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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972-09-12 - Orange Coast Pilot• • • • •• esa 1cers e1ze Huntington Tries • -~ To .Save Dueks; Dis.ea~se F .ells 80 DAILY PILOT * * * 10' * * * TUESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER .12, ]972 VOL. .. MO. -. f llCTIONS. N PMU . . ·. .. -: . ,. :: Jets Rip Reds ( CHINA '\. • GULF Of'. TONKIN UPI~ U.S. JETS DEVASTATE .HANOI, HAIPHONG AREAS IN RAIDS 'Koy Com111uni1t Bridgn Do1troytd In Aid .to South Vim Crack Vietnam Forces {nside Rea Stronglwla . 1• .JiAIGON (UPI) -Two unllJ or elite SOuth Vietnamese marines linked up In~ ~e the Communiat-held Quang Tri ci"del tocllly and 'iaunchet' a fqrioos, liiit'mimite drive lo push the North· Viet· nameae oot of the thick-walled structure Mrore a Wedneaday deadline set by Pfelldent Nguyen Van Thieu. UPI "'porter Ted Kurrus, who got wtfbin 100 yards of the cltadel, said the JJl;Jrines met only light resistance on the Pnd but the Nortb Vie1oamese w...., fidng at them from atop the 15-loot-hlgh fralla with recoilless rifles while Com- ll\llDIJt "'"""'' tried lo slow the advance 'f!th artillery. : -i\n American spokesman in Da Nang siJd ii wu the heaviest fighting ever e.- pirlenced by the marines. ,. North Vietnam, a combined ship and ~?plane task force blew up.~ a vital 1, . Orange '~ ,· Weat.ber ' . Yoo might need your umbr<llaa • Wednesday, according to the weatberlady who aeea 11C1tlered . tprtnkles lollowed by a 1 u·n n y· afternoon. with blaha In the upper !Os. • ,J INSIDE TODA 'Y T/14 primitlvt CG1>t4Welling tribt of lhe PhUlppint1 -tht Ta&adayl -liar incr<.,.d in populati01> by fovrptrc111t tbith' lht rtcent b111h of a 'nttD boby. For account of 'nttD lift omonq , !ht tiny tribt, uc •tarv Pogt a. L.M. ...... ,, Mwftt • 1f ca!ltwllll • ,.,.. ... 1• c~ ...,. ,..,...... ,.... • =:..... ... :: = f.Mtr , ... : . .. Didi .._ • ,,.. *""" J•1r ~ ""' ' T*'ttlM It ........... ,. ,,...'-' ...... .,._ 1•11 w..... .• . ., ........................ ,,.,. ........ ,. ... """ • .. --" • bridge at Thanb Hoa and Air Force fighter-bombers destroyed tint rall~d bridges 2S-30 miles from the Chinese border. Governmtnt troops have been trying lo (Bee CITADEL, Pqe I) Police Huntfug Sex Murderer Of Woman, Baby .CllIC.\GO <II!'!> ,... Pollc;e.are ~ a man with reddish hair for ques\IOnilig tn the deaths of a young Chicago mother and ber 13-month,old daughter, wbose nude bOdles were found In 11\0 parking lot of a suburban churdl Mondax. , Cook County Co~er Andrew Toman said : the · 'lnf8nr , bad bell•, ""~Y usaulted and choked lo death when she vomited during· the attack., · Tbe .mdtber had nol been ltlUally ot- !ocked,. Ill> aald, but died from brain In- juries. apparently alter being struck on the heed with a blunt object u well u .being cholc~. . : • The bodies of Mn. Barbara Flanagan, %1. and '"'r-·daugbi,r, ~· w'lf dacovei:ed •bout 18 hours ... ter .. the mother leli with her child 1or a ~IV Ung job. I Authorities said Mn. Flanagan was met at a bus stop on Chicago's Northwest Side 'Saturday by a man with reddish.. hair. " She had taken the bus after accepUng a . babysittlnf job In mpooae lo a Wephono caller Who had seen a catd adverlllial her .em-In a ntl1hborhooa· supermarket. Police aald Ibey belleve-11!9 babysl!Unc appointment wu ficliUooa. Tht driver or the bus gave police a description of the man who met Mra. Flanagan at the tnd of the line. He •u quoted as uying' the mother and cb!l4 got Into a car with tbe man. t • • • Qp~'1ig~s At El Toro ·' Also Scored By L. PETtR KRIEG Of tlle Dlllr Pllll Sltn ... Orange County Board of supervisors Chairman Ronald W. CUpers Mooday night called IOI' an sic! lo commercial jet fiigblJ at Orang~ Counly gt-and an end to military lllgblB ~t Iba . • Marine Corps Air Stallm at El T Caspers, lo a !>.minute addreae before Newport Beach councilmeo;111wed lo do all be can to get both operations moved to a joint civilian-military airport to be built at Camp Pendleton. - He 'said he would ask fellow supervisors todly to authorize a request for a Federal AviaUon Admlni.stration (FAA) study of the proposal. Tied closely lo the plan wDa!d be ex· panJlon of the Or1111e '<Jounty Tranrit District to serve the airport, Caspers said. He said it would take more than his e£· rorts alone to mate it all happen, however. "Neither I nor Iba lull Board of SUpervioors, acting jointly, can get a piece· of Camp Pendleton by ounielvee," ·he said, pointing out what others have said befl>re, thal it will be '" political decision~ - ' "It will take Iba cooperation of tho military, the Congress and Iba President to g•I the Orange County airport site (See AIRPORT, Page I) Skunk's Trail · 'Sweewned Up' TechniqUe• used to elimlnate the acrid odor or smoke that follows • • houle n... work pretty well oo slwob loo Laguna Beach n...men dbcove,;d'Mooday night. . A lady resident called thd Fire Department IOI' help after bO\-dog tangled with one of the cute blaclt and white ldtUer, lhell "'treated to the house alter getting a thorough • ll>IVJntl , • l>8hlnc trom room lo room, the lranllc doc hid apread the odor of blJ llOIDlllc sparring partner ... lhl ...... lhebowe. AnMd wltlCthelr lilloko ejector -a larp bloWer -and a quantlly ol ~t kno!ftl .. -Air, flnmen ladled the problOll\ IUC- ceoafWIJ nu. the lady bathed her dog. • Tiie Nlmk applHlllly left tor -llek!t-. • • ' ' .. • W 0111an Trapped 5 Days in Wref!~; .Saved by Maggots? . . " D.t.ILY PILOT Sfllff ..,... PUSHES PENDLETON PLAN c,;unty Supervisor Gaspers 80 Ducks Perish In Huntington; Botulism Feared The last ()f the ducks ,were to be removed from Talbert Laite In Hun- tington Beach today, after ao of the water fowl died over the weekend. City parks workmen used two small row boats to _ herd the du<;ks, mostly domestic breeds, into 'a-pen at one end of the""· . The round-up l)peratton was supervised by a state Flab and Game warden Who saJd the deaths were apparently caused by the botull$m dbcove...d lo the lake two Wttks ago. Al that time • doztn duck• died and tbe rest """ lh1fled to a dtepef part of the lake where city olflciab ftlt they would be '81t. . Gordan Cribbs, tbe F1'b and Game wan!tn, said thlr morning the duclt • botulism -It does not afitcl people - bas spread lo all parts of the lake. Talbert Laite 1' more lhao hall dry now becaue of low IUJNllel' water level> and construction around the lake '' Iba city bulida !ta ntW cenlAJ park, Cribba '8ld roeh botul1'm IJ caused by stagnant •ater and hot weather. Tbe danier of l~ fie aald, ii that wUd duck• flying down the Pecille Flyway ·could transfer Iba clbeaae lo other areu. "Ollr depirtment baa lo my on !base botulism CUii all tu.mmer 111 })e added,, ''Thousanda ol dllCb bave died In the San Joaquin V allty." Most of Iba de!ld dyc:b In Talbert Lato. were domeatlcl, 'pcqtbly ffi•aaed In the (See DUCU, hp I) • FollOw!ng ~1"1s~ • Policemen ·-Seize $30,000 in Loot By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of 1M DllllY Pli.t lflfl A young jenltor wbo like• fast, costly can IJ accused today of up lo 60 Or1111e Coast · comm.,..ial burglartuollowlng an around-tbe-cloct investigation and seizure of what police claim ii about $30,000 worth of lltoloo office machlnee. Willie L. Davis, 28, of Orange, was ar. rested and booked on bUi'glary ·charges ' about dawn Wednesday, e n d t n g an episode involving a dramatic cross-eoun .. try police chase reminiscent of the movie t'The Fnnch Connection." Davis' so-eaUed muscle car - a sport sedan capable of outdistanclng pursuing police units -was demolished when it finally crashed through a fence into a Huntington Bee.ch house. Costa Mesa Police Officer Bob Crogan's squad car also sustained major damage when It plied up on Talbert Avenue, which comes to a deadend at Golden West Street in Huntington Beach. A new of ricer, Patrolman Crogan didn't know t>e was at the end of the road, while Officer Barwlg -trailing 300 yards behind -was able to keep on Davis' tail when the suspect swerved into the right turn . Ironically, the chase route followed out of Irvine Monday ls the same used in 1963 when a pair of bank bandits pursued from Santa Ana sailed into the deadend Huntington Beach Intersection. Their old sedan -doing 90 mllea per Agents Again Aid Kennedy WASHINGTON (AP) -Secret Service agenta are guarding Sen. Edward Kennedy (l).MaS3.), ., be campaigns with Democra tic presidentlal nominee G e o r g e McGovern, Kennedy's, office said loday. Af,enlJ were uslgned to Kennedy on President Nixon'• orders after Iba May 15 lhootlni ol Gov. George C. WallJce of Alabama. They we.re . withdrawn at Ken-- nedy'1 request June 5. HowevPr, Ktnnedy l.!lced !bat agenlJ be ..,tgnocl lo him again after Labor Day when he look up a heavy achedult Q( 1ppearances1 his office 111d. .. hour -smashed broadside Into a small van carrying Westminster High School students to spring play practice. killing two and injuring tbe rest, including a teacher. This time, neither Davis nor his pursuers, COsta Mesa officers Gary (See CHASE, Page Z) Woman Saved After 5 Days In Wreckage GUELPH, Ont. (UPf) -A woman pin· ned helplessly under the wreckage ()f a car for five days near the bodies of her husband and two friends was recovering in hospital today. Police said maggots lnfeated the ()pen wounds of Mrs. Denise Sprayson, 37, by the time she was found late Sunday at the foot of an embankment on the outskirts of this city, 60 miles northeast of Toronto. But the maggots were credited with '8Vlng be~ life. The woman was found by Paul Smeil of Rexdale, when he stopped to walk his dog. Smell was attracted to the wreckage by the woman 's moana. The car lay at the foot of a deep em- bankment and 25 feet from a road wen .. traVelled by rural residents of the region. Mrs. Sprayson's bead was pinned beneath a wheel of the smashed car. Nearby, were the bodies . of her bu.,. band, Fran~ 42, Mn. G or d o ~ Wlllicombe, M, and Albert Price, 40. Price was believed to have been thlt driver of the car. Mrs. Sprayaon's doctor aald 1be suf .. fered multiple injuries, including severe fractures to one leg and one arm, and seri()US faclal wounds. "She survived an ordeal which oot many people could have," Mount Forest Dbitrlct Coroner Or. G. L. Stewart aald • He said Mrs. Sprayson'a wounds 0 JUr• loo1cd w'th crnwllog thlng1. Her d!Kom. fo rt must have been beyond lro- ar·rU!tlon." A surgeon wh:> treated Mrs. Spra,flOQ. immediatc1y after she was fumd .. credited the maggot• with hel(>loc fa save the woman's Hfe. Dr. Frank i.·armer, who described Ml• (See SURVIVES, Pap I) .. , , J DAILY PIL01 s • Hoffa "Counsel' Not a Lawyer·-· U.S. f'rO•P .. eJ CHASE.~. Banl1(, Owtll 11r... and Potrolmatt er., ... --car erubed -w.re ID.. )l'ASHINGTON (AP ) -'Ibo Justi<e Departmtnl Uld tadoy William L. T•ub, who ..,.....med hlm.1ell u Jama Hof· fa's "legal oounsd" in a recent con- trowrsy over the former Teamster Jeadtr-11 plan to vi.alt North Vietnam, ls not a lawyer. ' Jwltlc:e Departln<llt apokmnan aid they learned this after Taub was et· tenaiYely reported to be acting as Hoffa 's l'tpftUllteti.e·1n deallnp wttll-various govermnent officials. •;we are wondering bow he was able to do au the .. things," Juau .. Department preu otf1ctr JobD BUlben ukl, ••wtthout \ Schmitz Says He'll Reveal · Bremer 'Boss' ""'m 'Wns.m- ll<p. John G. Sdunltz of TuJtln Aid to- day he will ldentil)' tbe "mysterious , •• boss" trbom the Amert can PIJ'ty ptttldtntlal candldate believes directed the attempt to aullallnate Alabama Gov. George Wallace. The lame-duck eongreuman uld Mon- day the man who directed Arthur Bremer's assassination attempt i n ~urel, Md., has "died in a mysteriout death." The 1hopping center ahootln1 of Wallace left the tanner American Pll'IY atandard bearu paralyzed from Ibo waist down. · Schmitz, alleging Bremer'1 allempl may have been a conspiracy, declined to reveal the name of the mystery boa wto til a '1'1tursday press conference, Jiowever:--· - . "I 'm holding a press conference on ThUrsday -io-talk about a " Situation I alluded to in my Milwaukee speech, Poin- ting ouj that Bremer didn't act alone,'' Sclunitz said. "He bad a myst,ertoua, ah, wbat would you call It. , .l>Osftype who, Interestingly enough, died In a my1terlous d e I t b betWien George Wallace's wassinatlon attempl and now," the John Birch Socie- ty member told a Portland, Maine, a• diehCe. Schmitz WU campalgntn~ In Maine even though his name doesn t appear on the ballot there. Write-in votes for the American Party hopeful will not count bec8use Schmitz has no presidenttal elec- tor.1 'In Maine. Schmitz' New England hopes were further diminished Monday when the American Independent Party IOll ill ap- peal to-get on·tbe Rhode Island· ballot. Ti.e party, ~which in some atates carries the 1111 appellation, collected .only 489 certified algnatures when 500 were need- ed to qualify Scbmltz far the November ballot. From Pagel DUCKS ... lake after the Ourry ot Easter ducklings. Whlle city · oHlclals captured Ille Talbert duck.I, they weren't quite sure what I() do with lbem. Tom Bushard, city parks supertn-- tendenl, Blid Ibey don't want to carry them to another lake where the possibly infected ducks might sprud the --Obease to beatlhy 1 · allards. Bushard also said investigators from lbe U.S. Agricultural Department intend to sample the lake to determine lf Utere is also any sign of Newcastle disease, an infection that has caused a quarantine on Orange County poultry. Cribbs said lbe lake botulism wm be killed oft when the cold, winter wea ther sets in. He also said the lake can be pro- tected when it become5 a part of the ctn-- tral park as Jong . as the water level i.! kept up and the lake is properly man- aged. OllANHc:o.ur IT DAILY PILOT 1'11e ~ CM1t DAii.\" l"ILOT, .... •ICll .. comblrllill the "_,.,...., " ~ ., "'-°'Ml• eo..t ,llltlblllN ~ ..... r•l• 9111t1DM -.... ltlllld,, ~IY llr""'h flrld1v, fW Cotl• M .. •. H...., hKfl. Hlll'llll'ICllWI IHdll~Mlll V .. 1-y, ~ •MCtt. lt\'lnt/$A4ClltMdl .... llrt °""*''., kn """ Caplttr-. 