan Thomp10n. buslnw manager lor the district which includes Golden West and Orange Coast Colleges, 1aid the $403,IXN> figure is somewhat misleading. "The adldtional 1.8 percent Increase actually will mean a net ' galn of $180,IXN>," be predicted today. The reuon is that the Orange Coast Community College DIJtrlct will lose '223,000 In state aid during the nut filcal year -the price of becoming "richer." Known u an equallzation district, lbe OCC district currently receives the ad· ditional funds because it has Jeu taxable wealth that other diStrlct.s. As its wealth increases, state support 1J withdrawn. Tbompson said about '8(!,000 of the $180,000 will be skimmed oU the top for earthquake rebabllllatlon, community aervlce1 and other projects. The re. malnder will be placed Into the un· distributed reserve account. 1 Even with the additional money, the undistributed reserve will be tapped by about $500,000 for five percent aalary in· creues granted to teachers and other employes earlier this year. During the 1971-72 fiocal year the Orange Coul Community Co Ile 1 e. District bad an uaessed valuation of $1,0&l,W,7". For the lfn.73 f18cal year the useument jumpo to $1,218,489,493, an Iner..,. ol -• than $155 million. Whether the tncreue wl11 affect the district's current 13-cent per S100 of aSRIHd vaJuaUon tu rate is not Jm. mediately known, accord 1 n c to Tbompaon. From Pagel LAYOFFS ... area reached eight percent. "These layoffa could mean • cre•t deal," oald Fountain Valley Mayor Al HQlllnden, a Dou1las enaineer. "A lar11 nt.imber of our reaident1 do work there. But it'• hard to evalu1te the impact until you know who la laid off and wbere they live.11 Skylab Is on orbiting space 1tatlon In which ll'OUPI of three utronauta will live for up to M day1. The first Skylab is scbeduled lor delivery to the National Aeronautics and Space Adminiltratlon nen month: A backup Skylab is ahout 50 percent complete. Douglas bas spent $380 million on Skylab over the put tbree yean, offlclaiJ said. A peak work force was reached in May, 1972, when 2,eoo engineers and rnanufacturlncz 1peclallata were on the Skylab projec1. The first Skylab ii scheduled for launch in April ol 1973. CdMPolice Substation Suggested Newport Beach City Manager Robert L. WYM "Id today counctlnien 1hould coruiider building a police substation in Corona de! Mar imtead of erecting a new police building on tbe City Hall lawn. W1Jlll did not propose any specilic site for the subolaUon but It likely would be built either at Newport Center or on a parcel adjoining the city's newest fire station on Jamboree Road. Wynn uid the pending deletion of the Pactfic C:OUt Freeway rules out the pou lblllty of a blgh speed east-west con· nector and therefore "may make the a:ubstation concept more practical." Wynn auggested the substation could be built rlgbl 1 w a y to be followed by permanent improvements to the existing police lactllty behind city ball on 32nd Street. Wynn alto aald councilmen could go ahead and build a totally new facility on the front lawn of city hall , a.s well as the east~substation, if j t wanted to . The council in Januar)r voted, 4-3, to bJild a new police headquarters on the lawn, rather than a aite in Corona del Mar, but Wynn oald he la DOW propo6ing the alternatives simply because the ataf£ has not had the time to carry out any work on that action. , Wynn said he will bring the mttter before -the council Monday for in· structions. "If the rouncil could give additional direction to the staff, a financial plan, project schedule and ba!ic facility layout could be prepared lor the council wtthln 30 day1 ," he said. That would get.the matter back before the council btfore it sets 1 tax rate in Augus~ Wynn pointed out. Newport Beach has been trying to get new police facilities built for several years, but voters turned down a proposed $6.t million bond blue for a police sta- tion and new city ball lalt October. That complex wu to be built on a parcel ol land bought from the Irvine Company at Newport Center ond was to be tied to a clvlc center that Included a new courthouse and a library. Orange County Supervisors voted to biuld the courts on a site near the county airport alter the city hooda were turned down, however. ·Former Barman Oeared by Jury Of Theft Charges \· - Testimon11 Due • Allegations Out ' In Surgeon .C8:se SUBJECT OF CIVIL CASE The Lala Mn. O'Donnell From Pagel AIR CAL •..• By TOM BARLEY Of ... DlltJ .. , .. , ''•" SUperlor Court Judge J. E. T. "Ned" Rutter Tb~ay threw out allega tions of malp1-actl.,.. qalnll Dr. Merrill C. "!.flke" O'Donnell ol Newport Beach Ill a •1 mllllon civil suit brwtht by the moth- er of O'Donnell's dead wife. The Newport Beach jurist, however, deeltned to threw out all allegations against O'Donnell, 53, of 2011 WestcllU Drive and 307 PlacenUa Ave. Rutter made· it clear to defense at· tomeys Mike MCCroy and Reed Bridges that he wants to liear medical testlniony which woWd challenge the opinion ol Dr. Melvin Sommer on the death of. SUtan Jane O'Donnell whb sucaimbed.1ln Mf:x .. · ico on MarCb 19, 1968, at age 31. Dr. Sommer, a Beverly Hll h pathologist, agreed in his testimony with Mexican physicians who asaerted MrS. O'Donnell died ol barblturata poisonlnJ. Mexican autboritlea eJ:humed the bOdy of Mrs. O'Donnell 19 days alter her death on Cozumel Island and rul~ that it waa "almost certain" that abe ·died from a massive injection ol luminol, a hJghJy to>ic barbiturate. dent of