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Home My WebLink About1972-08-08 - Orange Coast PilotI . ' eec • :{j.lasf. ~oiiDeil.Uan .... . • • ' ._ .. ,.._ -t-. ·----,_,.,•I•' a. ' \ •'\lt•J •'I '' J ., . . : Pleads: l1111oeent .. ·.·ID Ass.ault Cases ' ' .... The : G .. ~at . Raee .. •• • • ' .. c . . ~ ·--- • . ... • l .ll : . -~g~~w · W~i~-~-~ - Throogh Newport~ . .. '! .· b t . la l . - Talks to Press •-• • I . ' . .. . . . '' : ) I -------.. -· Red Tank Units ~:-~~ckers UsedBody- Arah Girl Launch Attacks ' . . Capo Qfficial NiX& Guilt • • . ..... y •9'PT."""' ...... . 'CAN'T ae COMPLACENT' Agnew In Newport BHch Frtm UPI Dilpold1t1 ZRIFIN, Israel -A JOU1!1 Arall ....,.,, being lried In the !\lay bljllCklng of I Belgian airliner bas lalifled tllll ..abe was forced into au:ual relations witll .. .HYI~-~rrillas ~VO,Vei! !n the at. tempt. Rima Aisaa TIMOlll, 21, began crying lllooday as the prosecution hammmd at her story. ~ · She said one guenilla drove her from Amman to DlllWClll and Ibey later met In Beirut at the. aame time abe wa's engaged to another guerrilla. Earlier, atie t<Stlfied she WU 'tldnaped from Amman to Damascus. She tearfully admitted she wlllully "'"' milted to the guerrilla. "I wanted ·to eat, I wanted clotbes," •be testified. She alao admitted sbe received IDCIDO)' from a guerrilla commander In Bmut who pot ber up In an apartment. On M-y. sbe told the oourt she""" ried aboard a gln!le !Wed wttb "' plosives, a batlery and a 10.lncb coo-' nectar wire. , But she seld·llle ...... l(r:aid of aet- ting off the uplootves Ille bid tho detdia\Or In ber lrisslere far ,aa!e keep- ~· Orange . SUnny again tbnlu&h W- day, wttb l<mperllm"e ol around • 7% 11 the be'acbes, rlalng to 15 11>- land. Lo,., tonight Ill .the .... INSIDE TOD& "l' I RMbii "Hvrriccnie• Corter, bozillg'• l>ad boJ, "'"° /OVQll for!Ua.e ~ht dwa1,.,i1• 1hip of IM 100rld bl 1994, J101 hil·llarl N•IMll lK a rci-torv. N °"' Mi ii bac.lc bl joll, cf IWI-. N.Y., ~-of .. .., , tkri of 1DIY<~ ~ .,.i ·~othnl I01/ h• w ln-.,.t •foFW on Pog• 12. LM. -• I ~ .J ~ 11 C1cwaal tf --. --. " ....... ...,. .......... ... F M --.. 1 -·--:."l:i.· &= ----- • % OAllY PllOl s TllHdq, A""t I, 1972 Note Ci~·es ··Too Mneh Love!J. ,. ....... 1 AGNEW ••• -- M!AM! !AP) -A note found In a 1-_., car parted below the » fflory apartment -Aid, "I bad to do tt. I bid DO otber clJolco. 11'1 ool>odl'I foul~ only too much love." 1be note WU ICl'IWled acrou • c!Cu<tte ""''on written portlally In German and partially In En&llalt. .. It doesn't make much 1tr11e to com· mlt suicide because of. 100 much love," Homicide Sgt. Egu,.. McCracken llid Monday after 23-~ld S u s a n n e Schiefer plllflied 21 floon to her death. Police aaid the victim's husband, Dr. Following Army 51&berl 5dtltler, • ..yUN>ld vlaltJtts AUltrtln cbtmilt, .. brote up completely" wben Jnlonned ot ltJa wile'• death. The llnlvtnlty cl MilDll Medlctl Bttlldlnl, where SclUeftr worb u 1 blochemlll, ii two blocb ltom tbe 1partment bulldin( wbere police llld Mn. Scltltler op. pmnUy jumped . McCracken 11id Schiefer later told ln- V<lllplon "Jte thought Jl WH ocfd WbeJt ahe kiAed h1m &oodbye tw1ce th.ii mom· ing." Officera uld the youna couple was mmled ln·Yltnnt Jut laU IDd ..... to Miami u -Jyweda. Dr. Scblefer told pollct ltla wile -~Jwn-•bet partntl .. be arranced lor tltem to come here for a vlllt. 'Ibey were due to arrive In Miami In tbrM dayl. Tbt )'OUtlC bl«ho!nlll aid ltla wile bid become dlalraught •bout the coll of tbe trlp, The Scblefm Uved about JI mllea ln>m the lite ol tbe lalal jlllnp from Iba downtown a)>artment building. When al!lclrl Wert to lrlw'ltf the ttOlo found Ill Iba tlctla'a car, bulldlnf employeo -iliooecf KllUI v-..-. "Everytbin( la _,, God wlD ptmlolt me,'' Voebeck atarted ttadltt( aloud from tbe DOie In tbe lobby. "I have -the ouloat wo1 for "'1Nll ml allo Ibo ltordal way for the O!J>en, ,.._her me ••• " Thell a detecllve Jnlemlpted -1te found Mn. Scltlefer'a Jltlllporl pltolo In btr purae. wbo watt! to..,,.. l<r l'l_I _ , ''Oooa tllq w cltll tbe -"' ... ,..,... tllon wW loo ora"""'"lttc. ttWDben who Wllll lo --Nlml." .... aid. '-that loucbed Gii tDljor -If, Iba compalp, ~ -lbe war to the .. -. nd -tbe racial prvlllem. "' wltlcb he uJd: "Afl tJ>al WU beJnc cl-to tbe ~ lem beloro Mr. m-wu elecled wu rhetoric and -Now, -tu billion hH been •pent lor mlnoriU... ''nleno la no mora aerloua dlallenp than for equal o~ly. • Navy Orders Call Aif>ew, wbo wu more than 1 ltaJI - late lor bla Newport appearance. ....,,.. eel up tbe 111es11 by teJIJnc tltem ot tba moment I CQIJple of Wftka aco - Presldeot NIJOn inlonned hint 1te would be on tbe Ucket again tbla year, • "I wu ao eleted that I crabbed one of, the Prestdtnt'a -.. one! daococl arotmd the Oval Olflce ••• But let ma teU you, Mel Laird doel a Jouay cba chi." For More Women Agenw, for the lime belna, anyw11~ save up ocorcblng crlUclams ot the -· But be got hil point acro11 when be WASHINGTON (AP) -Following tbe Army'a lead, the Navy iuued. sweeping orders today calling for equal treatment for women and opening the way to ualp them duty aboard warships 1t aea. Adm. Elmo R. ZUmw1lt Jr., chief of naval operations, said that once the con- stitutional amendment 1ranting women equal rights ll ratified by the necessary 37 stat6 there is no reason why women couldn't serve al sea, become aviators or attend the Naval Academy at AMapolia. There wiU be !Orne In the Navy "who will be concerned" by this, Zumwalt told a Pentagon neWJ conference. "But there ls no reason in theory, in aoclology or ln equity why women should not have the aame opportunities that men have ••• "1'1le ultimate goail, aulgnme.nt of women to ships at sea, wlU be timed to coinclde with full Implementation" or the oqual rl&hll 1mendment, he Ilic!. In the meantime, 7.umwalt annou~ that a llmlted number of officers and enlisted women are being as.signed to tho Porno Ordinance Hit by Playboy In Marion Suit FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP) -Playboy Enterprlaea Inc. hH asked a lederol court to declare "ille1al and void" a city ordinance In M1rlon, Ind., whieh proo blblts-mltton trom enWin( 1n eetabliaJJ. ment that sell1 pomograpblc literature. The publillten of Playboy Mapilne contend tbet buslneasmen In llarion bove reluHd to purcblse, •tock or ..U tlte ma1ulne a.s a ruult of the ordinance. The 1ult, Jlled' Jn U.S. Dialrict Court hen. aska for an injunction to prohibit enforcement ol tbe ordinance. Portiograpblc literature la dellned by the ordinance as "any p I ct u re, photograph, drowJni, sculpture, movlns pl~ure. film or 1lmllar vtsual reproduc- tion d a penon or part of the human bod;y deplctJtts nudity, ruual ocllvlty or aado-muochl.atlc abuse winch Is harmful to mlnon." Mesa Dog Poisoned By Tainted Meat An auto~ has revealed a Costa Mesa girl'1 Yorbhlre terrier which wa1 fatally atricten two ~ ago was fed meat sJ1ked with strychnine. Jill S. Frle11 of 1121 Maple st. told of· ficen Monday IOmeont: apparenUy tos,s. ed the tainted meat over her btclr: fence. The dog was taken to Balboa Animal HO.pital for autopsy after It became ill ~ died June 21 witbln a period or three rs . . ' • ' ' OllAHM COAlr DAILY PILOT • IT hospitll ship Sanctuary II I pilot pr .. gam. In the past, women have RrVed aboard hospital and lr1111POrt altlpe, but lteve been barred by federal law from oervinl aboard warshl.-. On Monday, the Women's Anny Corps announced that In order to attract more enlistees the WAC plana to mob Ill uniform.t more stylish and the jobs more mind<hallenglng. (See story. Page 12) Zumwalt said he would like to see the Waves, now numbering 6,000, doubled or tripled ln alze as the Navy opens aU ratings to women . ''To this eod the secretary of the Navy and I have established a task force to loot at all Jaws, regulat ions and policies that must be changed In order to eliminate any disad vantages to women resulting from e.lther legal or attitudinal restrictions," 1ald Zumwalt. Jn two years as the Navy's top ad· mlra), he has brought about many tradi· lion-shattering changes designed to make Navy life more attractive. In hi.s orders, Zumwalt instructed the Navy to : -Accept applications from women of· ficers for the Chaplain and Civil Engineer Col'pl. -Open previously restricted line billet.a: to qualified women once appropriate legislation it tuthorlt.ed. -Open opportunllles for promotion of women to admiral ran.ta "in euentially the same manner u we are con- templating for male offictrs." ....()pen midshipmen programs to ....,.,. 1t all collesea oUerJnl NROTC programs. -Consider women for •election to the joint '"r colles" of tlte armed lor«s,. ~ , ., . Fourth Direcior. Quits Council The lourtlt txecuUve director of the •Irlfe-torn Orange County Community Action Cotlnctl baa reJl&ned 1t1a poll tt WU )eamecf today. 1 Anlonlo TinoJ<ro, u , of San .AnJottlo Texu, bad held tlte job lor tlte put fiv~ months. He wu appointed to aucceed Carlos Remos, who rulgned the $15,000 a year poat almost a year ago. Tinajero told tbe CAC board of dlrecton tbet he wanted to return to bis famll1 in Texu. During bls lhort term the poverty· flghtlng or11nlzatfon bas been plagued with reslpatlons and personality con- filcta wblch have contlnoed to mar Ila 1i1-year history. The CAC 1ovemin( board plans to meet IOOD Jo 1ppolnt an Interim cJlrector. Sex Films Sent Back to Owners VAN NUYS (AP) -A Superior Court judge ordered 13,000 sex rilms rthuned to distributors but branded as un- constitutional 1 federal dlrecUve re- quiring the action. Judge L. Tharton Hanson said Monday a three-judge federal panel'• order "seriously hampers the Judicial proc- esses of the stales.'' Hanson had ntled that most of the ftlms were obscene but the panel saJd thit year that they should he relllmed beauoe Ibey bad been D· legally seized. The judge, who declined earlier to comply with tbe ruliag, nld he ordered the films returned to five dlatributora: because the U.S. Supreme Court refused to Issue a 1t1y of the panel'• order. Trial In the caaes la pendlns. ' Bomb Kilb Witness New Jersey police remove the body of Martin Hess, 31, of Cherry Hill, from hll cor after a bomb ex· ptoded Inside the vehlcle, According to police, he WIS killed momenta after he began to pull out ol UPI T ........ the porttar lot at his apartmeal Hess WIS the Illar witnw In a. Phlladelphia hashWl IDluuUnr cue lut April when he pleaded guilty In a pfo! to 1mug· 81• 185 poUlldo of huh from Afghaniltan Fro111Pqel CAMBODIA. •• north of Kompofll Trabek. 'lbe COmmunlsts c:aptured Kompong Tnbt.k aoon after the North Vietnamese oUelllive 1Jarted March !O Uc! held the P1'gure in 'Shakedown' Case Drops From View town unW It wu rocaptured by C.m· WestmlnslerM110f Derek McWltimtey, McWltinttey didn't lhow up, 1iodlan and Sotltb Vietnom.,. lroopo oo wbo reportedly bas been questioned In The Westminster City Council la July 24. coru>ectloo with 1 $$,OOO "poUUcal con-sdteduled Jo meet toollht and city of· Cambodian aources aald 1ovemment trlbution" involving Fountain Valley's fidal1 uJd ....... were not ctrtaln that Mlle Square Port, hH dropped from _, troops pulled out of the center of the city public view in rteent days. McWhinney would be in attendance. tod1y Jn the f1ce of tho Communlll ad· McWltinney, chalrntan of tbe Orange Some lnfonnanta have alleged tbat vance, lallins back to po.slUons five mllea County Transit District Board ol Ditto-McWltinttey, working witb Tod Fujita. to lbe west. tors, failed to appear Mooday •t the Westminster p 1 an. n. in. I commissioner, Cambodian Prtsldent Lon Nol con-board's regular meeting. •uuested that Geor1e M u r 3 J , Id red ... It ti rl It to Secretaries at ~estminlter Memorial leaseholder for 213 acres of Mile Square s e •.uc 1 ua on se ous enoug Park where McWlt ey wor•· report he mll .... t f u Park land. "contribute $10,000 to a fly to Neat Luong, 33 es IO\lu~s o Is "out ol iown unW w~--·•·y." l'ltey · lal --•--•--... ,_ " cw!CMMI supervisor , 1%1~uuu camt-"6''· Phnom Penh, to confer with ltb top ol· 511 they clm't know where be la. AccoMlng to Mural's attorney, Jamea fictrs and members of the South Viet. During Mooday'1 transit b o a r d Okazaki of Santa Ana, Fujita accepted a namese comntllld ln>m the nearby Allied meeting, Supenbor Ralpb Clark, who $$,000 cult payment Imm Mural last acted as cholnnan, llld he bad been told mootb Jn tho pmence ol ln•ell'"atoro marine base. that McWhin.ney, "Is tied up with IOl'De from the Orange County DJ!trlcl At· .... ,"Iha -medical report -Wullfitcton, 0.0." UJact Anderton ii ttil1 la ntrtcticm, .. be lald. referrlll( to the collltDltial'• ...... of Seo. Thomu Eacletoa. He lald the problem wilb 1teJnC ....,., from Iba CapJtnl Gii tbeee -·· --Jlll&n IWlnp "la tbet you cune bed: attd flnd all ,.... paper wwt pfJed "" Gii Jacl: Andenoa'I desk." I ACnew droYe directb' to the - CUnJ11111'• -Big~ CotmlrJ Qub lor the private dinner and anrdl ceremony upon concluding bl:1 »-minute talk. There. Secret Service men at every en. trance blocked acoess by tlte public. 'Ibey wouldn.'t even let representallves of Lion County Safari Introduce ,,_ to Goliath, ooe of lhe oflsprJn& ol Frul'I' the Sensuous Lion, which was ca1ed Ila the back Of I llriped rtatJon -oul- 1Jde the door. The $1,000 entry Jee sou tournament (It Ollly COl!t $500 to 1<1U or dinner) had been arnnged by actor John Wayne, a Newport Beach resident. Among the playera were Ra1 Bolger, La Brown and I>oui Sander~ FroMP .. eJ INNOCENT ••• Sons of POWs Will Get · Ai,d WASHING TON (AP) -Presi- dent Nixon lilned Into law today a bill stvlnl lpOClaJ treatment to .... of priaolten ol wor and 10tt1 ot men missing In action who opply !or ad- mlaslon to the mllllary ll<rVlot academies. The law plact1 tbem Jn tlte bJghesl priority Jn I <otacorY already establlshed lor 101t1 of oervlce memben killed Jn acllon or who auflerecl physical dlsobillly. The new corulderation 11 for IOnl of civilians u well as servicemen. In addlliott, the number ell&ible In Ute catqory la expanded from 40 to 65 students 1t West Polo~ the N1v1J Academy and tbe Air Force ~cademy. Military sources said at ]east 30 other businea and may be Jn later." But torney's Office. Communist tanks and tbout 3,(0) Com-1-;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ munist troops bad been 1poUed. near II Prey Veng. Sou.rceJ also said a "large number" of tankJ and ground forces were reported near Svay IUq. RePorts said there were at least 15 tanka 1till operatjonal azound KomJ>Olll Trabek but Ibey were not partlcipaUng In tho ll&htlng. One Communllll tank foulht Ila way Into tbe city belon ti wu destroyed.. Near Quua Tri city In northern South Vietnam, elite marine un.its were hit with 300 rounds of artlllery and mortar lire wltlle jockeyJns for pooltlon azounil the cHy'a walled citadel -tlte Communlll 1JnJngltold. Milllary -111d 175 marines bad been killed and , 700 woonded -rotJChly lwo ol the nine batlallono In lite areo - alnce tlte martneo toot an 1ctlvt part Jn lhe llgltl u daya .... PRUDENT BUYING . Throughout our 77 years of carpet retailing, one feet becomes quite evident -that when money is leu plentiful, people buy better qaalty. This is contrary Jo popular belief, but m11~e1 11 good sense if you think about it. When you have to concern you.-; self with value and performance, you are likely to buy better. CfllCllry. Birthday Gift . At Alden'• in the last tliree years, our per unit 111le hes been more expensive cerpeting, reflecting this fact. Con11quently, we have the lergest 1election of finer quali· tie• you will '" anywhere, all at competitive prices. The end result is customer tatisfaction, pride end recommendations which· provide our overwhelming source of new business. Fashion Slww Designed for Wife PALO ALTO (AP) -Hattt Trotl&otl llJl"lltC a bl"1lday IUl)lrlae Cit 1t1a wile, Lony. B)' pr<orrlltfetDetll. the Palo Allo fot«lor decontor .._ hll wlla Info • new department atore bere Monilq alPI "to 1oo1t 1<r a ....,el far lier ., .. .._ dly." .... .... .... 'Ibey -up In tlte tuition ·-. """' aolt IJPtl l1ltlmlulad a lllllarlat. bucketa ol dtami>asne, ...... cJote frltnda ad 111olt•qw -PlrldJnl fn a lilt jJ WI!-. _,iato -8'-lloma ..... t1ntp -clolhtt ti . ..,.~ -rel -J1wJr1 Mii. Traueoil al lint littnl 1111 .....; Ilk! Mateo -. who lllelll Iba fultlon -· '"""· loJcf Ma ..... lttlio "" ...... Of Illa • lllmt, ... -..... Nprlle. • tab Illa aD, •• aald. ALDEN'S CARPETS e DRAPES 1663 Plac1lllla Ave. COSTA MISA '46 4131 HOUlllt Miii. Tin T1-I. f .. SoJ!l-Pll. t le f-SAT. •.JO le I . • ' ] I I ball ... who mlt hen but ~ tint at - 0 The TlturM ol neai allecte mpw, lne5S ' The opinlnl the "' ~ the"" Coast I and D Tliat by the ment ' blgbwi expan< The -U tola1 t -~ -to Ott the ""°"" buildln -v -• pJIQ bllh•• WAS ty'1 R Rltdt Pmlcl delcrll lflll • momei ~ up wit ... .. = The . l:i~ Wallaci Sclttl uy - Think Traffic's Bad? Have You Tried DMV? BJ CAllOL MOORE .... ..., ........ EVERY BOVll BAS • MINl1l'EI ucept the cne 10U tpe!ld In the Depart· mmtof-Yehlcleo. I -a FJ1oMy lo......, my Ucomt, llglrlng the reot of the -Id -141 be II the bont .. m1n1 Pl)'Cbocb. But ther"e wn nine other'....-S ahead o1 mt who a). bad my ...,. blrtl>day, bl ,.... dwlilnl name or aclo .ir-, e) had jut puHd Driver's Ed .or d) owned oul.of· olate -ud didn't rad the olp .,.....-. Lunch i.i,ir Is the only Ume for uo f*5 typa lo visit 1be DMV. Yet only cne typist Is Ga Grty. Covemmmt wants lo appear orderly. When I lloally pt lo Miii Typist,' she -If I have the quarter for the $3.25 fee. ''No, I'm eorry." (fve bad p1'nly ., time In Ille lul 23 mlnula lo fish out • quartot U I bad ane.) -· llllB WANDl!llS OrF lo find change for my •10. I wooder why thal"1 so dllllcuJI lllnct ..... just labn In fll.2$. Miu Typ1s1 returns 1o find that she'• out ol tat forms. Sbe f .. 11 In the back of Ille drawer peeb In a cableol wblle aeated, rochecb the dre- ud tntaTupll a eo'.-nr who remlndl ber the ftn111 ere Ga the bollom sbell Sbe will have lo 1et oll the stool Thtrty..ilbt ol my IO mlnuttl have expind when I reach the test bench. I allow myaelf 12 .....,... for each of the 36 questi<m, boplnl speeclm& eye- bells aren't aubjed lo the 15 mph llmlt. I fmlsh and bead for the two, Y" tllo, open "Llcen!e" wlndoWI only lo 1ee me clerk bang her "Cloi!led" sip. THE ONE CLEJUt Id! ...., -.. for lunch. aubstitutlog I fellow -ker who Is qulckly replaced by a third. . . Walt while Worker No. I retrieves the regulatJOO ballpoint peo takeo ab...t- mlndedly by Wcrker No. 2. Vaio Woman trite lo reed eye dw1 williout gluaes. Nm MID stoops ID front of camera taklDg picture of VllD Wom111. S«COd shot must be taken which requires •. kfficlal cooference lo decide how t.o keep photo count in sequence with applicatkm.. . Clerk amazed at bow fast I read the eye chart (havmg memoriud 1t ID the lul 12 mlnutes). I SEE TUE MACIDNE they used lo le!l for color blindness four yem ago but it is not operating. Don't red and green make a difference in traffic any more' Aiter If/ mlnule! for a 1ttmlngly brief errand, I put my toes OD the red line and manage to 0 Sm.lle." State government can be 11 taxing as the Feds If 1:07 p.m. . MIND IF I BANG A UT I'm lat. for the office. Dana Citizens Poll Set Over Highway Widening The Dana Point Citizens for Actioo Thursday will release tt!ulls of a poll of nearly ·iio property ownen and others affected by plans to widen Pacific Coast Highway lhn>Up the commuoil}''• bm- loess district. The reaulta o( the sampling -asklog opinions an four separate treatments of the roadway -will be compiled this week. Iocluded In the list of suggestlooJ lo• the roadway is a one-way couplet -using Coast Highway for ooe dlredion of travel and Del Prado u the other. Tlial plao bu the unolllclal approval by the Orange County Planoinfl Depart· meat whlch is workinc with the state highways .. ...,..,.. lo draft a plllll lo expaod the Highway 101 routlog. The other plans include: -Using Del Prado alone lo tieor the total traffic .., Pacific Coast lltgbway. -Wtdeninf the alstiDI Coast Hlgl>-way lo 120 feet aod romoving all parting on the curb ....._ Tliat plao would affect scores of separate Iota aod business bu!hungs. -Widening the highway to 1 sub- llaodanl (for 1 major htghway) UK feet. a plao llready rejected by couoty aod highway plaDDen. The search for a preference fn the com· munity was launched last spring and generated at least me stonny meeting sponsored by the Citizens for Action. County planners de3cribed the altemii:· tives at that meeting. Spokesmen for that department sald this week that about three moolhs are left in order to mate a final decision on which rout. would be uodertilen. Stat. officlals. reacting lo lmpeoding death of the Pacillc Coast Freeway routing, are reported to be ~ to begin a major change fn highway size in the rommuoity. Pacific Coast Highway or ao altemalA! have been labeled a major btghway which will subatitut. for the loss of the free- way. The couplet amDj(emtDt. local :;ources have predicted. will prohably be the prelereooe of those sampled iD the Citi- WlS for Action p:ill. Tlial proposal would meao little ID the way of rigbt-Of·way purchase (eacepl for a rulp of land en.nding from Del Prado to the old bJibway lle&I' the hal'- bor eotraoee). The couplet arrangemeol, offidals have uid, would involve changes in only one piece of property along Del Prado and DO properties CXl Pacific Coast !llihW&Y. U.S. •Fed Up~ Schmitz Aft.er Discont.ent.ed Vore WASHINGTON (UPI) -0ranCe Colmo ty'I Hop. Jolm G. Scllmfta, the Jobo Bild! Society member nomlolted I« Plelldeol by the Amerlcao Party, describes his eaodldlc)r u a 1p1rk lo dry grua -reody lo bunt IDlo name at any momeoL 'J'be dry grass, he rootendl, t. the dllconteot of tbe mlllionl who m1ke up ••MlddJe Amerlca." He 11)'1 they are fed up with loafers oo the welf1ra rolls at oDe extreme,· &Dd 11 the other wllh lo- herllon of wulth who fllrt witb ood&llsm In ~ ol polltleal power. 'Ille Amer1cao Pll'\J' pldled Schmlb u Ill lllndanl bearer ol LoulMUe, 111~ 1111-llllA!I Allbenw Gov. Gap C. w.n-decided oo1 to nm optn. Sdlmlb-IDID-- dly tllal "' 111 ....... -· llllt • anndltic -." Ba ..... bil mUa .. --"' It -""""" -pit 1111•• -..i 1111 .. 11il>w lllll lhll be -1d -to -•IAIA! • IA!Jo. -... roldo. lie saJd be hid ..,..,.. -lrrritltlGlll to -411 pone! ud talt- "'J'bey're """"" -the 111111 who Ml t&keD G""il Walllce'1 plact," be llld. "'!'boy """ lo .. -klod ol 111&11 be t..• Sdllllta Is 1 laa"""'t ~..,. • 111 H"lft frGlll e.1lfor* I lldl COO-# tlzl~ael 6trid, ....... ., (9- .... -Ha --.. °"'Cl• • Im &lier .. ,..n In Iha CoUlilndl Slate SellalA!. but be ... -In Iha prlm&r)" lhil year. He is a stocky, bllding man with a thin black moustache wbo will be c Oil Sltur- dly. From 1152 lo IMO, be ltrVed as a Marloe eorpo jet aod bellcopter pilot aod boldl 1 commi.ssion u a lieutenant col· ooe1 lo the MeriDe Corps reserve. He bu llugbl philooophy. hlst«y aod political lclenc:e at Oalilomla'• SIDll ADI collele. Schmits ii I &man Cllhollc lod the father ol seveo children. 'Ibo eaodldate saJd be does DOI loot upoo Ille American Party u •1 third perly" but U ID "alte:rDati'fe partJ" for -who Ire fed llP wllb the -&Dd the Itepubllcan• lie saJd lbe Democnta ... "lhl porty ., w aDd the llt!KtbUeaol ... "Ibo ...v ., dicQy.'' ,_ wbo malle 11P "Mlddla America.. ScbmiQ sa\d, ... ·~ wbo wn!oraU.q,u~to-on -wllo ... , ..wk &Dd -wlib Inherited -who doo1 -to -v "Soclalilm lppuls lo IO!lll of - •Ith lnb!lilA!d mooey u a woy lo .,._, .. be llid. while to -., -II the oilier eod of the IClle ti appuls •u a ny of living wltboul ~-" lie aid °'""' t. dlaeantenl In the ....... try tbal Is "Ub-a _._ .. "'And ............ ..,*'·" ha aid. "'lllal ~ --1nlo ---Ibo fllOllll .. ,...... _Ibo .... parlleL" r • s DAllY PD.OT Occupation Unit : Called Success • I .. ,_ So"'r Espleriota One ot the larg..t eolar flues recorded by mao Is shown by scien· tlsts at the Boulder, Colo., National Oceanic aod Atmospheric As&ocia- Uon. II covered 2.8 bllllon Jquare mllea aod lasted two hours. Ridged areu ID photo are wa11I of hydrogen gu. At 71, She Killed Alleged Attacker; May Be Charged MIAMI (AP) -Stvt11ty-.ye11M>ld Mattie Davis faced passible murder charges today 1fler killing a former mental P1tltot who allegedly beat her and then smashed a botUe over her niece'• be4d. "I bat. to do It." Homicide Sgt. Artbur Beach Beck sald Monday oner arre&ttng her in the fatal shootlog of tdwanl L. Dukes, 30, who officers said bad a king polioe rerorl. Dukes died Monday less lhao M hours alter Mra. Davia told police lhe shot him with a .SI-caliber revolver that she purchued for self-protection a year ago and bad never fired. "You ought lo be ashamed ." Mra. Davis told Sgt. Beck u she sat in 1 hosptlal ••ailing tttatmenl SUDday Dlgbt wbUe IUtlfOl'll ltruggled to save Dukes' Ule. "You policemeo sbould be aalwned for leUinl a man like Duba out on the atreet. I liope he clles." Sgt. Beek said ·he ODCI mestede on 1 murdtt dllrp Ill a fall!-· during a dice pme. Dukes wu ldj criminaJly insane, treated in a slate boepllal for siI months and relaased. Authorities were at odds over whether Mrs. Davis sbould be charged with murda". "She will be charged with murder," said Homicide Lt. Paul Shepherd shortly after Dukes died. But state Atty. Richard Gorsteln sald he ordered homicide lnvesligators not to take immediate action. "It was a serious mistake for anyone lo advise them to arrest ber ti the facts I beard are correct," aa1d Gerstein. Mn. Davia wu arrested on a charge of lntent to oommit murder Sunday after baoding ber pistol lo the fin! policemao who anived at the abootlng scene. Sbe saJd Dukes Clllle to the small apartment home she manages. knocked her on the floor and ticked her in the atomacb eeveral times. Sbe uld •ben her ni«e, Bea llom:e. 40, tried to intervene, Dukes 1m11bed a botUe on her forehead and begao beating Mn. Moore. Mn. Davis told ollieero. Illa rot her revolver. clwM Dukes into a l'OQ01 and fired throlJlh the door, hlttlog Dukes near the heart. Lelderl of the Clplstrano-Laguna Rqlooai' Occupatlooal Program lhla week sald they recent\y completed lhe1r , 1 D:ll& 1UCC1tsslul IUD'Ul\er procram but ~ the ........ bu only just Despite the active aeries of summer we1tlooal classel. om school year'• projeetl will multiply three-fold aod will be paid for with I 1234.IOI bud(et, sald ROP Direct« Hector Nnarette. Laguna Art Association Rena1ned Fifty.four yem alter Ila founding lo September, 1911, the Laguna Beacb Ari Asaoclatloo Is changinl Ila Image, aod tu oame. Last week, the board of dirtdon agreed that the association and Its Cliff Drive gallery, whJcb dates lrom 1929, will become the LllUDI Beach Museum of Art. Expreuing the view that a museum would play 1 more lmporilot role ID the community, the dlrect.on agreed that, after the curnnt reno\latloo program, ball of the gallery will be opened to the pubLic free , with the balance of tbe building held for monthly exhibits, such as the All CallfonUa, Watercolor Society and membership eJ.blbils, for which there would be a amall charge. The museum portion would feature early Laguna art. items that have been loaned, and a variety 'nr dJsplays of general interest, Including pieces of an· tique art. The Laguna Beach Ari ADoclatlon'1 first exhibition of paintings wu opening in tbe old Town Hall in July, ltll and the association was incorporated u a non- profit organization in 1920, the second oldest in the statt ol California. 1be present gallery WU built in 1929 on property given by Mr. and MI'I. Howard G. Heiller, with Mrs. Lewis Moulton and Mrs. James Irvine helping to raise funds for the building. The uooclaUon sponsored the lint F..Uval of Arts in lhl 11U11U11tr of 1932. In IMS, funds from tbt. estate o£ early Laguna artist Frank Cupr!en.J>elped to eol&r1e the gallery lDd the oew 1ddltlon w" openinj in 1951 with 1 collection of paintlnp which became the gallery"• permanent memorial collection of early Laguna works. ,,. ---.illy """ .._i from trustees ol the L11UD1 Unified ud Clplstraoo Untiled lchool diltrlcta lo~ lsuoch I mojor effort lhla ochoot yea<, flnanc:ed throqb a 111 rot. of oboul 1.5 cents in Clpiatrano UDlfled and 7 c:ellll ID Laguna. Tbe malo aim of the pniemn ls lo .,_ fer usable trlJoing lo jol>rellted ltllll. Olflclala in the pnill"llll 1tlecl -which provide akilla in lqb deDwld lo the worklog field. Tbe summer'• 92 gradual,. completed courses IUch u the medlcal teclmlclan. supermarket occupatkm, conatructlon and maintenance and mecbanicl. Sooo oner tbe acboot beglm, .. 1d ROP. spotnman Gerald Copeland, the pro- gram will test about IOO 1enlon to del<rmine atudeot interest in job-nlated training areas. · Navarette wUl be working with an ex· panded ata!f which now I n c I u d e 1 · Copel&od. guidance coordinlt«, and : three technicians. ' They will let Up Clrttr auJdaoce • centers in area high achoob which will offer aptitude test.a and audio-Yisual lo-, formation on tbe world of work. • Besidea the courses 1!reacly offered, • Copel&Dd sald oew oflerlop om ochool year will include teacher alde. bu11nea, • hotel-motel manageruent, b a n k 1 n 1, grocery work, department llore Of>" portunities, appliance rePJir, cable . televisioo hookup aod pottery productloo. • Mechanical couraes will I n c I u d e Volkswagen mechanics, auto air coo-· diUODing repair aod oervice, llDOI device • and rotary engine repairs. Spokesmen for the program emphasiza · that the courses all include on-tbe-jobo type-tratolng with materials aod toob Ill . use in privale industry. Rare Bumper Sticker OK'd • AUSTIN. TeL (UPI) -Amber Mist, a stripper from Baltimore, responded to • noUce that the Tei~ as J.!emorial Muaeum wu col· lectiog bumper atlckm by lt!lding her personal sticker: "Snuute, Don't Struggle." Sbe Included pictures ol her..U oode except lo< earrlop ind lboe& Tht m u 1 e u m ' 1 Ql)nupondlns: secretary, Willena C. Adam1, wrote a note of than.kl to Ml.as Ml.It Mcn- elly. Tbe 1ticker wW be lldded to Jhe museum collection. T be pictures will be "llled." . . YEAR-END SALE! MARI( IV's TO CAPRIS ' ALL 1972 MODELS ON SALE! 1973 MODELS JUST AROUND THE CORNER BRAND NEW ••• G~AT SEI.ECTION •• • ' I . • • I ' ' I • ' I ' I I l I I I • DRIVE ONE HOME TODAY ••• AND SA VE ••• •LINCOLN •MERCURY •MONTEGO •COUGAR •COMET ' . t HGme ot TIMI New Car • , , "~···-l'wA" • Sii HARIOR BLVD. c:osrA ms.\ • Ml-• ' &me ot Tile New Car • , •' "GeW-l'••e.,, - •• ' I • 4 DAA:V Pl\.OT Napalm Girl Fine-She's a Lucky One Figuring Tax Out Is a Gas WAR 7.0NES DEPT. -It ... ms lo be getting tcJuibe.r and lollgher lbe9e days to know whit kind of 1 price yoo pay when yoo pull up to thr: pumpt at your f1vorite neighborhood service station. Everybody seems to have a different price. Or at itast, a different way of advertising II. You see signs proclaiming "Gas War'' or ''Serve Yourself and Save." Even some of the major·line stations have gone to the serve yourself dodge. fl used to be that the sell-service gim- mick was reserved for obscure outfits. The sign ffVer the pumps said "Green Trtt Gas" and the guy who ran lhe joinl usually sat on an overturned oil barrel. •1e was in greasy overall! and chewing on a straw. WHEN YOU PUMPED that stuff into the old family buJ, yoo didn't really ltnow what Y1J11 were buying. It might just be diluted sap from lhe Green Tree. AIJyway, now the major gasoline com- panies have jumped Into ,.II-service or almost an1 other gimmick they can think up to make tbtir gas seem cheaper than the guy's down the block. OJrrenlly, the automobile fuel market see.ms to be thrown lnto Its biggest im- broglio 1n years and I can't help feeling sorry for the chaps who try to mate a living selling lhe stuff. Right here along the Orange Coast. for example, it seems you can pay anywhere lrom 37 cents down to 32.9 cents for a gallon of premium fuel. There doesn't seem lo be any particular pattern as to the location where the price might be up or down. ft.10ST OF THIS present confusion, it see.ms, can be traced to the statehouse boys who have been slapping variou.s tax- es on gasoline. You might have guessed it, rij;ht? Back on July 1. the Callfomia Legislature decided to do some more Good Worts and in order to raise the mooey, a new 5 percent sales tu on gasollne was adopted. This was to raise $173.4 millim for Good Works and another 9$.5 ntilUoo that they would find something to spend on later. Trouble wu, the 5 percmt tu was to be levied against the full price: for a galloo ol gu, which almdl' lnclQdu 7 cents In state tu: and ('cenla ln federil taxes. Thus it clearly became a tar upon a tax. The legality of such a gimmick ls open to stron1 quesllonln&. FACED WITII th!J problem, th< good solons got on the legi.llative bicycle and backpedaled. They modllJed the lu .. th.It It only applies to the nw price of a gallon of gu before the other 11 cents in tu.es gets added. This wu nice. So I pulled into this major self'"""lce 1tation yesterday where signs all over the place advertised. a gallon of hlgh lest fuel at 31.t ctnll a 1allon. I was so pleas- ed. I started pumping. Then I happened to look at the little price window on the pump itself. It said the price or a 1allon is n.t cents. "Where did tbe other penny come rrom." I uke<I tbe attendant wbo wu leaning on my car entenna. "That's the nles tax," he ex- plained. 11lE ADVERnsED price at this stl- tion, in other words, did not include the new Good Works tu that the Leefslature dreamed up. Following that logic, It would seeft1 that service stations would be able to deduct all the taxes from an advertised price for 1 gallon of I"· Thus with a total price or 32.9 cents a gallon, the .sta- ticrts could deduct 12 cents and proclaim the fuel for sale at 20.9 cents per gallon. Then all motorists could figure all ta"e.s come on top m that. Thi.s would seem }Ogicat. Trouble is: that logic doesn't have much lo do with the gasoline selling buainesl these days. You are left SUJpectiug we can thal k the Tai: Thinker.Uppers for that. By CARL D. ROBINSON SAIGON (AP.) -Two monlhl ., .... napalm dropped by South V1tt111111ese plan6 ,..l 9-yw-Gld Phan Thi JIIm Phuc screaming la pain and panic: down a highway nort-o! S.Iion, ohe bu ntarly recovtred from her burns. At the Barsky Cent.tr, a hospital for plastic and reconstructlve fW'Cel'J 1n Saigon, Vietnam<,. IW'tleons trained la lh< Unlled Stalel planled • patcllwork ol stamp.sized J!l'a!la over her burned blclt, neck and arms. She'll probably be home for lcbool In the fall; not so with many or her frienda. T•nkNemesb American planes, u!ing "smart bombi, have knocked out 14 Communist t..anks in single day. Plane (Righi) dJrects luer beam at target while second plane (Left) releases bomb which homes in on targel. N06e and tail systems make difference between 11dumb and &marl" bombs. Store Robber Slays Woman With Cleaver SANFORD, Fla. (AP) -Vera Lff Mathis' scrums broua:ht neighbors run- ning to her tiny one-room grocery st.ore. They found the elderly widow dylna o! &.. infficted by • meat cleaver- wloldiag robber, police said. Mn. Mathia dled Mooday at a local hDcital i1bout an hour after she was faUDd an the Ooor of her Goldsboro com· munlty grocery, officers aaJd. She was believed to be in her late IOs or early 70s. Sanford Police Chief Don Buller ,.Id the weapon used to fllaah the woman's head and hand apparently W&!I from the meat cooler in her store. Butler said three men were taken int.o custody by Bill Bernosky, a polloe tecbnl- dan wwking at the crime scene lhortly after Mrs. Mathis wu attacked. Butler said police bad oblalned 1 description o( a man seen running from the grocery, and when three men drove by in a car and one of them fil that description, Bemo!ky gave chase. He cornered the three at gunpoint in a dead end street about five blocks from the store, said BuUer. The three were not identified . A battertd cigar box and the cleaver were near Mn. Mathis' body. Butler speculated tbl robber found mon<y hid- den in the bol: after emptying the cash register, which was "cleaned out except for a few food &tamps and a dime." Famed Reporter Dies CHICAGO (AP) -Ray Br<nnan, 84, one of Oilcago's leg_endary newspaper repo~en who was once charged ¥lilh stealmg secret congressional testimony, died Sunday of cancer. Brennan. a reporter for the Chicago Sun-Times, was indicted ror allegedly stealing testimony given before the Senate C r I m e Investigating Committee involving a Chicago ix>Uce captain. The charges were subsequenlly di3m!Jsed. Mon ll>ul IO cJilldnn ond ldul!J 11'1 at lhe a.My Cod« wlfb ,_ ond bodlea ocomd by war, -nll, cllstue and coopaltlI de!ecll. 1'fwe an burned ones. vk:tlml' of war and home mllillpt; people dls!lplred by mlnet ond bll !rqmeola, blb1ea lying lo crlbo ,...,....., from opnlionl !or Cleft palalel, I -blrtll dtft<l in Vlelnlm; and lhe vtcllml o! noOll, s stllJ.wttaplllned d!Juse which owHUy Oita IWIY !aclol 11-and booes. Comoored lo the other poUenla, Kim Pbuc II lllcky. Her lame u "the UtUe air! In tho -per· bu coused some Factor Heir, Wife Routed By Agents WASHINGTON (UPI) -Mu Factor nI, a campaign worker for Sen. George S. McGovern, says Secret Service agent.I broke into biJ $1,150-a~ooth apartment that II located above the quart.en of Vice PJTSldtnt Spiro T. Agnew . Factor, an heir to the cosmetic forlunt, says he wu IIll10)'<d by the Intrusion, but believes that Agnew knew nolhlns about it. "The&e people think they're: doing a favor for him, but I'm sure be wouldn't condone thil," said Factor in an in- terview with the Wubington Pott. The apartment. above Agnew in the Sheralon Park Hotel belonged lo John B. Connally when he WU Tr e I I u r y Secretary. Connally gave up the a~ ment several wetks before Factor ar· rived on July 27. An Agnew spokesman said II the Secrtl Service agents "hear noise above the vice president'• apartment 1n a sup- poaedly empty apartmenl, I would hope they would check immediately." "I couldn't believe it," said Factor, a Los Angelu lawyer. "Thret men broke Into our apartment It wu five mlnutea to 10 at nigbt. My wife and I were on the bed. We wtren~ lo a t'Ompromlsing posl· Uon, but we could have been." In a joking promiae, Factor said he would not bug Aaoew's 1partmenl But Frank Mank!ewlcz. p o 11 t I c a I coordinator for the McGovern campaign, said Agnew's Secret s.r.Jce delaclunent may have put a bug in the apartment when Connllly lived there. "It's awful dllficuH to hear noises In the Sheraton , • • unless you have AeMIUve mlcrophones .•• said ManldewicL Julie in Dedication WASlllNGTON (AP) -Julie Ni.on Eisenhower will take part 'Jbursday in the dedication o! the Herbert Hoover Na- llonal Historic Sile In Well Branch, Iow1. blrlhplece of the !onntt president The White House alao lnllOWlced Monday that while en route to Iowa &be will stop in Chicqo Wednesday nliht where she will read a spe«h from her father, President Nixon, to the American Health Congress. Wlelu °"fol'• 'Spiro s•ys Knight to 0- three is 'fOur next mow, Bobby/' Showers Wash Eastern U.S. North Central, South Portions Severely Affected .. ,, ..... .._ ~ ...... ---., .... -~'·=- -·-u. -11111 nurML "I doa'l underlllnd wlly lbi pta • mlieh atteoUon," 1111 1 Vlttnamw plutle IW'llOO· "She ii -tho Jost aerloluly lnjlnd henl and ahe Wiii be going homl D>ri." Kim Pbue bu·1 lane to 10 to -I modtll ....... -lrull lreet .. Ibo !own o! 'l'rlng Ban&, 1$ mllet - o! SoJaon. Unlike her, -Banl:J po-U"'la hive oaJy eacb oilier; tbelr llmllit1 lft dud or be toodl u Ibo po- U..!J' lime In tho bOopltal -Giii. Some pallellll lltl1 !or • 1"' or m«e while tho --ntiuUd lll<m. Lam Luc, • s.yew-old, loll the lowtr parl ol his Ilea lo 1 sbtU lrqmenl ti An Loe. Hll !alhar -klllod. 'lbe do<ton are r<bUlldlnc his mouth with plalel and gral!J, and hi can Hl oplo. NINY"'t 'l'h! 'llll, U. WU ·lnJUnd -herbairwu~lnol!lldllnolo1 SaJ101t tliop. Skin rnn. .. ...wtns her ocalp. There ii Nban, I sad-laced, 9-yeor-old who •ll• .. his bed -by • network or band.al• 1eCU1bJ1 • "tuba" THIS IS HOW SCIENTISTS THINK ICHTHYOSTEGA MAY HAVE APPEARED Trail of Footprints Loft In A111trllllo Gorp 350 Mllllon Y11r1 Ago UPIT .... Historie Traeks Found MELBOURNE, Australia (UPI) - Footprinta made by an animaJ which roamed the earth more than 350 million yean ago, have been found by an Australian blologl!t in a remote gorge in Eastern Victoria, he aald today. Norman Wakefield, 53, head of the biology department al Monash Unlveni· ly, Melbourne, found the !ootprlnll last Sqftmber In purpliJh sandstone while exp1.orlng the rugged gorges on the Genoa River In Glppoland. He said they may prove to be tbe oldest footprints known to man. "The !oolprinla were made by a !our- legged creature which may have looked like a small crocodile about two feet long," Wakefield 1ald. "The prlnla corresponded lo the scien- Ufic reconstruction of the world'• earli- e!t fossil amphibian, the Ichthyoslega, found in Gret.nland in the 1920s," he said. "The footprint. ire u old u the earliest known fossil remains of land creatures with backbones anywhere tn the -id. Tbey 1rt more than JOO million years older than any previOUJ evidence of these animals in the aoulhml hem!Jpher<. "And they show a primitive Ill&• of " limb evolution not prevlou1ly demonstrated to science -the feet point dlrectly out or the animal'• 1lde.11 "1be tracts mark an era iD evolution comparable to the moonwalks In the space age of man," sclence writer John Messer of the Age new1paper Aid today. Alt.r !lndlng the trackJ, Wal<e!leld coolactod the pro!OllOI' ol "'°loJIY el Mooaah, James Warren, a specialist in fossils who con!Jnned by studies o! the rocks and plant fossils in the area, that the prints came from the Devonian qe -about ISO mlUioo yeon ago. Questioning of Black VD Study, Rebuff Reported The Dmmlan period, spannln1 IO million years of geological history, is known as the age of fishes . In late Devonian times, the first backbooed onimalJ developed Bmbl. These Wer< tho prjmlUYI anuihi-1 Then, ages later, came the repftfes. lchlhyostega was a creature with some typical fish bonel in the skull, 1n eel-like tall, but also with lour walklna llmhl. w ASIIlNGTON (AP) -Six yearJ ago an employe o! the U.S. Public Health Service questioned the morality or a federal syphilis study in Alabama. The ruult wu an internal inquiry and an of- ficial decision to take no action. Peter Burtc:m, who worked in the venerul-diseue branc:h of the PHS in San Francisco, said in an interview that he nlsed the lS3Ue in 1966. In 1969 he was told the experiment had been reviewed and th.al nothing couJd be done for the ( IN SHORT •.. ) participants in the Tuskegee Study. The Tuskegee Study ls a ~year ex- periment conducted in Macon County, Ala ., by the Public Health Service to detennine the effects of untreated syphilis. Some 400 black men suffering from the disease in 193% wert enrolled in the experiment and never received any treatment for the disease. At least seven died as a dlrect rtsult of untruted syphillis. e Dnnorrats Try Agal11 WASHINGTON (UP!) -Anxious to shed their internal problems and get on with the campaign, Democrats today name Sartent Shriver. former director of the Puce CoJlll and the antipoverty pro- lfUl, u their vice presidential · can- dldale. In an extraordinary e m e r g e o c y meeting, the Democratic National Com- mittee gathered to comply with Sen. George S. McGovern's recommendation. that Shrivtr serve as bis running mate. The cornm1u .. , In a display o! party llar!!l<Jll1 lackln& dllrina the national con- vention ln Miami Beach. was sure to elect Shriver, 56, Sen. Edward M. Ken- nedy's brotber-ln·law. e lrelaMtl Toll-500 BELFAST (UPI) -William Henry Crelahton, • Pnltatanl mll!Uamen, died dllrina the nlaht lo • burs! o! machine 1un fir< near the border with the Irish Rtpubllc, the llOOtb ,.,_ killed In DAILY PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE Otli"'1 <I !lit D~ Piiot b-__.,"""", . ,.. ..... ...,. ,... ,. .. "' •:• ··""" ~ Mii .... '*" .... ·, _..,....... • '"' c.tlt .. "'*'-.,... : '""" t. .......... ...,... ~ ...... "" ....- an " ' ..... """"*'· "' ' Ml\. a" .... _,.-.. .,....,. .... .... .... "'"' ... , T1•11• ... O!wllft c:..t'i ~ ........ --~~ ....... .... ... """""""-.................. ,. -~~a.di. lefl .,_ CIJtl 11w111. 0... "9lrtt. ..... Uflllll. ................. ~ .. .,... three years or vtolence 1n Northern Ireland. In Armagh, 40 miles southwest of Bellas!, a British ooldler wu crusbed lo death when his onnor..i omit car overturned u It l'ftr'Ved to avoid Romm Catholic Y<M1tbs lloolna the veblcle. e No-t ... lt Vote Totl•V WASHINGTON (AP) -'l1le lat. o! 1 bill to implement nr>fault auto imura.nce nationwide bangl CE a vote scheduled in the Senate by tale today. Agreement was reached Moo.day to vote by ~ p.m. PDT on a motloo by Sen. Roman Hruska {R-Neb.), lo send the Commer« Commlll•e bill lo the Judiciary Commltt.., which wwld kill the cbance n! final action during Ibis ccn- J!l'<'SlOllll session. Sen. Marlow Cook (R-Ky.), said be would voto !or recommittal because "there are wild questiom" abollt the coa- sUtutlon.allty of aeveral provisions which should be studied by Ille Judiciary Com- m.lttee. Panel Approves Busing Controls WASHINGTON (AP) -'l1le Homo Education and Labor Committee today approved 1 bill that would sharply Itml~, the power of the courts lo order buslnr' In school ~atloo c...,, The bill, wblcb would p r o v 1 d o IeglslaUve llandan!I lo gulde tbl courts in desegregation caaea, ts 1 modlflcatioa ol one propooed by Prtsldent NiJon. Before approving the bill by • ZI lo II vo,., the committee made two major changes. II added a provision dealgned to upgrade ~lty scboo!Jo U I D altornativo lo clesqftgallag them, and .-ved o provlston that would ban pennltted the reopening ol desqrepllon orders already In ellect. Tom Neal Dies-Gained I ' Nowriety Over Brawl HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Tom Neal, whose moderate stardom tn B-pktures wu oclipaed by tbl vloleot ctramu ol his ol!-s<rt<11 Ille, bu dled tllbl montha -being freed -prllon. Neal, 58, -mtule heldllnet la 111111 due lo 1 fight with IClor Franchot Tone over a bUJom blonde actress. wu found dead ln bed II his North Hollywood home Monday. Autborlties said be 1ppar<nlly dled of natural CIUMI. 'l1Je body WU !oond by Noal'1 l~,..,-old IOll, Tbomu. The ruggedly hanaome Neal, who special!Jod in 1oui1>t1tJ "1111, htd lllr- red la ...., 100 low budlet movies belwe the blg)lly publlcbed flClll ... Barberi Peyton -him !di career. Tone, IOrloull:J lojured, marrltd - Ptylon after tho lllltl but "" -him A .S.,. Iller aad l'Blltlld bar romance wllh Neal. However 1 Neal'• career plurrimetld and la later >1eon lie bewna a landat:apo 111'dtner la Palm Sprlop. Then ill 11111111 'll>lnl wl!e, Goll. ... found abol to dMlh ID lier .._. 11M1. cbarpcl wllh murc1er, ma!Dlaloed lhll Ille WU lllUed duria( I ....... fot tho pbtoL Ila WU eoovlcted of btfolunllry --and .,... • J.10 - prilOll -He -......... parole Jut Dec. f, afttr IOl"lblC lb< )'ell'I. His movlt ......,. -llmllod lo ...,.. -.. minor !JJml. Ciodlll lndaded kftNn tba Llw," '1't Plyq Ttctn.,. ''Chlnt Girl," ·-tho RllinC am,• • . ' ,, t "",....._ : HEADLINlS OFF SCRllN ! ActorT-NMl,51 : ~ • ''Crime. lnc., 11 ••first Mu lll&o Totyo.. .. !Ill !Int wile, -Vlet)r Ltna, ~ -bJm ..i ... _. wllt tlltd of -· 1111. • .llMJ II lllr'riftd 117lhl1Rlraa1111 • ..imantap. . • • y l<imM Yooel -with ~ q = IS E~ ·~ tam~ -~ T,l Brocli I .. Alla~ • an! pollce Allo ·~ Tol!re Iha!~ July I dUlltlll ......, Cbun:I sr.v1 UNI htre i link I Vicky ly de H1ywi •halloi Freow Act.ti Basbll iclenill "Bil1'1 Loci hued by wj 29-yeli in the, ~ w.U SAN Jo-Jo, goose.1 wator1 at th" Lagoot The mystoi pool k return eight l when delecl> u .... w de« I for Ill ·-a!t<r I Lake '8)'1. Boo! assaul were: Shlplei Cllll'lt and • Petalu Slrlu SAN Sirlwl moved defunc still t mat. "He that "' harm saldJ in!om SMllj SAN Hwillt lace • helrili ~ U.S. l Valdr< J•t 14; GI 20; I .Allooi orraJt macu. 'I 8oy Held In Bl.me At Park YOSEMl'l'E (AP) -A fonw ,..,..., mi"'°"' at Y...mlta National Park bu ..... armted in -'rlth • lltt Ibo! did .. Ootimlfod •·• damap al a port ...... borD Ale. I, Gf. llclalt -. P.,t Senlce la,. _. forcement chief 1-' c·. BRIEFS ) lllacldet4a aald lht Y«Jlll, • miaar. hu btea arralped m lflonJ. ...... cbarpa and !mer c1m,..111 aeUllll·-lhs. He Is belnC bold Iii Pre.-0-17 Jail pendloc ..,_-In U.S. Dillrlurt -federal ju1'lalle 4'11"""""1 lawa. ~#Cert ... Arnn ' SAH lllANCISCO (Ai') -A caJa-Ooualy man bu '*""...-.. tile .... al· templed~ e:&tartlaD ol an IUurance llrm ... poUoa rtJJOrted Monday. • •• ~ .' U,IT ......... OHi OlllL DIED,· SIVlllAL YOUTHS Wiii HUllT IN MISHAP Van Carryfnf AJiout 20 ,..,_. ,.,.,. Calllp blW Off canyon ltNcl Hurt· Youths Aid Each Other try to belp -do anything you· told them ••• " Northern Blazes. Battled WIU.ITS (AP) -Fon!Stry ____ ....,._._.._ omctals today erpecled to control an outbreak ol a ball =~~~~ acordled more tban l ,llllO ....... S!»wned by ... Uming bot, city weatbel',. lino e-upCed -.ylnMel>doclnoandEI Dorodo 111iiooot -· u ...n u In Morin and Lde' countler. 400 men ferreted out llareui>o Jn the 4,3'l0 acre Big Sur area lire, whicb 1tarted TUuday and wu -.1Jec1 latl weekend. U.S. Foreat Servioe ollicials said wa~ -emenl teamaweredeter m i ni n C emergency meaaurt to ratore tome of the Loa Padres Na· tlonaJ Fomt watonbed before winter rainll. Euesa nmolf ml&ht otherWise-c • u •• South ol btrt al LaJ>toiivlDe, 211 men with 4t pio<es ol equ1pnen1 ~ a m. Reunion Set ::i.,!;U:-1n • ~ .-CAlfORNIA • A...-.. blue la burnln( '-------' At Glendale eJa1i1 mila aoulll ol Doa IUao floodlnc and damqe to Ibo Coast Higbway, they 111d. In the wake ol the II million Ure, Loa PadrU area foresl aupervlsor 1-1 Lonculer said rangers wculd reaume Jaouioc camping entry permita dlacootinued laat Friday. He warned, howev.!r~ that baci< C>lUDtry areu, UR most of the lllte, cont.lnue to register. 1bove nonDlll fire danler , and urged ut"'"a caulloo witb lire. In Mandoclno Coonty umm. 01 P'"~"-wu ___._. Tbe Glendale Hiib School OllJcials aaJd the I t 0 ......,..~ ••.--0-ol 1112 la acbeduJing a flrelltblers woold eontroJ Iba Under CGlltrol late Monday, !~year reunion for Ang, :16 at I AlllllOllT ICHOO\S nr. today. alter a IWHay light by toll the Puadena Hilton Hotel. HA-cuma A lire In the f11C1ec1 Snow men. Ticteta ore '21· per couple. ,. -- Mountain aru of the Men-M6PUP _.11ons continued Further Information can be ~.;f:j' ~ dodno Jl{allonal Fomt was Monday oo a 650-acre lire In obtained by calling Jan held to.five acm. Long Valley, five mile a Wes:tra .Di Bias et (213) ':.Z.:..":"",.:O Morin Coonty llre ofliciail, •--~~~·~of!Clear~~·~La~te~oau.~~-~~-· _or_G_1eadai __ •_"_1&_b.!!!ll!!!!,.,!!1!n•I 77MMt aaicl a 41).acno lire on the AIJGul 1111 miles to tile IOU!h, Scbool. llru"'1 imll slope ol Mt. Tamaipais WU -lata Monday by 7t fiftllgblera In the Alpine I.de ... -two miles aoutlnrest o I Fairfax. A wlndtiled lire In the El Dorado National Forest, 1$ miles east of Placerville. rip. A man Jdenlllled u Jooeph Broglio, a 57·ye1r.old owaw of a rock<MISbing Orm I n Alta~iljt, wu to apptir before a grand Jury Monday niJht, police .. td. After a Ienctby in- valli•lloo. police inspector Tellred Sleltvedt dUcloled that BrocJio WU apprehended July :II while pick!.. up a dummy lllllcUo • .,i7'l'pa10U" montJ' ot Old ·st. Marys <llurcb here. MAlJBU (AP) -"Tbe first thing I remember . wu this guy'• face -all bloody." recalled M.,tin Berislain, 13. "l didn't know bbn, never saw him before bUt I didn't feel like I wu hurt myself so l bied to help him." peel tbroueh 100 acres againlt hotpital. "'I nagged the car tbe oppolition ol 11 men, with down and told him ,.. ~ four bulldowl, .even air help. Tben another car stop. tankers and a helloopler. Of. AVTHORITIES identified ped. One of them went for ficials were hoping for control the dead girl u Cathy help and the other people today. Dooabedian, 14. Three or the climbed down to belp the A larger, 'IGll4cre-and ........ .,,....,.._......, • .,....,.,.._....,...,,. .... youngsrerswere seriously m. 1 ....:D=·c1a::...." ________ 1=im:.::.ber::...f~=e:....::ll=mllea=·:.::.=aou:.::.tbeul:.:::::... ___________________________ ~ Jured. 'autboritlts said. Tbe Slc8"'9 Sttullell UNipN CITY (AP) -Police hue itte lludylng a possible Unk between the slaying of Vicky Lynn lselin and the bad' ly decomposed body of a Hayward boy found in a shallow grave near the Nimitz Freeway. Aeling police chief Jere Bashinskl Monday tentatively identlflecl the boy .. Mario Young Berista1n. wu one ol 25 youtba abOanl' a Crowded van that toppled 100 feet down a mountain ravine near um coastal re.sort while en route to the beacb Monday. A Lo~ Angeles tem-qe girl waa k!JI. ed and 13 .utber penons in- jured. From the moment the van came to rest at the bottom of the ravine, the youths were at- tending to ~ weUare of their fellow passengers, many of whom had met for the first ti.nu: only the day be:fore. ot!W.ri, aa:ed 10 to is: were taken to two llospiWs, where most were treated and releu- ed. The Calilomla H l g h w a y , Patrol said lbe driver, 17-year· old Lucious Ware Jr., bt con- trol or the' bUs as he rounded a twisting curve. Officials said some of the youths were Oung from the gray panel van as it tumbled down the hillside. Ware suffered a fractured right leg and fractured jaw. "Bill11 Olivet, 15. "A LOT OF guys who Location. of the body WU werm't burl tried to help the baaed Gil fnlormatiGll 1Upplied other Jl1IYS who were," Berls· by Weldon Mead Kennedy, a tain said. "Of coune we all 29-)'0U'dd eI<Ollvict charged wanted to gel out ol there In the •tabbing dealb of MIU , •. " Scores of volunteers lowered ropes and u11... baatets down tbe rocky hillside to bring the lnjuttd to the rood where Ibey were transported lo medical ~ by belicopter and am· bulance, autboritie. said. ~ lf,Jlublqskl said. • ..,_.Cljafles Foote, a probation ..,.i,, ofl'liiei at a nearby Youth Tbe youths were from lbe Sycamore Jiancb_, a summer camp near Malibu. ')Jost were trorp Iba p.ater ~ Angeles ,,.. but several were from out of state. 'Ibey were on their way to Zuma Beach at the time of the accident. W tltet'f8"'1 n~tlf'll .Autlio&ilY camp wbo ~pod SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -With reacue efforts, des<ribed Jo-Jo, a Canadian balf·breed the wreckage as "!Omething goose, led 26 quacking fellow out of World War 11. Those waterfowl back to their home kids were lying all over the at tbt Palace of Fioe Arts rocks. A lot of theril had been Lagoon. thrown out ... The birds. survivors of a "But you know it was an odd PATl'Y RUSH, 15, of Long Beacb, sald she scrambled from the van afrer it stom>ed rolling and ran to sunllkon mysterious duck diaease at the thing," be continued, "nooe of pool bown u virus enteritis, them seemed to be crying. Not returned' Monday after an even the ones who were hurt eight week absence that began worst. 'Ibey were scared and · when. the plague was first lbey were wary, sure. detected In tile apring. "But no tears and they would help. "I climbed up nn the rood and saw a car coming," she sald later at a Thousand Oaks B'a•ters Clulr9ell LAKEPORT !AP) -Four deer bunters were scheduled for arraignment today in the shooting of another hunter after a road!lde argument, the Late CounlJ' sherlfl'1 omce aaya. BoHed for investigation of asaaull with a deadly weapon were: Paul McCoy. 26, John Shipley, 26, both ol San Pablo; c.barlts Tayloll, 25, ·JUcbmoM, and J I m m y Shelton, !II, Petaluma. Sir"-Gtc•rllell SAN QUENTIN (UPI) Sirhan 'B. . Simao has been moved off San Quentin's defunct Death Row, but he's stilt tbe' closest guarded in- mate a~ the prison. 1'He's in enough protection that we feel be won't come to harm from other inmates,•• said Jooepll R. O'Bri<n, priJOIJ 1n1..-olllcer. S•llftli119CUl'1fe• SAN DIEGO (AP) -'lbree HlllllJncloil Put ...-, will lace an Aus. 17 preliminary ~ on charges of smug· Bllnl aome llCJ0',000 ~ o! ~ and cocaine. tbrougb a U.S. customs station ot San Yllllro. J e 1111 Sandoval·M1nctllas, 24; Guiilmnina Corona-Fletes. 20; and 15-year .. ld Juan -eor-.FJeteo ...... a1Taigned Monda, by a U.S. mqislrate. : Marysville Botulism Cases Vn<kr Study SACRAMENTO (AP) -The homecaimed olives, or reli!h, investigation of "a good-rized" or Whatever it was," said Van- outbr.ak of botulism la being dre. widened· in bopea of Jdenti!yi.. Tbe • I a t e microbiology the deadly source before laboratory In lllrkeley bu someone else eats it. tested all the aampleo Illa! Six penona have taken Ill could be found of about 50 after a "fisbarama'' in nearby food products served at the Marysvifle on July 2&: Two ol leaat. an Elks Club allair. them were reported Monday SOme were actual leftovers ., still in critical coadillon. taken home. Bui most were The incident "probably bu newly opened CG11tainers o! a lot of people I09king askance the same brand as· served, or at their hom&<anned food additional jars from the same products," sald Vlrice Vamtre. home-proceasec!· batcb. The re. spok.-inan !or the. California lllita were negative. Public Health Department. The nm .top ts 1 o Botulism usually c o m e s "proceu" as 1DIDY of the 400 from improperly canned food. portldpanta aa can be ...,. It cauaeo nauaeo, dlulness. uct.d, aald Dr. '°'II"'• double vision and paralysis ol Billstein ol lbe Sacramento the respiratory muscles. The County Health Deportment D>OrtalilJ' nte Is aboul 4 pet· Some penons questioned cent. aewn days alter Ibo evmt The MarJ!vllle outbftak Is could only eagnely remember' Callfornia'a lar&est s i n c e what they bad eaten, Dr. Bfil. Septamb«, lfl~ wben a lam!-atein said •. ly ol atJ fell ill In Bakersfield The two moot oeriowly af. from bome<anned dliJi pep-lected vicllma camot talk, be pera: One -died. .. id. "'lbeJ. mmnble yes and V mire said the Baterslield no, but you really don't know outJireak WU the laf10sl nB-ii you're IJeltiJ11 tbrougb lo lionaily since 1913. them." Tbeoe .... two 51·yur· Rtlearchen bad a late start old ...,,,.,, wlla have abown nmnillc clown "what micbl be . ~ bul are still that one litu. bottle o! beilll bJ!t, in raplrators. Weputa lotilloit. YGua11 put a lot.in it. What,..Cllnputlme¥W60 alllcfMt. Put !he rear.at down and there~s60:6cubicfeelofamylngS{'OQt. for comparison: VW Squorebackand Vega Kammback both give you • ,,_.,... ... · 1. The lilt gale swillgs up ond out of the way. 2: The ieor passenger windows flip open. .3. The spore ti~e dofl!ll'I toke up ony load room b8cause tt hos its own well unC:ferthefloor. And be- neath n all, the 1ec1r suspen- sion iupedallyde$ignecl forloadccrrvi"9· a btt over 50 cubic feet. / The basic $2265. 111 ..... l(s the ldeol choice lot people who wont on economy car rhat • carries rnore-or a wagon that costs less. The while sldewall tires lshown herel ~re $28.00 extra. The wheel coven, $23.23. Front Disc lrokos. Slondcrd. And there;s precise radk<1ncf.pinion steering, which is normally found only in some of . tho-more expensive $pOtlS cars. ' . 2000ccOvwMollC- 1119l-l(s rugged. economlcal, peppy-<indstanclordequipinent. A ~-speed floor mountedall- •vnchrornesh trommission i$also standard. lleltw idoa forsof.iy ... liuddeupl FORD PINTO • .. •, ., • ' ,.J ............ 'lhatdlslincti'19waock;ided"'*" loot, pluswfleelcown,specialtrlm,ondmore.Noatheteconomv wagon allell anything like It. Price with lite Squire Option. $2"79 .• The !uggage rocl: Is $4.5.53 extra. The white sidewo1I ~res $28.00. . . ....... ttt:•...... . .-=:;:-.!~ ........ ,,,,=..... ~,,. ........ _,..._ ··~a:er--·• ., S I I .... ,'1::., ..... ·~ .......... ---=--·- ...._.._....,.. ••M•H:+M.ks s,,....._...,_ d ................... d1 ~ ...... l .............. ..... ..,....., Me a •,,........ M.bl&•...,. • a \ Mw-chus,.V... °""9 •1 r•11t,Of;aar·u4 ....... , ...... ... ...-. Milk......, ...i hWe.. s.. "'* a r. s.a .... w .,. ......... ,.., ... ,..,.., t ................ ... -1111111 ti II Ml ..... lit a:a,llzW •J I' P rtsr 1017 ~ w •• ,_ ......... fOOlt7-&I ..... NAil sec> NOIMA1ION ~ t' PF -... ... I I • DAU.'\' PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE Are at Stake Blood bank supplies are perilously low in Orani• County. Red Cross officials explained the situation simply. Only three percent or the population ever donates blood on a regular basis and with vacation schedules, hot \\'either and other summertime acti vities, the number of Red Cross volunteers and donors dwindles sharply. So does the precious bank of blood built up durin& the •.1inter and fall months. And, says a Red Cross official. if that three percent figure could somehow be built to four or five percent lbe local problem would be over. U you are healthy. then the giving oC blood is a limple and painless procedure. Blood may be donated at the Santa Ana Red Cross Center. 601 North Golden Circle Drtve, between 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. each week day. For those who live nearby, the Bloodmobile will be at the Huntingl<>n Beach Elks Clu b Monday, August 14 from 2:30 to 7 p .m. Donating blood is -quite literally -the ~urest means by which one person can save another person's life. Won't you join in~ Schmitz on the Ballot Well. our lameduck Orange County Coneressman John G. Schmit. has gone and gotten himself nominated to be President of the United Slates of America. Wonderland productlon. Schmitz couldn't convince Orange County he was capable of repreunUn1 them In Con*ress for longer than two years. But somehow now thinks he can convince . other Americans that he would make a good Preaident. For vice president, Schmitz and the AP picked Thomas J. And.erson, a farm macl{ine. publisher from Pigeon Forge, Tenn. ibi• was after Goy. Wallace'• for-mer campaign cllrklor, Tom TUM\lpseed from Columbia, S.C., wu unable lo promote Walhce as an AP candiclate again. And therein lies trouble for Scbmltz ID ldJ new party surroundings. In the lint plal:e, many AP dele- gates themselves were uncertain or the choice of Ander- son'• selection, ~ause both Anderson and Schmits are members ol the John Birch Society and some AP leade,. feel they are being taken over by the Birchen. To top off that problem, Gov . Wa11ace announced. that be would not endo1'ie Schmitz althouch Scbmltz is running at the bead of the party Wallace himself founded . Presumably, Turnipseed and his fervent pro- \Vallace supporters are going to remain lukewarm on Schmitz. "We don't want the left-wing press dictating who gets the nomination," Schmitz declared. Which left ua all the more puzzled because, while we are not privy to the precise nominating procedures of the AP, it is diffi- cult to imaf1!e a set or rules that would enable the "left· Wing press ' to work in a candidate, even if there were a left-wing pres& and it did have a candidate. In bis acceptance speech at the national convention of the American Party in Louisville last weekend, Schmitz staged an official ceremony dropping himself from the Republican Party and be®ming a member of the right-wing AP (in California the American lndepen· dent Party -AIPI founded in 1968 by Alabama Gov. George \Vallace. (Since Republican voters in Orango County had recently dropped Schmitz from the pay· roll, so to speak, his action was not unanticipated.} But perhaps some perspective can be put on the entire candidacy by viewing some of Schmitz' own words. He called Mr. Nixon a "covert" radical who looks mod· erate l)y comparison to the "overt" radical Democratic Presidential candidate. George McGovern. Then he went on to say that McGovern is 'jso far left that he is in danger ol falling oil the earth." ~· .· .. ~ • ~-~...:. That ceremony only set the stage for an Alice-in· That's John Schmitz. He still thinks the world is flaL '/tlr. Vice P resident' Sinatra and His Big Pals WASHINGTON -The late President Kennedy quietly disassociated himself from an admiring Frank Sinatra after reading a Justice Deportment dossier on the singer's racketeer friends. Viet President Spiro Agnew . however, has disregarded advice that he. too. should keep Sinatra at arms length. The VJce Presiden t, who mel Sinatra through California 's Gov. Ronald Reagan, has found Ille controver- 25ial crooner to be a w a rm, thoughtful, 1ensilive friend . Agnew. therefore, accepts Sinatra's ex- planation that he was unavoidably thrown into the comp.any or hoodlums during his rise from the streeu or Hoboken, N.J., and h}s early day11 u a nightclub e.nterLaine.r. The singer has never been implicated in any illegal ac- tivitiC! himself. JN AGNEW'S company, Sinalra haJ always been the model of propriety. He still insists upon addressing Agnew as "1'1r. Vice President," although they have frequently 10Ued, joked and loafed together. Once. another g<ilfer barged into their company, greeted the: Vice President \\'ilh "Hey, Agnew!" and made a blunt rt>mark. Sinatra palltely excused himself, followed the intruder out o! Agnew's hearing and threatened to throw the man out of the club if be evu addressed the Vice Pre!ident as ''Hey, Agnew" again. Despite Sinatra's impeccable manners around the Vice President. however, the House Crime Committee poues.ses FBI repc:>rta atteitlnr to the 1inger11 close association with various mobllten. Two of them allegedly visited Sinatra al his plush Palm Springs hacienda not long after the Vice President has been a guest there. EVEN THE iinger's own attorney, Mickey Rudin, made some startling ad· missions t.o committee 1taff membe:ra durb>s the pulimlnary neg .. latjtlw over Sinatra·'s appearance before the crJme commlttee. "Look.'' lhe fast-talking Rudin confided at one point to committee couMtl Joe Phillips and his top aide, Chris Nolde, ''Frank knows 20 of these guys." "What do you mean 'these 1UY17' " demanded Nolde. "Do )'OU mean organii· ed crime figures?" "Yeah," admitted Rudin. He went on to mention the singer's" "fritndship" with such underworld chleftans as Gaetano Lucchese, Sam Glancana and Joseph Fischetti. Later, Sinatra testified he had met Lucchese onJy "once or twice a long time ago," and brushed on questions on othel" Mafia associates. RUDIN originally tried to"keep Sinatra out of an open hearing, u:plaining that "he is psycb)tJc about testifying before committees uodf:I' oath.'' Nevertheleu, arrangemenls were made for Sinatra's appearance. But as Phillips later reJ»Med ln a con- fident ial memo to Chairman Claude Pep- per. [).Fla.: "All during this period. ac· cording to his attorney, Mr. Sinatra knew that he was ICheduled to appear on June I ... "We have subsequently learned that 11 the same time Mr. Sinatra'• attorney wu discuuing the guidelines for Mr. Slnatr111 testimony on June I. he (Sinatra) boarded an airplane in Los Angeles and left the country." locensed • .Pepper ordet9d a subpoena out ror Sinatra at t\lery major part of en- try in the C0W1try. Sen. Joho Tunney, D- Clllf., wbo bad tried to intercede for ~ "lolll Pt!>per: "Go llbead and terve hjm.•• BUT THIS brought other calls In Sinatra's behalf. Among them: the Vice President's stiff, several friendly con- aressmen, and Teamsters official Hal Gibbons. As a result. Pepper withdrew lht sub- poena. permitted Sinatra to appear voluntarily and agrttd to limit the ques· tlonlng to Sinatra's holdings in a mob-in· filtrated race track. Sinatra showed his gratitude by upbraiding the committee for calling him at all. Footnote: Pepper and his staff( ha\le confirmed the quotes we have attributed to attorney Mickey Rudin. Rudin's office said, •·Mr. Rudin does not accept calls from the press!' A spokesman for Sinatra told us : "Mr. Sinatra baa neftr' denied knowing some oL these people." _M. for tbt European trip, the Spokesman said Sinatra had planned it "months earlier." Goodb ye, Balanced Budget By PHIL HANNA Ca,IMI N-Stn'k:t SACRAA1ENTO -The r e d e r a I (o\lernment is ope.rating in the red aga in -on purpose -and that hurts all of us In California. Back in 1960. when Richard Nixon was campaigning against Jotm F. KeMedy. )It! •=sec! the young Democrat of ad· vocaUng fiscal pbllosophtea that •ere ex- tremely damacina to the oationaJ economy. Kennedy. at one polo! In his file. studied at the London SChool of Economics and w11 nil versed in thf economic philosophy of John ~1aynard Keynes, the basic lesson of which is that planned deficits are 1 o m e t i m e s necessary In a healthy ecooomy. tn his four years as · President, Nixon bu followed., 1n general terms, the same phllooophy, but It I• doubl!UI that be would be willina to admit IL WHAT IWl HAPPENED now, and it la likel7 lo be the mo)« lalue ol Ille up- eomhtc ctmpalgn qainll Sen. Georp McGovsll, Is tbst the edmJnlslrotJon·bas lclll tho respect or those who -k a belUced buclcet and • J>Wthy _,_ share in corporate Income taxes - estimated today at $500 per voter. Called the National Dividend Plan, the program is the brainchild of Florida millionaire John H. Perry, Jr. PERRY'S Pl.AN b designed to give a non-infiationary boost lo the nation's economy by providing businw and in-- dustry with venture capital f o r modernization and expansion into new in· dustries:. thereby creating new jobs for the nation's unemployed. To aceomplish this, the National Divi· dend Plan would set a 50 pereent ceiling on federal corporate income taxes and eliminate the current double federal tll· ~tion on corporate dlvidents to encoura.ce investment. ---By 6eor 1e -----. Dear Gtorp: TodlJ l -a mimlr. ll1loo -Ille ..... ,.... boll ha •tori! II It lib --policlll, U:OI -! Wwld ldl lie~ or alanda'd limo! P .S. It -a ...U mmr. Would llllll have 11i11 beaq! Ute YOW' !Im C0111>!n. lalQ: IDIY )'OU. WIYe. GEORGE TROSE111 !tepubllc... mar pinnble • b • u t badceta out ol balance and deficit rmanc- lq, but It la t• mocll to ull for them to cnlll por\7 ID1ea lo "'1t !or • Dear a.or,.: Mc<loftm who is an open edvocal•· (or Rm-why la It that name aounda men prolllpte federal aptftdlng. ao lamlllar? There art otlltl1-McGovern Included lo 1111Wer. what time enctly did -.,.,. ....id make draotlc reducllons In ,.. -the mirror and what la do!