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The New Yllrlc 'limes report.cl today IL le1med. from government. IOUrCet ibat Tau~ once ,.prHented hlmseµ u Ille "worldwide repruentative" fOr Po p e PauJ VI'• film tntuesta: acx:epted an award u a ~cer of a lll<>tion pie> lure, only to have lbe real producer d .. nounce him as an Impostor, and lrled to sell'a man lbe M.G.M. building In Patil. Taub, -who g a v e hir" addren----u---r fashionable Park Avenue apartment bulldlng In New Yllrlc City, could not be ceacbed fer comment. The ft()Orl on Taub'• po!easlonal Red Tanks Roll elrcumslanoeo 1pparenUJ caught Wlilte llouJe prm IOCl'dar)' Rooald L. Zle&ler off guard ddrtnr hll mi<MlaJ brtdln( to aewamea , Wiien uked for a commtnl, Ziegler el• claimed : "Taub'• noJ a lawyer? U he'• not, be llhoU!d be. "My lmprttsloo, '' he a d d e cl. ., was that he wu/' ln Detroit, Holla 1ald be was startled to learn of the apparent rrilirijiHeDo tetion and Aid hi took Taul> at lace value after "be IOUght me oul In Aprll. "I -hlm In lllaml. lie took nota, bad doeumentl, eftl')'tblng,,. Bdfa aald. UPI T.......,. Holla uld he had an .,. _ to Piil' lltlotl" In lbolr diJ<:u181ono. jured lo Maodal''I higl>fpoed chase. ' Taub for hll ..mca. bol declined to u y Husliea aid lbe li'BI had been uked to Otficer Kreza'1 CJtt apun out - JI _ paJlllllJI had --ID Ila'. dleck lit rue. oo taut> but uld DO in-llmet 00 niJHUtUd pavemtol belara -...tlglllcm WU Mitred. He allo d«tlned ~ II an tllort to obtain pennlaslon for to dJJclOlt conteall of any FBI tile 00 lbe Patrolman Barwl( finally chaled -·~ Bolfa to vilil North Vietnam and try to mysterloUI figure. IUSpect Davia on loot and OUlbed hint neptlate nl-of ~ prllonero .Husben uld u far u lbe Justice out !tom benealb a parked truck. ' ti..,, Taub mot willl ~Hal~ Depa-I Is concerned lbe mat!er Is The chw, orlginallnl wllll a sllen~ Hemy Kialinpr, au.mpled lo -Atty. ended.and no actlm wW hi lilcen agl!nll burglar alarm at St1ndard Paottlo ll>rp .. Gen. lllchanl Kleindienst and held Taub. Arlh Bl d Irvine ended · dlaeuulons wllb Deputy Atty. Gen. Ralph . Wbeo the story IUrlaced last week that ISi& Mic ur . v " , ' , Ei'ICiOn. -"Hoffa hoped to go to Hani>l~Taub·told·U--about 5'30 .. .m., with Davis c:apturt, -T- 'lbey aD operated Wider the ap~ Associated Press he was ''Jimmy Ho!fa'1 Newport Beach's pollce bellcopter -i UIUDlplion that Taub wu a New Yori< at. legal ...-I,'.' and never dllputed Ille which was· cl .... by at the time - tomey. Ericson wu described by Hlllbea ftllOrlen' uae of lbe WOid altomey Ill d• ehadowed the grwnd punult and u "diJturbed by Taub'• mlmprueD-ICribln& Taub. spotlighted lbe resldentlel area wher ; ' Davis had dilappeared. • , Kennedy at Side McGovern Attacks U.S. Scandal Charge Probe . ' CIIlCAGO· (UPI) -sen. George & McGovern; ..,.palgnlng In the big citln ol the Midwest wllb Sen. Edward M. JCenned1 at his aide, 181d today lbe Admllllatration's inveallgallon of scandal r dlarg .. by Democrats 'llU "U fair and Impartial u the judging at tbe recent 01ympics." McGovern arrived here from Mtn. neapolis for a meeting with Chicago Mayor Rtohard J. Daley and tbe Cook County Democratic party Central Com- mittee. He boped to draw ucltement lntm Ibo lennedy name al a nlly at .Stele and . Jfad!lon Ill Chicago's toop. ··i Simllar ralllel were set for later today In De.troll and Cleveland, and In J Pittsburgh and fhlladelphia Wednesday, In a -11 prepmd for an 'evening ' rush-hour nlly in downtown Detroit, McGovern scoffed at Administration ex- pl~tions '!I f!1e Wa~e.rgate bugg_ing apd of grain sales to the Soviet Union. (Related story, Page 4). wra:ig,", McGovern "8fd. •1Tbelt in· v~U[atloos IOok about as 'fair and Im- partial u the judging at the recent Olympics. I predict we will see llOl1IO dif· fermt eoocluslons on Nov. 7." Wreck of Plane Found in Swamp Being Studied SAVANNAH, Ga. (UPI) -Military of· ficlals are searching ~ugh records to trace the identity of a Bff or B25 bomber found submerged in a swamp, perhaps since World War II. -· The plane wa1 barely visible in muck and slime just nortt# of the Savannah River in South Carolina. Authorities who engineered t h e recenUy initiated Irvine Pollce Depart ment -a detachment of 1 Costa Mesa personnd serving on a C911tract basis -• had expected to curb the Irvine burglary< rate. • Costa Mesa Police Detective Capt. Eel: Glasgow said today that lnlonnat1011t checked out by two of his men led ·ta- issuance of t.ive s e a r c b warrants b~· Wednesday pight. < Wayne HarDer, who handles Cos~ Mesa commercial burglar!.. and ~ Lennert, ualgned to Ir• 1 n e ~ vesUgallonB, worked a 24-hour ahllt ~ predawn boura today, Capt. Glaa1 181d. ' llaI<ls conducted at five locations -<: four ol them buaineas machine ltrma ~ led to recoveey of 70 ileml, Including :llr.t lypewrlters, 21 adding machlnea, ~ check·wrlten, m calculatoro and fiv~ copy machines. ' "We lblnk this will clear up 55 lo•'°• commercial !Jurglarlea Ill Irvine, San~ ·Ana and Costa Mesa," be remarked. / From Pagel AIRPORT ... , which we deserve," C&spers-aald. ; He did not refer to the Marines' con·'-: sistent oppOsition to use of Pendleton ~ an airport. 'l Tanks of the PolWI army cross • pontoon -bridge In Czechoslovakia at the start qi allied exercises of the Waraaw Treaty Armies today 11ShieJd 72," as the maneuvers are called, include troops from HW.: gary, East Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia and Russia. The purpose of the exercise la to roordlnate the military powu of all the natlona. "The Ntzon re-election committee keeps slougblng off our auggeatioas for an independent Inquiry Into I b e Watergate bur;:llry1" McGovern said. "Instead, Ibo commitlee looked Into the matter ibelf and found -to no one's .surprise -that there was no wrongdolng on the part of hlgb 4dmlnlslration of· fici~s. Anny ..dficials said Monday it was possible the plane was buried thert for more than 20 years. A highway suivey crew spotted 1the plane two weeks ago, and an Anny unit recovered eight .50-caliber machine guns from its skeletal remains. Caspers said there Is nowhere within: ·oiinge CountY to l uni fcir a ·new airpOrt~~ site. He said he thinks -despite n!bul!.-, in attempts to get San Diego CoWlty .. '!'j· liclals to endorse the plan -that It =· come to be beciuse Camp Pendleton ••ia: within the sphere of influence ot o u f.:. county." · ~ caspers said hi! rapid transit proposa . would feature "an integrated surfa ~ transportation system including bight speed commuter lines to tie exlstin8 .. terminal facilities to the newly proposed. take off and landing strip in Cam~ Pendleton." · Catalina Mayor Getting Upset Over Chicanos AV Al.ON (AP) -Mayor Raymond Rydell, who told a group of Mexican- American activlsta they were welcome after invading 8anta Catalina lsland Aug. 30, now says the group may be making "treasonable'' statements. 1 "The more I think of it, the more treasonable it sounds," Rydell said Mon- day in reference to a statement by the "Invaders" that this Island off the Southern California coast belongs to Mexico. · The group, 25 men and one woman who are members of the activist Brown Berets, have asked residents here to "please undentend that you are localed on Me:rlcan tenitory." The llerell UJ Catalina ialand WU not ctided In lbe United States along with Colilomia after tbe Mexican-American war in 1848. - 1be Berets climbed atop a billside overlooklni this sleepy tourist com- munity two weeks ago, erected a giant Mexican flag and said they wanted no trOuble, just to discuss M e s: I c a n • American problems with whomever would listen. Spokesmen for the Chicanos saJd Man· day, "We are practicing our aboriginal rights" as descendants of Mexican citizens by occupying the llland. Rydell, apparently growing sl!ort of pa- tience with the Mexlcan·Amerlcans said, "I want to refer this to the proper agen- cy ot'tbe federal government." From Pagel SURVIVES ... Sprayson 's con<Jition today as "satlsfac. tory" following surgery on her fractured leg, &aid the maggots helped prevent blood poisoning !Tom oeUhlg In. Dr. Farmer said he believed the mag- gots were among three factors that helped her survive. "First, she was unconscious so !lhe couldn 't worry ·abou t anything." Dr. Farmer said~ "Secondly. she was in a marshy, damp area that was secluded. The dampness and rainfall kept her body hydrated. "And thirdly, the maggots found on her act ua lly hel ped keep her wound clean. The maggots helped to prevent sep- ticemia (blood poisoning)." The accident occurred late Sept . 5, and temperatures In the region during the rive-day ordeal reached 80 by day and dipped to the 50o by n'8hl. Or. Stewart said Mrs. Sprayson's hus- band and friends would not have survived even If they had received prompt medical attenUon. The bodlea of the two men had to be pried from the wreckage by torches. Pollet said tbe car failed to m.1-e a tum in the road, shot through the elr and kn ocked down . tree as It rolled down an em bankment. The vehicle wu demollsh- ed . The rour persons an were from the rural c:onununity of Maxw.U. From Pagel CITADEL ... recepture Quang Tri province llDce Juno 28. 'lbleu Initially ael Sept. It u Ibo doadllne to recapture territory seized by the Commun!sta 11rlce lbe eumnt of. fenslve ltarted March 30. However, he later ordered lbe marlnel lo recapture the citadel llz clays before his flrll deadline. Quang Tri City, lbe f"OVlnclal capital 400 m11.. north ol SaJcon, bu been virtually levelled In lbe battle but the recapture of tbe dty would be 1 major propaganda and morale booet for Ille South Vletnamete. The city wu captured May 1 when North Vletnamele lnlo(ll ""'ted the South Vlttnameoe delenden. It wu lbe lint South Vietnamese JrOVfnct ever cap- tured by lbe Communllts. Sleeping Rider Awakes, Guides Vehicle to Halt "Earl Buts, the secretary a f agriculture, bas apparently completed at least a preliminary ilfquiry into insider trading on lbe ltuasian wheat deal," he aaid. "Mr. Butz COllj:Juded that lbere was nothing .....,,, "1 IWlpect that the~ American ~le have a higher standard "oI :right ·and But tbey said it would take a major ef· fort to dig up the submerged fuselage, which was made virtually inaccessible from the ground due to waisthigb water and mud. tiiere was no indication whether the remhlns of any dead were in the wreckage. It was I.oped an ldenlificatlon could be made from numbers and other visible markings"'! tbe plane. '. .... , Message Ho111e Pilot a POW -Wife Gets Word Newport councilmen offered little COID!: ment, although Vice Mayor Howard; Rogen agreed with a point by Caspe,..'. that strong public support will allo be: needed. " Caspers· saiil he wu glild to see •' formation of the new citizens group.i . A.irport Action Association, form e (': Freeway Fighters, who are orgauh:ing ~· mount a public campaign against jet~ flights at Orange County Airport. , Rogers said, "It's a matter now : between the people and Washingt~ D.C." He asked Caspers to "keep_ us irk, fonned on how we can help and get this ~ airPort down to Pendleton.'' ·;.. SACRAMENro (UPI) -Monday began as just another lonely day for Pat Caspers in his talk indicated he could ' Hansen. Her husband, Air Force Capt. Thomas J. Hansen. was in a prisoner4 not support any proposal for civilian use - =-:dar.ln C:.:P W:~~e in North Vietnam and she was expecting their first of El Toro, even as an interim solution. But her mOO(l ,cbaDMed quickly when she learned that Radio Hanoi broa" "I must make it clear that a shifting of ~ •·•·-t iai' h b u-our burden here ii1 Newport Beach to t~ 'toca~'.! ~"!~en_., '" to1 ave. een read by her · husbaild. lt was a mess. ace k f h · au-. nai:ioai ..,, yo e ~ our neig hors to the IOUth und ! 110h-mf GOct, tbaftk you, thank you," she said when told of the message the_fbght pattern of El Toro is not an ao- nlayed lira l'ljllrf &om Saigon. • ceptable answer. •istnce· being captand, I've been well taken care ot," Hansen was quoted "Let us discount now and for the fulw;t "uyfnJ. ··~ llling1 have occupied my mind. You, the baby and the 'end-tbe idea ol moving our problem Into"""' tn,g of tbe war." neighbors' backyards. ~-. The ~ge ended with an endorsement or Sen. George s. McGovern, but "I am .vehemently opposed to civili~ but Mrs. Hansen refUsed to comment on this part of the statement. commercial use of E1 Toro Marine Corps MrL IWlaen, had ~ told by lbe U.S. government tbat !)er huoband 28 Air StaliDn. '!'be reaidenls of the Sad- wu shot down June rt but MDnday~a report was the first indicaUon oi bl; dleback yaney and the city of Irvine will pbylical condition. mercial Jets while I am their superviaor " A 20-year..old Or8J!ie woman wu rude-merciaJ jets while I am their superviaof'9" Jy awakened early today when the car in I ~:'.::'.:~~~~~~::;::;::;::;::;::;~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;~;;;;~he~sai~d~.----------:-which she was riding careened off a fire I ! hydrant on Laguna Canyon Road, ejec- ting lbe driver, who appartntly also had been dozing, according to police. Passenger Ann Marie Krasco, who woke from her nap in time to see driver Larry Thomas Rice, 27, ot Orange, hurtle out of the vehicle, grabbed the steerina wheel and guided the car off the road, through a barbed wire fence and into 1 field, olricers reported. MiS3 Krasco and 1 aecond passenger, Sonja Lee Gllbertson, 35, allO of Orange, · who had been sleeping In lbe beck seat of the car, escaped injury In the 1:30 a.m. accident. Rice, who told police be was not sure how the car went out of cooll'ol, wu taken to South Qiast Community Hospital In South Laguna and released afte r trtatment . for l1ceretJona and abrasions. · Sliorn Brother Back in Class SUT'llER CREEK (UPl)-Davld Godmaii went back lo .:hoot after a year oft because be 1''0tJIClnlf. cut hlo long holr. but hi• younger 1xotber Ion, giving In )let to Ibo school district's hair lenglb 1tend- 1rds. David, 10, and Nick, I, ...,. pro. hlbti.cl from attendlnr era-lul year unlm Ibey cut lbelr hair. They refused to do '° and. '"" tutored by their mother at home • 'David visited a profeulonal halt styllll and returned to clU1 with a lhorler and more convenllonal cut. Nick Nid ht'1 101!