Westgate--Californla, the con-Sommer, faced almoat one year later glomerate he built. He will stay on as with decomposed remains that did not fn .. elude many of the vital organs examined chairman of the boar~, however. by Mexican pathologists, traced deposit.I Acquisition of Air Cal will not be final of barbiturates tn the skeletal muscle of for at least five or six months since it the corpse and confirmed the earlier still must receive approvals from the stated cause of death. Ca!Uornia Public Utilities Commission, Judge Rutter's ruling cleared the way the SecmiUes and Eicbange C.Ommi!sion for a three-day weekend receu and 1et and Air callfornia's shareholders, Cllf· the stage for the opening Monday of ford oald. O'Donnell's defeDJe. The legal aclton 11 unique In 0rlD(o County Superior Oourl In that lt callt lor a determination in a civil courtroom ot charges that would most likely be beard as a crimlnal action if lhe allegations hid originated In this jurladlctlon. O'Donnell bat refuted to testify In the trial. He made a brief appearance outside the courtroom on the trial's open· jng day but has never entered the courtroom. He was accused Thursday by Remer of ••spinning a web of deceit" from Ute date of Mrs. O'Donnell's death to the present day. It bas been teslilied that O'Donnell sent a telegram received by hlt wife'• family three days alter her death In whlcb he slated, that 1be dlad as the res4tt of a trall!c. accident. . The dead· woman's relatives .have testified !bat O'Donnell visited them five days after bis wife's death and told them sbe died o1 ·a heart attack. They said he ••plained that the ttlegram wu tnrended to spare them as much •~k u poalble. Remer introduced a letter ,from a 11Cotirad Ream" into evidence Tlwnday and stated that the Jo.lier' contained O'Donnell's request to Reain to.persuade Mra. O'Donnell to accompany him on a second trip to Mexico, Luncheon Delay Told For Coast Association · The tale gives PSA it. Jong·soughl His ruling followed testimony by Mrs. Pressure of legislative bUJlnw bas foothold in both Orange County and Palm Gertrude Barnett, 63, of Seal Beach forced postponement of the Orange Coun· Le.lsure World, that her daughter Springs. They've been kept out of the journeyed to Mexico with Dr. O'Donnell ty Coast AssoclatJon't annual IegllJaUvt local airfield by supervisors• continued two months before her death and suf· luncheon for one week, John Macnab, refusal to lease them terminal space. fered from a mysterious sudden illness coast association president, announced '1'nley're paying for it dearly, ihough," on that occasion. Wednesday. CUffotd said. "That price is a good f\.1cCray drew the response wblle ob-The luncheon has been rescheduled for price." taining.from Mrs. Barnett the statement Friday, July 14, at Balboa Bay Club. It 1J Ah' cat lost $6 million during its first that Mrs. <11Donnell once tried to commit open to the public, Macnab said, five years of operation. suicide and that the attractive artist once Cllfiord this morning confinned the believed that she suffered from cancer. State and county governmental ae- loss figure, but disclosed that Air Newport attorney Franklin Remer Im-tivitles affeclint the CDUtal area will be California bas begun showing a profit 10< mediately tried lo question Mrs. Barnett discussed by Ronald C.spen, cba1rman the llral time In its blltory. further on the statement. all••edly made of lbe Orange Count• Botrd ol '"11>.ls is a tum around yee.r," Clifford "'& ~ said. "We showed profila In March, to Mrs. Barnell by Mrs. O'Donnell when Supervisors, Assembl,yman Robert April, May and June." Air Calilomla lost the younger woman returned from Me.t· Badbam (!\·Newport Beacb), and ico in January of 1968. A bl Ro""""" B i.-m.u $923,000 last year. baled d R uem yman ~• ur-,.r un-He declined to say bow much this He was promptly I by Ju ge ut· lington Beacb). / year's profits are, saying only that they ter. "A buildup of urgent matters on the were 0 reasonable." 'lbe jurist firmly ruled that any con-state legislature's calendar this week Air California's prime market,, have versation between Mn. Barnett and the simply made it inadviaa.ble for cur been Orange County, San Francisco and dead woman on that occuion wu speaken to leave Sacramento, but wt Guy Vance Chaney, former bartender Sacramento. It began direct lllghla fnlm hear11y and would not be permitted In are auured they can be with ut nm Jl'ri- al Sid'• Blue Beet in Newport Beach, wu 1_0r_an_g_e_eo_un1y __ 1o_Sa_cram __ en_to_la_st_y_ear_. __ 1_he_c_1vn_1r1a1 __ • _________ c1a_y,_"_M_a_cna_b_repo __ r1_ed_. ____ _ cleared Tbunday on three charges of theft alter a two-hour jury deliberation. Chaney, of 2000 Panons St., Coata Mesa, bad been accused of pocketing $40 from bar sales on one occasion and allowing discrepancies · between cash receipts and the amount of liquor used. Richard Fulton, prosecuting attorney for bar owner Sid Soffer, said today be was "very surprised at the verdict." Defense attorney Douglas Lana said to- day, "I felt Mr. Chaney got a very fair trial. Judge Everett Dickey is an ex- cellent judgti and I believe the Jury was a . very fair jury." Chaney claimed today he was never worried. "There was never any doubt in my mind I'd he found not guilty. I knew all the tlnie I'd be found innocent of all three counts." New Officers Named The Balboa Islarxl Businessmen's AslOCiaUon has announced the election of its officers for the new fiscal