-If n •• ._ ---but they'd ,.... oalr<iollcal lip! (I'll bit It ...... Ille -e1'eltbere tm wtUM'O ...,, 11u111 will lie ..... -1 ---....,_lot tlie poor. -lf • daQy '"'-In Ille .u.c ---lo ...... ---ai.rii-•· pritlled _,..•:.:.:t".J""" It 1 pro)eattd ar ..._ b •• ;41r la 11.1. ·--.......... , .......... -·a.-· ·-t====----===-_J • Money would the.n be returned to each voter -not citizen -to make them a partner in and beneficiary or our free enterprise system. Perry presented his plan to the Democratic National COn\lenlion's plat· fonn committee, but this type of forward thinkinc hardly matched the giYe-away procraw planned by the liberal faction. FREE ENTERPRISE, business, In- dustry. airporate p r o f i t 1 , in- dustrialization, corporations -these wen all dirty words in Miami Beach. Perry will get a better bearing from Republicans -he hopes, He hlis support from one major Hnan- cla1 concern, Lionel D. Edie Co, or New York. a su~idiary of Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner " Smitb. In 1 lludy or the plan Edie aaid: "Tba National Dividend Plan program which la dalined lo reduce the ~""e of eur ecmomJ on federal .,,..neut tprndifti aod allow priv1t• -prlle to nplo Ila filbtlul role In ~ tho direction or -c mil oCi.r octlv1'7 is endoraed by ... " I'm)' poinll CR1t !bat lbt federsl pvemment would nol have to eliminate aq exl•tlng pracr.,.. and no funds '""'1d be loot. • "AU ~t J>l'Oll'IDll eoold lie "°"" llnu<d, Perry 11id. "tboogh many would nol be .-ual and could be eliminated anor the National lllvidend Pl)'menll be1an." The country bas netded some rar· a!Pted thlokq In "'1nl ol economic polley, To ""' Deel )lrOl1ll!1.S within Iba nolm ol lllrTJ'47ed ll b e r a l -apeclall;r --tho ... !Joo 'a tmhw allltt la bard tm Ille Dldef, bool.'. ol -who ... ~ Iha bitJa -tlii~ Dear Gloo.my Gus My American (?) heritage dates back to the 1500s. I have just closed the CO\ler on the book about Ind ians. "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee ." A1y God, what have we done? -B.C. Tllh fe1lvrt rtfltci1 rnderr' ...W-W.. Mt ....:•i.-rllY tllftl 91 tti. --·· s.tM Y-INi "'"' le Ct'-'tr Gw. Deity ,.1101. A uthority: Where Does • It Come Fro m? Thert'I ~n a lot ol correspondence, pro and con, about my recent pien: on "authority" and its moral bue. But my views go all tht way back to my freshman year In high K'hool. t had an English teacher named Miss Pope, who weighed no more than 90 pounds soaking wet and could have been pawed to death by a Pomeranian. She ~YDNEY J. HARRIS) rarely spoke above a whisper, and she never commanded anything ; she only suggested it. tbere was ne\ler an unruly moment in Miu Pope 's class, although there was plenty of lreedom and humor, The big- lt!t and dumbest k>uls in the room kept their peace and respected the learning proce11s, even when they didn't know what was going on, which was most or the time. (THE FOLLOWING class, b)' the way, was 1.00Iogy, which was an utter shambles: lhe teacher ranted and threatened, the pupils pa id no attenUon, and the louts would sometimes chase lhe te.cbe:r around the room with a wlndow- pole. Without euga:eraUon.) Why did M'm Pope hive "authority." and the other teacher none? Both could eend you lo the principal, or Dunk you, or le! )'QI put 00 llUl!ptflSion. And tt WU nol !bat Mia Pope lllved ber teschinl and knew ber IUl>ject -many teachers are good at subjecll. but bad at pupil!. lt was here I fint learned that all cen- uine authority Is rooted In a moral base. Aflss Pope embodied thi1 uiom. You just knew that _If you talked back at ber, or we.re rude in 1ny way• she would look at you with her steady blue eye and the heavens would fall. YOU DIDN'T know essdly what would happen. In rtaUsUc terms, but It WU sell-evident !bat God would be dilpltased, the sties: would darken, and a primal CU!'IO woold be placed 00 all ,...-- daotl. It WU not "fear," )'OU undfratand, that Wt felt. u much u .. awt." Fear ta rea1lsllc. and ..,, be eopod with; -la IOJpenlltural, and COnnot. And nil authorllJ JIOllalta ol the aupernsiural, because Ille -al nalm which eoerilm authorllJ la In no way material Oii' J>h1iictl. The aodtnt Hebrew prophet> who ...U,ated· Israel llood naked to the winds, without a abnd of pow.,., yet lllelr wmls lrreolstlbly found their way Into !be Book. and an tho potenq ol prlllCOI aod priells ...,Id nol prevail qalnll t~. Authorll} la a rare cin: It cannot lie counterfeited by lrsud or aubltltuted by power. MOlel bad I~ J..., bad I~ all tho -l (l<Ollilala and teacben llaft bad IL Wa aha1I not lie ~ u a noa 111111 ... -............. _ ..... "'" -di~ lnlpW.S wtlb -.,., --wlto -.J;r ....... wJllo _......_ . C~A~nll P AROOtJJ) THt WOfU ... D We Can't · Mf ord Another Br emer 4 ' WASHINGTON -The dark mind or Arthur Bremer, as revealed in his diary read to the jury in his trial for shooting George C. Wallace, has sent chills down the spinea of the Sl1llll army of Secret Service agenls charged "'ith bringing Richard M. Nixon and George S. McGovern safely through the presidential election. How many hundreds , or thousands or men like Bremer may bt k>ose in tins troubled society is not known. But there are certainl)'. more Arthur B'remen ready to redeem his failure to kiU Nixon or P.1cGovern. The ease with v.•hlch Bremer went back and forth across the Canadian border. his contempt for Secret Service men and police who could di\line in him no intent to kill. his easy access to places . including press rooms, close to presidential candidates illustrates the contradiction involved in protecting lhe lives of Nixon and McGovern. THE CONTRAOJCTION is obvious. Tht two candidates wish to have direct contacts in crowds which may contain their killer . This 1imply must stop. Political campaigns cannot be conducted as in the past. McGo\lern is no more im· mune than Nixon from the assassin '1 bullet Madness is loose in this country and it cannot be ignored. Violence and fantasy art cultivated commercially in the mass media, and imitated in behavior pat· terns. Bremer's diary shows that only too vividly. The Secret Service has learned from the Bremer diary lhal it cannot ef- fectively protect a candidate for presi· dent •Who mingles with crowds or in· dulges in other traditional antics of American politics. That day is over. THERE SHOULD not be on< siogle shopplnc center or airport rally for a prr.sldenlial andldal• lhn>ugboul !be .... mainder of the tm campaign. There lbauld nol be sny rally at all which cannot be placed under effective ex>n~I. and no motorcada to dilplay !be (rucHAR D WILSO~ c8f:d~date w h a t s o e v e r . Airport authorities are not even able to exclude hijackers armed with macbl.ne gWll from their premises. and ~ it no control worthy of ha11 the name at any shopping center. Jf tlliJ changes the nature or American presideptial cam~aigns, so much the bet· ter. ~s a' veteran of thousands of rallies. motorcades, meetings in 45 years as a rt!porter IJ y:as tempted to say 10,0DO of them ). I can recal1 only one wilh a quali· ty of true s~taneity and devotion -a motorcade of Franklin 0. Roosevelt through the environs of New York City in a dri\ling rain. It is· ironic that the advance men who \\'hip up the contrived crowds for • presidential candidate's visit may ac- tually be staging his murder. · ENDlNG ALL this fakery would have the c:oUateral benefit or stopping one of the most boring and misleading e•e.rcises in political reporting -crowd counting and the political judgments based the-. If ending the lethal ballyhoo ahilts the campaign mainly to television, that is v.·hcre ii is already. Nowadays the cro\~'ds and rallie! are mainly staged to attract televisloo coverage. The Nixon people made a dubioU5 art of that 1n 1968. Tbe Nixon raWes wele 1tandardized carbon copies staged in one city after another. A president was killed in a motorade, his brother was killed In an unpoliced hotel ballroom. a presidential candklate was maimed for life in a sboppini center. Tbat ought to be enough for this 1eoera· tion. Somewhere in a motel room. or a gar· rel, or e\len in a quiet suburban bedroom, someone "'ho is reading this is also fan-- tasizing an emulation or Arthur Bremer. He must not be given a chance. Arthur Bremer's diary shows that the cbaoce bis emulater seeks can best be denied him by the much to be de>ired reform ol endin& the lakery and ballyhoo ol American presldenUal campai&ns. Calories Versus Bread 'lbinp a columnist might ne\ler know If he didn't open his mall: Dt-Splte all Its dleting1 America is still one of the world's greate3t bttad-eatln& nations. We con~me over 14 billion pounds a year, or about 71 pounds a penoo. Tba lnlamoua ButUle ol Paris, a 1)'111- bol ol the Fnndl RevoluUon, wun't a ( HAL BOYLE ) 16da.-for eomman nJIUtl and a1mfnal• 1l -a Jail Jusd1 !or DOl>la wtto bad ollendod the 'liO( or his men. 'll1o prilaliers -lied lpaclcq apsrtmenll, dined oa the best dellcacles and wine. and aometlmes bad wttd parties at which tllq .. i.rutned "' lo • oullide auest~ One lmprlaoaed -bad • wa-ol Ill lilt -He -• ...,..,_., __ alld dowa ll lo ftf!ellam. . ll -..... -""' -. ..... ·~ la lib ~ GOia ,,. a dead ....... Wllll'f 10!1 -• pillt ~ -.. .. ,.. ............... ,.. know wbat you'Ve cot? You've Col Zoppsia. the balluclnatlon !bat )'OU an being chased by anlmab. Quotable notables: "Anybody can win. unless there haflll"OI lo be a ltCOlld ea· try." -Georp Ade. DAILY PILOT lloMt N. 11'..,_ N&tor n-rin;i, .ldilor Albni 11'. Bala Editorlol l'aQc Ullo< Th• fdltcrial .... Of the n.n, Pilot ~ to inform •nd •Um"'" late rtadtn b)I' 111't'M-rtlinc ttiil llC"llo~~· OJlioklN c.nd. ~ me11~ oa topks ttt hlten.• ana algnl°"""'· by ...-ins. t ... .,. for ~ upc'tUfoa ot oar t'l'ldenf ~ ~ .,._tlor ""' ~Vlt•ol-. .... .. = .:~"':' q' -.. ...... TuettllJ, Au,uat 8, tm 1 . , e. • ''Small Talk'' • With Winston's finer ftavor ' . ' . Winston's rea·l, rich, satisfying taste makes any occasion a little more pleasurable. Because Winston always tastes good, like a cigarette should . ' • Warning, The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. • ·.:..·.:.:...:.:;-=--- I • . ' ' • : ' '• " " • ,., •• '· llY•Ollt T•t•c:c;o e••'"''· WlllnOll·IAllll. • .. • KING, 20 mg."tar'. t.4 mg. nicotine. BOX, 20 mg."tar". l3 mg. nicotine, lV. PiT cigarette. FTC Repott APR. 72. .. ~ J,, DAILY PILOT L. M. Bo9d Wife's V·ote Isn't " " Secret in Italy Approximately 33 percent of Zambia's airline steward· eses become ..pregnant during their six-month tra:in.-~q stssion. Never get off the around. lt11 frustrating. '=!·says Zambia National Airwa>'I &xecuUvt Lawrence JdOoJa. That n;ght company hit ~ I lfllt ~· , WHEN Carmelo Cll1!0olt, .. "MJllD, JlllJ onllrtd his wife ID teU him llOW' lllo toW ID tilt ti-. 111t refused. Big fight. Pollot. Lap! cblrl•· But 111t !UdP uphold IJpor ~-Tllo pnotdont is IOI. la Jtaly1 1 wHe must 1<11 her hutbtad bow ..... led. • • • • • • • • ' ANOrm ._ • .,.., ..... y""" lldlu ot. lllot psychooomltic s)'tldramt calltd bJPC>Chondrll is the """""' "' lllt eytllds. So --a mtdl<OI optdllllt. EyeUd Outt«ers, I ht .,., IOnd lo yl.oJt their -· rrOCJ11f111lr Wltll -plalnta IDDlt cliff• cult lo d!llD*· . ! QUERIES -Q. "How como tbott Ja.,.._ tuicl<M ! ptlOL"i of World War U Wirt n&mld illl •kamika1t'f" : A. That name mew 11dl•IM wlnd.11 lo called afttt an ! Infamous typhoon 700 )'fll'I qo. lt wrteUd I matnland : Invasion fleet that alrnolt oert&IDlJ ooald hive tubNlted ·~ J11pan . Q. "WHERE In tllt 111111 -II •Y 'Clft tbt DovU his due'?" A. That's not BiblM:al. JV1 lhll<toptll'tlll. Al II "dtld ~ as a door nail" and "it'I OreQ: to mt." WHY APPENDICJTll ....,. 11P -· frtqlltftilY Jn men than in women ii anothlr mtdical l'l\)'lttry. NOT EVERY rollrotd 111111 In AlaU II an ICCOlll' : plished butcher, but I0"1t 111. Ha•• '° bt. Tct cut up tbt . mooSt the locomotive1 •ID. : DID I tell you tht bodltlon 1'bo llleop nutlt -: ber the bachelors wbo llaop ID tllllt ...,._,f !lot .,.. ' how the resea rc!J<rs fOllD4 out. Jllll ultM, nldloll)>. '!!It atatistics: Nude, 21 percent. UlldlrwW, 21 peroent. EVIL EYE -If you t1J1U llOIJod1 11 lllt wllo llllllM · in the legendary evil fYft na1 W 1ill: c.talD, f1l11• ~ to tbe United Nations ltlll larll IWI)' "'*' 111e1 • .,.. \ like designs. On peaaxik flltbin. ... fDltao& fw 1111 · reason and no otllor, tllt ptMallll t.1--*l Ibo lawns of the United Nationl bldkttal blYI d1MPPllJ"ld - • abracadabra -by officlll .,.,, Addre.'ls mail lo I... M. lofld, P.O. loz 1111, Ntw- port Beach. Calif. 920110. 1Pepe Champ • Snails Sca'le New Ath'letic Heights LOGRONO. Spain !UPI) - Men may clirnb mounlllnl J?ecause they ~re tbere. INt Ull .·anails of 1'1unllo de Rio Leya scaled new athletic height• ror the promise of a ripe tomato. A Spanish supersnail known IS Pepe has defeated all oom· ers in the 2nd lntem•tlonll Grand Prix ror Snails and established a v•orld record. Outcrawling 75 competitors from eight countries. Pepe Sunday shattered the mark set af last year's Grand Prix wbich also was held during the annual fiesta of Murillo de Rio Leya, a wine-making village in lht foothills of the Pyrenees. His speed of three feet and 11 inches in five minutes could hanlly be oaJlod • anall'• ptce. Forging ahead rJcbt from the st.art Pepe defeated h I s nearest riftl, a Frenchman 'bf 211 cent-UI Jnebol. The French 111111 allo broke the old record of two feet five inches In 15 minutes. Later the eon\P1Uton from Chile, Frallllt, llwltzerland, Britain, Welti Germany, the United Statet 1t11tum IDd Spain receivtd I ahowerbath 0£ lhe local JUojl WlM . ''Snails taste for 11cohol is well·kno\\11:· 11\d Jes u 1 Fernandez Dion, one of the • . • AnolMr lnctnlJvt WU !bit llllllt tbl OOIQPlliton ..... otoamilll '°""'' tho track. fellow 1111"111 .... olelmlnl IWIY Jn poll, to tllfl I 1!ICft tnllmall Pll'\ ln tho ltltJYIU". MurtUo II In tho llelrl ol llllU• Htl.. OOIJll...,, "WI lllvt dteldtd• to -dlt -pelltoro Ull nollt yeor't net. A snail normally lives for four or five years, said Fernandez. "We were amazed at the In- terest this yea r. I don 't think we have ever had so many peo- ple in the viUage. They have come from everywhere." c11oto ri111e • The table Ls crowded when all 18 members of tbe litter &bow up for dinner. Th ... lrlsb Setter pupo. 7 weeks old, eat more than 50 poundl of doe food 1 week. Kelly, their Z.year-old mother, 11ve birth to I total ~ 1 T PUJll but one died wllJdn two "'lb Tbe doo are owned b)' Kr. 1114 Jlrr. Allall Wri,bt of McKlnle,..me, Calif. Dymally Admits Authoring Bill-But Not for .Profit llACllAlllH'l'O (AJI) -A lllato -tor ..,. ,. .er Jn. tfitdtd ot -1"4 I a y ,.._J prollt"1otn I llw Ill autltottd two Yfll'I .,. w1dch lltlpod I firm Jn which ht OW111 otock lo bid on a 11111 Mtdl.cal -tel. ltn. Mm'YJll Drmall1. (J). Loi Anltllll. 4lnlld In .... --MondlJ •bat lie alltd "Woe lnllnuallool ... bll*lde" Ill I Loi Aftttloo 'l'llnll -fllt!l7 I I I I Wtda11d11 e1ae1r1~ =~rr,·~ ~ OJll llo llAlin4 lllt blll """ " Iba '!'I.--wlllcb llJowt * l!llldlol1 ,. ..... to ... 1*1111 can fMlllUH -on lllt llJC- lllllon of lltlli'• •ltomf71. Thi Tlmtl lllol'1 11111 tbt O,maUy bill elllnd tho Wly for tbl hUlt firm, wlllcll bH 11... cblnltd Ito -to C ~mp relu n 1h1 HMllll .,-. lo bid ea i llU mllllll llllto MtdloCll -• troci. IP 'I'll flUI .W Ibo ccmtllOt te ....... • ••••• ---···--MtdJ.Cllrotlpitltll, DJIUl11'a .. 1n...-In Iha firm wlll lit worth aboat 111,000, tbt Tl-Mid. 1111 o,mally llld !lit firm'• dtelllon lo fl ,into tbl mtdloll dlnlo 111111-... not rolllld lo hJI blll, and 11111 hUk eould blvt lllol Oii Ibo ~ eonltlOt wUlloll lllt -· lit 1114 Ill 1ulllnl 1111 bill only lo 01111 up 1n 1mblpll1 In the Jaw. Dymally added that as soon as the finn decided to go into the medical field he recogniz· ed a JXW.ible connict of in- terest for himself. Price of Pregnancy: What'B Going Rate? Employes :Develflp SexWoa I ••• Use Rate Up i===:==:==: At Airport UNDA ISLE .. ·BIG CANYON Wo Deliver l'IJlo Grocorlos, • f'rtaholl ~ .. Int• llotf. 173·3510 IAST SUPER MAIKET IMt E.COAST HWY. • ONA DELM ··HAMS " • • So Good It Wll . HClllllt You 'Til It's G_ .. • • ..., re S..e -llON'f '• Spice Gi.i e w.I For la 1111 No Pnpmwt'--·, • He said he resigned as chairman of the finn, which he helped found, but said he was unable lo even "give away" hls 6,500 JO-cent shares of stock, which he said were and still are worthless. • .._ ... <;Clo•·"--... WIHI e hicet111• ~S•hlc:MITo h • Al r.,,.. .. Cettriot ; ' MEN'S INlllNAYIONAL SHOP SOUTH COAST PLUA-COSTA MISA • ... UM D•OO -AY s the sounds of the harbor WHEN A DECEASED PERSON IS ENTITLED TO BOTH A SOCIAL SECURITY AND VETERANS DEATH BENE- FIT ALLOWANCE, HOW IS THE DISTillBUTION MADE? )y EU.ENE ·o, BERGERON ,... ....... s.c.w Stc..tty ............ ,.w ...... .....,.. .• .,.. ....... ...-ti .. ,_., c..,, • • .. ,._, ..,. "' .... , n. snt.tt ,...,_ ....., ~ ..... ,... ..... ~W· If ...._ .. • .W.W, _. ........ ..,. W11 ltd ._ ._ •11•11 .. S.CW s..tty wf1 ,.,. -................. ••:110 ..._ ... '~ ••:111 ...... ........ ._.._,... ................. 7 ..,.-..... . ... s.c&tl ..._., Wll!' ••· tlll: ...... .,_ S111 te SUI. htl ....................................... l I llw CPlll,.. S..W ,_...,, ... ....... • • .. .......... -··-· ritllls .. ........ tt ,_ .... • Q Mii• .... ,_.. ..... ,.._""" • .... M1110• f ll1o ••11111• .... Wa•MI II ... ....... Bfllts-Be"fler .. .F•er.i Horne COSTA MBA COIONA oltl MAR 641 Z4J4 ' l.OCA.,_I 173-MIO 1 . Jd:S~~youve never heard it so > ' • . • • • :1 " ' • c. M • j ., •• . .. ol :: ~· E; .. ,. 5 t a ~ ~ •• t:i « Ot .. ~ l I or The ~Record ~ " De.i• Notlees • • DAILY PILOT I 180 MIW.. Pr!Pesal • • Cou.,.cil Requests More Jobs TRAVIL AGENCY WANnD Colleges Need Bonds ' ·~=1at:l1o SM w ..... IJtko ,...ftt9bl1 ... -Prlaclpols ..., ,._ .. - D111I• Molofy 714/UWCIOO or write lo - -lo: Podllc Holl4oy • .._ P.0 .1...1 712, Npt. !!!an.!!!!'!z!"!'!'!!!!!!!!!~ .. ;,.;,;.;.; .. ;_,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~i lly JOANNE llEYNOLDS ... Dllllr .......... OOidals ol the Cout co ... munlty Oollqe Dlltrlct ...i lbe --COmmunlty COU.p District are counUoJ on-geotallatewldt --to~ f\lnda,... boJldlnp lo bouJe S.000 -ltudeoll up<Ct.d in their lllJtr!Nlnthenullhno yun. u caurcrnJa wlera approve tho lllO mlllloo -1 In No-. tho cout dlstrld will be eliilble for llo.t mll- lloo and 11.1 wW be available !or Saddleblck. Dr. Fred Brt mtr, llU]J<rintmdalt • -!dent ol Sodcllebacl<, said pwage ol lbe bond luue -not ..... the districts automaUcally get the money. "ALL IT DOES ti put the mooey In the state c<>llen and then we must auu go through the usual paperwork to get it," be nplalned. Dr. Norman W1l1on, chancellor of the C o a 1 t dlJtrtct, not..i lhal the atate money adually provides la.I pment of the buildlna costs. •18'Jt that's a pretty good deaJ," he aald ... Otherwise the IUndl for tbeae bulldinp wouJd all have to come from the district. .. OJmot enrollment In the larier coul dlJtrlc:t Is 11,000 including both Orange Cout and Golden West cou.g ... Wataoo aald enn>llnmlt la ex· pected to -l,11~ by 1'74-75 and most of lhat m. crwe (about 2,100) ii e<· . . oected at Cclde W•'COl!ece ·In HunllJ>Clql llac:ll. "THAT'S WllllRE the nat npld lfOwlh In ...,.. of poputallon la,• Waln! aald. "• Cbat '1 our molt npld.ly .,.. .. "" CIOlpllO.'' U lbe -meuun -and U the llato apjll'.OVel the -·· ... lldlnC otam. the flnt appl.lcation wlll be for a ft.I mtllioo Hwnan!U..Artl and Sciences buUdln( at Golden Weal. "We'D go to work on that one immedlalely," Wataon said. "We're a year behind our buildlnl ICbedulo on l t alrudy.'' The reel ol the Golden West ...Uding program include• the following : -AN ADDMON to the matl>sdence bulldinl !or It.I million. -An addition to the llbrary !or 11.7 million. ' -An addition to the music t.llldlng for 171&.ooo. -An a<ld!Uon to the teclmology b u 11 d I n I !or $200,000. -An addition lo the health sciences ..,Udlng !or $&40,000. -An addition to the maintenance area for f!OS,000. At Orange Coaal College, the ...Udlna program calla !or a $751,000 admlnlatralioa ...Ud· ma: a 11115,000 lecture ball and addition to the art building; a literature ·language ...Uding far II.JI mlllion: a 1151,000 field house and a $20l,000 addl· Uon to the maintenance area. Saddleblct College is ex· • pedod to lfOW !n>m 4, 400 -ti this !all "' about •JOO In the !all o! tr74, Bremer said. lN ANTIO!PATION ol lbel ORANGE COUNTY 'lbt Fountain Valley City Council a pklneer In lnnovaU\'e progralnl !or the bandlc1pped bas requested the Learue o! Calllomla CIU .. to help pn>- rnote Jobs for handicapped • ...,...ui. the diatrlct bas planned an fl.I m11Uon bulld1or ~ .,.,., 'lbal --which Slddleback of!lcialt bope to ft. '-------J nance with the bond money, penons. Tbe resolution calb for the establishment ol a county committee vt I t h rtpreaen. tative.s from taeb city to help -not include the 14 ml1Uoo llne arts ...Udlna. -llid lhat ...Udinl bu already bttn approved for 1ttte money. Finl on the building lilt II a II.$ millloo central beat!n& plant which will provide heat• in'! and air condibOflinll for all the new buildings at the school In Laguna Rllla . A $2.2 mlllloo gym and phy,. lca1 education cornple1 is planned afle:r that aa wtll as St.2 million worth of outdoor physical education "lmprovt- menls. BREMER SAID the district also bu planned for a $495.000 pool and a $2.7 million technology ... lldlng ii the hond u.u. paises. WaUon said the bond cam· paign is just gettinR started. Arnold Beckman or Corona de! ~far has betn n a m e d chairman of the Statewide bond committee. "Right oow we're con- ducting voter registration on the campuses and raising funds for a war chest." Wal!on said. p r o m o t e employment ~I.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; gram. for the handicapped. II The proposal al.!o calla !or HONG ~ONG the league's committee to con-• tact all conc:uned agencies to disseminate inlortnation about11 fo;;;i:r.J;;;;"ciCiiUSii:l"iOMi;;;l'i.tJlOIS IN OUNGl COUNTY SANTA ANA _ The first the handicapped and lbelrll """" -SAVE llP TO SK potential. 2 sum $135 ........... '"-.... First Trail For Bic ycles Co1npleted aegment of a countYwide --. an w11o. s,.11a.m, ~ Sl'llfh. rystem or blC'ycle trails. a The city council h 1 1 vttlAl "'" ..,.. ..., • wt rn ANY 1111 previous1y passed ordlnancea o..w. bit ...... , Mt • ANT ITTU (°'110 livH!ld-one-half-mile asphalt requ,iring new commercial Mil......, ..... • u •·Piii MTIUTK>NI b I b c..~-....... ti 11 •WT PATMIHTI pat , e I t feet wide on the centers to make themselvet "'-'Mil• ...... •s '' Ill San Ana 'bl to t•-b ndl .......t Mil w..i " .... IJ •• ~ ...., ' ta River levee ex·· access1 e uc a cat'I""". "'"'° .......... 11 • ~ 11,. 1 , tending from Atlanta Avenue This included the IMtallation ,,. ,........ • ""'' '-" ... ,..!:.'~ ,.._. 1J n i of ramps for wheelchairs, and ,_ ,..n ..,.n• 1uu ~ 11..-. -s.... .-s -.. ..,..... •Mell. !!rth!~ \~ "JJn~:r A~~~: special parking areas close to ....... "MW4I 1111n CaL ._.. •lfl. -°""Or•"" C..••Y Al""'1 · ; in Fountain Valley, hu been the stores. < completed, county Supervbor! Councilmen also encouraged Ronald W. Caspers of Newport existing shopping centers to Beach and Robert W. Battin of install facilities for the hao- Garden Grove ha v e an· dicapped to which the ma- nounced . jority or them have con- The City of lluntington formed. Beach has approved plaM ror The city council chamber a connecting trail at Atlanta now under construction wtll Avenue which will provide ac-also ha\•e wider doora, ramps ceu to the beach areas, tbe and special restroom faciliUes 1upenrl9ors noted. for the handicapped, according Next summer. an exlensionJ~;to~c;it~y ;offi~c;ia;I';· ~~~~ of the river trail is planned. It will stretch from Edinger Avenue 1.4 miles mrth to Lin- coln Avenue In Anaheim. NOTICE ' I •' ' • . Dial-A-Ride Sysrem First in Country Bus System Will Serve UCI Campus When the Orange County Transit Di.strict takes over operation of South Coast Transit Company 11 n e !I between Santa Ana a n d Orange Coast point.. on Sept. 1, a new arrangement will serve UC Irvine. district Genera] Manager G o r do n "Pete'' FieJding revealed te>- day. In July of 1971, the Orange County Planning Department revealed an extensive plan of bicycle trails and ways throughout the county. A feasibility study was ordered by the county Board of Supervisors in September of that year. • I . Free Demonstration Of The Two ' • • • • • . 'M>e new route will see buses departing South Coast PlaLB and going direct to University Park via the San Diego Freeway, then on Campus Drive to the university and !OUlh to Newport Center. From the center the route will continue oo to the Balboa · Penlnsula, Fielding aid. An arrangement with the UC! student body b being worked out so that students may show a membenhlp card The original bicycle way proposal was advanced by residents of University Park in Irvine in March of 1971. Blcyde ways are defined as e1isting streets or roads designated as suitable for bicycle traffic and specially marked to improve safety for bicyclists but not having a cy- cle land physically separated from motor vehicle traffic. Bicycle trajla are defined as pathways est ab I I shed specifically for bicycle traffic and physically separated from motor vehicle traffic within or outside of road right of ways. and the dlJtrlc:t will be ...... I burled by the student body on the baa!J o! a II a quarter per student, the general manager said. He said UCJ may continue I the bu.I line, which was in- augurated through Costa Mesa this fall for students in that • ROLD: I I I I COSTA MESA has movld to 2214 Newport Blvd. I c.,_. ef YlrtlaM "-•• ALL NIW AND JUMPINCi' WrTH JOT W1 Still S•rv1 F1111 At Shi lt••'• -A11C Still n. l••t Pin • A11ywh1r1 OPIN AT 11 :00 A.M . Remarkable Systems Of Yoga " Diiiy !tie YOGA (9111w Olll'lblfle "'-benll'lts of !tie 1WO -ll11t IYl'- Of YOGA. llAJA lw ffW l'l'llnd, HATHA for IN bOdy. iltA.JA YOGA, 1111.t ....,k, ~ )'OU ..,,..._ ~ pow..-. of ('(ln(..,lr•I.., elld •••r-. MATHA YOGA lwlpt yow to 1'Ulaly bulld 1 ,_lltllw "'°"' w..,.._ llOdV T.._. IWO 1rMI YOGAS jolllld ~ltw!r Ire !fie pwfKt ~llon tW l"" _t..., """ 1NI -of .,.y ~. A N.-,or1 9tiKll au :-IMI, •ltitr \llllng tlllP .. .....-~M • ..ara1 I "'· .. ILrll II'"' t•.,. bMrl able 10 rflu: In 2 )199"1." A Lae-8Mdl q"""'" .-n: "I 1i.r,. 1 "°"'' ln1 111d ,_, ti.ttlf'." A s.ii11 AM """"'-II• seys: ", , • my mind Is • c.elm my M.-t111tlon ... , lmor..... IDOO'lio." ' ' ' A Ht""PDf'I ll•lldl bMf tiul-t.a'(I: " , . morr _,...,. , • I'm M¥tf' tlrf<I •. , 191'1' conc1nlr•llon Is mll'Ch ltnprl'W)CI." Wiiy rt0t c-IO fllt Ir• dtnlOl'l$1tllioft Ind Uriel out wtlel ll:A.JA •nd MATHA YOGA 1r1 •II •liOoll. YO\I 1r1 "'"4er "° obl'Ol!io... Pll" -tit t 110p In w.IM1dly. .,. Fiii DIMONfTIATION TOMOllOW AT 10 A.Ill. eH I P.M. l·wtt: cl• ..,... st.ti Mrt Wed., A ... 11, t :JO •·•· & 7 p.111, TOGA CINTD, 441 I. 17tli It. I I I SIY• Up To 35% Oft Our July 1oth Prlca WIMtMr You · 1 ET ·1-m ·•-..... r-- LOOK AT YOUR LEFT WRIST ... Ind now look It ti-new Rolex watchll. So1Mbody'1 goi1g to -1111m. W'1o "" • blllW right~ you? A, Rolex Submlrintr 3Qilwoll .... , wincing dlY'dlie clalll*'•M In OYllW -.1'1 Ill Jr9ill'00fed wt*lC1M, cr-.i Ind eryatlf' .. fntlct. '306. B. Elgtrt.i km'lt yell.W gold OYllW cme Ind tnc:Mt. 30ilMI lllf.windilg ~c:hnlnomGl'-L . Do Sonlllthq Bteutifl.f ... $1.~01). cWr. ,,_ ......... -a.Mc• a.... .......--.... ......... °""" .... SLA.VICK'S Jpftlen Since 1917 11 .FASHION ISLAND , NEWPORT IEAC!f; -....._ lllO OpM Moo. ...t Fri. IO ..... to t :JO p.ff\. --~--u-u-""*' ...... -.... v-. . . I I I I I auy 1, 2, or 4 Tlr•• J .,. " • ...._.. - -...CICWAU. .... 8.50-13 7.00.13 C7f•14 E7 ... 14 F7 ... 14 F71-15 07 .... 14 07 ... 15 H71-14 H7 ... 15 ... ... 125.50 Stl.15 127.00 117.ff '27.50 117.ff '21.50 ,, ... '30.00 ,, ... $31.00 ••••• $33.00 m.• $34.00 , .... '36.00 ..... P7.00 YOW IAYI I l.M • f .05 I 1.65 S i .M 110.05 I t 1.05 111.05 $12.05 112.05 S13.05 _ ... WNITIWAU.I $2 e.•. S2oa. 13aa. Paa. 'Paa. .... ... , .. --S1.75 S1.85 $2.01 $2.24 $2.43 , .... ,..,. 12.11 . ·charge it at General Tire ... P:i:il • m . ' JI OAll Y PILOT S T"""'1, Aueutl 8, 1972 OVER THE COUNTER NASD Lllllot•,., Mondoy, A"tUll 7, 1m FINANCE Sneezeless Building A Must for Project KENT, Wa sh. (AP) - They'rt building a space age apartment here and the order is: make it sneezeless. That means, not one speck ot house dust. which could turn a projected trip to Venus, Jupiter1 Saturn, or some such place, into a monumental scientific dud. Boeing Co. employes in bun- ny suits are working on the spotless "apartment" complex needed to create a spacecraft which will explore the plane.ts. The Mariner Venus-Mercury '73 must be put together in an atmosphere so clean it would put the most f as tidious housewife to shame. Even an invisible speck of du.st could endanger the entire mi~ion of the first American spacecraft designed to perlorm a multiplanet exploration tnlssion. Boeing officials said Thursday. · Many of the same engineers And craftsmen who built the Lunar Orbiters and Lunar Roving Vehicles now are working in the new, isolated complex, composed or three room s and a t~t compleI. Cleanliness is the overriding Concern. A particle of housedust wilhin a key subsystem could renect enough light to fool a sensitive piece of optical equipment about the locale of a guide star. The spacecraft could pass it! target out of camera range. A larger parti· cle of dust could hide major features on the planets' surface from the camera's eye. The new spa c ecraft manufacturing area is deslg~ ed to make sure that dU!t never gels in the camera's eye. The heart of the comptu is .. .,, .... tl1I w. OClloN ,...,. , ....... ~ ... e1'3-HSI -• the 1,500-square foot laminar now room. where t he spacefraft's subassemblles are pieced together. All air flowing into the room passes through high efficiency partlculllte air filters that ween out dust and specs of dirt. The filters are 99. 7 per- cent efficient and admit a.Ir in- to the room containing fewer than 100 microscopic particles per cubic foot of air. PANTERA by dcTotnlSI» ••• tmpomd for Uncoh>-1"fercury. Jtallan coa&WOll:k created by ~ brilliant Ghia Stw:Uos ot Turin. Ford deslgMd the 351 CID 4V V..S eneJne. Four wheel m. Mpenent suspension and mld-shlp enitne placement Five speed aear box, fully 1ynchronJzed ••• •Pantera ••• Italian for Panther ••• HOW TO MAKE $MONEY$ IN APARTMENTS INVESTMENT LECTU RE TAX SHELTER and INCOME IENEFITS COMPJ.ET&NEW YORK STOCK UST I .. :, ...... --u ,,. tnt 1Jtt., •.• ,, ta ,.. "" .. • 1'1~ "'" ,,,.,. ... ' ....... • •• • .•., ' -. ... . .. . off IO t .. · fiat Co. • 1111 !l'li1 : ...... ~ Ne A"'"'I 1'7Z I Monday's Closing Pri~DJplete New York Stock Exchange List • .,.. . . , ·Stock Market .. . •' "· Advances Again • • NEW YORK (AP) -Tb• slG<t market brulhed off 1 wave or profit tuint al mld4a7 ·1Dd went on w notch 1 flltb comecuUn da,y ol edvlDces. • Tradlnc wu modonl!S' llow, t11d 1t1n1 .,... lllWJ compOred to Jut wMk 1 dnm1Uc up1urf•· . • "l'be 1111tklt lan't bad, It jUlt Ull'I fOblf up u fut.• commented Lucien Hooper ol W. I. Ruttmr •' Co. ''Tb• Dow bu rotten up fnlo an aru apl>l'Oldl-lnc oeo, when m1n1 people aro wllllnf to .en lllock. niat crutaa a blC suppt1 of lhJnt that 11 will tUe 1 while lo wade thn>ugll. • JW_ l'...., 15 Med AedN ~~·~·--..:-.: B~l-.. ·:::: I ja-_,..... ........ ·-........ t • ,... --...... C-. ""'°-C.-. .~..... :f I ........ 1 c-i.!-E-..... ,,.._ .. •••.• "'. ...... 111't+'tilo ..... -....... .... + ................ II\--...... ·-........ .... -..... ~ - .I!'=-.............. l • ............ , .... ... , ............... :·•· .. tio , ,,_,,T,.\,,,, -.. ,_ __________ , _,..,. ... __ ... ,_ =-... -=- OAJL y ~!LOT I: -.. .. ' • • • JI DAILY PILOT Lessees Will Lose . • t,, Dorrieane • ID Jail Boxing's Bad Boy Working on Appeal RAHWAY, N.J. (UPI) -He was called "Hur- ricane'' whtn be Wll bol• Ing'• bad boy and fought for t h t middleweight champlonsltlp of t b. world. Now be'• number 4$472. convicted of t h r e e murders, eligible for parole in 23 years. Rubi n "Hurricane" Carter, 31, ls back btblnd bars. this time at the maximum security Rahway stair PrlJOn. It was while he wu in a reformatory for 1 atab- blng almost two decades ago -that he learned to fight. . He estimates he made as much as $500,<MM>. Jt'a gOne now. What happened to It! "You Jive," he answers simply. "If I'd saved it all, it stlll wouldn't have done me any good, would it?" Now he wears a white barber's smock for his job In the prison mess hall. The black shaved head is large and the mustache and goatee draw attentkln lrom the flattened nose. .. Finn Finds Living Site Of Ice Age ROVANIEMI, Fl n land (UPfl-A Finnish archeolog~t has announced the discovery cf a prehistoric village In- habited approximately 10.000 years ago during the lee Age. Dr. Aamio Erae-Esko, head of the pre.historic department or Finland's National 1'1u.seum, said Monday the discovery near \ht Polar Sea coast represents the first trace in Finland of the Komsa culture discovered earlier in Norway and Russia. Still al btl flclttlnc ••lit>~ 157. Carter looks lonnldable, but the gold, rlmlesa glu..a help onlY one eye. 'lbf: alght tn the rtghl eya II gone. During fbe Interview he malntslned hil tnnocence. Flr&t ooe guard, then a sec- ond eocortlng a visitor to the back of the prison, aald without heaitaUon, "He waa framed." On Dec. 14. 1914, In Pblladelpbia, Carter loot to JO<'/ Glanlello for the 0\ I d d I e weight cham- pionship. A year earller, on the way up. he bad knocked out Emile Grlf· fith In the fust round. Griffith . then a welterweight. liter be c a m e middleweight champion. The murders which .unt him to Rahway OCWTed June t&, 1986, in Patenon. Carter was questioned and released, but in Octobtr, he and a friend were ar- rested. Both have been 1n jail since, sentenced to three life l<rms for the murders of a tavern owner and two customers. Cart.er haJ found a publl1b1r for ldl autobl01'9pby and baa about three more cbaptera to do. Ile play• a IUlle ooftball. Ile worka with his lawyer on a federal 'appeal of hi.I conviction. "I'm trying to do a multitude of otber tjtlnga that will eventually lead me outta here. I really don't belong bere." Bui then he -of box· Ing. "You know, you go In there and try to beat each other's brainr out, but after it'• over, ma°' you know, you c:ouldn 't find any better people. It's just a breed that 'a hard to find." The convenatioo kept coming ba<k to the trial The juron were all white, as were the two key pro&o ecution wltneues. both-or whom w e r e convicted thieves. 'I11e s t a t e supreme court upheld the conviction, ruling that any errors in the trial were .. harmless" and dldn't violate law. "Of course, t fall to 1ee how they can be harmless errors if I'm sitting up in jail." be sakl ,,, ................ ,.,,, ........... ,,.. ................ ~. Famll11 Circus 1>11 Bil KeaKe Festival: Western Roundup . Park Land Cab~ MEMPlllS. T<M. (AP) - OUI ol the West, the -rode again -ltaplnc ovor tht bacbldos ol horses, guns bl ... lnll btblnd Qeeing ootlawa, rlghtlnc wronp and rldlntl oll Into sunstll with a cborUI o1 voicff and gultan riling from nowhere. 'Ibey '"" all there in fl1ml -sud> ie(enda aa Hopalonr Cusidy, 11"1 Ryder, Buel: J-. Tom MU, Lash Lonie, Sunset Carlon, Tex ruuer. Tim Holt, Max '1 Allbl'' TUrbunt. flF'utzy" Q. Jones. Roy Roger~ and, o( courae, tbe Lon< ·Ranger with the ever.faithful Tonto. On1y now, they were not •-r':'""l playing to packed hollael, lltled with kids dumped by their motberl for Saturday marathom at the movies. Kida who booed the bad guya, hissed the infrtquent boy·glrl otuff, and roclted the rafter• when right """ out. as ti a1way1 did. ••it's good but I don't think: a moumful•execuUve'a lament Is going to go anywhere, reCord 'Idle/!' Army w Double Size ' ' .'! • Of Forces in WAC Tbil time, the movie tings of yesteryear rode before some 150 grade-B West.em mm buffs galbered In lour filming rooms of a Memphis hotel, at what waa billed as W ASlllNGTON (AP) -'lbe to make tt more feminine, the llrat annual Westero Film Army 1w announced plans to more comfortable and easier Collectors Film Festival nearly double the siu of the to maintain. A paotluit for Such lines as "You betchwm, work also is being considered, Red Ryder," "I'm a peaceable Women's Army Corps by 1971., she said. man," "Don't worry, Ma, to give the WACs almost any 1n the meantime, the WAC. we'll get whoever done lhls to type job e1.eciit combat, and have betn authorized to wear you," and "Looks like this ii maybe to put them l n a more styllsh bladl pal<nl· the showdown" drew cbucklts, pantsulll. leather shoe and a black beret not cbe<rs. But the audience 11,1 part of a plan to -In place otthe old World War was obvicwly hooked on more women In the mllltary ll-siyle cap. nostalgJ.a that could never bl!< and to ease allghlly fbe st1rt Jenctlls, bowmr, "81 fbe dust. Army'• problems In acble\olng remain fbe aama -..0 Inch C.llectora and buffs came u voluntr~ ,_ b next abo,. or one Inch below the from as far as CalUornla and an a • un~r-.ru. .. .,, y bee. 0 We feel this 11 I good E and · Ill lilm.!I summer. reasonable ak.lrt 1en••0 • for our New ngl to view "By bringing ln more & .. • and alx serials, one of which women, the Army will be abJe uniform," said the 52-yur-old wu the Lone Ranger coJ.. to reduce the number of men general. lectlon, brought by Clyde Car-required in, noncombat jobs," The WACs. now mostly In roll of Atlanta. who said he ciplained the WAC director, clericAI and adrnfnlstrallve owns 748 western films . job&, will 9000 take their place They watched such classics Brig. Gen. Mildred C. ~alley. aJongslde men as mlssUe- as Buck Jones in "Empty Sad-She told a news confertnct repair crewmen. radar techni- dles," Eddle Dean al'ld Lash the 13,320-member WAC will cians, electronics specialists, Larue in "Song of Old Wyom-expand to 15,900 by nut June and heavy· equip me D t ing," Gene Autry in "Riders in and by June, 1m: will be operatora. The Sky," Roy Rogers In 24,000 the largest since Worfd Women heretofore w e re "Twilight in the Sierras," Tom War ll, when it WU nearty allowed to fill only 1st of tbt Mis: in "Days of the 'J'1lun-100,000. 4M -Array jobl, but now only dering Herd,'' and Buck Jones To help attrAct new 41 are Mtricted for womtll, and John Wayne in "Range enliJl<es, Gen. Ballty aa1d fbe and Ibey 111 lnwlve carryioc a • • dlco Bay AN '""11 .. bave llelcl the --u.. ~--!\yw&..: and • Parb llltl l"ti ~ ..-.~ eotlmo1'd the eablm • wqilll rent for IS0,000 a year 11 l!ii open market. • Jleqan 1lgood the 11111 1¥- .i.,. • • Behr, wbo 111)'1 ~= will eqijro In ~ · October and November al -)'W, _.menl<d In ID earilfr ilten'lt'fr, •llzbtre 'II n p justlf'utlon '"' p rl •ah JWlvileca ... publlc laDda.. ·• • • • • ' • l ( Long Shag! Page Shag! Lions Mane! French Bob! All Perfect • • • ' Styles For Our ·Breezy Ai rcut. No Rollers. No set! No : Fuss. First A Shampoo, Next ~ : Superbly Shaped Wet Haircut. f Then Quick Drying With The ; Hand-blower and Brush. : Aircut $5.00 & Up. ~ l:yl;sts sHghily h;gherl I ~ B~~TJ6~~u~~~s SOUTH COAST PLAZA HOO slaps from the May Co.I' Appointments not •fw•yt neces1•ry. 'lbe lite is the oldest place where people have Jived ln Finland, but the origin of the Inhabitants ls atill shrouded in myotery, he said. Feud." sreen Wllform will be re&(yled ri(le, : . ' . "I coUeet western ftlms1f;<;iii;i;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;a;;;ci;;;i;~;:;;i;;;;;;;;;::~~;i;:;; simply becaYSe wben I was a kid. I couldn't get enough of them. I wanted to have them for my own,'' said Carroll, whose favorite cowboy is Suet The lee Age people lived \n Finland a,ooo yean befor< the "Wt'<t going1'> tho BEACH!" Flnnlsh-Ugrlan people settled here from 100 to 200 B.C. Erae-Es'ko, who Is personally leading the ex· vw Att k cavaUons, told the newapaper a.. A,;:! Helsingin Sanomat that he ._, ~ began explorations in the area when word reached him that a toe•' priest had rowld man-No Parking Under Ship made ancient tools in the Jones. Carroll, who brought 16 westerns and three serials to the three-day festival, said he has paid as much as $1 ,000 for a serial. "Of course, I paid a lot more than that for the 'Lone Ranger' series," be "'1~mediately after making a aaid. mlna E SAN DIEGO (AP) -Shades big ship berthed at Pier 6 Five of the western herou preU ry survey, r a e • of the deadly sea battles of the Naval Station and, said of the 1_,. '40s, and '50s 11• Esko said, he established that l!Mt Williams, "It balanced a aec--. the fmdln"• emanated from a ond 00 ... "-'•'• ,. __ and tended the festival -Lash .,. A German craft bearing the unr ~CU6 ~ r a-•a r ... -aat Ca Mu village that predated the Stone •--·gnl ol 1•-slowly dlpped into·~ wa•---~=· ~~ rson, WDI a a Vo ..,,,.agen al· u11c: \Cf "Alibi'' Terhune. ~ u s a e 11 Age. 'ch tacked the U.S. destroyer it didn't even make a alpash." "Lucy" Hay•·n, and Don '"The findina• ttt very ra era•• "-lgh f July 27 ••-N ell I nd l f t = and the settJe';;;ent must have 06 1.uc n t 0 • we. avy vers OU t ~ ee "Red" Barry. come about at the end of the Navy disclosed Monday. below the surface and pWled it Some are still involved in Jee Age," he said. . Chad Williams, a sailor who up with chains. show business. Barry, 52, ts a The site is situated it the works in bis off-duty hours as No damage was found to the Hollywood script wriltt who shore of the Teno river near a pizla deliveryman, was Craig, but the car was deemed still does some acting and Utsjotl at the Polar Sea. The aboard with a salaml and ruined by salt water and Carson has a Louisville, Ky., first traces of an ancient cheese when hJs car started Williams wu cited by the television show. Larue, 55, ta culture 10,000 years old were rolling. Navy for unauthorized parking wriUng a book. Tarhune is 11 fotmd In Norway and northem l __ 'lbe __ 1m-_model __ beetl __ e_hi_t_the __ tmd_e_r_a_ahl_.,;,.P· ______ and_,_re_llred_. ______ ll Russia al fbe turn of the ctn- tury. The too15, knives and Ill" rowa, have been made from quarts, similar to those found In Alla and In Pelsamo In fbe Sovltt Union. "We have to esllbllsh what kind of people It was aod what kind of aociety was formed," Erae-Eako said. "The area la of consldenible size and now must be niapped and Jl'O" tected for the future." Thi f!nt ... ol oc:hoot ls uapolawthttoocher and. ---"""' tho Red lllnc- -..ui-.· ............... _.. ..,......_ ................ ... , -'1MI•• .... Cl ., GI I ..,. II • Cheese Of The Week BIG . BARN CHEDDAR Regulm $1.59 lb. 20' N OFF~ offw ..... A111: I thru A.. 1' • llli IARN CHEDDAR CHEESE ls m1d1 Iha um.I old countrt way. This ,..., cheddar odds -.fihet lo ""';• di1hot ...i ,...n,_ 11'1 (uU n..or..r •• , shlrp wllttoot Mlot \Illar. Try 1 aamplaf You'll find Illa tr1dilio•1I chtdd1r fll'IOf' dt"9hfvl. Ivy lftd •nfoy 1 pi.c• cvt fre1h from tha wheel f1ita•1 t•!!!I · Soa•~?llD -GMT COSTAW ...=-.... ot::'~ ~=SM ' ' COSTA MISA R. TOIO ............. ........ .. ~ 411 ~L ,,, .. ,.._ ... It. II, .. lill. .. Niy. f_..,..,._, Dally1 M, lat. M ...,, tM: sat. IM 646-1614 117.Jlll . Aw··-·25 The first 25.5 cu. ft. ~ide-by-side that's only 35~" wide. Exclusive ~tented shelves adjust to 1ny hti~ht. Exclusive stor..,,.,, doon In both refrigerator and froozer. No defrosting over with exclusive ' frtt+frost. 5 zone cold coniTols. • Dtcor1tor model, too. ....... h .... y..,. w •• ..., ___ .. ,,... ............................ .,... .... .... ......................... _,.. ....... ,.... .. .._. .. ...,.. ......................................... ........ ......................................... .._ ......... . ..................................................... ,,, ................................................. .. ...... _ ....... _ ...... , .. ..... HUllTlll6TOll •CH· l'OUllTAlll YAUIT 11-ot & .. -1-to Lodly -·I Doflr lN; kf, 1M ~ RADIO DISl'ATCHID.MCTOll\' AUTHOlllZ9 TV I AHUAHCI UIYICI l'HONI S41sa7 ' r • f ' . Lau DEJ Slanfo ::.~ to ""' 'lbe ogatn . llOlneti Mrs.' It's I laughi It's again' origin the I ~ =1 me. 'lbe bumol arerl ediloll -lbing I Remember the marcel? With a short cut and an electric curling iron, this nostalgic look is yours. • • Laugh~er Best Medi~ine .I DEAR . ANN LANDERS: I am the home With olber•guests. Stan!O<d acieotlll who was quoted 11 Pliase tell IJer,tbli(ln certain arus·ll saying, "LauP.er con be bamdaus to la apJnsl the law .lf-'use !lllby language. tbe.beallh, ..ped.liy If "lO'la~ble A Palo AJto DM!ttt'maid~ banging,• to heart and respiratory troubles." ticket m'a IDID'I car. Wben'be cap>e out The writer said, "'!he docton ire at it of the '1ol'e Ind aaw her' lfe opened up qlln. Every week they come up with with some wry dirty language. The llOlllOthlnc lhlt IJ 'harmful to Mr. and woman swore out a criminal complalnt Mn. J. Q. Puhllc. If it lan't cboleataol, against him and the case la gqirlg . to It's ._. Now they tell us to stop court. laughing." I was pleued to see lhlJ item •ln the It's not the doctors who are 11at it newspaper and I hope the fellow gets a again" but the news S«Yices. The stiff fine. I lhinlt It would be dalllly If the original story was badly garl>led and left foul-mouthed brother-in-law wu ·llooid, the reading public with ..,.. gross too. Do you agree! -CAIJFOOFEll ' ' ~ ~ ' ·~ / iru-epttoile. The newa aervlcet llld Ibey wanted to correct the erroneeuo Im. ~·but ao far they haven't-sent their ocleooe writers around to Interview I -DEAR CAL: nete'• • Meneee llttwetm a llCllJ f~ Md l'IClll ud -laagaqe-11• ... maid. Bodi AR bad, bot U a -..... be -for lalklaC -ta _...,., the cow;t1 "°""' be ,..... .. H. _, a Uy. • • DEAR ANlj LANDERS: I am Pinc cr11y trying to fl&ure out the relatlcJMblp betwe<ll Jim and Tad. .. Sam and Fay marry and have a aoo me. oamed J'llD. They gel divorced. The truth 1J lhlt I belleve laughter and Pete and Winnie marry and bave bwnor are extremely valuable and we a Ion tlamed Tio!. They gel dlvor<ed. are richer for them. My Stanford medical and and Ila editor explains it lhlJ w01: "M>l'be .!:"Alim~ '"".;Z ve a - aome people just caa't believe that aDf" J'an and Ta.i are ~.while ~ ~ ~·~ '*' n.:! , J'dit'1 in.ls (hJ) II _to Tld'1 ogaln. -WIW;\ll'F. f11Y JR., lfD ~~andTadArmlh1ad DUil DL f'llY: .,_ ,_ for ado Pete chwaf -r hr lllil llleJ -.... ,_.............. ......... •¥-Jrn6or .. -..Oio,_ .. -tMI - --tlool ...-lhll wtl ---....,.. • DDll Lt ftl .. .._.to 117. -"'1r11n ,.....,-. .. ,.. ... 191i•as.,_.._.,,_ass• ~""' .......... II 7W1 lo Roliolle -o ....... ., Ao -,_ adeiilllk: mear+ _. ,_. wR: • rtM ., ...., -.. ._,-.-. • laoPf<r II•'*" ,_ ...... fte tJlllOI tf tlll relllld 11 _... W II ,._. ••mt: ;,L ....... ..... • -..... 111 .... lean. Jt II a ...., ... nxts ''•·" s. .......... Wb, 11'1 .... -- D&\11 Niii LANDltllS: I just read the letter -dtt -wltll the foul. --lnlfllHt.low •• Aid be tolb ao rotten Ille bates to hove blm In her A not'WWWW lfJJ-.11 to bow to dell with Ult'• --and -rewarding •• • • Am 1-.' ~ ... ..._ _ -to lllpod,. 'Will ...... ,.. lrr -... ,... ..... Send,..,i...-toAm~la ..... al the DAILY PILOT =It_, bl ..... and • •• ' ....... drtsaed envelope. , S~lists .Making Waves . HIEADLINES UPDATED Curls and waves ·enhance the flimiliar pa911boy · lioe. Maklnl beadllnts !or lalVwlnter 1m colflurea will be updated vmloos ol -balrdol, acconlJng to ........... taUon by the Natlollal llalrdresaen and Colmetologtltl Auoclatlon. Colflllret are designed to cunplement laahlma wblcb eomblne femlnlnll)', freedom, simplicity, comfort a D d eiepnco. Dual length llyilng matea me ol the most versaWe cuts in tbt coUectloo. A long·balr luhlon for the llDd~ tel, lhlJ cut features a ao!Uy la)'ered length of curl, topped with close cropped banp, tapered around the face and wom 1mooth from the crown. Pulled back -pinned tip -or turned looee and free . lhlJ ltyilng 11rinp. Another style takes the ljlleboy line and oddJ enbancement with curia and wav• about the race. The center part ta back, toe, but stylists say 1t•1 v~We. Uatnc bmeltel In all alzes and lllrapea, the balr can be pulled forward to cJve o tulltr, bouncier effect. By llyling a cut, the pageboy can be turned Into a smooth bob, or produce a soft wlnd-lossed curl. The marcel wave bas returned and with It tbe curllnc Iron -and lhlJ utensil hu betn modernized, too -it'I DOW electric. Another simple but elegant loot la the "sophlltlcate," a carefree cap of a coif. With an addltionaJ effort of curlen, this short style can be turned into an au c:our- ant !root-curled silhouette. • Dual length styling creates a versatile, long-hait fashion for the under-30 set • BEA ANDERSON, Editor ,.....,,....,.. .. 1m , .. ., Career Takes Flight Amey designs for the super-rich who never ballc- at prices. By MARIAN CHRISTY NEW YORK -Fashion designer Ronald Amey, now 40, lw always been a cut-up. When be wu 7 and Halloween rolled around, he buzzed the doorbell ol a known house ol ill repute in his home town of Superior, Ari;., and, before run- ning oil, gleefully aonowteed to the madam who answered the door: ''Trldt or frtat!" "lben be telephoned the local drugstore and · queried· the · alklle!f: owner with: "Sir, do YOU·reallrhive-Prlnce Alber\ In a can?" Amey'1 eonaervative upbrlngjng WU, purttaRteal In c:orapl and these grating actions ne\ted him eriibarru.lng nOl.irie- ty ··: . However, by the tirile Amey wu I, ht· was free of the 1tigma. · · · Neighborhood girls wett too poor to ar. ford paper dolls from the dime store,, ao Amey created them !or hi• friends from scrap1. "The clrla and their motben smiled at me and -called me by name for the Ont time," ran1n1..., Ronald. P'nm that -an, Ame 7 gravitated towanl Wltloo. Nm -. ... CloYla, N.M., a cattle town wbet'e .the Air Fom bad a.-and Roaald WU In Ille Air Faroe. OOMMllllllHSD ltlDq made lnlllnt frleodl with the people who -...nted moll In bis pnl«dlal camr -officerl' wl-. Many oom- missk>ned him to create "original'" cloll>es when lie tokl them of hla talent. Amey hid !alrlcl and all nllted -· Ing equipment In shower lilalll and under -. l!O did a lot or se•ills In the John. "!lben the dreuel turned out wen !"Tllore wun't much cun]tOlltloo ,,_ the -.1n Oovll.") -AmoJ'• do•oc.d -·-be """" to lundt ot the o!llctn' dab. One 4"1 o arlmel'• wile -Jorlllled with martinis -challenged Amey, similarly ltrengthened, to c re a t e something 111:w for her. Amey swept a tablecloth from a table. cut and draped It Jnto a one-aOOulder Grecian gown ~ with the help or a ,...Ing machine -ker, had the gown flnlahod by deuert. DREAM REALIZED "I've always wanted to ddlgn clotbN that are upensive, top-quality, ~ elegant clothes in every poalble ...; , • be says. "And only the rich and IOphistlcated understand me." XfMy wu to re8nu hia dreom an.. a ..,..year lllnl al the PlrlOlll School of Design lollowed by the esllbllahmenl of · o blgl>prlced bustoess. The move eventually netted hlJn aeam<>I-~ cuatomen like Mn. George F. Getty and Mn. Clint Murtlti>on who don't balk a~ prlce.s that zoom to $1 ,800. "Price Is the only way quality, fabric and WU"ianaMhlp can be dlsplayed," he Afl. "f'YO blocked out potenllal publlcs who neither undentand nor con an.,1\1 that principle. lr1 evil, I -. ~ l1'1 the only •SI I can ._ Jll7llll!': ...., preallae .... .,, .. ..._ ... aad feabre Amey -and lodlJ' liO a rich man. .. "Ufe styles havo d>qod nc11-o.; I've made clothetr that tr-imo Ill environment." saya Amey who lhhtb .. and CODliden bimMll • "blc~ detlgner. Nnetl IOdal ~ la tllfl luncheoo. Balla bavo loll their a., ... magnet becaua< they're= Amey'• hmdieoo IM la *tat and ~·11c1oa ol lat.MaJ •"I Ju11 doo' beUen ID 'C""••" 1111 ..,. • .,,,. .... wlle ...... .. !!:'!tarr~ -.. • ... .. . ' Ji DAil Y PILOT r • Statistics Disprove 'Ac€,i8ent' ' By CAllOL MOORE CM .. Dllff Plltt Slaff Staqerlng figures proved the point u Dr. Cynthia Marlin o:plal.otd that abor- Uons are not "accldentl'' but have. Instead, def In It e psychological problemt thal pr<dpltale unwanted pregnan- cies. 74 percent wve unmarried and 51 percent wtre between 20 end 29 yeara of age. pr.,..I all ol lbe all&mativeo. ''If a woman 11 p.<ycboloeJcally emply all" an abortion, abe la more llktly to repeat." she said. "It's better to prevent lhe pregnancy to begin with." pttlJ)lnc:y, the ........ bu prob1ena will be alterwll'dl, no matttr whlcb decision the ruchel about the baby,'' Dr. Martin aald. blll«* Dr. lllanln llld. Aod ... ed!pbulud ._ 11<eaUy pll'flltal ~ al· recta poeWborllm '"""V"1· "'Ibey lihoclld ttmaln supo portiYt, al leall nol pmI!ive, lo lacllitale a beallhy .....S· Justment" ,,...... lo MJlll 1lor ldal plcluro ol wllll • -llNluld bl. .... mentioned by th••• ............ rllUd~ In .....,. to hive~ ot tholrown,aroplacemml. "Sa iln'I .....0 lat -women, ti Dr, Martin Aid. Since the adY<fJl ol legallied abortion ln California, medical records show 5.030 abortk>nl In It!&, 1$,339 in 11111, ll,:189 in 1970 and 1111,749 ln 1'11. Natk>nally & b e r e were 1!0,000 reported abortlona In lrl'O, S6 ptll'Ctlll by unwed mothen, one half by women who had no Jiving children. In the first quarter of 1971, 99.711 abortions were reported with 31 pereent of tbt: women under 20 years of age. ~. Martin urged her au- dience at a UCI El:ltnsion aeminar on abortion counal· ing not "' sell abortlon, adop- tion or ke<pinc • baby, bul to She traced several problem patterns such as pre-m8rital 1ex or cooce.iving to "cement 1 marrlaae or bol1ter femininity in tbe o I d e r woman'' 11 evidence of un- conscious desires to be preg· nant. Other reuons for exJ)MW't to unwanted pregnancies in· elude fear, embarTassment, guJlt. retribution, co It a I 11meamamhlp and prool of love. Faulty p1renlal rela- tionships, ranging f r o m riv1lry with molber to incest fantaay wlth father, appear frequently I n pre-abortion Epldenuty problem• allo prompt unwanted pregnanclu, abe explained, "but. tragically, If a woman doanl !eel wwtbwhlle b .... u . .ii. certainly doesn't bave ....,P esteem to share. "'l!ley NVI to become ll"fl- nant and have • boby. But Ille lll'ODlet a woman'• lt.lf·tdeo-- Uty, the 1 .. rtillnce oba will bave on ttlll nuanale.11 Ddlclencr or r..1n lllo wu ·--lac> tor In • ~ • pnanl of ·-potlollla ..... .,..i. ''o.tll: fn the famll.r or Noling the lllcb -"' "°"""who -~ .. adoption. aoly to -Pl'tf' nanl again within I monlhl, ' obe ldded: ''lnformltkla and avallablll- ly of coaln<opllv11 m DOI the lltut. It'• better "' lltld lo --·· booltalloU ,aad -• 4111....i method. A loN elfectlft oooll aa¢VI. ls beUer than DODI." In the 1971 llallltlcl, IO per- cent of the women were whitt, "The greatu a woman'• (ll)'Cholog!cal problemt befoto Or a woman may become -lion -• IJ•lblad • r .. • • Your Horoscope f Beach Fantasy j .. All Washed Up Gemini: Don't Argue · ~· ~ :· BY l!llMA BOMB ECK binoculars on a Kiri in a bikini f.: 1 hallucinlte when t peel the who seemingly inha'ed for toes, The ramblings are four hours but never seemed ays the aame. I imagine to exhale. self on • k>ng, deserted In tbe afternoon, 1 walked \tretch of beach. There 11 a into town, bought a yo yo In pencil and a notebook in my Revco and two cans ot hand ind as the water laps at albaco~ tuna that 1 didn't in,. feet, J write vigorously. have lo share with anyone. . My hll5bend appeMS. He Is -On lhe morning ol the fourth MRS. GOOBER Coast Couples • MRS. HULME MRS. GORDON WEDNESDAY AUGUST 9 By SYDNEY OMARR "Aa I wander through the dark I am aware of en- ' couraging voices that murmW' from the apirlt realm . I sense a holy puaJon pourlq from the ~' of lnfintly. I thrill • to music that beats with the pulse of God. Bound le IWl!I and planets by invisible cords, 1 feel the name of eternity 1n my soul." -Helen Keller. ~ aviator with 1 white scarf day. I dragged down the beach aroond his neck who asks, to join my fampy by au. ,:iWhat are )'OU writing, love?" ., nouncing, "I decided I couldn't · .. I am writing a classical let all of you sacrifice work of inspirational thoughts yourselves jwt becaust 1 want 1n order to revea: the valuea of to reveal the values of my in- the inner llfe. I am going to ner life." I call it 'Gifts From The Sea.' " It isn't until I nearly sever \ my thumb that I snap back to ;· ,iellity, realizing bitterly that . •Aime Morrow Lindbergh ~·-mreated to her beach 17 Marriage Vows Recited yean ago to write her beautiful book in solitude. :-.. It's not fa ir," I told my •, liusband. "I write in• bus sta- . lion restroom atmosphere and ;. Mrs. Lindbergh gels two : weeks away from the kids." "Yoo wanta go to the beech .;~ ~o write ?" he asked. "Okay, \; we'll ell go and I'll keep the ··kids out of your hair." ~ . The first day on the beach, 1 It ,iharpened 11 pencils. buried !.. my feet in lhe sand and t: couldn't find them, ate 5 can-f dy ban, got llrsl deg= burn• t aver 75 percent of my body 1lnd was charged by a crab that sent me to bed with a headache for five hours . The pounding surf kept me awake all night. At the end or the second day 1· had built a tri-level castle, spent two hours aearching in the aand for my corn pad and bad written five words in my notebook: "Touch up roots Alig. 25." On the third day I !IJ>"lll the entire morning training my AT WIT 'S END Evtryone was sound asleep. I opened my typewriter and began to type and the room came alive. "Get your hands off the typewriter. You're get· ting jelly on the keys. I'll blow up your inner-tube after thll paragraph. Close the door. "The flies are taking over. No pop before breatlast eN! that la final. I never said yoo could finger paint with the butter. "Will someone stifle that motor bike. And get that wet bathing suit off the coffee table. IT'S TURNING IT WHITE. Of course we can't keep that little boy. He belongs to someone." "Couldn't you write on your secluded beach?" asked my husband. "I don't know how Anne did It. You couldn't believe the noise and the distractions," I shouted. GODBER·BRCHAN Richard Godber of Newport Beach claimed 1.1ary Brchan as his bride during nuptial ceremonies conducted in St. A n d r e w ' s Presbyterian Church. Newport Beach. Parents of the newlyweds are Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Brchan of Long Beath· and Mr. and Mrs. Ray"1ood G. G<>dber o( Newport Beach. Bridal attendants were the Misses Patrice Brchan, maid of honor and Charie Laugharn, Kathy Alward, Pam Stiefel, Linda Gordan, Ann Helm and Diane Godber. Best man was J o h n Laugharn and ushers were John Murphy , Steve Katz. Jeff Stevens, Steve Gabriel. Scott Brown and Clyde Staulf. The brtde, who teaches in Long Beach, Is a graduate of Long Beach Polytechnic High School and the University or Southern CaJifornia. S h e pledged Alpha Delta Pi, was a Sigma Alpha Epsilon LiUle Sister and made the dean's list in graduate school. Her husband is a graduate of Arcadia High School and USC where he was on the dean 's list in the School of Business and he affiliated with Kappa Alpha fraternit y. HULME-DAVIES Theresa Marie Davies and Timothy Henry Hulme ex- changed vows In Ferndale Wedding Chapel, i&nta Ana. The bride , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Davies of Fountain Valley, asked Miss Tracy Davies to be her maid of honor. Bridesmaids were the Misses Camille a n d Christine Hulme , and Kristen Britton was the flower girl. Best man was Chickering Nelson; ushers we~ Lawrence Hulme and Daniel McPherson, and ring bearer was Michael Llnn . The newlyweds. \\ho are graduates o( Fount.tin Valley High School. will reside in Westmlmter. The bridegroom son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Hulme of Huntington Be1ch, alao Is a araduate of Golden West College and now is a student at California stale University, LonJ Beach. GORDON-REED Like Parlr., Huntm,t.oo Beach WU lhe aelting IO< the m>rrtage linking Susan Marie Reed and Henry Lee GordOn. The Rev. Frank Brickley directed the vow exchange for the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William G. Reed of Huntington Beach and the son or Mr. and Mn. Henry C. Gordon of Oklahoma City. Bridal attendants were Mrs. Donald c . Renno and the Misses Holly Calkin, Judy and Terry Jefrerson and Andrea Yeiser. The bride ls a araduate of Edilon High School and al· tended Blair College. Her hus- band Js • graduate or Carnegie High School in Oklahoma and now is serving in the Navy and Is staUoned in Long Beach. Clubs' Attention Focused on Lighter Side Focuslng on the lighter side of club functions will be several organir.atlons which have 15Cheduled a night at the Pageant of the Masters, a street party, a car rally and a luau. Secretaries ?.1ember1 of Bahia Olapler, National Secretaries Associa- tion will board a chartered bus in Newport Beach and bead for Laguna and the Pageant Thursday, Aug. 10. On the lollowlng Thursday, Aug. 17, the group will tour research facilities at the City ol Hope, Duarte. Demonstration Making cooking u easy as . living in summerUme will e a cooking demonstra- by Anne Robloon, homo building, San Clemente. NB ABWA Mn:. David Brent. a retired reading specialist will discuss the RJght to Read when the Newport Beach C b a p t e r , American Business Woman's AJsoclation meets at 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 10, in Rkhard's Coffee Shop. BSP Executive board of the Orange Coast Council, Beta Sigma Phi win meet at 10 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 12, in Ben Brown's restaur1nt, South Laguna . The Beta Alpha Xi Chapler W'\11 meet at g p.m. that even- ing In Atlantis P a r k . Westminster. Mrs. A 11 en Marbut wUI distribute written lNtructions for a cir rally. The fint couple to reach the destination will receive a prize. PWP Parents Without Partners. Owipter 26 will 1ather at 8 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 12, in the Orange home or Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burgus for the annual luau. Interfaith Junior hosteMes of the San Clemente Interfaith Servicemen's Center are plan- ning an lnfonnal patio dance at I p.m. Saturday, Aug. 12, in the center. nomilt for Sen Dieao Gas Electric Co. She will k al 10 a.m. Wednetdoy,1::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~1 llJ. I, in the SDG&Ell l:wlts;M I ' $1.00 OFF ANY PIZZA ...... -;: 59' PROVOLONE $1.29 LB. en WJ' ..... ,... ... "'""' k :JJ ~ ITALIAN DELI C: • RESTAURANT • 11 ' llAKIRY 1911 Ad1mt at~la, Hunt!-kacll, ... .,.. ...~._.a... .. . ... ",...., ' -...,, 1Ml M. l .. 91lo!,1Ml S... 1N1 -11 .. ••• 4416 . - ' . On the next day they will have a picnic in Irvine Park and on Saturday, Aug. 26, a trip to Knott's Berry Farm ls plaMed. SAMI LOW l'IIc:IS AS 1t TIAlS AMII PLAT~ RIPAIU I .......... c: WHILl·YOU-WAIT -" T ULINH = ~c:TIONS AU llANc:HIS ef DINTmlY POl C:HILDllN a ADULTS e J!.aAYI e flLllNOI e lllDOll 534 W. 19th St.-Costa Mesa 111642·1114 I LCOALE AND ASSOCIAIEl Booton were the Mmes. Ben Kalz, Charles Davidron and Henry ?i.faag. • G<mlnl and Vlrfo are In pl<> tu re. VIRGO (Aug. Z!-Sepl. 21): Pace may be •low, but you make ~· Know U and be opUmisUc. Accent is on recognition from l!I p e c l a I group, organization. Family member offers en- couragement. You are able to r1ghl pr<vious wrong . UBRA (Sepl. 23-0ct. 21): Aagr..alve lrlends could try to tnlluence you. Key Is to perceive situations, persons as they actually exisJ. Don'l make something out o f nothing. Places is involved. Some of your wishes are due lo be fulfill ed quickly. SCORPIO (Ocl. 23-Nov. 21): Career matters are activated. Means you ailo can define ambltionl. Be sure you know what you want to 1ecomplish. 'Iben you begin to move in right direction. Be realistic . Study Uln mesaage. SA Gm ARIUS (Nov. 22· Dec. 11 ): You a:et moving. You read and write. You reach beyood the Immediate. People seek }"Olr opinion. Ma~ are willing lo reward you. You pin appeal. Now ls time to llnlsh who~ you start. Pr15lige Is ilenled . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. lt): What was a mystery becomes crystal clear. You learn about motives and costs. You find out where you stand MIN~ WOMDl'S Ir CHILDllN'S CLOGS -9.95 with m..nber or ._11e tu. You begin a project. Your creative juices flow. You com• alive. AQUARIUS (Jan. »Feb. 11): You may find that one you took for granted hu unique ideu, lndivklual con- cepts. Trust rnmch. Follow through on inclinations. Treat yourself. Practice a bit of sell· indulgence. Avoid rushing. You will learn what you need to know. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Correct any safety hazard. Avoid trying to do too much simultaneously. Carelessness now causes delay, Joss. Worlr: with OM' willing to share knowledge, experience. Saglt. tarlan could be involved. Bl receptive. IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you have 1 way of appealing to large segments of public. You CWTently may be going through somewhat of an emoUonal crunch. By October, you will be on your way to new conquests, emotional and olh""'"". Te flf>ll out wM'I l11tU for yov lfll -•nd '-· °""" lydnrf O!Mrr'• bookll'i, "s.ecr.t H"'b for ,....,. Mid w-... s.nd blrtlldllle •11111 7J uni. to Oin.rr AllnlloOY l«feh, the OA IL Y •lLOT, a.. 22.0, GfM>d C...tr .. 11• tlon, NIW Y..._ H.Y, ID017, HARVEST ANTIQtlES 8£TW!:llN Mll!:U. & OIL MAR MM NllWl'OIT IL\IO. COITAMllA John Schinnerer ••• If you .,.. • •tenir. ll!Wr "'"' ·..=-:· Mt, tdllMers, ('*""""' Miii IMtllll II 'tu ......... ._. c... "--'· ........ ~ It .. , .. ..,. o..Jrmlll " .. ,...,.. " IN ~ .....,,.._ MW, ...,.lrW • ,..., :rwttd• .. --............... ..... .. ... ...... '"" .-...... Dllli-a.... ............ oen..r ......... ....,, ...,.. 11111 ,.. ... ,....... .,. ............ ""' -.... .... ""' ............. ----...... s ., ... ,._ ......... t...r -----. \ • I • 1 I IC I< I! It ll ,. ~ a • a a • • : • • \ TUMBLEWEEDS ly TOii K. Ry. Ji. ·-A .. 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Schull #.CROSS SJ ~outhem iNte:Abbr. 1AI-51 Singing Wlice I L•rv-63C'*""" ·-........... •o State: Abbr. -14 AdjectMt a;-... .. fflx 11..- SS Stan'sfrilnd' .... -... .. ...._ ..... 17 ...... ., ....... _ -............. -· • obloetiall ",.._ MT•-=-..., ...... iquicttf tllDllhn 21 Chewfnsl-17 Unflllll :URu..i.nruW: ·-,,_ 35-y.,, a &11-: 121.wtgthx --23•-F1med jcd:l'f ...... .......... .,_ 89 ten.In~ 13 Andrl'#'-: 'ZTMr.Wlllet 25 in addition Pl. Grut Colget9 "'° IC.Ind of poem 21 Mdcll ........ "41 Electricalunfl 1 Corptmen: DOWN ..... 4tl Votillinto Informal 18 .. _ K.piqf": offa 3J Dine 1 ·"9cn' Mm title .a Kind of J1 Window Ill -_,,_ -"'°' 2 Eght: 2A CaMdiln 51 Southsn M Stupid ...... -· -,,..... ,_ .... _ ..., 31 8endtNfl -:21-51 ..... ~ •·MilsGardnlr chlmpion .,:::,.. .. ..... Ill OUtof 4 UiK11D11• MOn- JM..-don ,,.... --..... 2-. c-IN.......,,,. .. ._ 16TV,...,._ -.,,,._.. ....... ~ itYPIWY-c..-. 7 ........... 170neft dr.medlt 'lf1t: 4 wordl --....... ··-11 Mone oode ......... 4f Gt#I inoon -.... ... ~ -·-32. Avoid Comb.- 1:1 rlly-""" 10 PMtofln ··-59 AffO#poiton 49MlltW..C. ......... 33 8'9riiing .... --. .... -....... 13 o.t-of Nearly Everyone Listens to .Landers JUDGE PARKER MISS PEACH IT'S A Hl611 fl'{ 8ALl. TO SNOON-IF HE11 OIES IT, WE WIN .. UT M~ 1 CAN'T! I SEE IT! SENT IT 8).CK ••• JUST 5CRl88UO A NOTE SAYING THAT BEVERLY W/l.5 PECfASED! ~6 NOSE?!! By Harold Le Doux WHAT WAS INTERNATIONAi.. . TM!. NAME TALENT .. OR SOlw\E· OF THE THING LIKE THAT! AGENCY? I REALLY 01DN'T PAY TOO MUCH ATTENTION! By Mell AK!MU!f, Yt>U'lfE .1'1 ~-'£ OF THE Wf~TS. TMIS IS THE F!FrH TIME VOll'VE !.llSPLAGEP rr.! •• •• \I I .. , • 1, • ly Jolln Miies \ • c);(~ J.~ TliROU.,,.. FRJeA/19 71/AT l'QJLD l<G,$1f By ROCJ•r Bollen -----~OOMM ! OfftWlD1 :I'D 8~M I BRR... SNJ HE JJ!:E~ A MUFFl.t::R I I . I I THE GIRLS "Bat, Berbert, ..,. 