\1 In "wall. and ftt," SERVICE ... How Much Is It Worth? In ti.a carpet business sometimM it's worth MRYTHINGI ' Hardly 1 day goes by that wa don't get • can regarding another company's poor in1t1Retion. Occasionally the damage rMulling from poorly sown seams or taped sHmo ii not rep1ireble. Then the value of ti.a investment looks pale indeed! Why pay $300.00 or $1500.00 for carpeting and gambla with the instaRetlon? 1 We maintain 1B of our own crews, 10 taught ti.a ONLY way to inst1B carpeting-the RIGHT woyl The greamt 1n41jority of our busineu is referral There is a reosonl 1 ALDEN'S CARPETS e DRAPES 1663 Plac1ntfa·-a.v'"'1.-. - COSTA MISA 646-4838 HOURS. Mon. Thrv' Thun.. t le 1:30-PRl.'t let-SAT., 9:30 le· S • . ' ' • • • ' • ' ~ ' ,. ," • •, ., '· , -· '• ' " 't• ' ' ~ ' . ' ,: ·~· .~ ;r. jj • I. I an "~ .. go Fl ' • • Homes and Air Noise: What's the Solution? -----J> By GEORGE l;EIDAL • Of .. D9ltY ,, ........ SOMEWHERE QI tbe vast gray area bet;.eep a d«~'S:rilhl to~ --Velop hll property ahd a_city oouncil's obllgalloo to pivttct Its' <jllzenl, pre. aeot and fututt, lies the answer to the nmt dilficult zoning questli>n yet to face 'lbe fledgllng Clty of livine. . _ , . , . . !J:vioe cqqncilmeo tonlgbl will ,.....Ider the dUflciiU • Rinker Development Company bid to • rellOlle a 1o.a~ parcel near El Toro Marine ·eorp.· Air Station, , , Tbe matter, once apprdi'td by !"'!'D,IY govmpnent and recently denied by the Irvine pJanillhg Commloslon, Is fraught with myriad imponderab)es, · : , . . ' ON ONE SIDE of the J.s.iue ~Harry Rinker,,!~ long prominent in conatruction cir<les in Orange .,..,ty and . calllomla. " . ' • " -'"'..., • The tall,•silver-baired executive speab qllletly1ol his aecompl!Sbments whlcb include "building hllll of Garden Grove and Anaheim." • Tbe belier halves, observers who recall tho ceotrll county residential coo- olruction boom of the late 50s and early tlOS attest. The lean conservative~can ironically lives ,within an airport nolle zone which, by definition of espe , preclaely equals lhe noise levels adJudied to affect the lrvine-ptope y which he hopes to build 500 homes. . WHILE RINKER lhe homeowner sues Orange County government for ' $185,000 for the nol.se and pollution trespass ol his penOnal estate at lhe beld of Upper Newporl Bay, Rinker the devel~ seeks to turn lbe profit any Amer- 'lean once would have been expected to reauie from .his land; '· Rinker admits no 'dilliculty in comparlnteolli!g hll-peraonal rlibt. lo 'peace , and quiet from his busioeu. Ills business ·1.s developing properly. · C<intrary to the· beliefs of some, a Clty Council's job u Ml to keep a prop. erly 'oWller from developing his prOperty. , . . . . Of'! THE O'l'llER BAND,. however, public bodies are exp<cied ·to conlider the health, safety and wellare of the people they gov.em as. a-flrot priority. In this lnlta!'ce, it appears lhe Irvine City 'Council, should It 'keep lhjs charge uppermost in mind, will do so withOut· the aid and comlorl of lhe pre'- cise-Jegal tools' necessary. : ' It ts true the Rinker parcel, while noisy, does 'not fall Within a zone unac- ceptable for ·.residential development._ 1be condlUoner here, hdwever~ is the unlmown.futur• of El Toro Marine Corps AiiStstlon. . . . Wtth present military usage, lhe npist zones · skirt the. Rinker .property. . ~ :El. :i:om go .,.,...me~, new DQ!s6 contour lines on . a map may or ..,_ no1 Jilclude. tlit Rfnk~;'°propei-tf.-· · -· • • ·· · • -. --""'' : . .. FURTHER, PRES~ llllLJTARY usage does not favor an easi-west run- way. However, were that .C'Ofldltlon to change; jets would take-off dlrectly,over the Rinker properly, subjecting tbooe below to decibel levels approaching lbO , . intolerable. Such flights would produce an obvious salety problem for lhe .new homes. Safety Is a legitimate concern of councils and planning ·commtsslons. Tecbn~calJy .~ concem for safety, bow~ver, ts less a zoning question than a matter for control during lhe tract map approval process. · BUT lllNKEll IS asking for a planned community zoning In wblcb tract map approval · 1.s vtrtually routine. Wliere i;ben are the saftty contJvis.? Frankly, the ialety concern Is a marginal Issue in. this zoning, precistly 1because the law does not allow the council to weigh. that wicertain future use ~ot, the east-west runway. 'l1le Issue may be more likely to hinge .. tbe present no1s• ..... ratings o1 the property. · •\fl -- . Only recently has It been learned Iha! recurring loud noises bave an lin- pact on D'l;ental health. " . -· " JUST AS CITIES presently enforce traffic laws to protect cilium from suicide-prone drivers, tt may well be neceuary to proteci !ls mldents ol less no~ neighborhoods ·from lhe potentially dangerous· deeds of ~who might be exi>ected to ra~Jy sleep a full night without the Interruption of. a jet•pauing overhead. · . . ... -·Iii other woids, would the council be culpable for lhe mental health of !he people · who wittingly or ·unwlltingly purchase one of lhe homes propooed by Rinker? · Q • • • In short, where does the human environment planning buck atop? Lagunans Win ·Lessons From Top Tennis Pro~ n Twelve Lagunanl have won· Individual free tennis J.,..ns with pros such as Arthu'r A.Sire and Stan Smith and In the process enriched Tennis Now collers by more than fl,500. Proceeds eami"from a clty,Recreation . Department•ponsored tennis · tournament and Tennis Now family picnic-dance over the weekend. Course Offered Coast Status . . Mon.-tban 300-tennla lans·attendecl'the picnic wbere· eincee George· MacCa!J, former Dlvi5 Cup team captain, presided 1111o lhe drawings_ .for the ~ :were made. Winners were Bud Hulst wtlo · won· lessons from ·Myroi\ MacN_., lleonls Ralston and Ale• Ott, while high. llCbool varsity tennis player Steve Spalding won a lesson from Stan Smith. Spaldlng'1 motber, ~ Man!l Spalding, """ a lesson from local star Art Wahl. · Other »•Inners and their pros ' are. JIO RobertlOn, ·a lesson·1from' Arthur 'Albe; Kim Looglleld and Roy Emenoll;' Lia Griffin ;and Al ·Erle; Cynthia "8hllng and Jacques Grtg0ry; Jell Gretnbllgb On Cal :fornw'. and Bob. Lua; Melba Seostons aild • ., Cbarle8' PUSlreD; Tina Taylor and Mil' l new g~ad~ate course entiUed, ty RiWen; .Joan ' Haller : and. Doug j Venile!:k;1and ·Ray Meccbanl 'lld·Veme "ptoblems and Issues in the Coastal DaJly. ~ : . , Zolte" will espiore various "l'thods for I.t-is :lrom tlie •tourlhi J1'Q11 wlll ·be goV.ming lhe use of the Calildrnia coast. given at lhe Los Angel,. Te!mls . Cub The i.ur-unlt .,..... will be oHer<d during the upcOming Paclllc Southwest Se 25 fro Tourrtament. · · Monday nights beginning pt. m • 6:46 p.m. to t:45 p.m, at 311 S. Spring , ' St., the Civic Center Campus of the C ' () . _;,,..] Uljl•erslty of Southern CalUomla in Los asper8 pp0~ Angelei f .. "' ouered throu&h use·. School of Public Law· AmenCLneni Administration, the course ""1 examine , bow publlo 'agencies can ma~ •Informed wcmis ~ from • st0.7 P.,bitltiecr' decisions for the uae of coastal ruourtc:s. Sept. 7 h\ l!>e Dall; pJJoj ~:or.p ~ation ·gro:trth·ana ~from Col!nti Board .r su~ CbalmiM lndiistrial and commercial 11\te~ts Ro\>ald Caspers· m the wrOoc side a1 an brihp a.. ljMd for espanslm. An<l at the .amended sign' restricllon law. . .. me Ume, pubYc agenclei must deal I ,.,_ llril. -""""'"" o£ the ,, • ..,; .~ .. 4 with demaDds from cooaervatlooist .. ~ ~-.--,.. _, ~ IJ?Ollpl 11'antln1 to prennt lntervenUon-ln have res~:' • · ' • • lhe coastal ecology. -"Orqe Col!nly's 1lgn mtrictlon law ' applied io scenic corrkion ~ inodlnod.' Families Flee Blaze:-:._!::=~~~~~· -· , • ~d W, CUpen of !iewport Beacb." J\OSARIT9, Mexico. (AP,)' -Nine 'l'lle p\lblllbed version aid ti. law wu families eocaped without Injury wben fire moc1f¥ "by • the Board Olairmlll d~ecl>thelr two-l>edNonl homes ~ Rmald w. Caspers ol Newport Besch." ' day. Thi Joa wat tllim•ted at $1!0,GOO. The l!IU'ue "over the,ob,ltotlons ol" wu No ......., WU 4elm:mlaed I~ un~ omitted .• fer the 111-20 t6Ues llOlllb ti Tijuana. Tbe Dolly Pilot Jtcttll the .nor. . . . Tut!d.IY, Stpt""bff 12, 1972 S LA Bus Route Parking Studie Transit District's Initial Report Shows Feasibility 8)' JACJ( llllOllACK Of•Dllr ....... An Jntemlvt otudy leldlng to ac- qulsJ\iOn of an u....-. ponlo& lot and ••· press bus service bei-Orange County and downtown Los AnpJes llU · been undertllen by the <lnni• c..m11 Transit District. . . • ' Research to data bis lndlcated that * ·* * Ceremollies . . For Transit ; ' Week Slated A "Grand Opening" weeit. to s)iOtlighl Oran(• County Transit Dlstrici's in> creasEd bus aervlce and tbe uae of price reduciiOn coupoils c a.I • promotional device were approved Moo~ay by the district's Boaril of Directors. - 'l1le promotional week Is planne\I for early December ---mucb of lbe dlstricj'1 Jl!!W service and equjpinen~ will go Into operation In NOYember and Deceniber: Plans Include displays ol equipment, dlssemiJiation of bus scbedules and free coffee and ciou8Jmuts plus bus passes, ..,. cording to ~ General . Manager ~ "Pete" Fiel~. Tbe ill.splays would lie. staged at major abopplng ceJitera along the district'• routes. Newsj>aper ads would be used IO tell the P!ll>lic of lhe displays and tbe new roiltes being Inaugurated, ','The' timing WOQld be good, not only s~· 1 we wo~d 'be introducing new services but also because !here would be a 'Jot of Cbristmas shoppers at that tin)e;"'-Fieldlng said. ·- Tbe price reduction coupons were urged by· Fielding . beceuse, ·"One al lhe ~ P'°!l!illlS -Jl'.e '.~!!! haye w ov~me Is .gelling pi:ospedi.. bus riders out of their cars iniO 'buses for lhe ~ time. Once this maiden voyage bas occurred much of the resistance toward bus ri<l;ing can be overcome." .Water Color Society Offers Preview Show • t~ ere 3,300 commuters daily between tbe twe points and 1 total of t,000 ''penoo trips" between the two destlna· tionJ eacb day. "Assuming only five percent of lh<se potential users actually rode to and from !heir desilnltlons vi5 tbe proposed OC'l»SCRTD park-and-ride lot, 450 Terr.o.r in Ireland persons would be accomodated or about 10 buses at lull capacity," t b • preliminary study tndlcat.,. Jt cauUons, bowever. lba& suectss of tbe proposed program blnies o n marketing. price, convenieoce of service and the degree of cooperation between the transit district and RTD. British soldiers inspect a· damaged armored car blown up by a 500- pound bomb while bn patrol on a lonely country road in Northern Ireland; Two soldiers were killed instanUy and a 'third died later from ·wounds. ~Niguel ~eologic Fracture No Hazard, Builder Says A "geologic fracture" in the land on an employe living In the area. They were embankment b;etween Hillhurst Drive caused, he said, by poor engineering and Paseo Del Valle in Laguna Niiguel work when the area was developed in Tbe C8lifornla Natkmal Water Color will not create a hazard to homes in the 1964. soclefy. will bold a preview . opening to its area, an .Avco Community Developers of-PeloSo said . pending approval of plans 52nd Annual Eshlbition 00 night of Sept. Ilda! said today. submitted to the Orange County Planning 30 at the Laguna BeaCb Art Association General Manager Ray Peloso said in· Department, crews wilt repair the bank G~ery, !111 Cllff Drive in L&guna'Beach. t~ rn~asures have been taken to p~ permanently with a "buttress fill' p~ Thlrly-eight awards totalllng '$7,5is will tect lhe bank from any further move-cedure. , be llmounced ~t the:~revlew showing at 9 men! which might jeopardize homes As an interim measure, masslve- p.m. at the pU.,Y. SOcial hour at $:30 along ll1lll\urst Drive. amoonts of ·dirt have been dumped p.m. and~ II 1;30 p.n at the Hotel Tbe frac:tilrel, Peloso esplained, were · aga1Dst1he bank to bold It In place untli LIJ!lllfl precede the allowing. dlscoverecr t-:o ween ago ·by an Avco the buttreSliog can be completed. r-'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '!be f...iblllty report -M • Santa Anl Freeway Is over..,. ..a up to 1115,000 ••bides per _, _ .. average speeds durilJg fllak ,.....,. • low as :IO mllu per Jiour, "A peall-period trip from tho New ... Freeway to downtown Los ~ averages '5 mlnutu," the report •• "It is OCTD policy to .i...iop lransportstion systoms I!> '""' dot residents or Orange Cl>unty, while - viding service Iha! meets tbe reglooal re- quirements of Southern Cautomili," U. district hu stated. "Conllstent wtllt these goals, then, a peripheral parldiJf program with eqress bus service from the county to downtown Loo AngeleS would appear to warrant conslderaticm.-"' ~ Cited are successful RTD parkiog-buS programs and others operated by In- dustrial firms tor their employes. "The Sants Ana FJ'fOWBY Corridor Study prepared by SCAG and LAllTS .ln 1!171 recommends improved service lo< commuters," tbe report continues. "SUch · improvementS'M>Uld include preferenUaJ treatment for buses, -fringe parking facilities and peat-hour c om m u t e r service." It is reported, bowever, that a long- range goal to provide exclusive busways along the Santa Am Freeway may not be feasible due to right~f~way constraints. The transit dWtct is considering . ac- quisition of the ll-acre parking lot site at the Interchange ol the S&nta Ana and Riverside freeways in Fullerton. The pro- posed lot would handle 1,000 cars. Estimated coat' ts $1 .3 mllllon with fedefal grants totaling $800,000 an- ticipated. A reducU<ln In cost of llie prop. erty ($500,000) Is being sought through negotiations with the, State DJ vision of Hi~hways. Approximate!)'