year. James T. Capretz ls the new president; Leroy Kn>escb, vlce-presldenl; Reginald Byrne, treasurer, and Vlrglnla Keys, eecretary. Summer ALVARAOO by Henredon Many selected groups from HENREDON, HERITAGE, and DREXEL available at sele prices. All upholstery floor samplea are reduced, and we are accep!Jng 1pecial orders from HERITAGE, HENREDON, end MARGE CARSON et sale prices. Come in today for bes t selection. ON SALE NOW • Panhandling Way of Life? ,,see Sunday's· Daily Pilot Here's the "menu" for readers of the Sunday DAILY PILOT: PANHANDLING TEENS -Skid row doesn't have a patent on puulna the touch on tho tourlstt. Panbandlln& bas become a way of life for some of today11 young people. Stal! Writer Jan Edwards reports, In the Sunday Special, bow youtN are beflllll at \he beacbe1, In shopping centen and theatera. CUT A RECORD -You don't have to "make it blg'' in Hollywood to make a recordln1. Oran1e Coast Publlshln1 Com· pany In Colla Mesa will lets• their rceordlng studlet to you,. but beware the pitfalls of the mu1lc bis. Stall Writer Ca ndance Pearson describes tome ol the in 8 11YOU Page" piece. THEY DIG NIXON! -'J1>e, Pretldent shoul d 1et the youth vote, accord[lll to proanoatlcaUons In Barry Goldw1ter'1 editorial page column. Goldwater filUfet Nixon'• part Jn giving ynutb the vole and hrlnglni the boy• home from Vietnam hu 1uured bJm a bll pulLJJllh )'OllDI voten. ~ 'WOW' COVEi\ -Ken llcny, man of many Wentt, 1tta the cover Pll• tret~ mtnt In TV WEEK. Tbe mqaldnt previews Berry's new music-comedy· • variety aeries, "The Ken Berry 'Wow' Show.11 FESTIVAL BACKSTAGE ..:. New view of the Laguna.Beach Festival of Arts and its nightly Pageant ol the Masten "llv· in( pictures" production ts offered In women's page profile of a woman who goes to every. show but may be too busy to see much. She'• Sally Reeve, the Festival's publla relations director. FIRE KILCS -Feature 1tory' on "YOU Page" wama that fire can be a killer. It killed 12,000 Americans Jut year, ball 91 them children. ONETIME SUPERSTAR - B 111 Holden, In one of the lllOll candid Hollywood Interviews lo he published thlt year, admlat he's worltlna becau,. he needs the money. Business ventures he11 been Into lattly bave ~ l(>methlng lea than 1ucceulul. And, then, there wu Iha divorce ••• The proiue ii by Peer Op- penbelmer In Family Wte!ily m11utne. PHOTO WINNERS -Top blatk-and- wblte pbolo ind tome ol tile belt ol the re11 in the first week of DAILY PILOT Snipobol Contests oompellllon. no _. 1111 1oa on lor .. ven mora -a, ollen lop plact winners a shot at pr!.-In Kodak fnternttional Newspaper 8napohot A•erds for 1171. International contett ol· SALi PllCD Dining T1bl1 121. • Arm Ch1ln IH. !ACH Sidi Ch1ln 111; EACH DR ~t..-HfRllA6fo,...HfNRfDON-WOODMARK-l<ARASTAN ----:-------• INTlllOIS WUIDAYS I SA'IVIDAYS, t :OO ,. l:JO PllDAY 'TIL t :OO NEWPORT IEACH e 1111 W!STCU1' DR. MMOlt TORRANCE e 21Mt HAWTHOINi ILVD. JJl-127' LA6UNA HACH e l<S NORTH COAST HWY. .. , ..... ,., • • \ . ' fen more thao '55,000 In twardl.. /---'-'-:--"-------'--'----;------------------------: --I . . I I ' \ ' • DAD,Y PILOT EDITOBIA.L PAGE -. r' I I' DJ'J) --...:--Expansi on's Benefits I j t \ 11,J)t I. ~ , J Announcomont of a major upamlon of South Coast Plaza -the· morchanclliing center of the 200- ocre South Coast Town Center -ill bright news for Colla Meaa tupayets. The ezpansion, when completed and In operation, could underwrite either a five-cent to ten-cent reduc- tion on the city tu rate or that aznount of additional aervlces and amonlUea from city governmen~ about two years hence. (Considerjng community irowth, govern- ment growth, Illes and past records, we wouldn't bet • on the lowered tu rate.). Tbe Segerstrom family, developers-owners of the center, said the South Coast Plaza ezpansion involves the addlllon of another 450,000 square feet or fioor 11pace, not quite doubling the 1,110,000 square feet now occupied by storeo in the Costa Mesa northside develop- ment. \ In 1972, South Cosst Plaza did about $80 milJlon in : aales -a cool $800,000 worth or sales tu revenue to the city of Colla Mesa. By the fall .of .1973, when the ez- panded portion is completed, the entire center should be grossing $110 to $120 milJlon, according to City Manager Fred Sorsabal. Sorsabal estimates that the sales tu in- come derived from the new expanskm would be between $100,000 and $200,000. Raising that lll)ount throu~h property Illes would require a five-cent to ten-cent in- crease. Many. tupayers have the mistaken Impression that the ~oneral property Illes they pay each year are res- poDalble for fioanclng most of the operation of their city. Actually, they constitute roughly $2 of tho $12 tu .Police and Non-crime Problems ~YDNEY J.BARRI~ I don' customarily publish letten from ttadeni in the fll1t place, it seems a tuy way to do a day's work; sec.ondly, most letters are so dilluse that too much space -1d be wuted. But there is that rare exception. Not long ago, I wrote a c o lumn about our "crlme- pllcued" Dation, and suggeoled thsl in- 1tead of bemoaning our high rate of crime, more citizens should try to under- atand our peculiar comblnatkll of violence, anarchy and hypocrisy. (We really don't know how .. freedom" relates to "order.") WELL, I GOT A lot of flak from a lot of ruden. Happily enough, I also got a tene and lllerate leller from the Chief of Police of Miami, Fla., which I'd like to llhare with you, becs111t it indicates thst an uperlenced police official