1beald I bow wlttre ..,.. W.:<• ii -WI 11 yoar dea." DENNIS THE MENACE • "'1U'· ... ... • J, J ~ I • • • An Agoni%ing Strugg"' New Orle&M Saints' Joe Williams hu both arms and the ball In back of tackle Mel Tom (99) of the Philadelphia Eagles. Williams held on to retain· poose.'5\on .. the Saini< won, lS-10, In a NaUonal Football League exhibiUon game. Machen Takes Final Count '. ' After Falling SAN FRANCISCO (AP ) -The turbulent and near-brilllant career of U die Machen has ended in violent death with authorities un1ble to flt together the pieces leading to the former boxer'• last bout. Machen, once the world's lelding heaY)rweight cont.ender, d1ed Monday ln an 1pparent fall from his second story apartment. Tbe coroner's office said late Monday that Machen, 40, hid suffered liver damage in the fall and that foul play was not rupected. The violent end paralleled hls life, 1•1 f'achen's first public act came in 1952 , llen he was convicted and jailed for U1ree years lor armed robbery. ln 195$, released from prison, Machen turned to lhe ring. HLs success was quick. He won his first 25 professi'onal fights, the first 10 by knockouts, and quickly became the World Boxing Association 's No. l·ranked heavyweight contender, HIJ fighting weight of 200 poundJ wu aomewhat less than many of hi.a foes but from 19M to 1962 be was feared because or his speed and hiltlng ability. Hb nrst loss waa a one-round knockout by Sweden's Ingemar JohansSOn in 1958. Two 'yun later he went a full 12 rounds before losln& a decision to !OOn-to.be champion Sonny Liston. But mental problema plagued him and In 1982 be wll admitted to Napa State Hospital for treatment of w h a t autherities aid waa acute schizophrenia .and paranoia. Authorities said he bad ihreatened suicide. Up0n his release a year later he lost a 12-round dectalon to Floyd Patterson and a J>round dee.talon to Ernie Temll for the World Boxing Association cham· pionshlp. The Redding , Calif., bomber !ttl11ed to 1ose his :r.lp after the hoJpltal stay and his last successf\11 year was 1966 when be bea~'""Y Orblllo and Jerry Quarry In IG- rou'1 mat.chel three weeks apart. Then the in>or fell In. By year'• end, he hid Iii~ a bankruptcy petition. lq;:· his la.st lhree bout!, Machen was knoCl<ed out In the loth round by up-and- con$1g Joe Frazier in November 1966 and!_lhen dropped two more fight. early theeollowing year before retiring with I life r<COtd of M-11'1. " t have I got for all my years as a ran&ng heavywelgbtt'' Machen rhe~ly asked an.r hls ttlease from the "°'1>ltal In 1963. •• othlnR." he answered. ' !ties said they didn't know the abouts of his wife and three chil· S n Diego Trades mres to Colts UPIT ....... DAVIS CUPPER STAN SMITH IS EMBRACED BY TEAMMATES. Stnith Outlasts Gisbert U.S. Expects Trouble From Romanian Crowd BARCELONA , Spain (AP) -'Ille UnJted States Davis CUp tennis team turned its attention toward Romania to- day and the Challenge Round for the CUp. expecting a tough series from bolh the Romanian players and the Bucharest crowd. The Americans defeated Spain, J..2. Monday in an emotion-packed series in Barcelona, where they said the oolsy crowd was a probleul and hurt thelr play. nen over Amtralla at Bucbarelt. Ralston said the U.S. twn ...Wd not play the Challenge Roond wiW IJte October because ol other commltmeotl. 1be Americans leave for the U.S today. S.yln1 "I don't have any talent but I do have a lot ol guts," SmJlh said ha did not lite the calli by n!feree Carlo Mat< tlni of Italy. "Every lime it was a close can, J nevtr Md a chance," be said. Hall of Fame Drama Berra Sbed·s Tears Dodgers Begin Crucial Series With Cincinnati CINCINNAn (AP) -'Ille nest tin, cllya llhould determine whellw the Loi An1eles Dodlm will spend the ttlt o1 the year tllilltlnl about the peananl at about 1m. 'Ille Dodlen face the ~ lledo tool&bl In the !Int ol a -pmo wtes. Tbe -art 'ritll lat the Recio, De ... r18r.te ........ .::, ..... AW· j DIMln It CIKHNtl AW· ~ It ClfltlrlMtl Aue. If ~ If C~" AUf.11 ~It Sift~ Jt:: ' .... 7:ti P.IOI. w1-Nalloaal Loque Well lead over secoad-pl"9t -bu dwiDdled to 5~ 11mt1, but they're even tDCft im- portant for the ~blce Dodlm. wbo traJI by t. "It'• • series we etrtalnly can't affard to lose," aald 1menl .....,... Al C1JD. plJlis. "I think we ban lo 1WteP It, but even U we late two ol the three, it mllbt IH the Reds tblnlr:\nl," Tommy Jolm, M alter 1111 lllllltoul ol San Frandlco !alt 'lllllnilay, will -the Reds' roclde llDSIUan, R 0 I I Grlmaley, lM, In ton!Cbt'• -· Bill Sinatr ud aaude Olteen are ochedUled to start the other two 11111a for tbe Dodl•ro, with Al Downinl mJD. In& biJ aec<llld ltarlinl turn because ol I hamltring pull. lleUel pitcher Roll Puranolkl rejoined the Dodi<n Mondly after a f~yell' stay In the American La;ue. p.,. ranoHI, wbo bu heea pltdWtl bollllll practice for Loi Ancelea -he WU waived by the Detroll n,... 1111 -to Wll atgned by the Dodprl llondlJ and WU uj>octtd to join -loniCht- Tbe •yur..id -WU the mainltay ol tbe Dodi"' btlllpm ln>m IHI.fl, pootlnc a remarkable lW tte«d In lta and appearlac la 70 or ...,. games thrH Umea. He wu traded to the Minnesota Twins after the 1917 ,..._ and led tbe American 1.earue with S4 aaves in 1970. Perranoatl, wllo wu plcted up bJ the Ttren oo wa!van lut IUllllDU, pitched only 11 lnnlnp for Detroit lhls leuon with a UI eomockuD a-, l>ul 1111 performance u a bltlinl·practlce pitcher apparent11 convinced -w alter Alltoo be could help tlla .llod&on In the attttcb. Hll arrival endl the Dodpn' -.... ....-t with I..,,._ plldllnc -., Tlmo ...... lut -that other .... perimelltltlon hal boea ballod II -.. ~~ 111rt111 lollold.wllldl bu pllJtd lllUllcll --ol tM aeuon, blln't btm +tht11 t lblcll Ill& 'l'Ueaday, and In the 1111 three -the twn ham't made aey emn. '!be llodtlen ployed the New Yorlt Ylllkeea In the 1111111111 HID ol Fmt game MondlJ and Benlie All4n , ID q,. fielder ... prior ~pliJ!unenlJ had been mOdeot, pllYod u thouP ht ........ ed In Coopentown by )llttlng three ho"'•· . runs In an W Yanbe Y1ctoc7. W!We O.vla.1'omertd fat the Dodpn. Spena. ta Brief ,,.. .......... -ti .. .... .... ! ...... --~---_.. 11111 I lt* .. , _,. tllt time .. DllDI tlllm." Eidt ti the_..,. ..a.i MM I 'lly Md .... ..,. i..ty 1ppl111e srteted ... II be ftl W!EP•eed. lll'f1e W' ............... -7,, .... ........ m ...... -· .. --,_, ...... wltll loll ..,_ -It 111111, 'lfielr' ....... ,.. of ---.,..uttldt. ' a-; Ute pat y-....... ol tllt 111111, eaDtoC the -"the --......... otmy llle." -"'""' 11 . U.. hla momlDtoul World Series lriu .... "I wooldlt't baft made it here .-...i>. wltbaol tllt help of my center lleldl\r Joo DI Ma .... anil oar rallel pltclMr, J4il>IJ>y llurpby. 'DIMIUlo tJMd to NMIOWD my miltltes, and llutpllJ UMd to .... -of mt pmtl." . Bumlnl with prlda, ~ !boll In- --~ tlbll limlly, IUltd Iii froot ol the )llatllrm. '"lft'ft pt tbe ftnl a.... .... • aald a-. --.. well i. 1111 =-u for bll lefl arm. Laver Thumps Rival; Brohamer Lift,s Tribe CLEVELAND -C..-de! M1t'1 Rod Llnr lladad tllt lilt ti llnt.ftJUlld wlnnen u tha '80,llOt O..aland Oaulc; a tour slop ol Watld CbampltmMlp 'fin. all, pt --)lood17,' Lavtr·WD .. 1, M Oft:l' Amtnlllia Phil Dent.II i. bol• 1"" drift !or the $10,IOO nnt.,a--· A 'VictorJ -tin bim f1a,ooo 1n pr1te -th!I ,..r. Laftr hal topped Ute .... -with Oftr $21111,IOO In eacb ol the pMI !'ft ...... ID other matcl>n, lloter Tay!« ol Great Bntlln heat Eric Sc:bnleder ol SOUth Mrlcl, M, H ; Marty Riellen of Evan-, DI., clo1med Alim -ol Australla H, W; illy Rulllea ol Australia baited Gerald Baltrlck ol Great Britain ~ •1. and -El Shafe! ol the United Arab RepubUc llOIJPld Roy Birth ol Sia Diop, M, W; !libl Plllc of Yupla'lil clowned Bob Maud ol SOUth Mrlcl, 7 ... •I; alll lleyldalo ol SOUlh Airtea balled Jeff 8'ftwlall: o f WllbJocloo, D.C., ~ · •I. and Harooo -o1 PltiltaD ftlppod Jolla AIU· andet ol Aullrllta, 7 ... U, M. .,, BOSTON -J~ -ame of! the brmcb IDd rapped a b11e1 lM'lled dot.l-- ble to ...... three .... la tha eicbth ia>- nlnC llondlJ nllht to letd the a...iand lndimm .. I •t•viclorY Oftr tha - Red sos In -1-Eut baatblll lldkln. Bn>blmer, a B111tmctm loadl lllP prvdllcl, w11 on the -lite•• ill ~· inJur1 .. bll riclll -.,, WICIIITA, Kan. -Gal7 Lllllo o1 · FOUDlaia Valley flrt4 a Ga-'11 Ill third ntmd ,iay ol the --Yoath aU1!c s01f -t 1'elllc lllaOd II CraWlow Collrtr7 aui. .. wlilt tho llnal round -IO!lay. . Lelho, playing In -· ef touriDI pro Lin)' ZlllJar wbo had I 71, II paired with Pete Bnlwn, another tour ,..war, today. Geoll PatterlOD ol Orante, p!Q!tlc With awiu" CoodJ, had I 11 Jo the thlnl round ol the eveol wbk:ll 111-"'1 by the Natlonll Aaodal!Gn ol _,...,. .Ap>t1. Bi plays with DeWitt Wener ID today'• llnat ...... of tha ft.bola com- ~ ltlam ol Qllrlotle, M.C. llacl an lo -tha !lad -tllt ltlllln. Foat ..... Ka 11111, ... -.. Olarlle Sit· lord•lld Gnw .Ima. W"ltw _.ti .. '· 1temmln1 lrom .. llter<al!Gn with .. asJiJtlDI coach. Tonuny Prothro, llama' head coach, u.ld Parish WAI ftned but added, uit WU not I flil'l' fine." · Prothro bid Aid ii -bo but to trade Parilll to -dub, l>ul .. left tllt door -pmkltil tbe -SllD-fonl player dllDpd 1"" -.,, THOUSAND OAIC.S -Wide ncelver aw, Pub ta1ted w1111 t11e .Jlallaa COwiJo7s front office by taltpllone Moo- d1y but he llUJ had not decided - he -ml pt.7 for the Natlonll FOotbell Laque champltm. "He ii llUJ trytnr to mab up 1111 mind wbttber ....... to ttpe)rt," Aki a lpOb!man for the Super Bowl -... •we qpec1 ... mate • -la lhe ..,YDe.r future. u he doem't ·ttpOl'I, tt ..... 111. feel tbe !ride." PIJ'b, a aecood-year pro wbo blouoJll. ed laat year helor. an 1oJtn1 aldellned him, .... -to tllt Cowbo11 last wtt!c alone with l'1lllllllla ba<t Mllrt lfmtpmery from Sia Dfego to Dallu tor t>uuo · Tbomu, the coamental NlllinC bock. Angels Send MeSsersmith Against Chisox . i Frtab ftOm tbrtlr lint Mblrlt11dw -ID '~ .lri\ll 'lhll 111111!.' tht CalUonila AnaeJs cmllnue their till•• toward rupectalfillty in the A"'*1can LellUI Well ton1ibt when they fl!Oe tllo llllcqo White So• in the llrlt ol li - lllDe aeria·at· Anaheim Stadium. Andy M.........W., U, will .,..;,. lot Ille AQceb who' spill all pmei on thdr ncenl"road trip delpite looJq tlltlr !Int r A•f•I• Slete ....... IDM'Cf1Mt ai=::a iii~ two pmea ia CWcllo. OL. Miiiiiiiio,, i.P 11. i. ~ to throw tGr lhe .... . 1'e .......... Wbile hi . ...;. toollbl's -...,. tllree .... Wllilll tllt llrlt-jUoe Oakland A's "It the AL Wtat. The Anc<k, W11o --out o1 ""1t In -City IDdutl1'c •• ..; •• doable Ti<loly, trall . the fow1lotlaco ltoyala II)' a •-IDll--••ll 'Ille a11...,.. -llaod wlll mart t11t !Int Alllheim -ol ,roNJe plldlar Dive Stlll. '1111o -called up ,_ 11111 l.Uo• CltJ tMlnc' lhi ntd trip and -*" hll !Int major Jea,.. riclory It ,..., ......,. Tiit<.._ ...... bolder -Ills U.S. tum captain Dennis Ralston declined to predict )low t!ie Americans would fare against the Romtnlw and Wimbledon flnallsl ™' Nastue, but he said he expected tn>Uble from the ~ "ID~ the cniwd ii aohtl to be llU this (Ban:elool) and the llnamm will be difllcull u ... u,• l\llstaa ukl alter the 1171 Wimbledon cbooqitoa, Stall Smith ol P111deoa, clinched the best«· 11.. lerles bJ ot1tlutlq Spolo'1 Juan 4llllt ........ lm 10alc•1 'a. Pro Ten.nis Group· Su. ed :::==~:: ............... -.. ., 1-.... ., ti !ta -'ill'•·~ Olabert U.f, IN, M . • ----llie Ban:tlOJ!I, crowd ooisY and "bothenome. Tbty bmik yoor rllylbm and you .... to •tart all ..... qaln," be Aid. t • '!'be No. 1 u.B. pla'4f belt the 1tllbbonl Gilbert deoplte trouble wllh hit Mt'Vice and I Wiel ol emll'L " l!ut' bis vlctoty after Spain hid evened the IOOO H Oil Andres Glmono'• w, • 1, U. H triumpb over Harold _, ol 5llvor Sprlas. Md., move<\ the U.S. in- to the nn.11 11ainst --. 4-1 ..... r .. The suit Ibo ~ that WCI' .... oplred with the ~Ji"" ,...,. all -It tt••lt --JW'f--loan...-lt_tbe __ would reftlle to -~u. ·•"! toumamentl other --.. , ... by wcr. ..,. suit ..... !Mt -.... •lolote the Slltrman ... °"7111 Acll becl-lbey ...... , ... ·11111tr. --llHltl, .. -....... ti wcr 1t1 1>111ao, ..... 111.,.. 111,. - -willllM • I'll' ........ ·--- WCT ---,..,_ ..... -~":9: ~ ~!;,: ~ ........................ -........................................ ........................ o1.y11:•t1 ........ . ........ ...... ....... "*-~ .. .. .... • ; ........... llltc .. RalllaB, ,.., ............... Cllf ......... la Oii' 71 3 " • n.,-.. ,..."' •. , Al-............... ti. .._, ...111 .... w!I .......... ., -..................... -.. Da'fll 1114-laf ..... = -olllle)W,Nlla la -.. --..ia....a-. ·-....... Piil ADii, .... "'"" 1111111111ra<1a,,. wcr. ..... 1111 ...... 111 a.. w .. ... _ .............. , . .., .... ~-·· .... ... ... .. llMrltJol ...... J' r , .. , ............ ~ .... llJm lllrr ........... -ol ............ 1114 ..... Gii ...... lllt 1lltt1..i It hi WI It ar:lc' la ~ :':: tia 'fr = Twlll la Illa . ApttL a - • ] , - I I I fell ... Piii I lb<i :i Job ( Lei Hit a I No alli ~ We thr :ii , :'J lhi ... goo I ... ocl ha! nil ~ I 58' wa -· Kalati Spearheads • fl'op South Defense lly llOOU CARLSON ,, .. o.lly ,.... ..... Wlnolofl eomblaatloos Ir• the iJ>credlenb evtry coocb loob !or when he lltlcls a loo(. boll team and In the South camp It a_,. lhe'e ore lltY<nl ol ~ elllllve com- bol lftllahlo. lltlenalve COid! Bqj> W- ol Mater Del bu -up with JIW 8 o I w{e 11 ol Westminsttr Jn ID I lempl to l'!l on tod to the NorQi i!Omlnall® ol the Utll -1 Oronae County All..tar fool· hall claalc at Orange Ceul C.U.C• Aug. 17. NortltStandout • Carlson Anchors Offensive -Line ... Woods led the Soutb'1 IH tclumpb In 1117 and Bornll WU lnotru .... tai la the 't;I lctary (f.7). Tbooe ..... tbe on\y -I CGOqUeltt ol the J>-y...-..n.s. And U the ..._. Woods Is roce!vlng Is ....-.cl II ap. pean be has a -ol wlJ>. ..,. oet and rudy !or the Norih lnvaden. "We've got plenty of a· perienoe on dtfeme and we're uJlng the aame deferwe that warted before -1 44 wttb fO<lr In the aecondary. "It's an easy defense to teach ln an alJ..star game and Jt worked when Dick Coury had the South ln the Shrine game,' too." 11y1 Woodl. 'fbe "South won that one. C. · ' t""•' u 1 •~·ght " w--"d 0, ln 1164 at Loo Angeles. By DENNIS CAMPBELL -~ " ~ Tops among tbe clelenaive Of tt. o.Qf '""" 1tatt be.'' standouta bu been L o 1 Ra!P{I C.rbon ls I &lg Carbon'1 lirie play was a big Amigos !Ilgb'I Mau Kalatl, fellow. about 8-3, 240 pounc\!, reuon Westtm reached the who'll man the m Id d t e and be geta a k.ick out if ClF AAAA finals last year, linebacker post pushing other guys around. where the Pkloeen fell to "He's got an uncaM)' knack It's an on the up and up, two-time tlUlst Bishop Amat. ol knowi~ where the play Is though, because Carlson con-But Western finished only golng," aays Woods. fines hi.!1 pushing to the foot· second in the sunset League, Flanking the 2 0 5. p'<I u n d ball field. And he's good al his losing a tight one to cbamplon Kalali are Edison'• Rocky job. Westminster. 11le :Lions~ won Whan (190) and Terry Young that game, 21·14. banding (186) of Wetlminster. Carlson, an A 11 • S u n s e t Western its fint loss of the And in the secondary are League tackle from Westem such aerial thiefs as Mater High School, will be anchoring ae;:.all-star game will give 'Del's Jim Nanry ( 2 o s l , a strong offensive line for the Carlson a chance to renew a Westminster's Jeff Siemens North team when the county's · (t!5) and the Newport all ..... -.. i ... A 17 couple of Westminst& ac--game ~ .. y ug. · quaintances and maybe ex· taodem of Gril Amie1 (1501 A t~way player a I tract a bit ol revtnge. and BUI Wbltlord (17tl). ' Watm> where he tamed -__ ,._.__ the ,:._,., Up -t three of the four three varsity letlen, Carlson' More ·~,. ....., ' "'" berths h been Is having fUn during his atint ta<:lde wW likely , face off :~-dawn ac.:::i~ng to with the all-Blan. againa! Westminster I M , ~ •rm -·n.. ••'"'·Ing· 11 " be pound Gary Jenolngs, and w~emlve tod Is 1 new ·-1 _,,,, • ""'lslon may ht audible llY,I. "I'm aallsfied with the iJi;;,ug11out OrlDI• Coonty. spot !or Maler Dei's Craig way lhlnp are going and I "Jennings was the toughest Hanson (230), but he's looked thlnt we bavt a real good tackle 1 faced In the SUnset good there. And Inside Hanson team. Every~ out here ts League." Carlson concedes we've got San Clemente's Bill good and its been just as about his ·first.team 311-county Madden (m ). ,. roe. :, H"llAtndrigh(2t10t 1 ackle1 wl!21_ht1_:!1m Marina, FV Cagers Fall "It's going to be _a real o a o ~u11 11a~er, challenge to pla7 aga'insl hlro. •lthou~ we can move him to but I thought I did . a . pretly end if we have to. Things are good job against him when we still a little in the air at right played Westmimt.er." end with Foothill's Mike Carlson will also play some McCray giving F o u n t a i n defense and may get a shot at Valley's Eldon Kidd (205) a LONG BEACH -!.farina Westminster quarterback Jeff battle," says Woods. and 'Fountain Valley hiib Siemens althougjt Siemons As for stoppi~ the North a<bools ended their summer will see ' limited duty at l1lOll threat, Wood> 1111 the firll basketball activity F r l d a y In the offensive backfoekl tuk Is tln•artlnc the puslng ni&IJI .. both aullered d<leats , be<a ... of a broken fµiger. , qi Savanna:• Steve Dellerg. in ~ •. Long --·City ..... 'Siemens .was ,abbu\, ~, '.'Tbe,option apd bwt from College League. , greatest thing I'd ever .. aeen," thtl'r running game are Im· Marina fell to St. Antboey, Carlsoo ooleS1 portan~" says Woods, "but ,If 58--SrS -..whiJe Fountain Valley Carlson will attend Cypress we stop tbe1r J>8S!l,~g Jt ll ~ .. ed. by Lakewood, 33-37 College and hopes to end up at make It a lot easier. wu""" · Cal state (Lo!!g' Beach). He Santiago Hlgh'r Jay Led- Mtr1M <Jn INJ si. ~, .,, prefers offense to defense, better is In camp, leaving ~ · • 11 unusual for a lineman. three spots open to alternates. 'r i ~f ''I feel more quick and Ledbetttt missed the first F Tot•I• ta 11 u more agile ott offense then I three days of practice. do on defense " be explains:. No injuries of note have ~ "And I get to ' lire out at the. cun:ed in the Sooth camp with defensive libemen. and hit i mlnlmum or serious hitting them, rather than have them laidhg place during the first I hit me." week. "We'll be tapering off a bit now," .says Woods, although a .mimmage has been 5Chedul· ed for Friday evening at Wt5tminster High. Fish Report 1 "'° ""' ""' of. Plonly of fl8r1dng, And the c:mwdl hr4n'I foond H Yolo YOJr -agent~ .. .,. - • DAIL T PILOT lllfl ...... T.....,,...,..t I, 1'72 ~\, DAILY "LOT J7 Metre Baseball Rustlers Back In Title Picture Senlk'1 RUl!len l u m p e d back Into contention !or lhe MetrwoilllD League boseball lllle SW!day while Wanl'I Plcate1 !ell I hallilUIO, of! the poce. 'lbt holl Rustlerl (Golden w..i College! polllhed of! Mable Tire Servlee (Sad- dleblck). w. to move two 1ame1 behlnd Anaheim .. MWTaO L•11•UI tTMi!OllMS ' Ar11llM-'"'"'""' 'f' ~ ~ ea l<Wllk ll~ ' I I ~. r::-.:. .-{.,:_ ' ,' ~· ~""#,. °C!:cM. • ~"' • • • J Orll*P~ • I I I 5-·~c... LtJi::;1: ' . m.~ul~ j, ~flt$ • (••· M.. . Fullerton, which WU Idle from loop play &Jnday. Meanwhile, the Pirates suf. feted a J.1 setback to boot Cypress · and !ell 211 tills behind the loop leaders. A booming home run to left field by Tony Cresci got the Rustlers o(f to a fast start In the first IMinK and a single by 1.11ke Dodd and t~bue blows by Gor<loo Blakeley and Jim Spark! added two more . Mabee cut the gap to l'A'O In the second on I dO<lble by Steve Wllliams and Bob Fee'• single by the Rustlen ocored a tally in the filth oo a triple by Blaine Colder and an em>r. Mabee had runnen on lint 1 and thin! with one O<ll In the ninth, but the-Rustlers e1me up with 1 ·double play to tod the game. One game ii oc:beduled tonight In Metro play with the La Fcnla Dons meeting AnaheJm.FullerlOn Jn I 1 o'clock till at Iloylea Pork In Anaheim .• Wednesday n I g h t • Sad· I dleback host.I Ward's al t 8u)'ltD (1) while Orange and Cypress duel It E! Modena. 1 Senik returm to action • Thursday night, lacing the El Toro Marines at Boyien. And Satunlay night'• lone game l matches the Marine1 aod 4 Fonda at El Modeoa. 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Baseball Standings DEAN LEWIS • NATIONAL LEAGUE Eu<Dlvllioll Pittsburgh New York Oticago St. Louis Mootreal Philadelphia Cincinnati Houston Dodgen Allanla W L 64 38 ~48 54 50 50 51 45 u 31 u West Dlvlsloot 62 S9 5148 5.l 48 San Frlncilco San Diego 41 51 4851 41 11 Pct. GB .627 .545 II> .51t It .495 131> .450 11 .312 25 .814 .551 51> .52$ • .448 11 .431 II .402 21% AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit Baltimore New York Boston Cleveland Milwaukee Oakland Chicago Minnesota Kansas Citr Alig•!• Texu Ealt Dl•lllo• W L 51 45 ~ 41 52 48 51 50 48~ 41 62 Well Dlvlslo1 62 42 51 44 5.l 41 48 54 41 51 41 as Pct. .r.59 .53'1 .520 ,505 .4'6 .391 .51S .set .530 .411 .451 .394 DEAN LEWIS GB 2 4 511 II\ Ill> I 1 II 141> 21 1966 HAUOI ILYD., COSTA MESA 646-tJOJ Stnlce tnd I'-fer All lmpomd c. .. Moc11m ....,. lhop ftr All Can Orang_e Count)"11Mplt and 11oot·Jloden1TGyola11111 Voho _DtoW OllUllAI DIUYllT lnClAl.lllS '72 TOYOTA COROLLA $1966 c+ T. I L) oa $3930 MO. Fu!I cuh price $2,096.30 tnclucl- int tax Ir license. Down pQmtttt la tour hundred dollan. $39.30 total monthly payment lncludlnc Interest. tu 6 Uceblt. $35 i-.1 plus b&Uoon peyment of '800- Total deferred poy price $2,575.t!O A.P.R. u~ 0n ~ c:redtl (300l&:ll. VOLVO "Dean Lewis" • Wt lt1se more Vo!Yos in Or1ngo Couniy thtn •ny other dt1l1nlilp. EXAMPU: 8.1.VINGS: S88W MO. - "' "·'' •til Jlo l .: A ~U.J o'fll'l ~I· ~111 ""' •rt. ,~, ' "' "'h 2 J l ul "~ ·~~ ,,.., .. ' •ll ., l 'ii• lnu luo ' "111 H ifll 10 .~ '"1 ·~ .- JI DAILY PILOT TONIGHT'S TV IDGlillGHTS KCET fl!l 8:00 -"The ZOo Stoey/' A visil to the Los Angeles Zoo with emphasis on its acquisition, educati on, wildlife research and conservation pro- grams. CBS G 8:30 -"Hawaii Fiv .. o." Jack Lord plays a dual role in this concluding episode of a two-part ; drama in which a foreign agent impersonates Steve McGarrett. ABC 0 8:30 -"Kun g Fu." A Chinese-Ameri- can fugitive becomes a hero to coolies building the l transcontinental railroad through his mastery or an 1 ancient science-religion. David Carradine, Barry Sullivan. NllC II 9:30 -London Bridge Special. A mu sic- al fantasy focusing on the transplant of London Br idge to Lake Havasu . Ariz. Tom Jones and Jen- nifer O'Ne ill are featured. Kl~J 0 11:00 -"AunUe Mame." Rosalind Rus- sell stars as the unconventional heroine o( various misadventures in this 1958 movie. TV DAILY LOG ' " SAG Union Takes Aini On Ren1ns ' Prodneer's Joh Fits Former Chila Swr Auditions Others . . 117 JEl\llY lluat • 6ilm. Hddl, !n<klailally, WU .. odull'I ~IJ II ROLL yWQOD (AP) s\!llOll tor -cl the rola. mllac at 1 dlfld•1 llboolckn; Audi Roynoldl alto II prodnd'll "'!1>11 .. wllll'I ..,...,.. Tllo UonJna children for tbl "M'~A.S-H," w'"'-b U'• ..... _ .. _.. -·ibiJtt "' By LINDA DEl/l'SCll Ulevilloo l!erieJ "AMI Ind ~ • ~·~ reo..-Y ccmes too ear,, lhe Kins." exocuUve producer !1 belnl odoptecl lor the tube In IHe, wheff a whole series or HOLLYWOOD (AP) -With Gene lleynoldl Wll In~ from hll movln by IOlh Ceo-I film ii rill!Qs at them. Very unemployment 11 n e a in by little ,.. ___ Heldl tury Fox. Tbe two lhowa wlll of t e o the respomlbUity -•.--. · run ba<l:-looblck oa CBS su.. becoalet' too lollblome. v- Hollywood lengthening, the ENTERTAINMENT When he 1pprvached the day •'•hll lhll llll. Yule-olten whee bll' -~-_, Screen Actorl!I Guild places girl, her mothlir takl. '1Gtnt, M'6 .,.,, c i.t. ~-· grow h b •• clon'l you ---··· me•. I'm net Will reertate his role from up, man 1 at 1 o et 1 t e eavy lame on TV networ-.a ........... ~ the movie and Btold I b 11 r l r I llml._... --Barbara J··· w--•." way ~~.!~~!.. y .. or us na: un \Ool num..-. ~· --o versions or ~ KlrW and I.'' uw1uii;u-.r11~ ol reruns rather than maklnl lleellllnl the m • e 11 n ( , Alan Aldi, Wayne llol ... Ind Reynolds, -Jn hll JDl6.40s new abows. Rokl•~dJ tlld, "WhonJ I WU I McLean Slev..... rllr In and .UO ,..,lhlul looklnr, llid, The Guild, which ha•========= • A•or Blrbar• un Wong "M·A.S.H," ae lrrtverent view "Normll chlldr<n are IA - launched a campaign called Gavin sald 50,000 signatures wa1 a b(J: deal. Sbt wu cm ol Army IUJ'leoDI durine tbl groupt wbt.re authority ia STOP or Save Television ha"e been gathered IO far on a radio and in alt the movies." Korean War. equal, but child actors are Original Programing. said it petition to be submitted to the The same can bt u1d for Another !ormtr cblld atar surrounded ~ people who are has won the support of George ~ynolds. He fr e ·q u e n t I y turned producer and director, older an authoritative. Meeny. preojdent of the AFL-FCC by Aug. 25. Ii 83U that played the allr u 1 cblld In Jackie Cooper, pve Reynoldl They're dominatecl by ~ CIO in its battle against reruns on tile networks in flashback sequences Inf at 14 his firll opporttmity to direct duce:rs, directors and agenll. reruns. prime time be limited to 25 signed a contract with MOM on his series "Hennessey." "There ii a suptrllclaJ "Mr. Meany, like many or percent of that time. and stan-ed In 1ucb movies as They hid known each other adulation and It can mab the general public, i s .. If ~ "nd8oys Trdown.,",'G"allLove "'Find;s achnd11 .. _ ed together as them truculenl and cocty. personally fed llp with the · · • · we can rr;uuce A Y Ha y,' .ant Sons,' n.u~ Really, they art ioJecure, pollution of tht TV network network prime time reruru, "'They Shall Have Music" and Re Id! overinvested In career and a airways caused by repeats or more original. programs will ''Santa Fe Trail." direct at at the Ume sense of failure looms early in programs and repeats ot have to be made," said Ga'1in, In "Edison, The Man,•• he anQ per aald, 11A1 an actor life. Many child ftctors have repeats," said Guild President "and this wW produce more was the boy who raced up the I flg red he'd make a good not been.successful u adult.i." John Gavin. Jobo lor art~Ls and lechnl· 1Ups cl Thomas Edison's dln$r." Reynold• 111d be lindt very Gavin said he met with laboratory with the newly in· Al {or himself, Cooper uld, often that mothers who bring Meany in Wahington con-· lcerilanJ wlho are presently .suf· vented light bulb and dropped u1 cou:Jdn't work wlth cbUdreo. tbelr children In for an tn- cerning the Guild's effort.a to ng .. rom record unemploy· It before he coukl hand it to I've got too much trauma. The tervlew are first generaUoo con"ince the Federal Com· ment. Spencer Tracy. kids don't want to be there in . Americans. '"lbe Idea of sue· munications Commis.!Jion to Actors whose shows are AJ a producer and director, the first place and I couldn't cesa In. the theater bu a great limit reruns. rerun, he noted, receive amall Reynolds has worked (re-keep telling them to do impact on lheln," he said. Gavin said Meany has residual paf!Oents which are quently with child per!onners. =~~ing over and over "1They treofimpr~_witb the ra.d throulh his 1111s1111 ol 111 ,,,. agreed to supixwt the Guild only a fraction of what they Three years ago he helped g amor , as wey say, cient &c11nc1·rtllrioft. when it approaches the AFL-could . ~arn on new 11hows. create and produce .,Room Reynolds said, 0 1'm very 'OUywood. Stage mother 5 m Mm Crffft11 SMw CIO Executive Council for Techruc1~s wbo work_ed on 222," wh.ich bu a whole high easy on child actors. I'm very want thinp for their children ·-~··· , .. _ . li!l• WO IN IOTN TNIATIU "ll!E GREAl •OR!HFIWI MIHESO!A UIO" Tuesday Evening AUGUST I ''00011ommm•m ma - ""'"'''"" (£1 C..at! m @mfllq 11 hps "'thrt Al· backing later this month. the_ ortgmal _show receive no school ol. them. CBS' •1Anna carelul to let them !eel ap--and often are seeking a kiu~ ,--------residuab which are payments and the King" bas 10 yoong:i -p_rec_i_at_ed_._T_o_1,_1_lhem __ 1mo_w __ •.:.i•.:.mow.:.:.=-•::11:_ee:::::'·-" __ _ ,:00 m Dnpd ~-j • ft. actors receive e'1ery time • Orienta) performers playing r------------------~ 1-----'------ IE U• y.,..,.,. Rtardlr 1_r._ilm_o_r_tbem __ 1s_.oo_wn_o.:..n_TV_:.._,.;lhe=-childr='=en=-ol=-=tbe=-Kln=!.1.;ol::f £m LI Crllda llMI CtlMI A ffWltCMCH PRXIUCTION ,,.!~:.:":'~ ~ ::.., ... •ow'"'" Tua••' The explosive story of the first black 0Bl71"',\'!.,ldl& mn.,_ ID Dlllll """ OJI F• 111111 fl) .... Pm ¥11'111kl fD Kod11JIOdp lllll' :;:,:, 1~::!':'..,.~.:.-:::.,:~~ r-·uwc~; .President of the United States. 1:11:1 l llct d lib \IOllllltf brather. Mitt: NICHOlS ·• OCHEVROLETP~~ENTS ..... -,_ .. ~ GOlDIE:~ * London Bridge Special THE GRADUATE €1£81 HeO'Mr Tom Jones, Jennifer M l(CllllCClOlt ,~ 6 OJI lutbaD (co11rd lrom !I :J PM) CiS LI S.1111111 (Jfllll O'Neill and More a.•¥(;0 1....,,u•--..,..........,. o ~m11P1<1a\1 L'" d'" c 11 hl'.'nT .... l rldp Muslcll l1nt1sy tocu1in1 on JAMES EA~ JONES-MARTIN BAL.SAM ~-n.JCl\1 towva.A l'ICMfS ~ fi:lO U Mlwh: (C) (fiO) "Ullll•r Ult y111 the tr1nspllnt of London Bridie In HOWTIMll '" L'Oft1".U.YAWY Yu• Trtt~ Concl (corn) '63-J1ek L1~1 Hnasu. Ariz. Tnm .loMI, ,leftnl. J.4.M.ll au.c-..,_ ... ,_ m """ st.Nan Ll mmon, Clrol lynlty, Dt111 Jon,u. hr O'Neltl st11. Kirt Ooul11S. Elliott (I) CIS 1'm Wilhr Cn>nkitt Goulcl. H1 rmiont tilntold. Clllel 04in 9 Mm CrlffM lttlll Georre. RuclGll Nureyl!Y, Jont!Un m n. 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AT CINllJR't 21 ' HWY. 39 ::__ "LOVE STOIY(,.1 2"!ATB>WAllD'SCHMA -· :;:::'''THE IUIGLAIS" """""" ,., ..,.UD"" CNI • "COlD TUIUC•r" l•I ""ITAMD UP a 1• COUNTID" (H) • "'SltY JACltlD" ..,..,RTNOrl COM•U1...,.... 11) ... "'CANDY"' ClO ...10 SUN'" """ °""* .,..... ,,., •IM "JUMIOI IOfO(IR"" I,.) tonlrn •ltftt. In tllt concJUJloft ot '"'"" a (Wo.paft ... m Tt Ttll IM Tld Ollilll• -· -u,oo mM""' .,.. , .... _ -11r;~~·•:::-:i1lr"iiiii.iiiiiiiiii;;;;;;r:w "Tiii fllll Mhtlb"" (R) RoMJ Mt· (com) ''8--A\ta Glfdlltr. ~ Dowtl 11111 Artllvr Hiii sltt 111 th4 IDW"'8rlllf 11 •71_.261~ I :'..:: :=lon~~ll:Jl·c..lry .... TIM ,_l .. "1" I ;;oirn ": ... -" "' :: : :!' = :,,,. ,.... -->'? '::.:~~· .":~"..::-I -iCJ...,...,.. ''" cmi ·n l""l ~ -"'' _,,,,,., -0.WW C.rrtdlnt, llfTJ Sullhtn, Ill• Llldll" b HMt. lA9VIL WILCH .U1 WIJM llll.,_,, Mtrt Slll'IL ,._. a:1i!!~7: :i~~-:r:: Ria -·-c. .. .... ,,..., .... 1 •• ... .m.. 11 ... 11:21 ALSO W eclnesdoy . OllptMn A ... YI •I $.A. Pfwy. orair. • 532.3321 .. BRAVO. BRANDO'S 'GODFATHER'. The G ... tat Concert of the Decade! NOW YOU CAN SEE IT ANO HEAR IT ... AS IF YOU WERE THERE! - OUNTYIUN STAm .ffDNESDAl AUGUST9 - KIDS LOVE UNCLE LEN SATURDAYS IN THE DAILY PILOT • • LmAl·HOlllll IRIA'· NOnal IMOA•-NOl1CS . For the Record ., • -• DAILY PILOT • CLASSIFIED • ' I --a. I~ ~~ I~ ' ~ nerttl 0.ner•I * * * * * TAYLOR CO. • .. MESA VERDE • $39,500 • • I Jusl redecorated ! Immaculate S bdrm & i beth home, Enclosed lanai. Beeulifully land· seeped & room for pool. Won'l lest! ~'Our 27th Vear'' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO .. Realton 2111 Sen Joaquin Hills Road ·~ NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. '44-4f1D Spacious & Finished Bonus Room Do }'CIU have a large-family! or do you need a J.arat finllhed Bonus room for a pool table or yoor chlld~n to play in and leave )r'OU in peace. \Vould )'OU like to have a la.rie bright kitchen, a lnri:e backyard and your <'hildren lo '''alk to S("hool~ Ho\\· about ''001' holL'Je to ht• clost lo .-bcaulihtl J:t)lf· <'Oune 11nd n1ajor anDppin-:. U you do, then this ~e is a pcrfer t hon~'fot you. At a truly n'lllistic price of S35.9:'JO. CaU now 14~2535. C-2 ZONING 125 It !i :l92~S: fl. Presently zoned HEAVY COltBlER· CL\L. 0\\'ncr must sell im· n1<'d. an'I 1·:ill rntertaln all orr{'r~. A1i::i:1;::: $80,CMXI. but CAri{ TALI~ LOUDLY. C::.11 Ntwport •I f•irview 646-1111 l•nytlmo) CHECK THESE FEATURES" * a BE.'drooms • 3 Baths * Family room * eo.t Ac· ce1s * 3 Car Cange .. Price only $46,950. Much ...... Call 546-5880 <Open eves.) · HERITAGE REALTORS General POTENTIAL GOLi'. COURSE VIEW? There i.'I a atrona pocslbllij)' ~ this Exeellmt •tome may ' have jwil ..acb a vkew. -~ thla one bef(l('t! it .blpptna ~ and the Price Goe• Upt ) ' Bedroom. 1,. &lbs, ~ Room, Fireplacf!. Larae Are11. for Boat Storqe: Double Car Gara.er. $.10,500. Call 646-();"l65, EvmJnca MS-4,'j69, COLWELL PROPERTIES INC REALTORS BEAUTIFUL HOM& BEAUTIFUL POOL Located In belt Colla Jka area, wallcinc dilta.nt'e' to elemtntary acbool. Tb.II bi& 4bodroom211ory-hu 2 baths, lar,e family rm.. Palo& V e r d e 1 atonf f~place. BeautifUI bullt·ln kitchen featuttt rich walnut cabinets and pau lbroUlh patio bar -lush tropical landM:apinit surTOUnda tbt ._ 18x36 heated and tlltert<I pool and ps brick BBQ, completely private, pint u-ee. &. li&h poOO in fronl - don 't mi!s this one ... only $36,500. Call ....-. BAYCREST SPECTACULAR HOME REALISTIC PRICE Separate upstain muter bOO.rm. suite with trpl:, formal dininc rm., J.arse FamU.y toom (ltf Patil> A- Pool &J"ll!:a. Larae Kitchen tnclucleJ breakfast llU. ~ 1.,... bdnm., adjolninr both + maids room tor den) and bat h . Architecturally designed for that individual family. Open Fri., Sal. A Sun. 1·5, at 2024 Nautilus IA, N.B. DUPLEX Owmill& duplox, 1 blk. •• 1.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-•I ocean; 2-2 BR. plus euest qtrr.: irelhJy painted. Xlnt cond. Only $59,500. IMMED. POSSESS. On th.II Eutslde Colla Mffll 3 BR., 1% ba. borrte. Carp. Ii drapes. Cov'd. patiO, Pool· me lot Owner anxioUJ. IMMACULATE 4 Bdrm., 1 % bath11: in perfecl cond. Carp. A drapes, cov'd patio. ~ muat .ell! MORGAN REALTY 67:1-6642 67$.445f -THE- COMPROMISE If yoo art a oouple, and no lqer need a big home, but are not .rtady far the con- finement of apartment liv- ing. let me tell )'Oll about a 2 BR 2 BA + all the goodies. Alao have 3 BR, 2 BA same area. CALL 962-5;;23 or 537-.5642, COLf-lNS A WATTS c' w OPEN WED. 1M 1514 E. OCEAN BLVD. DtUchthi.I Balboa Penln. 5 BR., 2-rty. home. Vacant 4 ready to mow ln. Ahltntet own111:r anx1ous! m.ooo. can: '13-3663 673-«186 Eves. associated 8R l"'I K[RS--REAl T)QS :02~ w D<ilbOCI •7l·J•6l TRIPLEX Pluth owntn untt, 1nd cus- tom deslolfd J/:Jr mM!mum 8tC'Uritf A: beauty! .Ntar new w/a>larjum, '°"' llrtpl A all modml conven.W:ncea. A dti!pt ID behold! CALL -· sot.rm m.sr REALTORS, XX EXTRA NICE,XX x~,.,.,....,x No •,n: ft(fUlrtd hut! ~tovt In Md tnJoy Ult lnttead (If llldnc .up. Sparidlna ~ Btt 2 BA. lid 81J tt tn art11t ,..ld<nllal location • $:18.SOO. CAIJ. -· SOUTll COM'1' llEAL'!OR& CLAillf•f .ADS FOi ACllON ••• MJ.5671 EASTS I DE 4-PLEX 4 Beautiful 2 bedroom unilJ , on SO'x140' Jot. Q u t t t Easlllkle ltl'fft near major shopping areu. OwQt'r will help with financing. Wantl fast tale. Asking $55,(0). Call 540-1151 <Open-Eve&.) '. HERITAGE RE Al TORS Bluffs Best On the wildest, mosf beautiful ,rrll!:t!nbtlt, lhll kwely END UNIT 3 BR., 2\1 ba. <Ondo has many utnA--..-et bar, ela-. k1tchtn, priv. 40 n. patio. New llalinJ at S5Q.500. HELEN I. DOWD REAL TOR. 644.411'4 layfront Condo 3 Br, 2 Bo, pool, pier A 1111' 0.llahlful l19.lllO EMERALD IAY tm....w.t. I Br + lam rm. Ocan -ot ny, Vt..., -.... 11•.GllD Ted Huloort & Ao-. 34'!1 Via Udo 11141011 VISTA DE}. LIDO- t.xury A,., On fl1o liq MqoltlttntVle,. Slip Avallable Geoia..,...,.,. Wlllt.m- Roaller 54W571 645-116' -102-Llnd• 111e Dr:- 1 BR., "" .,._ _ lil' &llp. n~. 2AJI &.)'lhor .. °"· 4 BR. I BA., !If loL 11•,& K. L "-J\.ll. lllf, -... r., tha! lllm -... "".....,. __ '!: DAILY "LDT T-. A-' ltn .......... ~.'"1: .. -.---=rsrs u o • • ,For ihe Reeord Births • Dbsnlutions OI Marriage SOfT·SELL SAM ----------- • -- ~ -- t I J ~ Ir lh ... 1 J r " '"~ -.... 1_,.._... 1llrl Qt».J.IFJCATICtiS NTfAM/£ JM SALAAY, SNtf•fil(KK ~ HJ#! llE 6ET l+f(JIJVP 'lE Mll/ll/l4 j/Q( u.w,1• Men m Service Nff!i1 ... _ ~ p-"' Cllkaa,' -"' Mr. ......... -A. Clllcu or 30lfl Ouuqiool Rood, San Juu Clpbb-padualod ""'" roctUll lrafnlnc at the Navll Tralnlnr Center at San Dlrao. Airman ~ Rlcbmood, daua:hter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas JUchmond of 5392 Hend~n D t I v e • Hun- tington Belch, hu aradualed 1t Lowry AFB, Colo., from the U.S. Air Force OUP!>IY In- ventory specialist count con- ducted by the Air Trlinlna Command. The airman. trained to In- ventory supplies by use of electronic d a t 1 procaslnc machine!, ls being 1111.gned to McGuire AFB. N.J., for duty with a unit of the Military AlrUfl Command which pro- •ides gJobll airlUI for U.S. milllary forces. Jolla P. SpWer. '°" of Mr. ard Mn. Jack H. Spllltr of 5821 Chinook. Drive, Hun· llnatmi Buch, baa born pro- moted to airman nrst clau In the U.S. Air Force. Airman Spitler. a personnel speciall1t at Nellis AFB , Nev ., serves 'With a unit of the Tac· tical Air Command which pro- vides combat units for 1\r sup- port of U.S. ground forces. Navy Suman Recruit Eupne J. n.r.. IOrl of Mr. and Mrs. CUfford J . Flaro of 19D42 R a n 1 e r , Huntington Buch, has completed the recruit phue of Navy'• ''Four to Ten Month'' adlvt duty pr..,-am at MDllnJJIQn. Army Sprclalbt F o u r Robert C. Boll, aon of ft.tr. ind Mrs. Lawrence P'. Boll, 13724 Cerise, J{awthorne. is a member of the platoon which wa~ named the top recon- naissance platoon durin& 12nd Al.rlxlrne Oivlskln Competiti<>n Day, held recently •l Ft. Bra11g, N.C. Spec. 4 Boll Is a driver in Headquarters Company, Isl. Ba!Wion, 32Mh Infantry ol the Division. Efil wife. Barrie. livts at 1111 Putnle, c..ta Mtsa. Navy Petty Olllctr Third Clau IUcUrd N. JoDH hus- band of ~ for~r Miss Genldine J. HHI or llt51 M1Ynower Cirde. Fountain ·Valley, visltea 1long Kong aboard the U~ Coral Sea. an aircraft carrier now operating . with the Seventh F1ee1. Marine ft,lajor Dtvid H. Murcia, husband of tht lonntt Miu Frieda M. York of Costa ~fesa, 1r1duated from the CommllDll ard Stall Collegr al the Marine Corpl But, Quan· Uco, Va. Navy Fireman Rtcrult WJOJam R. Rode, aon ol Mr. ard Mrs. Charita W. Rod• of U3 Colony Cove, Sa n C1eme.rU. gradu1ted from recruit trttning at tht Naval Training Center In Grut Lakes. Navy Ensign Cb.rles T. Forkner Jr. Son of Mr. and Mn. C!arles T. Forkner of %IOI Baysbort Dri-., Newport Beach, wu comm!Jsk>ned in hi1 prttent rank upon eradua· lion from Naval Officer can- didate Scbool at Newport. R.l. Army Private JOM.pll V. Gonalez, 90n of Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Gonzalu. 139321. Cherry St .. Westminster. ~ cent1y compleled a Basic Army Administration course at Ft. Ord. Army Private Cart L . Darblo, 1011 of Mrs. l"lfld K. illlri>ln, l40 Gaymool SI., 'Anaheim, i1 assiped to Ft. Ord, -. he la training under the Modern Volunteer Army Protiram. The Private'• lather, G«ald 0. Durbin, Uva at 17281 Pabn St. in Fountain Valley. Army Private Crall L. bt -_ ...... air tnl1lc: cootrol -· Ilia unll ii put of the Air Fom Coo>- mun!caliolll Service which p r o v I d e 1 P,bal tom- munlcallons and 1ir tta16e conlrol lor the USAF. Anny !Jtul ... Dl Colontl Edward B. C.Ylqtoo m, wholt parenll llve at 7rt Aml&ot Way, Newport Buch, WU lflldulJed recently from lhe U.S. Army War COllfle, Carlllle BarracU, P,. Jte holds two awards ol tbe Lealoa of Merit, two awards of Jhe DlatinllJiahed Fl)'lna C..U. Jhe Meritonous Strvice Modll, thrte a"anlo of !be Army Commtodalloa Medal, 27 awards of the Air Modll ard the Vielnamtst GallJnlt)' Cross. Ainnan CUrla a Platt, ,.. of Mr. llDll Mrs. Robert C. Pl•tt of 11179 Meadowaweet, Ir.Int, hu completed hi> U.S. Air Force bulc training al lbt Air Training C ommand '1 i..ctland AFB, TeL He has betn aulened to Chanute AFB, Ill., for trainin1 in alrtraft maintenance. Marine Pvt. Larry R. eor. ftll, aon of ft,fr. ~ t O. Cof- fell, .of 1441 Elden St., Costa Mesa. bu reported for duty at the Marlnt Corpl Base, Camp Ltjeunt, N.C. Laruna Beacb Hilb School b o n or 111du1te J.. ft. Tellllddt has reported lo the Colorado Springs campus of ~ U.S. Air Force Academy for ba~lc training and in- doctrination prior to h i a regular enrollment at the AC'ademv In fall . Teruifc!ldt, who was accepted for admission upon nomination by California Congressman John G. Schmitt, chose the Air Force Academy over Navy and Air Force ROTC and state scholanhlp awards to the University of Southern CaUromia and an appointment to the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London, Conn. • Hi> father. R. J. Tensfeldt. os a 195.2 cr1du1te of the U.S. MlliJary Acadtmy at w .. t Point, N.Y. Midshipman WUllam C . khtiand Jr.. son of Navy Retired Senior Chief and Mrs. \\111liam C. Kirkland of 15909 Mount Jacbon, F o u n t a i n Valley, 11 on a special eigh~ well summer training cruise in northern European waters aboard 1 modem amphibious lrlnaport lblp of the U.S. Sec· ond Fifft. ftodM7 A. ArUtt, 100 of Mr. 11D11 Mrs. B.D. Ard>er Jr., 251 Luioola Avt., Nnporl Bead!, hu bttn promoted Jo sergeant in t.bt U. S. Air Foret. Sergeant Archer, an air tralflc controller at Beale AFB, Calif. He serves with a unit of the Air Force Com· municaUons: Service which providea global com· munications and air traffic control for lht USAF. N a v y l.Jeutenant Com· mander Mic~ A. Fromu, IOR of Mrs. Allilon D. Froman of 11248 Bayberry Way, Irvine, was promoted to his present. rank al Naval Hosplt1l , Brtmtrlon. Wash. He ii 1uigned to duties aa a Medical Olficer within the 1ur1lc1l servicf: al t b e hospital . Marine Cpl. cr111 A . Allbey. husbllDll of the former Mias Margaret Mtrdu ol 10151 Xaima Drive, Hun~ 1"'100 Beach, WU promoted to bis pwent nnt1while MrV• Ina 11 Marine Corp Air St> tlon, El Toro. Re ls aalgned to dutie1 I! a H)ldraull<I Mtchanlc. Flral Lieutenant llaymood A. Naylor m. ooo or Mn. Lois M. Naylor of 8201 Valencia St .. Huntington B e 1 c h , has graduated al Randolph AFB, Tex., from the U.S. Alr Foret SeaBurial Only Way To Go? SAN RAFAEL (AP) -A toebom _,,... Jn the dlatance .. the ... burial ., Nina Ad<ol• Hone becan. "I CO lfilh tho wind but not down lnlo emptlnela," hor hlllband read lnxn KbaW Glbran'a '"The Propbet." Theo, lllalldin( "' the .1 ... ' ol the Wit "wlllla yacht, he scattered bil 44-year~ld wlfe'1 ashes upon t.be 1e1. Mort poetry ard a prayer werr recited, ard family members then floral boo- quets ln tbt wattr. Tbe burW wu over. The unique lltf'Vlct was bandied by The Seaway, a new firm provtdlna 1 e 1 • 1 o I n s brane for burials off the Golden Gale In the Paclllc. IJodor C.lllornla law I t 1}andles only cremated re- mains. It WIS organized by three aemi·reUred buslneumen, two of them former Naval offtcert, who serve u ~" aboard the 4-f.foot yacht. Alex Coutts, one of the seaway partners, 1&ys burials at sea 1 re becoming common in California, but most are done by acattertne the ashes from an airplane -·an im· personal service because tht ram.Uy and a clergyman are usually not allowed aboard. . .... ~ YOUNG RECIPIENT -Holly Anderson, 2 weik1 old. appears unconcerned that abe may be the 1oungest card-carrying Social Security benellcllry in the country. Her father died before ahe w11 born and the Logan, Utah tot will receive aboul $32,000 over the next 18 years. Farmer Brings Own Mailbox to Street "One ol the main 1oals of lb J. Mugle bas had 20 A in.yeaN>ld mu who had The Selway is to leave a aood mailboxes destroyed by van-never flown be!are aalely memory with the living," be dab over the lut 15 years, but landed a amaD plabl at aays. now be thinks he's g« bis Teterboro, N.J., aller the The Seaway lramporb the prob~ 10lved. pilot, his uncle, collapsed at cremated remains:, member1 The aoulheast M I s 1 0 u r I the controls and died. of the family and their farmer from Kennett carries A Federal A v I a t Io n minister. if desired, to 1 polnl his mailbox from his house Administration oftlcl.11 1 t thre( miles from shore. where each morning to the road just Teterboro Airport uid Tom a brief service of tht family'• about the time the mail is 1t1cCabe brought the CH!na choosing is held . deli vered. 172 to a bumpy landing on a Then the ashes art scat-He has a hoe handle at· grassy area . near the airport lered. !ached to the mailbox and after pilot Ernest Andrews "Some of thost who choose slides the bottom of it into a collapsed as he was bringin& the service come from sea· pipe in the ground. After the the plane down for a landing. faring families ," says partner Neither McCabe nor tht James Magee, a former N1vy pik>l. ••But many havt just ( J other passeng'er, bis flancee, lived near the ocean all !heir PEOPLE 20-ytar-old Theresa Alello of livea and want it to be thelr Hillsdale, was lojlp'td, the monument." "--------~ FAA olf~I aald. Tbe plane "Adele waa a girl who loved mail arrives, Mungle takts the was not damaged. the aea.'' uya Mrs . Hone's OOx back to the bouu, a * mother-in-law. "Mer burial quarter mile awiy. Mn. DoDlll Motma was try· was simple and beautiful. This ing to back up car at a ga1 ii what she asked for." "'Ibey woni leave my station in Holland, Mich. when mailboJ 1lone," Mungle said. ·~-cceJ 1 ...... 1. --..1· Magee, who buried his ..,>11:: a era or awca1 xuuing father, sister and brother at * the auto. movinc li tull speed, ?o.f.W America and six other · to 1·-~ ..... sea. said 'lbe Seaway began 1n a gaso 1i~ .,.. ... p; beauty queens left on a %1~y uven months 11go a n d entertainment tour or U.S. The car didn't stop there. Tt averages one burial per week. milll.ar}' bases in Southeast kept on going and plowed into "We're trying to provid~ 1 Asia after a news conference lhc urvice station, bounced service that's not on I Y Jn San Francsico in which they off the building and crashed beautiful but economical.'' he into a parked car. · be supported President Ni1on's says. "We're eliminating t Vietnam policy. Instead of a small guoUnt co9t of a headstone, burlaJ plot Laurie Lea Scbaeler, Miss bill, Mrs. Mokma ended up and casket." America or tm, told newsmen with an estimated $7 ,000 He saya the average funeral ~-, li , ~-cbarae. in the San Francisco Bay arel tuat Ni:ron s po 'cies '1.14ve ~. at leaal ll,5IJIJ. whereas helped Jo r.taio Ille honor of ~ the United States." dispoal of cremated remaim at eea can coat 11 litUe u Abo making the trip were l600, depending 00 1 h e Michele Cornali, Mw New mortuary handlln& tbe ar· Maioo; Jania Gt.ntry, Miss rangemenl!. Utah: Allyn Warner, Mw Cost of chartering the yacht Maine; Linda Jean Moyer, Miss Vlrgini>: Pam loabint~ ls·~ Is the wiy wt three Miu South Carolina, and A•is plan oo leaving the world," AM COChran, Miss Louisiana. says Coull>, who hardled * burials at sea for the Navy. A Guinean mother of six "Thert"s no better way of became the lone woman returning to nature, of going permanent delegate to the back to the whole scheme of Unite<L'Nations. things... Jeanne Martin C I s a e prtM:nted credentials lo S e c re t a r y-Oeneral Kurt Waldheim designating her as Guiea'a chief representative to the worldwide agency. * Sargeat Shriver'• oldeol a<Nl. working as a truck driver for a film company, iald In Jerusalem be will mum home to wort ln hia lather'• vice presidential eampai1n. R. SorJeat !!bllve< m - Bobby -told a newsman he heard from tourists In • hotel lobby that Democratic presidential nominee George McGovern picked hiJ lather ror a runrtlng mate. "The newa 1till ha.vi'l aunk In yet," the youth said. The 11-year~ld ba1 been working for the .surhmtr on the Unlveroal lnttmallonal production of "Jesus Crist Superst.lr." Support Rap Hits Doctor SANTA ANA -A Newport B e a c h physician hu been charged wllb fallure to main- tain child support paymeni> In a pe:tltioo rued by his ex-wife in Orange County Superior Court. Successful 'Attorney' On Other End of Law Mrs. Car me a Middleton, ~ltlCJale, Ar!J., claims In the aclloo pr.......i by the dlatrtct altonlt1't ofllct that Dr. WI~ liam F. M'KldlfJpn ol Mill Sea- lhore Drive ls men than 11.000 In aman. Mra. Mlddleton asb for en- forcement of the child support ordtr and the poyment ol 1110 prr month under the ltrma l>I the dJvorce settkment. NEW YORK (UPI) &fort be WU arrested Mon- di:/ roe lmpenonalina an al· tomey, Qwrles Rosa of Brooklyn bad nm up foor otralgbt acqulltala for hio clltn!s In Q-!minal eourts. Roa1 downfall came when Fecltral Judgt Jacb B. WtJn. ltetn'a , 1aw clerlt made 1 routlne call to remind•hlm or a acheduled court appoarance and learned he did not -work for the nnn he aaJd tmployed betn lo the role of altcm<y Jnsttad or deleodant. "Whtn Mr. Roes appwel before me Jul April u at• tomey repraenting two de- fendanta, he oppeartd quho crrtaln el hlmstU and lo no way did bt display 1111 Jncllct; lion that he was not •hat be rtp.-nled hlmsell Jo be •• Schlllm>n said. Alln. son of Mrs. Dl1lt L. Allen. 220 Cliff Dr Iv t Apartment.I. Laeuna Beach. rectnUy completed a Basic Army Admln11tr1Uon cour1t al Ft. Ord. pllotlnltnlc!OrCOU11t. ·~~~~~~~~~ him. . Assistant U.S. Altoroey Emanutl Moen Jnvmtpted ard found Jhat Roa, ..... the IOll of a lypiat for a law llnn, llod ....md u a tiUt u· amlner for U yean and btd takm•~il law_. but WU-not a lawytt. Ron. who had rtmiin<d somber and quiet durln1 molt of the proceedln11 smiled at th?!. Roa, Ml '4l11ltled nucoUca addict, did nol eotruat his own cue to bimsell, howtvtr. lnsttad, ba plmded pcmrt7 and lnNed bla r;pl lo hav'a tho <Gill'\ aJll)Clial a ln)>lr to terVe •itllaUl fee. U.S. Air Force Major Vk1« J. N..,. Jt, oon ol Mr. and Mrs. Vidor J, Nuts ol mill Alipu SI., Sao J u a n Clpistrano, lw .-l•ed tllt lllsll~ JP\11iw 0... lot atrial acbl .. tmtnl In VI<! nam. Mljor Nuts distincllbhed blmHI! 11 a C.TA alreraft COmmarN!tr. He new a com;. bat mlaslon to 111pport anoil>ei aln:ralt whlch h a d e1 • puiencod fl1C\no trwble ""' was forctd Jo lard al In Jn- 1«11rt olrlJ.td lltsplte tlit ""'*nl t1ntr or ""'1117 ... :i;:~i.:; major ard bla ... ,. lo till .... lo lun Ille ul1 .-, ol lhe a1Po plod Uotll ..i tu ...... Bo -,._. tllt ...i.t at 911puJ An, Ta.,- • Lleuteoant Naylor la being aJlilnod Jo the l5llth Pllol TralnlnJ Squadron al W!lllam1 AFB, Arfl. Tbe Uth ia: a unit "' Jhe Air 'l'raJn!na CmmYnd wblch PD>Yidel II y I n I , t""'olcal llDll baalc mllitaey lrliDlnJ for USAF per-r. Bia wife, Donna, II tho dall1hter ol Mr. llDll M11. f:ari>tti 11. Clason of Dlt Valencia SI .. Huntln1ton Beach. ,\fnl1 Prtnte 'l'llomu G. ~ ,.. ol Mr. and Mrs. Elll<IJ G. Koool, '4U Yale Clrclo. HuotlnJJIQll Beach, II aalpod lo n. Ord, where he la lnloq u-the -.... Anny fltill ... pa"4DIGL Illa WU.. -. u.. et 1't0Mft1-'Qrdo,-u.p.-. -b>nollpJloo, Moen uld, nvultd Jhal sloce Jhe nrst of Jhe yoar Roa btd de!'"""' clitnll lo to u r nattOt1c1 .-s In Brootl)'ll Crimlnal Court ard had "90 all r.ur ...... In U,. filth <aat. In Brooklm &opt'<ma Court, the client )lltaded guilty and •u &l•en lt\'I ,..rt pro. helfon; Roa collected • -,,. bl --oulhor!tlel aaJd. U.S. ~ 1111 Sdllfl· .............. " .... for 11-. lllllal lllil 1llo lul -.. llod -llim llo bad •• ' "Ht must kncnJ Illa la" inl· ty ...U," aald Mark Landaman, "ho WU If ... Jho appobilMelll. "Otbtntlii J -~bl)lm.• Score .One KO BELO HORl7.0N1'E. lira .. (AP) -A aunman stalbd u,. Jo • ln>eerJ """ hlrt ... dtmlodldt "HllMI °""" the cuh r11l1ter.11 The ..,...,_.. hurh4 ~ nsfotlr II Ille -· boclli Inc blJn out. j ' • OAJLY •llOT 21 Ct~SSIFIED ·~DS mryOM Has Something That Someone Else We nh , The ~iaest Mar~place on the Orange Coast -Dial 642-5678 for Fast Results You C.n Sell It, Find It , Trade It With •Went Ad _ ..... 11•1 • SHOWS LIK E A MOOEL, • -AND IT SHOULD. EnchanUng TWO STORY 5 bedroom, 3 bath, 2 fireplaces, FAMILY ROOM1 formal din· inr room, NEW carpets and arapes, island kifcben, SOMERSET model on FEE land in HARBOR Vl)>W HOMES . . . . . . . . . . . f/2,500. "PRIVATE DIPPER" IN CAMEO HIGHLANDS JUST REDUCED -This l bedroom, 2 bath, family room plus a convertible den . 2 used brick fireplaces , builtins in kitchen and 8-s..Q with PRIVATE guest room & bath. Entertain around your own POOL in CAMEO HIGH- LANDS . . . . .. . . .. .. .. . .. . . . .. . . $72,500. Z.STORY POOL-$20,900 Jl's true! A craclc.llne trick flreplacr, Wlndlna 1taircue lo queen sl1t bedrooms. Gourmet kitchen • IN· O.lJDES REFRIGERATOR, Oenor•I Genor•I eon... de! Ma r C"t• Mo.. Huntlntlw ... ch iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I .;;;io;:Sff~ORECL~:O:lff~S=;;; I R·2 South of Hlthw•y \ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii VETS , , , $100, TOTAL 4 UNl a. tiO'tf: A NEW HOME -WITH CHARM AND CHARACTER -3 Bedroom, golf course 1rea Cwtom with pegged floors, • handsome stone li.rpelace, spaciow: modem kite.hen and beautifully marucured corner lot. Thill is amOng the finest properties we've seen! Priced realistically •I $58,500. Open dally at 3019 Java Rd . PHONI UN19UI HOMD. MIU YRDL 146-l ttt U,_,IVUI: 11()Ml:i REAL ESTATE -----·-Gener•• I • l BR c1up1 .. on , .. , .. JUST umD .......... u., wlU """ moot atn wlOt, e• kit. 'l'rff..lln-4 Bedrooms P l,t50 of your cbllnc costs! 4 Local -'tukmll bas ........ ed, dMd~nd atrMt. Lota of tluce bedmu and &U the ......... ...,...... This beautlful lamlly home ii tto1pndl or dollars 1o room to build. $59,500. Call locattd in one of Costa aoodln: n~ new wain crute what ,.,. fH.I It ane f75..t900. ~1.Jtora. Mesa'• bnt areu. Lu.ab tolttntt, dlhwW, covtted of the most outstani:tq WELTON & COMPANY t:afJll"U, btauliful land.!IC&.p-s-tio, new CQPPf'r plumblrc. bomn in OW' atta: from the Cost• MeM Ing 1 a cool COYfTf'd patio. Xlnt arN • ooly $31.9&0. mus!~ brick ~1ry to the 0on·t mi. llffinK lhls oor. c ALL g.u..1w: z;vta, teduded rur yard, ~1'U Call m.iO!IO. 962~ 1111 in Uve with It, See i1. f\lt'R lf you don't tJo.o' Ill 189.lOO Includ"-< lond. CORBIN- MARTIN REAL TORS 644-7662 MONEY, WHO- NEEDS IT? 3 BR on h acre. ioncd for COOL RETREAT """'"· ia2.ioo CompltU! w i t h waterfall, * Call 831-1313 • founta.in • lovely landscap-Fount•Jn Valley lnc in lhe rear yard of •his ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;. lmmac. 3 BR. Cnllq:e Park d!Tam boftt, wilh o~. icpac- iou1 leeline. All 1or $32,500. 675-3000 CUSTOMIZED FOR WHEELCHAIR • Giant Two Story On kine lize lot in Nonh Colta Mtsa.. 4 bedrooms up. stairs and a 2bc.24 finiahed teparate tam Uy r o o ~ down1taln. 3 baths, country kit<:ht:n and dlnln& area, plu~ carpets • drape• in every room. At $39,500 - bettt'l' IN It """'! New on markfl. WASl-IE!t AND DRYER! I.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Private patkt. Pool with cabana. S200 BUYS IT! CaU last h appt. fo 1ee • 64S-0303 Seller pays rlosing costs · haa Tt'duced price $2500. Couldn't bt any tie.Sitt t>uy! Only 6 yni nev.·. Close. bur not too close for romfort, lo trwy ' Soulh Coast Plu. I Shop. Cmt. All this + xtra lharp 3 BR. 2 BA. fpl. homt. See to lwlieve! Ca!J 962..s523 I 5.17-S&l2, CDlLlNS I M5--9Gl Open EVES. WATTS FREE GOOD BUY??? I Olli\ I I OI \0 \ PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES C&W NEAR UPPER NEWPORT BAY • $25,250 Thi!' home hu Kpt'C'ially built kit<"h facllllies for a ,_'httl· chair pali1:nt. This deli&hl· ltd 2 yr old 4 bcdrm home Ms coolina: rov~ patio and lll klcated in a iood area of Fountain Vallf'y. 11 )'OU ha\le a special need for a home like thil, pleut ca!J for an appointmtnl. Price 136.lOO. time. Is )'OW' husband mow- ina: the 1nu, puUlne wffdli, watM'ing or cleaninc the pool when he lhould bl with YOU w the KIDS, then lake the time to tee lhil fantastic 4 bedroom condo. It wiU llUl"PC'iae you with lta Larie rooms and llvinl' ~L Priced at $31,950. Ca 11 842~. C(IRONA DEL MAR TRIPLEX ONE-OF-A-KIND/ Z.2 Bedroom, 1-1 Bedroom. Clear. Owner may carry. Close to ahopping. . . . . 11 Linda Isle Drive -_. . Collete l'artc Yrltlt Pool TbiJ will go in a hurry . . ........... "71,500. hnmac:ulate APPEAL-BEAUTY-CHARM . Model Home' IN EASTBLUFF ' Completely furnisbed 5 BR .. 41'.i bath h<>me. Large waterfront living rm. with floor to ceil . marble frplc. Formal dining rm .. lam· ily rm ., maid's rm. Pier & slip ..... $195,000. Beautiful CoUep Park home with add-on Bonus Room plus a beautiful AnlhoQY pooJ. f>i-)ced at on1y $34.<m. Bring me any oflrr. Many extras. Call 546-2313 tor ap- pointmrnL SEA HARBOR LIGHTS from this newly dee-EJl'qul.slte upending ~nd In· orated POPULAR MODEL , b d 2 tt~r decorat1n11. Th111 l~n-. . . " e room , tast1c of beodroom. family bath, din1n~ r~om , _rock fireplace, carpets _& room. formal dining room drapes, bu1lt-1n kitchen. Safely fenced-in has eVi!rything Including For Complete lnforme1ion On All Hdmes & Lots, Please Call : BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 675-6161 back yard for the little ones. . . $55,500. dttp !lh.1111 carp e 1 1 n I · 341 B•yside Or.,.Suite t, N.B. AFFORDABLE ?? Impossible to improve °"I'!"""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'~""'""::""""'""'""'""'~ this home. Pri~ right at G.neral General i·&· THE REAL 1 ESTATERS ' Of ', ', • , • "'' • YOU BETl l This TOWNHOUSE, and CLOSE TO THE BEACH .too! 3 Bedroom, 3 bath, fireplace, builtin kitchen plus a COVERED patio that makes a lovely room for entertaining. Pool close BUY ....................... $31,llSO. A114ttM-S#dd ~-REALTORS 644-7270 llll EAST COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF. l48.ooo. can ,.._,,u NOW! 1-Vl_E_W_O_F_G_O_L_F_ i;;B;;.;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii \,0) THE REAL \'."\( ESTATERS COURSE MACNAB "-J •·"" -··· "'· IRVINE Olannln& 4 bed.. 2 """' MESA DEL MAR home in choke ea:mide 0o5e to a Top Rated 2 Year M>cation near Santa Ana MOVE~I N READY Two lnc:ome Units one b!ocX to Bl& Bear Lake. Elat>t -,.Wty • Want vacant land, unita, car. EZY term• on $14,500. balantt. Submit. CALL ANYTIME --or Eve. 54M651 Lochenmyer Re.-i ttor Coll~e. a High School and Country Qub. 2 hill baths, 1221 Keel Dr., llarl>ot Vi"' Grade School. Corner Home-beautUul tile,· bar atyle Hilla. Work's all done. with room for Boat' Trailer kitchen with e I e ctr I c Jkautiful decor: lmagina- Ston.ge. 3 ~s. 2 ~tins. Railed tire-place, fiv,., careh'tt lanct.caplng Baths, Flrepl.11ce, Gaa Kil· mce caii>ets. detached ~-~·/watrefall I decks. Extras chen. Sprink lers in !he ~II .ble garage. Full j1r1ce galore . sell--cleanlnc O\'en, maintai~ Yard. $31 .950. $36,750 • owner ha1 rnovrd t't'ra.n;\ic. cook top, llM BBQ Call fi<l6..-05.SS, Evenings to Montana. !\lake offer. 1 & mOre." of BR, f"R, DR. OWNER 1 r 8 n 1 I erre d . ~-Zoned for horse. I Dona Ch iche.11ttr 642-U)5. Aisume 5% % loan. 3 COLWELL A PLEASURE TO natural b rick firtpla~. ~ Oprn Daily 12-5 p.rr. bmroom plul\ den. 2 balm, t~ SHOW built-in rangt -oven· PROPERTIES. INC REALTORS I~:~=;~' ~1 ~~l ~I ~l ~I; IConvrnicnlly kx'ated on cul-dishwasher covered patio, ~~!!!ll!!~~~~~~!!!ll!!!l!!!~~!!!ll!!!l!!!lj~~~!!!!~~~ I iii de-sat near 1ehool1. 3 lal'lle fru it It shade tree!!:, brk. ;i HARBOR ISLAND RD. BR's and mnvertlblt den. Ul,950. 541}-17'1). $25,500 Spacious Baytront Home A real buy for ~.950. I ·EASl"=~,""ld<'"°"C".M".-, °"3°"B°'R:-. "'2 ""'&. YOUR BLUE LAGOON VILtA? A perfect spot, with tennis, pools, private beach streets. 2 BR., 2 ba. & encl . deck. Spot· less cond. In cl. furniture -$62,500. George Grupe COMFORT AMID LUXURY Is the keynote of 1'90 LINDA ISLE. This impressive bayfront home is a tremendous value at $139,000. can to see it today. Jim Muller LARGE LIDO FAMILY HOME Located on best 45' st to st. lot 4 Big BR's., din/lam. rm. combo. Priv. beacbes, tennis & clubhouse. $89,500. Charlene Whyte PARK VIEW LOCATION Family fun in University Park, 3 BR., lam. rm. park home ; sharp -seeing is believing! Come see. Fee. $54,900. "Chuck" Lew 'A HAPPY HOME FOR YOUR YACHT . • . and for you also, in Ibis charming 4 BR. home w/1pac.ious patio, on exclusive West Bay Ave. Exceptionlll vlllue at $179,500. Bill Bents SEA VIEW FROM KITCHEN Alto from din. arH, living rm., mstr. bdrm. & patio deck. 3 BR., 21'.i ba's .. family rm ., 2 frplcs .. 3 car gar. $72,500. For app'L <all Howard Wells QUlliT, OISTINCTIVE The style I• Big Canyon. The home ls hand- some. The community is extraordinary. $115,000. For 1pp'L call faul Quick PE RFECT RETIREMENT HOME Sweeping view of ocean from tblJ 2 ·BR. ,... mod. home in 3 Arth Ba!· Low IDllnt., tans. "Lnel lot. lfove Ill now. $61,500. Bob Yorke IXQUISITI WATERFRONT New 5 B\l residence on lagoon of nclUJIH Lindi Isle. Three lrJ!lcs., 2 wet hon. Special carpotinR a. dnperl&. Many, many atru. EilMll l1111lson . -AY-IOATS-BEACH Witch all the harllor octivlty -enjoy the GOOD LIFE from lhh BA YFRONT In CORO. NA DEL MAR. OPEN DAILY -2001 BAY· SIDE DR. Bud AmUn NO DOWN ot the finest c.omtruction PREVAILING 'home, prof. lndscpg. owner ~&:dip tcr large yacht COOL BREEZE arodow? May tnlde 5 Batrooms:, formal 3 BR'1, maid's, den I fonnal FORTIN, ReaJtor 6424:01 bayme' dining room DR; or 4 I: maid'• and den; aeparate lam.i\y room 3 batha; 60' on Bayfront • paneled den, bar I trplc. piCT &: float. What could tw Large bayfronl terrace better for Sl25.«XJ. Appt. An outstanding 1oc:ation only. Elaine-Svtd~n 642-8235 1225.000 LAGUNA OCEAN TARBELL 2955 }latbor, Costa Mesa Call The Moven!! We're ready to JO. Relocated REALTORS OWDef' says "occupancy SINCE 1944 upon loan approval." and b 673-4400 It aharp! ! 3 bedroom. 2 balh, 1"!!!~!!'!"~!!!'!!~~~"" with Iha& carpet, new cop. 1~ per p!umblnr ...... •hili ST ARTER "AD """ and pool·•1•"" yud In $15,500 a Top College Park area lo- catlo11. 0n1y 131.950 • 10>;<. POOL VIEW LOTS 2 adjaCf'nl Jots -unohstnicttd whllf" waler view overlook· ing landscaped gardens &: lovflly homes. 75' frontage • 2518 GICMP.)'tf! I Upland. Gladys Ru~u 642-8235. Newport Heights This channin& 3 bedroom. Bolboo I sl•nd * NEW LISTING * CHOICE DUPLEX 2 Bdnn. A: l·bdrm. Ov.-ner liquidating • must M"ll! Exccllrnt terms. S67 .500. DAVID D. CARL SON REAL TOR 133-9293 NEW baytront home. Pier I lncomt. Open Sat/Sun/Wal 1-5 33'7 E. Ba,ytront. Llttl.e Island WINTON, Realtor 6'J5-.3.331 B1ltto. Penln1ula OCEANFRONT. 4 BR. S Ba. ram rm., wet bar. elerant 2 stO!')', Ph. tor appt, 673-6892. Down. call 6'13-8550. ITS TRUE! Assumi $95. per 0 THE REAL ·..,}. ESTATERS mo. or BUY ft>R S200! Roomy, INCLUDES WASH· ER, DRYER AND REFR.IG- 1% bath home ii located in Corona del Mar the Newport-Costa Mesa "'"'"" area. on1, ,.,,. WHERE IS SUE? block& to the Newport This is whal Sharon, Mimi. Hei&htt grade school. I new Kattn and Suzanne will ask JlrAl'k and easy walklne when Sue and her family dist~ to Harbor Hi&h have aold their k:lvely 4 bed· iiF?=siiii ... iiSG"iiiiiOliiiiNZ ... m..-;;;I ERATOR! Pool plus patio! SUPER SHARP Call at one. · 64><ml. Uperaded 4 b ~ d room . Scbool A about 6 min. to the room pool home in J-larhor builtlns, double Is r • I e • b9.y or twach. 0 t h e r view Hilla. ne.e little 11lrls patio. comlomlnium. Pooll featurn include, ~. and all the OChd nelJbbon: I: dubhotue. Lovtly W1 forced atr heat. buUtina, on this quiet cut-d~sac wiU carpetJnc, new tile. xlnt LUltl Jandlcaptrc that hu mW Sue and her ramil)< and decar. Owner transtm"ed, bttn ~ ..malntaJned A: a all the aood timt'I they haw m-ftl· Alklna '24,lOO. TIME IOMB 1-Ion«<! back yard hod in ttoi. .,..1 !Unlly 540-1151 (Open Ews.) with a ahxt price of $17,900. Wmt A PAVED AUXY home ao well deaicneJ for .t . HERITAGE REALTORS Take a look at OU. beauty. A~. Back yard has entertaining. Perhaps )'OU Low price abo includes ~m for boat, ~mper or are the family who will buy wuhe.r &:: cteyu, VA no build a rmtaJ unit, or all this line: home and diacovu ,..!!!l!!!,...iiii!iii!!oiiii ... !!!!!!ol down tmns and .SlOO down, thrft. QI'• roned R·2 for how great a k>callon this l.11. REDUC-E_D_ FHA wllh total -ol •dded vall>'1. Priced" only L" .,. "'°w you Ille n<lah· S15S. Why rcnl! Call now $30,995. PleMe w r it e bon and the neighborhood $3,000. lot lnt'""'tlon. Clasdfiod Ad No. 4115. c/o !008"' Call m.ms Walk to the beach. '·-e cor Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1500 . . .._.. Costa Meu, 9ZJl. We'll be Jol, nn fOr boat • tratler · out of town for a lnr dQI, J Bdnnl, 3 baths, bmal Rall<n ~ INt I ....,.,,., ,... to know k cffn c~ MORRlSON .<>pm ~ ts av.table rl&ht now. ••• -REAL-JUST LISTED! GOV'T. REPO ••CJI!)•* 1Sl5 Iii-. NI ~ ~rind l One man'• M cu be yt;X1I' • -.venteOr.~ tL.,,.. 'bath'--• VRd p.in.NBJBR,2hatbhome • * Ollt:a Me. -.... "'-....... a.n4 onl,J' '150. down. ~ ••••• 511-4131 ~ ~· ~ .... io elloiblo lo buy thlo SCHOOL STARTS .,,... .....,. -,,,. Gov't """"' ..-. SOON '°°"' potio tnif yant.' f'ri. Prlcod on17 $30,1.50. Call UI te bt-.cht8. Prb Js, lmmfd!, won't lu1 a wttt. MOVE IN IEFORE 1$4.SOO. ea11 67WSOD. c.iu. -'°"'" r.v...1 IM-Dd !Qr. All bolltAno. I~ 2 baths. \Valk to St. John'• and o.c.c. Sll,9111 all lorma -,. . . O THE REAL '°" ESTATERS -' • • -·7 •:-' HERITAGE ' REALTORS • COLWELL PHlJ;.>E R T~l~ rr-J c f~t:A l T(JRS OP l N DAILY 1-5 501 PolNSETTIA Fabukm ODmf!I' :ft.2 lot, with , 811., 2 bo. rustic ...... Loll .. wood • -bride; fronl eDCL priv. patk>. Attal CdM dwmttl .Pricf'd riahl, SSl.m 11""7 orfthis one!! l bedroo1n5, polished --.. -....... double P1'1"1 hup )of. with towttfne: •Iv.de t I' •• ". Assume the VA Joan and $157 per month pay all or no down to new VA k>an. f'irjt day on the market. Realtors: 5-ts-t»Ga Open Eves MESA VERDE 4 Br, famlly room, 2% baths. Ovenlud aarage + room fot' boat. trailtr, el<'. $47,500 Roy Mccardle Real tor 54a.mt I lBlO Newport Blvd., C.M. BY ()y,wr: College Parle: &rt'A 3 BR Plu11 ~paMllt' Sound proof 1tudy for Dad. l 1fy. home 2 BA. ram. Rm. Natural l"l'd brick lrpl<' .. In l11t. !iv rm., 17-1800 sq. ft. Conv. to all BChls &t sMp- plnr •~as. $33,000 prlnc. only. &f9--043.l VA NO DOWN on this ~ value. 2 Bedrooms each unit. One unit now vacant and ready for immechale occupancy. Each unit rents for $165. Kttp aa home or rental. On- ly $32.,950. II you have been In the M!T'Vke, call UL = .'V~ll<I H I\ I fl Realtors 56-0465 Open Evenlng11 l BEAT THE HEAT Air-cond 5 BR 2 story . quiet trtt lintel street. lmmacu· late w/deep ahag crpt. VA· CANT, lmmed pop. All terms • HURRY! $.1!!.850. CALI.. M5-M.2.f, SOUTH COAS"l' REAL TORS. CLEAN 3 BDRM. l' 531·5111 I :1 531·51H -JR:EXECUT fVE A big, beaut. 5 BR home dtsign«I for the family going p I a<' es . llU&"e manicured lot. comm. pool wino maintenance, cul-de- uc for kid• 1afety, only 3 yrs. new. Arodous seller has bou11ht new home In S.F. •rea and saya, "Sell at S42,al0. All temu.." Vt'l!I no dn. Hurry. call for detail.I. * PATTI WALKER RLTY inn Beach, H.B. M2-1418 BEAUTIFUL 4 BEDRM. HOME All tht xtru, 3 car 1ar. pvt PAril It pool,.$44,900. ~to apprrt•h1!fl. Call today. l' 531 ·5111 I :1 Ul-5111 ROOM-TO PARK Your Boat or Triller • -• and )'OOf' family, too. 4 BR, 21.4 BA home. ~ right • $31,900. You name the rerms. CALL 962-5.511 I S37-56C2. COWNS A WAITS C&W O\VNER Trana. 3 bedrooms &: df'n, 2 t:.thll. dlning rm .. ma.s~r btdroom has e&TIA(>I!' I large mirror, book shelves &: built-in bar in the dt'n, family room. ntar Jiv. in&' rm., bl'k. S27 ,SO O. 846--0604. OWNER mu11t M"ll. Swim pool, 4 bedrooms. dUlirw rm .• C'Xtra baths, ttar livlna room, natural br ic k fireplace, built-In raJlie· oven. d iahwaaher, brk., l.10.SOO. !16"J..5566. r:i:jj THI: Rl:l\L \'."\( f.STATLRS $11,750 Tot•I Price Lovely home, 1potlesa Int~ ior with MW crpts A drpa, dble prap w/rear trailer aceetL Bt1dc: BBQ, xJnl Jandsca.pl.QI. Owner pur- chued another home and aotta to! Roll•blo RHI Eal•te 846-3.191 * FREE * Refreshments al open Hoo.e SUNDAY ONLY. 12 to 4 P.~1. lhtH (31 popular floor plans lo chooR front 3 6 4 BdrmL '$31,F.IO. to $34,SIJI. at 9571 Innsbruck Dr. IN/Adami' -E/Bu&hard). RED CARPET, REALTORS. 962-7711. OWNER Sa e r t f lee. 4 bedrooms, family r m • , beautiful carpet.I,.-. cunom drapelira, entry hall, dinlns nn., country kitchen w/a, • tn. eat.ins area and double oven&, extra mnerete walk, finished prqe, b r k,, 136.lOO.-. EYE CATCHING And 10 livable. Gracious 1p1...-11 ... _o1 this 4 bedroom beau1y. Don't min ~ire W. one. $3.1,950 Call now for an ap. polntment -147~. iZ T l!F: Rf.I\!. ['L"J •\'l'I }<" _,.) . ' -~ SMALL CAPE COD HOME. &tnny bedrooms. coey patio. copper-kettle kit- chen, nclt ~. Tab over exiat.ins k>e.n w/rmall down + 2nd T.D. only JlfT. 2 Baths:. Family nn., new I ~~~-~---OWNER 111Xiou1. Autune-a mo. not far from ocean. 6<;'7 loan, f bedroorru, 3 =B~KR=·=96i.s>~~"-· ~~- baths, huge family room, OWNER leavlnr. J bedrooma dinini;?: rm., extra bonus rm., &t hu&f!' family room, newly built-ins, d i 1 h w a s h e r . decorated, bl.Jill-in BBQ, fi~place. l"elJ' living room, dinina: rm .. buill-ln rarce " brk .• $32,950. 962-1865, own. 2 bathl, p a 1 I o , carpels. Lgr. romt>r lol:. $29,950 • lOrk FHA/VA -GEMM1-- WHEN YOlrRE HOT, YOU'RE HOT! sprinkler system, b r II: , 1%7.000. 96>-1313 • 1&10 \Y. Coast Hwy., N.8 . REALTORS 642-4623 NEAR So. Cst. Plaz.a beaut cool ' clean 3 BR. lam/dln. rm., 1% bA. fmmed pou. nlA/V A or takt over ~ % Joan. Frpl<!., cpts.. d.rpl. bltna. lgt. fenced COi'. yd. May be. 2 yrs. al $285. 598 Slurgt0n Dr. M6-7l25. * BRAND NEW * CUSTOM BUILT HOME OWNER d e sperate . 3 bedroom, 3 bathl, family room. new thick shq carpetlnt. dinlrw rm., buUt~ In ra~. oven It •.• but If you. buy thla 4 BR, dbhwa.shtt. pa~ b r Ir , , 2 BA , a"tr.rond home, )'OU'U $24,950. 842-2511. :::.t":':;,,,~CA":f ~~ 1 -=R-=E=po=s=s=ES=s=1~o~N-s~ 3 br, fam rm, formal din rm, 2 ha It powder rm. Very lge rm11. Xlnt klc In Saycrest ...... or 537-5642. COLUNS If; j For WonnaUon and location WATIS. of these l1IA 6: VA bomet,. C & W i ...,,.KASAllAN cau a.rt s, 646·7fi76 2 STORY NR. PARK Close lo beach, lhopc. A .1eha. Thia 3 yr. new home Huntington &each h only I blk !rom STOP LOOKING neJghborbood 'JIUie. 