-175,$50 persons of the 575,570 people In lbe Orqe County J'Ol'k force commute to..polnta outside or ·jbe • county, tbe prellmlnary llllcty revea!a, • The percentaa:e.ranges from sa percent in Cypres.s to 9.7 percent dn Santa Ana, wilh La Habra showing 54 percenl -At the present ·time thete are no bwl loading facilities · on the Santa Ana Freeway although RTD runs to l!Qrlh- south buses a day. Only one is an express and it runs to capacity, the report adds. Of the Loo Angeles-Orenge County trips, 800 had destinations within three miles of the fN!eway, "It can be assumed that similar figures woul4 apply to lhe Riverside Freeway and Beach Boulevard corridors feeding the propooed parking lot," It Is stated. The survey Indicates f r o m in- vestigation of Park;an(i.Rlde data from Cleveland and Chicago that lhe potential for ridership ls not llml~ to elilt1ll& bu users. Tbe report concludes, ''The reduction of auto ·1-way travel >by ~"-1 bo!I patrons· -iJd reduce .....,uaa ooclho already ovetllled Santa Ana Freeway," 1972 LINCOLN-MERCURY Year-"'End • c? SALE! , EVERY CAR IN STOCK MUST BE SOLD! • BARGAIN BUYS ON EVERYONE! • LINCOLN ·CONTINENTAL ~ . MEBaJBY • 'I ' " • COM.hT • C::APBI ' • MONTEGO •PANTERA OUR ONLY FULL LINE SALE OF THE YEAR! 1 ame ()I The N'1' Cir • , , "0.Wett Teaidi''-- I I • . . "Orang< C°""ty's 1mnllp of r1 .. Can" • I /,I)!~ I · :M2tlllARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA • 640-&830 /· . . Home 01 11te New Car • , , "Goa.ie. T•KCll" • • 1 \ • 4 OAILY PILOT Sorry, Teddy, But No Dough RICKY TICKY POUTIX: n utloDal pollUcal <Ompal8Jll .... --In tenns of thOle long, green plecu of poper with Georae w ubingU>o '• picture looldng out at you, then today you can t1gurt President Nlion la a thoo-in for ,.... electtoa this November. Lot.st IJaum now releued by. the U.S. ElectiGN Ol!ico sugest that Mr. Nixon hu more than four mlUlon ol thOle long 1reen note•. · In -Other wordl, the Republicans now lee~ Nlaon's rHlectlon have '4 mlllioa cub OD hand u ol the end ol last month. ON TUE Ol'llEll HAND there 15 Mr. trll0it'1 1challenger, Senator Georae S. McGovern, the South Dakota Democrat. He has two . &JOUIIS working toward llDWltln& NllOll. One Ls called McGovern !or President -D.C. and another 15 McGoven1 for President, Inc. Near u I can read the financial reporu, McGovern for President, Inc. currently bu a net debt of about 11.3 million. Meanwhile, McGovern for President- DC. ti doing far, far better. 11lese people repor1od u of Aug. 31 as being only 134.· 000 in the bole while they have a net debt ol rooghly $230,000. Well, the cootrast between the Nixon inooey.grabbers and the McGovtm in- IJie.hole spenders la pretty stark. II Dim'\ -n...aarlly pi<lvi -wllo will win the election In Novtmber but II does il· Ustnte wbtre the bl& money II pulling Ila cub OD the llne. AU. OF TBIS may suuest why just the -r day I &ot thll long lettor· lrom reddy Ktlllltdy, a United States Seulor •llo, It la rumored, Isn't· so sllorl on !>llCb hlmaelf. ltnyflay, I wu a bit surprised to get ~ C01Tespnleftoe from Ted sinct we aren't uacUy lnUmites. It was ~led Mil ol Fonnllildale. N. Y: In the upper left-band comer It lllld "Edward M. Ken- iedy, Mauacbulttts" and In the "'11er "United States Senate" which wa1 un· Jl"eSS.lve. The salutation began, "Dear F'rimd,." which was nlce. Wbal Mr. Kennedy wanted wu my >elp, be said. In the four typewritten >ages thlt foUowed, however, he pretty mudl spa Illa lime writing about the iood thtnp cbie by his brothers, and F'ranklin. D. Roosevelt and George llcCovelll and Sarsmt Shriver and he ~ mninded me of bow Harry S l'nllmD came Md: from the brink of a~ I"""" -In l!MI. SBN&IOB n:NNEDT lho spent some mm: pattiD( tbt mac:t cm Mr. Nixon en -ht ... assertedly fouled up the .... -& 10' and mode us an poor and ..... -.. -by ~·air pow8' 1w cram -and generally --....... ol things. MJ6 ...... tlrauch all thl.s. Mr. Ken- llf.dy did "" -10 the point 00 the bottom ol ..... 4. U. woold like me lo cive same money to the McGovern Millioa-lkmber Cub. 1 presume this is a new outfit . different rrom the McGovern for President D.C.s or the MeGovem for President, Ines. and therefore being new . the McGovern Million-Member Club isn't in the hole yet. TED EVEN SENT me an envelope for my money and a Uttle note pointing out my contribution (anywhere from $5 to fl,000) ir tax deductible this year. WeJJ, I'll have to admit I didn 't send any in. The senator did just too good a job in hil first three pages of con\·incing me how hard up t am. [ didn't give any to Mr. Nllon either. Obvioualy, Mr. Nixon doesn't need it. Off to Selaool Caroline KeMedy, (L), daugh· ter of the late Pres. John F. Kennedy, walb on grounds at Concord Academy, an expen· sive and exclusive prep school at Concord, Mass. She was ta11:· en to school Monday by her mother, Jacqueline Onassis. Panama Seeking To Gain Control -Over Can,al Zone PANAMA (AP) -Panama's new elec- toral usembly has called for a treaty with the United States r e s t o r i n g Panamanian sovereignty over the Canal Zone and recommended that the govern- ment demonstrate opposition to the U.S. control of the canal by rejecting the $1.93 million aMual rent. The ' Assembly of Community Representatives has no I e g i s l a t i v e powen, but ils action was an expression of popular will designed to strengthen the government's hand in negotiation of a new treaty wlth the United States to replace the 1903 Canal Pact. The U.S. State Department had no iln· mediate comment. The 1903 treaty gave the Un)ted States perpetual sovereignty and juriidlction over the 647·square-mile zone. Talks have been going on since June 1971 on a new tn:aty, but they have been suspended un· Iii after the U.S. presidential electlon. Brig. Gen. Omar Torrijos, the National Guard chi et. -who. came to power four years ago, has mad e recovering jurisdic· tion over the zone his major objective. Wicka Oh, Archie. You 've been Invited to North Vietnam!' ·Demos Go After Stans Gerwral Changes New Complaint Filed in Bugging Caper WASlllNGTON (AP) -t.wyers for the Dtmoct1tic party try agoln loday lo file altegallons that former Co111111UC< Secretary Maurloa H. Stanl played a key role In the bu8fllng and bur&lar~ of Democratic National Commlltee offices last June. The charges are contaJnedinan am<ndtd complaint lo the civil lnvutoo. ol•prlYacy ouit Wed by the Democratic Nattooal Commlttet a n d Lawrtnee P'. O'Brien, Ill former chairman. MAUllR ., .... But when attorneys trtecl lo Ille the complaint Monday, the clerk rtlllled lo a\Ul)t It because it wu not aceompanled bY a motion aslclng U.S. Dial. Court · Judge Charles Rickey's pennlulon to amend the. orlglnal flllng. lonltys lo ru. clvll 11111 qalllll O'Brien and the Democrats for ''mailcioul -ecrtioll and lbule ol procelL" '''Ille alloptiom ore !aloe aed Mr. O'Brien and Illa lrieJldl are ...U 1w are tbey ail an lalae," Nld MlcG.....,. stans called the. ~tlons Ha ICUf'- rllous !*k ol lies." MO<GJ\EGOR CAU.ED oo Sen. o.orie McGovel'Di Democratic presidtntlal can- dldale, to dlacldlt wllo oe the tlepub!l<an campaign payroll has fed lnlormatlon lo the Dtmocrala. , MacG<egoi; referred . lo nen !.'ports lhat luformatlon In the amendtil com- plaint glvln& details of the alleged bug· glng of Democratic porty telephones had . come from a participant in the .ctivitiee. In addilioft to adding Slanl, Sloan, LJd. dy and Hunt as defendants. the oew com- plaint wed !or 13 mJlllon ill damages I~ stead ol'the 11 mlUlon r<quested earner. In the tarly·mornln& bouia-01June17, poilce arrested fivt men Including --. Private Captured MoCord, Inside Ult l)omoCl'aUc National Oommltt.. offices. 'Ille Dtmo<ratJ char&• Liddy and Hunt also wore there but got out btfort poll .. cloltd In. 'lbt amended "'mplalnl lo t be llomocnlts' suit alsc Included the follow- 11111 ollegaU0111: -In March 11?2, the deftndaotJ orpnized • poUUcal ffJ)lonage squad under comnww:I of Uddy and Hunt 11tbe auvtce1 ol bolll of whom were diverted for the purpose from the White House stalf.'' --key figure WU McCord •·who was ricndted for that purpose with the aid of members o( the White House atilt" -Tape were placed on telepllones In the Democratic headquarters and a llstening post was set up in a motel acros,, the street. From ume to time, the oomplalpl said, Liddy, Hunt, and McCord "visited the listening post to chtct up on the squad'a prog~ss." The new '<lOmplalnt allegt1 that Stans now finance clllirman c! tht Oommlti.; for the Re-Ei.ctton of the President and Hugh Sloan, former ·co m m J l t e e tnaJurer, gave $114,000 In unreported Republican campolgn funds last April II to G. Gordon Liddy, a former Whl~ House and GOP campolgn aide, lo flnaoce the acUYilles of the men charged wtt~ breaking Into the Dtmocr~tic party olfJces. 4 u~s. Soldiers IGdnaped THE COMPLAINT named Liddy, E. Howard Hlllll Jr., formerly employed u a comultant by the White House, and James W. McCord, lormer security cllltl for !!'< presldentlal campaign commlttoe. as cominanding personnel" ol what it called the "political espionage aquad ... AtArmy Base in Vietnam Clark MacGregor, President NI.Jon's campaign chairman, said the 'charges against starui and Sloan would be "gross- ly libelous" if made outside a court complaint. He said ~e has directed al· NY. Times-Quotes Bugging Figure: 'Will Never Talk' NEW YORK (AP) -Bernard L. Barker, accused leader of the ra'id on the DemocraUc National Committee offices, admits his role in the break-in but refuses to disclose reasons or involve others, the New York Times reported to- day. SAIGON (UPI) - A U.S. 'Army pri- vate abducted four other American JOI· diert today at a base lf miles from Sal· goo and forced them to drive lo the capital before be waa captured and the hostages freed, the U.S. Command re- ported. A mllllary policeman was slight- ly wounded by gwifire In the capture. A command spokesman said a man identified as Pvt. Lawrence R. TaMer. 19;. Orange, Tei:., .reportedly forced the foiir hostages to drive with him in a jeep IQ Saigon after be "bad lold peo- ple he was intent on leaviog the coun· ti')'." Tanner, armed with an M16 rtfle and a pistol, was arrested in Saigon after he had freed three oi the hostages but reportedly forced a fourth to accom- pany him to a .house near the Army's 3rd Field Hosiptal just outside Tan Son Nhut airbase. ONE, MilJTAllY_policeman was slight· ty ~ded_by ~in the attempt lo capture Tapn<r, a spokesman said. Military ·90Ul'Cel said Tanner was a witness for an upcoming murder trial al the Long Binh post. 14 nllles north- east of 5aigon, but that he was not fac. in& Ill\)' charges In COMOCtion with the murder. The sources said Tanner comman- deered a jeep at Long ·elnb and forced Isl Lt. Lonnie E. Weck, Bardonla, N.Y., Sgt. Isl class John F. Johnson, Flood· wood, Minn., Spec. 4 Earl Tilley, BriS· to!, Vt., and Pfc. Steven VI. Anderson, San Leandro, CallJ., to drive with him to.Saigon. · (. - WHEN HE reached the capital, a command spokesman said, Tanner re- portedly releaoed Wedo, Jobnsoo and Tilley. He rented a tul and forced An- derson to ride with hlm to a "private dwelling" near the hospital, a command spokesman said. Sources said while Tanner was in the building he "ordered cheeseburgers and C rations" brought to him but it was Dot known if the food was supplied. 111 un- derstand the.re were some shots firedu wbile military police tried to capture Tanner, a command spokesman said. Tanner was taken into custody by mfil.. tary police but it was not known what charges he faced. A Washington dispatch by Walter Rugaber said the ~year-<>ld Barter, a former emploYe of tbe Central lntelli- , gence Agency, was interviewed Friday night. Barker, among the five men seized in committee offices on June 17, suggested that he would never talk. ASKED WHETHER be would take responsibility for anyone else actually in- volved in the raid, Barker was quoted as saying, "Just because I get in trouble, I don't want anybody else to get in trou- Europe Finance Chiefs :·· Crea(f?~onetary Fund · ble." ROME (AP) -Finance ministers ol He said he had "alway• dealt with the the 10 European Common Market coun- paramilitary, the Intelligence movement, tries announced agreement today to set the people wbo live by their WML" up a E._ Monetary Fund. prollable Barker, the Times aald, .declined lo -f~ ~ a c:enlral,.bank lhat even- dlseu&1 who hired him for the btelk·in at tua1iY mlpt i.ut a CGllllllOll currency. committee beadquarten, or what la Metllnc _....,, forelp ministers purpose was. of the 11 m_. tolnm actloo against At one poinl be was quoted u saytnc, le!r«lam la a -spiuTed by last ''I was caught in national Democrat week'• mt•Mn of llraelis at the headquarlen at 2::Jll In the morning. I Munlcb Obm1** llrkl the sllooling of an can't deny that." hrae1t diploma! In Brussels Monday. !JARKEll'S A1TORNEY, Hemy B.· Rotl!blatt of-New Ycrk; WU present dur- ing the lntervle~ the newopaper aald. Ah amerlcan born inCuba, Barker served in the CUban national pPlice in 1947 or 1948. Shortly after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 and while a sophomore in civil engineering at the University,... of Havana, Barker volun- teered for the U.S. Anny. He later went into the Anny Air Fcrce and flew as a bombardier in Europe. Hi! plane was shot down over Gennany he baile4 out. and WU imprlaoned fo: JS months. The -... agreed that terrorist opentlons 9heald not be blemed on the government of-any country, an llalian in- formant said. nurwas apparently de.signed to avoid provoking Arab retalia- tion against Western oil interests. INSTEAD THEY agreed to take a united stand when terrori!m comes before the United Nations and to step op cooperation among their police forces and interior ministries, t~ Italian said. The monetary fund agreement was an- nounced by Karl "ltlaseri, president of t.ht West German Federal Bank. He describ- ed the new fund u "a coordinating organ," to be managed by the countries' central banks. The agreement made it lite1y that a Common Market summit conference will convene as scheduled Oct. 19 in Paris. It 15 designed lo-il•~neW'dlrectlOftS to the market after Britain and Ireland -and perhaps Norway and Denmark - become members Jan. 1. His Tune ' WASl!ING'!ON (Al') -Air -Giii. John D. Lavelle IDOll'lllilY lllll c:banpd the nuances, Lf nOi 'the su6cluce, or the stol'Y"he II telUN CoiWma about bis rde In unauthorlJed air 1trlk .. against Norlh Vlelllam. Aller hls Initial testimony Mond>y, Sonata Armed Servlea Commltlae Chairman John Stennis (~Miis.), quoted Lavellt lhll way: "He bu testlfl&I that be nevar knolt· lngly d1'oheyed orders and guidance of authorities above him .