in a major city ii also sicl: of people complaining about symptoms and ignoring basic cauaes. He beiim by agreeing with my position on gu111 in American society. During the coovtnlioa of the International Associa· tion of Wela ol Police, HJ statfl(l that I was fully in favor of hand·gun control, as well as the complete abolition of the cheap -or Saturday Night Special - band·IUD· II BE. ADDED 111AT he received more letters ol complaint for that stalement "lhan any other comment in 34 yean of law enforcement." Then, alter offering his generous com- pliments oa my "objectivity and lair ... Dear Gloomy Gus The trouble with tired old jokes is that they sometimes come true. The new Mlea tu on guollne ii openly computed as a tu UPON a tax. Figure it oul No wonder ~ body likes comedians anymore. -Gloomy Goa "" ......... nflK" ,....,.. ....... -.__,llY ,,.._ 9f 1119 -.-. ..... "'°' ,.., ........... ......., .... Dlllr ...... analysis of the crime problem," he urges lbat the American people mu.st also ad- dre!s themselves "toward the root. aociological causes of crime." THE POU CE, in bis view, .. have failed tragically in their c:hsrge to maintain order and Pre.terve lives and property, basically because we u:pect them to pre- . vent crimea that are born out of frustra .. tion, fear, prejudice and p s y c b o .. eociological .apatby." - We expect our police to be "crime- figbtm,'' be points OUt, "and yet up to IO percent ol tbe.ir calls for service relate to non-crime problems: domestic dlaputel, neighbor complaints, ancf IO on. In fact, the police bave · become the HJy 'socJal agency' at wort M hours a day." DOMESTIC PROBLEMS, be writ,., ''Yield broken homes, juvenile delin- quency, assaults and ho ml c t,d es . Unemployment yields l!urglary, larceny and robbery." Society bu failed lo treat these problems, and especta !he police to act u a "soclal agency of last l'elOrt." But if we want a reduction in crime, he concludes, 41We must combine ffll!lble law, swift apprehension of vJolatorl, firm but !alt justice, true rebabilitaOoo and a concerned police with an adult awareness of the need for social reform. U we fail to deal wllb the root causes ol crime, we shall be treating a terminal di.seaae with placebos." Check-up on Connally WASHINGTON -Women members of Sonatar McGovern'& Washington stall ant murchinf the life and public and prl'"to career of fonner Treuury 5eml111 Jolin Connally -OOW visiting I 1'1111l>lr of coonlriea u the personal emlsaary of Pmldent Nixon. 'Ibe reeearcbera wtre &iVtn DO O:· planalioo for lhla un- usual lllllpm<nt. One Mad ber IU- perior, "Do J'OU think he 11111 ltt -·· runninc • mato thla time?'' The ...., wu, 0 Could be. Yoa neverknow-wlD ~= can. I .,.._ thst'a wbJ wt ant 1etttnc thil lnformatloa topthor.'" McGownl'1 NI{ 10 far 1111 not - Wed lo do anythlnc about VIOi Proll- dent Ainew. Mil& ILi.A PENNINGTON, twin sister of Mn. ~ Mc<lov ... ii bou of whtntoorl at hw brotltoNn-llw'1 ... tloaol lttadquartn. Har Ulla l 1 "V-eer ~lor." lllr salary la ......... Mn. Peminpla ii t.1Uoc -.1e1 -... jl~cnttle --•hln ........ _ apoc1a -- ltt • t lltl), will -IO I llllportoal ,... ..... nod.. ~ I actly what that may be, llho Ian' A1!nr. But the inference la llhi will be orsanl> Ing women Wien. ' . lT ESCAPED PllllLIC attention, but tlie madtioery bu been quJeUy set In motion lor another belty pay ralae for member& ol Congrest, Judpt and other alreedy well pold -al ofl!c:lal1, It won't happen thil year -with a na- tional election in tho offing. Bui you can opect thil covert move lo aurfaco in tllt -Co-that ........ nut January. Tbe poy bike plan will be q-u .... the Jut concrmloaa1 --from '311,000 to flt.1419. It wlD be -througb the device of I llludJ ml J«DWtmdatioD bJ a tpOclaJ commluloa of '"Ill-loodart and olhen Ill up ,.. thla ....._. _, for thol WM lnctudtd In ID .._iatloa not llllObtr:ualvely polM by Ille Houn toVeral WoeU .,. and -,...llW In lltt lleato. 11'• • ,..._ --·!oil tt wlD be approvad U... Not then will be 1111Din1 ·of U. ...,. .. __ and.., ____ , -)*1 pay -11111 .... Ill. 0111J u IOI of God -...rt I. I rJ • -0 rate and the clly receives only 19 percent of Us gross Income from that source. · It bas been Costa Mesa's healthy retail economy - particularly South Coast Plaza and Ibo thriving auto dealers in the city -that bu kept the city treasw-y in such a vigorous state. Sales Illes will provide more than $3 milJlon to the city this year -about 28 )>ercent of its total income. Costa Mesa bas lt.s problem!. to be sure, but its municipal economics have never looked brighter. An· nouncement of the South Coast Plaza ezpansion adds an even rO<ler glow. Meet the Candidates Tbe race to fill vacancies In two cllitricts of the Newport Mesa Unified School District has been any- thing but exciUng so far, but one Costa Mesa lady, at least, wants to do something about It. Carolyn Kimme -on. her own -has Invited candi- dates from both trustee areas Five and Six to discuss their qualifications at a coffee at her Costa Mesa, home July 12 at 7:45 p.m. Guests -up to the number she can accommodate -are welcome and if enough interest ii shown the meeUng will be moved to larger quarters. Tbe DAILY PILOT will as usual , ~rint background Information about the candidates, but if you would like to meet them in person, Mrs. Kimme's number is Ml>0037 or 546-5017. - c M ANN El> smATEGlC EJOM~EI\ DOWN.'' Vtafairness to Fathers In Divorce Co11rts Light Shed on Injustice To the Editor : You