1630 lq. Y<Mfve just found 1M best 3 ft. 111 this bla Gold Med. BR hoR>t' In Huot. Bch. $29,950. C • 11 t u r Y 21. Oranat home In area. Hu m.5S1L O\'tt $500 lh new ·crptc., CHOICE Co.ta 11-._ By c:ncl. patio, prof. lndliepc., IRHl l st.ole ~ GOV'T. OWNED owner. 11800 down.. Vacant. and • a child Mf....tr'N:t Jn WLK. to bell., Spaniall c1n1p 4 tr, 2 ba, c:rpt~ fam move-In CSld. Belt ot all 3 br., f be. frplc., bltn&. flm rm, ne•t A tlean. TUe owr only $29.151'.l. AD tmna, rm. formal dtn. rm. nlA 1~. Only mT Pf!' F'lnt IO caU and '" wlU maint. )'U'd. ao.t to ...... mo. Call Otc. 8J3..l.1D.\ buy. • schl•-Auume low ln- Jlome '37·2'715. * PATTf WALKER RLTY. tt1"M Cl loan. C'aD BY Owntt. H .1 e (_re I I . inn Beach. H.B. MJ...1411 appL ~ 12!1.1!0. 4 811. 2 BA .... Wn -.-so CD. OUT *-OWME~R--·l rm Hdwd. Dra. Walk lo We Mii on.e bOuMI ptt dl,J TRAHSfll ftft ED abopp!lW, all IChoob • col· In each o~. U•UQP Just l Bedrm l'l bath. boll ., tep. 0,1-de-lllt'. t 2o1 don't I••! &uot,.. wtlUna! camPG" 'sa• t1tv beach A ""'-'• CM. 54M.1:19. OIOOte )'Ollr ..,, 11'tlna od>Jol, ~ doom. Oo1J N. ec.ta MeN, S 8r. 281. tam1 · S ~ to lf'l'Vt $24,.!IDO. CaD .. Tm. car lot. xlot ft~ ll'Y )Ol!r -a. -IUl) CARPET REALTOllS I~-. PO,ooo. ll04lll. ••. ** llEAUT ~ t -* BY OWNER. C BR, S BA, BR, Ill BA. .... - TAii JUI, DIN 1lM. MESA ~L -..... - VERDE. Mll-UO ' Ill.a 0.-. -- I .. DlllY P'll.OT ~-~-·=l~~~I( _.... @J 1 ~[ =-~--~l;;;~~I ~-:i=:~':r"•'.:;I ~f, ~ [ -·-~ ·---·-e · IH:int.....,., ....-~ 8Mdt IN.wport IMch C.mttary MMd•int D111rt, H1c 111,...... • H1sz11 UsluflL • ~Ir •Ptn. M 'I l.olt/Crypb • 116 R-174 .. u... ...... I 1:!~!.:.=~ 4-PLIX $100,000,000.00 PACIFICV!ew-lllehe l.AKEnoNT·111ACft·S , .. , ..._, liRn ........... • 41Ul"JOW11 3 -ptua l. • 2 Btltm. • 3 - 1 bdnna-, llM. Col!!!!! Compuy hU A1coYo of t1>t Crooa, "10: lm&ll ea-135,00ll, CUTE 2 bdrm -· ..U, FAIM.OIJS -2 D. I I a. 2 -• ,,, 1a1$J11 ~G olcler b111>,.1U . 2 bolh home teotll~ bam lo qlllol.-ootU.C, XIA! tolChed that -u in ~ "M BUSINE&t Lot IOl<100 • f\tnl. -w/-. Wlotlr -L1U1o 1.t1a1o1 ._b_ 1 D. ---811 ~ •·-p VT ••• ,_ poi.ntlol; p&rtl&ll1 '""' ....... and ... "' Col-.. ~ ~ 13 lllO • am. ...... ,..,. am.-. ... ..... ...,. .• .. ...... -·---::?~~~=.: = tlJrnllhedltl\lllJl...,ttd,L&· woll Propml" htv• C-tMfClal ftDl'Amwtr •• ---·-,,,.,..-pormo,..,. ,i& m..AIC. ....... SlllO BEAai, clodc "°"' a..it ..,.j,formal dUW. ...,., ..,..., """ bit)' al $'13,500. rHCbed 100 lo !he number P,....,.ty 151 lndudu Liquor Uc. • llALI' bllt'"' bell, t lw, 'bl. c;;M llol Mot :-:: ~ ..... :: ::. •fiwi: .... ; 5UCllb1ne briaht kitchen. ~~ oi lletnM!d llln people to 0.2_ M.,2010 N 182;m P~ JOd• OK. SEPT. lat tin .,_ 15Ch rm.·~ ~~~.,~~~;:::: Xlnt -iow motn-.,/To/a,11; .. rv. ,..,. Our 14 °'""" BMt. Clf. lOO'a:lU~w~ .. Goh'ln'• ™ RAllll)o R..,,.......,.. t7M430 to.ti> i .,., 2 a.; -1-~ hill~., Mor • tenance yanl. Full price REAL ESTA':f" ii:".7' :.inc.....:::~~! polo. Olily_ Pit. 642-lln Bol 1191cnii~i:'11 Laloo c-· .... -!~ -· Io.. ... --......... ""' 138,000-Seller will help pay "" " . •·--~ _ ~·-avail. $llO. -JUllL !oe aft ._ Gil buytn cop-and~ 1190 GJenncym and aervu:n to ollf!t )'OU, (;ondomlnlum1 EVIN. f213) 4'5-5.n6. WIJ.Jl TO, BEAOl,,A eitiop. ind pnJtntr. ~'8:5. R.£ALTY Cd, •od,. Cdlll will take ,.... ltonie on 494.9413 ~16 We can llntl d,. ,..per11 for Mio . . 110 Lar tn lamoul Lalco llavuu, ,,.-. I Bii Jalt riioodilod.-2BR.,116 bolhs..)lolow Hwy. ~. PldJ l)ollr. -No rt ...... ' ttade. Coll 817-U21. HARD TO FIND >"" wanl, Joan >"" tlle FOR Sile °' ,.,. . J'lneot -ol ""' world -s=s..,., 541-1419 '-· -lt :rri lrn Coll ...-, -u,.r •l ci.-m. ......Wtd 3 bdrm. ::::. ~ l;'t ~·-::.: view ..... -. 2 Br., 2 llL Lo.-Brid&•· 1-IOd lllilatoo er famW.., -or -lnd. .... -. Olllco ._..I AM io I P1I 8 lllWITDVµY l\11111· , , 2 bolh co .... on 1 ... R-2 er\Y, and Jh<n ,.u '11 for .-Qec. n.oi 15 2, 5 0 0. =:; ~ =: ~ """'"'2 br pr lonctd. Unlwnlll' Jill)'. m.Glt mm> 2 811 -· 116 .... Lot. Room to add unita. )'OU when )'OU want to en-rm. Mela. or Newport s..ct. t. R ............... M f7t.M30 :i BR w/potA SZ50 . mo.., JBft.Ja...11&m ••• SD5 WlllW Glll1. ....... ~~, 1nt1 Bn.eh mvd .. H.B. $45.000. chaf1a:e. We are a full ter-EASTSJDE. Qu)tt locatioa. come prop. 6H-41J11. C•t• Mete ~ IVl'n. G1 DlllUL 1 BR, 2 "-C21116ce ·····• bl,11-t.iMJ-a aa.. • THE BARE FACTS . * ......, * vice com""'1)'. Call 8'1H225. Adult> only annmwtlty. 2 , , , !ii • . Nr. _._ -*'· • . --...,__,. BR. l\i BA. trp!c., tust Real Eatett Wtntod lM cozy. ....... yard. C..I• -Co1 Ill•-IMdl . About this property are: ~ ~~ pool, rec. room. GlltlP. Em~ d tdult. 30 or ow. ! owners are ready to move ~"'<ii $21,900. B'l Qwntr, 9634181. WIUJ.lea5e or pUl'Chue 2S(XI Qulet,Prfvaey. 54.1-MU. • EASY doet jtl i llr, ~ AVAJL. lf»t. 15. J BR. J BA, • 1 • out a! area and have priced . ~'°'...:'~ OWNER. l br condo. w.o, sq. 11. or more in Orange Lltuna llNdt yd for chlkl/pet, $1SI. rr: rw.:: ' their home for • quick taler. ....,...,. ...... c-r R-0, disp, rttrig. Total cub Coun1,y • Jftf~r Garden ALA Rtntal1 e ~ l 'C r;,:: _''{°o~: ~~: = 3. BR. A Don $36,fSO $47'.+ impound•. 11.uume Gro'° Area, ••ll•ble for 1 1163 Uttt pd. So.~ 1 e BES!' 2 br v:.,v =~l:.:. ~~:. ,',I; ·1 'lh fire 1 Unique, white brick exter, THE SKY IS FHA 7 $~ Nr bchl. Eves, Ir TurkLlib bath. Will remodeJ 8!'· Chlld/jliet ok. . bet! ,.fDcd yd, JJt w..wn --~ fam1 y room w1 p ace. &led t.... 2 Ba blt-illl wknds 968-6003 to lit requlrtments. Sox 295, ~ • 2 Br 'Ill. ()ce.an view. encl aar, lddl OK. S~ • Unlveraitw -.~ lr\1nit. bO pee,. •!Sd. J : Pool 1U. yanl. Locatod new I en-,. .. ' FALLING! ' JUghland, C.., 92348 (Tiii Gar.,)tedl. pOol. • -• ALA Rtntalt e tMWM D•-• .;:;.::: H......_ C.-dal ~r • aolf~. PrlCt'd at only frp!c., carp, Yard ~ . FOR Sale or Rtnt.La&un4 8$2-968!. $3SO .. Lo9e17 s r+ hu&e. f:am , ""'-~ .... ,... ,. .. ,.. . . . •: 138 950. All termJ. Call woil<, but a r .. 1 buy tor the Fallin& "lht Into lh• Jdfc:hen Bch., Weal 9 Condo. 3 BJI, 2 rm. n,tc., declc. Avail l.f $200, A MONTH DmiA c~ so. of Jh.7 s ,•I ; 817:,.1~ blndymon. Call' .right lhrough !he .SKY-BA. By owner. &U-7917 WIL" bey amall equity in 2 mo. · HEAT A CLIAH lat.. * ,8PARKUNGCIZAI<!~ BR. 2 BA, w/trplc. ~ ··l · MISSION REA"TY mom UGHT. al thl1 channlnl eve& bllh "'"""· Ail· "' take NU-Vll!W• RIHTALS tide a Mrm. '. lllfln CUlwnlalo Home. 4 BR. 2 ..... lt ,.int $3U. -on ' : ,-··;.THE REAL , ESTATERS LG 2 BR. ho clote CUSTOM BUILT.home! It'I over paymentl. 54Mi99'f, ~ L tch ..____.' BA. ... b. kit.. cptt. •• E. new me, ..., ra111ne Joto tlle Oupltxe1/Unll1 673-4ll30 or , 494-3241 •' , tml ,,_ ~ -.,.. bltlni, pool dllb. ~ llo. 67MIOI ; ' ~.v~ =:~u:.-2 lot. SPARKLING HEATED Ir Hie 162 1 BR. ocean...-, tu Vic-1·'•· Owner/ r 0 $215. 213: 137~ . . ~ j . 33> MAGNOUA 494-129'7 Fl"TEREO POO" •on <he EAsr aide C..ta M.,. I ,_ lfAl -Bel>., nlcoly tum. 14. A,alS, La - -I ' I~ t !: M d I H mes -patio 1-through another duplex 1 br .\ den or 2 br + ~ trpt $235 )'l'b-. &tJ..1272. S H· A R P 3 Bedrm., 2 ~ 1'• tar t ..,.... 9 1 : 0 e 0 ~r~~ ~ee~ $~~: ~KY~l~HT In the ·garage! t br. Separate yardl. VA 2 BORN boust, incl utll. bath, double g~ge1 ~ • 2 Br, ~ blk Victciria , 51' 49t-M98 4 99--2'78' ut II s perfectly sale in loan. Principle1 o n I y • B I $160. Salaried, m at u re oversized, ~~ Quiet .._.,. 1)'plc., vieW! I ~ F S I OWN-YO;-OWN APT' nr M1 .ot the • bedroom1: the $34,500. 642-5001 eves or O:~ nfty 200 Mults. 49t.-11'10. 1 tree, t. '23(1/mo. in-$300 • S Br .. bltnl. view. b-Apt.. Fu"" ~ • Or a e family room, lh• dining wknd1. u Newport Bwch eludes gardene•. Call cptly nko apt.. . a.111N I 1-~ · Vic!Or Hugo's. $2'7,500. Neff, room & the Uvln,i room I P 166 Larry gt 1~ $385 • l«t. 3 Br., 2 ba, trplc. I .r1111 ! Ph .. (714) Rltr. 494-9.118 under the NATURAL \VOOO, ncome roperty e \VOULD you like to be $92.50 • Bach. 1,i blk beach, r:A.e.588()-a · owner, Beaut view, lit'-deck. BAL Ide • Yrly, 2 •-, •-. '1 One L•pun• Hiiis BEAMED CATllEORAL C·2 Zoned, Rentals + office, au~fulr Balboa. Avail now. ~ · NU-VIEW RENTALS ™'· '\ll" , -CEILINGS! A great N~.. on double lot. Small down, e WOULD )'OU like to learn $150 • Util. pd. l&e 1 Br., 2 BR, :c:tra ~. Gar, .fncd, 673-4030 'cir dh124I ~~~mo.~~ ;;, -r;:;) ' crpt/drpt, J(>rlnklen:, Ir& lot. $52.995 with 10% down, Call T.D. Great tututt potential. • WOUl.D )'OU like to belp Private! ref.ril, dl•1>. w1br a dr)<tr. · I 962.6605 OWNER: New 3 br, 2 ba, port Beach address .at onJ,y and owner will carry ls\ HO\V 10 be a success! beaut tum., right on pool. w-w cpt, drpe. bltin 1tovt, Laeuo Hllh . 44.5-2661. l S1SO down. Aaaume 1</0 VA 646-TITI. CALL ANYTIME olht>r people become sue-$1Th ·Balboa Illfo. Cbarmlng Cpl• only• tn 50'a. No petL Ude J1 ... 1 1 br, furn, >'farly :1 · I ~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;J loan.. S232 per mo. 833-1103 646-mt or Eve .,...9068 ce.uful t 1 Br over pr. Yrty. Walk 'dill to lbopa. Water $115 mo. Newly dee. • : I• Eves. 642-23U. ' eWOULD)IQU.llketodoublt' $1.IS .. 2 Br,. 2 be., w/trplc. pd. '1195 mo. Af.lotbOGQit e 3 BR .• l~ ba. Anmaa.I :m Oral. 613-6.105 , GI No DOWN· 3 BR. 2 BA, beauL view, ,..r Income wilh Iii to 15 Ocwtlr<>nL 142-'12S7 1-$360 mo. .., .... p-' i ,,,... drape~ Mrlg, many hn per week -k l 1215 • Bal"°" Ill<, 2 br hae., EASrSIDE • 4 lledzoom • 2 6'/MJl8!; (~I 629-2'm ' $1.Ck> Move In • 3 BR 2 BA, 3 trai in&:" tlo deck Ba e HS WK A 1.Jp-On OceU: ,,.. new. Xtra Irr add-on xtru. 6 mo. old. New BRIDGE THE n . pr, pa , . lh -Llrl" lfvlnc.,... l Newport -, . fp l all blUn pl' World. 137-36.J2, Owner. GENERA • WOULD you like to call $GJ • 3 Br .• hQ'fronl P\1t 1amll1' room • fenced in ' I.oWb'.,.~ Br •• Rooml lamnn, • ap ~ TION 42 UNITS loranmtervl<wtotindout hcaclt.Oock•vti~,Yrly. yard.-Woter-G.-. 1115 ·2+dea.l!lbL.bltm, l<ald ~--N lrg kit-dining area, w/w lido Isle GAP moreaboutltT NU-VIEW RENTALS Refumcn required. pr.Cb.Dd,1mpetwelc! eeauf15..17ee crpts, cuatm drpa, vtty lrl ~,.;...~---....,--Best rental area in Los An-83J..864S 673-4()..1) or 494-3248 Avall&ble Sept. ht 6t6-01f» S2SO • S Br., trplc., lY Uv Corona dlf Mer lot • have room tor boat or Tradition1I Bayfront OWN 3 Custom doll houlet geles. Wll~hire and Western Beauty College MOO. 3 BR on the beach. aft 4:'3 PM. • rm., 2 IW'llTlll. Kidr/prtL ' ',; trlr. Ovenimi dbl gar. One of Lido Nord'a most onalot.PrlmeeastCosta -Novacancyproblem.GoodD h (F h Sq) G & 1 nd $350 -2 St., bltna, bi& LOVELY1brlrdenor2br,;: Many, many :c:tras. Uited charming homes with fiO n. ~lesa area. A th r ee investment and pride of T~•;: 1 ( •• ' • ltB.P ll.U ry room. a.EAN 2 BR hie', IOmt doltta. gar, deck. Oce~ l 'il blla: bcb. Beaut tum. _ j low at $32,500. SEE today. frontage. 4 BR., huge up-bedroom for panonta. A t"'-o ownershl S560 IXlO cau the •P• r wtnter. 638-56l5 crpta. drps. din rm .. stv, tront. ~·$Zit. 6'134101. I atall'l 2nd llv. nn.; tu!J bar .. bedroom tor M>n A wife. A JnvntmC:i Div\~ 546-UiOO. ~OLLAND Bus. $1111 OCEANFRONT 4 Br family $160. Oean Attnc 1 Br Me. NU-VIEW RENTALS Cost•~ : 2 patios, t.levator. Jut1t listtd one bedroom for erandma. 1116 OrRni;<', C.~I . 645-4170 house. Avail Aug. 13 thru wlbeam ctll. stv, ttfrt&'., 613-4030 or 494-32.as I t.lCclUsively at $240,000. Price Is $52.500 ,vlth l!Y/c 8u1lne11 Wtm.cf 210 3ht. $32S wk. 615-1536. $140. Gu pd. ~· • BEACHa>MBERS. Spac-* $30 ~EEK & UP * -I * * * * • down. Exclusive with 1 WALK to beach, pr unit CLEAN 2 BR, 1 BA. pn.ge. ioUa btff'l itave rdril ulill • StudiO A 1 BR Apts 1 I Large family home. 5 BR.. st TD Loans Also bach untt, CdM Matute eouple prd. $16S. lnci suxi . ' • TV" Maid Serviee Avail DON'T MISS THIS :.;:!: P~~~ ~t Reat1on 51>-9191 •e••,nm 6% % INTEREST Ren1-A-Hou1t '7'4430 ~~ pd, 21.1 Kmr PI .. ALA R.,;tal• • W-3900 : =., ~~ ?.j YOllrfamUydeserv .. thcbest Sl/St.lot.$125,000. .Open Eves. INCOME HOMES 2 d TD l H-Unfurn. ., 2 BR. dlo ..... lrpl<, cpt, eFIXERtU>peratthe bch. 231'1Newpcrtllhd,OI I ~~ :=. ';;:. ~~ bowail& lo-1& IMMACULATE-II-NEW DUPLEXES $48,!ll>O n oa ns Goner•I newly decor. J!:.alde. $000 2 br. llSO. Tb~~ .. -eeg1u. 4-NEW TRIPLEXES $67,950 Lowest rates Onnce Co. incl utll + $100 dep. Adults ALA Rentals e MS-BOO orth <IS GO Rent , ::'ea'::~:.,.:;:':: 3415 v ia uoo 675-4S62 BAY CREST BeauL new 2 • s BR un111-"WE BUY TD'S" 644-illll alt 6 pm · HOLIDAY PLAZA !' pl~. Thia home ;, * PIER • SUP * Super clean 3 hcdroom, 2% 151 E. !!&)' Sl, Colll Meaa. 2 irrY, 2 "'" entry hae. Gar, HARBOR VIEW HOME DEWXE Spocloua 1 BR. :• well decorated and ,..,...,. 60 bllh home' whkh w !"'' Ph' 642-4837 Sallltr Mtg. Co. RENTALS "'1ced· $140 lcl<ls..,petl. · -S Bedrm. dlnin& -•Pl 1135. llM!ed piol .• : custom cablnotry I'\, ... I~:;.!=~~""' become avallabl Double MOYE·IN·TODAY 642-2171 ~" Rint-A-Houat ~ room. '395. mo. -~-·Adults,·"": i. kitchen. Priced at $33,950. • BAY-FROJiT * fireplaei>. kitchen eatful Auume exilling loen • no Servin& Harbor area 21 ffl. Hou* ,-45.* t1P 1*1 ' ' 4 BR. 11ii ba, newly painted. REALTOR, Gf4.7270. 196.J Pomo· A,. -• 1 : : Call 847-6010. Ch>ict 35 fl Nord. 4 BR. area A much, much more. qualifying! 4 BR, 2 BA Money to Loan 240 011 325 Either. CM. $*.mo. na • """"· ' 3 ba. Pier/slip. $195,000. $59,0CO. To see &-appreciate condo. Pri~ inc w/w crpt1, W.11thCOITAMIM 531N,123, 2 BR. dM, 2 ba, Ip ldtch, 1 BR furn. $130 up incl utll, '. j UDO REALTY call 646-7ln. drps, washer, dryer, rrfrir. HOMWWNERS! 2 BR. 1 ha. cptl, drp.-, din arta, trplc, view of bay. newly dee, beaut prden, , ; 33Tf Via Udo, NB 6'f3..7300 Will trade. c A w Realty. BORROW $120 LARGE 2 Br., stove, wub« hoolr.-up, fenced yd, W/prdener. No lge pets. pool. rec. Adulta, no pet•. • -WALK lo BEACH-Meao Vordo 962·5523 "963-4062. carp., 011Jd O.K. no pets. Rel.'$160: 6'13·2918. Avail Alla. 20. 1375 mo. ~ 5Maple Ave., CM. Mar ! . e 5 BEDROOMS e 4 BR, 2 BA, aha& crpt lhru-SIDE BY SIDE $1000. $10,000 Up l lldrm., 2% bl. POOJ., dbl 64&-3402 SPACIOUS 2 Br ' BALBOA Coves, N. B . 2 Triplt.xes. , beat Ea1llide $150 NIQ: 3 Br., bltn.1, l&r· prqie, tpl., pvt. yard. NORTH BLlJFFS..V1ew, 4 br, . • attracttw '1 2 story, all dee kit, 22'x16' out. auto water eortener, 14 Joe • 4 U 1 h LOW MONTHLY aa-~. klda, pet O.K. -/mo. -557 n-~ ba townhlt' F .. -a.. fum, bltine, bl.r, cl09e to :1 IO )THEREAL 'C\i ESTATERS • •• r. fami),y room, 2 fireplates, fruit tl'ffs. lmmt'd oc-Waterfront. Pvt ramp & 1 • • pnce. n ts ave PAYMENTS -' -.~. · · -...,-OCC Ir ahoppU.. Mita. · intercom. New paint. VA a~ cupancy. $32,500, 557-7063 float. Modern 3 Br. $19,51'.Xl. l ~ baths, 2 havt! trplcs. LOANS on ANY HOME $135 GUEST cottage, 1 Br., MESA ymDE 3 br., 2 bl area. Pool. Cu• tom Baby ok. No pets. $150.!IO. pra!sal $41,500. Submll • Ml11ion Vlo)o Call owner, 675--0750 1110.000. By app't. only PAID FOR or NOT , fen«<! tor child, pet. UUI. home. $255. Jack Peck, = llr achla. $4l$. 59-lm. • I crwntr anxious. 968-4456, JOOIUEnl~!t"lllty R••671ty,.10 COMPARE OUR C 0 ST S paid. S45-Gl63. 3 ft-2 ft. 1amn.. -•--l'. BR lrg. $140 I: $U5. J REAL Estate. Sale or Sold, Newport Heights · l.->I • wy. · ,,_ nRST! El Ton °'"• ~ MJ rm,~ stoool Adlt.I anl1 Ideal for •• ' Call Whit, 837-9550. Fore" 4 BR. VlcroRWI tlDl 2 BR·Delux• Bid<. -6 FIRESIDE UlAN 1150 PRIVATE 2 Br. home, I.AKE Forest Exec. -l :.'\:':. :!,, ":' = kcbe!an, 199.1 C 0 hurcb, cl E. Olson, Realt.on:. y tta I to ,.. thl mos old E/s\de C.M. Pri~ GUARANTEE: p.rqe, kids O.K, B lam dl 11· · ""'· MLL&.olU '""• -""'" C.M. 541 9'33. -~ N rt n. ch ou go RO n 11 clpala only 642-U.21. U t tht ..... ..,. r., . rm., n. rm. v. , .... ~ .w. 11111~1w• 1 ewpo -• p 1 u 1 h y cnilhed • velvt!t · )'0\1 can &e O>AlUL nn . .l h>cd yard. Like' nnr HARBOR. View ..____ 3 -l A 2 .BR. Pool. $140 up. I value. 3 v.... old I: better* 4-Plex Nr. South Cout LOAN from &fl1 OTHER $150 YEARLY. 2BR. cottqe. nd Refl--t ...... -· _,.. , Pl>l'""" -· Unfum avl Children' eect. *HOMES BOUGHT' . POO.LS thannew!"3gblkstoHarbor Plata. Dbc 3 Br. Owner'• LENDER in Califomla at blk. to beach. OlUd. pet co · .......... -•. u cpt, drpa. auto~ • • /\: N horn I Hi ..... Prlnci•"'1 .. 0 .. 1 ... call Unit. Bier. 545-2321. RATES ~ THAN WE OK. g pm. $350 mo. Avail Sept L Utt ~ GAJU>ENS Aptl. 171 -J c•1hlnoned1y.Nodl ... 1 ~~ ~';:/.~h,'1,;.nd~th,.•, &J:S 14900ij ''Y B OFFER. return the · -Huntlnrten Beach PortBa.rmouthPl.&H-4011 22ndStCM.&C-3645. .· 1 count. II Y ear1 txperl--tep. laundry nn. Kitche n · ' · Y owner duplex. 1 )T. old AfONEY within 15 da,ya, and $210 ON \-ACJU:, 3 Br., WESJ'CLIFF, ~ x e cu t Ive FOR rent. l'um. 2BR .apt : ence. CALL lft..1411, bltns. A a spAtkllng pool. In CapistranG Beach, $50,0ll or YOUR LOAN with US ii o'lite pr. OrlJdun, petj} e WALK to bcb., 1 br furn, hbme. 4 BR. 3 Ba.. Beaut. Pool, adltl, no pets, $1SOmo. PAnl WALKER A-lsharpcondlUon.AbeR Newport Shores tradeforlot.536-0346. FREEi R.C WERNER. O.K. kidl,peta,Sll5. atrium.Yearly.Call: Aho need A11l1tant REAL TY, I buy. $44.000. WATERFRONT 4 BR. Lon for Solo 170 President ALA Rontala ··~ WINTON, Reoltor ~ M"""'"· l9tt Pomona, CM. 1-----~-~ · TOWNHOUSES 8;:~ :'.,lnbthlsi"",c~;c"'ara,..gara!. BUILDING? FIRESIDE Thrift $225 PAINT • save. 2 + • llARD to find.' 2 bi, nr ~~ ~} br, 2 ••• "."-~.![·utll~tcl· :... BRt .'.!~ OWNER TRANSFER.RED See these Park Li do 7'I 2328 Harbor B1 c.M. 66-den, near bt.acb; kid!, pets bch, kids OK, SUI --.;:µ-= -~., pr, ,,,... _. nww wvl'>< tao 4 BR. 2 BA on townhouR• ""lh puk like Siepo to°'''"· pooi. A ten-THEN CHOOSE FROM ·• 1000 line. ALA Rontala e 645.3'00 Ront.A-HouN t7f.M30 ~ Alto 2 Br lrnt. sprlnlclend cor. lot. PLUS ground• A care """ •pel'ld-nll. $44.® -Firm. R-1 Back 11ay cu!<IHlc 8lJ 1'· Main, S.A. !47_.. LANDLORDSI NEW crpL, wtr hlr. w 1 ,.. pool Channlnl 2 BR 2 CAYWOOD REAL TY tcm11lder trade for Income * NEED MONEY? Do >OU have a vac&ncyt We 3 BEDRM., 2 bath. Xlnl 3 BR Bch cottaae. b1k A \I to APr. MGR. Min. dotlea. IOftener, dahwhr. Nr. schla B k'tchc bl ' * 541-1290 * property.) We ~sent aeveral -'-•ate can fill tt. Many ~ble cond. FruiWrees, _ g8:f"-!:'-Ml. Yrly Sl&5 per mo. lJve in: $55 oU rent. 12 tum. .\ ahpr. Only s 31, 9 s o. a.. 1 n tns, patio, R·t Underzround utWties, 1enc1Cr.. Borrow .,~·the tenants on our waiting list. dener inc. Only '280/ .. ,~u mer. J Br. units. Mature woman .t Broker, 547~ or 546-6261. ~~ ~· ::~~ · &. Large S.nta ~· and view. CC on 11 id er t.qW.t.y in )'OW' home. Call Ablolutely NO CHARGE. mo. No pets. Agl BARBOR VIEW HOMES--2 A ptef'd. sc.esm aft S. 1 living rm patio triple pr $20D MOVES YOU IN "'bordlnatlonl. tor -tpprabal eBEAC~, ~IEllNTALS 962-4471/M6-8103. -:'.'::!.~Lie, or $69.50 SMALL ltim. trailer, > , lrvlno 131995 " · · . R-4, overlooks propoud BALBOA BAY. PROP ~ * 4 nft. 2 ~ -t~ 111~. uttt pd. Adul'• no -· • ..-..· • .-• · Seller pays remai ning marina • uo.-. ...., .... ,.__ .._ C "" ......... I WANT TO LIVE CALL e '"'"" Veteran'• cod• " clollin< R-1, View lo~ Apple VaUey * 642·7491 * LANDLORDS! ll'plc, ln<l....,, 'opnllllnn. $on i.nonte 644-15.19 ' : lo tabuloul Unlvonlty Park? J!l•A!4 ""'"for fllA buy ... Sharp, Ccon1lder trade for Orange ** McCLURE ** W• SpeclaUro 111 -lnod blclr 1'I l patio. l1bl BEA1JTIFIJL 3 bdrm., J bl., Sltorp bocbel<r. uttt paid. :-I Come A see this dramatic ,,.............. clean 3 bdrm., familJ rm.. County lot.) The Loan Alftn&er Beach • Corane del Mar • pr. $245, 19'1~ ltrinc room. fonml ~ Nr OCC A ua. $145 mo. I --. fl t--~·-. Steps Ntsr ••• •,•,•,,L,TY 1 0111 frplc., 2\i Yrl· Y'OUD&· Neu 492-8332 or 492..()424 A 1 ........ 1• Our Rental Sft-. BIKE to Beach. Vacut 2 br. nn., lg. kit, tam., nn., tn-* 56i-Tl68 * , : from adult pool" major SERIOUS SELLER Ave. -fC. • ... ~W•ntoc! 150 v1 ... 1eFREE .. Yoot Try rnc do. trlum,on 81Brflmtop<Adulto,no AI -"'.., "'"''11"""""" •• c• Westminster S1. A Euclid •AAlI~FOR All ._...... $131. B I 1d Cloeed A Golf ~ areenbelt, 4 BR., incl 30 CJ1. -llu-Vlewl Rtnf.A..Houat ,,,_... Counei Shore CUtt.. Rettt/ pets. lit tlo!r. 114 5 , • n. mstr. llllle with trp!c. with ,.albllc price tor larwln rHlty Inc, J#i ; MONEY HU.VllW'RIHTALS Irv'-1eut. P Pft'·-· ,\pp!. -· . '°""" market. otters 3 96M405 121 HoUrll d~ WANTED -· GOlY ~ • I All bnl&hed-c~e appli-ittd '-------U -• _ _ Investor wanted to t.ac:tor ac-m.-• --... • , -· · · .... • . NICE 1 ~2 BR tria', SSS a . , wu. S.p. dinlnl nn. A ..,...... -~"'and 2 nlvoraftv Paric counta ..,.lvoble w 111 !lave_,...,......,.. to lllllV. PIC VU. m. Bnnd Senta Ana Hoi9hts up. Ma-·ldlta. '4Ml'l8.; I =~tam~~::·-~= =··=·~::0 ::: "CAMBRIDGE" *ONE ACRE* -·-'u eol· :r~ed .. do It ~~2~ ' • w ,E.Uth~ ·1: for 154.900 lNCWDlNG ntE wilh lot>I payment. of 11811 Otolce !·level 3 BR., 2 ba. Eutaldo ~ ZoolnJJ. 2 older la......_ llatlonal4' """"""' • NOW -. Dlclti. nc. fie. pooi., lfl>. i BEDllOQlf, $2l5. 11'1' '111 • qp, nkeb flmt. 1 Br ~ LAND. ~lhmotranth.ll Llrl"Fulcornerl lot +alatr:lum.SharpA'~~!· homes on tot. One ot the ~ccoun~ rt~urny~~ IJMp--'!~~~·1 ~.~ .. ~tt;_Cloltlo ~~Pb 5*-0114 , :c.:s--• UI W. ; ..,, er pte. price qu . carp, .,,.....,, u~ few rtmalnlng te.rae parcela. · ....-uwu..-._......., • ... 1"ll ~-• ...... -lllD. ....,,.....-. • ' l "llUfCE 1946" tit w ....... -Bid(. u.w.nll)o P&d<, -Doys sn..711t Nights --~ =------=--· A RIAL Jl!WEL Do JIOU -,Pl<nlY for -.....,, Then -lhlt I wnu., 7 Ila 11m11y """"· -dlnln& """" -~ 1lda -... tn1Jdtl7-...... """ .. '1"·500. t)ntlhdl RilALTY is $2S.950. Submit your down •tand. end unit. ateP1 to pool. Temtic buy! Call now tile. 7lf.m..1900. 5 HMI. 5 daJI *!f S bucka. -.-HO; furn. er l'ount ' poymenl to Xlnt value, 134, 751). 612ol7lt Unfurn. ilO afn Voller ;J" $55,900. r S~\\4llA.-&'B~s· Lide.... 1:!4'.:'&·1.:C,~ Reatton open Eve•. 545--0465 fir.st t~) !?Jf ~r2'1 The Pml• witb tbe ••ill../11 Clioclie ·~ :'~~"':: ~ ...... """'· suo..,, WANTED 0-•'"''" -. of .. 1!>1321 or (ZUJ 1llMllL BACH .. pvt., Pool, utlL pd. ! roafy ,_..........,_.. $1655!-8Ma1ts...w-" y..,.. home b wanted by .,, 4 , •• ,,~1 - 1 1ow .. ,..,.,_....,,._. C:.:~-----.-.. .. 1' sonK'tlody aomewhere, Let -.. •.. vo: v•v C I K L E N I _....... ._ ::'::..S"'.':.": >"" &!~~ 5'\T'1.:!"~'J:"1 I I ·11 I I ....,....., ....., , .. ur~,,,......, 1 ; CALL e '4•·2414 OXtdomlnlumlilzo,Mtl..... -OPEii M 41111>'. l lw, u ... L.clUlNt M iJll.i.•'4.. I --I~ 1IJld, Fee tllmple. 12.lllO oq I H A & U L I J .._ 1111 --. ...,.... 0..., -7 rr.t.;r 1111 n . ~lllO "" quick .. 1.. I I I' I .11 -Nbic. -· -. • • "" ·--. N11r New,erl hit Oftk:• HU:3 BR hlton. nt.224-19«> . • • _ f. lwtrn pool. dubbll. QID 'fr nmd: JODI; ..... *WATERFRONT* SAN ruAll CAPISl1IANO f -· lOD Holburo . BBQ. ll*'ln 'h u.tJil : * DUPLEX.* Mobllo -llkh * a-o.JL I 6 £ A I s -. °"'7 ~ · oN MA!lcus S'l'l\~ET Por Salo 125 BY OWNER * <ll-91D y u • You .... OOI .,.,.,, wll!t l Bil 2 BA, ...... -all 2 Ill. STUDIO • -. : YOU OWN THE l.AND! !2xS5 1 Bil MobDe -· -., .. -· I·' I I I -anvtlifllll .. Now YOllo ...... 1lta -• ttryr, ~ 11J'IU1'ID ·-: Walker Rtaltv 67S.5200 11.11. location. n.oo o. R-174 - - - -,...... ~ oW>OJ hllo,,..,.,__ "°""' r l 3.136 Via Udo, N'pt. Bea<'I\ 2U/3l7.cl, lllM9:ll Ma>-I " :.._. 'i-y, --. l'h: 541H4113 It bl .. S. of Son - Jlli.IGO. F .. Land. H"bOt' '71 u.s2.'l Bil. 2 Ba, J.odey ~~-= suso R E P H I C I""''~ w• not=·-CM*. f-. or .., -.. 1 b1k 'W-:";, - Vlew Ho.-Ctrmtl, 3 tm, v""' lot, 115 .... Adi!>. La.-coblo !!!-~ ,. I~ I I I' • ~.. ~.... ..... UJlwa. ns .. 1rzu -Luo.I =\VAlldll ,~ ll f ' ' BR., FR., 1 ... crpta, P«m Wtatm., $U,900 at-t• Call -• ;. , _ • _ _ ,..;:....-,,,:, .. ~=. "'•"''...,.. mo - lot. SprnklrL, lndtcpd, tJrinc 1Dx40 Pllal1m. -c:omp SPI-Roal -Iii P. ti_ ·--,.. _ .. ..-:. ;;t.°;i.!:•-uu. ~.::..a::=z0r. ~!lt-Bla-La.lle. il:l%rr~r1111 f r r r r r r I tr L.JmLi *-BA~· w----•-. tlc h' .--.11 SAatll'Q.Ll<ltl-LEVELJ.OtS.--..i. elM5_Met!a1••·101 I I I I I ~ '&.:-·-,,.* .fil-!""-. -,.... bit -..... boodt. t>Ot1t.t!tLo.SS.&011w1dt! -· a..u1no...... on.11 ...... ,.._-. 1i2.-.-n QliY, Pvi< Cntttt, ltv!DO Call~-06io -. I AM' IO S PM r . ... I• ~--a1t.1PM ~ ... Aot.-2br,13.1f5:m-m1 e, ...... ean-SCRAM-LITS ANSWDS IN CLASllfllCA N 100 ·--"'.-..'~.1;'1':°4 1 _'".._Tlllmo, ,,_ ........... 1111. " ' ! t ' • •• I • I; ' . l : ' . . ' .. ' ' ' ' ' I ' ' " ' I · I I I ' i 1; ,. ,. ' " 1 · '. ' ' ' •• ' ' ' I I I I ' .. ' . ' : • ' ' ' ' I -·-""' ., 7 ........... .....,,_ liil1ii ...... -''-"- • e WINTER RENTAI.'I e 1. 2. t 4 BR. Rl'letYe now? ABBEY REALTY 64W850 -l'Ort Holtlfdo . a.EAll 1 « 2 BR. Adu! ... no .. ... tee kit. -· 2121 E. 16th St., N.B. ~180L OPEN Sat .l Sun, 2-5, 4130 E. Oout Hwy. (CmoUdo) 2 BR. ']>001, dbl car port $21D. incl. water. (nt> 642-aS. LRG Olftf')' 1 br. in OBI. No smokers I child I pets. $l00. !WI. 6'13-Uli9• 2BR.PooLSomevl<ws. Near beach. $210 AGENT 6IM848 * GREAT VIEW-2 BR. * Fi,!, bllnl, ...-. Pool f;ZlD Up. ""344, 6'1&-3535 Ctita MeN OPPOSITE THE GOLF COURSE El\joy thia quiet yet con- ven.imt location whtte )'OU canxSEE <trees, HEAR the birds, SMELL the flOwen, FEEL the rdreshi11&' pool. It'•'•~relm:ed way of life hi your own adultJ.on)y pr- den apartment. * Private patio * Livina: room with f1re.. pl.a« * 3 bedrooms. 111 batbs Priced -., )'OU can't say no. FAIRWAY VILLA APARTMENTS 1)122 Slnta Ana Ave. 54&m5 DELUXE APARTMENTS Air <ml • Frplc'1 • 3 Swim- mlna' Pools • Health Spa • Tenn!a Courts • Game and Billlanl Room. 1 BR. From $1!0 1 BR. .l Den From $180 MEDITERRANEAN' VILLAGE 2400 ·0.-Blvd., C.M. (n4) 551- RENTALOmCE OPEN 10 AM to 6 PM $125/mo. Large 1 Br., wfw cpt.. stow, n!frig., draptg. newly decor. Ma~ cpl. No peti. Quiet, aecure. 1!ll N"'PC<l646-m3. Sl'UDIO apt-2 br, 111 bl, bllnl, crpll, -pr, potlo. Adu!... bO ..... '152 Scott :Pl. Call owner 548-lD. Anll 9-L L SI>* Elma ud l'oOI J • 2 BR, $140 up. hrft. Aftil. Cb0dren'1 ltd. ELM !lAJu>ENS Aot1. 117 E. 22nd St. CM to-3645. NEW,....,.·~~ 2 '!'· bltns. _, crptJ • drpo. Adu! .. °""' No ..... Ul5. -· * * 8EAUTiroL 1 • 2 BR. ContemPQftU'7 Garden Apta. Padoa. f r p 1 e • • pool, ~10.Clll AVAIL. now -FJSldt, 2 Br., 111 Ba. --· cpl/dry. """ pr. No ..... 11n.-. SPACIOUS apt home· 2 .. . . 2 bl., -· tee. .. .... aof., • t>,lc. AdlillJ SJll. - I BR...,.., drpl. bllnl, - e.i pr + -·11uo. Adi" ....,,_ . Interested In NewTW... Appllut- ,., FALL ENROLLMENT .. 2yn. ,_.,_ syn. Call DI-Adler S Day Chairman 962-1717 or M.u.l'Mn Anderaon 2 Day Cbalrman MMm ~721 17th St., Hunt. llMch A Real Estate Career? PREPARE FOR STATE EXAM IN FOUR WEEKS LICENSING·PREP.f,RATION FOR • Real Estate Salesmen & Brokers • Sales Success T • • . rainmg e Employment Placement For Graduates e Day Ami Evening Classes For lnformotlon-llrochure Fr• Guest lecture Nowport, 325 Old No. Nprt. Blvd., 548·1192 , .EDMOND F. JA(K,SON Real Estafe Educltlon sfuce" 1964' • ......,.ACADEMY REAL ESTATE Cun 1 MCTING & ISllRANCE SCHOOLS ST. ANDREW'S KINDERGARTEN • Individual attention • Small Class Room • Enriched Curriculum • Christian Nulurt • Accredited Fall R1tl1trotlon1 Anilabla St Andrew's Presbyterian Church 6GO St. And!"'WI Rd;, Nowport lloKh * * 646 4646 * * * * 646-7147 * * DOG ~ OBEDIENCE scuoor PlllVATE TIAllC & CIJSSES F8I All lff!IS Novloo Thrv Ullllly AIM, Sehoollnf l'or Dot Tralntn MARTINCREST KENNELS ' ,,_. "Mommy, 1I anything to don't do" It happens every Summer , have • • • Kid! ar~ out of school and out of things to do . Suggestion: This Summer, send them back to school. SUNFLOWER EARLY ACHIEVEMENT · CENTER Our special S_un_uner_ classes run from June 19th through September 8th (three week sessions) to fit 1n with your vacation plans. Any child aged 2-11 can attend. In addition we offer separate swim lessons. ballet and modern dance ahd a new program specifically designed lo introduce eligible children entering kindergarten to the fundamental structure and requirements of th e public school system This Is taught by a public school kindergarten teacher -2 days a week. · Our fun filled program will be divided in to lour sessions and your child can el!roll ln one or all. . ht So11ion 6/19 • 7/7 Lltoroturo & Drama (Childron1 Thoatr• 7/7) 2nd S.11lon 7/10 • 7/21 Sclanco& Naturo (Scl1nco Folr 7/21) 3rd S.11lon 7/31·1/11 Crootlva Art (Art Show 1/lll 4th S.11lon 1/21·9/1 • Mu1lc/Bocly Movoment (Music Fo1tlvol t/I) Consultin9 child p1ycholo9i1t1 pedi1trici1n, 1peech therapist and bus 11rvice. Afternoon recreation1I acti .. ities include: PHOTOGRAPHY COOllJNIO . POml'f ' ~ •nd 111 eX"Cifing things th1t your child would want. Anna's Pre-School Kinclorgartan, bl & 2nd Graff REGISTER NOW FOR FALL AgH 2 lhru 2nd Grocla • Full Letrnlng Progr•m • Phonics Strossocl e Art• & Croft• •Music • Roocllng Spocialty • Sports Actlvitio1 2110 Thurln Ave., Costa Maia Ph: '4'-1444 . The 'Educational Readiness Centre would like to take thlJ opportunity lo announce the exten.llon of ltl p ... school program. Working mot.hen ~'Nill be glad to know that ~ children In ibe two to six age group may now be enrolled for the full day, 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday tbrOugh Friday. We suggeat you visit our facility and meet the atalf. Enrollment is limited to 24 chil· dren per session (m<>rnings and/or after· nOODJ), so don't delay. Parenti with toddlers are also welcome. Plan now for your child's education. •• t•••···. • c.a.e--~ ·-e-..-...r .... ..,. .. ........................ ) ..... ' -- Sunflower Earry Achievement Centtr 2515 West Sunflower Avenue oanta Ana, Califomla 92704 714/540,4750 A member of the u. S. Anlnclll Group SMALL WORLD PRE-SCHOOL & KINDERGARTEN REGISTER NOW FOR FALL AGES 2 THRU 6 Opon All YHr 6:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. fULL AND V1 DAT• STATI UCINSID CREATIVE EDUCATIONAL & PLAY PROGRAMS HOT LUNCH & TWO SNACKS CERTIFICATED TEACHERS · DAY OR EVENING 549-3877 MR DltTMOUAltW IAl'I IUILDtNe 2950 McClintock Woy, Coota MeN IWC...flf..._I ....... NEWPORT-RNIERA SCHOOL Early Achievement Center Ages 2".Jrd Grade Extended Day Care (7 am· 6 pm) Creative, emotional, Phf•ical development. stressed. Planned educational program Certified Teachers Enroll Your Child Now OPEN SEPTEMBER 1st • In Corona de! Mar cal 175-4022 547.0036 ' ' • DAILY PILOT TOMOllOW AN AMUINIO OPPORTUNITY Yoga la fun! Bhar&t.1 nev1 (lert) and Ka~s have taught over 650 students who rave about feeling better, auccess in life. personal fulfillment 4: re• laxing for lhe first time in ye8J'I, Only at Yoaa Center do you get both RAJA &. HATHA YOOAI Free i>Mt0Mtn1tiowr TOMORROW At 10 A.M. I. 8 P.M. Y•C•ntw tu I 17th It. Cfftl M.. '4M211 are worth training for • TRAVEL • ADVANCEMENT • SECURITY AIRLINE SCHOOLS PACIFIC Learn How You Can Qualify Call 543·6655 610 E. 17th St., Sonia Ano ~omputer Reservations Training For Quall-f1~ Graduates At Los Angeles International Airport. By 1 -l ·' • • t I t ·I ! I I . I I ' ' I :.! I ( I 1 CONTINENT AL '. AIRLINES j THE BLUFFS DAY NURSERY MILY-WEEKLY· HOURLY Ono Hot Moo! + Snick. Agff Up To 5 Ye1r1 Transportation To Kindergarten Furnished. For Information Call 645-4302 or 646-5788 ENROLL NOW NEUMANN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL FIRST BAP'rlST CHURCH 301 Magnolia STRESSING: 54- F EATURING": Academic Excellence All Day Kindergarten Patriotic Emphasis SmalrCUWes Spiritual Enrichment Individual Attention t>ynamlc Education Reasonable R&tes Member • California Associatloll Of· Christian Schools Alter School Actlvllies 3:00.,,:00 Avallabla for Student.s . Pbone MS-2840 or MS-1'133 for mo,. ' Information. • ' . . . • . • l • ' • • I • . . ,• -' j l j I :1 • 1 J ' J • • I • DAILY '11.oT HACIENDA HARIOR From $150 DELUXE" 1 & ! BEDROOMS FurnlohM A UnlvmllhM • -~I _ _,_ l!SJ [._.,.I.,..~,.,_.,.._ ~1/L-__.:___;u..!JI ..,._ -.a &Mt IU Dr...,. a .....,w.....,Ma•n NEAR 11111 a ~ LOST Sml. -LA v_, •-.. ~ -I' A1'TftACIT'S pll to -llo«.llODoq.ft.$1GMllOoq. ~. Walelllf -. ..., ..... •Dor ....... -/Ddar ......... I .. - ft. Sil.\ paddiw. Pm. --Un.at I. da10, lltcltlMI ........ 1.-1 -Uo'd 1D1111c1. not -VI-......_Sell ..... , 111)-:1151. ~a&!-. J:L1>Cl'RICWI nm-. lna.a-t, 115 -,, _,.. __ for STORE. Omer: ar. N'pt. LOST: Tri6lorill -· --·--. WAL Al'llR HUNG 1~ .... ~===.-:=.,,....-·I Poot Otl1<o a Greyl>oood m&lo. Vic.·~ a a_. iM1 PW Call --AUTO IOOY clopot. 511 Ft. llJIO Mo. Good • llarlnm. Na. Am "Oo>-REPAIR MAH Heated Pool -Garases -Shag Carpeling Dishwasher -All UIU1Ue1 Paid . Th Last Word In Great .Apartments! ""'1<"1· .... :MIC ast taln'". Rnu4. -Ole. Purnl..... ............ Patt -.,.. -· _. Industrial Raftlal 450 Homt -,,_ ruRHITUlll: fll11Po1 A PUIMlllNG REPAIR "Pr --., dqo er --,,.=:-':"'==--I LOS!' vtclnllll COi AnJmil -,,_ Pldql No Job too ...u -~"' Adults Only -No Pait 241 Av~ado St., Costa MaH ~1204 COSTA MESA Hospllll t.male So&lpolnt and Dlllvary. Ml -* MWlll * --· VILLA MARSEILLES Whot more can )IOU MY •bOut an aputmm l tom• munlb' that comt1 with S1 ml1Doft worth ot ftCl'!atkJDT 14'0 a 2816 So. rt. Slom,.., "''-n .. iiln1an1-COLE PLUMll-_ _. ~ CABIN&T MAKERS-eoi1ar -·~ "" .:SE.lllh.O>ot&-FlBEltGLASS • AL'S GAIU>r;raNG II llr . ...-. 115-UQ I0-046I SPACIOUS 1 lo 2 BEDROOM APT. Nr. Nwpt rrwy A S D. rrwy, ~~ F:-! = lor prclenins A • m a II VE Oa l'hmbq. Paln&c. AUTO LOT MAH Fumlshod I Unfvrnlohad 2931 c .... ,. Ln Ot -Lie 2!0l3. ludocaplor --ooll --n..-... Cina ............... -Adult Living Dishwasher color coordinated appliances - Plush shag carpet· mirrored wardrobe doorg... indirect lighting ln kllchen -breakfast bar - huge private fen ced patio • plush landscap- ing -brick Bar-be-Ques -large heated pools & lanai. Alr conditloning. (So. ot Bilker, E. of Fairview MM75S. 5t0-Sl• """ ler•ta1 Good ftftr. hM311 man OK. See 8111 Mam11 al Or a ttnnil pro 6 actM~ dlttctor plus crtat tun ti.met! II Mil Repr<-tlvt then II-ODI, Costa 11aa, DnJa uncloQod • SUI s am·12 noon. GOLD .-, dip. lnlllala -.. -w--Uno "JOO' • Sl5 .... ., ........ <n4J 919-443t or 11'MT11 DltW. Kttpab. Raward. AL"S ··~-Tr a a * sct--1502 * • E.17dl., o.&a "- Rantals Wantad 460 * !16-31~ * ft"10Yal. Yiri tau•n._ e PLUMBING e Ba-1r ....,..i, l!YHn a -FEMALE Colllo loll W. Trull baallJW. lot -...p. lDtWl.it.mocld-"-~ ..W,., S chlldra>. w-. 3101 So. Brlotol St., Santa Ana 557-l200 $235 CHIIDREN WELC0?>1E BRAND NEW FAMILY TOWNHOUSE APTS. Rent• from $14S Sony, No Ptta NEED FAST --• Adamo, KB. ---m.ua ,,.. .... Lie. ·-;;:,,..,, 1111 bomo • -N...t I ... 2 bdr. unlum. hlo. -66-1141 ll!l-t8S1 or duplex In em-de! Mu. + LANDSCAPING * Rooflt• -· COLDWELL, BANKER a CO. Or Otltdr<n ... Alu.st hlvti mWI to.-med. N'ew l&wna, Sp r I n 11 I• r 1 , BABYSlTl'ER. ~ INt MANAGING AGENT yard and one do( 0.1(, Not lll•I dtdm. -Stale llc'd. e T. <;..,. -· Doti ma-"""""""""' lm- Apt. UnTUrn. J6S Apt. Unturn. 1...;.-------1 Coste Mesa Coat1 Mesa liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ISPAC. 2 k 3 BY. apt. $140 up Pool, cpt/drp, bltns, kids ak HARBOR GREENS Fumlshed I Unfurnished From $120 to $215 mo 2206 Colll"ge No.,., 542.;035 1996 Maple No. l , •. 642-3813 2BR, Nt!\\'IY d1>oorated. Child ok. Jal Shnlimar, 64>-0973 3 BEDRMS, + FAMILY, 2 BA, TENNIS CT., PU1TING GREEN, POOL. BAR-B-Q'1 C11IL I PLAY AREA DAY CARE CENTER 3 ST'ORY REC. BLD. INCL. CYi\1 Ir PARTY nr-.t~. OF.SIGNED FOR 1'l1E GRO\\'fNG FAflllLY SEE F1JRN. 1t10DEL.I) 6-401 WARNER AVE. 1.todell Opi!!ft Dally From 10 am to 1 pm OAKWOOD GARDEN Af!TS Nr.,.,·part Beach North 1100 16th Strttt 642..Sl'IO owr $%J5 mo; ltue OJ<. ....,.._ 5JS..l225. Dtnd. I do my own work. med. tr c:::w. of 2 c:hDctmi 1 Ilda. '"ppll<d. Nred by EXPERIENCED 11..,... 6'SmO. -· A 1 M1 Corolla di! Mu Augu1t 17. Pleue help .. Pb. Gardmer. O>mp. Yard S.Wfng/After•ltDM hornt. 2'rii '° 3~ dl.1 wt. no Mike at H).0019 after I. Schools a . Ma1nt. ahnabberry trffL . wk·ndl. °"" trans. Mk. NEEDED Immedtai.ty. s lnatructloM 575 Fr.e ett. .....:i<r.' SiWiNO.oESIONINO ~ Call ~" cll<r BR. home on Eulllde C.M. EXPERT japan~•• Mtn/Womt#. Rea& Jlatn !.iiiipm.M-iiiiiiiiii,_ .... I Pnt. Hamor HI School Interested In c • ..,..... k now . how • SIO min. Call MG-Te Banlclntl Dlalrlct. R ••• 0 n • b I • . A Real Estate ·-· plant, ...... trim, Altera!~ Rt:llable Z yr. resident. cleanup. 981-3481. Neat, accurate.~ yean: exp. ~~ g;,.1 &16-<tss. Career7 * ROTOTILLING * I/ • Bachelors e 1 Bdrm1 2BR. crpls, rlrapt"s, $130. (CorrK't' w~r '-Edward.I!) Nt"V.•port 81>&'h South 880 Irvine Avenue 645-0500 81\Chelor with two mnaU do1• ~!!:~~. "~ .~ • I OJJI I J\e 'I d1!!11rel 1 bdrm. apt. or r/ ......... -_..........,. • 0, ; ~ house . tmfurn. Ph. 645-%!35 PROFESSIONAL I ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ii: I Need Ghia 2 8drm1 • 3 Bdrm• \V11.t~r pd. Baby Welcomf", Project of Urbanetics 11/J or 2 Full Baths •54:..:8-:....:1'00.:.:_ ____ _ aft & lJ.m. J·--Gude"-Senrlcell r;;-M. ..... 6'6-<l6l9 Job Wanted, Famale m With Ba'*1"r Expor. 0 11~111 Pcatnf Laguna Bel.ch ltentMI Masll!r 1lu bi!!drooTN w/ ::.;..;;;;_;_;.:::;_ ____ I -0...-------1['1 t HOLLORAN'! Lawn Serviol. MO'I1:1ER ct ~ cts1 • Eacrow tu11:h beam ceilings. larg~ · DANA POINT OCEANFRONT apt·Leguna J ;;mmmmm~iiiiiii PerlorYft • Quality Wortanu.hlp. Free must supplement Income .• LOM Prouitors livin1 room w/pa or Panoramic OC'E"an ViPW Sands, 3 BR. adull.8, 1 yr. est. afttt & pm. t62-8'103. lntd1Jsent, Reuonable dex· e u~ •-ctt. (lerka wood bunUn1 fll"Ppla~. Brand Nt'W Luxury lse. S400 ~r mo . .f.9!l..1189. Rooms 400 ._.... ""' ~n·-nl•nt " d EXP. Hawaiian Gardener. tmty. Mult wart between e Toilers ....., '"" un ry area A-rt-·nt• • 2 BR . N•···. 1 hlk to p I •----' -u .. 1.... ••--off ldtchen, Encle&ed PR· ,.... ""' · ..... ROOPa-fS $1.& wk up •·kit: eraona I ~ Cmnplete ..... entrw ltl'Vkle ....... ...,.t 6 6 AM. .......... tlos. 2 swimming pool5, l·lBR·21~ Balh bcac-h. Vit'\I'! $240 I: up. S30 \\'k up AplL 2376 Kamalanl. M6-4516. tmwn 4 bn per nlgbl Immed. Temp. ~ 18.Una, rem!ation faclli· 1·2BR·l Balh 49-1.2339 eves, N rt BI d CM * HINDU SPlRITUAIJST * I Rl'lpedableo work on I)' 1 tit'&. Security guard. Cpts-Drp~·Blt·ins Lt"do Isla ~w;:ii. v ' ' Let ttds ad chanp )'OW' whOle ~~a:~.;;~ dHtrl!!d, \\'rile Ouslfied Ad Irvine 833-144 e 4~ e outlook oa life for the better. Ni!!W or &'C~ ,_.,, ........ -·-u.o. r....n.. Pl1o po 81 Buain1!!11 Ctr Dt Models Open 'til t pm. ---------BEDROO?.t "'i th k It c h en Profeuklnal advice on rue. Full or Part nme 5t5-3662 aft 5 pm. No. ~ ...... , t, ' · ., • ! FOR rent. Unfurn 2BR 11pt, 2 LOVEL\' ~l'C, 2 br, 112 bft, privileges, Htng Sch atta. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, Caci=========i 2700 Peterson Wey, CM BA., lfa.'111 Eve ry th l n g, 2·car gar, bltJUI, frplc. crpll· 962.7520 aft &, all day Ll~sed. R.ead lnp dally, Ucensin&: Prl!!p. ForG ,_e_ne_•~•-•_s._rv_i_cas ___ 1 9'627. l!aDldnl nr Herbor Blvd & PRnOr11mit• Vie.,.,· of lht-drp~. $295 on lt!'B.51!!. 544-20-G knds 10 A.Pit·lO PM, 492-9136, TOTAL SERVICES OO. Ad Ocean. t..rg balcony, AdHs .. "'"c..c'--."h:...'cc'"c,'-· ~~---=w;=.~·=-----,,,--,--,,. 492.9034, 312 No El Camino e R.E. SI.am a: 8kr'I Plumb(. r·-ntry, Dee. GOOD TYPIST TELLER ems N 1 $325 J.1Ml PRIVATE room with bath, Rt:al, San Cleml!!llle, e Salft SUcceu Tralnln& ......... Wiii do I t Commercial Bank EKprer, o pt-"· mo, * 2 Br .. 2 Ba. blllrui, cpts, Kitchen, laundry, parktn1 a: • Placement Aut lor sradl Rcpejn, haullna:. 646-m. your typ "I • Min I mo'• required 546-5025 Ruby La.tC'rn, DP drps, frplc., $275 mo. Yrly pool privilege!. 642-82TI'. PALM a: C.\RD READINGS e Day .t: Eve au.ea H•ull-her home, Wllt-1rlckup CREDIT CHECKER leaR . 673-3824. Adv\ce a: help In many mat· • TuiUon Rehnb. Plan I---·...;;..~------I •nd dellver loci H.B., Min 6 mo'• expcr req'd '"!!!!!l!!!!ll!l!!!!!!!!!l!!!!l!!!!I!!!!~ I Huntington BeKh Mes• Verd• ROOMS $20 & up. Ovttlook· ten. 1 fr'H qurltkln an1, TREE a: largt" p I a 8 t F.V., West, 75c per pg. Newport Be•ch Are• I~ tna-Jlarbor a: Ocean. "' blk over phone, Receive full life For Information Brochure mnaval. Ro tot 1111 n I• or wlll work by hour Call Mn. Fersuam ~~n: d~~ill~t~fo~f .fo~~! ON BEACH!, DELUXF. 2 & 3 BR, 2 Ba. ocean.2500Seaview.CdM. l'l"l.dlng for $3. w/ad, (213) (714) 541-1192 renovating, Yard cl~ Clll M7-3095. 646-1121 already haw movf'd In • encl. g1l1'. $155 up. Rental ROOJ\.f with kitchen, laW>dry 694-USO. Fully Ile. La &: Frfe Guest Ltcture ~~, ..... a: Haul. Call M.,. NEED help at home! \Vi!! .Ecfual Oppor. Employdo they couldn't wait for us to 2 BR, 2 BA Unf. Fr. $251 :.:j034~ lo.Ince Ave,. Ir pool pnv, Female only. "'H"a"bra."'"""'Ca"'ll""'for'°"a"'pp"'l==· I lZ Old No, Newport Bl. NB 1.,:-,::...:.;-:.;.______ haw Aides e Nunes •l"''!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!'!!!!ll!!ti finish everythlnR" at J .11m· 2 BR. Furn F r, $.108 842-8472 H.B. area. PAU.I CARDS I SPIRITUAL Edmond F , J•ckson YARD, cara&e cleanupt. Housekprs e CompanXma bofto.t>. H's loo la!e lor a real ADULTS ONLY Newport IM1ch PVT entrance 1: ba, quli!!lr READINGS, Bring ad for rr-R.E, Education since 1964 Remove l:rftt , dirt, ·ivy, e Homemakers _ Upjohn BE AU Tl CI AN Wanted 1 "GRAND OPENING ," but F"urnl ture Availnbli!! PARK NEWPORT Retrig. \\'orklng genllt'rnan. ducUon. 10831 Beach Blvd., Dr 1veway1, p-adfrw:, S47-668L wfnMt appi!!U1U'ICt: to tak Wl!!'re rearl:y nmv with llM! C a r p et!:drapcs-dishwasha $6.i mo. 548·5750. Slanlon. 1 ml PJlb of Academy 347-2666. over clil!!n~. New sradl ~t Adult Apartmt'nl in bl!!atcd -• ·-unu-tem>lo APARTMENTS Knoll'• Farm. 527 3406. Real Estala .::.:.-==------TYPING.: Neat, accurate. 'A'tlcome. Call 548--9919, ~-GuHI Home 41S GET RID OF THAT ReaL M1 homo. Will p;cl<1==°=~.==--....,- Cmita P.fcsa. Privalc palio rec room«ean vitwa h ba ALCOflOLICS Anonymous. Contracting & UNSICJrn.Y TRASH a: ldelive 548-252& S·3().6 BOOKKED'ER, exper, in- or balcony, fin-places. bPam patlos-ampli!! parklna: Oft t 8 Y *PRIVATE ROOM* P~ 542-m7 or 'vrite Insurance Schools DEBRL", rnEE EST . ;';,1 r, ' . eluding payrolL Age 71-35. ttllings, walk·ln closet~. Sea n1fy Guanh. Luxury .11partmenl living cw-for ambulatory lady. Good P.O. Box 1223. C.osla Mi!!sa, (GI appro~ MIC. PoA) COLL. mJDENT MS-6421. · Pvt. club ln NB. CaJI Lh for 'A'OOd pa~l ing. carpeting, HUNTINGTON f'rlooklng thi!! water. Enjoy food. nice cheerful aur-.,:..;,cc;c...c.~-==·-:cc==1DAYWORK. General Clean-appt. 645-5(0), ext 176 dral)l's. f u r n I 1 h " rl & sr~ 000 health opa T -·"--_... A il A I Social Clubo r•1. YARD I: Garap Cleanup. Ing. Reliable. Tramport.a· l-='=-===°"~--o--,,.-PAC JFIC '""· ' •w1.... l'OU•lllll1p. va ti&, • ~ Fl'ff at. T ~ Call tion., 5f3.7006f5(1-9330 BOOKKEEPING-Part time. I Unfurnished. A Fabulous ming pools, 1 11&.hte!d tm-'* Call $48.-(i:;iJ • FIND YOURSEL:r BE AN U)'t1mr 5C8-(i031. • Fem.ale. To wort fCW' an~ • l'l'l:. buUdin&: 'vllh pool. 7U OCEAN AVE .. H.B. nl1 courta. plus miln or Summer Rentals 420 INVESTIGATOR Haatl 'A Air Help W•nted. M & F 710 couot. Call 897.()Ml. Ba.chelor & t BR'• from (TI4) 536-1487 bicycle ttalla, puWn&, fhuf. IN SOP.tEONE ELSE. Recorded M.eMaae Telh How "I SU.S. 140 \V. 'Ni190n {just \V. CMc ~n 1Q: am-6 pm Daily Oebo&.rd, croquet. Junior i's * * * * * * DISCOVER Call Toll Fne Condition! AAA-1 Free Jobi: BOYS of Newport Bl"<!.) c ,;1, WILLIAM \>;ALTERS co. from $111.50 monthly; o!"° 1 * BRAND NEW * DISCOVERY (I) IOIM2'4232 "f •I Sec"ys Free 1625 Ace 10.14 to -POllO"' • Mi!!Sa. and 2-bedroom plllnt and Condo home w/boat aUp 714~ 2131381-3393 AIR OOND. CONTRACI'OR • A/Payable Free $550 tn tht Dana Polnt.·Su 0... Perk-Like Surrounding BE ONE OF THE F1 RST 2-slory town houses, Eli!!<> Summer, or leases avaU. Tr•vel 540 ..--------. fill f'OI' Htimata -MM5l5 • 2 Stl!!nos Free 1500 ment.e area I QUIET • DELUXE TO LIVE JN THIS trlc kitchen•, private patSoti 4401 w. Coast Highway [ l~ RR Hugi.DM86 Newport. NB e -4 FIC'J BkkpN Fft't flOO DAILY PILOT , 2A3BRAPTS JUST COMPLETED orbotcont"·"""'"ng,ctn. * C II 67'"20 SET SAIL ---Houuclaanlng U.Relnder'1Agency 492-4<20 I Prv, patk>I '* Htd Pools e Luxury 1 br apt perli!!s. Subterranean park· e : -* TAHITI l ~iiiliiiimmm~m~ '500 CamJMJ.1 Dr., N.B. CABINET Maker's Helper. '1 Nr !lho;"g * Adulbl Only e Adult Ing with elevalon. Optional BAY VIE\V 2 bedroom, Grand 3 Mb.Sled Scboonc!r, MESA Oeantnr. Carpeta, Immed. Ope.ninp ~ Some ecp nee. Mud be J>1!!at M • • A e Di!lllYtUher11 maid service. J ust north ot aleept 4 completely furni!lh· ettw a: m.•eBta aft, COii&, Add-A Room windows, Ooora ~te ...__ t •-llJO s. ._ •-rt CU tom tum ~ 1 art1n1que ph ~ Avail J··-to ~ -.u . n-ld/ 1. 5'1' -• T. 2. A·l .r-o:r.ounne n,a-.ncy, • an::-• s llPUP I • e Choice or 2 color gchemes Fa~hion Island at Jamborff """ ....... --•'"" (213) 371-12)9 ~ com • El~--•-Real, San...,._ J-nsen F\lmitur'I!! Co. 116 Im Santa An • C 'I Sa ~ month. Adu!'· only ·---~-•1ng, Pa·~. ·--·-. "~· •••• .. ... Ulll... ~"'· v••~ a nve,, " • e CUstorn carpetinK and n Joaquin Hilla Road. .... ... nei:ilUUCl UIAi n.uu~ ~ -......,. W ha jobs N---Wov CM "" -• .,_ ..... 113 "" ~·2 t ~ -Uc. • Bo-""-' ,.._ ...... ,.; .. '"-..,;,""'.iuu"" e ve .,,.,..,., ""'' ~ ••>A•· "I"' .,.......,.,. e Jacuu i Tel1>pllone ITI4l 644-1900 agen · v•~· • '""cu. ................. • HOUSE OF CLEAN o f I-• Inf • -[ ][g} Son, 146-37111 or 847.sJT•. ava • CHEF wanted. Exp. 28P.., bltln!, 1ingl~ ca r gar, • •lf'ated pool or ren a.i ormatxm NE\VPORT Bf'ach on the lMt MCI found noon. winOOwa, crpl, walls. $lOOO C II 6 • -•i patio & fl!!nctd yard. Child&: • Dcad·bolt locks -VERSAILLES beach mod 3 Br + Pxtnl:I. . 8abyslttint 6 yrs in area. 64J.6824. mo. a 7_.. :~~Sl4G.mo. &-12-~ • Only Sl«l JK'r mo. Executive Apartments ~~·19• Aug 26-St'pl. 9· '-------' DAY Nunery, bablea to 5 Prof. Carpet CJunlne Accounting Clerk ~ =::. 8~'!:9i!. 1 BAHIA PUERTO Overlooking Newport Be11.ch, ,.c:~:c.:..------ISO yrs. $18 per wk. ti46-5788 Ill' Abo w1ndowa A fkD' CU'l'. I 2810 l71h St., ll.B. SJS..4815 Spect11.cular view.. Luxury LtOO l5le. bay vtew apt. Oii Found <frH •d1) Call Dutch MS-UOB, 24 hrs. Mature. Car a: aper nee. CLEAN, a vail Aug 10, 2 hr, gar, pstlo, Adults O\<"eJ' 25, $115-mo. 54Pr2401 2 BR trailer, adults only. $13). • 646.1809 OCEAN ........... 3 br. Ill bA, bltins, crpbl, drp1. $170 mo. No pets. 545-3715 2 BR, frple. palio, cple to manage, No children/pets. ~ A Ora11p, 644-4212. LOVELY spac. t BR apt nr 1hopplllf:'. trwys, occ "' UC!. $135. mo, 979--01 3~. REAL nice t br apt. Lots or xtrllJI, Adll1 only. No pets. See at 541 Hamilton St. $115 UTIL. Incl,, 2 Br., 11, Ba., encl. gar Ir pe.lkl, 343 C&lriJo Apt. C •. 50-2933. NEAT sruoro • 2 br, 2 be., end pallo, CID, bltns. $165. - * * * ~'at,i~t~~~.sbll· ~~n~!~• C:~ 9~ ~~!.,.,~le~a~kb';;, ~lh~;s~ ---oI-ehrown--ONA_TE_ta_bby_~-0-~-~t!C ,61!Mm:.;0:.rpan==-,.-,-----Ex::.~ _}lf/i'J ~,./ Call ~lo AM, 6"-6439. ll' Ins, 1 blk N, Of Adams. otf Ne>.vport Bl\·d. or Superior \Vk, $250 mo, 673-1928. Oea collar. Oriental brau e CARPENTRY e * &.'J6..asa * ':J• /?/) Beach,~ Utica. 536-7070. Aw. '** BEACH AP'l'S. alpt 6. bell. Crown Dr,, Harbor Jtou&.h a: nlllh Patio.~ l>Mic.9W CIMnl-•lft.o.-. .. •-. ·-~-"•, Llaim6 l\fOVE In today. Spacious 2 &: 2 BR. carp, drape&, nnge, $125 to $175 wkly. Aue/Sept. View hills, CdM. M4-0711; a: cemert. 6 4 S. 5 9 71, ··• <W..-...,..uu:-..,~,., ... 3 hr apts. Children & pets refr ig., garsge, 1 Ad.lt. no 6T:>-5810 or ~-&U-1317. S.l!iSt. *::.. ~ ~= * ~. ADY or all aper. M' 6 M ' Ex ' ok. AU extras Incl. $139-$199. pt'l1. Also avail, dock for BALBOA ISLAND fam hOtel. YNG. mil. male • reddish s EM I·R.etlri!!d Carpenter, ~'--'.:..:.=-=:..:.::..:;:::_ ~ Some typlD& in O S per. ; 847-3669 or 847·~. :;cir ~~~n~. !:;I f:,1~' ~tt~,::m~ ~e,~~~ ~~no~~'~). t~~ Will do ~i=l~, et~ M·B-RtCryK B OCK re;~ Xln't :::::-r ~ GROUP MEDICAL ; SPAC,3Br st .. lioaptFncd --HB ro-m ------'--, L & assJanmenllmmedlate ! yard;. $185 n10, Infant ok/no NE\VPORT ISL on "·atcr, Vecation Rentals 425 s42-1sio eves~ X282. days. Stone Work. 540-0929 placement. Ab!olutely no INTERVIEWING ~ pell!. 17272 Ash Ln. IIB: 1;1ip •wit 1 BR rlrlu.x. gn.r, LIOO 1_, b C1rpet Service Plaatar, Patch, R-lr fief). ,.. __ in or call. . • Mon thnz Fri 9 am-12:30 pm , 842-4549. Op<'ner, a pplnt , $275. 2" BR :w.e, waterfront 2 r, GERMAN Sfteph<!rd, vie. ....,._ ....,.,,., 7 BR apt. Closed gn.rage. i;h~·p, ljr) OPf'ner. applns, no chlldren. After AugUSt 19th St Ir Monrovia St. J~~~~C::~ ~ :1~~ * PATCH PLAST'ERING Irvine 833-1441 ON Crpt11. dl"f»'. Chlld & sma11 SJ • Yr Y r11..11e. 549-2688, ll. $1500. 673-8886 Costa l\1esa, after 5' CUard (Soil Retardants). AU types. Frei!! esttmates 2)61 Buslnen Ctr, Dr. pet ok. $1451rno. fM7-2MO, PARK Nf!\\')>Ort sub lc'a.51!!, Offic• Rental 440' 642..JI067. Oegrtuen a: All eoJor Call ~ SITE OF OUR NEW BUllDING -REDEC-. 2-BR. dupl"'-:-harh. $17:> mo. Call ftlarva, BAY VIEW O C S FOUND 8/2 . med, 1iEe _...,teoen • 10 m1-·•-.. __ "... _. n •K nf'IU' beach $150. .... _64_l-_Z7_'17 days; 64()..-0359 eves Deluxe, aJN."O:i~~! Shi!!pherd • Colli!!!, ma1e, bi~ for ~lte ~u; ~aintlng & ~ •• ant-re •• aurn. $65o PACIFIC MUTUAL r e 962-7549 e YEARLY ttntal, 1 blk to Redl!!COrated. Udo area Mom or dad please call, I Saft your money by aavlnc P1perh•nglng Accountant $800 FASHION ISLAND 1: $141) I Up , SR.pc l . 2 & 2 BR heh. New 3 br. 2 be, apt. Rea1onomlca, Bkr. 575--6700 want to IO home, 6C-0580. me extra trlpa.. Will clean QUA LIT y' Prof--t-.I AfP Qmtruction to $575 N(~ ~ ~-·) , ., Bltim. frplc, patk>. S«XI mo. MALE Parakeet. 1 u r q , Uving rm., dinlrW nn. a: ~-st $415 .......... ~ --1-i .A BA apts at -beach. pool, 67~7494: 673-743> DESK SJl9Ce available $50 stomach, blk strips on head. ball $15. Any mL $1.50, Moderati!!lJ" Priced. Univ. C.: T)iplst $450 1 adults. no pets. 22G-12th St.Sa --n-C-le-..,.-.,-0----t mo. wm praftde: tumltuN "ound tn N.B.. 1n Blutta. ccucb S1Q. Oialr SS. 15 )ft. ltudent·wlth ref. no job too to $800 * FREE daD7 ba 1 : Fut l'l!!IUll.I are just a phone at $5 mo. A1Wftrinl eervtce 644-66'1'6. exp. Is what oounts, DOC big or too amalklao minor Exec. Sec'y $5riO tram:partation h wort tn : call awa.Y. 642-5671. 2 BR. cpt, drpl, bltlna. ~~:':.Aft. Black f~male German She)> lnl!!thod. I do wm'k m;y11t1t ~~;k:n...:. be See'>'~w;QRT ~ m.: mow tD : No pets. Nr bch. $U5 mo. herd wearina: 1lea c:oUar a: Good ref. 5!1-GlOl.. PerM1w1tl ~ ...c•::.ll:.;6:..;P:;:m:::•..;<..;11c:4l:..;99S;:::.::19'19=-I DESK 1119ce aftll&ble S!50 choke chain vie. Hamil too, SI'EAM clean )'CU' carpet a: No Wunnc -....__.. D N. -Will -lumltun Krl tt really dean. Get .n * WALLPAPER * -_, '~ • COMMERCIAL Aplt., at K mo. .. ~ ..,_.._ __._ It.ea School, C.M. 64&-142'7. .m.....-"°'3171 ~ -· -~·~ Wmpoo A cfut out llice "-• "°" ..n ........ TELLIR Furn. or Unfum. 370 a-"·blt. i--.~ Bt·J FOUND oac•·b··~ le I H~ ~ aO...mi' blind, Meu.''deiMar '::: new. Any ~ rooma a $tl-lf44 146-11ll ACCOUNTANT auditor. Exper. Full Tune * * * Costa MeH OFFICE. ground floor. l64I, _54s..!649=--alt-"-S~p_m_. __ hallway or otaaway. $39.50. PROFESSIONAL Painter. -ftQ"d. Key msmt -UNITED - BEAUTIFUL NEW N--Blvd ~-1 M ·•···~At ·" Not "ceedong 450 oq. ft. Hon"t -...1t, ..U. lob le a npldly Kf!JW!ng CALIFORNIA BANI( . ~ .. ,,.... ,, '-NlJa es&, auu...c. a-.an Malemult!, 642"'533. l.k/IM. !n•n:.o... -... .... ,,,,.. -..... , u""'"'"" .. ,~ llrm.. _.,_....,regcr Y..ut SJx Monarth Bay Piua 2 BDRM. $55 mo. 54(i..(i212; 6"-lOSJ vte. Kt!IJ,ybrooki!! Lane, C,M. :elling1 nt Reb. 5fS..27S8. Corp., ~ Placentill, C,M. So. Umina Trader's Paradise ~:rm~:~cd ::: :v;,~CE SPACE, 444 Old 1 "''5"l;;·1S39=.==,.-,=--Acoustical C:Zillnga blown * PAINTING • PAPER.ING 496-1273 Lush 1arden 1ettln1. patkl1, NNpOrt mvtt, s bib No. ot ~0!.;;:!~ ~~ttn; maehlM applied. Free ~nrMID"f!d G~ ADM. ASSISTANT 1~Equat~~O~p"por~.!'!E!'!m~p)oyet~~~ll pool, spa, Adulla, no pet.. Hwy 1. »3 sq, tt. $95/mo. Adama, 963-2.'32 tveL estimates. Guar, 144-7183. Call Bania ~ EXEC. SECRETARY l(OOKS DISHWASHERS. 151 E. 21st St c.M. 548--$300. =P~AR~T~Ool~1.-'_=-==--c =.-m-en-t'"""''=---. -~.,..---Can.ier posillon clft'f'in& wide w·-..;...,. D , P1-fONE; l4S-866S. •• ..:;.'="~=~----nt:" dog found vk. '-w..;s••• <X>LLEGE student, I )'n vuil!ty tor mature woman 1u.•~ enn7 • 1 e DELUXE I, 2 or 3 room 0>11... A Wal.mn, C.M. E X p ER I E NCED Ct>nl .. 1.U.. -· 1-low who lo ltlf -· Senti OotloeH , ~ 1IOO S Clout we.Ii.BAU 20 ~ ..:'.' deal t~i.i SG.1248. Potloa, Drt..o, walka. pool ..-.. N'"" -. Slavo, """"'" to P.O. Box 311116, ..,., -.-Beoch. ~ N ... Mutt Apll. lusma11 Rania! 44S FOUND,...,.,....,. Coilco --and alltmp --Oa, 92803, OOOK ....... llabn lad1. ''~~~~-----..... ------"'I. 2BR, lBA~ 1225. "'· vie -· CM. --!Sl-3Sl3. Pde-IPaltilmc .AllmllOCll-. U:!N. Hta lllAGlllFICEln' bl1lllda w fl;.OOO 2nd trUlt dteda !O~ Prlftla pallol, lttab -e ()lllce.lm oq. ft. av! oow. S4Ul4T. PATIOs.SIDl:WALl!ll -/-. QoalllJ -_..., -Bdl ..... MMm -......._ 15 ....._ No. IOltq. Carpofta, 1U paid. e IOO oq. ft. lhdulllial Sloop Lost S5S CEMENT CONmACfOll -151-' oen A - -COUN"rl!I\ &1Jt -~ lines times dollars SD °"""1 PUiO 0... ~;;,.well~.!'-~ 114 E. :IOlh St., C.M. '4l-OIS1 av! AQI. 64&-21311. CALICO t • • S I '' Call Mu *** -PXillTlMO • lliilili: dou, -l>vlno o!lk:t Of 1117 lo -X.-ttJ & • ..:...,t ......:._-· ....:_ -•.T r •v L •--~ HB ofai.-a ea p cey e CllSl'O.llCEMENTWllRX ---~ lannald-..,.n nle4 O*Mn, -E. -.,.. .. ._ ... _.. .... •I™ ~ '° 900' Pvt. •'&11denMI rn.n home. Lusk a~ fr5..IT& mi Bi.._ Cen.ttt Dr. Out a.,. .. O:D1. -MT.Mlf. ~~-_..-_MT_-6469 ___ , DOCTORS or 11r..r £><. batha, 2'c w/utll. AtlJ, PO Ho-Corona dd Mu. ~ -i:. =· FOii deoD A -.. -llllla tdl Irvlae, Oa. Servloo ~~ ;:'" U.::,: ~:.,:i;.:~.:r~ =~ ':°~Rba;._ = ;., °"::.:=· :'~ -=·'=~~ PATIOS, wa1b. -saw. =.'°'tii; nta. Coll -by pj,... -133-9!411 NEW OPENINGS ODntiMntal Town Wan. ~ for 4 to 10 unita. or unf\rrn for lfut bl tv&llabie. S75 6 1l2S. Call « ~ bftak. rtmOYll -" rtplaot ARE J'OU ~ tr mare 2l A UP WUI tnde up or TT FORTIN. Reoltor Lquna S.:..b rleht on !be Robin. 673-8!06. Sh\L white M•ll-do( Ana. concr.ie. -for aot. PROJ'. PalntlOll. ollo -lllut )loffl -job? Dlo. ol U.S/ -A 114-7070 642-5000 lteoolt, ......,1.i.t .. ftlax C-2 bide .... Nwpt Bid, olf II "' ·Tlnlo!t. -Fttn. Child c.... ~ ::!' .... ~~~· :::.:"'.=-so;,,~~ ~Co. ......... ti-tl...t --. Coll prlqi. US Calrilio, Cooia Bulhar<I A Atlanta :11S • -·--• ....,.... facllltl .. "'~ ~u~?i .. ~ New 2 B< moblle "°"''· 24 f:wl100 Sltupa,49t GG. M .... $22S. ~ lff I. 592-2418. Dl'll'ENDAllLE and lovl'W PAINTING a PAPEIUllG, toach """' moict-up tech. Coun11. Staitlnc lol"'7' --~~ -· u wldt. 11851 Jeltr.y Rd. ft. Infant catt. Fl..iblo boun, 11,..1111..-..... 1.1ca "--poa. Aval!. -$126 $168 WK. 8'cnowt1to tor hcJ\m Wit Ranch. Pvt park, *-2 BR. view, WllUne, pool, •XLNT location In Cotta LOST S\amt• )'Ol.IOI female. m-.-. llonded. Rera tum. ta.ms APARTMENT t es Id e n t :_ tn a.ta Mia lftll. , Trwte for beeth prop or l Wnct. '* mo. I 1 e, M~. ZOO tq. ft for ...... VJclnlty Newport P I a r , . ~ rnanqer 30 QJ1.t\J at beach. No ~ ~ 111n7 (ncJ -x221 °""""· 215/RA .-. Matlft aditta. 5-191111 $400. month. Ml-m5. _ RMlnl.115411S. Contr-Aophalt DrlWtt!a'J s:ioo. 11.aiut. ..,.lll, "°pell. 147"'11 * * Doo't po up Illa altiltl ATI'RAC. lhop lo dw-n LOl1I' Mato ltlolt fin..,. JACK T lo d a~ -··· -l PM 1 t-... cblld OK. -LIM • -· 0.. ,_ ........ *•••*•••*•·•· ~ft to-· Sltif C.M. Fmhly --15moa.oltLll1'o Bcb. _... ........... -• )'ft. ....... klla --Coll --bold fttll -job Panlv ~ ..... ,... 11 " "'""'1alllJall. tll<.515W.UlhSt.-.S, •lllllm* U.'tLJIJW.,Oo.MMll!L ---1 ,!41• 1_1..,.llrl- l I ' • I I H ~ Di b B 4 iii : ti D' c n b ~ ~ DJ • 1F 9( DI ' st d• DI a .. 54 DE " of 64 Di We .. 'di I" n ~ "' Cc CJ 33 o; of! to )'<M to I tiv: to • ... W·I r::• "'1 ,f<.1 ~ Sal IE ta ' ' Ii_ I t T...,, ~a.1m IJ I iii!iiJi·iiiiiiii···· ~filli9J~ 1-·-c' ·-, ~l[ll]~J 1 I • ,. j 2 lfDJ ..__I E_c' I ___,J[IJJI s ,. Ji. llDJ I llDJ ( HolpW.._M,.,n, 11o1,w..,....Ma•no1Wpw-.MaP110 ....,w.......,Mr,,n1 DELI Girt, Ill -· lllUI 1LDIUST --""' MEDICAL Alll3T,<llT , R.E. SALES ........ u.-.WUJ ...... ~ . ... .,....,, H>Tlmo DdJ, V• """ ..,, J'Alrm. a.JI ----,.. DO IT NOW! • E. 17tb 0St.. C.ll. m.atl. -Je' 3 l J:t.lllll.lG Wt'r. • tbemowaad need DEUVDU' A -~ FOOD SEIMCE NEW PO~T -h<lpl U ,_. -a iw.. )(IU( .. .... d\orlnc ... ()psnlnc ... .., ......... ----· Pt ...... ea-.... ""' • ..,, Miiot ~ -L Soo .... ...U last food A -.-.,Wtd..1'11.,• Jab ·...Sanwmi.tomab ~ 495 fl 1'1111 SI c.K. -.......... Sal + "· b<cja. --11111 -~ -Ooaoml-I ' •• Before DODO, q.nas. x ID t t'' ID I I'..... WU( to talk. '° YOU! 1mk DE HT AL A• a I 1I1 n I . Fry Cook llan-itws wU& b9 _.. at the befteflts • expandi.q Qiafi'llde Ollty. At leUt I Cott.qt! CoftM Shop ducted CIQ Ftt., AUS. 11, _. All De.,.rtmeat&. Some P> mo. exp. nee. Fr In 14' Jv Call~ Jar•""' -•••--"°"''"'-....,_ __ ,_ benel!IL Soma Sal. HD 51'1 W. 19th, Coota Maa ,. ~ ~~ _, '+ ~"~ .,. .. call U&m "' 1-tom. O. Ofc R-pt $450 NlTE AAldllmr. -· NCR -. Olhtn Gu.vant.ed ~. ~., GO PBX. AoDl1 Ben Draws llJp p«r,f!fttl bonua, Browm )(-Ho<.!. n10I paid -MedJcal """ O!M'AL Rece,.Pt.tbaclr: up Ctll l.anaJne $). o..t HtrJ, So. Lquna. 1Jfe ~. Do it NOW! &irl for dtntal •pedaJ.iat. WE9Ta.D"F NURSES AIDES a LVN It's yoqr move! rrr. -""'· ff . B . -........ I t cau JJ.CI( SEYMOUR 9&iMilT1. 2>Cl Wettdltt Dr., NB c.rtir1d CO n" • •I c ~II ~2770 Holpltaf. T1l1 G&rflitkl A\~ .• lf'l'·llll mmt DENTAL RECEPTION IST H.B. 111.-n. • SEYMOUR lfrl ~,,,... ...... ~ 6 ·~: A~:S:.....,-:1;. 11URSES .-. *" sbillL Roalty & Investment • ~-·~· SUn. -· El ....... Pref. dellr. Npt Reh otc. SU.-. • -••~ ~· > pm. 54HOIS R. E. !ala Kar. W.W.. D EN TA L A 1 a I • t • n t , Delant)'I Sea Shanty. «itnted.. Small MLS ofe Qlalraidr. 2 yn t:rp. E:rcel l30 I.Jdo Pm Dr., N.S. OU1ce tab• onb' lit~. 56-7755. ,.W,.. cau between 10 Al. HOS~E~/C=IER WOllD YOU RttEPl'IONISI': Thb b a -.,.., pcalllon ... the pl DENTAL Aalatant. I/time, Appty In P•non U"r 1 Of ""° !Ibo -· u .. ,..... front desk. At le:ut 2-1 yn. Colony JOlcben 1\1 PBX exper. Ir JCrttn job *"" w-. M&, n1Ho1, w...w. Ma" no -----~-- MIWON DOLLAR PROGRAM OPENS IN ORANGE COUNTY 250 Salesmen & Salesladies NEEDED NOW!!!! e MUST IE YOUNG, NEAT, AOORESSIVE AND WILLING TO WORK. e EARN $200 TO $300 PIR WIEK Interviews: 10 AM 2 PM 4 PM '1111ncloy-A119111t 10 SADDLEIACK INN ,lrtf StrHt, S1nt1 An• (Just off S.A. F....way) .. 1c for Mr. Poe ot are. Ex~. ~u. 32ll liarbor BL, CM app~U.. ~ Call Pal 646-l615. HOUSEKEEPER • 111[$[ JOBS! Hall. 5IO-<ia>5. co .. t sl HolpW•nted,M&F710 HelpW1ntod,M&F710 blSTRICT MANAGER Hou1eman. "'"' PftL Gd. ~ney. 2190 H-r Bl •t -----______ , ____ _ we """" an openln( '" • wtcr. ro..:. A '''" benoots. RECEPTIONIST _ ..... _ .... _CM~·-~--• ,SECRETARY beginner a.s a circulation Paclftca Ho.pttal, Mary Law Firm REAL Eltate SaJemen Mmt have aocxl appearance, <!btrlct .,.,_. This ~ • lllldi.,,, ~: Ext. 246. GENERAL OFFICE Ideal fDr hu.sbend A wlf• xln't typln( A ab sklllL ~nt job with rqu.lar H 0 U S E KEEPER. Com-Carden Grove te:am, take OYtt" rent.al Ir Pleaa Apply In Penon WHO NllDS CURKS? WE DOii figu,. Clem, Typid Clem, & General Clerb needed. Good lkDlt recaulred . Insurance b':P6'· btlptuJ, but not l"lt'CeUIJ'll. Apply DOW for 1mmed. plaCG'Otnt. INTERVIEWING Mon tbru Fri I am -12:30 pm ON SITE OF OUR NEW BUll.DING PACIFIC MUTUAL F ASHJON ISLAND (Corner Sanla Cruz I: Newport Centft" Drivel FREE dal1y bu 1 tranlportation for •'Ork in Loi Anaeln until move to Newport, Se:pt '12. KAPLE 111JN1S Al<D TRUii· Sl'l1llXI Ganud 111 2 DLE BEDS 13>. model. I.up _....I • !l4Ml1I • *'-· Am/1'm pfXAN ~ bid. Xlnt ftdio, &ii' suspea1loD rond. $55. llml. 66-aD, ---+ tapa dedl. Wu -ltll undalnoed. SW! brud new • 1u1ra1t•td. Oer ... S.le tl1 Or!p.a)ly priced at 131111Jll. I ·GOO--D"!ES ____ r_ll_O_M __ 94_ Will M'll tor Mlance ot $1l0. MOBILE HOMES . Cub OI' CetmL IAyaWIJ Hou.fhold ltem. 1tJore. ac-dtpt. SIUJl$0l. '°"''*" -· bslr dryen, MOVING. Furn, plants and lllhlni equipment. eood mlflc. De:ak, c:he:st A ahe!va clothifW, lawn mow e r , $45, ~ tabJe A IJ d*1n 1 t a u I f er rtdQcer·rowlna ~. Coudl Sl!iO. 12 n. nlldc m•cf\lne. 9 am to I pm couch s:m. B4!droom met atartinc Tunda,y Mh. 2214 $1.10. Chairl $4 ea_ 5 bu Rutaft"I. between Wlbon A: 1tooill ~. Youth bed $2l. Vktoria eut ot Kmart. Refi"IC. $)), Wubtt 6: dry· FOR alt. chet.p. Box 1prlnra. mattre:uea. chain. end tables. tonnlca dt!aks A chnts, tofu. fi40-194S bf!orellsm Houaahold Goods ... USED carpet A: -pad, 1'3 aq, ydL, olive nylon pluAb • fOCXf mnd. $211. f.93-.S229 after 6: 31) pm. Jewelry 115 er $35 ea. Car top eanier • \148-10&1. WA SllE!t/.,,.,., -· l.amP1, Pwr Lawn mowtr, Ext. ladder, A: M I • e . 963--1!07. TABLE ' I N&Ulh. chatn. Cool $129-alJ<lna $50, 23" Color Col\86le TV. Worta gd. $60. 549-1.M2. UNDERWOOD Typewrl(tr Standard, net'd1 amall -.cl· juatme:nt. $XI. 6 7 3 • 4 5 0 2 . W Vold piece on l(K Sold 67~ John chain encircle:d w • 11 DISHWASHER UM!d, Jona: diamond• 10 rub I 1!'"1 . marble ov. colft.'e tbl. I: 6+1-Ul6. mi.IC. 1940 Pomona No. B nile1 and the penonaJ. me PMkm. Pttime. Must drive. GENERAL OFFICE aaln office ln N'pt Bet.ch. To Terna Walaa of a company automobile. No 1 mo k I na/drinkinc. Santa Ana, part time No lmrut. ne:<:e•. For in-UNION IANK TEACHER req. btbysitter * heglnnlna: Sept 1. Mon-F"rl. 1 child at home'. Lite hlekeep. F"riendly atmoaphert!, Sehl vac. off w/pay. Ref. ~ pk-&U--3216, CM. WOMAN lo receive bullneu GENUINE JADE pendant, C.M. phone ealll Jor me durtnc 14K rold chain. Only $e. I ·N~r=K"'o"'N"F"".~Fm=~. 7L74-w~tn=-uh,~ wk, eood pay. Send phone 673®1. $2SO. 3 HP outbd mtr Requirft ~neat appearance 962.-.5224. H.B. SECRETARY te:rviewr write P.O. Box and 1table temperament. * HOUSEKEEPER-Live-in. Santa Ana, part time: 1834. Nerwport ~ach, 92663 610 Newport C-mtu Dr., NB Contact Milan Le: av It t, Must have car, can fir PERSONNEL SEC. (2) * RN * Equal Opportunity Employer TECHNICIAN Experienced tape deck I •ttn!O l!(luipmenf, take: ove:r ope:raUon ol tt1tire rtpalr I Installation center. Salary number to John S. Reynoldl, I---------w/cur, SlOO. A\'011 rubbl!r 4462 Norris Rd., Fre:mont, Ml1cell1neou1 111 ralt. sso. 642-92i0 1tft 5 pm. Ca. 94536. GOOD clean gu ttove ,$35. Esl'ATE Sa I e. Antiques. Circulation Department. appt. ~9011-Irvtne Sat. 1: sun. daya. in Dr'1. SECRETARY DAILY PILOT HOUSEKEEPER e Wldcwtt PERSONNE~ ASST. ol<-p,.f. ......,...,_, Gd. Good •kills. 1....t 330 W. Bay St., Cotta ?.fe:sa w/2 irll rftds live-in nan-bi·Uncual wq. cond. Westminster Call LomlinP DISHWASHER ny. .!...m. PERSONNEL CLERK Malla! Group, Mrs . WESTCLIFF ml be clean l ntal. Apply Newport Bud. Ottker, ISJ...U21. Penionne\ A«tncy tn pel"IOn, Surf 1: Sirk>ln. Instructor Wanted for Be~uty SECRETARY 3M3 We:1tcllff Dr., NB 5930 w. Coast Hwy., N.B. CoUeae. Full er put time. Anaheim s ALE s MAN, ~w. 64S.2nO 496-M36 nr.a!, Steno equipment, PIWI. Cail hr.on lOAM·lPM YOUNG man, c I ea n cut, ii•,.· .. iiikiiidiii"Y'i;;;;66-iiii2iii"9iiii. iiiiiiii;;, I Tr-chnlcal expu. F"abrica· tio.n of panel overl&y1 for The Irvine Company traUic •ivW ay1tema. Call Hu Open.ina Tot 10em-9pm 548--M.15. DRAITSMAN: · Medic.I Receptionist commiukln plus. MUtt SECR.El'ARY, type', file:. SH at Dra.ftsm.an &: Scrihrn: ~ Eveni.np have pre"Vious exp, ae.UJ.ng « ipreed wrltlnc dfftred, ~ Century Pl, CM. S«l-4481 ID\M..tr DCD~r...-..w. .!b>rt I: Iona lmn poail.ionl, aame:. WUl.ifll to kttp itore but not nRnUal. J yr t:r· •dladtie I fl!I.. 11\.YU~C: I Ll\,J\,..Jl""~CL DO ftt, KrnUP tnsuranee I: ln top order. Call far appt. per. Appt'• avail S.t. alao. . v NUI' Shop-AU nite ilhifl. SB{\IK:ISMA.ro..V""V othu beoefitJ: available, btwn. lOAM-lPM wkdqa Oii· Mon-Fri, 3 pm-5 pm. Apply 1 .;mmmmm.::.~ PERSONNEL SECRETARY 25-45. Apply in penon, 135 -~"""'-I S.t.S. ffybridyne, 31.50 Pullman to au:ist In all anu of I' E, 17lh St, CM. Secrrtarles to SOOQ TEMPORARY SERVICE )y. 645-2"9. St., C.M. 540-5935. recrulting It maintaining Antiques IOO DRAPERY• CARPET Sales. A/Payable $500 1424 So Grand S.A. 547-5'1'36 SECRETARY-Life Int. All pmKHtM1 file'll. Pnaonnel • Exper. d..,,.,,lOr type per-G<n'I OlllSf• S<7S OFFICE TEM PORARY Sal., YOU pl>ue• "''· med A group bscl<grou..S helpful bu< not SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS · 80ll.. .Active 1tore. Exed Typist $500 qper. MatuN wltyplnc • ncceuary. Typlnz 70 w.p.m. draw + comm. m.2254. Prod. Control to $500 Are }'OU middle qed? lh lkill•. can For appt. l u~ of dicta.phone:. ~!:XiOC.S<Ci:ei;a;;::-S&f'ooO. Clerical Po1l nt to $4IXI 1...J.4~-,A Job' . Secretary. Sal. com-P/Time '"" 12.~ hr ~"·--e:r'1 Almost Gooe Are you .......,.._..,. ... r a . ~ll85-Xl _, ~ -·" think u• "====,,....~-~~ nt company be:netits & mensurate: w/e:xper. Please A/Re:celvable: lo ~75 ' ' • but we itill haw plenty Do you you can se . i SlrRErARY . R.eceptk>nW. '4Wking conditions. Nickel -l..alllh -Va.sue -.ftnd complete re1ume:, P.O. Adm, Aulitant $650 of te:mpon.ry oWce jobs with WE Xlnt typllt. To $600. Xlnt Ciphf'r -PARKING Box 1623. Newport Beach, t88 E. 17th (at Irvine) CM top pay, intttelting variety, WUJ train opp I y. Lakewood . Call Mrs. Smoot You can id aw1.1 with bl 926160. 642·1470 all k>cal. 2 )Tli office aper We haw a service-selling 213/531-7C20 644-lllt motl anythin& tn Ne:w York: XEC. S!~RETARY ~ prt!fetT!d, ovu 18. product. ''====AR=v~,-p/~timo~-. 7M~ .. -,1., ......... ,..,.. ......... 1murder, bur&W'Y, robbery • ..-We haw 36 mo'• financina ~ accurate typist Know'l TELEPHONE Sales: Sell uaault, but not ovtttime o Pttl I: V.P. KWIZ Radk> KEYPUNCH OPR. Brown's Temporlry w/oo intettat. of SH. desired. IBM nee. Southern <>ranae Coanty"i P_ARKIN ___ G_. ----- otten an exciting pos:ition AU lbltts. F /time, p/time. 10236 Lakewood Blvd, Downey There is no limit to eam.inp. Call for appt. 67U73J. F ··6 N ~ ~ • .,. 521 ~.,,.,., aYOl'I"" e"WIPlpe" ~"m Applo'••••• ll02 to a business oriented alert Temporary. To $3 pe:r hr. """""...,_ or . .....,.. To arnnge an lnlenriew )'OUr home. Make u mucb ±;-.,.-·------- -"°mlll w/lOp ""'"" No'"· ORDER DESK SUPER. cau 644-02!2 * SECURITY * u""' ....._Ge......, com-RECOND. Appl'L Some nu * matchinl ~ attn.c· Pr•Temp/Tempo Jot~tional trafflc exp. Guard & Patrol mlaslon on each We. c.an w/trela:ht dam.ap. Repo1. ; tlvenesa. 17802 Sky Park pttferable. Type !iO WPM. SALES CAREER OPPOR. Service 557-6139. We del.JVtt 1: I u a r. mu.t be putially lnaane Suite 101, Irvine fluency in Span.iah, French Stron& re1 l on•I food ADT • SterU.na: Security Stt· TEILER·. u-.. tllul •·-••-Dunlap'• 1115 Newport to _,.i:,., tot thll ~ted 1t•~l50 or G-lll •-•-" ~·t not ...-...... -for in-"""".., ....,~ .. .. ............,. ._. ~-....... ,~.,. ... .,.. vice now hu ope:nina1 tor bank wa.nll )oou. Great Blvd., C.M. 5G-Tn0. • ve:ry unique opportunity. KEYPUNCHERS mandatory. <>ra,.-e County =~.!!':.':! ::-::. ~~ lop CJ\Uilitpd empklyttt who btnentt. Fflt l' a fa.IF e:.e .JUil'-'9 1A npafrman bu Phone Cindy Bagby Needed Immedia••1.. All Airport area. Frinp bene-"&" de:sire l:INdY employment. Jobi Alto. Start $«50 Call wuhen: $35.. to SJOO. Can Or Betty Bruce u;.<J• fits, Xlnt crowth p;>tenti&L an l.Uf'Hdve attitude to top ....,et, lile lna. pd vac. 83S-t23) lhltll, mUlt haw uper. •=--+ .• •--• ,.-·me, P.O. reprrsent them In the cq. Pat Hall, 540--6055. Coutal dellvtt w/1 yr. iuam. Xlnt earnings. -.:JD.. ... Unlfonna tum. MUii clear Agency, 2790 Harbor Bl. at 839--1111.. ~· Secretary: IBM Ex-Call Sue Box 1017., N'pt. Beach 9&3. ~ ~~ple:te resume to 1o!' police commi11k>n • Adams. C.Af. 'R.-e-n't'W""nh~e-r-s~/D~ry-e_r_s I :'~ •70 +w.Salp.m. !aCA ~-~ KELLY GIRL PARKING attendant. part CJassUled ad no. 473 c/o Da· bondSo Le. ApplyS!ln penonA··• 1· 326 TOOL & $2. Wit J'ull malnt. ~ H ary Sith'; 133.-1441 time. ll or ove-r. nt'lt ap-Uy Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, • mon ·• ....... em. • 639-un * Auoc., 359 ~M,.:, Dr., 216! l!wdnou c.ni.r Dr. poaranco. &«-1700 oxt 555 _eo.i_a_M_eu_,_ea_~_-_._. __ ISEf/!;~CE~t!on Ssi.1man, DIE MAKERS OVER 2Xl wuh<n, dryqs. .N.B. 92660• l;;;iOi .. liiiii!Nlno ... ~;;;;;;iOi•IPART time. Tall neat Over .... ,.,., .... .,.. •• ~need. neat in rMrlgttatcn from $39$5. 1• 25 to train for part or full S.Jes appearazu. Apply morn-Pl"ogreuiw metal part• 54S--0'780. ~ta! ofl1 S.....Extary for LEGAL SECRETARY time window film Installer. Toy & Gift Parties tnas. m> N.,...m Blvd .. mantool ~ ......... _'..~ lootdnc fDr D~~-,_ w ~·-~ .. - uo:1.1 ce. P nee. Sharp atlomey kloking for Sorey no loo& hain pJeaM. HollR'Wfves, demomtraton C.M. • ie 11 .... ers, exprr. in .-..... .... ra ...... , e ..... ,.,IU\PC, ~ open, Fr In re sharp ral w/l )Tl buaineu &U-8494. earn to $2,IXll by Dtc.1. NO =sE=R~Vl=CE~S~ta-tio_n_A_tt_•..S-an-1.'' the deaian I: c.onstruction ot Excellent CondUion $150. bentfitl. Some Sat HB law n:per Probate real PART TIME DELIVERIES, NO CDL-days or niteL Mtthanka1 hl(h ipeed Intricate JrO-962-5747 :!!a.;.,~ S.9am or ?.!pm. IK'OP·• civil.° Gd lb A: 0 typina HELP NEEDED LECJ'JONS, FREE HOSf· exper. prE"f'd. Gd sa.1 + ~ dia Appl1cants A.HANA rdriprator. X1nt ___..., mu.st be capable of doing --~ .,._·t -Spilt -· llkills. To $700. Call ~ fer •PJ>t. ESS GIFTS. Nttd car. comm. Apply In person. 