•• He bu clone no wrqng as be eeu IL" ( IN SHORT ... ) However, Lavelle told a Rouse com- rnJttee.4urln( public testimony In July: u1n certain instances, agairult high- pr!Orlty targela, I mMle lnterpretaliona that were probably beyond the literal Jn. teiit1on of the rules:" e Talks Concluding MOSCOW (UPI) -Diplomatic sources aaid visiting presidential adviser Henry A. Kl.sslnger may end his taJkl with Soviet leaders \oday. "He might even have some time for some sightseeing," the sourcu said. They said orlglnal plans were lo oonclude the talks on Vietnam and other East· West issues in two days if possible. "That could allow some lighter acUvlUes tomorrow.'' Kissinger, scheduled to meet Com- munist party General Secretary Leoni~ I. - Brezhnev, Premier Alesel N. Kosy&ln and Foreign Minister Andrei A • Gromyko, disappeared from view when he entered a government guest house iDi the Lenin hills shortly after his arrival SUnday night. e Curlew Called Off GAINESVILLE, Ga. (UPI) -City of· fici.als have ended a -curfew after meeting with black leaden to aeUle dif· ferences that -ked a weekend of racial violence. A" police spokesman reported no IT• rella or fires by late Monday night, and during the day classes met without in- cident. It was the first quiet night since Friday when a fist-fight between a black and a white at a _high school football game deyeloped into a free-for-all. e Overture Studiell WASHINGTON (AP) -U.S. offlc!als pored , over Hanoi's latest piblicly described peace proposal found only one small chanae !rom previous JXISlUons, and wound up perplesed. ' State Department sources reported that the new proposal, outlined in a broadcast from Hanoi Monday, hiats that the Viet Cong and North Vleinamese would not insist on a role in 'choosing the Saigon government's representatives in any tripartite postwar government or South Vietnam. e J\'1%011 Gets Funds W ASlllNGTON (AP) -The largest contributor to Sen. Hubert H. Hum- phrey 's unsuccessful presidential bid ba1 donated $48,000 in recent weeks to Prm~ dent Nixon's ,re-election campaign. New campaign financing reports filed with the General Accounting Office sliow that W. T. Duncan, a Bryan, Tex., rancher and land developer and bis wife contriooled 16,000 lo each ~f tighl NIDm campaign committees. _ ~an gave $300,000 to Hump_brey'i I primary ca mpaign this year, $200,000 of ' it U!e . ~ay before the Minnesota senator ~as defeated by Sen. ·Geoi'I' YcGOvri -- m the decisive California primary June 8. J .-------------i • DAILY PILOJ DELIVERY SERVICE . ' ! Showers Snake Across U.S. i • ! Severe Storms Hit Some Areas; Therm(Jmet.ers Take Dip T \ ·1 • ... -. The proudell mama In tM Central P.,t Zoo Jn New Yol'k l:i(y is' Lulu, shO'VD cuddlln1 her newborn dau&bter, IM first gorlUa ever born in th New Yort llMUopolillJI ire , Ring Smashed Al~m Smuggkd l.nto U.S. Cities 1 ' I '!'IJllAHA (UPI! -The largest alltD- amilallnl , rtnc ever iliacovered here I llpodallzed In ~ Ce D t r 11 -· 1ppannt1y huadredl ot them, lnln the United 81a1to, police Aid today. . City aad ftdel'li poliOl lllld f( - wtre In CllllodY, lncludJn& t w O SalvadorW aJMI a MCJ<ico Cll1 man alltpdly InYolved In the racktii, and mon lllTllla were apected. 1 POllce _. 11 aln af a llOrne nell' lllo ..... ~eiand Pfclled· up another II """" M o • d a y • .Autbor1tlaa llllaad 1211. lorlid U.S. Mn- ~ -· 174 -"' lrom El Salndor .... -Gaatemala, ,,.. dJ<lllDI Iha ""' """ _,.,. bilidl'odl I of Central Amtricam fnle the U1llled Stales. ' r.!':. :': prb WU alS a bead, of• Federal Dllllltt All«aq A1fao' ~d:/',...llld lht Centr1l lllalco .. tourllll, • and Ihm .... dlrtCUd "'11Juana ,,_ they ""' am ov · tiio bo. given for1ed "fft If bordor "' taken lo U.S. clUts :;::;. ~ ~ Cllftlacll lhat &nll!Jed Jobi for thein .. Uld. I • The allelod ' rll1( -.. ,.,..... were i6mdlW' 11 lrldtl v...,. tes., 311, ol Malco Qty, and J001 AmUl!o c.,; rlllb, •• l1ld lumi a.... Omtito .. both ol !Cl IOI-' Tbe ........ ...;,, ,...._ Wlfl .. deported wMbM tWlllor 'i I° •. aut~lel said, ._ ...... , I i wlU bl pr-Ill a I I I f j I I ' , , ' Tutsd.ly, Stptrmber 12, 1972 DAILY PfLDl 6 Juan Corona Jury Probe it1 2nd Day l>AIRFIELD CAP) -lnten· alve quutloninl of prospecllve jurrora In the murdtr trial of farm.labor ooatractor Juan O>fona wtnt Into its second session today. Deltnse atlorney Richard Hawk asked lhtm aboln lhtlr views on "Brown Muican- Amerlcan Power," r a c I a 1 discrlmln1tlon in ch.\bl 1nd nelghborhooclt and whether thev assocl11ted the Idea or violence with Me x I c 1 n • Amerlcans. CALIFORNIA ' La,vs Against Oral Sex First Runs Made BART on Tracks; ' System Praised OAKLAND (UPll -"This down and had to be pulled out ts the end of the automobile or strvlce. tor me," 11ld Shlrlty Flsk. Service ran longer than scheduled as many hundreds. Mrs. Fl1k left her car In the of rldera were caught at the garage Monday •nd went to wrong end of the 28-mlle Stt- wor'l on tlle fir,t trafn ttiat tion opened'"Monda)l. Officials kicked off the Bay ~ .... Ra~ld kept enough tr.W on duty to Transit <B:ART) ror public get them back to where they started. use. The system wns running so Faee1 S1n-.ef11 Entertainer ""A\n-Mar· ,) gret, who was injured In 1 fall at a Lake Ta· hoe casillo Sunday, ha• been flown to Los An· geles to undergo cor· rectlve surgery for five facial fractures. The Judge, prosecullon and detenae questioned ea c h venire member in detail Mon- day to determine whether they were prejudlctd In a case that Involves a Mexican national accused or murdering 25 Caucasian Itinerants in 1971 and burying them In shallow graves along tbe Feather River. Ruled Illegal by Judge BER REACTION to the $1.4 well, officials said, that an el· b!Ulon mass tramlt system tra train was.~u on to handle that eventually wlU link both the evening peak hour traffic. sides or San Francisco Bay bringing to nine the number of Ind tuburbs was e:ractly what trains operating at one tim'e. START BACK TO SCHOOL WITH A PLUSI Alleged Sex Sales Office Stays Closed LOS ANGELES CAP) -The s1o1burban Chatsworth offices of Martin Luris, alleged to be "Southern California's biggest pornography operator," will remain closed pending the out- come of a trial against Luris and 29 other persons on sm ut peddling charges. Superior Court Judge Robert Wenke Monday issued a preliminary injunction against Lu r i s' muJtimillion-dollar operatiori. The order had been Tought by 'District A t t y . Joseph Busch. No date has been set for the trial. BUSCH IS utilizing !he Calif0rnia Red Light Abate- ment Act in the prosectJtion of the case on the theory that Luris actually Is inducing P,ttSOOS to participate in pros- titution for photographs used in his :.oubllcations. The civil action filed Aug. 23 marks the first time the Red Light, Act his been used since fts passage by the state Ie}Jslature 59' yean' ago. ·~ • Busc6 labeled Luris 1s ••Southern Caltfomla'a biggest .Pciinography operator." ,.BESIDES . LURIS' Chatsworth ofClces, prinUng nrins. dh1tribution -companies and moc;.el ·agencies operating under Lurls' direction are af- fected by the preliminary in- junction. 1 Lurls' attorney had sought to have the officts reopened pending the oulcome of the trial, arJUlng that "ir· reparable f1111nclal damage is occurring u the result of this unconstitutional action taken in violation of the First Amendment." ·BIG MELON CAPER IIIT .LOS ANGELES (APl - 1Two officers who p e rpetrated a : "watermelon hoax" two months ago hive been reprirn1nded by the police ~department, City Coun- cilman Billy G. Mills say1. ~ Mills demanded 1n ti· planation. after It was t disclosed that off I c er s G1ry Lowder and Lln-y Whitman filed a fictitious ' crime report July I , reporting how a young woman suppcsedly injured 1 her boyfrltnd by bombing him wU.h a 51-pound ' watermelon. CORONA'S SISTER, Mrs. Feliciana Dansie-Corona, 31, of Uve Oak, wu arrested and booked for invesUgation of contempt of court arter sher· ifl's deputies said she Jay down in a corridor outside the courtroom in front of 1 metal. detecting door frame . She was . released~ bail ._ LOS ANGELES (AP) - A five counts of oral copulation. state law making oral copula· Dell said In his three-page lion a criminal offense has oplhion, "The issue directly been ruled unconstitutional in presented is whether or not a lnst1nces where consenting state c a n constituUonllly "adults are concerned. r.1ake unlawful the consentual Superior Court Jud g e act of oral copulation between George Dell made t h e adults. This court has con- determination Mond,ay when eluded it can not.11 he granted a defense. motion However, the judge stressed 2!' dismissal in 'l case In· that oral copulation remains a volvin1 rOur persons cl'l'IF~"'•*d ~cr"lm wbere-mlnors-are-in- with ma k i n g pornographic volved or where force Is in· T1!e meta.Lclet.ector w.as part of the tight security invoked for the trial to screeri spec· tators and reporters entering movi........._ volved. The cal! stemmed from a Defense attorney J o h o the court . A dozen demonstrators m a r c h e d outside the Solano COunty Courthouse Monday, but there wert no disturbances except for the incident inyolving Mrs. Dansie-Corona. The roarchers carried picket sisns that said "Justice for Juan Coronalt and "Pick a Fair Jury." Feb. 29 Los Angeles County Weston said "the judge has Grand Jury indictment against struck down a century-old four men and four women in statute that makes it illegal one count of conspiracy and for all adults, includinC a man THE TRIAL was moved here from Sutter County because of publicity which followed the discovery of the b o d i e s . 'Min.isters' At 'Churcli' • Sentenced Corona, 33, arrested after the MONROVIA (UPI) -The first sil were fourld: in peach operators of the "Hi Life orchards neat Yuba City, has Social Church" ;Wert put on ple!d!d .l!moc_en.t. .. -.:-__ _J>robatlon for. thr~eyears_!w1on­ -Superior Court J u d g e day for· managing obscene Richard E. Patton excused six conduct, and two female potential jurors Monday for f~llowers were fined f o r medical rea9ons and domestic d1sturbink the peace. compUcatfons and three The "church" featured liq: others were ~cused because uor, music. nude dancers, of the e:rpected lenglh of the erotl.c performances and ses trial which could run six mov1es .1. The operators main- monfus talned they were conducting · , . services based on t h e i r He also said the Jurr would primary religious tenet - not be locked up at night but hedonism . would be allowed to return The district altorhey•s office home kl their families. argued that It wasn't a SUTl'ER COUNTY Dist. Al· ty. G. David Teja, who has in- dicated his case will be based entirety" upon eircum1tancial evidence. asked the pro- •pective jurory w~lller th~X could accept such evidence just as they would accept direct eye-witness evidence. church, It was a topless bar, operating without a license and break.inc laws against IeWd conduct. The district attorney won . Five persons pleaded guilty Monday 9 n misdemeanor charl(es and were sentenced by Municipal Court Judie John Saunders. Youth in Good Shape After Whale Attack MONTEREY (AP) -An 11- year-old surfer was reported in good condition ~tonday after being attacked on his surfboard by what he descril> ed as a killer whale. Hans Kretschmer. 18, re- quired some 100 stitches to close two deep gashes and a cut ·on·one-le1;-He·said 11 killer whale bit both him and , his board as he Was surfing off Point Sur Saturday. "Al first , I thought It was a huge s 11 a r k , ' ' Kretschmer said. "When the beast grabbed me, I hit it on the head with -A mild earthquake was felt In the Loma Linda area south of here early Monday. Of. ficlals said there were no repc>rts of damage. Residents or the area said there was "a gentle rolling motion" at 2:40 a.m. Seismologists at the California Inst t tu t-e~ of - Tech.-iology at Pasadena said the quake was recorded at 3.8 on the Richter 1eale. They said It was caused by a break In the San Jacinto fault. e Pleketlng Curb VISALIA CAP) A BRIEFS Q(der Monday 11 m i t I n g ( ) Superior Court judge Issued an fllcketing by the AFL-CIO United Farm Workers Union '---------" in Its strike against a San Joa· my fist, but got separated from the • board. But I was -A mile earthquake w11 felt beach." Marine expert Dr. Jim Hughes showed pictures of killer whales and sharks to Kret&ehmer who identified his attacker 's a killer whale. e Q14•keBUs SAN. BERNARDINO (APl ............. quin Valley grape grower. The temporary restraining order Issued by Tulare County Superior Court Judge N. 0. Bradley al90 orders the unlon not to lnU'llldate or harass non-union workers harvesting grapes · at a Wh:te River Farms vineyard, scene of violence Saturday which left three peroona injured · and resulted in elaht anests . and wife or boyfriend and girlfriend to engage In such an act." - M~ PARENTS ARE BOTH DECEASED ANO ll IS Q 61'T e· 0 IMPORT ANT THAT 'I ESTABLISH THEIR BIRTH, MARRIAGE AND DEATH RECORDS. CAN YOU HELP-ME DO THIS7 \y EUGENE O. BERGERON r ' n.. .. 1e ....,.. ..... , Ill tllt U111tet1 Stet. .......... • fl .. el Mrttt. ...,nt.,1 er .... ,..,._ We lift-.• ., t. ,_. \ltt ef .....,. ,. .... ttetlttkt '"htry I• .... c .... try, .... .., ,.,..,. M tlille ta w,. ....................... , .,.~ ttethtkt c .............. tttl: .......... ., • 11M H t1 .... ..r1 ...... '"4 I( .. .., ....... ...,.,. .... •t ... '...,,.."' ,..,.try, - BART official1 hope to find .. ienerally 80 that the operation -s)ART JS the first ne~· can pay Us way, unclog regional transit system bu ilt freeways and help reduce in the n a t i o n since amoi. Philadelphia 's in 1907. It will · As the first or the sleek. go into full operation next tt; speedy computer-controlled summer when trains start · trains glided into Lake Merrill runnlhg through a 3.fl·milc station, William J . Ronan , tube beneath the Bay and into ! chairman of the New York San Francisco's new sub\Yay. St 1 t e Ate tr 0 p 0 11 ta n Th"e trains tra vel up to 80 Tran s~rtatlon A~thority, miles an hour along the elec- sa:ra:-nrtti1Rk It's· an excell;,:en'clt--1lrii ified-track · · operation." ~-;:::==========.I "We should be so lucky. Everythiog's tops," was the reaction c>f George Krambles, 1 operating. manager of Chicago Transit Authc>rlty. 1\tlNOR DELA VS w e r e reported during part of the day when one train broke Done by Dunn , Pat Dunn gets things done. Throw her your challenge and see how she handles it in SUnday's "At Your Service" column. r Linden Touch-lite tr1vel 1llrm clock. handsome in its genuine 1111.htr c111: natural, red. pigskin, brown. Touch th• top to light the dial-or better yet, sleep through till It rings in the morningl $10. Do Something Be1utiful.,., Ch••t• Accwnll ln¥11N -AllWrk•• •1Jrttt l1nk.lt,-r1c1r11 •Ml M11ltr CM,,.., .... SL;.