printed a letter (Mailbox, June 28) from a young man, just divorced, who has custody of ·bis two young children. He ;., disturbed because by court edict he has the sole financial responsibility for them. He feels this is unfair became his wife bas u good a job as be bu and should abare this financial obligation with him. Thia often happens to men whether they are granted custody or not. There is a newly-established organiza. tion, a sort of "Men's Lib" group called "Fathers United for Equal Righta", whose main function ~ to shed light on the exploitative and unjust treatment men often receive in divorce oourts today. JIE SHOIJUl CALL Ger a Id A. McBreen at 95&-049S if he wants to do Something-constructive. His first step was in realizing that, legally, his status is unequal as a man as soon as he steps in- tO a divorce court. Writing a letter to a !le)VSpaper was the second step. Now the rest is up to him and the thou!ands like him who up to now have passively ac· cepted the 0 court's burden". How they ailo eventually lose their children in the process is the real tragedy, but !bat's another part of the story. It so often is the same people who so aell-rlgbteously protest. e v e r y bad ly treated nililority who at the same time show total indifference to the inhuman treatment of each other where they live, that give lie lo their own argument. And therefore the work of putting an end to each destructive act upon the Hother" man starts here in our own coriununlty -now! 0 EVE LAING 'Anderson Is Wrong' To the Editor: Jack Anderaon'.s July 3 column con- cerning telephone service for the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach, Fil., is dead wrong in Im- plying thst the Bell System ii providing 1ervice to the Democratic party under preferenUaJ rates. Here are the facts: The rates being paid by the Democratic National Com- mittee for its telephone wvtce at ill convention are the aame rates that any other customer would pay for the aame aervice. The rates are based on CO!lts and follow normal tariff regulatin111. Further, the Democratic Committee agreed to pay in advance for lny aervice provided by the Bell System In Miami ·Beach and bas paid all charges . due amounlinf lo about '90,000. INCIDENTALLY, charg.,, on the same basis are'being made, for aervlce for the Republloan Na!lonal Convention, also being held in Miami Beach. And, 11 anyone etae wanted to bold a convention In Miami Beach, and onler the same telephone wvtce, the charget would be the umo. Mr. Anderton Imp 11 es favoritism. U to, then we favor e.ach of our customers~ • It lhould be poin!od out that wvtce esc!usively for the Democrstlc National Committee, which ii dtac1*ed in this let- ter, ii only a minor portion cl the overall · --required at the national .---•• Ge orve --- Otar George: Thanb for )'Oii' column. It glvt1 me a good lalilh seven days 1 weett I'm sure I'm not alone In saying lbll., ARDENT FAN Dear Ardent: You may be a1ooe -I only write It &Ix days a week. (Serioully, -you for the nice note; I do~ U.) I I .. ( MAILBOX ) Letten from readns are welcome. Normallu writers should convey their meuage1 m 300 words or less. The right to condeme letter1 to fit apace or eliminate libel is reseroed. All 1ei.. 1er1 must include signatures and mait- Uig addre11, but name& may be with.- held cm request if sufficient reason ii apparrnl Poetry wlU tiol be pub· llahecl. convention. service for others -snch as candidates, radio-TY. wire servii;es, ne.,.papen -la being paid by thole in- dividua l users. STANDLEE H. KAUTZ 1•e r •o11cd Int erest• To the Editor: Our Legislature has distressed me late- ly in two iruitances where they appear to be serving their own personal best in- teresb. Our elected official& ohould be seeing to the best interesa ol all the peo- ple rather than a select few. I bave gotten the feeling over tbe past few years that the attorneys in the Legislatur e are more coocemed about lost legal fees from personal Injury caaes rather than the true fact.s or: whether a law la good for the people or not. NO.FAULT INSURANCE laws bave been passed ·in three or four states and have proved Workable. 1bey have al9o 1 saved up to 30 percent on insurance premiums. In tbia day of ever'.increasing inflation, my own personal financial posi- tion would be Improved about $2llO a year if such a law were passed. I sincerely wish thsl the Legislature would pass a law themselves rather than the pap.tlace riling up and demanding a pellllOI> for -ge ol law of thil nature. TDlS SITUATION reminds me or a ljmllar law that wu paased for aome polillcian in San Diego roceotty. I do not know the outcome ol thet proposal. I am writing again, u I did then, lo register my dlsgult and ..,... at our elected officials that gel Involved in thil kind of Ietiislatloo. To me, anyone votl!!I for this smacks of the old Ume pollllciln with his hand In the cracker barrel, at- tempting lo get everytbinl he can for himself. · I WAS APPAILED lo read .that this had passeq ~Aoo!nb_lyJJl.d.Jl'U_llOW up for review by the Senate. There ls absolutely no Justification for thil tind of logislatlon. People aucb as the San Diego man have been welt paid and· bave a 1Ubltantlal retirement p r o I r a m already. I aee no reason to give him any eitra benefits. DANIEL S. OONNELL Y Coated ProteetlOt1 To the Editor: The laltlt editorial (June 2t) In op. poottloo to the CoutaI lnitiativo ahowt no Improvement In the p I I 0 t ' I com· probensloa • objectivity regarding ..,.. rent proposall to regulate coaatat development. Your • insistence that Sen a\ or Carpenlef'• COlllll bill provldet "nian- datea" to local govenumot to coolClml\ to ttate criteria ii at belt cartless, and at wont dlalnCenuous. A mandate, u com- moaly dellned, la an authoritative com- mand I<> comply with a writ&en order; I defy Sena!