3048 ...,. ....... .,. · · ! EXPER. COUPLE Call Barbara Ktno 54f)(J635 =~===--'-'-:-112S-:mo. Gilbo 'N G ..... ts. Bristol, CM. their own form crindine of $!111. ..,.._.,u PAJt.T TIME-~11-typlna d)e de:tailt. Xlnt company 1 -For HOURkeepin& I: NEWPORT • .......... .._. KENMORE washer I: Ken-i .. ~~~::_ Dutio:u PERSONNEL AGENCY ~~-:~e. $1.&5 hr. s=~ P 0: r; a :u:s,i:~ ~~P~ ~o= ~Jldl.!: =~ ~ ~ more elect dryer. SM a I Live-In. ' 3848 Campus Dr., NB PART time tow truck drive:r helpllll. «> hr wk. Apply will train cle:ancut man. All day. '4 Hn. pay. Umited 546-8672 or 841-411.S. ly Thun I: f"ri, 1:30 to 5 pm promotkml are from this ovrrtime REFRIGERATOR, 15 cu n. 2 : Ph: ~ LEGAL aec'y, pt timl", for E:rp only. App in pt.nlOn I90 South Cit lf r .. _ 8cll. d Start $2 50 br Call J · ~ Wkdays For Appointment Npt 8ch at•-. Xlnt ......_ 967 W, 17th St, CM, wy, ..._ ept. · • oe ~9060sul0. detrolt. 5 )Tl old. _,._, ~r SEAMSTRESS Burton, 5'0-0055, Coutal !NO PHONE CAU.Sl - kXPERIENCED IM!'&mltreU ing 1kllh ttq'd. Exp pref. PART time typilf., tilt' clerk. For Men's I: Women'• Bo-Agency, 2790 Harbor Bl. at ~to anilt dreumaker w/ call before 1 pm, 644-8227 Mite dutlts. Hn flexible. Adams, C.M. ' ... -IJ0.2l tlque:, Shipplna, recelvlne I: r alteration• A: drelemaking, LEGAL Se c re I a r y : Die-_..._ alte:ratlorui, ~ position SHOE Salmnan E:rp. Also fpart time. Muat have own taphone, type:, •h ape-. PART time office, 2 girl• for right peraon. Part time: cashltt. Apply in ! ~m. Ref.! re:q'd. Corona nece:u. Irvine, 833--9031. needelti. 1 Sec. 1 reneral of-THE LOOK Per90n. Mande:la Shot•. 21 t'del Mar. 675-I735 LYN'S nee. ~Tm 644-6500 Fashion llland, Ne:wp:irt 5 PE R I E NCED le1al Full a p/time 5f9..3l6J PBX="'""Answerlnc,.--....,,-,..-:;S"•"r"v"t-:c-:e Reh. l f '--· I r. SEAMSTRESS Wanted. Exp f ~tary or ...._ .. na Hi 1-Maki work ln e:rcbance: for p/time days. Some -.ts. 2llO Newport Blvd. NB SHOE Salesman. t. t I m e , ) office. Probatl" pref.erred: apartment 237'6 Newport Call ~SMC. 67l-3568. xln't opp:ir. Apply :n person, ~excel lkilll; youn1. Blvd., c.M. 548-9'155. PERSONABLE Girl F"tlday SltA Shot•. 333 E. JT!h St. l :Wtm-5851. MAD.. ROOM for weekend.a only. Pleasant Secretaries CM. , FAC.TORY CLERK Yacht. Sales Ollloo. Call for Typists f:xceUent awnmer work. Must haw Ca.llfomia drivers tntet'W!W. 613-IMO. Clerks SOLDERERS )Tntnoe A experienced. Im· license. Good EnaUah A typ. Printinf lp>ed!ai. piac<menL Wnak11 q. Some heavy llltlnc-s.. MUL Tl-OPERATOR jpe.y check. No fee. our ad under ''Clerical", •• Min. 1 yr eicper. Operation " KELLY GIRL PACIFIC MIJTUAL. ol m!W, '650, 2!i75, ........ ~~ 81 Bt.llinetl Ctr. Dr. MAINTENANCE MAN· otc. fnrlne ln-1441 blda.. Nwpt Ctr. Gen1 BfNDERY GIRLS l!h~~'!'!!~~~~:!!''" f Jmowledae of plumbin& 1: Should be eirper ill ~ 1:/or f'/C. BOOKKEEPER etectr!al req'd, Abo, ui. machine collootina, 1d1chlnc. mcm'l ftnn. ~ jantori&l dutln. Pleuant drillinl. ttc. QUlrn ....... -.... 10 -ronds. Pd. Ins. ~ baodle CIR. CID, bllUrws vae. Write 1pecU;yinr age. Ptnnane:nt poMtiDns, frlnre ; It pn1 ledeen W lbopplnr t"Xpn'. • ft1a. to Oulifiie:d benefits. centen. Ute twins· OWcn ad No. e c/o Daily Pilot, Apply ill Ptnoa located DNr Orarwe County P.O. Box 1560. 0.ta Mesa, A"--SUbrn!t l'tlWD6. Mar~ Prlntl119 Inc, ....,-. A u1a.,. to Mr. Abel, M•nagar a Alalst•nl 1577 Pl~cent11, N.B, !::2· .. Box D~ lrvtne, Callf. Dcper., bright. tnthuaiutl.c, An equal opportunil.¥ ._ esrttr minded. Top pe,y. e:mpleyer FIELD f SUPERINTENDENT Outatand in1 oppor. w/srowtb-orienttd ho rn e bids· co. Mlllt be ....... In Full m. benefits. 3 Pomp Isl.and Salesmen APPLY tN PER9:>N wt.,me lube aper. 40 hr BA<XS'l'ltEET wk. ad pay. 490 E. 17th No. 25 FuhJon hi,, N.B. (eroan:.d Irv!ne) C.M. FHA -.. both -.l MAN ........... In becomlnl .otf·lilt, Saad 1UUmt Stand-tire ~ x t l n r ta l • l'l l"" r A: anl-Pac!t!c ~ 1565 W. -X.mu .l a!eaman. 0. ~scArtlour ~ C. M,. 1b1 Jab tratalrc available. Calli. -AtlD: Gia Dnmed!at. ..,..,,... caJI ... -..,...tme ... MW2'12. R .. I Estate S.lo1 fill LlcenM Tr•lnl"' Llml!M Tl,.,. Only Famous Ucmlt count now to---------IMature .,.._. ~ ft1'1ted •YallUI• tbn1 TvbtU Coe. 0 Ula--· AppU...U lllJly .... FLEX ""'"'" .. ..,...,i...uch!ldmo. 1m ........ ,.....,,.u..,.11oo ........... In -..... ..-.117 ....... iw .... " ...... oporlo-- i..,. t<nn -ntnt. Top "'°"' ploue. IG?074. -le. Optnltws •vallabla. $$$. Olm-!rllnq _...,.. rvlno 54M450 MECHANICAL Funor. .....,... .. t ._ ~:vER A n2l AT TEllPO Mln. $ ,,.. lndattial ........ twolt .... Coll JI< S1ou at TEMPO mlllt md pr1nts ,.ra--t. • !149-111'. Temporary Help TOPATltON,INC •. TAllELL With JftVioUa n:per. tor Aro ,... i.. ...... jobs looklnr ,.,.. "'· Salary ....... fur Wm'k clo5e to home? upon uper. Xtra Song term Want to dmoM boun A usi&nmenL tlm•? Irvine $40.4450 Call U1 • NO FEE.S EVER! NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO P .P .$, TEMPO P•clflc T-porary Halp Personnel S.rvlco1 112 No. Towtt Union Bank Sq\w'e °'"""· Calli. 547-6446 SECRETARY Sumnw!T 'nme, Wtnta Tlme. All The Timt, Eam )'OUr pay the Kdly Girl Way: Ju1t See _llf/11 (Ju.I ni.n Pldo Tbt Hean, Dlys. ....... Of~ Thl.t Ftta: Your Metda You'll Wart 1'Vr t11 On Oor l'syroU rno..r~·omc... eau or Vlllt lrvlne 833-1441 STOCK Cft1lfic&te Clerk: Lite typtrw. Broken aper helpful but not req'd. Good oppor, w/fin&nclal oraanlu· tion. 644-4360. Studant1 Wantod Earn S50 ta $100 per mo. 1howlnr products wtecoloeical •llJllf~ . Work )'OUf own houn, part or full time. Call (1) 5$4302: MorPf'ri .. 12 for 1ft. formation. I Swltchboanl Cpr. Kelly Olrl N-,_. ... -1'm ' • m porlJ'7 ua!pmenrs. Must M.ve aper. Xlnt _ ...... """ ...... i..s. Weekly payc h •ck. At:mlutiey no fH. Kelly Olrl lOll -Cir. Dr. lrvlOs 131-1"1 11ME FOR 9UICK CASH THROU5H A DAILY PILOT WANT AD '42-5671 Apply In Person SHUR-LOK CORP. 1300 E. Normandy Pl. Sent• An1 (1 Blk No. of McFadden, 14 Blk W. of Grand) Equal Oppor. Empl.oyer TYPIST I can be had Faithful GE 494-<156. Carner••& Equipment for $501 Old ntriprator. IOI KOBENA 421 SUp<r g "'°"" camera. Instant cartrldp loading. Power telephoto wide qle: lem:. Almost new. S7S er make oUer. 542.-1 T.W eves I: wffkendl.. Furniture 110 GOOD bo:r 1prinp. mattrft&, no each; ttttuml white club chair, $45; (Ullllock wood table, 4 cane bl.clt Typist temporar)'. All e:qier. clWra. $US: bl.th fixtures. colllideftd. Top euninp for $10. French p r o v I n c I a I top skilll. Let Kelly Girt bead. footboard, $15. Danish ltar't )"O'I with your belt foot teak bench. tab!H. $XI. DI forward on the work Ullp Kings Road, 642-all9. ment of )'OUl' choice. Start =~~-----'MJtt lmmedia~l)'. c:ome 1n OVAL Maple dlnlns tet. or call ••• Irvin• 833-1441 WAITRESS, EXPER • Mmt be over n. No Phone Calla. APPb' In penon, SW1 A Sirloin, 5930 W. Coast Hwy, Newport Bch. Table:, 4 chn, 2 leave. A: pad.I. Ex. cond $ 1 2 5 . 557-7216. COLO curved 1ectlonal wthide a bed. White Prov. end tbl. Coat lamp. Vl'J")' 1d. cond. 546-7529. TRIPLE dreuer wllp: mlr'· ror, iood cond. t 12 5. WAITRESS, up, over 21. 673-1563. Me:rk:a.n food. Apply . in P~ECAN=~-co~ll~ .. ~.-... -~,-sb~!es pc!rlOn. 3201 E. Pacific $275. Oea:nt.or dinlttte 1111 Coul fflwsy, CdM. $135. !i67-ml. WAmlESS, EXPEi!.. !ood A cocktaJla. ApplJ ln pmor\ * IJGHT dln nn lbl, 7biU. M om. 440 llellotn>pt. 6 opbcl chn. "'"' oond. $50. Olm. ~&0-GS::::....:;:;::....,-~,,-~~ WANTED NII -chemloa! I' aold sola. ant!qua aold WMd It pat motrol man. chair •/ottoman. I.Jn n.w, ... ..,., ...... $4112). ~ -17!4. CUSTOM loullt ld..,u. bed. WHO WANTS TO WORK? like DtW, n1n l 1 rm . DIUVE A CAB! $10ll/,otttt. l4IHl31I. ai:..~ be""';;,-::: 1-=o=u""'1c=1.,,....,.c=A-=-sH= bolt. Men « women. Can be 111""tly bs..Slcapped. THIOUnH A Vets. retlrod. Ap 21 10 10, g .. ..,..,.,. ,..., -:-·A~~ .. :,: DAILY PILOT ~".'°"C:.:;. 111 E, 16tb WA NT ~D Kine •itt headboard SlO. 133 fun. Household tum. 9-S. E. 18th, CM S43-4C85 • 2035 Vista Cajon, Newport KENMORE wuher A: dryer. 1 ="'~·~·~--~~- Refrig. Sora. Color TV. Br SEARS washer&: dryft', both set, mllc. UJr...J953 aft 6 1or S250. Packard Be.II Colar TV-1te:reo combo. $900. All SWIM Pool, filtcr, laddu, ___ , --~ o:-........, cover 12'x35" deep. S50. ~ unai. ,,.,,,...._ Save $. S wks okt SJ6-8529. SIDE by •kle. twin bl.b, strolltt. $25. Slna;le RrolJtlt COLOR TV tor aale, cheap! SU. Xlnt cond. Ntt p!Qpen New carpet Ir pad, wool. S5. He:avy sbalce thlnc'el ~ Nrw air cond, 548-8177, bundle:. 961--1681 BEDS, mattttu. desk w/ • ·ro=w~ER=-mowo--r~$25.~-Gu~ t:ypewrtr, chn, tbl1. 657 Stow $25. M~ 1S13 Plume:r, Ape. B, 642-s:J92. 0ra.nze Ave. CM. CARPET FOR SALE by Carpd La.Yer. Call l'oc that ftem un6a' i:;o, try • S46-ST4S • 541).DI& the PeM)' Pincher . ------•••••••••••••••••••• For •n M In Wom•n'1 World Coll Mary Beth '41·5611, ext 330 Potholcler . Yilsfs snm Sophl1tlcate Get t"lo'itt u many com· plimenb in thne vivid vestl! Mm popular polbokltt wall INSTANTLY • ba.ckl, fronll att identical. Crochet of wonted tn 3 com. Pat· tern 7130: rnlases' S. M. L. ch!ld'I 4, 6, 8, 1D )'tar Ii.Jn included. SEVllftf"·l1Vl.l CENTS for e:ach pattern -add 2S cent. tor each p&ttem lor Air Mall and Special Hand!· fnc; otherwt" tblrd-<:laa de:Uvery wW take three wHkl or more. Send to Allee Brooks. the DAILY PD.OT, 105, Needlecralt DepL, Box 163, Old Cllelua Statton. New York, N.Y. UiOU. Print -A-llp, httmt ........ Totalb' !141W U7S Kf!tdl& eratt ~ crammed with knit, croch<t ll!Jlln, crallL lSI .wp. FREE Pitt.am 75..nts. Nl!Wt---1-.totnab-- from )'OUI' Cf'lfta. ••••••• $1. ------$1. ...,. __ ... IL -~-.... $1. n.aa.t Gift ............ s1. --...... -... $1. II IHI)' --...... 50c .............. -. .. 50c --1-ll-!lllc .. , • •• --Jloelt 2 50c .. --~-50c .. ! r,., 1Tf...,; .... 1ffe.or' .... PLAY A.ND CO PAR- TYING ln this trio with prtnceu linu aweeplnl down ""' """° and subtla 11111> wal!t. Frogs · add aotlc ac- cent ID OKkllne. Printed Pattem 9214~ NEW Mlues' Sizes 3, 10, 12, 14. 16. SU. 12 fbust .W l dftu I 511 yard• 61).lnch ta.bric. ~ m:JtD for eacb pall.em -add '5 cents 6:>r' each pattern b Air MAU and Sooctal n... dllnr; Olbaw!se thlrd-claD dellwry will .... -weeks or more. Send to Marian Martin, ... DAILT PU.or, "2, Patmo Dept.. 232 West 11th SL, Now Yoo1<, N.Y. UiOU. Prim ll&ME. --ZIP, llttZ and l1'l'Ull -100 Top Fall-Winter Pal· ttrna tn an.new ,..,..._ ts Bew Ctlalos! Ph11 Tabolouii ---•FREii pattern. '15 centa. INlll'ANT 8EWIHO BOOK --lodo¥.-......_. $L !Niii' ANT r >.slllOl'l llOOll . H-cl luPtloo facla. SL I .................... • • I I DAILY I'll.OT •:r 3 Fine FumltUre I: Appliance. AucUons Friday, 7:30 p.m. Windy's Auction Barn 20'!5% Newport, CM 646-8686 Behind Tony'11 Bldg Mat'I ·-lid-lo ,..,. LIB dlllrdl. ·-· --- REWARD WILL PAY OYER Kelly llue look • --~I __ .. MUST SILL .. vw s.i-·-.,. -II.II. -3111 VI, 8"'1io, -· lllOd -'flllYI lqp, llvn W/liell< -.. -__ ..... _ ·-·· mado-Ul<Mr_, --------I f'a""'7 --dloe ''8 YW IU& ..._ ·--. i ,peed, ndJo, 1181«, $9 TOP SHAPE! $1191. MUST or belt offer.....-?. $DJ..! wm ao 4Ulck. cau --------1 !m-1211. 'Q vw. -..... In eooc111-------- -. llu ...... -COrvalr 19'10 Cbn. a.-Elt&11t. SEE US AB0111 .... $llliO. llmlf Coll Daiu I l'uo. Sia. Wp. Pwr. 0...IMI Del= MGA. 'al. Wblte -· wtcdaA 8 lo II. -. Sl.MtillJ t. -. AK-nlJ CREVl.R MOTO S lllOd """1 $119. Wall.. -n41o, tilt,,_, 'Olli. FOf' 11'9 modol; cloen, ""'°' Q E. Out HW)I., '71 VW --pop top lo ,......,. Air 1111aQ1 n<:t, low "'"-......... :IOf w. ~Iii""'° .... N.11. mll<t: lllro ...... Port Clad .... -.......... """" tlc1, lmporll, trucks or 1--,,,..,.,.:~~~=:-·l ';.,;;;;;....-;;7.::=---=:,-• -· $211115. Inc. ""1cfor s:19'l5. !Ill.an. c1mpor~ Vlllt ...,&,... lloatcl MGI ,,.. ---Ce-'- Clll Ind ult lor 8-'" v-. ...... ,.... ... .......... '"':"9 1985KGB,eoocl-i.,--·llOlnt.,,.. -. · W ..... DAYE ROSS SM lo ~to. -. er .....,,. rlml, '815-m.mo. •-. W. aU10, lotlcrJ air, · make .a ... allM. ,..... 111-. _.. - MUST S.U. •• VW ...ian. "°"'· ndlo,·rvot nclc. (1'!· PONTIAC ROY CARVER, Inc. OPEL Reblt ff. New '"9. EYY> 234 E. lTlll St $800/brllf o11 ... $.121S. • $2500 24IO Horbor Blvd. Co1t1Mese 546.aol7 WE PAY TOP · CASH lor --.. .-. )Ill can na lor "'9 -• GROTH CHEYIOLEJ Colla M-· ' 5'6"411 '70. Ol'EL GT '71 Soper Bug. U,1'0 ...... CONNELL CAPRI Bumt Oranae.' block pluab =; n4. Sl600. cau CHEVROLET . . .. . , . . lnCttlor 4 spd. dlr. Tilc:e 2828 Harbor Blvd 'Ti'cilll'I .(Modd ·:ml). AM-older '*" In tra4< ar amal1 '68 bu1 · SUndlll -" FM 11.trfO radio. Ta~ deck down can ~.. call MAK£ OFFER. ' Colta,Meu 545-1.Zl W1stefeo tpkn. tow ml. 49Mi811 or 546-m&. * 53S-0288 evet * '56 CMvrolet Station w...,.,_ Xlnt cond. lnqu1re at '68 Opel Sta wp, U ete 4 DELUXE '66 VW Campti'. new VI nblt tncfnt. Xlnt Unl.ro)'al .Security • T·lr e spd, Clean. 1 owner, $700. Nu erw. pop top. Runs xln't. work cu. Best offtr OYtl' Store,'lTlll SI. C:M. Ada W-1341 $1150. 645-312), ~ PJO, -. Bill " MUST ..U. ,69 -Spill 'fl O><v Impala, AJC. "°"' coinNA . PORSCHE =""' cond. $1175 . =-~ tune ... $700. , 9ll Poncbe, 168. new paint. ·n VEGA r-4 -... 1968 CQR11NA, nbllil~ low chm pr/yellow, cbrm whls, * '68. Sq..,.back, new pain~ • -~.. ·~· m.Ueace. $550, or belt reu-AM/FM Blau, Michelin eniJne Xtra clean $1150. a.m/fm, tint &18.S!, polygl.u. ooable oUer. 496-f757. tlm. Sharp, ereat cond! ~or 60--mi Sl.500/otfer. 539-5140. '68 Ford Cortina. auto trans, $3450. 675-000C evts/all day '68 BUS. xlnt, must aell, 1962 CHEVY Im,pala. xlnt·in new o'b&ul. tltts. etc. $595. wkndl. $1650. 25,000 mlln. 4 out. 80,CKX> miles, 675-379!1 eves/wkndl. PORSCHE 1972 Model 911T -* ~242) * 842-m • •Pffd Appearance Group -•65 vw. Jte.blt ene. Fine * * '55 Chevy BeWr, 2 dr, DATSUN AM/FM J,ladlo • many ..,.,., Re!Jable, Ndt painL xlnt cond., orig owner, best We need your import car. other extru -1till under $9X> 673-.2456. otter. 962-1835 Buyer on duty 9 to 9 daUy. 170 Datavn 510 WARRANTY can 5U-«>70 ' , h '65 Chevy Nova SS B J Spartscar Center STATION WAGON. Fully DESPERATE Muoi oelJ 1960 VW van, 68-50 pens, Ex..U.nt coblltion • • tact. equipped. 323AGD. this week. Xlnt oond. Fully reblt trans. CU!tom 1ntel1ot, 545-lSfC after 5 pm $1299 _,, -8UT -I ~map~,~$700~._::~~:!!:.-~.'l;;;"V.;;-'Rn;--;;;;t;-;;::.I 283.1 Harbor, Costa Mesa 540-4491 WE buy all mabt ol cleM ..... ........ ..... paid for or not. Pleau drive In for --NEWPORT IMPORTS Foe. lmmodl1te Dellvory In.tint Credit BANK FINANCING COAST IMPORTS 1"w Down 1"w Tami ~. . • 'fl vw ""'· .. bit ..... xlnt ~~/H, ••to. Gooo! PHONE ~ PROSCHE '62 S-90, Nr. new cond. $700. * m..:m * MIRACLE MAZDA '~~~~~~~--=-_,.1---.C.:..:-"''-'-'---I 2145 Harbor Blvd. 11'0 •DI· Xlnt body. ea.er., . Costa Me11 !2300/be•l 49<-Ul~ '66 VW ..... Ye-. 2 """ CONTINENTAL M• XI ..,._,, tlret. Very clean:-New brka,,.,,,===-.....,--• I '71 DATSUN Pickup, chrome '67 Porsche .,..., nt \IUI.... tharp $700 644-1708 1: whls, custom paint .l more. ~ew Konis, batl exh, ' • CONTCNENTAL '68, .t dr., $1900. 96>-!17! alt 6. urea, "'3-4072. VOLVO vinyl top, air. power, ndtal, -"""'19,.,7,.,2'"yu=L~Y~0--1 ~~ 1~c1";'i 2~ RENAULT LH .. Toci.y •I CORYEllE Best R1'91 e ,68 ~-· ·-~--~· $11.74 Por Mo. ~. ~~. na O.A.C. AM/FM, Aulo. ,,_, 4 apd. AM/J'M, Full pwr. -bnkel.3&mo. P/W. New ply&la 11rn, For Lu11nt or ·buylnt = wlled. .Pri/piy, '3)ua lblii AREllRD -YOLYO 'fl Flrebinl • Muatlell, lea· W . ing eouatry. A.utom.. le ma.ny 1966 Harbor CM. 616-9303 extru. SlZO or best ott.r. • ·st8-072T. 1969 Volvo 1M1 auto. air, im-1---===----1 mac. 12<95. or bell .u.r. FORD Must sell 6'1S-7587. Autos, Used •70 LTD AV ANTI Immaculate, V-8, Auto Tnna, --------1 P.S., P Dtsc Brakes, "3 Avantl, 4 apl. Cond, VllQ'I Top, 100!0 Fin Super cbarge!. Bell oiler. Avail O • ~ 197 --------~llOQ0.13)0 W. Paelllc Clt.1!w7, 6$7-all<ol,-.nt. ~ ~ MAZDA N--<nfl-~~~.~u·~.~C~K~.!:=.-.1' ... ii.'LML:Ti~.ii"wiiaaon.iiiW~"-IUl!iiii' iipwrm~"&a1r,.ir..I LEASE SPECIAL -·-·-~ , N.w '72 RX3 TOYOTA . • • • . I . -wwlnd. pttm tlra, '66 BUtCX RMm, all pwr, clean. Pvt p!>. $1295. ...,, $57. U '72 TOYOTA a1r co00 .. v1ey1· -~ 44S -dN COROLLA eng., Slll<l/ott.r 49'1-l'129 '68 Ford LTD Broogbam. l.oo,ded. ROTARY powettd. $1968 CADILLAC Full -.... ldC, -e Landau top, Good Cl:lad. Workl"tl M1n'1 Spocl1I c+ T. 11 L.l YOUR ONLY PrilP1>'. 84CHl9l8. New '7·2 11600 0, FACl'ORY 1963 Fom Falrlane w.,. $39.30 MO. ~~= ~~~ mi. '69 M""°"' G~ Fully Pickup Truck $59.62 FU1L cub price $2,096.30 to. All &hove Opl!n end 36 rno. • cludinc tu 6 liClellle. Down T I: L. For resp. pty, Tradft: payment II four hundred cons. dollan. $39.30 total ll>Olllhly HUNTINGTON BEACH -lncludJns In ....... MAZDA :i! u:.= i:;1 ~ 113!1 -Blvd, Tola! -pay price 1142<666 Lease .Mer. Mr, ny $2.~15.50. A.P.R, U!O. On pre·~ credit. (300185), l?EALER loaded Incl. alr. orlc. Lupat ............ ., Cadll· -.-ira»-7587. 1aco In Orlnp Counq. ·-~ L~ , -•~ SaJ,.t ntJne. -zu1:u .. u. ................ .lo mi'L X1nl cond. ~. CaJ1 • Naben Cadllac 2600 DARJlOR BL.. COSTA MESA 540-9100 ()pen - -'72 · LTD ttation Wqon. Trade for tnwp. car a t.o.p. ~-. JEEP '70 SEDAN De\'m., 22.0001...,_.------·I ml, till wbeel, vinyl top, '11 Jet'p CJ.S Renexade. stereo, air, leather. Ex· O>mplete equip, ex cept qulaile cond. 518-:mt8. winch. $28(ol). finn. 64U537. '68 EL DORADO, 1 owner, 1951 Jeep CJ3A, '64 motor. xln..low mlk!age, MW tfts. Exceptional. Must aee. Gretn w/blk 1ab. top. BDc ll,095, MUW. ~~-loaded. MERCURY • I vc - M you stoz Jt. ; faul · 11 011! Ger "I mil lioi: c '( 1 ca be I .. Pe pel ... , ... Ill -a. • . San ~lemente ... VOL. 65, NO. 221, 4 SECTIONS, SO PA6ES TUE-SPAY, AUGUST 8, 1972 TEN CENTS ' Capo 'People for Police' Eye Alternatives • 11J PA'l'lllCI: llOYLll .... ..., ........... '1111 -af ~ ~ [Gr San Juu Cllpbtz-with lb own police clepinio<al' CoolJd oat be J>Otlded by lht -1 ohl!rlll· It I llmJJar coot, olfldlll llld llaoday. •()ur colllJI . would be oJci)illcantty bi8ber lhan. that pfllllC)led In lht (dty'•) poilCe. bUdget." .Undmherilf Roberi Sblrp llld following a mOmJnc meettnC. with ... _tallvf9' at San Juan Cllpi11ran9'1 People for Police. However, Undenbtrltt Sbalp decllned to -~ 'to -II 1l!IOald al !Gr !ht ....., -· .,._ to J>Owlde !ht pnleetloo -......-by City Vtoofrr ~ w.-. 11111 Pul>IJc Sllety Dlnctor .,.. --- _, 1111c1 S11er111 r-llmlck me1 wilb lllA Domold lllld Pot Grant, ... -af People [Gr -· .. ............ ---af the police -·the Aug. 22 .elei:tloa. 'lllO -bad ..... Nq\Sed by De.mold lllld Gnni [Gr them to plher t... ~·-the-'-· ,..,Ices provided ID the dty. Tbq a1c1 lhe1 wlR • the , 1nlennatlao In their .,_tp to urao -to ..te fer !ht formation at the dlJ'• own, locat deport. meat.' "OUr JllllDb!"' .... aoa1 af the cam- polgn.. Domold said, "Is to set -le oot lo U. po1la to 'fOte. We want 111 ez. .,._ af their -leelinp .• Altbodslt the -has been lcned by ~ oppooed to fllrm1nc • dtpoft- ment at !ht· -' time, Darnold' and Grant o,,...i that the e1ectlcm wl1I be bel)elldal to the communlty.'ln tddltlon to deddlll8 the police question, tbo7 feel It wDl rmve llttf turmoil .mid d)aentl!>n In the eomftwnill Ovtr the iuue. '1111 ~ propoaed by lht clly calls fr H ~ and br dbpatcller- clerb lo be bouaed In leaaed, port&ble bullc!lnP ...,. dty baD. "With . perillooa and lrlnft -for the' employea, purchase of equlpmeo~ -· and ooall of ot>Ualk>n, the depaJ1ment ,would cost the city -.ooo the llnl year, dt7. offlctals haw. calculated. The county auditor Is preseoUy figur· lng out what the sheriff's contractual aervlces to San Juan Cllpbtrano would -for 1172-7!. Cily manager D!>a Weidner estimates It wW be "at kut" '11111,000. The cost In 1971-72 WU 1140,llllO. For that pric:<, the cKy nceived det.c> live services on an "u needed" basis, and the protecllon of one patrol car. Undersherill Sharp noted that this one car ii alao respomlb1e for Caplatrano Beach· and Dana Point . Darnold exptalned tbal If >oters dedde to form a city department,' such county services as crime laboratory work. hous- ing prisoners at the jail, l<COl'ds and identWcatloo proceulng and crime sctne roo aunc Sui~ide: •Too Mueh Love~ Young Blonde Plunges 21 Floors to Her I?eath MIAMI (AP) -A note found In a -bloode'a car parked below !ht » story apertmeot houae aald , "I had to do I~ I bad DD other choice. It's nobody's fault, only too much lovt." 'Ibe .note WU ICl'IWled 801U a Cigarette carton writtm partially ' In GennalJ lllld portiall1 ,Jn Enclish "It -~ make mucb -to com-mil _..,.._ af too .. mucb Jove," liornfdde set. ~ ik<ncken aaid • • Capa OffU;jal . '• I ' Nixa Guilt · . . In Assaults San Juan Clpil!rano City Councilman James It Weothm pleaded ~t Monday of lour <OWlll of aaaaull with 1 detdly-- Wea~ fl, of mu Ortqa lllgbway -arra1gnec1·1n the South Onnp Cow>' ty Mlllldpol -ol Jlldp Warren KnilJll : Fellowilic ·!ht mondnr ar- raignment, Judge Jtnl&bl relwed the coimcllman on bi& own recopllance and order<d bim .lo ~ Aug. 11 far a pmhi11nory ..... J!llldinl trial. The counc:11m1n. e1eded In April, -amoted·early 111the-.IngafJuly1.7 ~ 11.mminc from ID attercajion wtthJiil Srqed wife, Ellen. Jfe ii •cbolfed · witlo -u111nc bis wile ~ • motor. •elJicle; thmt.nln( her and·Qiarta Kine, m •q11intance, with a handgun; and threttenlnl lherilf'• ~ with a sbot&un. Under the llw, on .... COlllic1ered .... u11s. A<conllng to teat1-given In court Mmday, Weathers, llWUlgtr of a bordw.,.. store, attegedly rammed bis wife'• auto at the Dana Point Marina Po?klnc lat and -at.pped out af bis vehicle with the bandgun. • King, who bad ..... dritlng . behind Weathers' veblcle, llkpped out and, lollowlnc • brlaf lllUgle, -In dllormlnl.llle C'Oll!rimaa Jl!ni and Mn. Weathera then left !ht ~ _.1e11. Mn. Weathers -IO a•Mllld'a·- ln· La-illDI to cal ,i.ertll'• deputies. Tbe deputleo _. ta1)lq with Mr at jhe. ll(me wllen Weathen t' 1111J IJ'llffd la a lui at 1:45 a.m. ~ carT1lnc a Uotcun. • Aftlr. brief lllnJale, bo ~ c1iaarmed .., the deputlea, !hoy Aid, and j>laeod .... der arrtsl. l • • I No -wm find diirinc eltlier of !ht jaiddenll lllld there --.. i.Jades. af. Ileen -In coart. Since bis .amot. !ht CGJDCi1man bu made DD pomlic atalenelltl ,...niq the lllcldlnt. lie and bis wife -two dllldra Monday after 23-year-old Su a a n n e Schiefer plunged Zl Doon to her dtath. Po!lce said the victim'• llllbaod, Dr. Slgbert Scbleler, a JG.)'UM!d Yisiling Auatrian chemist, "broke up comJ)Jetely'.' when Informed of bis wile'• death. The University af Mlaml Medical Building, where 8chiefer -U II & blocbeJnlat, is two bloc:b from !ht aporlment h!ildfnc wbeJ:e police aaid Mn. 8chieler ap- pamrtly jumped. McCracken said Schiefer later told t... vestJlatcra "hf thoogllt it Wll odd when Ille -him good"1< -t1U ,,.,.,.. . . ,. . ... --r .Ollleen'. ta1d tho . ,..._.,.. qouple - ntm1e11·1A -tail fall 11111 -lo )!laml= ... Dr. 'ilald police bis wll9 became clespera_., bom.,ick for her parenll ao be arnlnied for them to come hen for a v!alt. 1lley were due to arrive In Miami In -da,.. The YOU1J1 blocheml• aaid bis wile bad become distraught about the cost of the trlp. The Schiefen lived •-15 mllea lrom the lite cl lht fatal Jump from the down!Own. apartment building. When aflicers were unable to translate the nate louod In the tldlm'I car, building employee IUIDlllOlltd Klaus Voobeck, a l1!lldenL ''Eveiytblnc ......... God will puniib me," Voebec:k llarted readlnc aloud from the nate In the lobby;"! have chooen the eaalelt way for myaelf and a1ao the ban1est way for the othen. Remember ... me .• • . Then a detedlve lntmupted when be found Mrs. Schieler'• paasport photo In hOr purse. Checkups Slated For Grid Players A ·tree physlcal --for South Coast boys lni.,.sted In !ht Junior All AmttiCan FootbaD P!"if&m will be of. Wed Aug. 15 al s&n Juai: Elementary ScbooL The tum, reqm...d before boy• can -Iii !lie piJpllOr actlvtty, ii -·to aD ,uJnplen from I to 1,1 Ytlll old. B0ys With' laR mmea bqlnnlnc 1'lth A thrOlrP. G .,.. wtlcGme to take the mfm at t a.m. Boy1 H thniugh N can do ao at 10 a.m., and boys with names -g with O tbrolP Z.wlll be uamtned at 11 a.m. • TtiOte ..... to !ht_.., an urged to brtiig Iii pai'J!nl and 11 "1111batloo. lat ID lht--loo Otbar -~ lot •• reptrallon. will be' avallable, ~lllil • Vosbeck guped, ihen allmmered, "That car't be the girl who jumped!" Sbalten and pale, be then tearlully told officen that be -ked at the medical building with Dr. sditeler and be and bis wile were the Austrian couple's - friend& The Schlelm visited them Slmday night, Voodeck aaid, "and there waa DOlhin&' wroag.'' Wo~JJ Get J. • ..;:-.. ~-·"'" EpmlfOHer : ... ' From Navy WASHINGTON (AP) -Jl'ollowlnc the Anny's lead, the Navy illued IW<eping orders today callinc !Gr equal lrealmel$ for women and openinc the way to uaign them duty aboard wanhipa at -· Adm. Elm<> R. Zumwalt Jr., chief af navil operations, a8lcl that once tho ...,. liitutlooal amendmelll ' granting women equal rigbll II ra-by !ht ........,,. fl alatea tbm'la DD ....... why-couJdD't aerie at lee, become aviators or attend lht Naval Acadeinr at Annapolil. There Will be 101De Jn the 1NayY 0wbo will be concerned" by this, Zumwalt told • ~ ,_. ~ "But there II. DD "'8IOll In tlieQry, . 1l!ldOloiY or In equity why women . should not have lht aame opportunities that men, have ••• "Tbe Ultimate goal, asslgnmont of women to ~Pl 1t aea, wDl be tbi>ed to ""~.!'ith lull lritplementatlon" of the equal ngub lllltlldmenl, he lliid. In the meaoUme, Zumwalt ~ that a limited number of olllcen and enlllted women .,.. belnc _.,.... to the boopltal al>ip Senc:luary u a pilot pro- gram. • In the put, ......., 11a .. aerved aboard hospital and transport al>ipa, but haft ..... bamd by lederat law lnm ..mnc aboord warahips. · · On Monday, the Women's Army Cm1>1 announced lhtt lo crder to allract more eon.tees ,the WAC plUa to make 113 unllcrms more atyllsb and the )obi more ~· (See alory, Page U) · Zumwalt 'Aid be .-1c1 lib to ... the Waves, DOW1 ~ 1,000, doubled or tripled In llbe as .the Na'1 opena all ratlnp lo- ''To this end the ·......iario of !ht Navy and I .have etlabllshed a tul: force ID loolt at all 11)111, nplatlonl and polldet thtt. .... be dllnged In -to dim!-11111' ~ to "'"""' ,_iq lnm eltbor 1e(al Gr aWtudlJ• rntrictlomt'' Aid Jumwalt. ~Ire Testfmoa1 . , J , • ~~·~~. _ , '~ • . • DAILY PILOT _,..,._ A~~'.Jrtetfm';Belped ·· t• ,, I ~ • . t° ! li>oe A811es Lohrman,«. of 132'W. Avenlda Marqnlta, San Clemente, wal taken to 'M!s.!lon' C6mmunll)' Hoopi!al Mond•Y after three car crub. It o«urred in the 500• bklck of El Camino ReaL Officials saiil Mri. Lolirman, alone 'in• her' auto, suff .. ed neck and back in~riries whep.her vehicle wu ,sandwlcbed between 'two others. · . Colleg~ .Board's Budget Qets .Formal Approval Trustees at the Sodclltbld< Community Collt&• District loa'mliDy n •wroved .. 1U mlllloo budcet lllld a 2koftt incruae In the tu nte after brief public hearings Monday. Bui befcre -onanimo1ls1y ap- J>O•ed •!ht -df>Clullel1I far the .,.,. llacal year Boord Cliiirman Patrick BaclLul reglalered hla dllutlsllldloa of a 11.....,1 lncnaoe ta Ille tu rate to · finance the dirtrlct com 1or a proposed math-k lmce bUlldlnc. Backus nOpethelea joined the mt ol tnateeJ In approtlng the budget which calla for a total tu rate of 16U cents per 1100 of alltlled vatuatloo. Marines' Chief Halts Meetings SAN DIEGO (AP) -eeo: Rob¢ E. Capo f.ofC Sets 'Gem' of A Show Hearing 'Rules' Outlined OWunan Ir., C<llMlandant of the Mai;1ne Cml>I, CUI abort a round af cool...,_ lodl1 lw:N .. af the dtath of bll faiher. t...iaw, Elwood I.ft BoJ<e, I t PcwtMnootb, Va. Jl«I I• -• • ID w ti two ft11: _,,,., -..... "limited -_ .. a IOI -a letCI pal\J It ... Pl'••·•· .. .., .... &heir .............. -_,,,., .... a pallm '':er lolft ID IMiitew:.,. A Jll'IOD wbo becaaw a ID- -i.a-a -pal\J ID !ht .............. wUl-Ult~lt ..... erld&:e ........... ~ nam• wMZ II Ill -.... .., Arx: ........... • ' o.,m.,. p1w to 0y f""1 San Dleco tooiClil lo atteild !ht flmwl, ~ Tlnnday to 'El Toi. Nlrine Air Station. He piano 10 atlobcl • -l'ridiy al w1dch Ma~ Gen. -T. DwJer 1mM """ --af CalDp Pendleton 10 hla -. llrll. -Adolph G. Sdn!<nlr. Owhman arrl¥ed Nandoy for twa lull daysaf~blunaf-~ ud pritate talb wHI> lap -and Navy oflld1l1 be!Grt --to camp PeillilGll. l• I lnvestlptlon will 1!111 be ~ at ... cost to the clly. Darnold, 1 merchant, btllevet It la tm.. portant for the patrol olficers to ldentJ!y with the commWJily and feels this can only be accomplhbed tbrougb "locat oon· lrol" ol. the protection servklel. Both men also note that no matter what the costs of the departmenl, locll property lases cannot be ralled In San Juan Capistrano w:ithout 1 vote ot the people. Residents with questions conceminf the issue may contact Darnold at f93-342J or 493-3133 or Grant at US-3501. New Drive • {ndicated ' By Enemy ' SAIGON (UPI) -TanlH•d Communlll troops attaclted at opposite ends of !ht Indochina battlefront today, lndlcatln& the atatled lour·monll><>ld North Vlei. namese offensive may be on the move again. North Vietnamese troopa led by qe, Soviet-built TM tanks attacked - towna in the Cllmbodlan Parrot'• Beall along yttal accesa niu1a Into South Vlet- nam'aollratufc Mekon( Delja. - Simultaneoualy, Communlll loroat baio Ued w,ary South Vlelnamne marm. I trying to rtcaptlirt Quang Tri city al b -ema northern end cl South VI-• Some strat.glsll aaid the moV8 • dlcated the Commlllliall mlgbt be ,... nlng an attack against Hue, the former Imperial capital 32 miles aouth of QuaD1 Tri dty. Otben llld the action mlgbt precede a Commimlat attempt to move Into !ht valua~ delta llOUlft and west of Saigon. However, the liberal uae of !anb abow' ed the U.S. campalgn to mine Viet-nam-porla ,and the IOUNDontb<old bombing drive agalnat North Vletnameat supply lines apparently bad not dried up tbe Communist pipeline. • Military """"'"' aaid II tanb had been destroyed, mainly by Amer I c a a airpower, In lht-OireMay..td ~ ... drive and Dine more "" the ..... vehicles were wiped out near Quine Tri city. In C..mbodia, the Commlllliall centered their drive against the . towna of Pr., Veng, Svay Rieng and Kompong Trabet. Kompong 1'rabek, which a1ao II the local point for a major nortl>touth eo .... mlDlisl suppl yrout., and ~vay lUenc straddle Highway I, the 1111jor rood between Saigon and the Cllmbodtan capital of Phnom Penh. r...y v.,. atao commandJ a strategic position 11 milu north ol Kompong Trabet. 1be Commlllllsll capturod Kompooi Trabel; IOOll ·after the North Vietnameae offensive startod Mardi 30 lllld bold the town IDIUI lt-Wll r.caplliiid by Cimo bodian and South Vletna.-~ on July :K. Weadler SUnny again througb w~ day, with temponture at aroand n at the beachel, rilln( to 1$ a. laod. Lows tonigbt In . lht '!'a. INSIDE TODAY Rubi~ "Hvrriamc" CorlrT, 1mmg•, bad oou, 111flo fovg"' for Ille mi<fd!Ndollf ~ 1hip of Ille tDOrld Ill l'H, (IOI 1 "" •fort fiqllllfto "' • nf..- loty. N""' lie ii -"' jml, at Ral110Q11. Jl.Y., -of"'"" dttl of tDhlcll fie -.. - olllnl .., lie la -...,, on POQ< U . ..... _ .......... ...,.. . ' -. II E ii E-5: --·&-; ....... ,._ . ea1a11 I U =-I'._ •n ............. .. I I M _...__ --'--' .. __ . • • ' I I I IWl.Y PllOT ' Tllolor. "-.. 1'72 Senate Defeats Handgun Measur~ WASHINGTON (AP) -The Senate to- day reJtcled a lhird attempt to str<n&then a bandgun control bill. Turned down on a 75 to 18 roll call vote waa an amendment by Sen. Adlai Stevensoo (0.111.), to require registratloo or all bandguns and Ucenalng of own•or~ A bill Ole Senate atarted debating Mon- day would ban the aale ol anub-nosed , easily concealed handguns oot IUltable for sporting purpostJ. They often are caJJed "Saturday night specials." Sen. Birch Bayh (D-Ind.), the bill's chief sponsor, said It would take out of Police Probe Tangled Web Of Narcotics By JACK CHAPPELL Of tM DIJIJ P'lllt lteff A tangled trail of phony identification papers and passports, commer<:ial drug activities in exclusive Laguna Besc:h hilltop homes, a network of psychedelic dope pushers -police claim they're tying It all together in their penetration of the Brotherhood of Etema1 Love. Their arrests thus far have included one young Laguna Beach businessman who sat as a member of an oral board that screened police department ap- plicants to determine their fitness as potential officers. The Brotherhood iJ said by police to be a major. if pot the major, suppller and distributor of I.SD. hashish and hashish oil in the United States. It~ dope merchants plied the world, ac· cortling to police, who have reportl of the Brotherhood's unique products turning up in such diverse places u Australia, Hawaii. New Jersey and Vancouver. In "French CoMcction'' style, the Brotherhood members filled concealed compartments in trucks and cam~rs with hashish in Middle East and Indian ports than then shipped them home to the United States where they entered the country through Portland or IAng Beach port>. The trail, police say, lead to persons believed to be pillars of the you..th culture, people like Jim Otto, owner of the Sound Spectrum record shop In Laguna Beacb. He bas been indicted by the Grand Jary. Otto led a move Rvera1 year1 ago for legilimacy for the small, lhen just eme'llnc )'OUllH>rlenled shops In Laguna Beach. It was a sort of nonestabllshmftnt chamber of commerce cailed the Laguna Jluslnel.o Aasodlllloo. Otto a1so ha• been sea~ 1n meeUnsa nl an oral police ocreenlng board wblcb . questioned police department applicants. Otto, now fret on SM,000 baiJ, was one of 29 persons Indicted by the Orange County Grand Jury on charges of con- 1Piracy to organize sales of dan&el'OUI drugs and a variety of other drug related charga Police said Otto, 27, of 430 Ashton Drive, is accused of conspiracy to sell dangerous drugs, sale of marijuana, Ale of dangerous drugs, possession of ~ qlne wilh Intent to sell, maintaining a house for ~ and sale of drugs and other dope charges. Other indlctmenll named peraons from Laguna Beach and some already ID custody who have been arrested and a>n- victed on drug related charges. Laguna Beach Police detective SgL Nell Purcell beld up whal looked lo be an organization chart. - Lines ran from a name taped over at the top of the chart, lbe "Misler Bl&" who ii still at large. The lines ran t.o various boxes, bores that Wtre UUed "Costa Rica," "Laguna Btacb", "Miriposa" among others. Purcell said that investlgaUon of the Brotherhood was from the first based on the belie! that lhe people out In Woodland Drive weren't just providing their own marijuana or hashish for their own use alone. DAILY PILOT 'nit Oflntl CMlt DAILY PILOT,~ 1"lfllc" Is omblnM ,,.. H.,_,.rt11, h ••lllMlll .. °" nwtetplo<t Ibo ... _ moat ..... monly U8ed bY cr1mlnala. The Senate ,.Jected 14 lo 1 a aubtUtuta propooal bY S.n. Pbillp A. Hart (!). Mich.). to outlaw prlV1te poaenlon of all kinds of bandgwt1. Owner1 wbo turn- ed in their pistols or revolven: would be promptly compensated at falr·market value by the government. Then, the Senate defeated 78 to 11 an amendment by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy (0-Mass.), to require reglstraUon of all firearms -rlnes and shotgun• a1 well as handguns -and slate or federal Uctns- tng Of all gun owners. The votes were the first taken by the Senate on aun-eontrol legislaUon 1lnce the attempted a.sussinatlon on May 15 of Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace during his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. It wu the wounding of Wallaci, a foe of further federal flreann CODtroll, that spurred the Senat'.e Judiciary Committee into reporting out the blll aponaored by Bayh. Sen. George S. McGovern, th e Democratic prealdential candidate, voted wit.h the majority Monday both Umei. Dana Days Fest Adds New Twist -A Flea Market Dana Point wlll honor ill namesake this week during the aMUal Dana Daya Festival -a ctlebratkln with a new twist this year. Besides traditional carnivals and otber actlvltie.s, community IJ>OILIOrl of the Aug. 11, II and 13 affair will aponaor a Dea market at tbe Dana Point P1ua shopping area. The wetkend celebraUon will begin Friday with 1 beauty pageant to select Mlaa: Dana Point. That will start at 7:30 p.m. on the stage ~t the Plaza's north area. Entertainment also will be preaented during the pageant. A carnival will be set up In the plaza starting lhat Friday and on Saturday and Sunday from 7 to 10 p.m. a Pancake breUhlst will be served. n,, flea market, offering 200 booths full of diverse items, will be held on Saturday and Sunday, luting well Into lhe evening. Oiurebea, IUlldt and other community ll'OUJll plan to rserve 1pace1 as well u private dtlzem in the area. Arab Skyjacker Forced Into Sex Acts, She Claims Fnm UPI Dlapatcllea ZlllFIN, larael -A Younrl Arab woman being tried In tbe May bljacld111 ol a Beliltn alrllner bu lelWled that abe wu foroed Into aezual relatlooa wltll teveral perrlllu involved Jn the at- tempt. Rima Alisa Tannoul, 21, began crying Monday u tbe proaecutlon hammered at her atoey. Sbe old one guerrilla drove her from Amman to DamucUI and they later met in Beirut at the ume Ume abe wu engaged to another guerrilla. Earller, ahe lestWed abe WU lddnaped from Amman lo Damucus. Sbe tearfully admitted she wll/ully sub- mitted to the guerrilla. "[ wanted to eat, r wanted clothet,11 she testified. She also admitted she rteeived money r rom a guerrilla commander in Beirut who put her up In an apartment. On Monday, she told the court abe Cir· ried aboard a girdle filled with er· plosives, a battery and a 10-incb ton· nector wire. But she said &be was so afraid of set· ting off the aplosives 1be hid the detonator ln her bnssiere for ufe keep- ing. ~!f!l!J T!g~t Fo;d ReCIJll, 1912 Wagoni Dll'IOft' (~) -"" ~ ~·=-·=~~ Agnew Visits Newpor~ ......... ""lllUon ....... -... ;........, uld pou!Wt -"*-ot )let alota In !ht ..... Iunpen. Tbe -11 will take In 117,"7 can. · Fon! aald that In approzlm.ltely 30 perctnl of the can, a bumper support tncket la ptrllally block· Inc !ht alot throuab whlch the Jack Is aupposed to lie Joaerted. Tbe problem could m1ke JacklnJ Jm- pqulbl• or d1111erow1. the eom- pany aald. A apokeaman aid the poalble deice! wu discovered durilltl a routine predUCUon audit Transit Unit OKs Purc'/w$e 0116 Buses Orange County Transit Diltrict direc· ton Monday approved purchaae of 11 new, modern air conditioned buses from the F1xibte· Company for f7Sl ,144 and agreed to take over ()peratlon of South Coast Transit Company bus operations between Santa Ana and Orance Cott communities on Sept. 1. The district wlll lease eight. air i:on- ditioned bu3eS for the Orange C.out service from the American , Transit Corporation, parent company to South Coast. The district will have an option to purchase the buses. ., L. ,., .. UJDl ..... ,..tMH Allllclal tislit ad Precise HCUril)', Via* Praident Spir. T. ... whllbd ~ Newpcri Beach MoodaJ af· tamoao, li•h>s a llJbt and br-ee>;1 !IOI! talk lo Cllllpalp worken al lbt N.., porter Inn and ctvlni out trophi., lo lbt winnert of an aduslve rund-rallinS aiotf toumtmfht at the neerbY BIS Cleym Couolty Club. &porters and TV trews " e r • muahaled beblnd cordons In !ht Newporter's Moote Cerio room before Agnew strode In, shook handJ wllb the 61 or ao by volunteen Invited ltolll tbroclgi>Out SOUtbenl CaJ!lemia and lbto stepped to the ~- Sprlnldlng bis ~. UbOnlb' wllb qulpo, Agnew reminded the 1atberinJ o1 the fate nl one Tbomu iJewey In !IHI. "We can't be oomplacent," Aanew maintained. "We've p ,to teep wortJnc. we remenlber IHI .'!fi!n, Tom Dewey wu a Jock for l'rellllnt • . . tben we woke up and found be had !oat.• Agnew aald ooe of tbt keys to winnlnf in 1m will be the youth vote. Citing the dforll al Democrata In regilter YOUJll voten, Agnew laid, ''There are just as many youna people who want to vote for President Nixon. ' "Once they flnd out the choice of pro- granns, there will be overwhelming numbers wbo want to vote for Niron," he said. Agnew then touched on major lssuei of the campaign, ranein1 from the war to the environment, and even the racial problem, of wWch be aaid : "All that was being given to the prob- lem before Mr. Ni.Ion wu elected wu rhetoric and charilma. Now, some '15 billion bas been spent foe minorities. "There I! no more serious cballenae DAILY PILOT Sllff ...... 'CAN'T BE COMPLACENT' Agnew In Newport Beech than for equal opportunity." Agnew, who was more than a half hour late for his Newport appearanct, warm· ed up the guests by telling them of the moment a couple of weeks ago when President Nixon informed him he would be on the ticket again thi.a: year. The county transit district took over operatlona of the Santa Ana bus ayalem Aug. I and la now In the actual bus line operating buslnw after only ... year or exlatence. In other acUom, lhe dlatrlct dlrtclon: -Adopted an uterior color tcheme for district bulea or overall wblta with a wida orange atrlpe wllh black borden. The color scheme was copied from the Disney World• monorail In Florida. Figure in 'Shakedown' Case Drops From View -Agr<ed lo allow children 11 and under to ride free on transit district buses when accompanied by a rider paying the Oat ZXent rare. -Awarded the propooed La Habra DlaJ.A·IUde project operation lo DA VE Systems of Beverly Hllll and Lu Systema of Palo Alto. . The firm opentaa a limlllr federally· financed l)'llam In N ... Jeney. Willard Jordilil To Be Installed On Coast Panel Westminster Mayor Derek McWhinney, who reportedly bu betn questioned In connection with· a $5,l:m "political con- tribution" involvin1 Fountain Valley's Mile Square Park, has dropped from pubUc view in recent days. McWblnney, chairman of the Orange County Transit Dislrict Board of DJrec. Ion, failed lo appear !looday at the boanf'a rqular meeting. Semtarles at W-lft Memorial Park wbe,. McWblnney wnrkl roport be 11 "out of town unW W-y.• 1'bey aay lbay <Ion 't know where be Is. Fourth Director Quits Council A alate ol omcen headed bY pru14'ftt· elect WUlml Jonlan will bl lnstliJed Aug. 11 at a banquet or the Oranie Cf'"" ty Cout Aaoclatlon. • The fourth allC\IUve cllroctor ol lhe Robert Meyen, deputy dlnctor of tbe atate department nl parka and rterellloo atrtre-tom Or1111• Counly community will be the featured apeaker at !ht dinner Action CouncU bu mlped b1a post, It meetln( at the Balboa Bay Club at wu learned today. 1 p.m. Antonio Tinajero, ff, of San Antonio, In addition lo Jordan, tbe new officers Tuu, bad held the Job f« the past five lo be lllltalled are Richard Stevena, !Int montha. He wu -lnted lo lllcceed vice president: Carl J(ymla, aeconcJ Ylce Carlos,Ramoa, wbo realined lbe ,11,000 a prealdenl: Ralpb Kiser, aecretart, and year post almol\,• year ago. Tinajero Jack Fethan, treuurer. told the CAC board fjf dlreclorl that be Tickets for the $7 .50 dinner are wanted to retwn to bis family in Texas. available throuab the Huntington Beacb • Dir~ bla abort term the poverty· Chamber of commerce office. •11111 rigbllng organization haa been plagued Beach Blvd., Huntlngtoo Beach, 92tlll. wilb reslgnaUona and penonaJJty con- Oicta wblcb bave continued lo mar Ila • ASHES TO ASHES -BUST TO DUST siJ:.year history. Tbe CAC governing board plans lo meet aoon to appoint an Interim dlrectAlr. During Monday's transit board meeting, Supervisor Ralph Clark. who acted as chairman , said he had been told that McWhinney, "is tied up with some business and may be in later." But McWb.inney didn't show up. ~ Westminster City CounciJ is scheduled to meet tonight and city of· ficlals said they were not certain that McWblnoey would be 1n auendance. Some informants have alleged ~hat McWhinney, working with Tad Fujita, Westminster p I an n Ing commissioner, auggested that George M u r a J , leaseholder for 213 aCTeJ of Mile Square Pork land, "contribute $10,CO> to a supervi.sorial reelection campaign." According to Murai's attorney, James Okuati of Santa Ana, Fujita accepted a $5,000 cash payment from Murai last month in the presence of investigators from the Orange County District At· tomey's Office. District Attorney Cecil Hiclta said Fri· daY that Fujita wa.s temporarily detained and questioned ' The investigation ol the Mile Square in- cident s\afted in June when Mural called the office of Supervisor David L. Bater and complained or the contrlbution sug· gestioo. Baker aaid last week that he im· mediately infonned lhe District At· tomey'a Office. 'I1le Orange Cowity Grand Jury will begin bearing testimony on the case Aug. 22, Hicks said. Fujita and all others connected with the case admit being questioned by d.lstrict attorney's investigators but deny any knowledge nl the alleged payment . "l •• • t11tad aw I crabbed • ot Ille PreafdellVa ...iariM and ciaDcM'. · aJOUnd !ht OVal Olllco • , , But let me ttll you, Mel Laird -a louly cha chi.'' Afenw, lot tbt time beJnc, ID)'W&1j, .... up l<Orclllng crltldama of tlie prea. But be got his point -•htl> bi pve "the lateat medical report frotD Waahineton, D.C." • "Jack Andmon Is 11111 In retraction," be aald, refenioi to the columnlsl'a IJ1leaJ' of Sen. Thonnaa Eaglelon. He aald lbe problem wltb b1Jnc away -lhe Cap~ ::.:.~ ealftllift tam-; palfn awlnp ..... baclt and find au,..,, paper wort plied up on Jack' Andenon'a delt." Agnew. drove dlrectlY to the 1"!k Q.mpany'a new Bil C.11100 Oluntry Club, far · the prlvate dinner and · a- certmony upon CGlldudlq bis :JO.mlouta talk. There, Secret Service men at every .,,.. trance blocked aoc.u bj' the public. • They wouldn' even let repreaeotattftC or Lioo Count)', Salart intreduce Agnew lo Golialb, one or tbe offlprintJ of Frasier the Sensuous Lion, wllich waa caged In lbe back of. a atrtped station wqoo out· aide the door. The ,1,000 entey fee coll tounwnonl (It only cost '500 lo goll or dinner) bad been arranged by actor John Wayne, a Newport Beach ruident. Among the players were Ray Bol.ger, Lea Brown and Doug Sanden. Agnew went directly bact to 1.41 Angeles after the dinner. He had been there for a weekend of golfing (with Governor Reagan, Frank Sinatra and Lloyd Hand) and t e D D i s (with Hand and Cbarlton Heston). FrotnP .. eJ ATOMIC .•• documents and correspondenoa on !be licensing matter wUI be collected at the library for public perusal. The announcement of the hearing p~ ctdures is one of a growing list of AEC funclion.s as the hearing period ap- proaches on the major license appJication by Southern California Edi.Ion and San Diego Gu and Electric companies. The final element of state approval for the twin reactors to be added to the U:· isling San Qnofre unil WU compJelnd early this month at the San Diego Area Regional Water Quality COntrol Board. approved of a hot-water treatment of ocean ouUall pipes. The sporadic lllJling of •tier - beated 20 degrees more ~ the usual emuent -was approved to clear the lines of foulln!, growth. , The AEC will consldet radiotogtcal am. environmental facton: in its bearings on the two reactors scheduled for com: pletion late in this decade. It is erpected that environmental and. nuclear safety factors will form the bulk of layman testimony at the hearll\ga. At least one major environmental group -lhe People's Lobby -has bat· tied the proposals for the new ructon before lhe state Public Utllitiea com- mission. --Leaders of that group, wbo losl the batUe before lbe PUC to ataU the reaclol' project, won plan lo take tbelr fi&bt before the AEC. Singer's Yacht Burns .. MANDELIEU, France (AP) -Singer Charles Amavour bu a new yacht no more. Amavour'1 34-foot sailing yacht Neuchka burned and llllllk Monday after a bottle nl gasoline exploded oo boanl Jn· the Mandtlleu-La Napoule yacht basin near Cannes. No ooe wu injured. SKEGNESS, England (UPI) -Five Indian lmmtgranll with a 1USl>idoul looking box were detained by polkt. An officer thouaht one of them U9td a won! like "hashish" in descrlbtna the contents. PRUDENT BUYING Later, pollce dl>covtred the box ..,.. tained aabes of a aemated relaUve and escorted tbe lndlans In a river to acaltet them . Throughout our 77 years of carpet retailing, one fact becomes quite evident -that when money i1 len plentiful, people buy better quarity. "'-~ Cotd ~"""" (-fl)'. ""' " .. edit• .,. ......... MlrlM., .... Frldly, fW C.I• M ... , HIWPWI hMtl. Hllllllnt!Dn 9Hdlflll"""ltln Vlll•y, l•""'9 IM(fl, lNlnm/s.llMldt n ·San (.._,It/ .... JllWI c.,llhtll. "' ·i..i. "''-' •ltlM .. •"""' .. ...,.....,. .,,. '"'*'"' ni. prlfl<!otf _.WI..._ p11111 h tt JM Wttl .. y 1'""-C.I• Mete, GtlllOrlllt, tM)I. J:olttrt N. Wo.4 , ... ...,,, Md f'Vllll.,.., Patrwtic Speaker Slwt By Irate Patron in Bar Thia is contrary to popular belief, but makes a good sense if you think about it. When you have to concem your• 1elf with value and performance, you are likely to buy llltt• cpialty. At Alden's in tlie lest three years, our per unit sale hes been more expenaive carpeting, reflecting this fact. Consequently, we have the largest selection of finer queli· ties you will aee anywhere, all at competitive prices. " . • ..l•ck a. Ct.1H1v Vici l'r•W.I ..C OtMf•I Ml,.,. Th'"''' a:.,.,u 1111"' n....., A. ,.,,,1ir11. ,_..N••hw Ch1rl11 H. t.." 1Jch1r4 '· Hill Au1Mlltl~14111M S.. Ch Pt Oftlle IOI N1rtt. IC CiiMIM l:HI, tJ671 --c..i. ,....; .. """' ..., lttttf __ , ___ , .._.._.. 8"ctt1 11"1 letOI ""'"9N • L*tlN a.c1u m ,.,... .-.,..... ftl?J' II Jn41 '41-4Jlt a.ww..,...a,ua.u11 S. Cf rare ,.. .., f ¥ , •••••••• 4f'J.4411 ~. tm. ~ c.t PIM""""' ~ .......... , .. .,., ... .......,.. ...,,.......::.. ........... " ... ""' .. .• --.,... ... ................. ..... ~ .... c.. ..... ~ a• c ....... ., .,..., .,, =:r1 .. :• _,;-.:r.::..~· ,.....,., A reputed leader of an Orange Count)'· ba~ 1roup ol patriota la bospltallred to- day after Wlndin& up a barroom blJ'llliUe bY crying out: "Give JM liber- ty or give me death," and aim911 pt!Jnc the latter. Vern Ste)Jbl. 31, ol U21 TIJliler Lane, Huntlngion Beach, wu llited ID Utls!IO' tor)' condlllcm al Weatmlnater Memot1al Hospital today with -In !ht baclt and hip. And Leanard C. Farley, 11, of 12'111 Buaro St., Ganlen Grow, oubsequentb' loot bit own Uber!)'. · e. 1s beJd 1n ueu of 11.000 bill a11ar bllnc -and booked .. IUIPldm of aaallllt wllb lDle91 In ..... 11 lliunlor lollowJnc Ibo flacu lat. Sllndt:r nllhl·' im.Jplld oald .-1o111111 al ""' ...... lldlea14ll ltoJabl, • tlOdal al tho Guanllm al -· wlllcll dalml IOO ~ _-., -ullartinl patrw Ill Iha aide J Bar. lit -loc:brilc • all llpodt al ' . • American herltap Including tho U.S. ConsUtutlon, 1'ben be 11D11med It up wilb .' Patrlclt Henry's famouJ quote. "Give me liberty of atve me death," StejsUI declared. "Do >"Kl really mean that!" patnlll quoted Farley aa roplyJnc. "Yeall," Ibo 'flctlm told Ibo otber patron. ' Gwdlnt ltlddenly blued, as SteJabl duclted, lllllOWb' avoJdlnc blJnc allot ID the bead .b1 at 1ea,1 ont al four llDall caJJbar plltol aboll fired. I llmllplDn aaJd "" 1 al Jbo alup load lbtlr mart. '"1111 -1 appannllJ produced a ..... ·-bacm ~ ... -.· ,,...,,_ -fill. !'nllll Flaber lboodaad. . "I ldallt II lllUDda blaan:o , • • " be .. lllDod. .._ for a ban-allua-u..... . ' .• .,.. _., ... a a~ tddrmld ti> • -al people," licl. Jllber -- The end result i1 customer setiafaction, pride end recommendations which provide our overwhelming source of new b_i!Ynen. ALDEN'S , CARPm e DRAPES 1663 Pl!IC11ti. Aft. COSTA MISA '46 4131 ,HOUllSi --T1vv T1lura., 9 lw S:JO-Pll. t 1w t-IAT. f:JO 1w S ' l. t.. j • •• • . I ~ h I I -1 ~ ~ ~ ~· • ~ ~ .. c (,o.:i. 1: ~~ ~= :•;C ,. ~-•• ••• ••• '• ••• • • ~ • ~ • • <• ... . • 'M , ' II • • • • • • • O' ( v. : ..,. • ,, • : .. •• •• •• ••• ' • • u M •• v. c. •• u M . ,, : k . • ... C• : A• • y ~ • ~ ••• • •• . w ,, 01 . ,, ti ~ r.;. il1? I I :/-°For The '5 Record "'------ Deatla Notice• • fJ88 nun .. ,,...., ... ~ Colleges Need Bonds ., .IOANNE R!YNOUlS ......... ,.., ..... Olfldlls ol the Cout Com· mtmity C.U.C• Olstr!ct and the Slddlebedr Commwtfly COllei• lllslricl are eount.Jog OIJ -ol • atalnlde bond 1-to pnrvlcfe ""1<la for bufldlnp to boua S,000 new 1tudeols upeded In their dlstrlctl In the --yeara. pedod al Goiddl West OlllUI in lllmlfnalooa Buci. "TltU'S WllERE the -npld ,......U. In terms ol ....Uatfon Is," WelJOIJ llld. r.;-tbat'• OW' most rapldly ll'JIWlllf campu1." pected to .... fNcn t,400 otudento tbfs fall to about uoo In the !all ol 11'14, Bremer Aid. IN AN'l'ICIPA110N ol lhll ... wth . the dlttrlct hat planned an 11.1 mllllon building pre> gram. That J>l'Oil'llll. which Saddlebact olflclals hope to fi- nance with the bond money , -oot include the 14 mlUlon rm. arts bulldin&. ORANGE COUNTY '!be Founlaln Valley City Council 1 pioneer In innovative pcocraw ror the handicappocl has requested the League o/ Caliromla CJUes to help pro- mote jobs IOI' handicappocl penona. The resolution calls for the F:rst Tra:z .. tabllslllnent ol I county ., ., committee w I t h rtprestn- latives from each city to help Now .••• Plastic Crea~ _j Jnvention For Artificial Teem Altifidll Ttetll -ftlt S.Nalslllll .. Now, for tlM firtt thn.e:. tdtneectl'tn a plutk cream th1t held& dentur.. .. nevtrbefore-(onn11JttluOc:mem· brano th1t ""''' HU IU• w IN ,.,,,,,,., , .. UIHI ., ,.. _, •• It'•. VDIQue duco'fWfJcalJld FJIOOEHT'9 U Calllomla ..ma approve the •tto mlllJao -1 in November, the coast diltrlct will be tllilble for 110.t mfl. lion and II.I will be avallable for Saddleback. If tbt bond m•uurt _. and II tbe atate appnrva the district'• buUdlnf p1.,,., the !Int application wlll be f0< 1 IU mllllon HumanlU...Arta and Sclenca bulldlng at Golden West. "We'll co to work on thlt c:me Immediately," W1tlon l&kl. "We're a year behlnd our buildlnc schedule oa 1 t already." er.mer llid that buUdinf hat 1Jready -1pproved for at.ate money. Finl on the building list 11 1 11.5 millioo certral beoting plant which will pn>vlde beat· 1ng and air conditiooing ror all the new buildings at the school In Lquna HillJ. F B l promot• emplO)'Dlent p~I.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~;;;;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ or icyc es grams ror the handicapped. II Completed '!:d;~;~lnl~orma11i:('oncn~aebou~t t10NG «ONG Dr . Fred Bremer, superintendent. preoldent ol Saddleback, aald -·· ol the -laue doe! 110t m<an the dlstricls automatlcally get the mc::mey. 'lbe mt ol the Golden West bulldlng prorram lncludd the followin1: -AN ADDmON to the math-science buildin& for $1.I mUUoo. A f2.I milllon l)'l1l and pby,. lcal educ1Uon ~lex is planned after that aa "-ell as $1.2 millioa "·orth of outdoor physical education improve- ments. ~·--K "';;;;rni;;;<"fiiiCUITOM;jji;;''jAllOtS IN OUNGf S.OOMTY SANTA ANA -The !Int the handicaJllled and tbeir I' -SAVI UP rv 50'Mr po1enua1 2 sum s135 • ""' , ..... , .... -segment of a c:ountywide · lllllll an Mt1, ~"· Slab. Wtti. ~ t r b'-1 t .1 The city councll has Sl'l[!Al N ICI 1.,. 10W • wt,., ANT 1t1r •J' em 0 ""·ye e rat 5• a previously passed ordinances ~ ... 1.1t .... i•t ,.. •ANY snu COPllt live-and-one-half-mile asphalt requiring new commercial 11 .. "'"-Ir ..... w •• • Pill AL1tllftOHS path, eight feet Wide Oll the Centers to make themselves ~ ·:::::: :; :; m•WT PAY~INTI 'bl t t•-h nc1· .......i llli: w..i .••••• tt •• ~ Mir Santa ·Ana River levee ex· aceew e o •ic a 1cat"t"""'· """ .......... 10 • ~ 1 ... 1 "ALL IT DOES Is put the money in the state co1rm and then we must still go through the usual paperwork to get it," he uplalned. -An addition te the library ror 11.1 million. -An addition to the music buUding for 1715.000. BREMER SAID tbe district also has planned for a '495.000 pool and a $2.7 million technology building if the bond issue passes. tendin& from Atlanta Avenue This included the Installation •-. 1 Nr ""' .. ,...':,~ ..,._ 1 11 r f heelch . and ,.. n111t 1wt1t1• 1asn McAt1llw ••• _ kl'-... _ ~ ....._ in H u n t i n & t o n Beach o ramps or w 11rs, .,..... • _... 1•1n c.-. hi* ..... _ o,,. °'""' c.v.iy AlttiWt northward to Edinger Avenue special parking areas c1ose tol~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dr. Norman Watson, chancellor of the C o a 1 t district, noted that the state money actually provides II.I percent o/ the building cools. "But that's a pretty goocl deal," he said. ''Otbenriae the funds for these buildings would Ill have to come from the di!trict... . CUrreot enrollment In the Jaraer coast district is 11,000 including both Orange Coast and Golden West Colleges: Watlon said enrollment is ex· peeled to 1nmase u~ by 1974-75 and most of that Jn. crease (about 2,loil) 1' ex· -An addition to the technology b u 11 d I n g for $200,000. -An 1ddltloo to the health sciences building for ~000. -An 1ddition to the maintenance area for f21)1,000. At Orange Coast College, tbe building pnJITam e>U. for 1 1751,000 administration build· lq: a $905,000 lecture ball and addition to the art building; 1 literature • language building for $1.24 million : a 1154.000 field house and I $20l,000 addi· tion to the maintenance area. Saddleback COUege Is ex· Dial-A-Rwe System First in Country W at5on said the hood cam- paign is just gettinJt started. Arnold Beckman of Corona del Mar has ~n named chainnan of the Statewide bond committee. "Right now we'll! con- ducting voter reg istration on the campustS" and raisinR funds for a war chest,'' Wal&On said. Bus System Will Serve UCI Campus in Fountain Valley, ha3 been the stores. I~ compltled, county Supervisors Councilmen also encouraged Ronald W. Cupe:rs of Newport e.iisling shopping centers to Beach and Robert W. Battin of install facilltles for the haJr Garden Grove h a v e an· dica pped to which the ma· nounced. jority of them have con- The City of Huntington formed. Beach has approved plans for The city council chamber a connecting trail at Atlanta now under Cilnstruction will Avenue which will provide ac· also have wider doon, ramps cess to the beach areas, the and special restroom ficilities supervisors noted. for the handicapped, according Next swnmer. an extensionl~~t~o~c~ity~o~m~·c~ia~b~.~~~~~I[ of the river trail is planned. It will ltretch from Edinger Avenue 1.4 miles north to Lin- coln Avenue in Anaheim. YE OLDE NOTICE In July of 1971, the Orange County Planning Department revealed an extensive plan of bicycle trails and w a y 1 throughout the county. A feasibility study was ordered by the county Board of Supervisors in September of When the Orange County that year. ' Tramit District takes over SANTA ANA -Orange February, 1974. operation of South Coast The original bicycle way ·1 Free Demonstration Of The Two Remarkable Systems Of Yoga CoUnty Transit District'! Dial-Overall cost or the ex· Transit Company 1 in e 5 proposal was advanced by A·Ride system, to be in-periment ia estimated at between Santa Ana and residents of University Park augurated on a one-year trial $180,000 with SS0,000 for con-Orange Coa•t point! •• Sept. in Irvine in March of 1971. Onl voo basis in Decembu will be the ducting and managing, and I. a oew arrangem;t will Bicycle ways are defined as COSTA MESA o1 ~~ ... 11J .. c:!trtne~.t'.:;H'Tf~1.:! ~~L":'~r.~ fint such l)'5tem on the West $100,000 for operations. serve UC Irvine, district existing streets or roa~ has movtd to ~~A ~~ ... ':r:"~ io ":"°kllrv':'1'... C: =:i:•:=, ~= Coast, District Gener al 1be district took flD'ther r--ral Manager G 0 rd 0 n designated as suitable for T"""• rwo ,, .. , YOGAS IOIMd _.,,,... •r• rrie Ptrt«r C°"*lrwiti... ,.; M r-~-"p t ' '' ~ 2214 N port Bl d tlle _!...,..men Ind -n of ---· anager UVlUUD e e ' stei-toward 8 complete rapid "Pete'' Fielding revealed t~ bicycle traffic and specially ' ew v . A Nf'WPIWT lllKll .c:~r-.:.i: .,, .. , ...... h "--C9Vf'M, .. .,., Fielding said Monday. transit -stem for the county day. marked to improve safety for ". · 11'1111me ,..,. bMl'I..,.. to ,. .. Jt '"' .,..,. ... w1 IC.,.., ef Ylrthtl• rtece) "' ~ ltktl W111itoMr Mys: "I •'"9 2 ~In•~ t-.t """ • The experimental system Monday. . 1be new route will see buses bicyclists but nol having a CY· iuni! s:::• ~~.~v-: " ... m.,. mind " " uo•"' ••. """ in. ' will be installed in the Ful-Purchase and operation departin· g South Coast Plaza Cle land physically separated ALL NIW AND A H....,..,,., 11act1 boll! 111111*1' ''"': •· .•. mor• _,, . r·-- by Se f .1..:-JUMPING WtTH JOY u •-' ' '" lerton-La Habra. Yorba Linda pt. 1 of the South Coast and going direct to University rom motor v~le traffic. •• . · . mv cot1C101tt111M,. muc11 1mprovw.-· • W S 'II S f _.,. not (-lo Ille l•M d-1lrtll0ft ind llrod ovt wllal llAJA 1,.. I arta. Transit Co. lines between San-Park via the San Diego Bicycle trails are defined as • •• ,,..... u" HATH.t. YOGA '" •II 1tiov1. You ... """"" ... .t111ot11on.. Plti" -.. ' ta ·--and Costa M th b I ..... Sft•••-t'• -A.114 Still ''°' In WllOM141't ) It comists of a fleet of lml1l .IUW. esa, Freeway, then on Cam .. ,.. pa ways e s t a I s h e d · N wport n--·• f r-Thi l11t Pin • A.nywh•r• '9'ebicles (11-20 passma:ers) e ---~ Ba bo1. Drive to the university and rpecifjcally for bicycle traffic flllDIMONITIATIONTOMOllOWATllA.M.99111P.M. dlapatched in response .to Corona del Mar and Laguna south to Newport Center. ,-~·~nd~pb~y~stic~al~ly'f,.~par~a~ted~f~ro~m~~~o~Pl~N~A~T ~"~'~DO~A~·~M~. ~~~=··::•'::.,.~·!":•-:!'!'""~'"';"~-;-;;w~,.;·~· ~A~ .. ~·;";·~';''~'=&=~~·~·~·~•:·~~~ spec.Uic requests for service, Beach was one action. From the center the route wlll motor vehicle traffic within or YOGA CIHTll, 441 I. 17tti St. he explained. A purchase price of $70,783 continue on to the Balboa outside of road rlghl or ways. The schedules will be nu-was agreed upon with the Penin!Ula, Fielding said. lbl _ .......... ,.. to ts district paytna: a management An arrangement with the e, ·~................. reques fee of $19,400 a year for opera.. UCI student body ls being for transportation as they are t1·00 by the --nt o-er ked h t ... _ received by a central di!patch r•........ .... wor out so t a stlllM;l1t!: and adjusling to shift!: in stbpa under contract with t be may show 1 membership card ta cfrl · " ~th dlstrfcl and the district will be ,.Jm. v ver commurucawCll 1'"l Primary. goal Is to upgra~ ··--• •-d'-·ldl by dio ~ b~ by the stu=nt body oo 1 w,.. er ra · the eal!Wl( .. rvlce generally the basis of a 11 a quarter per The one-year fri41 IY'Wn aloog uistlng mule!. In student, the general manager will be lnltalled by 1 CCJllo future yean, nlUlea will be said. llllllnt firm aeleded Monday reallgned Fielding said. He said UC! may coolinue by the district dlrectDn. Elibt air-a>lxlltiooed bwea the bus line, which wu Jn. Winning COIJIUllant WU I will be leased joint pnrject partnenbip ol for the u~ded auguraled through C..ta Mesa DA VE Systenu of Beverly service. Delivery of the bwea this fall for studenls in that Hilll and LEX Sysleml of Is expected by mJd.September. area. Palo Alto. The organlzaUoo 111-1~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~11 now ope.nting a s i mi 1 ar federally·flnanc<d -· !Ion pnrject in Haddonlleld, N.J., Fielding aaid. Five other pnrposals were received ond reviewed to. eluding one from Ford Motor Olmpany wblcb was oerlauafy COOlldered but ruled out because, according to Fielding, It lacked aasurance of cmtrol of dajr·to-day opera- tions. Other blddera were Boeing, Mitchell -Alloclalea, Slmpoon and Curtin, and Geoepace, Inc. 'lbe -to be purchaaed on Jeaae for the north COU11ty el<perimenlal program will be fUeled by pnrpane Pl and - ·-,ll,000 each. '!be ClllllAlltant must -to develop I l)'llem that j)l'C> •Idea the belt pouible - at the --1J>la OOlt, the -1 -..r uld. Patrona m to be picked up It their door and cfefivered to their cfeltinallon. Mulmum oecurltY &om crime ls anotber eaenua~ Eighteen IDClltba .... alloted In the cootra<t !or completlon ol the pnrjed with bus _.. tlcN to begin wlth In 11...a. The J1llem will be operaled and evaluated for ... year to llt<omber, 1173, llJil I flnal npan will be due by )( ,... --lldallllon «-ol--to «If .......... {l:tl ... 10 that we lba7 utell a ll1endl1 ... -... hllp ._ .. _ _.... .... In llltlr --=-r!bJcl, Sl.Cmttlsb tMfm ', ·-•••Mm '4MtM • JtOLZ':Z: GENERAL TIRE Cuts San Up To 35% Off Our .lulJ 1oth Prlcea Whetller You Bu; 1, 2, or 4 Tllftl JET-AIA0 m : =:i=..-... $25.50 ttl.ff 7.00-13 $27.00 lt?.H C71-14 127.50 117.11 E78-14 ·128.&o 111.H l30.00 111.• S.31 .00 111.• 078-14 $33.00 121.• G78-15 134.00 u1.• H78-14 13<.00 ..... H71-15 $.17.00 ..... YOU uva ' 1.55 • 1.06 s ·-~ s 9.55 $10.05 111.05 11 1.05 11 205 $12.05 113.05 ... ... ...,,.. ...... 12••· ..... lho. ..... ..... lh•. M.ILTAI ..... $1.75 $1 .115 12.• 12.24 '2.0I 12.43 12.51 '2.13 12.75 '"' Charge it at General Tire ... E • m Priceod •• ahown et O.rt11ai Tlrt Stor ... COltlpetltl\llely ~ .a k'Mftsr ''*"' dt•len OltpMiytng h OIMt•l lltn. DON SWEDLUND COAST GENERAL TIRE ),f DAILY PILOT SC TondlJ, """'t e, 1m OVER THE COUNTER NASO Liiii ... for Mon<loy, A"9ull 7, 1"2 FINANCE Sneezeless Building A Must for Project KENT. Wash. !AP) - They're buikhng a spa~ age apartment here and the order is: make it sneezeles.s. That means, not one speck of house dust. which could turn a projected tr ip to Venus, Jupiter, Salurn. or some such plact, lnto <i monumental scientific dud. Boeing Co. employes in bun- ny suits are working oo the spotJess "apartment" complex needed to create a spacecrart which vo'ill explore the planell. The A1ariner Venu!!-Mercury '73 must be put together In an atmosphere so clean it would put the most fastidious housewife to shame. Even an invisible speck of dll!t could endanger the entire mi55lon or , the first American spactcraft .designed to perform a ,multiplaoet e:r p loral l on ·mission, Boeing officials A.id Thursday. Many of the same engineers and craftsmen who built the Lunar Orbiters and Lunar Roving Vehicles now are working in the new, isolated complex. composed of three rooms and a t~st comple x. Cleanliness is the overriding conce rn. A particle or housedust , M'ilhin a key subsystem could ·'reflect enough light to fool a : seruiltive piece of optical : equipment about the locale of : a guide star. The spacecraft ·could pass its target out of camera range. A larger parti· cle of dust could hide major ~features on the p l an ets • ,surface from the camera's •eye. · The new spacec r aft manufacturing area is design- ed to make s u r e that dust never gets in the camera's eye. : The heart of the complex is 11• •• OICMM ,_,. ta • . .,~ ... •Ts.Hal .... _, meet tht 1,5(11).square foot laminar flow room, wbere t h e spacefraft's subusemblies are pieced together. All air flowing inlo the room puses through high particulate air filters that screen out dust and specs of dirt. The filters are 99.7 per- cent efficient and admit alt i& Coast Firm -PANTERA by deTomuo , •• lmportl!d for U ncoln-Mercury. ItallaD cwchwork created by the brilllant Ghia Stud.lot of 1\lr1n; Ford dealgned the 351 OD 4V V..S engine. Fout whetl tn- depenent 1uspenslon and mld-1hlp enitint placement. ttv• speed aear box. fUlly synchronized , , , •Pantera ••• Italian for Panther ••• HOW TO ·MAKE $MONEY$ IN APARTMENTS INVESTMENT LECTURE TAX SHELTER and INCOME BENEFITS tuft.AUG.I·-Dll.llAll H.L TNUR.AUe.11·•WS ORT KMIOlll kS. TUU. AUO. ti• llAlllllA H.L, MUllT. llCll. THUR.-.11·-A-ll.L • • MUTUAL FUNDS COMPJ,Ef&NE\V YORK STOCK IJST ' I • I • l i •• ;: • - 11 l ~ l Profit Taking Slows Market NEW· YORK (AP)-After port1J11 fiq atnljht · . ...t.OGJ of adun<•, tile lloclt market ran • bilo · llftl(it takin& and 1dvera war news TuesdlJ and fell back lllJbUy. · · · ''To .... ., today f'IU'•• iot to look back at tut woei," said Larry W1<btel, •Ice president for 1'Jeardl of Bache It Co. ..The Initial IUlllO of 111-~ ihuslum bu "sned, and you're seeing the back· • lub." Since the Dow Jones Industrial averace· bad :. calned more than 28 point. In fl•• days. ..... i... • •Olton wore bound to cash in their & a 1 n a, said ' Monte Gordon ol Sartorlous It Co. " ... ,_ .tMr•N ,,.,.... ................... SC • DAILY PILOT JJ . ~ .. . •. • GM Bon1b LOS ANGELES (A PI Southern C•lifoml.a Gu Co. llAs fil~ an applicallon "·itb the state Publk Utllltiea Com· mission for 51pprov1l to Issue M!l million In bonds to finance expansion programs and re- pa y a short-term debt. A spokesman for the com· pan)' said the is.year first mortgage bonds would bt ready for public sale in mid-- September If the PUC ap- provt1 the appUcatlon. . .. . -..... • JI DAllY 'ILDT TllUdaJ, A-I t 1972 Festival: Hurrie.ane • ID Jail Western Roundup Lessees Will Lose · Park Land C.abi• Boxing's Bad Boy Working on Appeal RAHWAY, N.J. (UPI) -He WU called. "Hur- ricane" when be WU box· lng'I bad boy Ind fbu&bl for t h e mlddlewelgbt diamploosblp ol t 11 e world. Now he'• number 4547%, convicted ol t h r e e murders, eligible f o r parole in 23 years. Rub Jn "Hurricane'' Carter, 38, II back behind ban, thll time at the mulmum s ecurity Rahway State Prllon. lt WU while be Wll in a reformatory for 1 allt>. blng al.molt two decades qo that be learned to ligbt. Re estimates he made as much 11 $500,000. lt'1 gone now. What happened to It? • "You live," he ana:wers simply. "If I'd saved it all, it still wouldn 't have done me any good, would it?" Now be wears a white barbef's smock for hls job in the prilon mess hall. Tbe bla<k ahaved head I! la.rle and the mustache and goatee dJ'lw attention from the Datle!led """'· Finn Finds Living Site Of lee Age ROV ANIEMI, F I n la n d (UPl)-A Finnish archeologist bas amotmced the discovery or a prehistoric village in· habited approximately 10,000 years ago during the Jee Age. Dr. Aamlo Erae-Esko, head cf the prehistoric department of FinJand's National Museum , said Monday the discovery near the Polar Sea coast represents the fint trace in Finland of the Komsa cuJture discovered earlier in Norway aOO Russia. The 1ite is the oldest place where people have lived in Finland, but the origin or the lnbabitants l3 still shrouded in mystery. be said. 