\"VICK~S Je\velers Since 1917 18 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH -644-1 310 Open Mon. end Fri. 10 •.m. to ':lO.p.m. Wlt~ IOtlllon~ ol: Totr1nce. Or•n111, LI Ctrrllos, L1 H1llr1, ,t,\..,: Sin Olt90 1nd L11 V ... 1. 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Balts-Bergero11 Funeral Bo1ne COSTA MISA 2 LOCATIONS COIOllA 4tl MAI M .. 2424 6n-MIO Because Igor Is invisible, Meet Igor the Invisible today In your local liquor store or bar. s449 You'll find Igor smoother. · This ts what he looks like. Afth '111e seaet new spirO YoU use Instead of wdka. • ,, • > , •• • • DAO,y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE -1 --- Another Money Wor r y When Governor Re•gan llrst was elected to offico, ht vowed to fight wltbholdmc of 1t1te Income taiH be- tauae, In his worda "lue& 1hould hurt." The governor'& point was that taxpayers 'who fork over their stale Income lax In one chunk are more like- ly to underst•nd their Investment In sl•le government .and thus are more likely I<> keep an eye on governmenW •pending. ' A& everyone knows, the govel')tor capitulated and atate withholdinJ is now In effect. For nearly nine months now, CaJifomia wage earners have been receiv· Ing smaller checks as the state government collecfs In advance the estimated amounts Californian& will P•Y for the talendar ye•r 1972. With that nine months a:one, some uneasy 1lgns are beginning to surface over the state's handling of the wlthhold.Jng program . · -The state Franchise T•x Board estimates that up lo $250 million will be over·withheld from Ii•• million of California 's eight million taxpayers. -State Sen. Randolph Collier thinks that amount is underestimated, that it will be closer to $500 million. -The state's chief tax collector, Martin HU.ff, con· fu ses the issue even further by stating that 40 percent of California's taxpayers WQn't have enough in their withholding fund to cover their state income tax bill. How muchLwas not stiled, With the uneasy feeling that millions of taxpayers are going to be owed millions of dollars by a relatively insolvent government, the DAILY PILOT asked State Sen. Dennis E. Carpenter a nagging question: Is it pos~ sible that the state Legislature will lace some dire finan• cial emergencies and delay · or cancel the money in the refund account? "This fear about what mighl happen next spring when the emergencies come µp is more than simple paranoia," replied Senator Carpenter. "There are some Guaranteed To Make On e Unpopular @YD NEY J. HAR.BI~ My friend Blague was eolng away for the summer. What he wanted to do on his vacation, he told mt, was "90me fishing, aome golfing, and some reading." I pointed out that there ls a golf course near his home, and he snorted: '':That course is too easy for me: il'a no challenge. Out where I'm going. there'• a golf course that REALLY puts yqu on your toes!" · I NEXT POINTED out that he could get all Ult fishing he wanted c!Ose to home. and he sneered : "Who wants to sit in a boat all day with a rod In his hand : I like wading In those trout 11 reams and going after fish that put up a rierte fi1ht .'' Then I asked the (!Uestion I had been slyly leading up to right along. "\Vhat kind of reading are you going to do'! 'War and Puce'? 'The Brothers Karamazov'? Plato's 'Republic'?" HE LOOKED at tne as if I were crazy. "That heavy stuf(?" he jeered. "I should say not. This is my va cation. 1 want something light and relaxing ~ - something that won't tax my mind ." "Do you read that 'heavy stuff' !he rest or the year?" I asked. knowing what the answer was going to be. "Afraid not," he said. "Just can 't seem to find Dear Gloomy Gu s It's dead wrong to allow county• leased cars to be used for any. thing but official business. And they should be plainly identlUed as public vehicles. Also. county officials who don 't drive a lo& should be supplied on need from a county car pool. -C.N.C. nn ,..,.,. miter. ........,. ....... ..., Mefl59rllY hM lff .... ......,,.._, ... ,...,, .,.. ....,,,. "' oi.-• .... o.11r PAlll. the time to go through more than the newspapen, a few magazines and maybe a 1'11.)Vel ,or two." ' ''WELt,'• I persisted, "If you want to spend the summer on a tougher coif course, and are looking forward to fishing in rougher waters, then why don't you go after something more challenging in the way of literature. too! bn't It pretty much the same thing?" He looked at his watch and decided he was late for an appointment. 1 wi!lhed him a happy summer as he left, and what he privately wished me, l don't care to know. NOTHING IS guaranteed lo make a man more unpopular than to point up the contradictions in other people'• view. points. Blague knows that his body doesn't get enough exercise during the year, and sinks into a physical rut, but he is unwilling to make the same damaging admission about his mind. The mental muscles become just as limp and nabby as the physical muscles, and only stretching them, beyond their accustomed routine can restore their tone and vitality. One story Blague will never tell when he returns from his vaca· lion is about that big book lhat got away. Gas Battle Drags On By MICHAEL D. GREEN O.ltr Pl•r W•lllllltl"' ,.,,,_..,.. DENVER -The focus of the C a I i f o r n i a congressional delegation. particularly of those members concerned about the future supply and price of natural gas to lhe slate or California, is on Denver again this week. A federal dislrict judge assigned by the Supreme Court to work out a new divestiture plan for a pipeline illegally acquired by the El Paso Natural Gas Corp. In 1959 held new heaiings this week. Because El Paso is lhe principal sup. plier of natural gas ta California distributora, who in lurn pass it on to homeowners and industrial customers, the outcome of the case will have major impact on both the volumes of gas available to the slate and the level of the prices. Cono.irrently with the federal court ac- tion to allocatt present gas reserves serving W~tem states between El Paso and a new company to take over the divested property, and the choice of the new company, El Paso is seeking legisla lion In Congress to make the whole merger legal. IF S\JCCESSf'lJL, which now appears doohlful. such congressional action would render tho present lower court pro- ceedings in Denver moot. And whatever lh< final decree may be from U.S. Dislricl Court Judge Hatfield Chilson, ont of the numerou1 parties to the lenglhy llUgslion 11 boUnd to appeal lhe decision back up to the Supreme Court for re•iew. Tf the high court accepta such 1n ap- peal. It will make the fUtb Umt In lhe last fiflefll )'tars lhe Supreme Court ha• acted lo force El Puo to dlv .. I JU.Ir of p'Operl1 ruled lo hovo beea acquired in I CALIFORNIA'S CONGRESS violation of tile Clayton AnUlrust Act. Among the California lawmakers ilf Washington keeping a cloae eye on developments is Northern California's o u t s p o k e n consumer-oriented con- gressman John E. Moss. (~cramen­ tol , and Rep. B. F. Sisk, ID-Fresno), who has deparled rrom his Texas House col- leagues to oppose legislation which would preserve the El Paso monopoly. Moss also sits on the Key Houst Com· merce Committee w.hich would have to approve any legislation to sanction the merger ruled illegal by the Supreme Court Sisk is a powerful member of the House Rules Committee. which woold al!O have to clear such legislation. ~fEANWHlLE, Judge Chilson is at- tempting to work out the latest plan for El Paso to divest itself of a multi·mU\lon dollar Pacific Northwest Pipeline which California consumer advocates had once hoped would provide a new competitive gas supply to the Califomra market. The hope was crushed when El P180 acquired its potential competitor and the con- sumer Bpokesmen, principally Callfoml1 StRte Board of Equaliutlon member William M. Bennett, have been fighting ever since to re-e1tabliJh potential com· petition for El Paao ... It was Bennett, with the backing of then-Oov. FAmund G. Brown. who, •s a member of th< Public Ulilllles Corn· milsion, forced El Paso to give back $155 mtllion lo California au consumers they had overchar&ed ond who lo now seekinf a similar rtbate of about SS50 million. ' bl& problem& yet to be aolved __. for ont, the s<hool finance tl!U•tion. After the election year i& behind U& you mar find some wUllnp.ess to merely aincel the re- fundJ. do not anllclpale that happening, but ii coµld be a very tumultuous time if !be refunda are a& high u Senator Collier think• they Will be." -So Ir you are one of those five million people who already are feeling the hurl, there iJ another rather cheerless worry to ~o wilh your back·to-school clothinf bills. Attacking Billboard Blight For many years only a few voices were raised in Southern Californl• and elsewhere •gllnst the environ· mental ugliness produced by a proliferation of commer• cial signs on city streets and along highways. Now times are changing. Cities along the Orange Coast have tightened slfn reslrlction1, and Imposed time limits on removal o existing non-conformJng out- size billboards. Last week, Orange County's sign reslricUon law ap- plied to scenic corridors in unincorporated areas was modified by the Board of Supervisors over the objeeo lions of Board C~airman Ronald W. Caspers of Newport Beach. The action was not final; it was sent to the Planning Commission for further study. While the proposed amendments soften sign restrictions in some respects, they also add roadways not previowly restricted -a clear defeat for the sign industry. Caspers declared him<elf out lo get rid of all bill· board! along highway•. And the whole county wilt be restricted if be bu bis way and the cities cooperate. . The outlook for an environmental cleanup where 11gns are concerned grows steadily better. 'GH, Mom, It'• comforting to know that no matter how fir I travel to nnMleuly murder people, I've 1lw1ys got a place to call homel' , Memories of Truman's llpset Win i n J94B f ail!t War~i_ng Si·gnals fo.r . _Nixon WASHINGTON -E~rience Is sup- posed lo be th< besl "•cher, but ill les- sons are 119t always clear. 'lbere are some of us still learning, who 24 years ago1 ju.st after Labor Day, boarded a 12· car train which carried Thomas E. Dewey on the fint crou-country swi1Ji or Ille !IMS pruldential campa11>. What a lark! Comfortable staterooms and compartmenla, good food, excellent work!ng apace Ind _ coqnunlcallons, and .--.... t_,,,,. of traveling with and gelling to know belt.er tbe can- didate and bll staff •"ho would Dei:t OC• c:Opy l h e Whitt House. The Republican ticket wu as near perfect as it ever had been, the suc- cessful and young governor of New York, Dewey, and tbe sage and compassionate governor o( C&lifomia, Earl Warren. The oppogition was shattered as it never has been since and never was before. An underdog president, Harry S Truman, wu opposed not onJy by a brilliant Republican ticket but by the Dix.iecrall on the right and the Progressive party of Henry A. Wallace on the left ON FORM ALONE, Truman could nol win. The polls confinned this un- challengeable impression. Yet as the (rucHARD WILSON) campalgn began, and later as it developed. thert were small Signs that aU was not well for Dewey. These were flnored as insignificant in the larger pie· ture ol Dewey's great strength and Trumant1 great weaknesses. Truman'• crowds were larger and wanner than e 1: p e c t e d • More lignlficanUy,' perhaps, tbert were tlldervalued signs ol disaffection with . ·Dewey in the rural areas of the'" ~ally Repttbllcan Midwest. So, if e1peri~ce is the best teacher, the ]earner mW;t •Weigh more carefully than in 1948 any early signs of defection in areas where the Nix- on ticket haa been strongest. And there is a faint sign that.Nixon i~ distrusted in the same rural areas where Dewey met his downfall. This i.s not visi- ble in the total results of the Iowa and Minnesota polls which are carried on by public service organizations sponsored by the leading newspapen in those two states. Ni1on has a comfortable margin in both states, which could be erpected in Iowa under the circumstances. but is surpriling in m o r e Democratically oriented MiMesola . TilE IOWA POLL contains: the faint warning signal which was ignored in J!M8. Personal interviews with 600 Jownns 18 years of age and older disclosed greater confidence in Nixon than in Senator George McGovern for endine the war, maintaining national defense , deal- ing with foreign leaders and .,£.Ontrolling ~tcGovern's , suf fel-ed from disorganization and indirection. Many changes have com~ since 1948. The rural vote is smaller and no longer so important. It is hard to believe, in view of the huge majority for Ni1on shown in the national public opinion polls, that marginal and specialized defections . in local areas are of such significance. B~l these. same Iowans expr.e~ more Unless t.hat is they are symptoms of a welfare programs. ~f:encc m McGovern.than 111 Nixon on more ieneral ~ftncss in Nixon's support. •1 . ues of. und.erstanding young people, Another factor which must be weighed he p~g. m1nonlies a~d the un-ls that Truman. like Nixon, was an in-de~pr1v1leged -and solvmg a problem of cumbcnt president and, in spile of cer- pr,1.m.ary importance lo Iowans, tf!e ~ tain w:eptions, this is of undoubted ad-pdro~l~, 'lbat proved to be Oe"!