« Carpenter, or the Pllol, to _.. that tW!nlll• wttll 1111 of ... regulations In the senator's legislatlon. There ls nothing in word, phrase or paraxrapb in the Carpenler blll that C2U}d compel any local agency to deny a permlt for un wise coastal development. THE SUBSTANTIVE proo[ or the above is established by the unqualified suppart given to the senator's efforts by many of those who stand to gain finan· cially from wte0ntrolled coastal develop- ment: the construction i n du s t r y , developers, coastal landowners, aod organized labor. The Pilot's speculation !hat the Legislature may toughen the Carpenter bill, in order to head oil the initiative, was interestinc, since it had already been characterized as "eltremely tough legislation.•: ~uc;h speculation only adds t<flbe 1111¢cloit. that key legislators bave delfberate!y obstructed meaningful action on the coastal environment issue, and are now desperately trying lo recoup the respoosl billty they bad abandoned. FOR THE SAKll of Immediate finan- cial benefit to coastal communities, local control has conai.stently abrogated jl! responsiblllty to preserve the beauty of our coast for future generations. It must be replaced by something m or e tt!ponsive. to aesthetic a o d mo viroomental considerations: the Coastal lnillallve ii the only meuu1e on the horizon tbat lakes thst dirtcllon, and time iJI nmntng wt. ROBERT D. RIES 4·H Cltcb ftepHes To the Editor : A reply I<> Beverly BerryhlU (Mallbor, JIDle 28), who reported oeeJng a young hoy being cruel to ~ pig at the 4-H Club exhibit al the Orang• County Fair: Doea any group wblcb supports and fosters the poolUve growth of any age person condone any such act? No leaders can immediately correct every unklnd act of. every person. There is so much good that happened al the fair -who baa written the Mailbox in lltat sense? U.1 Beverly ever done an unkind act which otben have seen and then wishes the clock could bave been turned b!lck? WE OF 4-H WELCOME ~ criticism for we grow by our m-ort II we are big eoough to admit tbem. The boy in q- tion will, I'm sire. How many ttmea have our own cblldren done sometltlng thst we bavo told them they shouldn't do? Does that reflect our parental capability? No Neltlw -lt for 4-H for the pecipie of 4-H atao ltring for kindnesa. l thlitk Beverly's lut llaled queslloa'il' metoricol ; she had the answer be!Cf!t.the quest.ion -cl course, ~dental y, most pigs oqueal Ioud)y even when only touched . FRED M. SENDRA Dof!s11•t Make Sense To the Editor: I bave been 1IyJnc much lilought to1be upcominl vote ll the marijuana 1'sue - the legalliiog of the we ol It In the privacy of one'a home. One queotioo ari...: U It ii legal to use lt In the b!me, but the aale or ii Is ill•gal, how are the UIUI pg to be IUJ'Plled! Are they all png to be growing 2ulf In their backyards or In flower la adoriitn1 polio&? It doesn't malie . I BELIEVE that many lhollsands ol teenager& and adulil Iha~ will vote for tis legalization won't ... auy be in favor of Ila u.se, but to atop llto ruinous fel°'\l' penalties lltot aro lald onto those who are arr .. ted uslfli It and the worry and heartbreak of parenll. From all t bave learned boul ~evils of thil ..... l feel It .s-,, bohitl lo to the American way of lire, as the America• way ot life has enough problems as it stands now. THE YOUNCER generation will l1nd prob;ems galore In alcoMt~ without adding aoolher problem creatar wlllt tho use of grass. Ants in the kitchen an bad enough, "ity add cockroeches:, too! Here ts my solution to the marijuana }l"Oblem. Treat it as we do otfter 'Jaws without the felony penalty. , First offeme for usina lt, $10D line: ...,. Ond ou .... e, 11GO: 1b&d ....... $600; fourth o[fenae, one year 1n jaO, · Sellen ot ........., lint_.....,, flGt fme ; second oll1111e, ooe -le jlll. If lite above does not: -1111 _. and sellers, ~ lltla drUC llll!l qoll7 have it! GRANT HARDING PllILLll'I • • Bo11d.,e t o Bellll•ge To the Editor: Quote: "The 1verage a1e of the world'• great clvil.luU.. has been 200 years. All nalioos ba"9 prGlrt&Sed through thia ae- quence. Fl'tllll bondage to spiritual faith. From spiritual• faith to great counige. From courap to llberty. From liberty to abundance. Fr Om abundance t• selfishness. Friin aelfishneu to com· placency. From complacency to apathy. From apathy to depelldency. From dependencY· lttclt again into -.ie." In just four JeaM1 the Unitad States will be euctl7 200 years old, Will we have the monl strength to prevent billor1 from ftpealing ltlell! ANN GOllBll A 11ti-abortl- To the Edllor: Re the "Dr. Gwynne ConV!ded of, Murder""ltorj ln your June 30 edition. For the firlt time I have seen a paper wltb lbe ""'"'ge to print "ended tho lives ol i.u.tr.dt ot wthom children.'' t 1-that thll reprtMnls the feeltnc ol the D~Y PIL01l and not just a wire aenice . MY Win~AND I ... thousands ot ehlldreo beinc lllltchtered every year - legally -and an mavod to tesrs . The right to ...,..,. ii up to the individual • -tho rf&lll to llill has eveo been denied tho state! Al a nation we osactad punllltmenl f., tile --COlnnl1*tl daring the-. Olld. WOlld -· In • low:, ... civlllied lllle"' COlllomla baYe .... doned tho mmder ol more chi dren Jllan tho Gtmfa,.