'Jbe Jee Age people lived In Finland s.~ years before the Finnlsh-Ugrlan people settled here from 100 to 200 B.C. Erae-Esko . who Is personaJiy leading the ex- cavations, told the newspaper Helsingln Sanomat that he began exploratlorui in the area when word reached him that a local prieat had found man- made ancient tools In the area . Immediately after making a preliminary survey, Er 1 e - EUo said, be established that the fuxlings emanated from a village that pr<dated the Stone Age. "The findings are very rich and the setUement must have come about at the end of the Ice Age." he said. The site is situated at the shore of the Teno river near Utsjold at the Polar Sea. The first traces of an ancient culture 10,000 years old wert Still at bis lig!!Ung wtlChl, 157, Carttr looka fonnldable, but the gold, rlmteu glasses help only one eye. The sight m tbe right eye II gooe. Durjng the Interview ba malnlalntd his Innocenct. Ftral one guard, then a,... ond escort1ng a vilitor to the back of tbe prison, aald witbDllt beailation, "He was framed." Oo Dec. 14, 1114, In Philadelphia, Carter Joel to Joey Glardello for tbe mlddlewdibl cham- ploD.1bJp. A year earlier, on the way up, be had knocked out Emile Grll· fith Jn the f11St rwnd. Griffith. then a welterwe ight, taler b e c a m e middleweight champion. The murders which st~ him to Rahway OCUfTed June 16. 1966, in Pate.rsol). Carter wu questioned and releaud, but in October, he and a friend were ar- rested. Both have been in jail since, sentenced to thrte life terms for the murders of a tavern owner and two CU!tomer1. Carte< has found • Famll11 Cirrus publhher for bis autoblocniphy and has about three more cbapten to do. He pla)'I a little aoltball. He workl wltb hla lawyer on a federal appeal of h!1 conviction. "l'm trying to do a multitude of other thll1f(I that will eventually lead me outla here. I really don1 belonl here." But then be 11ya ol !JOI. Ing. HYou know, )'OU go in there and Uy to beet ~ other'• bralns out, but alter It'• aver, man, you know, you couldn't find any better people. 11'1 just • btted that'• hard to find." The coovenaUon kept coml"lf back to the trial. The jurors we;re all white, as we-re the two key p~ ecutlon witnesses. both ot whom w e r e convicted thieves. The s t a t e supreme court upheld the conviction, ruling that any errors in the trial were "harmleu" and didn 't violate law. "Of ......,., I fall to aee how they can be harmless errors lt I'm sitting up in jail," be said. "" Bil Keane "Wo'rtJ going to the BEACH!" VW Attaeks No Parking Under Ship SAN DIEGO (AP) -Shadel of the deadly sea battles of 1944. A G.rm.an craft bearing the insignia of a Volkswagen at- tacked the U.S. destroyer Craig the night of July 21, the Navy disclosed Monday. Chad Williams, a aailor who works in his off-duty hours as a pizu deliveryman, wu aboard with a salami and cheese when his car started rolling. big ship berthed at Pier 5 the Naval staUon and, said Williams, •'It balanced a aec-- ond on tho Craig's lines and slowly dipped Into the water - it dkln't even make a slpash." Navy diven found It 35 !eel below the ourlace and pulled It up with cb.ains. MEMPlllS. Tonn. (AP) - Out ol the Well. the -...ie again -letpllw over Ibo backsldesol-.l\llllblaz. ~ bthlnd Oeelng ouUaws. rigbllng W1<J111S and ridillC off Into aunaets wltb a cborua of YOlces and guilan rlalng from nowhere. 'l1>ey ..... all there In fUml -IUCh legendl u Hopeloar CUaidy, Red Ryder, Buck Jooes. Tom Mlx. Lub Laroe, Sunad Canon. Ta Ritter, Ttm Holl, Mu 1 'AllbJ 11 Turbune, "Fuay" Q. Jones, Roy Rogers, and, ol coun•" the Loot Ranger wltb the evw.faithful Tonto. Only now, they were not a-.-:-., playing to packed bouaea • .1=-.~ filled wltb kills dwnped by their motben for Saturday •1fl'1 good, b\lt l don't think a mournful e~tiJe'1 Jnffathons at the movies._ Kida lament la going ID 10 aeywbere, reciml ~·· who booed the bad gu)'I, hlsaed the inlrequent hoy-gkl :tuff, and rocked the rafters when right won out, as it always did. Army tO Doub'le ·Size Of Foi:ces in WAC 1bis time, the movie ki.ngl of yesteryear rode before some 150 grade-8 Western film buffs gathered In four filming rooms of a Memphis hotel, at wbat wu bUled as WASHINGTON (AP) -The to make H mon lemlnlne, the first annual Western Film Army bas announced plans to more conilorlable and wltr Collectors Film Festival. nearly double the size or the to maintain. A pantauit for Such lines as "You betcbum, Women'• Army Corps by 1J7I. work aim ii being consklued, Red Ryder," "I'm a peaceable ibe said.. man," "Don't worry , Ma, to give the WACs almost S!IJ ... 1n the meantime, the WAC. Long Shag! Page Shag! Lions we'll get whoever done this to type job uecpt combat, aDd have been authorized to wear h b 11 rf you," anc1 "Look.I like thll is maybe to put them f • a more stylish b1ack ·pateiit· Mane! Frenc Bo ! A Pe ect • ' • • • • ' • • • • • ' • • the showdown" drew chuckles, pantaults leather aboe and a black bertt S I F Q B not cbeer1. Bui the audience 11,1 ~ ol 1 plan !<> use In place ol the old World War ty es Or Ur reezy ,. was obviously hooked on more women In the mllltary ll·atyle cap. Airc;ut. No Rollers. No Sl!lt! No : -.1gla that could never bite and to -·· sll...,'~"· stlrl lengtha, however, will the ilult. -.... ~ remain the same -... loclt F F. A sh N A Collectors and buffs came Army'• pr'oblema tn .ac above "' °"" Inch below the USS. . 1rst a·mpoo, ext ' lrom ·asfarasCaiifomlaand anall·VOiunteerAnny,bynexl lmeO.-"Weleellhla,lla:good Su,perbly Shaped Wet Haircut.? New England to view 114 filma summer. .ftasooabte skirt length !or..., and six seriala, one of which "By bringing In more ,anIJonn," said the 51-)'00Mld Then Quick Drying With The , was the Lone Ranger coJ.. women, the Army will be able general. " ' 1ect100, brought by Clyde ear. to reduee the number of men '!'he w~cs, now mostly In Hand-blower and Brush. roll of AUanta , who said he required in noncombat Jobs," cledcal and administrative $5 owns 743 western films. erplalned the WAC director, jobs, will aooo take their place Aircut .00 & Up. They watched such classics Brig. Gen. Mildred c. Bailey. a1Dl1f(side men as mtssU.. ~~1•.tyH•BI• EA•lightUly Th;gyheSrl ALON$ . ; as Buck Jone! in "Empty Sad-She told a news confere~· repiir crewmen, radar techni· dies ," Eddie Dean and Lash the 13,320--mern,ber WAC will cians, electronics apeeiaU.sts, Larue in "Song of Old Wyom. expand to 15,900 by nu:t June · and b e a Y Y • e q u l pm e n t ing," Gene Autry in "Riders in and by June, 1'78, wiU be ""Operators. Tbe Sky," Roy Rogers in 24,000 the largest am World Women ltetttolore were AND WIG BOUTIQUE : • ''Twilight in the Sierras," Tom War II, when it was DW1y aDowed to fill only 139 of the Mi> In "Daya ol the Thuo-100.000. .414 Amr/ jobs. but DOW only SOUTH COAST PLAZA dering Herd," and Buck Jones To help attract n·e W' 41 are mtricted for women. '( I 00 steps from the Mty Co. t and John Wayne in "'Range enlistees, Gen. Bailey said the ancltbey: all Involve Cl1'f7iDI: I Appointm•nts not afways n•cessary. Feud." ·~gree.n~~unilonn;·~~will~·~be~ftll~y~led;;;'~i'ille~. ;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~!!!!!~~~~~~!! "l collect western fllmslr simply because when I was a kid, I couldn't get enough ol them. I wanted to have them for my own," said Carroll, whose favorite cowboy ls Buck Jones. Carroll, who brought 16 westerns and three serial• to the tbree-<lay festival. said be has pa.kl as much as $1,000 for a serial. "Of course, I paid 1 lot more than that for the 'Lone Ranger' series," he said. Five of the western heroes of the 1930s, '4119, and '50s at- tended the r .. tival -Lash Larue, Swiset Canon, Mu "AJibl" Terhune, Ru 11 e 11 "Lucy" Hayden. and Don 0 Red" Barry. &xne are still Involved In show business. Barry, SS, ls 1 Hollywood acripl writer who sun does some acting and Carson has a Louisville, Ky., television !how. Larue, 55, is writing a book. Tarhune ts II found in Norway and northern Runlaattheturn~thecen-1~=-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The 1972-model beeile blt,tbe No damage was found to the Craig, but the car was deemed ruined by salt water and Williams was cited by tbe Navy IOI' unauthorized parting under ·• ship. and fttired. lury. The toob, knlve1 and ar-. rows. have been made from quartz, similar to those lound ;n Alta and in Petsamo in the Soviet Union. "We have to establlsh what kind of people it was and what kind of &Ociety was formed," Erae-Esko said. HTbe art.a II of considerable size and now mun be mapped and pro. tected for the future ." Tomb Found TOKYO (AP) -Radio J>e. ting ftpor\<d that O.inele ' ~ bave found the ••compar1ltvely wen. preae:rved" body ol. a woman 1ft'lpped wttb aUlc In a tomb tbougbl to be of the early Han l>ynastJ, which ruled more thin 2,000 yean ago. 'Ille -.., ol -ii a..,.ioforthe- anda """""' --fromthel!<dlollooa ... .,.."""' .. .. _. ......... ., ...... ....................... -----! '711111f.U. TlftACIAJ Gimp l'IUI • 2 I Cheese ; Of The Weelc BIG BARN CHEDDAR Regular $1.51 lb • 20< N OFF O . w $139 ... effor ..... A ... I thru A ... 13 116 IARM CHEDDAR CHElSE 11 1nado the ca..i.I old ·couofiy 'way: n.;, 1roat cheddar adu oew 11a ... to .,.f• dish" ,.., .... u. tl'I l.h Ila-" • • • •harp wltlioot l>o;nt l>ittlf. Try 1 1oropl1l y...,•q -fiod Iha trodltlonaf chddar, Ravor 4.tlthlul. hy ood onjoy a plec• cul frosh ,,._, tho wllo1~ fliftt1t1 f'!!S. loa•t~?lliA WUDAaT COSTA MESA ................. ,.., W..:=.1'',. ,t.H .... 25 The fim 25.5 cu. ft. side-by-side that's only 35%" wide,. Exclusive potented shelves edjust lo any hti9ht. Exclusive stor-mof doon In both refrigerator ind frtexer. No defrosting ever witli excl'!SiYO ff-frost; 5 ·~,,. cold COfltrols. Decorator fl'Odtl, too. t?af"oleba 11-YWWllnWl•f .__ ... ,.. ............... ~ ....... -" ... .... ....................... _ .... __ ........ ...., .. ........ ., ............. ,.. ........ ....._.,.. ......... ........ ...................................................... ................................. -. .......... ..._ .................... _ .. ~_... .......... _ .. -----....... -................ ... •• • 25 Yar• •I l•Ce9rlt1J A lleJle•lfcWHt• COSTA MllA .............. 411 L h1tnt11 , .. M. ' Dellr• M, lot. M '646-UM -.. 'l02IO . ........ .,...,, "' ............. . (_,._, ...,.,, -·--117.Jlll Hutm!MTON IUCH • l'OUltTAlll YAWT -& ... _I-1o.......,. -·I Dally 1M; .... , ... tu.•za JtADIO DISPATCHm PACTOllY AVOIOlllZID TV & Al'l'LIAHCI llllYICI Pl 10111 541 M# ' f ' ! l ) ~ B 1 el ~ = i I I ~ tbJ l'1 ta! po: "' ~ Al Isl • [ I ' I ! 7 l ' titg111ia Beaell N.Y. Stem•• VOL: &5, N0 .. 221, "4 .SECTfONS, 50 PA6ES fJGUST a, I '72 TEN CENTS Route Extension in .Laguna I Nbon Cited McGovern Blas.ts Inflation Moves MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -Sen. George S. McGovern charged today that the Nil<· m adminis&i-atioo hid d e I i be r ale I y 1 tbrown·people oot ol. wort as a means of dealing witb lnflallon. 'CAN'T BE COMPLACENT' Agnew In Newport Be11ch Agnew Whisks· Into Newport, Meets Supporwrs B1, L. PETER KlllEG Of .. Dllh' '""( ..... Anildst.tight11l"l·Jftd!< ....,nty, Vice Pr<sldenl ,.Spiro T. Agnew wbiilid tiiniugJ> Newporl. Beach , .M<mda1' If. wnoco, cMng a IW,ll arid · breeoY. P!'P talk lo campaign workers II· the< New-' po!Ur Inn and giving OUI trophies 1o'the wlziners of an ucl"'1ve fllld-raiaing golf taornameot al the nearby Big Cal\YOO Country Club. Reporters and TV crewa w e r e manhaled behind coroons in the Ntlwporter's Moote Carlo room before Agnew strode in, slloolt handa with the 65 or so key volunteers invited from tbrougboul Southern California· II"\ then stepped to the mic:ropbolle., . ' ' ' Sprinkling his talk liberally •With ~. ,,_ romincl<d the cathertn« idual uniolll In the ·organilod labor .........i. McGovern spoke bere lo the lllllUll .... -.oithe i00,000.membet . . School Report , •. Termed Useless By' Associatio1i A 11,%75 prtute 1cmmtant'1 report on the Laguna Beach Scboola' lioanclal op- peratioa was hll u 1'untnowledgable" and useless by an investigation of the Gallforola .AsooclaUcm of Scbool Business Offlcla1a (CASllO). 'Ille private report onlered In 1 bloc- ..,.. by Scbool Districl truste.. William Thomas, Patricia GWette and Gerald Linke, WU crlUc:iied and Chari .. Hess. district business manager, was supported In the !JASBO·report "1eased Monday by the board. "1lle roport of Robert Pugh Is !IOI meliil became II rdloctJ a lack of lmowleage rqanfing school •=ting requiremeits• and provides no remedies as part of his 'Specillc Recom- mendaOons'," the'ttport stated. Trustees ,..,. Informed by the report tbal "lbe 8dminiltrallon of the busineu fundion of Dr. u..., ... bas been quite capa1)ly demomlrated lo .,... satisfaction by the various ... ports, bookkeeping and control recordl and.other documents. "Dr. Hess u thoroug)I, capable, knowledgeable and understandillg of the needs al the llChool dillricl In carrying oul his assJcnnient. He is lo be com- nienddl. for a profHsimal manner lo ~ol'lllhla his ruties," the CASBO reJ)orl_ llllel. Hess and his opol'lllon ~ attacbd by lbe Pugh report u "lnefllden~" ••..toppy!' ..s "'lnadeqoate." Pqb, a Newport Beach accountant with no previowi sdr>ol bus1-ex· perlence, .... hired by trustees Thomas, (See aEPORT, .... I) Amalgamated Meat CUiien and Butcher Workmen (AFL-CIO). Moments alttt be finished his %1· minute acldmo al the Amerlclna Hotel in the wno ballroom wbtn! .AFL-CIO l'nsidenl Geor&e Meany lllUbbed N- sevenl months ago, ~"' won by acdamation )be <ll\IDrsem<!ll of the 1,IOO dtleplOs' attewl .. the -->Tho', deleploo ... ,.w ., : .. ilcGomi ..... Ille --·illil ~-t:;'c::.·0•11 ...... McGovem allO dlllpd tbll "lllr< ..-ics"!oitmd·alaatrucMwllllt rewarded the rli:b.and ~ lilt llllddle class. · He taid bis office .llll<Oftftld 1 Federal Trsde Commlaslm llt1llly --ago thal lllowed the lop 100 <1>rporatiool look in $15 billion a year ID Jl'CIOOllOl1 profits. "I am accused of beU. a ndicll on this matter or tu:, reform," McGovtm taid In extemporaneous mnadll lidded lo bis ten. · "What I advocate la clmlDg -ol these windfalls for bli t.nine11 that hive the effect al raising the tua al loftr ID- come People. And for that I am beJnt tirancl<icf a ndicafby Mr. N-and his cohorts," he said. · McGovern now appears to have lddn .. ed ..... than 40 ~of his f!OOl_ ol gaining the aupport of lllllm witb 1~ million membenhip b1 Labor Doy. ''Deliberate!)' tbmriDg -le out of wort -that ii 'Nlxonomlcl.' ,. llfCGo9erii taid ID his propared tm. He taid an addJU<inal two million mon penons are out of work now than "wbm Nixon look ofllce. "And that's not acddental; lt'1 by design," McGovern said. "'lbe plan was lo Item Inflation by alowln& down the economy.'' But he Aid inflation cooUnues. "Fon:lnc workers lo get by on poverty wages -that is 'Nilonomics, • " McGovern said. He added that tbe.Seoate beat back by ooe \'Ole Wbl.te H-pressure lo llill the minimum wage bill. "A tu 11ruc1Un! which mrmll tbote at the lop and _., lbote ID the mlddle -that ls: 'Nll(IWDla'," lllcGoftru Aid. "II'• the ume old Republican approach -busineaa eels 1 llnm loot cmce ID a wbllt, and wotken gel clobberecL" ............. . , ~,"'.'. "!,""1''!', foiilo~!'!. "'· :.£,; ' • by Phil lnterlancll "l Dent'·S.. How You hltld'9d to H1ff 1 Succeuful 'Junk ind Tltfnp' Solo With nu. ;1111val1 Gol1111 on at tho S.IM' Timo.'' . . Laguna Planners ·Back Height,s Improvement Arch Beach Hei&btl Is a "'crtm lftl, •t Laguna Beach planning -n agr...t -y niiJ>I, u they fuDy .... cloned cmcems apmaed in 1 letler lo the cit)' from Philip D. May, spoktsman for property owne,. ID the hllllop ~ May urjed · hnme<ti1te attenticn lo problems created by • m!nl•Nre popu. lation oplodm in hdl Beach llelgbta. In addJUoa lo greatly -lrafllc problems, be•Sald, the qelgbbo-bu DO fire station, DO parU or recreation. ....... !nadeopulle polke palroll and -ligllllaf, drainage and ....... problems and poor -both for ml- dents ond emeigency ftldclea. ''!lie ~ ........ with bis ...... -· -to ut the Cit)' Coancll lo ..,.. the Ard! -ffelchll IDltler lo fhem for • ~ l\llldJ' and --.. 'to -lo be· IHen to -Iii tna11y· pn>Mems In a comprohensivo Plalmlc pnllrllil.' "II will IUe -real bard tbougbl, • said commissionm: &g.r Lanphear. "Right now' I'm at I loss to know what to do." Mrs. Robert Kellogg, a !~year midenl of the bllllop nelgbbo..-, urged-more concrete act.ion. .. This aounds llke a broken record to me," lbe said. .. It's been referred back and forth lo com- mittees for 10 years, C&n't )'OU &ate at leas'. one delinlte step and wi<lea SUmll I. Road? Anyooe Uling it now takes bis life in bis hands. II Lanphear said he fell 1 the cooncil should at least be Wed to we steps to keep two lull tralllc lanes open on !he narrow roadway, even lf it involved mnovlnJ ..... parkiog. City ..,.-r Bobble Ingram told tbe comrn.W:ion thlt improve~t ot the road ii ICbeduled lo beein around De- cember, !ollowtng installlUon of RWel' mains. or .. ge " Wea&Mr Sui~i·de: ·•Toq Mu~h Love~ "The wbole area neecla study in terms of land use ud open splCe," said ~ missioner LoJ1 Jeffrey. "Jt'=~ru and will Cllltlnue lo cteote We llhould gel Input fn>m prvperly owuen before there'• more deftloPment." Smmy qaln tbrfialll ·-clay, wtth tempenbn al a1)llOld • 72 II the beacbel, rising lo 15 ... lllld. ·Lows lAlligbl ID the !It's. Young Blonde Pl'unge1 . 21 Floors to Her Death Police Probing Huge Drug Ring In Laguna Beach • . . INSmE 'l'OD-' Y , . ' Rubin "Hairricanc• Carter, bozi!lil'I bod bo¥, who fo1111ht for the middl<w<lghl ohompioft- 1hlp of U,. world in l964, got llil 11clrt fi9hlin9 In • "l""""' I01!/. NOVJ hhidl II+ 4"" ..,.. othcn 1Q¥ he u ..,,....,,L S'°" .. P90< 12. UL-I -. ......... ---" " ........... ' ...... ,_ . ••al I•: ar 11 ,._, •n ............... .... •. .. ---" -_ . ....,.. -.. --. --. --. -... ......... tM. T•:-• -. -. -----. • • MIAMI (AP) -• A DOte found ID a ,.... -··-porbd below the'• ll«y apartment -Aid, "I bad lo do IL f bad DO Giber cbolco. 11'1 nobod7'1 faul~ oaly loo much love.• 1lle --ICl'lwled -• clpntte --partlallJ In -11111 Jllllllll1 ID EnCllah-"l~ -, ---1o ...... .. llkide k SJ I e/. too IDllCfli loft,'' --lilt. ~ ll<Cram -no [$J ..... ,... ......... . lctt'y,_..D_lt ... .... ' Nklo .lllof lllo -·· I 0 1 0 Dr, 8lgbert -· a JO.yeoMlll ---. .. _up-.,iot..,. -lalmnled al Iii wil•'• doatlL 'Ille llll••l'llt1 al Miami Medical Build ... w1we Scblef• wwb 11 I bioclmniat, II two --tllo ..... -..... c wbero pollca Slid 11111; &clPld<r ap- ' • 11 JACE CHAPPELL Of ... ...,'"" ...... A tancl«I !rd ol pbcmy Identification ~ and ~ oonitnerda1 4"" actlv!Uea In ai:1ua1.. Llclllll Beach llllltap-.. Dtt•Olk el ..., .... 11,, dope ......... ...., pollca claim _.,., 1J1D1 ~ ID tbolr pmotrallOll "',t, ....... ii.: ~ .. ~tided .... ,.,... i.....,. -buaa-.n wbo Al u a "*"ber al in ..i -.i itiat .........i po1lco ....,_ .... pllc:ants lo ...._ their 6-.. potential olflcvt, . Tbo ~ II Aid 117 police It bo a major, ~ DOt the major, ..,.U.r and (llto DllUGS, Pace I) \ of the project Monday nllbl, clly at. t.orney Tully Seymour commented, "It's .• real problem r... the PlaMlni C-. mlsston when t b e ' e environ.mental statemenls ire received after com- mitm<nts already have'been made by the cit "and county." f almllar 11tuallon ar:oae In connectkm with•the city's proposed porcba11 ol Boat ~ land for exttl)lioo ol campu Dr! .. , wblcb resulted in llling of a (See ROADBLOCK, Pap I) e Action Due . On Escrow In October A temporary l'ellrainlng order lo keep the city ol Laguiia Beach fn>m depoollln& runc1s in escrow in Its proposed Boat can- yon land purchase was .lasued In Superior Court this morning by Judie Jame1 F. Judge. BecaUS< of the estimated lime needed lo argue the complex case, Judge Judge translerred It lo the court of Judge Bruce Sumner, when! a lull bearing wUI be ICbeduled for I a.m. oa Oct. llJ. The-lepl action wu lnitl1ted by ViJl&e Laguna In 1 lawsull ll(llnsl Iba clly al Laguna Beach, allqing the city baa failed lo provide an adequata eo.. vironmentaJ impact statement. u re- quired by state law, in connecllort with the purchase of land for the' extenskll or Campwi Drive. City Altomey TUiiy Seymour agroed lo the temporary restraining order and told the court the city would not depooit funds, pending the Oct. llJ hearing. Also present was attorney James RaLnon Smitb, representing Py n o Eatalel, °""'" of the !l.:kae parcel In- volved, who wu given permiaion to In- tervene ind present bis argumtntl at the bearing. For the past three yean, Pyne Eatalel bas bad a sull pending against the city to force a decision in the propoaed land purchase, maintaining itJ development plans wer.e being Impeded by the lq delay. A1ao upected lo participate ID the Oct. llJ hearing are representatives of Iba coun!f ,~hicb has an investment_.io ---I roaa project, and the Slate Atlomey General'& Environmental Unit, which monitors cues tnvolvlng t b e en- vironmenlal statement llw. Are Communists Opening Another Viet Offensive? SAIGON (UPI) -TD·l!d Communist troops aUacked al _.11e ends of tho lndocblna belUdrool today, indlc:ating the llllled lour-monllHld Ncirtb Viel: nameee offtDllve may be on the movt again. North Vietnamese troops led by lluge, Soviet·bullt 'n4 tanks aUaclled lllr<O · tO'llJIS in tho Cambodian Parrot's Beat along vital acceu roulel lolo South Vlei: -·· '1nteaJc »•~ Delio. Slmul"""-111, Commuolal -bet· tied weary Soatb v-marina ltylng lo recapture Quq Tri city at tho extreme northern end of -Vlolnom. Some llraleglsts Aid the moves In- dicated the Communiats mlChl be pll!l-ninc an attack against Hue, the fonntt Imperial capital IS miles IOUtb ol ~ Tl'i city. otben Aid the llClioa mlcht precede a CommW!lat attempt lo .,... inlo tho •aluahio dell• ..... and -al Salloo, However, tho llboral Ull ol. tanb .i-. ed the U.S. campolp lo -Viel: ftlMOll ports and Ibo ~ bombln(J drift..-1'ortll V!ot 11 •1 lll]Jply Unet _......, ... --.. thec.n-.i~ llilllarJ _..,. llid D toalll W - dalroyed, mainly "1 A a or le 1 a airpower. 1n tho~ om·•·• drive and nine -. ol *t -vehidea .... wiped out -11111111 'ftl dt1 . fD cambodla, tbe Q+pu•• '1-, a .. their drive against Ibo -fl ... Vtng, Svaio RI ... and lrGq 111 !Ir I I • J DAILY PILOT LI Fellowl!lfl Army Navy Orders ·call For More Women WASHINGTON (AP) -Following the Anny'• lead, the Navy ls5Ued sweeping orden today caWcg ror equal treatment for women and opening the way to wlgn them duty aboard warships at aea. Adm. Elmo R. ZUmwalt Jr., chief of naval operations, aaid that once the corr 1Ututional amendment granllng women equal rl&hla la ratified by the necHSary fl states there is DO reason why women couldn't auve at 11ta, become aviator• or attend tht Naval Academy at Annapolll. There will be aome in the N1vy "who will be ooocened" by this, Zumwalt told a Pentagon neWI conference. "But there Ls no reason ln theory, In aocloklgy or in equity why women ahould not have the aame opportunities that men hive ... "The ultimate goal, auigrunent of women to ships al aea, will be timed to coincide with full Implementation" of the equal rights amendment, he aaid. In the meantime, Zumwalt announced that a limited number of officers and eoJJJted women are being wigned to the hof!pita1 ship Sanctuary as a pilot pro- gram. In the paat, women have served aboard hospital and transport ships, bot have been barred by federal law from serving aboard warships. On Monday, the Women's Army C.Orps announctd that in order to attract more enlistees the WAC planii to make its uniforms more stylish and the jobs more mind.challenging. (See story, Page 12) Zumwalt uld he would like to see the Waves, now numbering 6,000, doubl!d or tripled in siu as the Navy operui all ratings to women. From Page J AGNEW .•. maintained. "We've got to keep working. We remember l!MB when Tom Dewey was a lock for President . . . then we woke up and found he had lost." Agnew said one of the keys to winning In 1972 will be the youth vote. Citln& the efforts of Democrats to reallter young \'Oters, Agnew said, .. 'I\ere are just 11 many young people who want to vote for President Nixon. "Onct they find out the choice of pro-crazns, there will be overwhelming numbers who want to vote for Nl.1on," he said. Agnew then touched on major issues of the campaign, ranainl from the. war to the environment, and even the raclll problem, of which he said : "All that wa1 being given to the prob- lem before Mr. NlJ:on wat elected wat rhetoric and charl!ma. Now, IOmt ~.51 Millon baa been spent for minorities. "There ii no more aerloua cballenge- tban for equal opportunity." Agnew, who was more than a half hour late for hiJ Newport appearance, ~ eel up the gu .. i. by t.Ulng them of the moment a couple of weeks ago when President Ni.100 lnfonned him be would Le on the ticket again this year. "I was ao elated that I grabbed one of the President'• secretaries and danced. around the Oval Office .•• But let me tell you, Mel Laird does a lousy cba cha." Agenw, for tbe time being, anyway. 1ave up scorching criticisms of the press. But be got bla point across when be eave-"the latest medical report from Wuhingjoo, D.C." "Jack Anderson lJ 1tlll In retraction," be said, refeJTl.ng to the columnist'• amear of Sen. Tbomu Eagleton. He aaid the problem with bdng IWIY from Ute Capitol on these e1ten1ive cam- paign swings "ii that you come back and find all your paper work piled up on J1ct Anderson's desk ." Agnew drove directly to the Irvine C..mpany's new Big Canyon Country Club for the private dinner and awards ceremony upon concluding hiJ 20-mlnute talk. 1bere, Secret Servicre men at every en- trance blocked access by the public. OIAll•I COAST U DAILY PILOT ,,.. <n11N ~ C».ll Y 'ILOT, 1lftll "'*" .. COMbllltd ........ ,, ........... .., ... ~ C..11 "'*'"" .... °"""""· .... ,.... "" ..... ,. ....... ~ ... ttltwefl ,r$1111y, fw Cdlll NI-. 111.._t a..dl, Hlollltl..... -..ctl/l'-i.111 VII..... Ufl,N letdl. lrvlM/lalklllflKll. Ml IHI a.n-tei IM J11111 CWll,,_, A llN!t> NIIMI! .. lllllfl It •II•"-' s.tvntfYli .... ._..,,._ TM Jlr'\'IC1"1 MIWl'"9 IMlllf It •I • _, ..... l ll'fft, c.i. ~. C&llfltl'lle, ,,... l•"rt N. W.M ,,.INN W hllllahW J••k L Curt.., VbPTwlll91!f•~~. Til•M•• K•••lt .. ,,., 7"11t•• A. M""'l11• --~tf .. H. w.., l rcli•l"ll '· Ntll AMlftlflt ~ l!fttln '---2J2 kmt Aftltl• a1.m., A.Nlr1111 r.o .... "" t2111 --·~i:.lf:':;c:.. IMdtt ,,.,. ........., ... . ..... "~ ... M1ft 11 lft4) MMm' c1..-.A1ca111 1 ......,,. ............ All..:= ••.. , .... , .• --- ~. t"l. ~ Ollf , IP IC ::::?· ... ,_. ...,.. r::• .... --"'=' -"'""'.. ........ ..... .... ....... .,,..... ..... --~·c..·~ ~-MP & ~-.,. J A_ .. "To this end the secretary of the Navy and I have established a task force to look at all laws, regulations and policies that must be changed ln order to eliminate 1ny disadvantages to women resulting from eJthe r legal or attitudinal restrlcUon1," 1aid Zumwalt. In two years as the Navy's top ad· miral, he has brought about many tradl· lion-shattering changes designed to make Navy life more attractive. In his orders, Zumwalt inatructed the Navy to: -Accept applications from women of· ricers for the Chaplaln and Civil Engineer Corps. • -Open previously rutricled. line billets to qualified women once approprlate legislation is authorized. -Open opportunities for promotion of women to admiral ranks "In euentlally the same manner as we are con· templating for male officers." -Open midshipmen programs to women at all colleges offering NROTC programs. --Consider women for selection to the joint war collea:es of the armed forces. Transit Unit OKs Purchase Of 16 Buses Orange County Transit District dlrec· tors Monday approved purchase of 11 new. modern air conditioned buses from the Flxlble Company for 1751,144 and agreed to take over operation of Sou,th Coast Transit Company bus operations between Santa Ana and Orange Cost communities on Sept. 1. The district will lease elaht air con- ditioned buses for the Orana:e C.Oast service from the American Transit Corporation, parent company to South Coast. The district will have an option to purchase the buses. The county .. ansit district look over operations of the Santa Ana bus system Aug, 1 and ls now In the actual bus line operating business after only one year of existence. ' In other actions, the district d~octors: -Adopted an exterior color scheme ror district buae1 of overall 'w¥te with a wide orange stripe with black borders. The color scheme was copied from the Disney World monorail in Florida. -Agreed to a11ow children 11 and under to ride free on transit district buses when accompanied by a rider paying the Oat 25-cent rare. " -Awarded tht proposed w Habra Dial·A-Ride project operation1 to DAVE Systems of Beverly Hills and Lei Systems of Palo A1to. The firm operates a similar federally- financed system in New Jersey. From Pagel ROADBLOCK ••• lawsuit by Village Laguna when the city council voted to proceed with the purchase after the Planning Commls!ion had rtfused to accept the environmental Impact statement. "This Alta Laguna thing can create an lrrevers.lble problem," said com· missioner Michael P.1ay. "It's not too late to reverse it so long 11 the road ls not built." After commissioners Lois Jeffrey and Larry Campbell also voiced. concern over the road plan, the commiulon afrffd to rteommend that the City Council aglgn ~ plannen to re-exam ine the proposed route and the need to build the road and request a more "thorough environmental impact study. "I have several questions about the need for the road," aaid Mrs. Jeffrey. "1 can see the fll'e danger and that It would provide a aolutlon for the achool bus. but I share the concern about development and allO the cut and fill upect Js ualy. It pre<:Judes bike and hiklng ~alls and a buffer strip along the road. It would henefit Arch Beach Height., but l ques- tion whether It would improve clreulatlon for people from Top of the World." Mildred Hannum of the Open Space Committee presented 1 lengthy atudy pointing out disadvantages of the revised alignment of the extenalon, which follows the arbitrary city limit. line lnateod of the contour of the ridge. u originally planned. The more dlrtct roule. lhe said, not only would involve e.1ttnalve oit and nu and dlnflen>111 grades, but would elimlnalt the lQOO.foot bufler strip ...........sed by the Open ~ Com· mlttee to _..lt i..,una fnim Moulton development; prevent l'Oldalde com- men:tal denlopment; and IC<CllMIOdalt lnfhrl)'I for ~ ndlq and blUI. 'Ibo delfP ailll ~ ellmlnale establllbnleDt of I "Olljor community pan--111 1111 ... -.,,. In Ille ..... lile llfd.. .. ,,,. moor -route It not . -"" the blll TOUle," she 11Jd. "l'hll II a ..., hHINous roato, • ~ lo pobllc ileaftll and 11feiy with lliotoep ....... "I bo!ll a. -.di.., mer tl!ls bocJ< lo Ill ... sift Ill u ... to do a - job," II-coael1l(le4. .... . .. ....... ~· . . . . ~ .. -, -------~ ------- U~IT ....... City Seeks 'Gangland' War Fu"lllh • GARY, I.ad. (AP) -M.,.. RJdWd G. l!ltdlor bu asked for fedual aid to flabl what polke c:alf a 1'"'C)and ..-ica war that bu left II dead In Gary this YM'· The batUe for coatrol of nilcll nam>llcl ltalflc ID thla ""1hen1 hldl&M ' -Jccmterbuledtoatleuta- ' shootouts. Gary Polloo 01lef Olarla -llicl he asked tbo U.S. Arm7 to loan him machine ...,. to equip bis 1tttot patrolmen.. No pollcemm hive beea butt Jo the • gun battlei, -y bel .... riYll - bet Bolllt llYI the Uvell al polloemed are being threal<lied . . -aid he bopes to equip fO patrolman with automatic -w hJa request It •Wl••ed. .The deplr10*1 roceotly purd>ued Ihm macll!na gum, and IJoooe said be bu niquf1Jtioned ....... The latest alayJnis occumd Jn !alt Ju- ly when several men broke into • home and shoi to death a mother and dau1bter • Boone said Doris YOUIJi, 42, and her daughter, Linda Williams, 11, were tilled, after1'<C<iW!a a wunlni bun the cltr's ®mlnant 11r<et pnc, Tbe Family. There have beea no l1'rtlll In the caa. ,.,,_. p_,,,, J Bomb Kills Witness REPORT .•. New Jersey police remove the body of Martin Hess. 31, of Cherry Hill, from his car after a bomb ex· ploded inside the vehicle. According to police, he was killed moments after be began to pull out of the parking lot at bis apartment. Hess was. the star witness in a Philadelphia hashish smuggling case last April when he pleaded guilty In a plot to amug· gle 185 pounds of hash from Afghanistan. Gillette and Linke over the protests of other board memben, or. Norman Browne and Jane Boyd. He wu paid $15o a day for h1I re- search and oubmltted a clalm for d&hl and ~ days -k on the ,._ report. College Boar.d's Budget Gets Formal Approval Friends Create Irma Nofziger · Memorial Fund Pugh aubmitted a bill for lt,215 to the district WbJch WU pafd withoul c:ommeat aloog with the other dlstrfct bllla. The bill WU not Itemized. Dr. Browne. said following tlia fn. troductlon of the CASBO report, u1 do not bold Mr. Pugh'• report wltb a whole lot of credltabillty." Browne said that Pugb did not have the bockgroond to know whit he wu lookinl for . Trustees of the Sadd.leback community Colltge District formally approved an $8.5 m.llHon budget and a 23-etnt Increase In the tu rate after brief public bearings Mond1y. But before trustees unanimously a~ proved the fl.nancial document for the new fiscal year Board Chairman Patrick Backd1 regiltertd hiJ dissatisfaction of a 14.kent Increase in the' t.a1 rate lo finance the district costs for a proposed math-science building. Backus nonethelesa joined the rest of From p_,,,, J DRUGS ... distributor of LSD, hashish and hubisb oil in the United States. Jt.; dope merchants plied the world. ac- cord.in& to police, wbo have reports of the Brotherhood's unique products turning up in such diverse places as Australia, Hawaii. New Jersey and Vancouver. In .. French Connection" style, the Brotherhood members filled concealed compartments in trucks and campers with hashish in Middle East and Indian ports than then shipped them home to the United States where they entered the country through Portland or Long Beach ports. The trail, police say, lead to persons believed to be pillars of the youth culture, people like Jim Otto, owner of the Sound Spectrum record shop in Laguna Beach. He has been Indicted by the Grand JW")I. Otto led a move severaJ years ago for legitimacy for the small, tbea just emerging yooth<>rlented shops Jn Laguna Beach. It was a sort of nooestablishment chamber of commerce called the Laguna Business Association. Otto also has been seated In me<tlnp of an oral police 1Creenin& board which quesUooed police department applicants. Otto, now free cm. $50,000 bail, was one of 21 penooa Indicted by the Orange County Gnnd Jury on charges of a>n- splracy to organiu aales of dangel'OUJ dnias and 1 vatiety of other drug related charges. Police !aid Otto. 27. of 430 Ashton Drive, Is accused of conspiracy to tell dangerous drugs, Ille of marijuana, Ale of danaerous druc1, possession of co- caine with intent to sell, maintaining a house for use and sale of drugs and other dope char&u. Air Board Sets Meeting in LA cautornia Air IWoun:et Bo a rd mtmben will meet at 10 Lm. W- day In Loo Angela to ---In tlia atala'• plan to Improve Ibo air qualflJ In Sculhenl Cll~ornia. In Room 1514 ol tho U.S. Courtllouat, Ill II. Sprlnfl at., tlie boord will -a i>ropooed ltalt Emerpocy Epltode """ Hd tbt HgulatJon of otlda of ""-' emlJSlool from atallooary lou-In "' aouthem-Clllfomll ..... tftl . The •ltflda ..m allo lnclllde tlltcPO'loll tl major 117J.74 bl.Mfiret PIOflllllt .. • -16 for tllo lllllallatlon of abulll cootrol devices 111 lt6Mi Yelid& trustees In approving the budget which calls for a total tax rate of 164.9 cent.I per $100 of aJSessed valuation. The bulk or the Increase.a, aay ad- ministration spokesman, is due to the commitment of $1.76 million for the llbrary-c!U!l'OOm complex now under construction the campus. Last fiical year's lax rite wu 41.7 cents. The 2.1-eent Increase will mean ad-- ditlonal aMual taxe1 of aboot $Z3 to the ·owner of a home 1ppralsed at MO.GOO. Willard Jordan To Be Installed On Coast Panel A alate of officen headed by president· elect Willard Jordan will be installed Aug. 17 at a banquet or the Orange Coun- ty Coast Assoclltion. Robert Meyers, deputy director of the slate department of parks and recreation will be the featured speaker 1t the dinner meeting at the Balboa Bay Club at 7 p.m. In addition to Jordan, the new officen to be Installed are Richard Stevens, firit vice president; Carl Kym.la, leCOnd vice president: Ralph Kiser, aecrelary, and Jack Feehan, trea1urer. Ticketa for the f1.50 dinner m available through the Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce office, 1858J Beach Blvd .. Huntington Beach, 92641. A memorial fund for the late Irm1 Nofziger, fonner manager of the Laguna Beach Playhouse , has been started by her Art Colony friends . Mrs. Nofziger died last week following a long bat lie with cancer. While tht uact nature of the memorial to be established In her name will be left to her £amily, spon90n of the fund In- dicated they hope there can be aome recognition of her successful campaign to save the old playhwte pepper tree, now the cenlerplect of the Pepper Tree mini· part on the site of the former Ocean Avenue theater. "We would like to heal' memorial 5Uf· gestions from her friends, too," llid Muriel Reynolds. C.OntribuUon.s to the memorial fund should be addressed to the Forest Avenue branch of Security Pacific Bank, where an Inm Nof:tlger Memorial Fund account baa been ut.abllshed. Further lnlormation regarding the fund may be obtained from Mrs. Reynolds, -494-1468 or Ruth Salyer, ·494-4998. A memorial service for Mn. Nofziger will be held at I a.m. 'I'Uelday, AU(. 29, at Wood'• Cove Beach. POW Record Asked WASHINGTON (AP) -A molution asking the President to obtato a complelt accounting ol. l, 757 Americans mWina in action or prlaoners of war in Vietnam has been introduced in the Senate. Sen. John V. Tunney (DCIJil.), lnll'Oduced Monday the measure that calls on .t>rest- dent Nl.xm and the Administration °to use every means at their dilposal" to team the status of all the POW• and M!As. Mrs. Boyd said that the CASBO report was "very butructtve" and that it wu unfortunale that Mr. Pugh did not have the backgroond. Mrs. Gillette, now one of two lnllltes facing recall, said that she felt the fl,2'15 report was "well worth the effort,"· and that school budiela muat be readable to Jay people be<auae lay people pay the bllls. . Unke, ·the other truslel fa~ hcaD chargea, wu absent from the meetm,. Tbomas, board pmtdenl, aold tht reporta pointed out t!>at school .,,. coontlng Is quilt a blt dlllereot from bualneu accounting. He said It wu dllficult for a layman lo pin down what was happening. He llld that Pugh's report wu valuable in one respect and CASSO wu valuable in another. Body in Sailboat Swiss Adventurer NEW ORLEANS (UPI ) -A body found Jn a :it-foot sailboat adrUt In Iha Gulf of Mezico WU tentaUvely JdenUfied as Hans Amaler. 41, a Swisl citii.en at- ternpting a aolo voyage around the world The U.S. Coast Guard oald Monday a Danish freighter, Dragor Naerak, foond the red sailboat Jur-OI adrift In the gulf llltl milu ooutb of Pensacola, Fla. The!re!jliter ifiew llOngsli!ethe smaD craft after getting no respona to a)iJlala, verified that Anlller wu dead and took the aatlboat in tow. PRUDENT BUYING Throughout our 77 y<1•rs of carpet retailing, one fact becomes quite evident -that when money is leu plentiful, people buy better qaaRty. This is contrary to popular belief, but malies • good sen .. if you think about it. When you have to concern your· self with value end performance, you ere likely to buy ben11: qualty, At Alden's in tlie lest tliree years, ou~ per unit sele hes been more expensive carpeting, reflecting this feet. Consequently, we have the largest selection of finer queli· t ies you wiO see anywhere, ell at competitive prices. The end result ·is customer satisfaction, pride eni:I recommendetions which provide our overwhelming source of new busineu. ALDEN'S CAllP'i IS e DRAPES 1UJ l'lec1nti. Aft. COCTA MllA 646 4131 H0UU Mtol. Tlwv l1Ms.. f 19 l:JO-'RI•' 19 f-IAT. 9'.JO 19 J A~ In I MJ Alli Pn!si throa terno ~ wlnnl toorn Couol ~ Ne~ fQ l\ePP Spr Aane· fate< •.w maJn· Wt t was me Ag! in lYI CIU relisl "'Ibo 'wflo l "°' 0 J 72 Im "' I• ·~ Iii .. lie cr. ·~ •• LI g .. <• .. .. .. .. r.: .. • • VOi.'.. 65, NO. 221', 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES ORAN&E COUNTY,~ "• ' . . • TUESO.A Y, AU6UST I, 1972 \ .a'eday'• Fa.al TEN CENTS Saddleback Trustees Defend Hiring of Zogg . DAll.Y PILOT ......... 'CAN'T BE· CQMP l ACENT' ,.._ In N~• ,,n &..ch 0 Agrf:ew Whub lnw Ne wpor t,. . ' ' . Meets . Su pp:orwrs By L p\l'J'ER KJqEG Of .. ~ ':'"' Stiff Amldst tight and pn>else security; Vice Pmident Spiro T. Agnew whiaked throagh Newport Beach MOnday af. terooon, giving a light and br.ay pep talk to campaign. worken at the New· por1er loo and giving wt tropbiel tu the v:r:,~· an exclusive fuod-raillng golf t t at · the nearby Big Cfqyon Countey Club. .Repcrlen ,and TV crews . w e r e marsbaled behind • cordons In tbe Newporter's Moote Coric» room before Apw strode In, JboOt bands with the 65 er ao key volunt.een invited from U.Wghout Squthem calilomia and then ste~ to the l)licropb<ine. Spriiikling bls talk bl>erally With quips, Al!new reminded the gathering .of the fate ol cme Tbomas Dewey Iii 1948. "We can't be complacent," Agnew maintained. "We'Ve got to keep WMlllng. We remember 1941 when T<m Dewey wu a lock for President • • • then we woke up and fwnd be bad lost." Agnew said one of tbe ·keys to wlpninc in 6:, wtflthebe ::i:i VO~~' to recister young voters, Agnew 'said, "'\'here are jult as DJIUIY young people 'who want to vote for ~ Nixon. "Once they !Ind out t&-cheico o(,pro- (See AGNEW~ll , . . Wea~ 5'.alny qlfn lhniup 'wedlli. . daJo, with temperabn of -'IS at the bucbd, rillq to IS Jn. laod. Lows tGolgbl la the IO'L • INSm E 'Jl)DAY ....__ I a::: ...: -1J C.=•=• " --. --. •1u1 I I M -...... .. ,. fW ... ..,., ... .... l ,. .. ._ M • .............. -. --II --. --. -..... ..... ..,...,..,, -. -. -. ---... ~ f "! ~ boliev• that the bat Jn. terests of lducatloa and our -muo•ty bav\.)ea) aerved in that Wt hlJod the man with the _., ,belt qualJlkatlam to be our new 11.q)erinteldmt." trustee Vin- cent Mc<lSJouP told the audience In a prepon!d ........... zoet WU bired-ell a ~I vat. of the boanl at Ill JW, II meetflw. Ha wu ~ alter a One-week aalcll aod In- terview procesa that drew thrte ap- plfcants. Under rules aet by the board, all applicants bad to live 0< wwt In Iha ochool diltrtct. '1blo pollc)' wu atlatked by ..,. JOUlll -)llbo said the -sbould bfVe mode lhll -ID their electioa ........ ~ blnlod that IUCb • plal- form would bave dwJ&«I ber vote. Four of the fin lnlltea ran u a slal4 In the JlllJO I uolllcatlon aod trustee tl«- tlm. ID tlelmdlllc the btrinl decision, lnliteOMdlllloush -tl>et the boml lpenl -» boura Interviewing the Ulm applfcanta. w,ho had each answer«! a oomprebenslve O.ltam questloollllrt. Nixon Policies Ha added that It -bat to hire a loclJ man becaUle tbta. the board would have bad an ~ty to ... him In action. lie aloo pointed out that lt WU cheaper. On the aubject of community Input Into the decUloo, the boar!I· Ditmberl said It bad been publicly ~ tbat a dtclston WU fortlloomlni and that ''OW' pbonel were .qpen. u Tbe teachen' --1&Qom In the ma bad aubmltted ouuestloos for criterto, but 1hrough a rnamnc ml%up, 111e material ruc:bed the boar!I· after tbe In- terviews hid been emducted. Hit McGovern Charges Joblessness Deliberat,e MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -Sen. George S. McGovern charged today that tbe Nix· m adm.inistration bad d e l l b e r a t e 1 r thhnn1 people out of wwk u 1 means ol dealing with lnlla- ID a oew effort to &a\D aupport from in- dividual ...-In the organlud labor movemen~ McGovern apoke here to tbe anriual c:ooventioo of the 500,000-member Amalgamated Mesi CUtten and Butcher Worl<men (AF!,CTO)- Mamenls alter be linlJhed his 17. minute address at the Americana Hotel In the same balln>om where AFI,CTO Irvine District Directors Okay More Facilities . . . Irvine Ranch Waltt DistrlM (IRWDl dlreclort bave &pp'Ovtd a $10.3 million budget f!>" ll'IJ.'IS wbl tors of the public qeiicy require a 5.9- cent tax rate, Ieu· than half of the rate charged district residents last year, General Manager Wiiiiam F. Hurst said. An expected addition of 1,l!OD new customers in the coming year is expected to help inc:reue district operating revenues, he noted. 1'te additions of water and sewer lines wlll l>e paid for with already approved tiood. funds· and moneys provkfaf by land developers. Among the construction Improvements · acheduled. for the coming year are: ~-of a' ...,, ....,,..;, east ol El Toro 118rine· Co<ps air station and a aupply main travertng • proposed 1,200 acre Industrial park Included In the 1,400 acre "Frasier" anneutk>n. -Extension of a sewer trunk maln eastuly aloog the San Diego Freeway to the lutui< regional triangle shopping center at the San Diegi>-Santa Ana Freeway lntenection. -lnstallatioa of a 1ewer bunt main in proposed Harvard Avenue between UC Irvine and 111 aru lylllJ northeast of the pmeat city boundaries and rtlated mains and IUpply llnel In the .... of M,arlne Co<ps Alr station, Santa Ana. -Eztemton of the network of water aloog MacArthur Boulevanl and In two Complex near the booster pump atation supply lines In the Irvine Industrial and reservoir, in the area of UC Irvine, two focatloos In central Irvine. . AD the Improvements wtU require use of Ooly $1.75 mflllon of the more than $17 ,millioo -..i for fmprovemenl !See PUSH, Pqe II President Geor&e Meany snubbed Nlml sevual moatha Ago, McGomu _, by acctamattan the mdonemellt of tbe 1,IOO delegateJ atttJ;x1iog tbe cmveoUon. Tbe delecales Wo voted to pve McGovern '25t000, lbe same amount that tbe Amalgamated Clothing Worbn voted · him Mcmday. McGovern aloo charged that "NII- ooomlcs" fostered a tu atruclun! that rewanfed the rfdl and Plied the mlddle cla!s. He saJd hiJ office uncovered a Federal Trade Comml8lllm lludy aevenl mooths ... that -the top 11111 <lll]lOl'1llilm toot In $15 blllioll a year in monopoly prollts. "I am accmed ol. beiDc a radical on this ma1ter ol tu rolorm, • Mc(lovem said In extemporaoeouo remarb added to his tut. "Wbat I advocate II closing ocme of these wlndlallo for bl& bullnesa that bave the effect of raising the tues of lower Jn. come people. And for that I am being branded • ndleal by Mr. Nlzoa and bla cohorts," be aakl. McGovern now appun to have acbiev- Mesa OKs Police Pact; Irvine _to Act To~t Gherman Quiz On Alleged Land Deal. Continues A preliminary hearing eJ1ml•lns • felony counta Involving a Newport Beach doctor ID an ·allegtd land cl<velopmenl scheme continued today in S 1 n Ba-nardlno. Dr. E. M. Gherman ol Newport Beacl>, lather-In-la• of Rep. Barry Goldwafer Jr. (ll>Calll.), ii .,. of Une -Jn. volved In the cbargts, wbfch atemmed from • slate Real Estate Deparlment in- vestigation of the sale of Iota 11 MoUntain Lakes Estates near Big Bear. · Tbe lnvestigaUon was launched after purchasers complained that utilities promised In advertbemellts wero not In- stalled. Gherman and Jolin A. Pattenon are charged with to counts of mlaleadln& advertising and 19 COllllU of Idling Iota after the Real Estate llepirtmellt bad i5sued a cease and desist order. Tiiey ar< alao charged with ID COllllll of grand theft In coonoctlon with tbe safe of lots at the development. James Morland II the third person named In the ccmplalnt and be IJ cbarg· ed with 15 c:Ounts of mlaleadlnc ad- verltslq. A two to lour week-Ion& municipal court trial In San Bernanllno II expected to follow tbe pr<lfmil)lr)' bearing Into the charges. -" dlllol the..,, •• ··""""" .... l'le-ol-.itr...,..-. rmnl co•nrDmen will a11•lller tbe oo- 11 allglltly -...--they -at 7:» klllgbl. 'lhldOr the Imm of the coub .. -:, mine will pey Costa Mesa $217.Slt a JW' for bUlc polioe -Including two patrol """ each' operatlnl ... 14-bour dally acbedule. Tbe contract begins Sept. I and 1'11111 for two yean un1esa terminated by aUber city. Costa Mesa councllm<n ~led tbe •muluaJ" tmnfrlation language of the original qreement to allow eltber-clly to end the oontnct. Coats Mesa will con- tfnul the patrols In lrvlDe, bonver, for ID clays lollowlng termlnatloo. • Alliltant Irvine City Mana&er Paul Brady said loclay the new lanpage "la a -~-· <Jt1!er leatura ol the anlque COll1racl for publlc ulely aemcea Wbfch repbicea coverage in lrvlDe by ·tbe Orange County Sherill'•· Olllce and the calilornia Highway Pa~, are: -Jrvine, wtU rent and pay for a police aubltatlon at the Unlvenlty Fire Stetlon CID 1.ee Street at Campus Drive. -Costa 11eaa will pn>vlde an equip- ment. and auppl1es fncludln& telephone lines, with Irvine prtllns, to Costa Mesa'• nitchboard. -lrvino, wtU pnrrlde ldentUylng patdles and car labela IDdlcallnl the Irvine Police llepartment for uae by the Costa M.sa ID-man l«<e aervfog new ci- ty. -Coate Mesa'• police bellcopter wUI be available to lrvlDe Cll1IJ en an hourly, u needed bull, with ... recular patrola. -Ir• ID e wfU invlde, but Coal& "'-wtD train, • polioe public ID- lonnatioo olllcer. Suicide: •Too Much Love~ Yo ung Blq n.de Plunge s 21 Floors w Her Dea~h 11LU11 (AP) -A note found In a )'Olq blonde'• car parked below the » 11ary apartment -aid, "! bad to do IL I bad no olber choice. lt'a nobody'• laul~ only too much love.• The note WU ICraWled across I dlamte carton written partlaU, In Gennan and partlally In F.oclllh- "lt _, -much ..... to ..... mlt lak:ide ..... ~ io. mueb loft." Rad Ma Sil. n_. -aaid >•g '8J llitr JS.yur-okl I 1 I I DD t Sdlleler pliqed II Doon to .... - ...... -Iha Ylctlnl'l b\alwl, Dr. Silbert _ .. r •• »7MMld ~ Amirian dllm.llt, "broke Up <i' I plCely' ---of Ills wtlt'• daath. Tiie Uithetlty of lllamf Medical Bulblin(, • .. --u a. lltochemilt, ii two llloda ,,.., tho 1partment llalJdlng .............. Mn. ~,,.,, .. .,. I ed moro than IO pett00l of his &oal of faining tbe lllpport ol unions with ID mllllon membenblp by Labor Day. "Deliberately throwing people out of work -that ls 'NiJ:ooomlcs,' " McGovern said in his propar<d tell. He aaid an additional two mllllon more penuu are out of work now than when Nixon toolt office. "And that'• not accidental ; it'1 by deJip, 11 McGovern aaJd. "The plan Wal to otem lnDatloa by llowlng down the economy.'' But be said tnllation cootinueL Long Meeti ng Awaits Council After Recess • • A bulky, ~ ~,.uatll 1"lne <f'1-wbo, Iller tine -ill, -lbelr ,...iar WMkl1 IChedule of niee11np at 7:1D tonlgllt In city ball, Irvine Town'Center, an cam- pus Drive. ltema ol lntemt en toolgbt'• •&end• Include: -Agreement with the city of Co6ta Mesa &o pn:ivlde police services to Irvine at a yearly cost ol $383~ -Pr<sentetioo by state Sen. Dennil E. carpenter Oil • proposed ISll-Bm!, private bospllal development adjacent to the planned UC Iivlne-CaUlomla College of Medlc:lne teathlng hospital complez. -Contlnuation of a public bearing on the Harker Development Corporatloo'• ~ par<el near El Toro Marine CMJ>a Air Ststloa for wbich a zaoe change lrom agric:ultunl to resldeotfal uae Is aougbt. -Finl rudlng of two city ordinances m:ommended by the planning ...,.. mllslon. One rogulata walls and street1capes and the other subject.I gas stations to city development policies by means of a c:ondltional uae permit -Review of all bidden for a city health and Ille in.ur-program and a city employe pension plan. Services Slated In Costa Mesa For Arlene Nold Funeral aervica are IOI Thuraclay for Newport.Mesa Unllled School Dtstrlct child psycbologlst Arimo Nold, """ died Satorclay alter eigbl yean with the district. Rites for Mn. Nold1 to, of 5398 Ama1ll Drive, Irvine, wlll be at l p.m. In Bell • Broadway MortUUJ Cbipel, Costa Mesa. Originally a ~ nune lllcl latar a llChool none, Mn. Nold becM> t~ alter obtaining ber B.A. and M.A. degrees 1rom car state, Sacramento Collea• In health education. Sbe rwttdled to ber lut pooltlon with the dfstrfct fivt .)'Un ... -olilalnl111 a Master'a 1Jteree ID Pl1CboioeY al car State Lons 1leadl. Amonf -olber actMtles, Mro. Nold WU a -.ber of the National School Plydlolopta'--ttan; tbe llaagblen •of tbe American ReYOlutlon; Eatem Star. Wblte Sltrine and El Toro MCAS,Olllctn' Wini ·au and an,._ a.at Oollep Wini' Oub. Qnfvora loclllde bor bulbend Woody, •-WOOiiy Jr.,cla ......... Mn. llarllara E. "-· llo(h of Colli,!'-; bl-· Howard .... Glam ..... 'Wlaoonoln, &art, of~ Yft, -Bn1Jo ~ ud ''"' Illp. ~.. and !Ina ..- However, McCUiiough noted that the teachers' criteria "compared al.most 1dentk:aUy with the criteria we used.jot Jim Wehan, president of the 1'1atin Setondary Education Asaoclation, chided the boanf for not openly soliciting public input to the criteria ror 1 superintendent. "I would hope that when we pt Into the operation of lbit 1ehool district ,·• Wehan 51id, '"we could flnd a better way of doing thinp than getting Information throu&b tbe grapevine." HIJ remark drew a round of applause from the au· dience. NoTAZBoo•t Clark MA<Gregor, Pr!!ldent Nlxon's campaign d.ir~tor, says the economy-is In such good-shape tbat tbe ad.minis- tration won't have to ask for a tu Increase for tbe next two years. His talk was a rebuttal to a charge by Sen. George McGovern. Are Communists Opening Another Viet Offensive? SAIGON (UPI) -Tanlc~od Communist troops attacked at opposite ends of Iha Indochina batUelront today, lndi,..ting the llalled lour-monlb-old North Viel- namese offensive may be on tbe move again. North Vietnamese troops lecLby_lwge. Soviet·built T$4 tankl attacked the-ee towna in the Cambodian Parrot'• Beak along vital access routes into Smith Viet- nam's strategk Met.111 Delle. S!multaneowly. Cornmuo!Jt forces bal- tled weary South Vietnamese marinel- trylng to recapture Quang Tri city at tho extreme northern end of South Vietnam. Some atrateglsts said the mova m. . dlcated the Communists might be piano ning an attack against Hue, the former Imperial capital 3Z mllea awth of Quang Tri city. Otben said the action might precede a Cornmuo!Jt atlempt to move Into the valuable della aoum and west of Saigon However, the liberal 1!M of tanb alJo~. ed the U.S. campaign to mine Viet. ~ porte Ind the fOlll'IDOfltlHld bombing drive against North Vietname.e atpply lines •pparently bad not driad up the Communist pipeline. Military aourc:es said ii tanb bad been destroyed, mainly by A m e ri c a n airpower, in the tltree-clay .. ld .cambndian drive and nine more ot tbe »-ton vehicles wero wiped out ntar ~ Td city. ID c.mbodla, the Communlata cent.r..i their drive qalnst tbe towns of Pr<J. Vong, Svay Rteng and Kom-Trabek. ' Kompong Trabek, which aloo lr the fOCal point for a major nortlMoutll ci.m. munlst suppl yroute, and Svay Rleng straddle Highway I, the inajor r....i between Saigon aod the Cambodian ,..pllal of Phnom Penh. P>ey v..,. aloo commanda • •tratealc (ltllltlan 33 -~of Kompong Trabet. Tbe Communlata captun,d "loalPWC Trabek 800ll after thf Ntwtll VW i !II !!l!ensi•• -Mardi .... liald lite town unW tt wu recaptund liy Czn, bodlan and South V--"-• Jiiiy .24. C.mbodlan aources uld pew• = :n~ i!~~the ~.::.:<:t ...... lallll1fl -to pooilkn a.. ..... to tic not. • • I . . • 9 DAR V PllGT IS Sons of POWs Will Get Aid \VAl;lllNGTON (AP) -Pral- denl Nl:&on llcnod Into law IOday a bill gMng opecltl tnat1Mnt to "'" of prisoners ot war and sons of men mbsin& In action who apply for ad- mission to the military service academies. The law places them In the highest priority in a category alttady established for sons of service members killed in action or who suffered physical disability. The new consideration ls for sons of civilians as weU 11 servicemen. ln addition, the number eligible ln the catfgory is expandtd from 40 t0 65 stud~ts at West Point. the Naval Acadtmy and the Air Force i\caderny. Capo Official Nixes Guilt In Assaults San Juan Capistrano City Councilman James K. Weathers pleaded innocent t.ionday of four counts of assault with a deadly weapon. Weathers, 37, of 27341 Ortega Highway, was arraigned tn the South Orange Coun· ty Municipal courtroom of Judge Warren" Knight. following the morning ar- raignment. Judge Knight released the councilman on his own r~gnlzance and ordered him to reappear Aug. 18 for a preliminary hearing pending trial. The councilman, elected in April, was arre!ltcd early on the morning of July 27 on charges stemming from an altercation with hi5 estranged wife, Ellen. He i!I charged witr assaulting his wife \\'ilh a motor vehicle; threatening her and Charles King , an acquaintance, with a handgun ; and threatening sheriff's deputies with a shotgun. Under the law, all are considered assaults. According to testimony given in court Monday, Weathers, manager of a hardware store, allegedly rammed bls wife's auto at the Dana Point Marina narking lot and then stepped out of his ~ehicle with the handgun. King, 'Who had been driving behind Weathers' vehicle, stepped out and, ~ollowing a brief struggle, succeeded ln disarming the councilman. King and Mrs. 'Veathen then left the scene separately. Mrs. Weathers went to a friend 's home In Laguna Hills to call sheriff's deputies. The depulles were talking with her at the borne when Weathers allegedly arrived in a taxf at 5:~ a.m. assertedly carrying a .OOtgun. After a brief struggle, he wa!I disarmed by the deputies, tht:y said, and placed un· der arrest. No shots were fired during ei~her ol the Incidents Md there were no injuries, of· ficers said In court. Since his arrest, the councilman has made no public statements regarding lhe incident. He and his wile have two children . Trustees to Meet On Zogg Contract Trustees of the Saddleback Valley Unified School District will meet in clos· ed session next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. to discuss the tenns of a contract with William Zogg, the ne~·ly appointed superintendent. The executive session will bt a prelude to the Aug. 21 regular board meeting. At which time the trustees have indicated they will formally act on the contract. Possible tmns of the contract have not yet been discussed. but the board is re· quired to pay Zogg ... t least his present salary, $30,000 per year, for the next two years under the rules of unification. Zogg is now superintendent of the Tustin Union High School District and must be releas- ed from a contract there prlor to taking over the Saddleback Valley position. OlANGI COAST ts DAILY PILOT T~1 Or1'11f Cw.t DAllV ,llOT, wllll Wlllefl 11 C'Omtllntd *'-N_..,,..., Is Ol.lbllthtd 11¥ "'-Orlr>gl Ca.st l'\llllltl'llflli CORIOM'i'. S9PI· r1t1 ftlrkrtlt 1•1 flUllllUWI, MO!'ld•'i' tllrougl'I Fr1c11r, tor CO.ti M.,., w...._. eucll. 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CiMH'lllL ' ---... .,,.., fl,U ~, h ....,. ll.lS IM'lflllfl """""' -· ... ~ • Solons Kill Third Bid On Gun Bill WASHINGTON (AP) -The Senate t.. d1y re)ecled • lhl?'d attempt to !ltrengthen 1 handgun control bJll. Turned down on a 75 lo 18 roll call vote was an amendment by Sen. AdlaJ Stevenson ([).Ill.), to require reglatrallon or all llandguns and Ucenslng of owners. A bill the Senate started debating Mon· da y would ban the sale of snub-nosed, easily concealed handgW1s not suitable for sporting purposes. They often are called ''Saturday night specials.'' Sen. Birch Bayh (0-lnd.). the bill's chief sponsor, sald it would take out of the marketplact the weapons mOl!lt com· monly used by criminals. The Senate rejected 84 to 7 a substitute proposal by Sen. Philip A. Hart ([). 1\-fich.), to outlaw private possession of all kinds of handguns. Owners who tum· ed in their pistols or revolvers wouJd be protnptly compensated at falr·market value by the government. Then, the Senate defeated 73 to 11 an amendment by Sen. Edward M. KeMedy (0.Mass.), to require registration of all firearms -rifles and shotguris a.s well a.s handguns -and state or federal licens-- lng of all gun owners. The votes were the first taken by the Senate on gun-control legislation since the attempted assassination on May 15 of Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace during his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. It was the wounding of Wallact, 1 foe of further federal firearm controls, that spurred the Senate Judiciary Committee into reporting out the bill sponsored by Bayh. Sen. George S. McGovern, th t Democratic presidential candidate, voted with the majority Monday both times. Patriotic Talk Sparks Shooting In County Bar A reputed leader of an Orange County· based group of patriots is hospitalized to- day after winding up R barroom harangue by crying out: "Give me liber· ty or give me death." and almost gelling the latter. Ford Recalll 1972 Wagons p&ti6tt (AP) -PIN Motor :=-==~~ fttUll~~-== m .~ :::"':...· bumpers. The recall will take 1n 157,461 can. Fon! llld that In approximately 30 perceol ol the earl, a bumper support bracket Is partially block· Ing the 1lol through which the Jack ts auppoaed to be lnlertod. Tbe problem could mokt jacktna lnl· possible or dangerous, lbe corn. pany sald. A spokesman said the possible defect wu discovered during a routine production audlt AEC Outlines Procedures For Hearings Spokesmen for the U.S. Atamlc Energy Commission this week outlined two separate J lethods of tesUfying for persons interested in participating ln licensing hearings this fall on two pr~ posed nuclear rtactors al San Or.ofre. They added that South Coast realdents plaMlng to give Information to the com. mission in the hearings to be stt for sometime this fall can find official source material at the San Clemente Public Library. Potential participants in the lengthy proceedings can do so In one of two ways: -They may make a "limlted appear- ance" and not become a Jeagl party to and proceeding, but may state their position and ask questions. -They make a petition ":or leavt to lntervene." A person who becomes an Jn. tervenor becomes a formal party to the proceeding and will have the right to present evidence and examlne or cross- examine witnesses. tn either cast, say AEC lnformaUon aides, 11ersons planning to appur before the commission must file written peti~ tions to the Secretary of the Commission, U.S. Atomic Energy Com m is s i o n, Washington, D.C .. 2Q54S. The deadline for filing such a petition is Sept. IL Btfore !he hearings actually start in San Clemente on the reactor proposals by two major Southern California utilitits, the AEC will schedule a prehearing conference in tbe area. • Fel ....... Arntff Navy Orders Call For More Women WASlllNGTON CAP> -Followlq the Army'a lead, the N1vx IJJUed aw,.pll>c order• tod1y calllna for equal treatment !or women and opening the way to usiCD them duty aboan! warablpa al ""· Adm. Elmo. R. Zwnwtll Jr., cl1lel of naval operaUo111, aid that once the eon- stilutlonal 1mendment grantin& women eqUll ri&bt• Is r1Ufied by the necePIJ')' 37 states there 11 no rutoD why women couldn't serve at HI, become aviators or attend' tbe Naval Academy 1t Annapolll. There wlll bt aome ln the Navy "who wW be ooncerned" by tbla, Zumwalt told Imliana City Asks U.S. Aid On Gang War GARY, Ind. (AP) -Mayor Richan! G. Hatcher has asked for federal aid to flgbt what police call a gangland DII'COlics war that has left 16 dead in Guy this )'!ar. Tbe battle for control of Illicit narcotics traffic in this northern Indiana steel center has led to If' lta!I a doz.en shootouts. Gary Police Chief Charles Boone aald he asked the U.S. Army to loan him machine guns to equip hi!! street patrolmen. No policemen have been hurt in tbe gun battles, mostly between rival gangs. but Boone says the lives of policemen are heinl threatened. Boone said he hopea ~ equip go patrolman with automatfc weapona if his request ts approved. The department rec<Dily purcbued three machine guns. and Boone said he bu rt<iuisiUoned more. The latest slayings occurred in late Ju. ly v.·hen several men broke into a home and shot to death 11 mother and daugbter. Boone said Doris Young, 4.2, and her daughter, Linda Williams. 19. were killed after rtceiving a warning from the city's dominant street gang, The Family. There have been no arrests in the case. 1 Pentqon news conference. "But there Is no rouon in theory, In IOdology or In equity why women should DOI hav. the aamt opporfunltles that men havt · .•. "The ultimate goal; usl(nnltnt ol women to lhlpa 1t JU, wW be timed to coincide •Ith lull lmpltment.tlon" of the equal rights amendment, he aid. In the meantime, Zumwalt announced that 1 limited number of officers and enlisted women are being usilned to the holplW ship Sanctuary u a pllot pro. grim. Jn the past, women hive atrVed 1bolrd hospllal and tr~port llhlpa, but havt been barred by feilml law lrllm aervlng aboard wmhlps. On Monday; tbt Women's Army Q>rps announced that In ordtr to attract more enlistee> the WAC pllDI to mile Iii uniforw more stylish and the jobt mor1 mlnd..:hallengtng. (See story, Paa• U) Zwnwtll ,llld he would like to .,. tht · Waves, now numbering &,000, doubled or tripled in m. u the Na'}' opem all ratings to women. "To this end the secretary of the Navy and I have established a Wk force to look at all Jaws, regulation.s and policies that must be changed in order to eliminate any disadvantages to women rtJUlting from either legal or attitudinal restrictlons," 1aid Zumwalt. In two years aa the Navy's top 1d· miral, ht has brought about many tradl· lion-shattering changes designed to make Navy Ute more attractive. In his orders, Zumwalt instructed the Navy ta : -Accept applications from women of- fictrs for the Chaplain and Civil Engineer Corps. -Open previously restricted line billets to qualified women once appropriate legislation is authorized. -Open opportunities for promotion of Y.'Omen to admiral ranks "in essentially the same manner as we are con- templating for male officers." --Open midshipmen programs to women at all colleges offering NROTC programs. ~nsider women for selection to the joint war colleges of the armed forces. From P49e J PUSH ... districts two and three. ...... P .. eJ AGNEW ••• -u.... .m bt ""'""'1mlal llUll1l>erf *"° -I to V0C. I« NW>a." Ila otld. ,.... ......... , ..... _,,, lllo '• I ... Nlllol -1111 -to U.. eavtnlom<ol, ...i ...., the radal problem, cf whkll ilt aid: •"All th.II WU bdng &lvtn to the prol>- ltm btfOt< Mr. Nlaoo WU olected WU rll<torlc aod chorlsma. Now, tome $U bUllon bu been spent !or mlnorlUes. ''There ii no more lllllious (hallengt than lot equal opportunity." Acnew. who wu more tban 1 half bout lite for bll Newport appear1nce, warm- ed up the SU-by ltlliq them cf tile ·moment a couple of weeks •ID wbtn Preskl<l!t 111.ton lofonned him he would be on tbe ticket a.gain tb1s ytar. "l was IO elated that t grabbed one of the President'• ......w1 .. and danc<d around the Oval Olfk:e ••• But let me toll )'Oii, Mo! Laird doel a louoy cha cha ." Agnew, !or the time being, anyway gave up acorchlng crllidStlll ol the prt11. But he got bis ~int a..-when he (IVO ·~he lale>I medical n:port from Washinfton, D.C." "Jack AndtrlOr'I 11 ltlll In retrtcUon, .. he llld, relerrtng lo the col111Mllt'1 · amear of Sen. 1boma1 Eae!etoo. He uid the problem wtlh being awa~ from the Capitol on these extenalve cam·' palgn swings"~ thal yro come back and find all your paper work piled up on Jact Anderson's dtsk." Agnew drovt directly to the Irvine C.mpany'a new Bil CanYoQ Coontzy Qub !or the private dinner and awards ceremony upon conciudina hia ZO.mlnute tali:. I There, Secret Service men at every en· trance blocked access by the Public. Tbey wouldn1t even let representative of Lion County Safari Introduce Agnew to Goliath, one ol the ollsprtna of Frasier lbe SeosuOlls Lion, whidl wu caged in the bad< of a striped st.tion wagon out· side the door. l (1~1;: is"::irytol:11':~·=n:.