_lifs .,un..t=. v.ip?.ge to a candidate of either party. otnr iJf ~e Midwest he ~ ~ . · .Paitticularly is this true in the absence of carry. . , active discontent with the administration Uheas1pt.ss with Nixon ~n the farm in power. Nixon is in a Jar stronger posi· problem is not new,. Apporntment of a lion than was Trum an in this respect. new secretary of -agr1cuJture, Earl Bui~ eased fann discontent with the Nixon ad-IF A CONCLUSION Is necessary at ministration. But the Iowa Poll indicates this stage it must be that Im is not that Iowans still think McGovern would another 1948. The factors involved are do a better job of handling fann prob-wholly different. in fact the opposite. An I ems than Nixon by a margin or about ·incumbent president has not only the 10 percent. unified support of his own party but of elements in the oppos ite party. which ii IN 1943 DEWEY, having carried New _ the reverse of Truman's position in 1948. York . was so sure that the West and 1 Nixon, on the other hand. is not in rural areas would end up in his q>lumn Herbert Hoover's position when he was that he refused to concede until late defeated after one term. But since 1948, morning of the day after election. For nothiDg can be taken for granted and the what it is worth, Dewey, Uke Nixon, had faint warning signals from the Midwest the competent, well~rganized staff head-deserve prudent attention by lhe Ni1on ed by Hugh Scott. Truman 's effort, like campaigners. Santa Ana Is .Base of 'Non-Voters' By ARNOLD FRIEDMAN ind TIIOMAS D. EIJAS Can a group that seeks to Hderegister" voten, urging citizens to "join the voten' boycoU" and deliberately "cop out'' on election day, really be trying to Improve the American political system ? Or is the League of Non-Voters an elec- tion-year maneuver to sabotage the system -maybe one party's veiled ploy to neutraliu another's voters? Or is the apparently-contagious cam- paign of the protest IJ'OUP just 1 lark being perpetrated chiefly by 1 cynical, sloganeering wit from· deep in the heart of conservative Orana:e County? WHATEVER IT .amounts to, the Santa Ana-based league couldn't have more serious motives, its "anti-politician" founder claims. even though gimmickry i~ U!ed to focus attention on the sroup's views. And his gimmicks and catchy slogans have brought the six-month-old leaeue a aurpriling amount of attention, Sy Leon noted with dtllght in an interview. 1be league:, tempor1rily headquartered at a small private college where Leon ls an adminirtrator, has received na- tionwide e1posure through the news media. The exposure, be says, bis en- B y Geor9e ---. Dear George: Are you sure you 're really qualified for your job? l've=red several ratbeTSimple quest ons which your answtra only to complicate. Try thinking nmghl for 1 change -your r .. ders de- pend on yool Now. Seriously, what is an ef~ fectlve waf to remove llpstlclt? c. Dear C.: Klatng. (F.,, probloma uill that, 1Jven lime, Geor&• can' make jult a Ul· Ue more complicated.) SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOCUS abled the organization to attract nearly MlO dues-paying members .from Ha wall to New England, with chapters now active in New York, Boston, New Orleans, Houston, San Fr1nciSC<1 and San Diego. PART OF THE league's appeal rests in Leon himself. A '49-year-old former marketing e1ecuUve for a Chicago car- leasing business, he's dedicated to the libertarian philosophy and hasn't voted nor even been regiatered to vote for about 15 yean. "To vote at all in the present unrepresentative 1ystem does mora harm than good," he snaps. "Those elected claim they have a mandate from the people or a soUd majority when that's usually not the case." To get the message across. .the b earded-chln, mustachioed -executive direclor of llbertarlNH>rlented Rampart Collqe In Santa Ana has eome up with such 1lmmicb u installing personalized llcerae p1atea on biJ own car that rud, "No Vole.0 I BUT CENl'RAL TO lh< leacue's ap. peal ta Its novel campaJ&n to open up the •otlnc proctU IO the tlectoralt wUI have what Leon terms "• real choice" at the ballot boiL "The prt!lnt baJlot," he said, ••often force& peoplelnto the J>OSilion of cbool!lna between lhe louer d · lwo •viii, which we think ltada lo iruotration and dl&on- chantment." 'lllut, lo 1'1!<tlfy what h< caTI1 an ''llluslon of a fne eboioe system," the leque advocates amending America's election ballots to allow voters lo pick • "thJrd option" ln any race -.. None of UJe 1bove Is acceptable." UnUI the effort IUCCffda,Lton, AY1 bia "°"p will continue urctnc 1 .....-.1 boyooll of the polls, anploylna auclt at. ~ tention-grabbing fonns of protest as : -DEREGISTRATION drives to find voters willing to cancel their registration, thereby disqualifying them l r o m participating in elections. The league came into being last February with a widely-publicized dtregistration drive at UCLA which "just happened to coincide" ·with the start of an ordinary voter registration drive sponsored by atudents on the Westwood cam~. Leon reJated. "To cop out and not participate in tbe voting process is okay," Leon contends, "as long as you st.ate your reasons: why.'' The league's reason is slated on the deregistration card provided each voter who signs 1t. -Sloganeering through posters, bum- per stickers and league petitions that seek converts to the "Voters' Boycott." Popular league slogans are "No Choice, No Vote," "The Lesser of Two Evils -Is Evil" and the play-on-words bumper sticker, "Voln the Boters Joycott." · - A Pt.A,NNED "Non.convention'' In keeping with J.the election-year spirit." Its purpase! Not to nominate or elect anyone at an to any office whatsoever," AJ a devout "antl-poUUcian," Leon aees no bl& difference between President Nixon and his Democratic oppooent, Geotre McGovern. "The American voter la today faced with trying to choose b e t w e e n 'McGovemment' and 'Nl1ooornics,' " he saya In a league mall er, 11Tbit Is a good e1ample of 0 The lesser of 'two evils -it evil.' " That comparison corresponds with the anii-coolroiied fCOl10l'l1Y, antl-bi&•JOvern- ment views or the new Ubertuian Isn't It the Truth! Thia II the aeaaon ol the Open Moolh, when polJUcol candldattl bruah their toetb beforo every speech and ft C1M01 distJnaulsh the curate of lhetr aarate from tho crowt ol thtJr eantat. "M...U. -o pl6" lo J>11.1 ,.vr foot mto I~" -Abt WotnlllU . political party. which has entered the presidential race with its own candidate, Dr. John Hospers, chairman of Universi- ty of Southern California's philosophy department. BUT LEON AND Roberl LeFevre a leading libertarian philosopher ;nd founder -p resident of Rampart C.Ollege, say they "disagree with the political activities of the Libertarian party." Speaking for hirqaelf and LeFevre 1 fellow league member Leon said "We feel It's contradictory' lo the lde~ls of libe.11.•rianism to participate in political dec1s10M and foJU your beliefs on anyone." . . He sees no contradiction, though, In denouncing poliUdans who "force their beliefs" on others and ln bis appeal to people not to vote. Jn fact, Leon says, aome of the league's members -ranging from con- servatives to liberals, profesalonal people to blue-collar workers and atudents ta housewives -are '1doing their own thing" by retaining lheir YOtinl rlgJit and even. supporting the major pmidentlal nominees. -••cour llAILY PILOT • ' ' ' \ . " ,, . . '• . ' .. -. ... ,! ' . . ' H ' • • • ' .. ., ' . . • . . ·Winston's finer flavor .' ' ' . ' , ,.Only one extra lorig cigar.ette has flavor to match the good mood you're in. , " · · · · ·Winston Super King •.. always real and rich tasting . ' . i j Waining: The Su1geon ~~ne1al .Has lOetermined . That Cigarette Smoking ~~~'efl!us to;Your Health! .. .. " ' . • ' • • t . Y-es;:Winston tastes good, like a cigarette should . • ) 0 t •11 ··~ ••Y•OlOI Tt>IM:C:• CO•Po\ltT, Wt••101114At.l•. "· •· 20 mg. "tar, 1.4 mg. ni~tine av. per cigarene. FTC ReportAPR:n . • • • . .. • • • l • ~ • ' • ·r ' • • ' . • OAILY PILOT . . • T asaday Tribe ·Grows Sato Lets Hair Dow11 Lutheran Leader Aitncks · · • in Primitive People ~elp Birth of Baby TOKYO (AP) -Like former U. S . ,Prtsldent ~ B. Jehn111, retlrwd Japa-Prla ltllftlll« E!Nku BltollM lol 1111 hllr ....... Main Seminary -Teachings TASAOAY CAVES, Philippines (41')- The tiny band of Tllaaday row ii -. night and climbed 1 •teeP path ond i-*7 JtdgtS ro gather around the womaa wM Jay in Oickerlng firelight on a CIYI n.r. She WIS giving birth to the firtt ,... day since the gentle cave dwell6n ....... ed th<re ~ ... L o world beyoocUho ....... mountains of this soutbtrn PhUlpptnee rain forest. F'or the Tasaday. ~ ... oo entlili estimate have lived a Stone Agwt1le ol life !or hundreds , perhaps more than J ,000 yeal'1, In these caves, tl\ll child would "enter a new era : AN ERA IN WHICH metal knlvot replaced the stone tools which ~ve been their most sophiaticated implementJ; ln \Vhich the first outsiders ytsllld their caves~· in which they tasted stranae fODdl such as rice, salt and sugar. and 1•w pot· tery, wheels and such ZOth ctnlury Experiment's Death T oll M ay Hit 100 WASHINGTON IAPI -Reports wrii• ten by doctors In charge of a federf!l SYPhllis experiment show that at le111t H or the Alabama black men used lil lht study died as a direct result o( untre11ed liyphilis. And it's possit>le the figure could be close to 100 men. Officials of the U.S. Publlc Health Service. which conduct~d the experiment called the Tuskegee Study, said prevlou .. ly Iha! seven men died as a result of Ufto treated syphilis. lllndoa M ndiel 11111...i.helleoplera. ftla ---I ..,. -._Id Jll'ob. -.. wttll • lmo!!le!ll• Of (-... bnft!ot Ml tllo IMl·wMrin( aall9t 1'll '-M1 111s 111d. The i..t ,. qrlclilloro ' r ~ l!Ulalt and eantlnue lo bo 1z1rnt1tO, flod p•hmrl, altbouth the)' """ 1111'!1111 lo Ir@ onlm•lt wllh llmiled -· PMamlil, the combln.atlon 1ovemment -ancl c ftlUlltlttlon thlt 'dltoev.,..i lhe y In June 1111 and admlnlttera the "·••ere Io r e 1 t ~ .,,........ by the 1ovemment, mode a detonnloell elforl lo avoid lntrod11einl chln1• and lo 1pace oul oon- tact bY oulllllert. Yet, tht mere fact or contact hat meant chance wat unavoidable. Tiii Nt!ilf BABY, FOR instance, "°"Id be born C!n the cave floor upon a -'-'IN TllE CO.YEAR Tuskegee Sludy, •r least 431 t.1aco" CoWlty,-Ala. black mert- werc denied treatment for .~yyhUl1 JO "th-a( • PHS ... dOCtOrs-could cteielmlni - through event ual autopsy what dim•1• the untreated disease had done to theft bodies. After one group of autopsie_s. PHS doc- tors reported, "In 28 (30.4 perc~t) of the 92 syphilitic patients examlned at autopsy. syphilitic invol vement of the cardiova scular or the central ntl'VOUI system was established as tht primary cause of death." That toll could be much higher than ll. Of some 431 untreated syphilitic1 -and that figure probably i.s higher becauae some early participants in t~ 1tudy dropped from sight and were repHtetd - 74 survived, meaning at least 31'.1 have died. If the 30.4 percent syphlll1-e1uaed dealh rate found for the first i2 men autopsied held true for the entire derr.11• ed portion of study population, lhe toll ot ten who died of untrea ted syphlll1 would 107. IN ADDITION TO THE hlfh death rate, the reports detail a grim 110rie1 of side effecls suffertd by partiCIJ)llnt1 ~n !he Tuskegee Study, which began ln ltn and continues to th.ls day. From a 1946 report: Viii T1t""91t Different Er•• PhU1d1lphla'1 Old Fort Mii· llln; .bu!lt before the Revolu· tJont~)' War, was ce1ebr1tlng 11 b,\cent1nnJal anniversary rec•ntly when the jet ige in· truded In the form ol a plane headed toward the nearby municipal airport. Sheriff Shorn Of Lon g Locks; Hair Nets $1 78 -"Examination. . , . dJd reveal evidence of arteriosclerosis 1hardentn1 of the arteries) more frequently In lht syp hili tic than-In the con trol (non· syp hilitic ) croup .... -"A slSJ!lflctntly greater percenlo(e REDWOOD CITY (AP I -The of the syphilltlc cases than of tne ron-1houlder·length 1ray lock1 of 811n Mateo trols have tV~ of abnorm~I con· County Sheriff Earl B. \Vh itmore. 54. ditions of the lymph nodes. . . . have been shorn and sold for $178, ( -"The ayphililics exhibited more loss violafing his pledge that he 1\·ould lc,1\'C of vision at all aaes than did the his hair uncut until all of the nine controls , , , prisoners \vho escaped from the COlllllY -"It la clear that In the absence or jail March 22 ~·ere back in custody. trca lment the person infected wit h Whitmore was handcuffed for lhe Y!ip-- s,, philis, even thoush he may escape the ping ceremony at a meeting of !he late crippllna manifestations which lead Intem::itiona! Footprintcrs. a cou nty directly to death, still runs a con· association of police anrl businessmrn, at siderable risk· of having his life span a home in •llllsborough. His own hair shortened by other fatal conditions. In styllst did the jol>. addition, he can expect to experience Club members !hen bought the shenr· more manJfestatlons of ill health of all lngs to raise money ror a scholan:hip bed of n1tt--i bark llld aaplll>p. 'l'lie T-ay hid obltr>od plalloniiltlleJI la' 1leeptnc and u ,.-ood dry1J11 racP over r .... by Vialllng erpedltions. •·we lrnttft• whit we tets and like,'• .. id -Tutdy, Tho erpect1nl mother, Etut, who tirl!tdJ J!a<Uoor IOlll ropiaced her lealy •kiri wtlh a rice uck durin& lhe l•\ter dayt of h<r pr.,111ncy. Saco had been left by an etrly upedlttoo, and lor tl)e cloth!.. Tasaday another act would 1erv1 11 1 blanket for the newborn child. To wl1t J11 the birth, however, the Tapd1y did no! call VJIO!I lhe Panamln doctor or medicines which they 1ay ar,ti 1mona the belt thin11 Introduced to them. ETUT A\fAKENED HU 8 BAND Bllangan shortly Iller midnight the 1.,1 SundJy ln~Auauat and 1ald she was abou t to have the baby. Word spread lm· flledlately to the Tasaday 1leepin1 In two lower caves and even the 2-year-old tod· dlers made tflelr way in the dark to the upper cave for the event. The eldest woman, Sekul , a 1prl&htly 1ray-halred grandmother was chlel at- tendant to Etµ!, assisted by thre~ other adult women. ~ Shouts of "mafepn , mateon" -·aood or beautUul -and 11yaoweh" -hurray - reached the tent• below the caves just Try Travel ,vext best thing to.t::ik ing a trip is rrRcling about one in the travel col- umns of the Sunday DAJLY PILOT. kinds than do unlnlected person.1~s."j"p;;;;;;';"";d;. ;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;,l::;;;;~~~;,iii~~;;;;;~;;;;,;' Testing Starts C1pltol News Servt.e FREE! • • • • • lolo, f4. who ret~ ., Jiiiy, lit<•m• ~ r I 11_, llliilloler In Nove11il1er ... 