• ,_... aplnat the lt.Jr~, ----~ can we really """'Ider ourselfts civilized? ! L B.O'llllll:N DAILY PILOT ll<>bm H. Weed, ~ Thoma Jl'Hoil, ~dilof Albert W. Batu Edilorlal Pog1 ldOtor .. • _ .. ·-· ........ --.-DAILY PILOT 5 , .. • Women's Rights "."""~""'!"--.----..(1·'1 ---'""""----. ' ~ . . i Senate>Niies·ilid-.-t--o ~ . \ To Force Action SACl\AMENTO (AP) -The all-male Cllllomla Senate baa ....ad a surprise move to force the equal rights for women ratification resolution out of 1 committee1 that bas bottled It up for weeks. Opponents l!lid shoving the !lulu Committee aside C<\Uld mean jonkiog of the Senate'• .-Ury-old prvcedure of hear· Ing Items first In committee belore Ibey reach tbe floor. They Uld It would a!&o be a lllp In. the lace to the Senate ludenhlp •. the target of a recall mov~ ment started by three women In ti!& San Diego cllstrict u a result of bi.s opposlUoo to the amendment. Mills aCCUBtd Karablan of being behind the recall move- ment, an accusation t b e Mookrey Pork Democrat denied. He l!lid he had gone to Millsearllerlnthedaylburs-s·-· u·· ···-day to assure the lawmaker nat:lt tJftCRe'•·S !bat he waa not seeking to have him ousted from his seat Dimltr Alexlev, 28 ~ell) and Michael D. Azmanoll, beca~ of Mills' stance. He 28 (right) were the two hijackers of a PSA jeU!ner l!lid he hadn't known abo ut Wednesday, who were killed by FBI agents at San tbe recall until a newopaper Francisco ~rt. An<ltber PSA hijacker 1urrend- reporter called him asking for ered at San Dtego Airport today. comment. ------'°---'-----'-------- Karabian added in a telephone Interview he !bought Rodda !\ad Introduced the abrupt motion at the urging of ao~eelse. . · Victim in Hijacking Kissed Wife ; Prayed Services Held for Shotgun < Victim; Suspects Arraigned LOS ANGELES (AP) - "Jesus love. the little childttn cl the world ••• ", a soloiat sang al funeral services '!'bur> day for a .j.yeaMld ~I who WU ldl)td by & abotgim bJut from a paning car, Services were held tor Joyce Ano Huff of tuburban Hawaiian Ganlem at the DU. day Lakewood . Chapel. The child's flower-banked petal~ pink casket was Ween to F....i Lawn Memorial Park In CyJwwi for buJ'lal. About 100 peraons attended the service, and when It was over, mOst lined the chapel waiting for a glimpse of the family which had been con- cealed In a side room. A small group of teen-age boys witb bicycles watched. Young girl& with ...,..treaked blonile balr and rnlnI •klrta were sprinkled amoog the crowd. · · A blonde gifl who resembled Joyce Ann and wa.. about the same age clutched be r precious child again." he said. mother's hand and cried when 1·u th1s thing draws Us closer the cuket was brought out. to God, it's a blessing in ' Earller, she, like moat of the disguise. • ' olhen, had filed put the open "Have hope. We shall be casket and aobbed wben they reunited." saw their friend inside. Joyce Ann is survived by 'flfbl! precious child will not her parents, six brothers and '-------- have to lace the cam of th!&. ~-~~·Jst~er~·~·==============j ORANGE COUNTY Ille," llkl tbe Rev. Donaldrr McKee at the aervices. "It b not fer us to becane bitter, God knows what He la doing." The Rev. McKee aald Joyce Ann had attended lhe Dilday SUnday School for tbe past few months. "I intend to ate this Oil Firm . ~yes Drill Permission NOW SERVING BREAKFAST (8 A.M. to 11 A.M.) , Juices, Fruits, Bacon, Sausage, Eggs, Swedish Pancakes, Toast. ALL YOU CAN EAT $1.55 (Ala Carte Too!) Scandia Smorgasbord .· 251 BROADWAY ' LAGUNA BEACH 'h blk. off Coast Hiway. Tbe .._28 vote Thuroday on the "discharge" motion by Sen. Albert Rodda appeared to anuU oUt whatever dim chance of passage the ratification had thi.t year. But its author, -lyman Watter Kara- blan,,aald.he would continue to put presaure on senators for awrovll of tbe resolution, which wou1d rattly an amend· ment to the U.S. Constitution guaranteeing equal rights for 1• women. . The motion by Rodda, a. "I'm persona'l1 ydisap- polnted that sen. Rodda would do something like this without consulting with the author ot the bill," Karabian said. "Sen. Rodda i! the most gentleman- ly member of that house and for him 'to do something like this leads me to believe he was put up to it by someone else." The lawmaker said he didn 't know who the someone else WM. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A kiss and a prayer ended the life of the passenger killed In a bloody shootout between FBI men and two hijackers who commandeered a P a c 1 f i e Southwest Airways jellinel' Wednesday. SACRAMENTO (AP) -A seek a retirement home. T R f major oil company will apply On the flight from 8X e Orm f<lr ai ofisb<re drilling pennit Sacramento to San Francisco, Sacramento Democrat, would have jerked the Assembly-ap- proVed resolution out of the Rules Committee, which has rejected three separate at· tempts to get a ratification _ measure to the Senate floor. • In a llery Speech, the usually mlld-mmmered Rodda •aid ht wanted the enUre Senate to go on record as being for or against the ERA. 11Jt's wrong to let the pressure continue on them.'' he aald, referrtna to the llve- man Rules C.Omnllttee.· 0 I want to put the pres.rure on thia houae •• llu1ea cOmmlttee Chairman J1me1 Mill!, a Democrat and Jloslda'• aealmate, ha.. become ~Jt seems to me if we ac~ cept thls moUon, the ~ mfttee .system under which we have operated and a r e operating would be severely hainpered," said Sen. John Harmer, a Glendale Republican and chlel of the Senate GOP cauCus. "lt'1 simply been said there ere a lot elf people wllo Would like to see th!