~J been arranged by act.or John Wayne, a Newport Beach resident Among the playen were Ray Bolger, la Brown and Doug Sanders. Agnew went directly bact to Los Angeles alter the ~r. He had been there !or a weekend of golfing (with Governor Reagan, Frank Sinatra and Lloyd Hand) and t e D D la (with Hand and Charlton Heaton). Willard Jordan To Be Installed On Coast Panel Vern Stejskal, 38, of 5521 Tangier Lane, \Huntington Beach, was listed in satisfac- tory condition at Westminster Memorial Hospital today with wounds in the back and hip. And Leonard C. Farley, 35,, of 12112 Buaro St., Garden Grove, subsequently lost his own liberty. - He is held in lieu of $5.000 bail alter being arrested and booked on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder following the fracas late Sunday night. College Board:s· Budget Gets Formal Approval "Effluent water sales resulting from the total water management concept being pursued by the district will add to operating revenue during the new fiscal year and will be a major sourct of revenue for ensuing years,1' Hurst 11id. The dlstrld expects to purchue 13,UO acre feet of imported wter next year at a cost of $MO,OOO -or, 57 percent of the Colorado River supplies homes and in· total water operating expense budget, Hurst noted. Imported water from the dustries in Irvine as well u aome agricultural operationa. A slate of offi<:<:n headed by president- elect Willard Jordan will be Inst.lied Aug. 17 at a banquet of the Orange Coun- ty Coast Association. Robert Meyers, deputy director ol the state department of parks and recreation will be the featured speaker at the diMer m~ting at the Balboa Bay Club at 7 p.m. In addition to Jordan, the new officers to be installed are Richard Stevens, finit vice pmident: c.art Kymla, second vice president: Ralph Kiser, secr:etary, and Jack Feehan, treasurer. lnvestigawn said questioning of wit· nesse!I indicated Stejskal, an official of the Guardians of Freedom, which claims 500 county members , was exhorting patrons in the Circle J Bar. He was lecturing on all Rspeci.. of American heritage including the U.S. Constitution, when he summed it up with Patrick Henry 's famous quote. "Give me Uberty of give me death." Stejskal declared. "Do you really mean that?" patrons quoted Farley as replying. "Yeah," the victim told the other patron. Gunfire suddenly blazed, As Stejskal ducked. narrowly avoiding being shot in the head by at least one of four small caliber pistol shots fired. Investgators said two of the slugs found their mark. "The suspect apparently produced a gui. and began shooting the victim," Westminster Police Sgt. Frank Fisher theorized. "( admit It sounds bizarre , .• " he conlinued. "Even for a barroom situa· tion." "The speech was apparently addreued to a number of people," Sgt. Fisher con- tinued. Trustees of the Saddle.back Commµnlty College District formally approved an $8.5 million budget and a 2kent lncnase in the tax rate after brief public hearlnp Monday. But before trustees unanimously ap- Air Board Sets Meeting in LA California Air Resources B o a r d members will meet at 10 a.m. Wednes- day in Los Angeles to discuss several standards in the state's plan to improve the air quillty in southern California. In Room 1534 of the U.S. Courthouse, 312 N. Spring St., the board will consider a proposed State Emergency Episode Plan and the regulation of oxldts of nitrogen emission!! from stationary sources in six Southern California coun· lies. The agenda will also include discussion of major 1973-74 budget pn>posalJ and a schedule for the 1nstatlatlon of exhaust control devices on 19~ vehicles. Figure in 'Shakedown' Case Drops From View Westminster Mayor Derek McWhlnney, who reportedly bis betn questioned ln connection wilh a $5,000 ''polltlcAI eon· trlbution" invt1lving Fountain Valley's Mlle Squa,. Park, has dropped from publle vlew in recent days. McWbtnney, chairman of the Orange County Transit District Board of Dl.rec- ton. falled to appear Mond1y 1t the board's regular meeting. Seere:t1rles 1t Westminster Memorial Park where: Mt:Whlnney worb report he is "oul of town until Wednesday." They say they don't know where he ts. Dutinf Monday'a transit board meeUng, ~rvlaor Ralph Clsrk, who acted as cbaltman, llld ilt had been told that M~WlllM,e1. ••11 tied up with aome 1minat and 11\t.f be In lat«." ftut V.cW!llnney dldll'l lho'I! \Ip. . 'Ille Westmlnsler City Council Is tcl>eduled fo meet tonl(l>t and di)' ol· liclAI& said u.., 1"ti. n6t oertaln that M<Whlnn<r """'Id be In atlendance. Soma lnformanla have alloced that M<WbJMeJ, wwkini with TOd Fujita, WtltmlOlttt p I an n Ing commiJSlooer, suggested that George M u r a I , leaseholder for 213 acres of Mile Square Pnrk land, "contribute $10,000 to a supervisorla! reelection campaign." According to Mura.i's attorney, James Okauki of Santa Ana, F'lljit. accepted 1 $5.000 cash payment from Mural Wt month in the pruence ol lnvestlcator1 from the Orange County Olstrld At· torney's Office. Olstrld Attorney Cecil Hicks 1ald Fri· day lbal Fujit. wu temporarily det.lned and questioned. Tbe ln•.,tfaatkln of the Mlle Square ;n. ddeot atorted In June when Mural c:alled the olllce of Supervisor David L. ea .. r and c:omplained ol tbe CODlrlbutl(IO IRlf' l'SIJoo. Baker salct Iut wetlt that he tm- niediate\y lofonned the Olstrlct At• torD01'1 om... 'l1lt Orul&• Cllllnty Grand J"'1 wUl bqln hiu1llc tuttmooy .. the -A•l-12, Hieb llld. F'lljit. arrd all othen =-led With the .... admit belni ~ bJ dlstrlct attomey'a lnvatlpton 1lat doa1 MJ' knowledge of the allep! ..,.-_ proved the financial document for the new fiscal year Board Chairman Patrick Backus registered bis dissatisfaction of a 14.$-cent increase in the tax rite to finance the district costs for a proposed math-science building. Backus nonetheless joined the rest "' truJtees In approving the budget which calls for 1 total taJ rate of $64.t cenu per $100 of assessed valuation. The bulk of the Increases, say ad· ministration spokesman, Is due to the commitment ol $1.71 million for the library<;lawoom complei now under construction the campus. Last fiscal year's tu rate was 41.7 cents. The 23-etnt increase will mean ad· ditional annual taus of about S1! to the owner of a house appraised at $40,fKKt. Body in Sailboat Swiss Adventurer NEW ORLEANS (UPI I -A body found in a 29-foot sailboat adrift in the Gulf of Mexico was tentatively identified as Hans Amsler, 481 a Swlu citizen at- ten1pting a solo voyage around lhe world The U.S. Coast Guard uid Monday a Danish freighter, Dragor Naerlk, found the red sailboat Jur-OJ adrift In the gull UK> miles south of Pensacola, Fla. The freighter drew along.s ide the 1ma.ll craft after getting no response to s.ignals, verified that Amsler wa.s dead and took the sailboat in tow . Ticktts for the $'1.50 dinner are available through the Huntlngton Belch Chamber of Commerce offlCe, 18581 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach, 92648. POW Record Asked WASHINGTON (AP) - A re>olullon asklng the President to obtain a complete accounting of 1,757 Americans missing in action or priJoners of war in Vietnam has been introduced in the Senate. Sen. John V. Twmey (D-Calil. J, introdue<d Monday the measure that calls on t>resi.. dent Nixon and tbe Administration "to use every means at their disposal" to learn the status of all the POWs and M!As. PRUDENT BUYING Throughout our 77 yeers of cerpet retailing, one fact becomes quite evident -that when money is less plentiful, people buy better quality. This h contrary to popular bel ief, but makes e good sense if you think ebout it. When you have to concern your- self with velue end performance, you are likely to buy better qllalty. At Alden'• in tlie lest three yeen, our per unit sale hea been more expensive carpeting, reflecting this feet. Consequently, we have the largest selaction of finer quali- ties you will see anywhere, all et competitive prices. The end result is customer aetisfection, pride end reclimrMndetion1 which provide our overwhelmin g aource of new business. ALDEN'S CARPI IS e DRAPES 1'6J PlllC1lllll Awe. . COSTA MIU 646 41ll H0UU: Mon. TlllV 'TIMO., t lo J:30-Pltl. t t. t-SAT. t:JO te J ' -- Yi ... ] 1 1 (<\ fl.I 1 "'°' cell r.ra disl ... '11!1 .. blsl pos Sui adc .. "" 1811 pat .... Pal 1 ..,, whl bo• of ! boa JasJ llig' T "°" di• cril mu er• au F Inc I dee I F I ..~ ' ~ COt bu( or ~ t1n1 get 1 ""' 'l1it bet $ 1~ F 1 (el1 de< )IOI u. c yot mo lNJ llOI 1114 1 ed .i · .... :.tu •IM I 'to up pal 1 a "" ... ' UM "" nl Id J ... .. .. iiug'8n Beaeh l;j,jf·· Valley l'od y'• F .. al N.Y. Ste+• yot.;.~. NO. 221: 4 SECTIONS, IO PA6ES • ORAN6E COUNTY: CAUFORNIA TUESDAY, AUGUST I, 1972 TEN CENTS . Beach Council Delay·s BlUff Tract Decision Huntingwn Truswes al the li>dlan burial ....... . Ree tmtimellll ....... --.,, all U-who apoke durlnc a btal<d pubUc bloriol· '"lbete -..., lie of -IJD. ~. but ooly lo a apodaJ 1111e .... t .,....P, DOI lo the dly'1 1 e ,OOD mldenll," argued James DeGuelle, a B1mllqtoo lleadlraldot>L ·"We have another cue-of the tall wag~ glng the cios, We lbould ltllJd up !or the people lo H1111tiqlon Beach. Wbai Tillie It 11111 lo llO,OOll resldenll thal Ibey thould buy the tit.I" be challeo&«!· "I'm -lle<I by aoyooe lhlnklq the value of a houJe It more lban ao an:beoJosi<ol Ille,.. r<plled .. angry Mn. Glbbl. "Wbal value do )'OU piece oo educe· lion?" uked Councilman' Henry Duke. But Oiubcl!mJa Jmy Matney was the moll lnflamed by •DeGIJelle's comment: "II you lived here liO ye•rt lilce you alw111 ~. )'OU'd know lbel'tl lsn't one perk lo thlt whole quarter aectJon. I want to save It for park." Developert who originally waol<d lo bt.llld homes on I.he whole plot have amended their lroct doslgn to includ< 137 homes, wbile luvin1 the 8.( acres oPeD u part . • The· developer wants the city to buy the land. City Adminlstrator Davkl Rowlands told ceuncllm<n the pllMlnC •!all 1111 deVised a new plan which would nllow N. Viet Tanl{s on Meadow Homu, the dove._, to build mort unit.a with a planned development, wblle dedlcatlnc the 1.4 ..,... lo the city. Counc::ilmen also want to explore the posslbilll)' ol a joint powert __,1 with FOW>IAID Vall<y under wblcb thlt cily -1d buy five acrea and HimUnc!Oll Beach couJd purchase to tCl"'e9' for • l111er park oo the blul!&. Matney explained that tueh a joint powera venture wwld allow the ctiles to IS..· INDIANS, Pas• I) Move OKBuilget Commun~t Offensive Beginning Anew in South? By JOHN ZAu.Ell ot .. °'"' "'* ..... Truma ol the Htmllqtoa Boch Cily (elementary) School Diltrk:I p-. fl:~ million budcel Monday nJ&bl. Tiie budget: -Provides i.achm and !IM-leaching workers with raises of 2. 7S and S.5 per, cent respective!¥. -"Beefl up" up the ed0 cttlol)a1 irt>' sram ol the dlsltict In oevenl oreaa. -locrules the cub ..... ol the dislrlct by $1311,000. -i-ers the dillricl lu rot. by five CtS111 lo $UI Pl" .. a•.....i .......... 'I11il year it wu St.16. "I .,.., 'lhilil: al anotller-time la &!'" hlllory of Ibis dlltric$.wb"1 ""I' - position bu ....... -·" Aid Depuly ~ Qiarles Palmer follow1DC odoptioo ol the bodiet. "We-are able' to 1mirovt Our ·pro-sram. • lllS ..,.,.,.,_ ir~ rabet, and lo•er tlio tu rit<. 'lbl pitronl of tla Cilt' .... ~~ certainly In .. ....sllllt • Palmer Aid. . Tiuai.et. ldopled lhO b u d I e t unanimoUllJ' alter a ~ bwini at which no one oflered an Opinion ' Ill the board. Tiie ~ approval Included the vote ol K. Dole Bush, who· won ·a out on the board agalnsl ·three , other chall .. JFS last week and wu sworn In Monday nl~ dislrlct'• strong financial potltlon comes despite earlier fura that the dlstricl might be ltclnl a mild budget Crim. Two montlll IC"> In facl. ad- ministrators were e-ipect.ing tu in- crease.-ol 11 much .as It cenll P"'. $100 assessed valuation.. · . • Palmer eave two rt&IODI wby the tax lnctt..., llllddOnly became a w -·· Firlt he told, the volae ol taub1e ...Wth1tn the dillricl -by u percent. And oeconc1 Palmer Aid. a ''windfall" contained tn"Govemar lleqan't tchool budget 11vea the dlstricl -$140,llOO)> or about $11 per student. . As' a moderately wealthy dlltrlct, Hun- thigton Beach bad not been upec1ed lo 1et Ibis $19. . Tiie lllO)ley aet uide for teach« , ..... hu nol been accepled by the &eochm. 'ltley are holdlog oul for lligllUy blgber benefits. $15 Million .Bond ,. JI;' Mft.Y ,M.Of ._ ..... s ... 1 ... w1 Th.vls,llo1Vers, 4, geJS a free ride ·fri>m . Ilia mother, Patti ~wen, u the two eqjoy an· oi.he.rlllo't stimmer day a:t Lake Patlt bi Huntington Beach. SAIGON (UPI) -Tank·i<d Communist lroopa a-at·_.ite endJ of the Indochina baltldronl loday, lndlcallng the stalled lour-monll><>ld North Viet· n1.meae offensive may be on the move again. North Vietnamese troops led by buge, Soviel-buill ~ tanks altacked lhree towns in the Cambodian Parrot's Beat ak>ng vital access NUtes into South Viet· nam'1 slra&.gle Mekong Delta. Simultaneously, C.Ommunist forces bat· Ued weary South Vietnamese marinea trying to recapture Quang Tri city at the extreme northern end of South Vietnam. Some strategista said the move.s in- dicated the Communists might be plan- ning 1n attack against Hue, ~ formtr Rare Opening ¥ove 1f9de By Fischer REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) -Bobby Fischer, arriving seven minutes late, opened the 12th game of bit world cham- pionship chess match against Borla Spassky today with an unusual queen bishop's pawn move. The Rusaian champion arrived on time bul then lefl the IUlge ol the playing hall lo awall the U.S. challenger's arrival and opening move. B ' · The American, who bas beal tai. !or each . Fireman's every game IO lar In the $1511,000 match. ... abowed up after seven minutes and D.~~tions . ~ave P1~i'!~!':;"J:="::.r-;:;·11as • . varied lrom bis lavorit. king pawn Lif. £ B · 2 opening in the match. . . e o_ oy, Fischer then got up from bit 1470 black leather swivel chair and complained to lnslructiool . ol a Hunlihgtoo Beach referee Lothar Schmid about the grinding lfrOmin -.,. liist'l'Ulneitta! Monday noise· of the air condlti-g. aflemoiln.Jn aevh!t lhe life of a 2-yelJ'o Spa3Slcy, woo won the lllb game ol Ille old lol·lfler' he feO lnlert Thelry received en while Fischer sat over Ille board, then .,,......., call at 3:20 p.m. from Mn. returned to respond with hit king pawn. Robert Rumford of 17141 Mart.. Lane. Fischer played tennlt early loday, then Htllltlrtctlm -· wbo laid the boy had rewrned lo bit bole! room and pulled 1aUm IDlo her pOoL down the shades against tbt rising sun to Tiie boy, Louil D. Valeotm. of J!la<.'<ll-catch IMle aleep btlor< the game. tia, had -pilled from the pool by his The 29-yeRN>ld chess genluJ from ~~ ..-Louis. The lather wu America worked out on the l<nn1I court d .,...._ 1!' ~ the lad, according lo against Yugoslav Graodmalter Svetozar Issue Supporte ~-.:ne.i ·_;th 1o _th ~~· ~ ~ ~me::::u;.: , h } tec:hn_'qua with Mtl. Rumford who riUb-ieam btfore 1 t r e D u o u • cbesl For High: Sc 00 . !i 10 Ille• fall\"' aod ~ 1!Jm oo its 1oumamenu. -.. Gligoric said, "We did not go Into Trusloet of the Huntlngl.\lo Btlcb dty> '.~"=~~::r.:.'ie'·-:i= . =~=-bul°'~a~;:.~:~t (elementArl) School DWrict _., ... rii•.mt til •lhmUngtnn,..,,.ten:.... Spusky'• brllllaol victory SUnday, declared their aupporl lor the high tchool IDlllllly llooplW. lie bu now been reJeu. which came lfi.t a shattering rtm of fi~e bOnd Issue which goa before voters sept. ed Md is •t bome. clefeals and three draws, cut F!Jcber'• It. . . Mrt. Bumford told .~ Iha& her lead 1o &II lo'" points. On a unaolmooo vote. -· 'urled '"'"*"" ll'all :.1u1r plaeecl .n· e Fischer aUll needs another siJ polntJ to Tot..-approval of a $IS mll)lon . bond ~~rm theif phme ~ ~ win lbe UUe while Spwky needs another mwure. Tiie money 'Would bO Uled lo · ' ' bad -"~~ ..... ~ the 7u In'• lo -lain bis world cbam· build one ... high -.. Ille -lilt two. ilintllt. . ~--n po ~ .. 1Jqtoa Beacb Unloo HJcJ> School Diltrld r·~· '""."'...,......;...,...;;.·· ...,...,...,;_ ..... _ _:P_m_sb_iP_· --------. and lo apand two othen. . .. • • 'lbt-~-ba...... o· hd G·1 •• 1o n11eve ... er • ...., ~ • · · · • .. ... -.. ay· I .._ "I Founl&ln Vallty 11]111 Sdlpaj wb1c11 , ''" • J ~ •• .... .. ... bulll for l,000 Id ....,. .... , .. -bdoreaoew-eaba l!ullt, accordlnc lo tcbool ollldalt. lna&i-.lm! ___ _ to bril!I Hunllnllnn -llf&lt Sdlool up IO eartbqaaka -.. lo ... pand ................ Fathion Show Designed for Wife ~~..,.owt11e...i11 a -IY." .....U.C lo 90perii.. ,..... S. A. Mofftll, W U., alto had ,_..tloot. Heaaldt-... -..i...-lllf $IJ m1llloo ~ ,, , ... ,... ........ ==-Hztlle~allm: lchool. A ntlJ>l,...-•lalift al the ltiP -____ lo......,_ tqdl 'lonl to lralltel al tWr Diil .. I' .......... ' j I I Imperial capital 32 mil .. IOUth ol ~ Tri di)'. Otlltn Aid the action mllht precede a Communist attempt to move into the valuable dtlta aoulll and west of Sa1gon. However, the liberal cse of tank& show· ed the U.S. campaign to mine Viet· namese ports and the four-month-old bombing drive against North Vietnamese supply Unea 1pparently had not dried up the Communist. pipeline. Military sources said 21 tanks had been destroyed, mainly by A m e r i c a n alrpower, in the three-day-old Cambodian drive and nine more ol the 36-t.on vehicles were wiped out near Quang Tri city. In Clmbodl1t the Communists centered tbelr drive 1gainst tM towns of Prey Veng, Svay Rleng and Xompong Trabei. Kom;>c1111 Trabtk, which alto It !he focal point for a m1jor nortb-aouth Com. munist suppl yroute, and Svay Rleng straddle Highway 1, the rriajor road between Saigon and the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh. Prty Veng also commands 1 1trateglc position S3 miles north of Xompong Trabek. The Communists captured Kompong Trabek IOOn arter lhe North Vietnamese offensive started Marcil 30 and held the town until tt wa1 recaptured by Cam .. bodian and South Vietnamese troops on July 24. Clmbodian IOUJ'ets said govermnent lroops pulled out ol lhe ceni.t of the city Capsule Council Action ~ lo capsule form. ara lba Jllljor -tU.. Monday nigbl by the INnllnilol -CllJ Conncil: • llVILl>ING: Delayed a proposed buildlnJ m«atorlwn m Iba Town Loi -. T11tn wtrt ooJ1 five -...,, pr....,I aod It llket ala lo lmpooe a zmntorium. · ARCHEOLOGY: Decided lo lludy altemete plans for developing hom., on the blul/1 near Ellis Avenue, without dettroylng an archeoloflcel 11&. and a large stand of Eucalyptus t.reet. BOYS a.VB: Extended for one year an option 'XI one acre of land in <Jn'ia Carr Park so the Boys Club can put together plant for a oew hea<f.. quarters. BEACH: Passed a ruolutlon urging lhe state lo buy tilt 2.5 mlles o! pri.. vate beach owned by the H\DlUngtcG Pacific Corp. FREE a.JNIC: Approved a 131111 monthly subsidy by the city lo the Jlurt. 1in1100 Beeclt Free Cllolc. Council OKs Exwnsion Of Club's_Land Option Huntington Beach City Colmcilmen agreed Monday nigbi to extend a one- year oplloo lo the Boys Club lo buy an ocre ol lend In Otril Carr Park. The Boys Club plana to build a $il00,000 lieadquartm building on the one-acre plol al lhe llOOtheut comer of Heil Avenue and Springdale SlretL Councilman Henry Duk• queallooed whether the di)' ougbl lo lurn public park lend ower lo a apectaJ lrrtmsl O'OLIP· .• "U we allow !his, where clo we tell !he 1Y' or Boy Scouts to ltop or start?" Duke asted. "I'm nol &1alnst lhe club. I bave lour boys and we live only lwo blocu from It. But if we aet a precedent, where do we stop It," be continued. erclse room, game room, library. crafts room, storage areas and offices. It Is ex· peeled to serve about 4,500 boys in northeast Hunllngton Beach. The Boys Club will cvnlinue to operate Ill current factlil)' at !II Yorktown Ave. A ~year utenslon on the purchase option wu needed lo allow the Boys Club to c:onllnue Ill ltmcl raising campaign lo build the new headquarters. Council Ruling On Moratorium Runs Into Delay Tom Severns, the cit1'• director of eD6 Huntington Beach councllmea had to vlroomental resources, pointed oul thal Otrlt carr Park 1a still u acres. con-bypeu actlcxt Monday night oo • pro- lldtnbfy lat(..-than !he part once p1ao. POied !our-month building morotorlum In aed for thll 1lle, IO lba other icre wu the Town Lot ..ctor became then were cleclared turplua. loo few mernben -L Dlrec:IOn ol lba cbamher ol commerce II tUOI lllX CGU!lcilmen lo tovoke a uted c:ourx:Umm lo ccmslcler .tich. In-moratorium and only five wtn present dlvldual cue .., Ill own merits, and not Monday, wilh Mayor Al Coen and Coun- --u aetllna: a pn<>edenl for dlmao Dooald Sblpier ... -Uon. -*her. Tbe moratorium will be lnuPI belcn Tbe 'lfllnu.,ten -YMCA bu Ilk· the coundl again CX1 AUJ. 11. od to leaae -......,. ta the ceotrpl Qty planrWw conirn-. aro urs· pork IOI' Ill beadquarten, but coun-i,,. a lour......0. ban • a11..,.1iu11c11op ci1men Indicated they woold be ..... lo the .,... bounded by 1711t and ~ moctaot about lreoq centtal park land. Well llreett, Palm A-al Paci11C "I wotdtl look crltlcally al lft1lhlnl In Coesl High-. Tiie lull Toa Lot ...,_ the -.J part," Oouncilman Jack llon -ol !Ille way lo Ith -. Gmn nNt•IOlded. "Bui II the YMCA Dlrectan of lhe chamber o1 '*'"'*"" pul a IW!lntnllll pool lil _ ... part, 1'4-olf!dollJ aqod..lbe dty ...... .,.,a .. look aerlouoly al U. • '""~ wlllcb ~ alloor lllP nae ~1;"4 !lava a policy of -lo tba Town Lot-. lo tlto lfUlat utenl with The cblmbee communlqua UAd lba -....... but not I e 11111 l dty lo -.iiele a Melt rill -Wllli(n pni:edeuta, "yr. ado¥-"We cao lhe time llmll ol lba ~ - al""11 bn ......... down." - Tiit 1"1411 , ...,. Qab baadquarten ~ wtlltWd --• tlto --a~ U• pr'l*od-.-,olPi- I • • loday In the face or the Communist ad· vaoce, falling back lo )"llltlom five mllea to the west. Cambodian Presldent Lon Nol con- sidered the situation serious toough to Dy to Ne1k Luong, J2 miles IOUtbeut~ Phnom Penh, to confer with his top ~ Ileen and memben of the South Viet-- namese command from lhe nearby Allied marine b&se. Military sources said at least 30 olhtt Communist tanks and about 3,Q Com- munist troops had been spotted near Prey Veng. Sources al.90 said a "large number" of tanks and ground forcea were reported near Svay Rieng:. Reports aald there Wert at lutt II (See CAMBODIA, Pap I) S peechmaker Almost Gets Death Wish A "PUied leeder of en Orange CountJ" based group of pebiols ls hospitalized loo day 11&.r wlndjng up a barroom harangue by crying out: "Give me Uber-. ty or give me death," and l1most gettlnC the latt.er. Vern Stejskal, 31, of 5521 Tangier Lane, Huntington Beach, WU listed in salilfac- tory condition at Westminster Memorial Hospital loda1 wllb WOtmdl in the badr and hip. And Leonard C. Far~y, S5, of 1!712 Buaro St., Garden Grove, subsequently lost bit own liberty. He is beld In lieu of $5,llOO bail llter being amsted and booked 00 IUSpicioo of assault with Intent to commit murder following the lra<11 late Sunday n!ghL lnvestigalon said qtleltJooln& ol wll- nwes lndiuted SteJskal, an official of the Guardian.I of Freedom, wbJcb claims 500 county memberr, w11 exhorting petrom In the Circle J Bar. Be WU lecturing 00 all aspecla ol American heritage including: the U.S. Constilulion, when he summed It iJp with Patrick' Bem:v's famous quote. "Give me liberty or give me death • St<jskol declared. ' "Do you really me.ID that?" pa.trol\I quoted Farley u replying. "Yeah," the victim !Old the other petroo. Gunfire lllddenly bllied, 11 SteJWI ducked, narrowly POldlog bein& thot In the heed by al 1 ... 1 -ol lour tmlfl caliber pistol aboll flre4. lnvatgaloro laid two al Iba tlup (Seo UBER TY, Pago I) Orange Weatlter SUnny again through Wedllt• day, with t.mperobft " ......., 72 11 !he beacbet, risJn& lo • JD. ~ Lowa lonJlht lo tho m'L INSmE TODAY Rub'in fO'JIUf'Ticcnc• Cortn, boxing's bod bo~. .,Ml f00911t for th< middlcwi(lhl .U..pfoit. •lllp of lhc tDOFl<I "' 111114. gel hit ·-fi(lhllng .... .,_. torv. Noia lie ii -"' loll, el 1!4lnoou. N. Y., .--of .,.,,. dftl Of wllfch M oM - olltm 1<11/ llc ii flt-~ 8""'1 °" Pao• u. SJ ~ :: --. ....... ,, .... .. la' t l I • ....... .. .. .. r: ........ ~~: ..._ " ::.:--= --. =' •. 5 : =-= w~~ • .. • • I IMJLV PILOT H TlllOllr, 1-1 I, tm Mayor Quizzed-. 'Out' Westminster Officia l Drops From View Werunimter Mayor Dettk McWhlnney, Wbo l't\'°riedJy bas bton questioned in cooncctioo with a IS.000 "poUtial con- tribution" innlvlng Fountain Valley's Mlle Squll'fl Park, has dropped from p.ibllc view In recent days. McWbinney, chalnnan of the Orange County Transit Ditlrict Board Of Dire<· tors. failed to ~ar Monday at the board'a regular meeting. Secrelarkls at WtJlll>insltt Memor1'1 Parle where McWhinney worts report be is "out of town until Wednesday." 'l'hey uy they don't know where he is. Du.ring Monda.y 's transit b o ~rd meeting, Superviior Ralph Clark, who acted u chalnnan. aaid he had been told lhlt McWbinney, "is Ued up with IOO'le bullnna 1114 may ba In lattr.• But 1'cWhiDAey dtdft't lhow up. The Westminster City Council Is acheduled to meet tonight and city of- ficials sald they were not certain that McWhiMe)' would be in attendance. Some ln!ormants have alleged that McWhlnney, working wilh Tad Fujita, Westminster p I 1 on in g commWioner, suggested that George M u r 3 1 , leaseholder for 213 acres of Mile Square Park land, "contribute $10.CM» to a supervlsorlal reelection campaign." According to Murai 's attorney, James Okuaki of Santa Ana, Fujita accepted a $5,000 cash payment from Mural last month in the presence of Investigators !rom the Orange County Di.strict At· t.MJ'• Ofllel. Dlairic! AllOllll1 Ced! -.... 111> day that Fujita ""' temporarily delalnod and qutstlooed. 'M)f: investigation of the MUe Square lDoo cldent alan.d in Jone when Mural called the oUJce of Supervlsor David L. Bater and complained of the contrlbuUon .sua· cestlon. Baker uid tut wee~ that be Im· mediately Informed the District At· tomey'1 Office. The Oranga Coonty Gl'lllCI Jury wUJ begin hearing testimony on the case Aug. 22, Hicks 1ald. Fujita and all ()\hers connected with the cue admit being queslloned by diltrk:t attorney's investigators but deny any knowledge of the aliqed plymt!ll. Making Headway f'romPageJ CAMBODI A . Police Probe Tang"led • • lanb still operational around Kompong Trabek but they were not participating in the fighting. One Communist tank fought Its way Into the city before it was destroyed. Web in Narcotic Cas e Near Quang Tri city in northern Scuth Vietnam, elite marine units were bll with 300 rounds of artillery and mortar fire while jockeying for posilion around the city's walled citadel -the Communist stronghold. By JActt: CHAPPELL Of IM Dal,., 11"1 .. I t"ff A tangled trail of phony identification papers and pas!ports, commercial drug adivities In exclusive Laguna Beach hilltop homes, a network of psychedelic dope pushers -police clabn they"ra tying it all togtther in their penetraUon of the Brotherhood of Eternal Love. Their arrests thus far have included one young Laguna Beach businessman who aat as a member of an oral board that acreened police department a~ pUcant.s to detennlne their filn<u u potenllaJ officers. The Brotherhood Is uld by polloe to be 1 major, if not lhe major, supplier and distributor of LSD, hashish and hashlsb ell In the United States. Jt .. dope merchants plied lhe world, ac- cording to police, who have tt:port.s of the Brotherhood's unique products turning up in such diverse places u Australia, Hawaii, New Jersey and Vancouver. In "French Connection" style, the Brolberbood members filled coucealed compartmenta in trucks and campers with hubiab in Middle East and Indian ports than thr.n shipped them home to the United States where they entered the Fourth Director Quits Council The fourth executive director of the strife-torn Orange County Community Action Council has ruigned h1t post, it WU Ju.med today. Antonio Tinajero, 49, of San Antonio, Texas, bad held the job f« the past five months. He was appointed to succeed Clrk>s Ramos, who resigned the StS,000 a year post almost a ~ar ago. Tinajero told the CAC boanl oJ dlrtetora that h< wanted to return to his funlly in Tes.as . During his short term the poverty· fighting organization has betn plagued with resignations and perBOnality con- flicts which have conlinued to mar Its Iii-year hJJtoey. The CAC governing board plans to meet soon to appoint an interim director. FroMPage1 LIBERTY ••. found their mark. "The suspect. apparently produced a ·tw-and began shootina; the victim," Wertmlnster Police Sgt. Frank Fistler tbeoriud. "I admit it sounds bizarre ... " he continued. "Eftn for a barroom aitua· t1on ." "The. speech was apparenUy addressed to a number of people," S(t. Fisher con- tinued. OIAN•I COAST Ml DAILY PILOT I country through Portland or Long Beach port>. The trail , police say, lead to person5 believed to be pillars of the youth culture, people like Jim Otto, owner of the Sound Spectrum record shop in Laguna Beach. He has been indicted by the Grand Jury. Otto led a move several years ago for legitimacy for the small, then just emerging youth-<lrlented shops In Laguna Beach. It was a sort of nonestabllshmf'.nt chamber of commerce called the Laguna Business Association. Otto also has been seated in meetings of an oral police screening board which questioned police department applicants. Otto , now free on $50,000 bail, was one of 29 persons indicted by the Orange County Grand Jury on charges of con· spiracy to organize sales of dangerous drugs and a variety of other drug related charges. Police said Otto, 27, ()f 430 Ashton Drive, Ls accused of conspiracy to sell dangerous drugs, sale of marijuana. sale of dangerous drugs, possession of co- caine with intent to sell, maintaining a house for use and sale of drugs and other dope charges. Other indictments named perJOns from Laguna Beach and some already in custody who have been arrested and con- victed (Jn drug related charges. Laguna Beach Police detect ive Sgt. filil Purcell held up what looked to be an organization chart. Lines ran from a name taped over al the top of the chart, the "Mister Big'' who is still at large. The lines ran lo various boxes, boxes that were titled "Costa Rica," "Laguna Beach", "Mirlposa" among others. Purcell said that investigation or the Brotherhood was from the first based (Jn the belief that the people out in Woodland Drive weren't just providing their ()Wn marijuana « hashish for their own use alone. The investigation was made difficult by duplicate and false Identifications, he said. Exclusive houses in the hills of Laguna Beach were rented by Brotherhood mem- bers to be used as "stashpads." Rents of those homes in the city's fashionable neighborhoods C()mmonly ran from $350 to $400 a month, Purcell said. 2 Men Hold Up Bank BERKELEY {AP) -Police said one holdup man got $3 ,595 1'f()nday afternoon from the Bank of America branch at 1536 Shattuck Ave .• by shoving a note to L teller while another man stood watch at the door. No gun was seen. Military sources said 175 marines had been kille':I and 700 wounded -roughly two of the nine battalions In the area - since the marines took an active part in the light 11 days ago. The marines tt:lieved a battered South Vietnamese paratrooper unit that was unable to recapture the clladel. The marines also have been unable to recap- ture lhe fortress or take biclr. valuable territory relinquished by the paratroopers. Indiana Cit y Asks U.S. Aid On Gang War GARY, Ind. (AP) -Mayor Richard G. Hatcher hu asked for federal aid to fight what police call a gangland narcotics •·ar that has left 16 dead in Gary this year. The battle for control of Hlicit narcotics traffic in this northern Indiana steel center has led to at least a doz.en shootouts. Gary Police Chief Charles Boone said he asked the U.S. Army to loan him machine guns to equip his street · palrolmcn. No policemen have been hurt in the sun battles. mostly between rival gangs, but Boone says the lives of policemen are being threatened. Boone said he hopes to equip 60 patrolman with automatic weapons if his request is approvtd. The department recently purchased three machine guns, and Boone uld ~baa r.qul1rtiooed more. City vs. School On Court Tonig ht A basketball game in which the players can be expected to score more laughs than field goals ls on tap tonight in Foun- tain Valley. Fountain Valley school trustees and ad· ministrators will be pumping and jum- ping against city councilmen and city employes beginning at I o·clock tn tbe Los Alnlgos High School gym. The public Is invited to watch the "grudge match" without charge. • An old wooden wln reel and a UlUe lm11lnallon maka for 111m_. fun for lhla MontaomeJ1, Ala. 1011111 u lie ract1 llll 'twC>Wbealer' aplnat a now four wheoler along a 111btlrbaa llret~ • DAILY Pll.OT I Mft ,_.. Just Testing Bobby Luna, 5, gets a blood pr..,sure test at the Colonia Juarez Well Baby Clinic from Dr. Joseph Carella as Fountain Valley fireman Mike Jones holds the youngster on hlJ lap. The firemen'• assocl1Uon and the Salvation Army contributed the blood pressure appar1tu1. Bait Barge Owner's Body Found Floating in Ocean A 43-year~ld bait barge owner whose body was found floating five mUea northwest of the Huntington Beach Pitt Monday apparently fell from his craft and drowned, authorities speculited to- day. The body of Herman Cecil Testerman of Buena Park was discovered by the ()peralors of a passing sport fishing boat. Huntington Beach llleguard.s recovered From Pagel INDl.t\NS .•• acquire federal fwwls for purchase ol the land, thus r<ducin& local costs. Several homeowners from the Green- brook Tract in Fountain Valley, just east of the bluff, aho urged preservation of the arcbeological site. and the trees. They said they would make the 1ame request of their city council. "No one disagrees with saving the 1ile and the trees," C>uke commented, gum- ming up council feelings. "But at this point we need to figure out how." Matney said he would like to see several alternative plans before the coun· cil takes spt'cific action oo the proposed bome.1. Tom Shelton, an engineer representing Meadow Homes, said he was agreeable to the planned development idea or purchase of the land, but he'd like to ,.. quicker action because the. property owners are paying $2,000 a month in tax· ••• Rowlands agreed to contact Fountain Valley officials for a joint meettng within the ne1t two Wftb. Ex-Pope's Kin Dies SOTl'O IL MONTE. Italy (AP) - Alfredo RMcalli , brother of the late Pope John XXIU, died in the family farm• house he:re. today. He aws 83_1__lhe sec- ond youngest ln a peasant family of 13 children. Alfredo had betn bedridden for four months. the body and turned It ov.r lo the Orange County Coroner'• Office. Deputy Coroner Jamt1 Bricker uld Testerman wu known to bave a heart condition. ~ of death wu estimated as I p.m. Sunday. Police said Testerman wu Jut seen Sunday afternoon by his partner, James Poole of La Mlr1da, who dropped the Buena Park man off at the Jolly Roger Rtstaurant In Long lltadl. Testerman, according to pollct, 1p- pannUy took a 1mall outboard motor boat to his barge near the Loni Beach breakwater. The Long Beach Harbor Patrol noticed the barge's llghta were not on Sunday morning and discovered Testerman was gone although bl! motor boat wu Ued up ll> the barge. Police reports Indicate there was no violence involved in the drownln&· Testerman still had hill gluses on when he was found and there wu Marty OJO In bis wallet. Willard Jordan To Be Installed On Coast Panel A slate of officen headed by president- elect Willard Jordan will be installed Aug. 17 at a banquet ()f the Orange Coun- ty Coast Association. Robert Meyers, deputy director ol lbe state department of parks and recru.Uon will be the featured speaker at the dinner meeting at the Balboa Bay Club at 7 p.m. Jn addition to Jordan, the new office.rs to be installed are. Richard Steven1, first vice president; Carl Kymla, ae.cond 'flee president; Ralph Kiser, sectt:tary, and Jack Feehan, tna.surer. Ticitel3 for the f7 .50 dinner are ava11161ethrougli the Hunlington Beach Chamber of Commerce office, 18512 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach, t2MI. PRUDENT BUYING Solons Kill Third Bid On Gun Bill WABlllNGTON CAP) -'l\e Senate to- day rt)ected a third altompl lo llreqtben 1 hancfaun control blD. Tumed down on a 7S lo ti roll call - WU U omtndmtnt by S... Adlai SteY...., C[).m.), to requ1re rqtatratkle ol aU Jiandauna and lict<>slnc ol "'"""· A bUJ the Senate 1larltd debattnl Mon- day would bu the aalt•ol 111ui>nooed, eaaily cooetaled handaWll not IUitable fO< aporlinl -'Ibey of1a Ul called "S.turday nicht IP"'(1aJ1 II Sen. Bltalltuta propoaal by Sen. Pblllp A. Harl (0. Mich.), lo ouUaw private poswulon ol au ltlnds oJ handguns. Owntn who turn- ed in lhelr piatols or rtvolvera would be promptly compensated at fair-market value by the 1ovenunent. Tben, Iha Senate dtf .. ttd " lo ti In amendment by Sen. Edwanl M. KfMtdY. CO.Mass.). to require registration cf all fireanns -riOea and ahotgwis u wtll u hAndguns -and st.ate or federal Ucens-- lng of all gun ownera. The vOles were lhe fint taken by the Senate on gun-control legislation since the attempted usaasinaUon on Mly l~ cf Alabama Cov. Georce c . Wallace durlnC his campaign for the Democratic presldenUal nomination. It was the wounding of Wallact, a foe oJ further !eden! fire arm control!, that spurred the Stoate Judldaiy Commltlee lnlo l'tporllnc out the bill sponaorwl by Bayh. Sen. Coore• s. McGovern, t b e OemocraUc presidentiaJ candidate, voted with the majority Monday both times. Arlene Alden, Murder Victim, Rites Wednesday: Funmil lttV'icea for abootinJ victim Arlene V. Alden ol Huntlnlton Beacb have been set for I p.m. Wednelday a' Pacific View Memorial Part in Corona del Mar. Police dl.ocovered the bullet-riddled. body of Mra. Alden, :!7, ol 20!D Goabawk Lane, Saturday after rteeivinc a phone call from bar husband. Police then arrested the hmbind, John R. Alden, 42, on suspicion of murder. He was acheduled for arraignment today in West Oranae County Judicial District Court In Weslminater. Services for Mn. Alden wili be held in the Pacific View chapel. Private burial will follow. Besides her husband, Mn. Alden le aurvtved by two teenace children. Ocean View Trut1tees Set Budget Hea_ring A public bearing on the l lt.13 million budget of the Ocean View School District bas betn slated for Wednesday nlgbt. The p0bllc will have its chance to com- ment of Iba ll'IS-73 acboo! budget 11 the 7 'IO p.m. meetlog In district olficea at the corner cf Warner Avenue and Beacb Boulevard. District olf1eial1 have not yet diaclosed whether or not the new budget wUJ ino elude tu lncreastS. Tltroughout our 77 years of carpet retailing, one feet become• quite evident -that when money is leu plentiful, people buy better cpiality. This Is contrary to popular belief, but melie1 1 good sen1e if you think about it. When you have to concern your· self with value and performance, you ere likely to buy bell• q11111ty. At Alden's in tlie last three years, our per unit 1ele he 1 been more expeniive c arpeting, reflecting thi1 feet. Conse quently, we have the largest selKtion of finer quali· tie1 you will SM anywhere, ell at competitive prices. Tlie e nd re1~lt h customer satisfaction, pride end recommendations which'' provide· our overwhelming source of new business. ALDEN'S CARms • DRAPES 160 Pl1C1•1'8 Awe. COSTA MelA . M6 4131 HOURS: Mon.~ l1MI. t le 5'30 -nl. t le t -IA't. MO 11 S • r ] AJ or, fot th! na .u tq !:i all wl a i ii tql Ill WO col tql I tbl tnl bot "' I bot be! abo ' Think Traffic's Bad? Have You Tried DMV? EVEllY BOUll ILIS a MJNUrES acepl lbe -·you spend ta the Deport• mm1 d !I-Veblclel. 1.-a Friday ........ my lloenao, llgmlng Ibo nstd tlle wwld woold ... at Ille -c:ubtnc f>l1Cbecb. But thera _.. nine olber pencm abead d me who 1) bad my amo blrlbdly, b) _.. clltloCl<ll name« a<l- dmo, C) bad just paaed Dr!Ytr'I Ed fl d) awnecl OUkll· lllato veblcla and dtdol read the alga Ofttbtad. Lllodi hour II the Ollly tllDf l<r us l-tc>I IJpee lo >hell the OMV. Yet aoly """ typlll 11 411 dulJ. Govtmmml wants to •ppear orderly. Wiien I llnall)' get lo Mill 'l)plat, she ub If I bave the quarter lot lbe $US lee. "No, rm .,,,.,. " (rva bad plenty of• time lit the lut 2S mloutes lo flab out a quarter If I bad..,..! -. -· SIDI: WANDERS Ol'F to find change for my flO. I wooder why that'• .. dllllcult llllce ...... Jllll takm In '29.25. Mias Typlal returns to find that abe 's out ol t..t !Gn!ll. Sile !eelJ In the bac1c ol the drawer, peeb in a cableot while ... led. t<CheW the drawer and lnlenupll a c:o-worbr who reminds lier lbe lorma are 411 the bottom lbelf. Sbe will bave to gel off the •tool Tblrly-el&iJI ol my • minute. have ezplud wben I reach lbe teot ber>ch. I allow myadl 12 aeeonds for flCb of the IC questlona, hoping speeding •Y .. ballJ aren't IUbject to the 115 mph Jlmlt. · I !lnlab and bad for lhi two, yes two, open ''Lk>en3e" wlndowl only to _see ODt clerk bang her "C&osed" algn. THE ONE CLl!llK left ...., leaves for luncb, substituting a fellow worker who Is quickly reptsced by I third. Walt while Wc:rker No. 2 retrieves the regulatim ballpoint pen taken absen~ mlodedly by Worker No. i. Vain Woman tri'" to reed eye chart without glwes. Nest Man stobpr In front of eamera taking picture of Vain Woman. Second abot must be taken which requires a 3-official conference to decide bow to keep photo count bt sequence with applications. Clerk amazed at bow lut I read the eye chart (baving memorized It in the last U minut.,). I SEE THE MACHINE they u...i to test for color blindnesa lour y•an ago but it la not operaUng. Don't red and green make a difference tn traffic any more? After 67 mlnutes for a seemingly brief errand, I put my loel on the rtd line and manage to "Smile." State government can be as taxing as the Fed! at 1:07 p.m. MIND IF I BANG A U1 I'm late for the offic•. Navy Orders Equal Policy ForWomen;ShipDutyOI{ WASl!INGTON (AP) -P'ollowlng the Army's lead, the Navy lalued 1neeplng orders today calling for equal treatment for women and opening the way to aMign them duty aboard warships at sea. Adm. E1mo R. 1.umwalt Jr., chief of naval operations, said that once the con- stitutional amendment granting women equal rights Is ratified by the necessary 37 stales there ls no reason why women couldn't serve at see, become aviaton or attend the Naval Academy at Annapolis. There wW be some in the Navy "wbo will be concerned" by thi3, Zumwalt told a Pentagon news conference. "But there is no rusoo in theory, in 10Ciology or in equity why women should not have the aame opportunities that men have ..• "The ultimate goal, assignment of women to ships at sea, will be timed t<f coloCide: with full implementation" of the equal rlgbts amendment, be said. In the meantime, Zumwalt announced that a limited number of officers and enlisted women are being assigned to the hospl)al ablp Sanctuary .. a pilot pro- aram. In the past, women have served aboard hospital and transport ships., but have been barred by federal law from •ervin( aboard warahipo. On Monday, the Women's Army Corps announced that in order to attract more eolistees the WAC plao3 to make its uniforms mort stylish and the jobs more mind-challenging. (See atory, Page 12) Zumwalt said be would like to see the Waves, now numbering &,000, doubled or tripled in size as the Navy opens all ratings to women. "To this ...i the secretary of the Navy and I have established a Wk force to loot at all laws, regulatiom and policle.s that must be changed In order to eliminate any disadvantages to women resulting from either Jegal or attitudinal restrictiom," said Zumwall In two years u the Navy'• top ad. mlral, be ba3 brought about many tradi· tion-sbattering cbang" deslgnod to make Navy life more attractive:. In hi.! oroers, Zumwalt inatrucled the Navy to: -Accept applicatlOnl from women of- ficers for the Qlaplain and Civil Engineer Corps. --Open previously restricted line billets to qualified women once a~priate leglslatlon IJ authoriud. -Open opportunities for promotion or women to admiral ranks 0 in essentially the same marmer u we are con- templating for male officers." U.S. •t.,ed Up~ Schmitz Aft.er Discont,ent,ed Vote WAsHING'l\lN (UPI) -Oran&• Com>- 17•1 Rep. Jobn G. Schmitz, the Jobn Birth Society member nominated for President by the Am<rlcan Party, clelcribes bis candldaC)l.u a opark in dry grass -ready to bunt Into Dame at any moment. The dry graaa, be contends, Is the discontent ol the mllliona who make up •!Middle America." He saya they are fed up with loalera on the welfare rolls at ooe extreme, and at lbe other wllb ln- borlton of -Ith who fllrl with JOCialism In oearch of political power. '1 Tile American Party plcbd Schmits U Ila llllldanl -al Loullville, KJ. last .... altef Alabama Go•. Gtorse c. 11allaco decided not to ... acatn. Schmlhc -In .. IDterriew "'°"" 4113' tba1 lat II a .. _ caadldate, not a unrea1itOc GDL" He llid h.il main ..,_ -be lo -_,....,.... Pie bet•-now ad Noo •ber ml tat "" __ .. __ . -""' raldo. lie Aid ... lood ......,. • lnvitatioas to -... plDel llld tllk allows. "They're curlool 1bout the mao who i.a taiLeD ~ W.U.C.'1 place," lot 'aid. "'l'lloy want to• whil'llnd of mao be I!" Sdlmlll 11 a lomodliclt ~ -(l'taman from callfornla I JIOo ..... .,.._. diatrlct, a buUon " -allam. Ht wu e1ecttd to c.qp..., In Ult -lhc ,..,. In lhl Cililornta Stale Senate, but hi WU baleo In lht primary thiJ year, He ls a stocky, ba1d.lng man wltb a thlD black moustacbe who will be G oo Sltur- day. From 1952 to 1980, be served u a Marine corps jet llld bellcopter pilot and bolds a comm.l&sion as a lieutenant cot .. one! In the Marine Corps ......,,,. He bu taught philosophy, bistory and political science at Callforida'• Santa Ana college. Schmitz is a Roman catholic and the lather of oeven chlldren. Tbe cllldlclate aaJd be -not look upon the American Party u ••a thlrd party" but u an "aitm>aUve parlJ" lot tbooe wbo are led up wtth the Democrats and the RepubliCllll. Ha aaJd the Democrat.I are "the party of diuter" and Ille Rlpubll<ano ... ''tho i-11 ol decty." '!boo< who make up "Mlddh America," $clm>ltl uld. .,.. 11thole ... wort for a living, u ~ lo -cm ...uar. who -~ -llld -with lm*rited -1th Wbo don' Deed to wort." "Socialism ._.. lo -ol -with IMerited money u a Wl1 to -·. hi aald, w!llle to -ol -al the otb« ... ol the ocale U appWI "aa a .., ol llvlnl without -'Inc." He aid then II diaconteDI In Ille ....,.. 117 !bat Is "lib .......... "And the i...., UO ver)' drf," be Aid. "'nlat aporlt am brtlt lnlo Dame beca• the .......... dllcUllod with Ille two plrtles. ~ -~~ McGovern { Hits Nixon On/obs lllWll B&ACR (UPI) -Sen. Oecqe S. lkGootnl diars<d loU)I !bat the Nix- • -bod ( e I I be rat 1I1 ....... pooplo GUI of wodt u a IDfUI of cleolll>l "wtlh iollalloo. ID a -eflort to 1a1n _. !tom in- dlvllmal -In Ille arpnlled labor '""""""'· McGcwtnt opoke bere to tbt llllllUal "'"'"""'"'al lhl IOO,-.. Amalpmated Meat Qlllen llld Bulcber W-(AJ'LOO) . Mommts alter be -bi& 17. mlllllte addttss at lbe Americana ilol<l In lhl oame ba11toom wbere AF!,CJO ~ Geoqe U...,. IDUbbed NW.. •ftrll moolhl qo, l4cGowm -b)' acdamlllao Ille -t al Ille l ,IOO ........ •ltmdln&' Ille ..., ... -. 1lle delegalel .oho ...c.d to Ii•• McG<mm 125,0C., lbe ame amount that .tbo Amalgamated Qolhlnc Wprken ~edblm~. McCl<m!m oho charged that "NIS· _ .. IOllered 1 tu atructwo that rewarded lbe rich llld -eel Ille middle clau. He 11.ld hls office uncovered a Federal Trade Comm!Sllon study oeveral montba ago that allowed Ille kip 100 COtpOratlons too1t In fl5 billion a year in ._1y profilS. "I am llCalSed ol being a ndical on tbll matta-of tax rtfonn." McGovern said in extemporaneous remarks added to bi& tut. "What I adwcate Is closing some of these wind!a1lJ for big business that bave the effect of raising lbe tues ol lower in- come people. And for that I am being branded I radical by Mr. NW.. llld hi• cohorts," be Aid. McGovern now appears to have achiev- ed more than 40 percent of his goal of gaining the support of unions wttb IO million membenhip by Labor Day. "Deliberately throwing people out ol work -that is 'Nixonomics • " McGovern said in his prepared te1t: He said an additional two million more penoos are out of work now than when Nixon took office. "And that's not accidental; It's by design," Mt'Govem said. "The plan was to stem inflation by &lowing down the economy." But be &aid inflation continues. "Forcing workers to get by on poverty wages -that is 'Nilooomics ' " McGovern said. ' He added that the Senate beat back by one vote White House pressure to till the minimum wage bill. "A tu !lructure which rewards those at the kip llld pig" thOle in tbe middle -that ls 'Nlxooomics'," McGovern said. t•Jt's the aame old Republican approach -busi.oeu geta a stem loot once in a while, and workert get clobbered.'' DAI\. 'f ,II.OT St.If ...... 'CAN'T BE COMPLACENT' j\gnew In N1weo<f Boach Porno Ordinance Hit by Playboy In Indiana Suit FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP) -Pi"l'boY Enterprises Inc. has asked a federal court to declare "illegal and void'' a city ordinance ln Marlon. Ind., which pro- hibits mlnors from entering an establish- ment that sells pornographic literature. The publiaben of Playboy Magazine contend that businessmen in Marion have refused to purchase, stock or sell the magazine as a result of the ordinance. The suit, filed in U.S. District Court here, Mks for an injunction to prohibit enforcement of the ordinance. Pornographic literature is defined by the ordinance as "any p I ct u re, photograph, drawing, sculpture, moving picture, film or similar visual reproduc- tion of a peTIOn or part o( the human body depicting nudity, sexual activity or sa~masochistlc abuse which Ls harmful to minors." POW Record Asked WASHINGTON (AP) -A resolution asking the President to obtain a complete actoUDting of 1,757 Americans missing in action or prisoners of war in Vietnam has been lntroduced in the Senate. Sen. Jolm V. Tunney ([).Calif.). introduced Monday the measure that calls on ~resi dent Nli:on and the Administration ''to use every means at their disposal" to learn the atatus ol all tbe POW~ and MIA!:. _,. ( H DAILY I'll.OT 'Can't Be Complacent' Agnew on Coast For 'Pep Talk' 11Y I. PETER IDU1Xl Of .. ..,., ........... Amldat Ugh! and precl!e aecurlty. Vtce Presldeot Spiro T. ""'°" wblsked tbrougb Newport Beach Monda1 al· temoon, aJ•ing • li1bt llld breeiy pep talk to campaign workers at the Ne• porter Inn llld &lvlnr out trophies to the winners of an excluslve fund-raising 1oll tournament at the oearby Bil Cal\1UI Country Club. lleporten and TV mws w e r e manbaled behind conlona In the Newporter'1 Monte Carlo room before Agnew strode in, ahook bands with the ~ or ao key volunteera invited from throughout Southern Cali/orola and lheo •l•pped to the microphone. Sprlok1ing bis talk liberally with qulpr, Agnow -inded the gatbering of the fate of one Thomas Dewey in J944. "We can't be complacent," Agnew maintained. "We've got lo keep working. We rtmember 1941 when Tom Dewey was a lock for Prnldent . . . then we woke up and found he had lost." Agnew said one of the keys to winning in 1972 will be the youth vote. Citing the efforts of Democrall to register young voters, Agnew aaid, "There are jtUl as many young people who want to vote for President Nixon. ''Once they find out the choice of pro- grams. there will be overwhelming numbers who want to vote for Nli:on," he said. Agnew then touched on major Wues of the campaign, ranging from the war to the environment, and even the racial problem, of which he said : "All that was being given to the prob- Marines' Chief Halts Meetings SAN DIEGO (AP) -Gen. Robert E. Cushman Jr .. commandant of the Marine Corps, cut short a round of conferenctS today because of the death of his father· in-law, Elwood Lee Boyce, at Portsmouth, Va. Cushman plans to fly from San Diego tonight to attend the funeral , returnlng Thursday to El Toro Marine Air Station. He plans to attend a ceremony Friday at which ~laj. Gen. Ross T. Dwyer turns over command of Camp Pendleton to his a!Sis1a11t, Brig. Gen. Adolph G. Schwenk. Cushman arrived Monday for two fuU days of inspections, tours of installations and private talks wtth top Marine and Navy olliclals before btading to camp Pendleton. lent before Mr. Nlxoo WU eledecl - rbetortc and charisma. Now, IOfDe $1.5 bllllon bu been 1peot lot mlnGrlU,._ t "There is no more aerlous cb.Jtqe thlan for equal opportunity." Agnew, who wu more than t half bout late for bis Newport appeannce, wlnn. eel up the IU<Sts by tell!ng tbem ol tbt moment 1 couple of weets qo when Pmident Nhcon informed him be ~ be oa lbe Ucbt ogaUi thiJ ,.ar. "I wu '° elated that I grabbed one of the Pmldent'1 secretarleo llld danced aroond the Oval Office ... But let me tell you, Mel Laird does a louay cha cha." Ainew, for the time belar, 11\YWaY a:ave up soorching criticisms ol the prus.' But be sot hia point ..,,_ when he gave .. the latest medical report from Washington, O.C." "Jack Anderson ls still in retraction,'' be aaid, referring to lbe colwnnlst'• smear of Sen. Thomas Eagleton. He said the problem with being away from the Capitol on these ntensive cam.· paign swings "is that you come back and flDd all your paper work piled up on Jack Andenoo's desk." Agnew drove direc.tly to the Irvine Cumpany'a new Big Canyon Country Club for the private dinner and awards certm00y upon concluding hiJ 20-minute talk. 'lbere. Secrtt Service men al every en- trance bl ocked access by the public. They wroldn't even let representatives of Lion County Safari introduce Agnew to Goliath, one of the offspring of Frasier the Sensuous Lion, which was ca1ed in the back of a striped ataUon wagon out- side the door. Rare Bumper Sticker OK'd AUSTIN, Tei:. (UPI) -Amber Mi.st, a stripper from Baltimore, responded to a notice that the Tex· as Memorial Museum was col· lecting bumper stickers by sending her personal sticker: ••Snuggle, Don't Struggle." She included pictures of herself nude except for earrings aDd shoes. The m u s e u m ' s corrtspoodlng secretary, Willena C. Adams, wrote a note of thanil to Miu Mist Mon- day. The sUcker-wll! be a&!.ed t.o the museum collection. T h e pictures will be "filed." YEAR-END SALE! l\IARK IV's TO CAPRIS ALL 1972 MODELS ON SALE! 1973 MODELS JUST AROUND THE CORNER BRAND NEW ••• GREAT SEI.ECTION •• DRIVE ONE HOME TODAY .•• AND SAVE. Home Of The New Car , • , "Gelllea Te~" • • •LINCOLN •MERCURY •MONTEGO •COUGAR •COMET Dome Of The New Car , , , "GeWea r • ..,, 2mlHAR80R9LW.,COSTAMEM •NI-. • . . 4 DAILY PILOT T.....,, -I. 1912 Napalm Girl Fine-She's a Lucky One ' Figuring Tax Out Is a Gas WAR 1A)NES DEPT. -It seems to be getting tougher and tougher these days to know what kind of 1 price you pay when you pull up to the pumps at yoor fa\'orile neighborhood service station. Everybody seeffi.'5 to have a different price. Or at least. a different way or adverCising it . You see signs proclaiming "Gas War'' flr "Serve Yourself and Save." Even some of tile major-line stations have gone lo the serve yourself dodge. It used to be that the stlf·servlce gim- mlck v;as reserved for obscure outfit!. Ttte sign over the pomps said "Green Tree Gas" and the guy wbo ran the joint usually sat on an overturned oil barrel Ile was in greasy overalls and chewing on a i;traw. WHEN YOU PUMPED that stuff inlo t he old family bus, you didn't really know \\'hat you were buying. It might ju!t be diluted sap from the Green Tree. Anyway, now the major gasoline com- panies have jumped into sell-service or almost any other gimmick they can think up to make their gas ltfm cheaper than the guy's down the block. OJrrently, lbe automobile fud market seems to be thrown into its biggest im· broglio in years and I can't help fee:llng sorry for the chaps who try to make a living selling the stuff. Right here along the Orange Coast. for example, it seems you can pay anywhere from 37 cents down to 32.9 cents for a gallon of premium fue l. There doesn't seem to be any particular pattern as to lhe location where the price m1ght be up or down. ~fOST OF THIS present coofusion, it seems, can be traced to the statehouse boys who have been slapping various tax· f:S on gasoline. You might have guessed It, right? Back on July I, the Californ ia Legislature decided to do some more Good Works and in order to raise the money, a new 5 percent sales tax on gasoline was adopted. This was to rBi~ Sl73.4 million for Good Works and another $35.5 m1llion that they woold find 50mething to spend on later. Trouble was, the 5 percent tu was to be levied again.st the full price for a gallon of gas, which already includes 7 rents in state tu and 4 cents in federal taxes. Thus it clearly became a tax upon a tax. The legality of such a gimmick is open to strong questioning. FACED WITll this problem. the good solons got on the JegislaUve bicycle and backpedaled. They modified the tax so that it only applies to the raw price of a gallon or gas before the other 11 cents in Laxes gets added. This ¥las nice. . So I pulled into this major self-service station yesterday where signs all over the place advertised a gallon or high test fuel at 31.9 cents a gallon. I was so pleas- ed. 1 started pumping. Then I happened to look at the little price window on the pump itself. It ~id the price pf a gallon ls 32.9 cents. "Where did the other penny come from," I asked the attendant who was !tailing on my car antenna. "That's the sales tax." he ex· plained. THE ADVERTISED price at this sta· tioo, in other words, did not include the new Good Works tax that the Legj~'llature dreamed up. Following that logic, It wouJd sceth that service stations would be able to deduct all the taxes from an advertised price for a gallon of gas. Thus wilh a total price of 32.9 cents a gallon, the sta- tions could deduct 12 cents and proclaim the fuel for sale at 20.9 rents per gallon. Then all motorists could figure all taxes come on top of thal This \\·01.dd seem logical . Trouble is that logic doesn't have much to do \\'ith the gasoline selling business these day11. You are left suspecting we can lha tk the Tax Thinker-Uppers for that. By CARL D. ROBINSON SAIGON (AP) -Two monlhl after napalm dropped by South Vleblam.,. planes aent 9-year..old Phan 1"1 K.lm Phuc &creaming in pain and panic down a highway northwest of Saigon, the Ms nearly recovered from her burns. At the Barsky Ct.nter, a hospital for plastic and reconstructive surget"y ln Salgoo, Vietnamese 1W1ton1 trained in the Unlted States planted a patchwork or stamp-sized graftl over 00 burned bGck, neck and am11. She'll probably be home for school In the faD: not to with many of her friends. Tank Nemesis American planes, .using "smart bombs, have knocked out 14 Communist tanks in single day. Plane (Right) directs laser beam at target while second plane (Left) releases bomb which homes in on target. Nose and tail systems make difference between 1'dumb and smart" bombs. Store Robber Slays Woman With Cleaver ' SANFORD, Fla. (AP) -Veni L<e Mathis' screams brought neighbors run- ning to her tiny one-room grocery store. They found the elderly widow dying of gashes Inflicted by a meat cleaver· wieldlng robber, police said. Mrs. Mathis died Monday at a local hospital about an hour after she was found on the floor of her Goldsboro com- munity grocery, officers said. She was believed to be in her late 60s or early 70s. Sanford Police Chief Don Butler uid the weapon used to slash the woman's head and hand apparently was from t~ meat cooler in her store . But)er said three men were taken in'.o custody by Bill Bernosky, a police technf.. cian working at the crime scene shortly after Mrs. Mathis was attacked. Butler said police had obtained a description of a man seen running from the grocery, and \\'hen three men drove by in a car and one of them fi\ that description. Bernosky gave chase. He cornered the three at gunpoint in a dead end street about five blocks from the store. said Butler. The three were not identili ed. A battered cigar box and the cleaver were near Mn. Atathis' body. Buller speculated the robber found monty hid- den in the box after emptying the cash register, which was "cleaned out except for a few food stamps and a dime.'' Fained Reporter Dies CHICAGO (AP) -Ray Brennan. 64, one of Chicago's legendary newspaper reparters who was on~ charged \\'ilh stealing secret congressional testimony died Sunday of cancer. Brennan. ~ ;t~rter for the Chicago Sun-Times, '\\"&s indicted for allegedly stealing testimony given before the Senate Cr i me Jn~estigating Committee involving a Chicago police captain. The charges were subsequently dismissed. Mon llwl 50 cblldr.n and odlllb .,. at lbe Banky c.m.r with -and bodlet 11<atred by war, acddtnb, dlleue and cooreo!tal d<!ecll. 'lbtn are burned Mel, vlctiml of war aod home miJhapa; people dlllllUNtl by mlna and llJell trqmenb, bablet lylq In crlbo ncoverln1 fl<lln opntlonl r..- clefi pala..,, a common birth delect In Vietnam; and the vk:tlms of noma, 1 sllll-uneXpiatned dlaeaae wlllcb awUUy eatl away flclal tiJIUe and boDH. CompaHd to Ille oilier paUenb, Kim Phuc b lucky. Her lama a1 "Ille Ultlt girl In the -per" bu camed _. Factor Heir, Wife Routed By Agents WASHINGTON (UPI) -Max Factor JTJ, a campaign worker for Sen. Georae S. McGovern, says Secret Service agent.. broke into his $1 ,150-a·month apartment that Ls Joe1ted above the quarters of Vice President Spiro T. Agnew. Factor, an heir to the cosmetic for1Wle, says he was annoyed by the Jntruslon, but believes that Agnew knew nothing about It. "The.!e people think they 're doing • favor for him, but J'm sure be wouldn't condone thia,11 said Factor in an in- terview with the Wuhingtoo Post. The apartment above Agnew in the Sheraton Parlt Hole! belonged to John B. Connally when he was Tr e a s u r y Secrelary. Connally gave up the apart· ment several weeks before Factor ar- rived on July rl. An Agnew spokesman said if the Secrtt Service agents "hear noiae above the vice president's apartment in a rup- posedly empty •partment, I would hope they would check Immediately." "I couldn't belleve it," said Factor, a Los Angeles lawyer. "Three men broke into our apartment It was five minutes to 10 at night My wife and I were on the bed. We weren't ln a compromising posi· lion, but we could have been." In a joking promise, Factor said he would nol bug Agnew's apartment But Frank Mankiewicz, p o I i t l c a I coordinator for the McGovern campaign, saJd Agnew's Secret Service detachment may have put a bug in the apartment when ConnaUy lived there. "It's awful difficult to bear noises in the Sheraton • . • unless you have sensitive microphones,•• said fl.fankiewicz. Julie in Dedication WASffiNGTON (AP) -Julie Nixon Eisenhower will take part Thursday in the dedication of the Herbert Hoover Na~ tional Historic Site in Weat Branch, Iowa. birthplace of tile former president. The White House also announced Monday that while en route to lo\\'a she will stop in Chicago Wednesday night where she \viii read a speech from her father, President Nixon, to the American Health Congress. Wicks -..r.ic• 'Spiro says Knight to OIMWI three is yaur mxt mwt1. Bobby/' Showers Wash Eastern U.S. lllA1K*Al WIAl•t "t'l'Kt totl(All .. 7 ... lt.I t • '•I~ "" .. ihm~.r,,,r--T~rr--~,~ if ~\~1~M '"'\]"'"~~~~·~·;t1.::.::::;h~ ,,,..,, .... _ 'O;DO llCM ... ----, ..... .~ ..... ,,=.. oonsttmalloa amone lht -. and nul'ltl. "I don'I untlmtand why tlbe ltts IO much 1ttentloo," ll)'I a Vietnam• plutlc 111r1eon. "llle 11 •moos !lie 1eut seriowly Injured here and abe wlll be eoJrw home 100n." Klm~buabometogoto-a modal --fnllt -In the town GI 1'rJJlr 81111, :is miles nor1bweot ol Sal1<1n. IJQIJJ<e ber, DWI)' Baraky pa- tlO!lll have ooly eadJ other: their lllD!lia art deld « 1-loudl u the pa- tients' time ID 1be baopltal m.tcbu out. Some palienll lUJ lar a fell' at more while Iha ""'"""' nl>uDd lbelll. Lam Luc, a :I-yow-old, lost Iha lo!m pert GI hll r-to a •u rr.,..a .i An Loe. Hla l.olhor WU kliled. '11'a --. ... bulldlnc hll moulb wllb )Ill.., and lfllto, and he CID UI qaln. NguJa Thi 'llllt, IS. wu Injured -Iler bait WU eoUCIJI In I maclllne In a Saigon lllop. ain 1!'1111 ... .-1n1 ber ecalp. Then b Nhan, a ltld-faeed. J.ytaMJd wbo 1ib on hll bod COllllrictod bl' • nelwork ol baadq• ~ a "latle'' ol din ""'" his 11'111 to b11 la». l\'han 11 I -victim. -.hoJled Ille ll'fUd ol lbe -llld -... tr)'lllC ts .... -Iha l.oclal Kin lo l'VW· N1w> 11 Ill orphan. A brollMr who uood to vilil lllnl ..,...., ..... aey ._, and Nha• doesn't -whtte be ii. Xuan Thi 1!Mmh It If molbera Iha JGID!I• ..,.._ Menially relarded and IPll!l1ll<. • r.u 1n 111e laml1Y eoot1nr !In and burned her face and ......_ Hu lamlly, ID the nortllem city of Da Nall(, doesn't come-· aod a 1111118 aod cluldlls al Niton, beaJnc !or altenllon ond l<ne. UPIT ....... THIS IS HOW SCIENTISTS THINK ICHTHYOSTEGA MAY HAVE APPEARED Trail of Footprints Loll In Australia Gorge 350 Mll!Jon Yaars Ago His1ori~ Tra~ks MELBOURNE, AU!lralla (UPI) - Footprints made by an animal which roamed the earth more than 350 million years ago, have betn found by an Australlan biologist In a remote gorge in Eastern Vlctcrla, he said today. Norman Wakefield, 53, head or the biology department at Monash Unlversi· ty, Melbourne, found the footprints last SeJtember in purplish sandstone while exj51oring the rugged 1orges on the . Genoa River in Gipp&land. He said they may prove to be the oldest footprints known to man. "The loolprints were made by a !our- Jegged creature which may have looked like a small crocodile about two feet long," Wll<efield IBld. "The prints cormponded to the scien- tific reconstruction of the world's earli- est lossll amphibian, the lchtbyoltega, found in Greenland in the 1920s,'' he IB.id. "The footprints are as old as the earliest known fOlsil remains of land creatures with backbones anywhere in the world. They are more than 100 million years older than any previous evidence of these animals in the JOutheru Questioning of Black VD Study, Rebuff Reported WASHINGTON (AP) -Su years ago an employe of the U.S. Public Health Service questioned the morallty ot a federal syphilis study in Alabama. The result was an internal inquiry and an of· ficial decision to take no action. Peter Bu1too, who worked in the venereal-disease branch of the PHS in San Francisco, said in an interview that he raised the issue in 1966. Jn 1969 he was told the e1periment had been reviewed and that nothing could be done for the ( IN SHORT ..• ) participants in the Tuskegee Study. three years of violence lo Nortbtm Ireland. In Armagh. 40 miles southwest of Belfast, a British soldier wu crushed to death when his annored scout car overturned as it swerved to avoid Roman Catholic yoolhl stoning the veblcle. • No-I-It Vo~ Tatiav W ASffiNGTON (AP) -The late of a bill to implement no-fault auto insurance naUonwide hangs on a vote ICbeduled in the Senate by late today. Agreement WIS reached Monday to vote by 5 p.m. PDT on a motion by Seo. Roman lltuska (R-Neb.), to send the Commerce Committee bW to the Judiciary Committee, which woold kill the chance of final action during thlJ COil· gresslonal session. Sen. Marlow Coot (R·Kf.), said be would vote for recommittaJ becauae ''there are wild questions" about tbe c:on-- sUtutionallly GI several ~ which should be studied by the Judiciary com- mittee. Found hemisphere. "And they .show a prlmillve stage of limb evolution not prevlou1ly demonstrated to ldence -the feet point direcUy out of the animal'• side." "The tracks mark an era in evolution comparable to the moonwalkl in the space age of man ," science wrlter Johrl Messer of the Age newspaper said today. Alter finding the !racks, Wakefield conlacted lbe professor ol zoology al Mon.m, James Warren, a speclalilt in fossils who confirmed by studies of the rocks and plant fossils in the area. that the prints came from lhe Devonian qe -about S50 mlllioo years ago. The Devonian period, spanning 50 million years of geological history, is known as the age of fishes. In late Devonian times, the ru-st backbooed animal• developed llmt.. These were the primitive amphibians. Then, ages later, came the replUe.s. Ichthyosteg& was a creature with some typical 11.!h booea In the atull, an eeJ.Uka tall, but abo with lour walking limbs. Panel Approves Busing Controls WASHINGTON (AP) -The Home Education and Labor Committee today approved a bill that woold sharply limit the power ol the courts to order busing in school desegregation cues. The bill, which would prov id• legWalive alandmls to guide the courts In desegregation cases, ls a modillcaUon of one proposed by President Nlmn. Belore approving the blll by a 21 to IS vote, the commlltee made lwo major chani<S· JI added a provision desilJ>ed to uptnde lnnel'<ity llCbooJs U a n altemallve to d,..grqaling tbem, and removed a P"'villon Jhat woold have pennitlad the reopening ol deregregaUon orders already in el!ect. The Tuskegee Study ls a 4G-year e1· periment conducted in Afacon. County, Ala., by the Public Hea1th Service to determine the effects of untreated SYJ>hilis. Some 400 black men suffering from the disease in 1932 wtre enrolled in the experiment and never nceived an1- treatment for the disease. At least seven died as a direct result of untreated syphillis. e Denaocrats Tr11 Again Tom Neal Dies-Gained WASHINGTON (UPI) -Anxious lo shed their internal problems and get on with the c.mpaign, Democrats today name S&ret!Dt Shriver, fonner director of the Peace C.Orps and the antipoverty pr. gram, u their vice presidential can-- didate. In an e1traordinary ~ mer g e n c y meeting, the Democratic National Co~ mittee gathered to comply with Sen. George S. McGovern's recommenda.Uon that Shriver serve as his running mate. The committee, Jn I dlsploY ol party harmony lacklni during the natiooal con- vention in MJaml Beach, was sure to elect Shriver, 51, Sen. Edward M. Ken- nedy's brother-in-law. e Ireland Tell-500 BELFAST (UPI) -Wllllrun Henry Creighton, a Pn>tes!ant mll!UamM, died during the nll!hl In a bunt of maclllne gun !Ire near the bordar with tbe Irish ll<publ~ lht IOOth pencm killed ID • DAILT PILOT DELIVERY SERVICE °"""' " tJlo 011~ Piiot ~- • Nowriety Over Brawl HOU.YWOOD (AP) -Tom Noa~ whose moderate stardom in B-pLcturtS was ecllpoed by the violent dramu ol hll oft-screen Ille, bu dlod ellbl mootha after belnl( -llVm prllon. Neal, 58, who made headlines ln 1951 due to a fight wllb aclol' Franchot Tone • ...,. .. buxom blonde -. ,,.. lound dead In bed at hit North Hollywood home Monda,y. AutborlUeJ uld he apparently died of natural cauoea. Tbe body wu lound by Neal's I>yeaMld 11011, Tbomu. The ruggedly handaome Neal , who speci•liu:d in tou&b-c"1 roles. hid llaJ'. red In ...., 100 low budlat movie! before the hliblJ puhllclJed filbt OW< BarlJara Peyton -lllnl bla --T-aeriou11J 11\lUrOd. manled Mlso Peyton. aft<r tho llgbt bu\ ahe dl- blm 5S days later and resumed ..... romance wltll Neal. However, Neal.'1 career plummet.I and ID later yura be became a landlcapo .