& psosed. I can say that about a lot of bills of mine that have been killed in committee,'' be added. Stanley Carter Jr. told .newsmen Thursday how his father's lite ended in the arms of his wife. Two other passengers were injured but are recovering. The younger Carter, a Cana- dian television technician, tlew here from Vancouver, B.C., to be will> bl& widow molber. Another son · and t w o daugliters were en route form Monlreal. The younger Carter said his parents had c o m e to California earlier this week to the elder carter, 8 96-year-old soon, says a spokesman for retired Canadian railway con-Gets Delay the Western OU and Gas ductor, and bl& wile Hlected AsooclaUon. seats at the back of tbe plane. SACRAMENTO (AP) _ U the permit Is granted, It Young carter then quoted State lawmakers have put off would be the end Of' the his mother, resting elsewhere a crucial Senate hearing on moratoriull)., in state waters In the airport hotel: the $1.2 billion tax reform-ordered after the San I a "There were two fell om on school finance compromise Barbara oil spill in February, tbe right band side. Wben we between Gov. Ronald Reagan 1969• were in the air, the hostess and legislative leaders until The spckesman, Chad Chad- sald to us: 'I'll have to move after the Democratic National ban. d, an eieculive of Un,ion you.' · Convention. Oil Co., made t he an- .. As we got out of our seats, Assembly Speaker Bob oouncement at a State Lands my husband aaw the guns but Moretti, Democratic chief of Comm.is,goo meeting 'Thurs- ! didn 't Thea we moved up Ibo lower bouse,· satd the day. lour or live seats In lronL measure will be consldered by He declined to Identify the Nobody ·knew anything until the Senate Revenue end Tax-firm or location, but said "it the plane landed in San Fran· ation 'Committee on July 19, could be in the Santa Barbara clsco. They thought it was for nine days before the planned Channel or south." He said the refueling. Those llewanlesseo adjournment of the 19 7 2 applicaUon would be requested tlJIOULM~fm 13~7601 llAINI Ct #1 Cl:lsti M•'i .. ..,,. NQW Sl'illllM 11r1 .. 111 #4 Oran11 UMllO U•EWOOO ClKTll Lani llKll ~r.:. LOlll IWll Drift.It LDlll ,._ l"'L;AVINO California Gets Bill For. Angela Davis Trial were wonderful. session. Jn the next few weeks. "Wben we heor4 tbe llrstl-------------------'--------------------shot.s, ·we did not get up. My husband bent over and ducked ... II sort of quietened down and he sat hack ••• tben came a second round of sbcit.s. He ducked and beiit over again, and then he said, 'I'm shot. They've got me, LO. Kiss me/ Then be started praying." SAN JOSE (AP) -The The 26-IS Senate vote Thurs- llata of Calllornia baa now day was one lhorl of tbe tw<r been billed for almost It thirds margin needed to ad- mlllion In Angela Davis bial vance the override motion to COl!ll, with -1bly $200,000 the Assembly. mare to come. Sen. George MDocone, the senta Clara ····COiiiify · sub-San F'rallcllco Democrat - mltf4cl Ila flnt bill Thuroday led the ovenlde attempt, won for $185,985, aeld Phil Bat· the right to have the override dlelor of the county ex· reooosidered at an unspeclfJed ecuUve'a office. He !llld Marin tater date. The Ollly !&wmaker County tumed In Its bill ahoent from 'Ibur9dey'o floor earlier to the state for around session was Sen. Mervyn ~.ooo. , Dymally, a Los A n g e le 1 The new Bagley Act says Democrat that backers say the state must reimburse they count as a sure vote in countlea for triala that are their favor. re!&ted to •late pri>oners. e Singles Blll -.• Override Falls SACRAMENTO (AP) - SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Single pe!'SQDS woold get tbe Initial attempt to override same tax break as manied Gov. Reagan's veto of ~.7 couples fillog joint returns million In pay bikes for state under a tilll that pa..sed the ernployeo filled by one vote In Assembly 'J'hursday alter its Its lint try, but becken vaw author denied tt was a "blppl1 to try again. tu relief act. 11 • 'Surviving' No-fault Bid Off Calendar SACRAMENTO CAP) -The lljsl surviving major no-fault auto ln.s)lrance bill of the year clloga Ip Ille today alter a 11;. eecond Senate comm i ttee meeting sent It Into legislaUve limbo. ' sen. Allred Song, chairman or the Senate Judiciary Com· mittee, opened tbe meellog Thursday, announced the bill bad been taken off the corn· mittee's calendar and banged the gaVel to close the meeting. Assemblyman Jack Fenton, tbe Montebello Democrat who authored the bill, explained he had It taken off calendar to give him more time to round up the seventh vote he needs . to get the measure out of the IS.man committee. "I don't have the votes," Fenton said In an Interview. '"Dad was the senior co~ ductor on the Canadian Na· tional Ra.llway," Aid the aon. "He was the first out on every Dew run. He was in charge of tbe new Rapido trains and of tbe first turbo- powered train to go out." 0 Dad went to work for the railroad 57 years ago, when be was nine years old. He was a call boy. They didn't have telephones, so he would go to the boarding houses where the train crews slept and wake tbem up In time for their runs. 11Wben he got older, he became a brakeman and even- tually a COll<iuct!r. 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