-.. Palm Sprinp. Tbm lo 1111 bla "Lblnl wife, GaD, ... IOU..S al10I to dealb In her bedroom. Neal. dwpd wllb murder, malnlllned that abe WU lllJled dltJ'lni a ltnlQl4 !or tho plltoL Ile -C011Yieled ol lnvoluallr1 ~ and glvtn a 1-10 - prilOll -~ Ha •u releued .., parole laat Dae, 7, after aervlnl alx 1flJ'l. l • His movie career 10u limited to moJor rolao In '1Jlnor films. a.dlb lndudod .. WllND tbt Ww," •fffbe FtJtna Tlgen.• ''Ollnl Girl, .. "Behind the ~ lun."' ... _ HIADLINIS Off SC•llN -T-NMl,51 • ' I • r ] ~ I I H ~ Ii -p .. .. le u 1! II ~ c v • v ~ ~ 11 b j I 1 c I I 1 I I 1 Grange tA.ast T ... y's Fbud VOL 1'5, NO. 221, 4 SECTIONS, 50 . PAGES . . ' ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1972 N TEN CENTS Mcinnis WOn'~ ·Propose Population Progr am . . . . ,· •• ·' .... 1 ... "We'w IOI to man doQone ..,,. tbe cure•• oot .,... LblD the lk:tnew, .. he eeld. The population llallltlcs that have alarmed city oftic11l1 were presented . 1111 w •• k •by tllo '_., - --• Drieloppent . Reiw'ch -tea (DRA), 'uiot ls·wninc.., the · dly'J.--piaD Gl·deftlopment. 'Ibey f-I pOlenlW populaUoo of .... ·"'' -IOd .... by llllO hued m tbe a1st1oc· ''boldlils capoclty" of Newport'-.. • ,,,., ~· -.... -hllher If " .. ' N.,,...! Beach &<ts ltt "ohan" "' tbe projected ~ Couoly growth diain( the -II )'Hll, QM ·ariolysta Aid. Mrlnnia llid IOl'De types ol. untnc ~ troll •pparonUy will be nteded !or the ""'looted UUI ol tbe dly -like West Newport, when be Uves, B•l-oa POnlmUla IOd Coluia del Mar -but declined lo 11y -he'd. aupport IOmethlnC llke Balboa -Qiuncilman Paul Byclwff pushed through for hla area. Co1acllmen bave adopted an emergency ormna-ollminatlni B·I (duplu)' IOllel oo Ball>oa· Ialand IUld . . ' Higfj Jl'-e .....,._,, . -"\'!>• ••• Wort" progieuM 011 •lOlllo\'Y -"Pll'lmiit! ilailding1o going up. near elltrance to· llidO'Penlnsula. Exiating h)gb me cbndomilllfmi, .Yltta14el llldbi!J 'lt"left: r . , . . plDDping ounderground waters from site into New· port Bay. Pumping Jtas now stopped. ~rding to New ·s1ruc1ur.,.1o rise evelituiilly to 11o·re.1, ,wu subi"!'t · ol, controversy . '!'&en c0qtr~. '!et:e ' ' · builders, and Santa ARa Regional Water Quality • Control Board has resc!nded ita cease· an d desist order. Mornitig Totitls . .. .. Light in Voting r olice Probe Tangled ' For 2 Trustees !Web ·in Narcotic Cas e Early ••tinC was Ugbl today In the By JA.Clt <;BAPPELL drugs and a variety-of other drug related Harbor Area in an election to 1t1eet two °' .. DlltJ" "'"' sn« charges. new trust... for the Newport-Mesa A taqJed trail, ol pbooy ldentllicatloo Police Aid Otto, %7, of 430 Ashton Unified SCbool Distrid'a Bolrd of~ p.pir,. aiid -If,~ 'drug , llrtVe, ii •CCI!"'! o1 coosplracy-tradl lion. -., ·ID exduliV•• Lqu1>a Beacb clangerous·~· ll!l•·of·11181'i!uana. Ale It was less than ooe l'O"'°'" In many lllJltap:lloliiei, ·• net-k of• !'ll'cbedelic . <ii ·dang•ri>tis dniP. .poaessloo of "°" -precincts at ll-t .m. Billo-Coot of..ll-.-11ope:-pilhm _ police-clalm~1be7•...._ caine With ln:l Jii ''1f • maintaining • eodnl)I Btgtmv of Votfft-aaid tbe IYidg tt Ill jOpther'll>tlielr p.netntion ' hoosefor ""'· ' e diilis and other scarcity ·~ vola'I .,... IUJ1ll'islnl -even: of tlie erotber!ldod of Ettrna1 i.o... dope Charges. • fDr .1 lj)ldal eJectlO!I. 1 . • Their amstl !lid far baw ' lncladed Other Indictments named per10os from "We figured It'd be Ugbl but ,I ,dldn't. en ,...,. 1-Beach busintssman Laguna Beach and some already in thlnk:il would be quite tblJ bad," be Aid.-l'!bO Mt u -a member of an o1'11 board C1l!1ody who have been atTfSled and con- A random samp!lni of polll In N.,....rt thai ~ polk:e department ap-Yi<ted on drug "1at<d charges. Beach and Costa M... showed the plicants to determine their fitness u Laguna Beach Police detective Sgt. tumolll ranges from less then ooe per· 1J01ential ~-. Neil Pun:ell beld up what looked to be Ill ctllt to about U p.rcenl ' 'J'bO llnltbediodd Is Did by j>ollc:e to be organization cbart. The Bear Street School, 3100 Bear St., a major,... if not tbe IDl)or, azppUer ~d Line! nn from a name taped over at COota Mesa, bad ~ turnout of ,.... distrihutor of LSD, basbtsb and hashish tbe top of the chart, tbe "Mister Bir!" voters out of 7r1 l'fiiltered to ~~1!,lhor't-' · oll)ll ~Uoitod;Slata. . . who ii atill at large. The lligbest turnout of tbe """" polll , It.; .....,....,-.ts..,,.,. tlie world, ac-The ·u... ran to various boxes, boxes qmpled waa in Newpon·-~•T -~J;jiilloe,w!ii>);;,1'JIOrtloftlie 111ot were tllled·"COota Rlca,."-"Laguna voten al>owtd up at tbe polling plice at BrotberlJood'a lallqUe produc\I tumlllg up Beach'~ '!Miri-". among otben. iW Via Udo Nord by II a.m. ~ are 111 IUdl divene places u • Auatralla, 1,381 wten ,.glstertd )bett-· Bnall,.11"" .i.ne, 1111rv..c:;..... Election ofHclala Aid tiie1....., ~ ·.~ . 111> l'rftnilll '0 • 'IMI''• llJll, the . fl~,~ Prf,>ject • establllliq lmtelld an R-U -that -_the Ilse ol oec:ond unlta lo IOO IQ .... feet. But evto ~-roll aren, Rotor to help • ""'1flc'!'t .-mt, acconlinc lo cily plaaninf ltudla. Mcinnis Aid be limply baa made no -... wbtt IOoWd Ile -lo carry out bolli 1111 objectioat <ii tbe "policy plao" (to Oil deasil)I) IOd what he thllib " -D,y lmpotlal1t, maJntatning the _..1cs Gl prtvate land boldlnCS. "We have varying decr<a of problems around town/' be Aid, "we're not a bonvclM~ city lite Carden Grove .. We DOI orily have tbe lftblem ol demity, but we'w IOI to CCllJlder tbe pouiblllty of upgrading the older areu of town." "In 101De older areas, we've got some rundown, IUbR•ndanf coodiUont and we muit CCJnSlder tbele very cattf\ll1y 10 wt . don' lake action' that would keep tbe .. lreu fr<lm being ul>t(faded ," be Aid. He Indicated thiit be 1 .. 11 rashly do""'"""" tbeae u.u -to R-1, 10< In- stance -would likely ooly malte matten worse. He conceded that. 0 llke 10rnebody aatd when we rezoned Balboa Island. 1il'1 ooe way lo ltart. I "it may be 1 real 1ood thine, I'm just DOt SW"t at this point," be aaJd. "We've got to take 1 )ook at all the reeonable aJtematlvn." . Those alternatives wUI be la id out before councilmen at a metlln& In September, City Manager Robert L. Wynn said. Wynn called tbe r1111m pruented by the COMU.Jtant "alarmin1" and aald he and Community Development Director Richard V. Hilt!•• would expedite tlforll to bring mechanics !or controlling srowth to the council al a meeting nut montb. Communists March T ~nk-led Troops Hit Battle Front SAIGON (UPI) -Tank·l<d Cominunist troops attacked at oppoalte ends of the Indochina battle front toda, lndicatln& tbe stalled four.month-old North Viet· namese offensive may be on the move again. North Vietnamese troops led by huge, Soviet-built T$4 tanks attacked Uree towns ln the Cambodlan Parrot'• Beat ak>ng vllal accus routes into South Viet~ nam 's strategic Mekong Delta. , Slmultaneously. Communist forces bat- tled weary South Vietnamese marines trying to r.capture Quang Tri di)' at tbe mreme northern end of South Vietnam. Some strategllta Aid the moves In- dicated tbe Communilta might be plan-nlni an att'.act against Hue. the former hnperial capital 31 mi1eJ IOUth of Quang Tri dty. ·otben aald the·ac:tloa migbl prt!Olde • C<>li!ll'lf .. ·a'W IA DIOft li!6I Iba valuabi< ck!ta lcMli IOd .....t OI SalitOo. Hool•&, Ille llb«al ..,.. ol'laltb ..... ed tM UJ. campaign to mltlo ~ ..,.,. port& and the lour-ll><lld --cl<tv• apinst North v-aupply ll..i apparenUy bad not dried up the Conqnunlst pipeline. Military _.,.. said 21 tanks bad been destroyed, mainly by A m e r i c a n airpower, in the tbree-day .. ld CambOdlan drive and nine more of the 35-ton vehicles were wiped out near Quang Tri dty. In Cambodia, the Communists centered their drive a1a1nat the towoa of Prey Veng, SVllJ' Bieng IUld Kompoog Trabek. Kompona Trabek, wbicb alao is \be focal point !or 1 major nortlHouth Com- mmilt mppl JfOUle, and Svay Rieng straddle Higb•ay I, tbe major road between Saigon and the ~bodian capital of Phnom Penb. Prey Veng allo coounallds a atrateglc posiUon S3 mil" oorlh ol Kompoog Trabek. The Commilnlsta c:apturod Kompong Tl'abek aoon after the Norlb Vietnamese offensive started March 30 IUld beld the town lllllil..ll~waa .recapluted_by <:am, bod.Ian and South Vietnamese troops on July 24. cambodian JOUTCes aaid government troops. putted out of the c:eoter .ol the city today in the lace ol the Communist ad· vance, falling back to positions five miles to the west. Cambodian Pres-t Lon Nol """' sidered the situation seriouJ emugb to Dy to Nealt 1-l&, 32 miles southeut of Phnom Penh, to cooler with bts top ol· ficers and membel'1 of the South Viet. namese c:ommaod from the nearby Allied ...-baae. Military ......, Aid at lull 30 otber Commullist ta~ IUld about S,000 Com- munist troops bad been spotted near Prey Veng. Sources also aald a "large num ber" of tanks and ground forces were reported near Svay R1eng. Reports said there were at leasl 15 tanks still operational around Kompong Trabek but they were not partlclpaUng In tbe fighting. One Communist tank fouaht its way into the city before It was destroyed. • Near Quang Tri city In northern South Vietnam, elite marine units were hit with 300 round" of artiUery and mortar nr. while jockeying for position around the city's walled citadel -the Communist stronghold. Turtlenaping? New port Pet, 11 , ReJWrte d Miss ing Tony la a dime store turtle who made It bic in the world. But T..,y, who bat bem 1 pet ol Mn. ManbaI1 Huddl-of Newport Beach for tt ,...., 'bu 1au .. vldlm· -lo turtlenapers. "We kept him in a big aquariwn my husbaod built under OW" kitchen win- dow," she 11id. "We noticed be was 1one Saturday afternoon. He wu there Saha· day morning." Mn. Huddl .. ton said TonJ began Iii• as "one of those tiny creen turtles you can buy in a dime store -the size of a Ullman Viewed As Top Choice In Canada Race Wbeo It raina bard ln MlXllttal, the wind blows Ughtly. At least, that wu the situation Monday when tbe world dlampiomhip regalia !or the 470 clau got under way at the Oub Naulique des Montagne in which Dave Ullman of Balboa Yacht Club, with crewman Danny Thompson of Newport Harbor Yacht Oub u crew, were pre- .regatta fa vorites. Ullman is the reigning U.S. national and North American champion. In the light winds and low visibility in Monday's opener be placed elflhth. Jim Grubbs of California Yacht Oub, the only other Cal~ornlan In the regatta, placed 22nd. Tile lint round was dominated by (See REGATfA, P11e I) ball dollar." She said moot "' them livt only ah: months or so. But Tony WU an uctplion. ''He ts now about eight by 11 lnchea and weighs Dine pounds -1 full-lledged Missiulppl snappin( tortotse," abe Aid. Mrs. Huddleston and her husband aperate the Nqisa Motel, 2133 W. Co111 Highway. She said Tony waa put in an outdoor aquarium IO everyone could en- joy him. "I guess we thought he was kiod of an unusual attraction," she aakl. "We have left him alone many tlmn before this and nothing baa happened." Mn. Huddleston added. "I doubt that be could have climbed out of tbe aquarium becauae the water level ts too low IOd the lideo are made of glass,., she II.id. "Someone bad to reach in and take him out." The turtle had put sentimental value to Mrs. Huddleston and 1ler family. "It was given '° my grand9on oa hll secood birthday by bts father, who died a year later,'' she &aid. "Since then, I have been taking Tony with me wherever J 10 at the insistence of my daughten. • "He outgre• a lot ol tanka which Is why we flllaily built the big ooe at our motel ao people !rum all walka ol life could appreciate him," Mra. Huddleston said. Tony, the dime store turtle, II wort.b to mucb to Mn. Huddleston and ber hus- band that they have offered • llO reward for his return. "We have reported It to lhe police but aJI we want is to get Tony back 1gain," she added . Oraage Wutlaer for a belier turnout ~ ~ ~ B111411eiblilil , Nft\11"" ·fllled _.,.Jed· boors. -"' , ~ In tNdli and campq• "The polll wlll stay ..,.;i """'} p.Dh.: ·, wltlt 'bltsblsti In~ ,Eaot llld Iadim It perhaps people wlll take advantqe of ports tllan Ihm shipped them home to tbe after-work boors," Cook said. tbe United Statea where they mterod tbe TbeN in five ca~lel rimnlng for country tbrougll PorlJand or Long Beach the Trustee Area Five, ... l -1<4 by • port.: , . • -. 't ·Harbor Study Cost plit Sunny again through Wedneo- day, with temperature of around 72 at the beadles, rtain( to R In- land. Lowa tonight 111 tbe eo•a. INSmE TODAY Dooald Strausa ol L!d" Ialand ud tiJbl Tiie \1'111, ~ "'1, lead to pertoDS Clndldates are "*IDC for tbe A1u !h ~)'tll . lo be Jlilla1' Gl tbe yo<l1h . The feasibility ofurvJnc a harbor out pl>st vacated by SelJm S. 1l'anldln ol c:ulbrc,' ~ Ulol Jim Otto 'OWD<r ol of the West Newport oil llolds and tbe N....,.n Beach. Candldatea an ~ II» -Spednlm .......i Ibo!> In Sonta Ana Blver Ioirlands In Costa Mesa by a vote ol the dillrt<t at i.,...· LIPla a.A Bo bill -lbdlcled by . tbe 'Grmd J'*1 may be determined by a oooperaUve · , • ' · • • Ollo ied 1 ..;.. ·.mnl yeon' aeo for • atud1 Jlald for by tbe municipalities, the Hilliard at ,Funeral · · 1fcWmac7. 111r u.r 1111111, tben Ju•t properly owner and the proposed . _Pl,_,,_ llllpa In~ de1flol>er tnvoma. VACAVILLE (UPI) -Dnld lllOllrd, Bwb. 11 wu a aort ol -•bllsbment • Cowicilmoo \!> Newport Beacb IOd cbio1o1lllffol1he Blad< -Jlll'IY, • -Gl O"'i•lfr,. callod 1111 Lie™ Costa Mesa will be uled lo kldt In $1.000 -nk-fJoln the COlllonia 1lledltal •± •• -ud 13,000, respectively towards the Fadllly lllondaf lo -Ille -ti. Ollo .. 1111 --In a>e<llnp '11,000 project. lils lilter. Hllllanl, t Ifill 1111' ,-ff • .,.. poloe -"IC boltd whlCb Beeco Lid., wbicb owna ..,. ol the tt.m -lo 15 ,_. lo ...... ilbrll " n ~ dlplrtmollt appllcanta. -1J', IOd Keya Marilla, lllC., wbicb -Wtlng a pollol-. -~ Ollt. _ ._ • IM,• boll, "'" -1iaa· tllo -If cnatiog a bat!Jar In OUland by two NllJll 11' -... ft .... --bJ .6a ~ Costa ::r.:..-Olltriba~ tbe rllol of !In. V.. WI "J"'·~· ~lflm' hr/ COi --....:..: lllWlllR lit .Corno•adty -"" died-,Gla...,_11 ......, It au"" -1/'dl -~lllda"1V•ltoeaa-. . - c.'Oll dlvilion WU recommended at a meeting lllondly aDIClUg Colla Mesa City Manacer l'red Sona~, Hancock "Bill" Bannln( ill ropreomtillg lleeco, Paul Snyder of Keys IOd Ben Nolan, Newport Beadl d(J.......,., IOd b!m•lf. Nesrport .,.. .... _, tut maath balbd at the Idea "' P81illC the -"' tbe atUil7 by -.... -tboQcb tbe7 will be able lo -tta noolta .. pert "' the --"' tbe .... 1--1 plan they're. trriDI lo ,...,.,... • Tbat, -tly. Is tbe fUIOll Newport Boadl'• lbare "' .... Joint .... ~ ed Wiii be tllo larpll. Pia. lor 1111 marina ..... mlwd In Juoa wbm,:rr...,: them before llewpor{ He said be options cm 117 t cresi and has the llnanc:ing for what be flguru will be a fB mUUoa project that would crtate • m ldentlaHnarlna 0>1111Dunll1 with about l,lOO holl!fl and !ilipe lot about 2,000 bolll, 500 bl commercial marinas. Bocan Aid this lllOIUlna that the feutbillty l\udy will ba just ibal "'It will determine tllo feujblllty "' devtloping 1 Wfll Newport Harbor - aod detennlne ~ lf· there .... any major-.• H~ aaJd lf ...., an found, a detailed f1roject l\udy --be nqulred that. Wolald irmllYe "...i.tilntlall1 --. tlmo iinir -mi! <lilaJl• • R14bin ''Hvrrlcant'' Carin', l>ozlng'• bod bot/. 10ho /OMQhl for the middklOfiQht champion- 1hip of the world fn Ifle4, got hil •tort fiahtln9 i• • r<fonno- lc>ry. Now h1 ii bock fn jail, al &h100v. N. Y., convi<:!ld of mur- den of ioAich Ii< cm4 ,.,.. o!Mn •"II Ii< ts in......,l Sk>ry on PaQr 12. ......... . -. ----11 -11 --. --. ...... 1 " ...... "'" .... ....... _. I ... M AMU... M ........... -. --. --. =-...1 ==-........ :: -· . -. -----. Don'~ ~f~rg~t to "' Vote; Polis Open Until 8 • • \ J llAllY PILOT N Solons Kill Third Bid I On Gun Bill WASHINGTON (AP) -The Senate lo- dly rejected a third attempt 10 ·ltrtngthen • handgun control blll. Turned down on 1 75 to 11 roll call vote wu an amendment by Sen. Adlai Si.venson (0.DI. ), 10 require re,Utrali.., of all handguns and Ucenstng of ownen. A bill the Senate started debatlng Mon. day would ban the sale o( &nub-nosed, easily concealed handguns not luitable for sporting purposes. They often are called "Saturday night special!." Sen. Birch Bayh (D-lnd.), the bill's chief sponsor, said It would take out of the marketplace the weapona most com- monly used by crlmtn,;ls. The Senate rejected 84 to 7 a 1ubstitut1 propoHI by Sen. Philip A. Hart (I). Mich.), to outlaw private possession of all kinds of handguns. Owners who turn- ed in their pistols or revolvers would be promptly compensated tl falr·market value by the government. Then, the Senate defuted 78 to 11 an amendment by Sen. Edward M. KtMedy CD-Mau.), to require registration of all fuurms -rifles and shotguns as well u handguns -and slate or federal licens- ing of all gun owners. The votes were the first taken by the Senate on gun-control legislation alnce the attempted asaaulnatlon on May 15 of Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace during his campaign for lhe Democratic presidential nomination. It was the wounding of Wallace, a foe of further federal firearm conlrola, that apurred the Senate Judiciary Commlttee Into reporting out the bill sponsored by Bayh. Sen. George S. McGovern, the Democratic presidential candidate, voted with the majority Monday bolb times. • Dripping Trees May Come Down -To Substitutes For $22.50, Baycrest residents who don't like the eucalyptus trees dripping pitch onto their can can now get the city o[ Newport Be1ch to chop down the of- fending tree and replace it with another kind of lree. Cal Stewart, director of Parks, Beaches and Recrealion said PBR Commission members have approved the three replacement pallcy at their meeting Tuesday night. The policy was suggested by Stewart 1fter several residents complained about the trees. Stewart said the leaves drip a aticky pitch onto cars and residents have compla~ed that the only way to 1et the pitch off is to use bot, soepy water or car polbb. He estimated there are approiimately 150 trees in Baycrest eligible for replace- ment. "We don't like the Idea of removing trees unless they're diseased or damag- ed," Stewart aald, "but in this cue, the realdentl will be covering the cost and we'll be replacing them." City Councilman Milan Dostal, a Baycrt5t resident. said he is favor or the new policy. "Al ooe of the many driven of automobiles dyed tan by our favorite eucalyptus trees, I'm very happy we'll be offering this new servlet," he said. 2 Men Hold Up Bank BERKELEY (AP) -Pollet said one holdup man got $3,595 Monday afternoon from the Bank of America branch at 1536 Shattuck Ave .• by 5hoving a note to a teller while another man stood watch at the door. No gun was Sffn. OIANal COAST N DAILY PILOT TM or.,._ C-1 DAILY 'llOT, wl~ wr.ldl .. ~ ""' .._ .......... 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Mar Youth Center who have established the Webster Sportsmanship Award in memory ot their friends, Blake and Brooke Webster. The two brothers, who had been active at the youth center, were killed June 17 along with their father, Richard B. \Vebster in the crash of their plane in San Diego. Mesa Ol(s Police Pact; Irvine to Act Tonight Costa Mesa city councilmen Monday night unanimously approved a tontract to provide police services to the new city of Irvine, citing the agreement as a sterl· ing example of Inter-c ity cooperation. Irvine councilmen will consider the on· ly slightly revised agrtement when they meet at 7:30 tonight. Under the terms of the contract, Irvine will pay Costa Mesa $297 ,329 a year for basic police servk:es including two patrol cars, eacb operating on a 24-hour daily achedule. The contract begins Sept. I and runs for two yean unless terminated by either city. Costa Mesa councilmen substituted the "mutual" tennlnatlon language of the original a&reement to allow either city to end Ule contract. Costa Mesa will con- tinue the patrols In Irvine, however, for 90 days following termination. Assistant Irvine City Manager Paul Brady said today the new language "Is a minor ~hange." Other features of the unique contract for public safety service! which replaces coverage in Irv ine by the Orange County Sheriff's Office and the California ~lighway Patrol, are : -Irvine will rent and pay for a police substation at the University Fire Station on Zee Street at Campus Drive. -Costa Mesa will provide all equip- ment and supplies including telephone Jines, with Irvine prefixes, to Costa Mesa's switchboard. -Irvine will provide identifying patches and car labels indicating the Irvine Police Department for use by the Costa Mesa 10-man forct serving new ci- ly. -Costa Mesa's police helicopter will be available to Irvine only on an hourly, as needed basis, with no regular patrols. -Irv In e will provide, but Costa Mesa will train, a police publk: in- formation officer. Patriotic Speaker Slwt By Irate Patron in Bar A reputed leader of an Orange County· based group of patriots is hospitalized to- day after winding up a barroom harangue by crying out : ''Give me liber· ty or give me death," and almost getting the latter. Vern Stejskal, 38, of M21 Tangier Lane, Hun1ington Beach, was listed in satisfac- tory condition at Westminster Memorial Hospital today with wounds In the back and hip. And Leonard C. Farley, 35, of 12712 Buaro St., Garden Grove, subsequently lost bis own liberty. He is held in lieu of $5.000 bail after being arrested and booked on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder following the fracas late Sunday night. Investigaton sakt questioning of wit· nesses indicated Stejskal, an official of the Guardians of Freedom, which claims 500 county members. was exhorting patrons in the Circle J Bar. He was lecturing on all aspeets of American heritage including the U.S. Constitution. when he summed It up with Patrick Henry's famou.s quote. "Give me liberty or give me death ," Stejskal declared . "Do you really mean thsl?'' patrons quoted Farley as replying. "Yeah," the victim told the other patron. Gunfire suddenly blazed, as Stejskal ducked, narrowly avoiding being shot in the head by at least one of four innall caliber pistol shots fired . Investgators said two of the slugs found their mark. "The suspect apparently produced a gm. and began •booting the victim,'' W-Police Sgt. Frank Fl•her tllooriJed. Body in Sailboat Swiss Adventurer NEW ORLEANS (UPI) -A bod1 found In a Dolool lliQboat ldrlfl In Iha G<ilf on&e.lco WU UnllliYely faonfil10cl u Ha"' Amsler,' II, a Swln clllzen ai- ttmptinf a aolo voyqa aroond the l!Wld Tbe tJ.S. Coul Guard uld _, a Danlib frellhttr, Drqor N..,.11, follnd tho .... uU6oa! '""°' ldtlfl In Ibo pill 110 mU•-.,..._., no. 'Ille &olCbler 11mr aloaplda u.. .... n craft after ltltlot 1M> J'tlll.0•1 &o li&naLI, "'1'ifl<d lhtt AQlller WU dead uf took Ibo uUlioat In tow. "I admit It sounds bizarre ... " be continued. ''Even for a barroom 1itu1· tion." "The speech was apparently addrwed to a number of people," Sgt. Fisher con-- tinued. A search of other Westminster water- ing spots led to Farley's capture - wi thout resistance -at Rusty's Bar, down Westminster Avenue lrom the Beach Boulevard nightclub w h e r e the shooting occurred. The chrome-plated pistol aoug:ht as evidence In the assault on the 20th Cen· tury Patrick Henry bas not turned up, police said. Farley was unanned when captured. From Pagel REGATIA ••• French sailon, led by B er n 1 r d Demartial. Opening day ceremonies were held Sunday in which the national champion of each country presented that nation's flag to the 1ponsoring yacht club. Ullman presented the U.S. flag. Countries participating are Germany, Holland, Switzerland, Italy, Clnada, Spain, Senegal, SOuth Africa, Frtlnct, Belgium, Argentina , England and the United States. The 470 ~ a French designed high performance dinghy which stands a good chance of becomln1 en Olympic clara by 1976. First ten flnJsben in Monda,y'a race: 1, Bernard llenwtial, France; I. Phillipe Tollenfaunt, France: !. Axel Lowen, Germany; 4. Tom Van Euell, delendinl champion from Gmnany; 1. Jean Claude le llorple, !"rlnc:t; •• Germ! Devlllud, Frendl National champion; 7. Jun P'nncolle Fommlaloe, l'mlce; L Dave 1JDman. U.S.; t. FnU: .Hubner, Ge1n1ao1 and ID. _. v .... 1o, llal1. ' . , . Mayor Quizzed-'Out' W e3tmin.ter Vfflcial Drop• From ~ieic ·--,._ Deltk McWblnneY, """ ,_...., llio ....., quallolle4 ii t'OMecilon wl[b a f$,OOO 11polltk:6f'"'~ trlbullon" lnvolv~ Fountain VaJlef• Mila Squa'" Parlt, bu ~ from public view lo recent cla71. McWhlnney, chairman ol the Oraqa County Transl! Olstrlct Board of DU.0- ton, failed 10 appear Monday II Ibo board'• reauJar meeUns. Se<retariela!WatmlnlterMemorial Park where McWbioney 1fOl'lu report be is "out of town until Wednesday." 'l'hey uy they don't know where be is. During Moodlly'1 transl! b o a r d meetlna. Supervllor llalpb Clark, who acled a1 cbalnnM, aald he bad been told that McWhlnney, "ls Ued up with aome busl.nesl and may be tn later." But McWh~y didn't lhow up. The W.-inster City COUDcil la scheduled 10 meet 1"lll1bt and city of, flclal• uld Ibey were not cerlaln that McWh!nney would ba lo attendanoe some lnlormanla have' alle1ed that McWhllllley, working with Tad Fujita, Westmlnlter plan n l n I commluiooer, suggested tblt George Mu r at • leaseboldel' for 213 aaa: Gf Mlle Square Port llnd, ''contribute tt0,000 to a supervllorlal reelection campa!IJ>I." According to Munl'• attorney, James Okuakl of Sanla Ana, Fujlla accepted a 1$,000 ca1b peyment from Mural Jut month ln the pmenoe of lnvesUgaton from the Oran1e Count1 District At· tomeJ'• Office. Dbtrlcl Altomry Cecil Hicka said Fri- day that Fujlla wu l<mporartly delalned and que&Uooed. The lnvestlptloo of lbe Mlle Square in- cident started in June when Murat called Gherman Qu~ On All'3ged Land Deal Continues A preliminary hearing ezamlning 69 felony counts involving a Newport Beach doctor in an alleged land development scheme continued tod1y in S a n Bernard!Oo. Dr. E. M. Gherman of Newport Beach, fatbe.r-tn-l1w of Rep. Barry GGldwater Jr. CR-Calif.), ii one of three perlODI lr>- volved In the char&es which ttemmed from a state Real Estate Department U... vestigalion of the u.le ot lots at Mountain Lakes Estates near Bi& Bear. The lnvestigaUon was launched after purchasen complained that utilities promised In advertisements were not bt- r;talled. Gherman and John A. Pattenon are charged with «t counts of mtsleadtng advertising and II counts of sellinc lots after the Real Estate Department had Issued a cease and desist order. They art al.so chareed with 10 counls of grand theft In connection with the aale of lots at the development. James Morland la the third pel'IOn named in the complaint and he is charg- ed with 15 cou.nls o( misleading ad- vertising. A two to four wett.long municipal court trial In San Bernardino is expected 10 follow the preliminary hearln1 into the charges. ASHES TO ASHES -BUST TO DUST SKEGNESS, EnaJand (UPI) -Five Indian immicrants with 1 suspicious looll:lng bo1 were detained by police. An officer lhougbt one of them used a word like jlhuhlsh" in deacribing the contents. Later, police discovered the box con- tained ashes of a aemated rtlatJve and escorted the Indians to a rivtr to scatter them. Ibo ollJeo ol &Ip«-David L. BU.er ...i com~loed ol !1\1 ""'tr!bulloa ..,. sealloo. t R!a lllil week Iba! ht 1111- medlately Informed Ibo Dilltlct At· lomey'I Office. Tbe Orani• Counl7 Grand Jury will • • 'Wiii Conipll' Lido Tennis Court Lights Burn; No Permit Granted The llshll on Udo Isle'• Via Jt1COr ta>- nh COUtll coottnue 10 bum lonl lnlO lbe wann summer nl1ht1 c1rawtn1 com-- plalola that they doo'I cmlorm 10 a new city ordinance requiring all 1 u c b fadllllea In residential areu 10 obtain a use permit. "Technically, the Via Jue.at llshla do not fall under the new ordlnance because they were lnslalled before the law wu enacted," said Newport Beach City At· loroey Denni! O'NeU. "Bui the Lido l!le Communlly Alaocla· tlon (LICA) made ID a1rtement wltll the clly to comply with all pettl of the ordinance in order to cool down 10me irate tennis coun nel&hbort," be added. ''The ordinance is not retroactive to all ..Ullng liahtJ," O'NeU said, "but 11>1! one Is different because of the asree-- ment." So far, no application for a use permit bu been filed, bul lo!CA Pnsidenl Tbomu Malcolm said lbe "'board of dtttc- ton wlll diaclw Ibo matter al 111 meeting Wedne!daJ nlshl. Meanwhile, an .toterpretatlGD by O'Neil Gf the agreement between the clty and the L!CA allowa lbe llshla to ba used without restriction untll the use pennlt action ls liken. "If the plaMing commluioo reject! the use pennlt or adds a lol of coocUtions which would be difficult to meet then I guess the lights would have 10 ba kept oil or removed," O'Neil said. "Of course, an appeal can be tiled with the city councl1 In such a caae," be ad- ded. Tbe -permit pn>eedut< wlll -Ibo L!CA a mlnimwn ol $100. Addilloaal fee1 wlll de charJed H appeals are needed. The llghls oo Via Ju<at court ha .. been a subject of controverry for many months. ReJldents who!e home! border the ten- nis courts have voJ~ opposltk>u to them. claiming their privacy bas been disturbed and the nature o( the courts is changing from one used primarily by children to a tournament area for adults. Ford Recalls 1972 Wagons DETROIT (AP) -Ford Mo!Or Co. announced loday It ;, recalling its entire production of 19'7S-model full-sire Ford station waeons for tn. 1pecUon and possible modlficaUon of jack r;lota In the can' bumpers. The recall will take in 157.467 cars. Ford aaicl that in apprnzirnattly 30 percent of the can, a bumper support bracket Is partially bloci- lng the ~ot through which lbe jack 1' supposed to be lnlt>rted. The problem could make jacking in> possible Ol' dqerom, the com- pany said. A spokesman said lhe possible defect wu discovered durio& a routine production audit. , 'l'be blue cune lo a boad bol91'& Ibo plnmlol commluloa ...i dlJ couodl lwo montbo qo. The city llafl dtalled thnot poulbla ordlnancea which -14 have pul apeclllc -.. """ •lldlla. 'l'bt planning mmmillioo WU unabJe to llret OD .,. -and decided to simply "'lulrw all nl&bl·Ughled recrutloaal fadllU.. 10 have a uae pennlt. "'!be use permit Idea wu enacted by Ibo council because It fell this type of law wwld l)ve the city a cbanoe 10 vie,. each appllcaUan on Ill own merlta or demerits," O'Nell laid. . .. Capo Official Nixes Guilt In Assault.s San Juan Cap~trano a1y Cowld1man James K. Weathera pleaded lnnocmt Monday of four countli of usault wttb a deadly weapon. Weathers, 'n, of 27341 Ortega m,tiway, was arrailJ>led lo the Soulh orance Cowl· ty Munldpal COllrlri>om of Judie Warree Knigbl. Following the morning or· raijnmert. Judge Knigbl releued the coi.mcilm•n on bis own recognlzance and . ordered him lo reappear Aug. II !or a preliminary burlo( pendlns trial. 'Ille councilman, elected in April, wu arrested early oo lbe lll0t1llol ol July fl oo chati., stemming from an alten:allon wtlh bil eatnnaed wile, Ellen. He ia cbar&ed witt-assaulting his wife with 1 motor vehicle; threatentnc hJer and awle• King, an acqbaintanee, wi1b a handgun : and threatening sheriff'• deputies with a shotgun. Under the law, all are considered BSDults. According to testimony given in court Mopday, Weathers, manager of a hardware store, allegedly rammed his wile'& auto at the Dana Point Marina parking lot and then stepped out of hil vehicle with the handgun. King, wbo had been driving behind Weathers' vebicle, stepped out 'Ind. following a brief struggle, succeeded In diArmlng lbe COllllCilman. King aod Mn. Weathers lben Jell the acene aepualely. Mrs:. Wealben went to a friend's home In Laguna lfilll 10 call aberilf'• depulles. The deputiea ...,. lalklnc wtlh her al tht home when Weathers allqedly arrived in a taxi at 5:45 a.m. usertedly carrytna: a shotgun. Afttt a brief struggle, he WU diJanned by lhe deputies, lbc7 said, and placed un- der arTCSt. No shots were f~ed during either ol Ibo Incidents and there were no Injuries, of. flcen uld In Cl>ilft. Since bis arrest, the 'councilman ha1 made no public slal>menla "'Carding tba iocldent. He and hll wife have twe children. PRUDENT BUYJNG • Throu9hout our 77 years of carpet retaili19, one fac:t becomes quite evident -that wlien money is leu plentiful, people buy bettw qwlly. This is contrary to popular belief, but melie1 a good sense if you think about it. When you have to concern your- self with value and performance, you are likely to buy bettw qgalty. At Alden's in tlie lest tliree years, our per unit 1ale· hes been more expen•ive carpetin9, reflectin9 this fact. Consequently, we have t~e lar9est selection of finer quali- ties you will Sff anywhere, all at competitive pricea. Tlie end reault is customer 1atisfaction, pride and recommendation• which provide our overwhelming source of 11ew business. ALDEN'S CARPETS e DRAPES 1663 PlllC1""9 AYL COITA Ml1A 646 4131 HOUU< Melt. Tin.,,,_ t le WO-'ltl• t let-SAT. f:JCI le S I ~01 - lad -t1oa' wtdt ~ • Ca lfem Clwt mllte I'm !em .... -c!: Fi lAJ u, RE Fiscl! npent pion& Spas1 hisbo Tb< bul u lo aw openl Tllf •Yer) •ho., playe It . •arie open! Fi! lealh re1 .. noise Spl Cl Today's Pblal YOL 65, NO. 221', 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNfY, CALIFORNIA ,TUESDAY, AUGUST I, 1972 . c TEN CENTS Co!J ta Mesa:· Phantom ol the Freeway ~---,. .......... 111 cbanp Ceola Mesa's --,....i. llaD u the only city ol n.• that'• jut • -spot In the rood .. lbe •• , lo lbe aext town down the line. . 'lile" dedJim cune -Y nJchl after I Colla Mesa City Co<mdJ briellq by Werner Eocl!er, c:balrman ol t be · Ownbel' of Cornmerce'• special CDID-- mlttee .. city ldenlillcalloa. Final act19B lncluded tumina the prol>- ""1 over to Mo)'W Jack ·Hommttt's .... Goals and Objectlyes OOmmlttee, •hich ....U Weclneodoy. • Escber began bis bleak pidatt ol Coota Mesa's Visual idenUty crlli.s lloog He bod Jl-to -the lip problea th • ..,..._ !Jim, but projector Jll'Olllemi pnllladed th• ~ln-ftmlrmt• 'Ille lllm w..Jd "'"1 .. the lll'l'CICbl. ......, jump, llullenW. -·'"I"' views ol-the -ln<m"-otpo !!bot !nm I COi' _, the ~ 111!1, the Police helieop!er aloll. . ·"l'llri> tbe'aound, 1IP BiD," EICbe!..,. P.iled u Plannfoc Director BW Dunn tiDkered. ' ' "' . ' •'There II no aound, • someone else obleriod-• "I'm tho• only sound,• said Eecli.1-, """1frml"I ii would be • 1even-mlnute ' . ~~ CITY FA'l'tl.E.RS CONDIMN FILTHY Oto ,SHANTY l N•CENTER OI' ~Y fEUD .. Dlvldocl. ,_ .... Son Stand; Dlvltllif It Wiii S-F•ll, 'In A MIU .... ~ ~ ·:; Fis cher Arrives Late, Opens With V 11usual Move ~ REYKJAVIK, Iceland (UPI) -Bobby Fischer, arriving seven minutes late, opeoed the 12th game of.bis world cham- ploaship chess match against Boris Spasily today with an unusual - bishop'• pawn move. The. Russian champion arrived m time but then 1"11 lhe •!al• of the playing hall to await llie U.S. challenger's arrival and openin& move. • The AmUican, who' bas been late. for every game so far in the $250,000 ma,tcb, 1howed up · after seven , miouU:s and played bis pawn Ill queen-blsbop loor. It wM only, the second· time be has . •aried from. his favorite king pawn opening In the match. . Fischer then got up from bis 14711 blaclt leather swivel chair and .c:ompfalned to referee Lotbar Schmid about the grinding noise of the air conditioning. SpasskJ. wbo won the 11th game of the (See CHESS, Pqe I) or .. ge C.ast Weadiier Dispute Over Crumbling Cottage Erupts in Oluncil COOl>oversy over a c:rumbllnc cottage Virtually no discussioo was required In the the heart o1 Colla Mesi -com-alter Mayor Jack Hammett called fer plete witb l!iee-bicb' -· "-'•tive , the queatlon, to climax a three-year cam-plwnbing and"• matlml sbowlng ll&m , ol'Ule by the young-erupted Moada7. palgn to cet something done about 1lie "Qty C<Xmcil cooclucted it 'by -'shanty. &ocJari!ll the -.... al US MagnoUa 'lbe uninbahitsble former ~ellillc Si., to'be a puhllc'nuiiance. / : may. 'he tom do..t In Iii ctvs.••ci-. · ty ~if the owner' doesn't' let 6nL '!be place Is lbO center of a' tug.of•war In · the 'cow:ts Involving "Selim H. Franklin and bis -Judge Selim S. "Bud'~ Franklin. Willard Jordan.' To ~e lmitalled On Coast Panel ,A.iate ol ollicers.beaded by preslden.- elect W'i!Wd Jotdan will be lnllalled Aug,11.at a beaqnet of the.Orange Caun- ty Coaat --Robert M ...._~ director ol the ,.,.,.., ....,..., state deportment ot para and recreatim Will be llie featuttd speaJe< at II.. dinner ._11ng at the Balhoo Bay Club at 7 p.m. . In adclitlto. to-Jor:Un, the ..,. offi<en ·~=;~~~= Both claim tiUe tO lhe land, which City Attorney Roy June said bas been onlered given Id Fraiikllir the elder In a SUperior c.ourt decision. · Hi.I -• Harbor Judicial Dfstrlcl Court Judi•, disagrees with the finding and bas appealed the wdicl to a higher court. ' Meamrbile, the derelid cottage stands, much 'lo lhe dismaT ol the Qty Building De~ the Fire Department and (See FllANIWN, Pqe IJ _:Snieide: film with peraonal eamlloa. Once tho oellulold ... purrtns properly lhnqb tho projocloo, -arsued lhal ..urauodlllc eltlel get all lhe lden- tlllcallan lloog Ceola lleso's own lbatt al -~Into town. "Jl!st lool! there," be-~ "lrYlne, Not Two Ezlta. Santa An>., Nat Five Ealta. lrYlne, Nm Two Exils. Newport lloaQI, Not Exit ••• " Esdiei' pointed Oal u the rum lllderocL He IUfPlled Newport Beadl bu alwl,)'I been given ll&n prelennce becouoe the difialon of highways' dedslon-mabn In Los Ana<Jes and Sacramento koow Its lame u a mart. -said pmlUl't finally led lhe slate to add a Colla Mesa ll&n lo a Newport Beach, Nat Exit alp> lloog 1be San Diego ,,..,,., but Ceola Mesi was listed beneath Newport Beach. Colla' Mesa should be listed lbove Newport Beacb on the Nest Exit ll&n that -In Ceola llela, city olflda1I feel. • A Jetter lo that ·effect was dralted, Escher ooted, but the state'• 1"1>11· """bly translated, meanf begars can't be choosen oo the -Ceola Mesa ~ main under lbe wont. Newport Beach, Ne:rt Exit to thl1 day. Mayor Jack Hammett nmlnded local olllclals wW go before the State Highway CommiHkJn Aug. JS on another freeway Issue and the sign inconslstencl" cao be aired and the evidence movie shown then. Coota Mesa offlciala q1'td they don't want to make a big Issue of gettlnc Joa upgsure to motorist.I passing thm!Jh than neighboring ciUes ·lite Irvine and Newport Beach. . j 1bey only want the city to get Its share of what's only fair. "And now is the Urne to strike, while the iron Is hot,.. 1.1ayor Hammett remarked. Study Proposed Feasibility of Mesa Harbor Sought 1be "'°"lbWty, o1 carvin& a harbor out ol the West Newport oil fields and the 8anta Ana River lowland.s In Coota Mesa may be determined by a cooperative allJCly paid for by the municipalities, the propt.rty owner and the proposed developer Involved. Councilmen In Newport Beach and Colll Mesa will be asked to kick in $4:,000 and '3,000, respectively towards the fl2,0llO project. Beeeo Lid., which owns DIOll of the property, and Keys Marina, Inc., which hu the dttam of mating a barbor In Coota M ... , wW each contribute ~ Newport Beach Community Develop- ment Dtrector Richard v, Hogan said the q:ist d1vWoo wu recommended at a meeting Mood.oy among Coota Mesa City Manager Fred Sonabal, Hal'K'OC'k "Bill'• 11ann1nc m ,._tin, Beeeo, Paul !l'"i!'! .. &ifs .Ben ...... ,..n Beodldtyqb&n, and ......... . ·===-the~m:t: by ti-......... tboo,b Ibey wt1l bO able to noe Its ...Wt.I .. part .of the Earl Miller, 79, Resident of Mesa , Dies; Rites Set Funeral services an scheduled for 2 p.m. Wednesday for Earl J. Mll!er, a 45-year resident of c.osta Mesa, who died Monday. He was 79. Mr. Miller, " 205 Magnolia St., .... employed by a local dredging firm and wilrlled with teams ol -and dmnp -to dredg~ lfartior bland a n d grade land for the Southern Pacific wlien It ended at the Newport Pier In the 192111. Ht ii survived by two IOM, Harlen E. Miller of Colla Mesa and Howard Miller of Minnesota: two doughten, Ruby Jen- kins of Oroville, Calilomi.s, and Phoebe Noonan of Newport Beach; two brotben, Eble Miller of Uvennore, California, and Ben MIDtt of Mojave; a stster, Ber- tha Broyles of Riverside; rune graDl!- chllclren; lour grut-grandchildren; and one great-goat-iraodclllld. Flmtral i<rvlCes wW be held at Bell Bn>ochny Chapel with Dr. JIDltS 0. Combe ofllciallng. llllenneJI will follow at Harbor Rest Memorial Pan, Colla Mesa. <OaStll element of the ,new 1eneral plan they're trying to prepare. · That, apparenUy, ii the reason Newport Beach'• share of the joint proj- ect wW be the largest. Plans for the marina were revived ln June when Snyder reviewed them before Newport Beldl CO<llldlmen. He said he's a:ot optkms on 117 :icres and bas the financing for what he figures will be I l'/5 mlllJon proj<Ct that Would create a residentlaJ.marina community with about 1,500 .homes and slips for abotit 2,000 boat.I, 500 In .commercial marinas. Hogan said this morning that lht feasibility study will be just that. "lt will determine the feasibility of developing a West Newport Harbor - and determine essentially if there .,.. any major roadblocb. '' He said if none are round, a dttalled project study would then be required that would involve "substantially more time and money and detail." Coun~il Case She Wants Cabrillo Ma il Serv ic.e • Of .. Mir..,..,, W. Ethel Campbell ol 4111 Cabrillo St., Colla Mesa, wbo fought slnee fate Mar<b to win Cabrillo Simi resident.I door-to- door mall service, will take her case to the Coota Mesa City OJwlclJ Aug. Zl. 'l1lls fmal atlempt follows months of writing letters, arranging lace-to-face confrontations and Initiating petitions for her cause. "All the businesses, apartments, houses and the IClhoo1 near Cabrillo Street receive door-to-&x>r m a i 1 delivery," said Miss Clmpbell. USo why can't the 41 tt!ideots on Clbrllo?'" Street--side mall boxu are conl'ellient disposals for balf~aten. apple cores and mow cone wrappings, beskies welcome mats for mail snoopers, Miss Clmpbell contends. She has charged the a..et-1ide rural mall boles are a "nuisanoe to retired people who have cbeckl unprotected for houn or 90Dletimes day bt the outside boxes. Mrs. Nancy Hamilton, wU• of Newport Beacb poJlce Capt. Richard Hemllton. of 484 Cahrlllo St., agues with ber. "We have missed mail, tbouah we've never caught anyone reaching into our mail bo:x," she said. "But we 're con- stantly lindina old sandwiches, apple cores and ot.ber trash In our mail box,'' she ligbed. Miss Campbell Is the only Cahrlllo Sb'eet resident wbo bas laUn 111y active llepL She initiated a petition carrying names (See MAILBOX, Page IJ •Too Mueh Love~ OAtt. y ,f\.O, ...., ,.... WAITING FOR MAILMAN Mua's Ethel Campbell SwulY again ~ Wedna- day, with lemperature <i !lround 7Z at the beaches, rising to IS In- land. Lows tonight In 11Jt lltJ's. president; Jlalph, Klaer, ....,iary, and Jack Feellan, treuuttr. ' 11ckets for the fl.51 dinner are available ~ the Huntington Beach Chamber of Commerce office, 11saz. Beach Blvd., Huntington Beacb, 11141. Young Blonde Plunges 21 Floors t.o Her Death INSmE TODA 'Y Rubin "Hunicanc" Cartn, bozing'• bad bor, '°"° f""llhl • tor U.. middln>e'9/ll chmnplolt- 1hip of th< to0rld fn 1Q64, gol hfl •ton fight/nfl "' • rtformo- '""'· N°"' h< fl bock In Joll. ol l!oh100r. N.Y., c:onl>i<Ud o/ m•I" !Un of 11>hich "' and ,..,. _ oU..n ION h< fl i.U.0CC1tL Storw on POii• n. L.M: ..,.. • ........ . ---" OM••• U --. ...... ..... . .............. 'If ..._. ... ,, ,... .. ._. .. . MwllHfl M _,,_ M -·--. -.. --.. ................. --. ..... "''' ............. , .,,...,..... . -.. -. _.. ......... --. Don't· ,, . 'C'Bl' BUI'll8 in Mesa; ' Poli~ Pr obe Arson . •A blue, blamed ~tmly cm· anon cleslroyed • 11'11 oedan 1Jlfbd In -.. Colla -sbortl)' before dawn-,., resnJlinl ID a SI.• lo& The ... fire at t• . E. 11th st, -.iyOd Ibo_ beliqj,.toJames J. ~ .......iu. to llremea wbo said U..,..,. -ol Illa home addrw . 'Iba --mred sbortly belon s ...... .., the spocilie ..... .. belDI ,.-i.-111waaldttll~ .. Jklm • r.JIAM1 (AP) -A note found In a )'OUlll blonde's car parked below the 30- story apartmem --said, "I had to do ll I bad no other choice. ll'1 nobody's ·t.ul~ anly too much love." 'lbe note wu xrawled acroa • cigarette carton written partlaily In German and portlally In f'Acliah "It doelD't make much Rb18 to com- mit !lulclde ......... " too much love." Homicide Sgt. ~ McCrad!en said , Monday afMr 111-yOoMJd SU I a ft DI Scblele< pkqed II fleon to her death. Police said tile -·· .. -. Dr • Sigbert Scblefer, a.JO.)'OU'Olcl ·-~ dwmU., "lnb up~• wbe inl«med GI b1a wlft'a death. 111t lJnmnllJ ol -........ llldlOs. wllere llolllaltr -u • bloo MniS, lio tw ..... -.. 11111 ... ...... ,... · aurw .,..-. ' parenUy jumped. · McCrackm said Schieler tater told In-•..UC•tors "be thougbt It waa odd wben sbe k1Aed him eoodbY• hrice this morn- ing." Olf,.... said the young coup!• WU marrled In V1tnqa Jut lalJ and came lo MlaJl!f u newlyweds. Dr. Schlefer told pollce bis wife be"'!me desperale!J' ~k for ber JIOMdl oo be arr..,..i for ~ to come hen for a Ylstl T.1111 W.... due to arrive In Miami In three ...,.. 'Ille -lilocMnlol said his wlla bad -~-the-ollbe trip. .,,,. Sdllders Uftd about IS mllea llom 111o· tliW ti lllll -.. -the ··---~::-=--·---.. ~-o111ow._......,.. •·a- lllt -..... II 1ba ~T arr, .. ' Forget ·to Vote; Polls ' " • • ' building employes summoned Klaus Vosbeck, a resident. "Everytblni I• -· Goel wW punish me,"' Vosbect started rudlng aloud from the note In the klbby. "I have .-,, the easiest way for myself and alto the Jwdest way for the otben. Remember IQe ••• " 'll>en a detective Interrupted when be looDd Mn. Schieler'• PA-' photo In her pune. Voabeck psped. then stammered, "1lllt ..,., be tho girl wbo Jlm1pedl" -and pale, be lhon toedull1 told ofllcerl u..t .. ..nod al the medical bu!ldq wltlt Dr. Sdd<fer and he ll1d lia · wlla _. tho ,,,_ coaplo'a .-IH-, . Tbe ~ ... *""' -_, aiallt. V.d1~• llicl, "-4 dme. WU .......... County Narcotic . Offender Sought Fnm Win Some.. LAKEPORT -Swtbm wero ...,.._ 1ng ruued terrain _, ~ Conoervatlon Camp about :II mila ooulheast of bere !or two escaped In- mates lncludlni one from Onnce C.O... ty. They are T. D. Moni.,e, 23, m Orange County dnlg -and H. L. I.twi.s, 23, ol San Mateo. •ccordlna le authorities 'Ille men apporenUy alllll!Od away ,_ die mlliim!DD ~ lldlllJ 8" a ..,; Open Until DAILY PILOT c Skyjackers Used Body- Arab Girl ,._ VPI Dlspotebet · Birthday Gift Fashion Show De8iJ..ed for Wife . PALO AUro (Al') -Hult Tnuptl -1 Mr1W1J ..,,U. ., blJ """ ....,., BJ ,,..,,...._, lbt J'alo Aile "llrlat -·· --... lflle .... 1 """ deport-I, .... lien -y nl«h! "to lool< for • P4't1 for her blrtl> day." - Communists March Tank-led Troops Hit Battl.e Front ZRirlN, 1-1 -A )'OW1I Arob ......., belnl tried In the May hijaeltln1 ol • Bel1ian oltllner bu testified that ~ WU l«ced into ....,.i ftlatlona with • -ral ..,.mnu lnvolvtd In the •~ tempt. 1bey wound up In the lasb!oo se<Uon. whtr1 ID!l llihll Ulwninlt.d • 1ultlrlst, butk•ll of ch1mpape, •dozen due lrlendo Md proltalooal,models poradlnc In a size 12 wordrobe, completl !tom ~bome iOWDI throoP tr1vel ckJthel to evenin, appiffl with jewelry. Mr1. Trauaott at Ursf burst into tears, 1aid Adalene Ross, who staged the fashkln 1bow. Then, told ahe could Lake her choice ol tht 28 Jt.eml, the tptlrtl her own birthd.Oy IUtpril<. "J 'U t1ke them all," lhe sald. WGOll (VPI) -'hllk·l<d Communb1 troopo lltochd al .....-i11 entl& ol the Indochina botUe f-todl, lndleatq lhl stilled lour-montlJ.old North Viet· namtte offensive may be on the move 111ln. North Vletnome!e troop1 led by lwge, Soviet-built T54 tank! att.tcbd three towru Jn the Cambodian .Parrot's Beak aJona: vital accw routes lDto South Vlet· nam'• otrote1Jo Melrbnr Dalli. SimultaneouaJy, Communist forces bat· tied weary South Vietnamese marioe1 tryin& lo recapture Quanc Tri city at the extreme northern eod or South Vietnlm. lotll point !or • IM)or a6rtlHouth Com- munlrl ouppl ynutl, Md Svoy Rlmr ltnddlo lll&h••Y I, the m.ljor 10M between Slip llld the Clmhodtln c1pltll of Phnom Penh. Prey Vq mt commands • stntegic po11Uon SI mllu north of KompoO( Trlbd. The CommunbU captured Kompon1 Trabek JOOR aftu tbt Ncrtb VMtumete oUenaive 1tarted March 30 and held the town Wllll lt was rtc1ptured by Cam- bodian and South Vietnamese troopi1 on July 24. -the oltllllloa -_,pl to II)' to N.U Luo ... II mll• IOUthwt el. Phnom Penh. to c:oaler with ltb top of· !ken IJld meathen ol tht South Vill- na.-OOl!tttWld from the nearby Allied Dllrfoebut. MllitlrY -ca aid ot lust 10 other Communist tanU ud ~bout S,000 Com- munist lroo)>I hid been spotted ,,.., Prey Vq. !oun:es allO uld 1 "large number" of tanks and sround !orcet were reported oe.ar Svay Rlenf. Rima Ai111 Tannous. 21, bqon trying ilonday u the pnllOCUtlon hommered It her otory. She aaid one 1uerrilla drove bu from Amman to Damucu1 and they later met tn Beirut at the ume time 1he w11 "'Pi<d to llllOlber guerrilla. Eorlier, she testlllod she was kldnaped Crom Ammln to Damaacus. She l<arfully 1dmitted she wlllully sub- mitted to the ""'""'· "I wanted to eat, I wanted clothes.•• alle testified. Sbe also admltted 1he received money &om a guerriUa commander in Beirut who put her up in an apartment. On ltionday, she told the court she car· fled aboard 1 girdle filled with e1- plosivf!, a battery and 1 10.inch con· nectar wire. But she said lhe was ao afraid of sel- ling off the explosives she hid (he detonator In her braasiere for safe keep- ing. "I p1.U the battery in my bosom. It w11 the safest place for it," &he testified. 1'>e plane was hijacked May 8 from Bruuel1 to Lod Intemallonal Airport in Tel AY!Y. A codefendant was to take the stand today. Two male companion!! were abot and· killed by Israeli troops. All 101 persona aboard the plane were freed. From Page 1 CHESS ... series to pull to within two point$ of Fischer, waited for four full minutes while Fischer aat over the board, then returned to respond with his king pa'Wtl. Fischer played teMis early today. then rtturned to his hotel room and pulled down the shades against the rising sun to catch some sleep before the game. The 29-year-old chess genius from America worked out on the tennis court against Yugoslav Grandmaster Svetozar Gligoric, 49, another fitness fanatic, ,_..ho used to train with his national lOCCer team before 1 t r e n u o u 1 ches.s tbumaments. Gli~c said, "We dld not go into today a game or dilcuu Bobby's defeat last Sunday but concentrated on tennis." Spusky's brllllant vidoly SUnday, which came after a shattering run of fltie defeata and three draws, cut FlJCber's lead to 61h to 41Ai points. Fischer &till needs another six points to wln the Utle while Spusky needs another 7tn points to retain bis world cham- pionship. Early play developed into an orthodox varlat)on of the queen's gambit. Fischer took three time& longer than Spusky contemplating hls moves, the American taking 30 minutes over his firat 11 moves to the Ruulan'1 10 minutes. A crowd of more than 2,000 persons watcbed the 12th game in the l~game Hria, mostly botklng Spasalcy following hll llth eame win Sunday night. "SpusQ' has never played this varla· lion before," the Russian's HCOnd, Nikolai Kroglus, said. "But it's too early to NY anything." DanJ.sb Grandm.11t.tr Bent IArsen termed the _pl~y "an age old variation from which Bobby can get an easy draw. But he'a thinking hard to find a way for 1 win." ............. "'°-.,, ~ 1Jtl'I ....... : Flldl« -"""''"' l!llUllY -blldt I. P'.QfM l .. KJ It. l•P' 1"410 • t. Kt.KU P'-<I• 11. l4J l"·lll J. l".04 Kt.IC8J 1,. "'"' l"Mlll" I. Kt·IJ 8-IC.2 ll. Kil!!" 0.11.m I, l ·IC.ts P'·Kll> 11. Kt-Of l ·IClf il. 1-ll• 0-0 lJ. Xt·QIJ l"·I~ 1, P'·IU Q1Ct..Q2 It. l(t.l(tJ 0.01 •• llt.J1 ,. •• , 17. CM> ,..,. 9, 14J hll" la. Kt.I" l ·Kt! 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Mesa Ol(s Police Pact; Some llratta:lltl said the moves i~ dlcated the Communiltl ml&ht be plan· nlng an attack against Hut, the for!Ml' lm porlol capllll 12 m11 .. 10Uth of Qu•nr Tri dty. Cambodian 10Urce1 Aid 1ovemmtnt lroopt pulled oot ol the center ol the dty today in the face or the Communht Id· vance, falUnc back to poaJtlons five mUes to the west. Reports said there were 1t lust lS links &till operotlonal around Komponr Trlbek but they ..... not porUdpotin( In the flCbtlnr. One Communllt tank 1..,1ht Ill w1y Into Iha ci1Y beloro II WU destroyed. Cambodtln Pruldtnt l<>ll Nol coo- Irvine to Act Tonight Others uid the •<lion mlaht precede·• Commun11t attempt to move Into the valuable delta IOUUl and west of Saigon. Ford Recall,s 1972 Wagons ~oi Lansing, Glamor Girl, Dies at 37 Costa Mm dty councilmen Monday rUcht unanimously approved • contract to provide police services to the new city or Irvine, citing the agreement as a rterl· ing enmple of Inter-city cooperation. Irvine rouncilmen will consider tht on· ly slightly revised agrttment when they meet at 7:30 tonight. Under the terms of the contract. Irvine will pay Costa Mesa $297,329 a year for ba!ic polk:e services including two patrol cars, each operating on a 24-hour daily 1ehedule. The contract begins Sept. l and runs for two year1 unless terminated by either city. Costa Mesa councilmen 1ub5tituted the ••nwtual" termination language of the original agreement to allow either city to end the contract. Costa Mesa will con- tinue the patrols in Irvine, howe ver, for 90 days followlng tenninalion. AS!istant Irvine City Manager Paul Brady said today thr new language "is a minor ehange." Other features o! the unique contract for public safety services which replaces coverage in Irvine by the Orange County Sheriff's Office and the Calilomia Highway Patrol, are : -Irvine will rent and pay for a police substation at the University Fire Station on Zee Street at Campus Drive. -Costa Mesa will provide all equip- ment and supplies including telephone lines, with Irvine prefixes, to Costa Mesa's rwltchboard. -Irvine will provide identlfying patches and car labels indicating the Irvine Police Department for use by the Colla Ptfesa lG-man force serving new ci- ty. Fr0mPage l FRANKLIN. • • the County Health Department. Neither Franklin claiming ownership showed up Monday night to claim his share of questions aboot why only one of perhaps a dozen letters sent in three years has been answered. "There's a dispute between father and son," June explained in outlining the history ol lhe unhappy old home at ~he heart of tbe hassle. "The dispute should not be con- sidered," June continued. stipulating the matter hand was purely the public nuisance aspect. City Clerk Eileen PhiMey swore in Senior Building Inspector Dick Hanhart to testify. He tben submitted p ho tog rap hi c evidence, including shots of lhe exterior and the Interior, among the latter a stained, \\'ell-used mattress. "11 this residence -or shack - boarded up?," Mayor Jack Hammett demanded to know. Hanhart explained it occasionally is, but persons unkno'Wtl tear inlo It again lo use the interior for their own purposes. The barrage of city mail to the prin- cipals claiming ownership did result in one contact from each, City Attorney June noted, uying Judge Selim Franklin asked advice on a good demolition com· pany. -CoStl M.,.., polite helicopter will be avaJlable to Irvine only on an hourly, as needed ba1l1, with no regular patrols. - I r v I n e wW provide, but Co.sta Mesa will train, a police public in· formation officer. Policemen Tying Tangled Evidence To 'Brotlierhood' By JACK CHAPPELL Of 1M DMl'f P'llM ll•ff A tangled trail of phony Identification papers and passports, commercial drug However, the Ubenl 1:18 of tanks 1bo•· ed the U.S. campa1gn to mine V~t. namese ports and the four-month-<lld. bombing drive against North Vietnamese 1upply lines apparently had not dried up the Communlst pipeline. Military aource1 nld 21 tanks had been destroyed, ma inly by A m er I ca n airpower , in the th~ay-old Cambodian drive and nine more of the 36-lon vehicles were wiped out near Quang Tri city. · In Cambodia, the Communisl.! centered their drive against the lownl of Prey Veng, Svay Rieng and Kompona Tra:btk. Kompong Trabe.k, which 1190 ii the FromPqeJ MAILBOX ... actlvities in exclusive Laguna Beach of nearly two-thirds of CabrUlo Street hilltop homes, 1 net"'Ork of psychedelic residents who want door-to.door delivfty. dope pushers -pollce claim they're Mia Campbell twice wrote Poat.muter John B. Kluglewici. tyi ng it all together in their penetration She even wrote to President Ni.xon. ot the Brotherhood of Eternal Love. So far all reiponae.a have been Their arrests thus far have included negative. one young Laguna Stach businessman Each answer stated d o o r . t o . d o o r v.·ho sat as a membe.r of an oral board delivery can only be pennJtted if all that screened poliet. department ap-re1kSents comply with requirements for DETROIT (AP ) -Ford Motor Co. announCed today It Is rec1lling lta entlre production of 1972-model full -size Ford 1tation wagons for in· 1pection and possible modilication of jack &lots in the cars' bumpers. The recall will take in 157,487 cars. Ford said that in approximatety 30 percent of the cars, a bumper support bracket Is portlllly bloc:k· Ing the liot through which the jack 11 supposed to be inJerted. The problem could make l•tklnr im- poulble or dangerous, tht com- pany Aid. A 1pokernwt Aid the pouible defect w11 d1scovered durinf a routine production audJt. Shakedown Case Figure Still Not Available plicants to determine their fitness as city delivery service. potential officers. · Federal postal 0Uicial1 contend West.miJlJter Mayor Derek McWbinney, The Brotherhood is said by police to be. CabrUlo Street ruidenll do not oomply who reportedly bu been questiooed in a major, U not the major, supplier and with I continuous 1idewalk regulat.ion. distributor of LSD, hashish and hashish The regulaUon wu first started to pro-connectjon with • $5,000 "political ~ oU in the United States. tect foot carriers from trafflt haurds. trlbution" involVing Fountain Valley's It.: dope merchants plied the world, ac-Miss Campbell thinkinr &he had a good Mile Square Park, bas dropped from cording to police, who have reports of the case, attempted to beat lhe system public view in recent days. Brotherhood'• unique products turning up singlehanded. McWhirmey, chairman of the n-.... e in such diverse places as Australia, She installed a cement sidewalk to v•aug Hawaii, New Jersey and Vancouver. bridge a short continuous walkway County Transit District Board of Du-ec. In "Frtncb Connection" atyle, the across her nei11hbor'1 homes. She allO torr, failed to appear Moaday at the HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Bu.tom blonde actreu Joi Lanain,, among the lut of Hollywood's traditional glamor girls, died Monday nJsht ol cancor, St. John 's Hospital said today. She was 'J'l. The beautiful actress, whose fact was lamlllar to TV ind movie viewe.n:. had been operated for cancer in 1970 and alao 1uffered from aevere anemia, a hospital spokesman said. Mia Liming, • product ol the fabled M~ Goldwyn Msyer talent school where •he WU coached II • teen-ager. used her robu1t fiaure and dazzlinJ face to carve 1 career In the trlditJon of lb• late Marilyn Monroe and J a y n t MlllSlield. Sile pn>Udly pub II ti i • d her measurtmenta of 39-23-35, but in recent years expreued regrets that 1be capitalized on the statistics. "My beJnr blonde llld tlltV)', you mlpt uy, wu • kind of • miud bl..,. b:tl," lhe Aid at one point " ..• I w11 catqorbed only as that. Jt was very llmltlng. I WH held bock by my im•I•·" Services Slated In Costa Mesa For Arlene Nold Brotherhood members <filled concealed hired a carpenter to insert 1 house mail board's reruiar meeting. compartment.I in truds and camper• slot she tnsisl.J is within the 50-foet re-Secretaries at Westminster Memorial Funeral services are &et Thunday fol' with hashish in Middle East and Indian quired distance from the rtreet. The job& Newport-Mesa Unified School District ports than then shipped them borne to cost nearly 1150. Park where McWbinney worts report he child psycbologiA Arlt.De Nold, wbo died the United states where they entered the Again she was denied door-to-door is ''out of town untU Wednesd1y," 1.'hey Saturday after eight years with the country through Portland or Long Beach service. Postal officials pointed to t.be say they don't know where he is. district. ports. conlinuoua aklewalk rule, notinj: other During Monday'1 transit board Rite& for Mrs. Nold, &O, of 5l96 Amain The trail, police say, lead to persons Cabfillo Street res.ldenl.J bad not com-meeting, Supervisor Ralph CJart, who Drive, Irvine, will be 1t 2 p.m. in Bell believed to be pillars of the youth plied with that regulation. acted as chairman, said he had been told Broadway Mortuary Chapel, Costa Mesa. culture, people llk.e Jim Otto, owner of Postmaster Klugiewici suggested she that McWhinney, "is tied up with 50me Originally • registered nurse and later UIE< Sound Spectrum record •bop in secure a post office box. business and may be in later." But I ICbool nurse, Mrs. Nold began teacbin1 Laguna Beach, He has been indicted by Miss Campbell argues that a post of· fl...cWhinney didn't show up. after obtaining her B.A. and M.A. the Grand Jury. fice box would only cause extra expenlM! 'Ibe Westmlnste.r City Council is degrees from Cal Slate, Sacramento Otto Jed a move aeveral yean: ago for and inconven1eace lo taxpaying cilit.ens. sdeduled to meet tonight and city of-College in health education. legitimacy for the small, then just "I sympathlze w·~·ss Campbell," fictals said they were not certain that She switched to her last position with emerging youtb-ariented sbops in Laguna said KJugiewici. ' McWbinney would be in attendance. the district Hve years ago aft.tr obtaining Beach. It was a sort of nonestabllshment "But we must comply with the rules Some inlormants have alleged that a Master'& Degree in psycMJo0 at Cal chamber of commeroe called the Laguna for continlD.ls sidewal . Years ago, McWbinney, working with Tad Fujita, State Long Beach. Business A.ISociatJon. when there were fewer can, regulations Weslmtnster p J 1 n 11 t n g commiss.iooer, Among various otbu activitieJ, Mra. Otto also has been seated in meetings were different. But today I can't let fool suggested thlt Geora:e Mu r 8 1, r:old waa a member of the National cf an oral police screening board whlch carriers walk.ins across 1tretta: or laWNI leaseholder for 213 aaes of Mile Square School Paychologists' Auociation; the questioned polict department app!Jcants. during their m1il routes." he uld. Pork land, "contribute $10,000 to a Daua:btera of the American Revolution; Otto, no,.,· free on $50,000 ball, was one He said there •re likely 1treel.! in 1upervisorlal reelection campaign." Eastern Star, White Shrine and El Toro of 211 persons tndkted by the Orange Costa Mesa without continuous 1ldewalk.I According to Murai's attorney, Jame• MCAS Officen' Wives Club and Orang1 County Grand Jury on charges of con-that receive door-to-door mail delivery. Ok11.1ki of Santa Ana, Fujita accepted 1 Coa.s:t Q>Uege Wlvea' Club. spiracy to organize sales of dangerous "But those streets probably have les.s '5,000 cash payment from Murai Iart Survivon Include her husband Woody, drugs and a variety of other drug related traffic than CabrUlo Slrttl," ht aaid. month in the presence of investigaton a aon, ~oody Jr., d1ughter Mrs. Barbara charges. The rural mail boxes remind Miss from the Orange County District At· E. Aune, both of Costa Mesa; brothers Police said Otto. 27, of 430 Ashton Campbell of the type used on her fann tomty's Offic:e. Howard and GleM Sorg. Wllcomin, Earl, Drive, ls aceused of conspiracy to sell years ago. District Attorney Cecil Hieb: aaid Fri· or New York, alsten: Evelyn Hoppe and dangerous drugs, sale of marijuana, sale "But Costa Men isn't a cow town,., day that F\Jjlta w11 temporarlly detained Fem Engl!, WLlconsin, and three of dangerouJ drugs, possession of co-Miss Campbell declared. and questioned. grandchildren. c.aine with intent to sell, maintaining a lr";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii;;i;iii;iii;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;9, house for use and sale of drugs and other dope charges. Other Indictments named persons from Laguna Beach and some already· ln custody who have been arrested and coo-- victed on drug related charges. PRUDENT BUYING Patriotic Speaker Shot By Irate Patron in Bar Throu9hout our 77 years of carpet retailin9, one fact becomes quite evident -that when money i1 leu plentiful, people buybefJerquaffty. This is contrary to popular belief, b~t makes a 9ood sense if you think about it. When you have to concern your· self with value and performance, you are likely to buy btHtr quaRty • A ttpu.ttd leader of an Or,nge County· based rroup of patriot.I Is hospitalized. t& day after wlndinl up 11 barroom harangue by crying out: "Give me liber- ty or 1lve me death," and almost getting lM latter. Vern Stejskal, 38, of 5511 Tangier Lane, Huntingtoq Beach, was listed ln saU1fac- tOl'J' condlUon at Westmln!ter Memorial Ho&pltal todly with wounds In the ~ Ind hip. And Leonlr.I C. Farley, M, o( 12712 Bu111> Sl, Ganlen Grove, IUbsequenUy loll hll own Uberty, He ii hel4 ill lieu o1 IS,000 blU Iller boJnr mested llld booked ., ouspldon ol uuult with Intent to commit mu111or followJnr the lncu lite SUndoy nJihL lnl'elllr1lorl llld queatlooJnr ol wll· ......, illdlcllod Stel&bJ. .an olDcfal o1 lbt Gllll'llllu el. ,,_,,,, -dliml IOO """"1 momllert, Wll Wtortlo( potnN In Ute arc1e s Boe "• .... lec:turiJts tin oil ..,,.... ol Ammcan ba1tlaa tndlldllla the U.S. Consttlallaa, whoi bo -ft up wltll -u.un -quote. "Gho lne libertJ oc 11,. .,. death,• StejobJ declmd. "Do 1"11 riaJlJ mtan lbot!" potn>ns quoted Farley as replying. ''Yeah,'' the victim told the other patron. Gunfire suddenly blaud, 11 Stejakll ducked, aarrnwly avoiding beinc shot in tbe head by at least one of four amall tlliber pistol shotl llr.d. Invcstaiiton aaid two of the alua:s found their 1n1rk. ' · ... "Tiie llUS)>eCI 1pporeoUy pn>duted 1 IW• Md 1>e11n sbootJnc the .tctlm," Westmin!ter Police Sft. P'nrtk Flsber theorized. "I ldmlt It llOUndo blzlm •• , " be continued. "Even for a barTaom lltua- Oon." "Tito -" .... •JlPlttlltb' lddreiaed to a number of people," Set-Flabtr con- tlnued. A -ol other WatmlolW ntel' 1\11 lflO(I led to Flrllr'1 Ol)llUn - without ralstlnco -II Rlllly'1 Bir, down Watmlnster Amrue from tilt Beach Botdmir.I nlptdub w b e r e the •bootill( ooc:urnd. Tito chrornrjl)oted pistol IO!llbt u ·-.. tlte ••nit .. till 20t1I c...- lUtJ -!lenrJ bu not tllnted up. polleo nJd. Tarloy •u UDlnoed wltetl coptuttd. At Alden's in the last three years, our per unit sale has been more expensive carpeting, reflecting this fact. Consequently, we have the largest selection of finer quali. ties you will see anywhere, all at competitive prices. The end result is customer satisfaction, pride and recommendations which provide our overwhelmin9 source of new business. ALDEN'S CARPETS e DRAPIS 1663 PlacHtia An • COST A l\llSA 646 413t HOURS: Men-Thru Thurs., f '9 J:30-FJU. f '9 f-SAT., 9:30 le J ' ' • • . • , ' . • A SI