1111 boUt a reput1Uonj p1rten1l and lnlnlitr•jive conaervat!m. · <lflltl1 I llY be hid hif hair clipped ·~ 1 nelr while In ofrle" Now, If. llclalt 11y!o hit halr II be1ir1nln1 creep onr h1' em. • lflt!J YOllX IAPl -'l1le ~ ... u. Lulbtran ~-;-.:.st .... , .. Uan't =:-"' ~""""" . ... .. allad "" Ill ~ It ,. wWI 0.. ,.,,,., •" .. .. 1 .. 11. ' ,,_ Re< J.A,ll. Pnut. . 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QAll.Y PILOT s r.....,, s.,-12.1912 Problems GM Calling Back 37,000 Cadillacs DETROIT (UPI) -Genera Motors Corp. hat announced ..... u of S7,000 Cadillacs pro- du«d at the end of the 1m model year to flnd 5,000 ddec llve left rear uJe llhaftl The C.dillac Motor Division ol GM llld Monday that the shafts may be a fraction of an Inch too long and "could result ln unusuaJ preuure: on the wheel bearing singled by loud noise. If this Is ignored and !he Finance I Briefs e Swll• Bonk LOS ANGELES -Swiss Credit Bank, one or the three biggest banks in Switzerland, announced the establishment of a branch in Los Angeles, it5 second in the United States. The bank has maintained a branch in New York for 32 years. e Terhnteolor HOLL YWOOD Techn11...-olor, Inc.. reporled earnings of $1 million, or 26 cents a share, for the three months ended June 24. com- pared with $'719,000. er 19 cents 1 share, a year earlier. Sal~ rose to $28.58 mUlicn from ~-8 millio~n in the corn. parable 1971 period. Jn ·~ _iear erided June 24, the company earned $3.69 million, or 98 cents a share, on sales or $105, 12 million. This compares with $2. 78 million, or 75 cents a share, oo sales of '98.11 million a year earlier. (AdVttf1Hm1110 Worried About FALSE TEETH mf'.et Californian! who are over 62 and may qualify for a refund of a portion of the property taxes they paid last year, should file a claim with the Franchise Tax Board if they have not already done so, ac· cording to State Controller Houston I. Fluronoy, Chalnnan of the Franchise Tax Board. by deTomuo . . . Imported for Uncoln-Mfl'CW'Y. ltallan coachwork created by the brtllt.ant Ghil Studios of Turin. Ford designed the 351 CID 4V V..S engine. Fou.r whHI tn· dt>penent 1uspenslon and mt4·1hlp eneiM placement Five 1peed eear box. fully 1ynchron1Ud •.• •Pantera ••• Italian for Panther 'i .• ORDER YOURS TODAY! Personalized • Stylish ~eautiful Stick-on LABELS • Efficient Order For YourMlf or 1 Friend M1y b• u11d on envelopes •s return eddress ltbels. Al10 very handy et. id•ntification ltbtl1 for mar~l,,9 person•I items such ., boo~s. records, photos, etc. l•beh stick on 91 .. 1 and m1y be used for marking home c•nned foc:d items. All labels ert printed wlth 1tylish Vo9ut type on fine qu•lity white· 9um1T1ed piper. 1r \ OVER THE COUNTER • . . • COMPLETE-NEW YORK STOCK UST • I • \ . l ) ( '. • - Prices Buffeted Again on Market • ft • .. I Septembn • 1972 s ' DAILY PILOT JI =:---=- TAKE THE NEWS QUIZ We Dare You ... Every Saturday $•'-""" l"'•-1 """~a.. c .... T I . -' ' ' • J ! DAILY PILOT QUEENIE ByPhtl lrt!trlandi Speedway Festival Under Fire :i Death Penalty Campaign Gears Up "Isavea loloftlme bynotwrwln~" L. M. Boyd ~added.Bras Sell Well in California Approximately half the bras sold nationwide are padded. That fact has been ~ported. Now, too. it's re- vealed th at California is a superior market for such mer- chandise. In North Carolina, the demand is low. Likewise Jow in Texas. Washington girls buy up a considerabls quantity. But Idaho and Montana women not so many. Nor · are Indiana and Ohio particularly noteworthy for the nurn· ber o{ feminine purchasers of padded bras.' • WORLD 'S most famous chess player a CQUple hundred years ago was unknown by name. He was a legless midget. His showman partner Kenipelen de<:ked him out in a mechanical-man costume fitted With s_maij_ _doo_rJ which opened to show nothing but tiny turning wheels. This little fellow toured Europe to defeat all the leading chess players Of his tftne. YOUNG LADY, do you regard yourself as ,the jealous type? Jf so, never,mind, it's not your fault maybe. Numerous students of the mind now contend it's an inherited characteristic, jealousy. ]f you ai:.en't born with it, you won't come down with H, they say. And they say further it's totally absent in a tot of people. QUERIES-Q. "Why did you shave off your mustache, Louis?" , A. You mean 20 years ago'! DlsUnctly recollect wily. To a young Jady-frie,nd of the day, I quoted that old Span. lsh proverb: '"A kiss without a mu,stache b Uke an eg without salt." Bu! she said, "Too Silty." ' ' ·, Q. "ARE there many llcl1Gllca .ln Japa,,"114 Chin~r , A. In Japan, a lot. In dd:ft8, lew. w · thil doeSn't . mean the Chinese don't put away considerable lla'rd liquor. They do. With food always. They're sippers. Or so the cor .. respondents report. . . CRIME -Jn Belgium, the men anested for crimes ootnumber the women by 342 to l. In Algiers, such men outnumber such women by 2.744 to l. In Belgium, the.. women generally have done right well in boosting their status toward equality with men. Fairly liberated bunch. In Algiers, they are not. Call them dominated there. Point ts, the statisticians say, the crime ratio of men to women in any given country quite accurately reflect& the progress of the Women's Liberation movement. The more they get liberated, the more they get jailed, in fact. A SCHOLAR who specializes in language says his stud· les indi~ate the serious pbi1090Phical nudists appear to have a particular aversion to lhe word naked. Think it's vulgar. Never use it. ' WHY I don't know, but lt's a custom among the Scots to shoot a round of golf far (aster than Americans play the game. Thrift maybe. A Scot foursome really saves time. Almost trots. AT ANY given lime on any professional football squad this fall, you can figure about five players Will be benclled with btjuries. Seven out of 10 will be knee injuries, most probably. • _ CAN YOU name the four most popular stories among children ·age 3 to 5? They are "Cinderella," "Goldilocks,'' "Little Red Ridinghood" and "Jack and the Beanstalk,'' still. THAT THE boy is an outdoor beast while the girl Is an indoor animel is sadly. attested to by the feet that lightning strikes five times as many boys as girls. Addrss m.ail to L . M. Boyd, P. 0. Bo:r 1875, Neur port Beac~. COii/, 92660. and Sm! F'nllrictaCG. 8 lilk48 day, Things are looking up In Long Beach. With oursmll· Ing, smokeless jets and cheery, low tares. happl· ness and San Francisco are Just around the comer. Ukewfse. Saoramento and San Diogo. Cart us or J1XK emlllng 111'1111 egeit. PSA fllv. 1"'I • 'HIL CARSON ctrY; lief, (Al') -A hooting will be bold here Sept. 19 to dttennlDe If the Taboo<:arlcn Speed w l J ahould looe "' penntt to bold mU1ic fektlvalt u a result of a 1'C<OI gathering wtilch •~ tracted an estimated 10,000 penolll. Carlon C J t y supervisors scbeduled ti!< headnc •lltr board member Gtne Gold 1'>ld ol seeing "people going 1'> 1be bathroom in the middle of the crowd, girls running around half·uodttlsed'' and ''aeIUal intercoune in public." Shtf'ifl Bob Humphrey charged that speedway o!ficlals failed to keep their promise 1'> check inComing spectators for drugs or alc.Jhol. Humphrey said more than f o u r truckload! of wine and beer boUJes were hauled away. SACRAMENTO (AP) -A •to -wltJi I npdatloo f.ot ••]Jw 'n trdtt'' JePlatioa. liol lllllOUDCtd be will !tad lbe puah to -the duth penally In Callfomlo, and ahawed • film be aald proves the d<ath penally II the belt delerTenl agalnll murder. Sen. H. L. Rlcbaniaon, an Arcadia Republican who II a formtr Ital! member of the John Birch llociely, aald Mon- day the IJ'OllP pulhlng /or voter •PP"'™ ol the d<oth penally meuure on the Nov. 7 ballot will be called "Tbt Friends of the Vlctlm." l\eporlen were shown the 20-mlnute film, which Richaldson produceQ and nar-- rated, that was dotted with shola of bleeding victiml, Bible quotations and statistics of the rising number of mur- ders. RICHARDSON said the~ We want to be sure you understand why we're changing our name. •• Because while we're changing, we don'twantyou to change. Here's the reason for the new name: For years we have used different brand names in different parts of the country. Complicated for us. And confusing for our customers. So we're going to cliange the names of our stations to Exxon. When that happens, you'll have • .. • ,, ore IOI lillD Jrlda ...u.ble tbe caularalt Comctlooal Of- and _ peopla ... arnDle a _..~--.... aid tUI lhowlng b)' "Jtlll 4Wnr tbeir -... callfornla su,._ local law ~ ol/lcen QJurt nilecl Pell. 21 the duth or lbe Clll/omta Camctloaal pmalty violates lbe - Ofllcen -•lion. Comtltutlon, 21 .,....... -IJ>. ·-· ll u _._ -......!... maJa and iuards -have "-~ vea ~ .--•--~ ~ .. ~ ... ·~· ... , • ....._ 11'1 DOW"'" tJl6 line thanka to ~ ~~--•..-r-• Jn late Jllnr, the u. s. ponnltttng mandalart death penalties "on the bull It -.. .• delen-enl " capital crime." He refused 1'> spoculale how a possible court challenge BROWN SAU> hll group against the lnlttaUve -Prop. bow the ballot measure 10 11 -would I~ il the amend tbe at.ate Constitution. Jntasure wins voter -IPPf'OVal. SU-Court allo ruled thl death peoalty u ...-Dill' ..s. mlnbtend vlolales the federal Constitution. the· · Supreme C o u r t , " l)'llem. Ridlard.onpld.Jolhefllm,!r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;., wblch Included many ctooeup views ol pehjllll lying on lhe grouna in poa!a ol blood. ,,, Later, ht said a guard1•fial.v dtl..,. lf.allllt attack la tr blow a pOliCe whlstlf. and bf' arked: "How do you blow • whlatle when your throat ha' been. slit?" A L 'I' BOUGH Richardson said in the film that he did not Intend bis rtmarkr to be a .. .sermon," the fi.hr. was rid· died with Bibltca! quot.s ll1IC:h as "thou !hall not kill." Both Riclw<lson and Ken Brown, executive. secretary of ' ' • just one brand name to look for. Butremember, while we're changing our ~.me, we're not changing .ou(Vt~· 1·~eS;, I; 1' ;-·...., . ' ' 4i • ·HAMS " • • So Good It Will Haunt You 'TII It's Gone" e Rtady to s .... wltll Hooey '• Spice Glau e lcliol For -~o PrepGratloe . -e Imported Ch-ud W11" e DellcateuM wltll Saedwlclo" To Go e All TJP" of Catarfog • • ,. \ ---'--- • > . You'll still find the same fine gasolines you've always known. Same courteous, efficient retailers to help, you. Our Tiger will soon be displaying the Exxon sign at 25,000 service stations, and it's a big job. But in just a few months we'll be Exxon coost to coast. We'd like you t~ think of it as a new name for an old friend. E)f{ON ·' ·-,·r:1 We're chongi,;g cu-1-. but notJ.. stripes. ______ ! . l ., ' NI da ce .. • •l be tr wl pr y lo bu m t di ••• I • Ties Kri1ot Binding ' \ • . ' Fas ion Autumn brings a welcome chanae In comfortable, aonfident, dowrHHartb looks that reflect the natural and cla.sslc concept of fashion. Because emphasis still is on tile layered look, there will be a great dW-ol - concentration on the neckline. F1nlJhfng touches, of murse, are accessories and leading the list are scarfs that give ad· ded emu to make an outfit somethlbg special. I Popularity of scarfs is due to their versatulty. By mixing or matching them to your ootfits you mu!Uply your . wardrobe while doubling lhe pleasure of personal expression. Fall will be mad for plaids, actordlng to predictions, and keeping with the trend are scarf collections. Contemporary plaids cross super bright colors on more super brights. They come on all sorts of fabrics which are cut in all sorts of shapes and sizes. FOi' that perfect neckline filler, try tying scarfs in some unusual wayj:- Bia.s oblongs form ascots or they' tie up In artist's and perky bows. A square can be folded info a triangle and then lied cowboy fashion. worked Ur to a Windsor knot like a man 's tie or wrapped to the back of the oeck, cros.sed and tied In fronl You can bead yoUr fashion by banding a ~arf around the forehead, or be in- novative and wrap it with a floppy· bow at the wrisl -, ---Let-y;~bnaginatio-;;n Wild -;tth this e1cltini collection by Echo. which can be found at ' Jean Dahl's or Ann Fol&er's. Plaid is the exciting, ·fashion news for fell. Wrapped in the trend ere scarfs, evail·able in 11 variety of sizes and colors. " " . " <. . : Ttttd•r• """"""' ll. 1'11 •Patt 11 Black Beauty 'Groomed By MARIAN CHRISTY ' BEVERLY HILLS -Men, Denlae Nicholas waa saying -well, the poor darlings need an ldeallled, fanla!y con- cept ol the clingjng·vine woman and: "Good God, if I submitted Jo that, I'd be . a miserable wretch. 11 ' Super-independent Denlae, 27-year-old star of. television'• Room m, is beautiful, black and stunningly honest. The wbite-lacHnd-promlael concept of traditional marriage cluhel draatlcall1 with her lnaatlable ne<d IOI' career u- presalon. The lie that binda II a noq&e. Yet: There II the clualc female bunger for male adulation. "SUre, .. abe 18)'1, 111 need • pat 00 the butt twice a day from a man who'll COO- sistelll]y lall me I'm the great..t. But, honestly, it Isn't a llfe-«-desth matter MYmOl'O· People .,. turning their bacu on the old conventional notlool about marriage.". Besides, the girl Is standing on hei: own two feet. When Denise was II she married black director Glll Moses, who ran. a Free Southern Theater -a lravdfng band ol l!YPl1 actora wbo 1lldlJ bopped a truck Iadm with ipa!teabi!I acenery and perlormod aoywbere a . group COD-_ ..... ~ emphasize their special btand of giamor. How important are the externals in a young world seemingly more concerned with current "" crises and the 1noer beauties of mind and spirit? Denlae answers the quuUoa candidly: ••Qur world is so constituted that it . becomes neceaaary IOI' women to think of than.selves in temlS of commercial com.. ' . modiUes. The way a girl pacl\ageJ berself gives her a lillle edge on the corDpetition. So what's wrong wilh a little tdge?n MODELING Denise, wbo II lall and llim, bu dab- bled In the hwiDeM of celebrity moileJ. ing.-Harper's Bazaar 1111 featured her In beauty llyouts. Esoeooe mapslne bu pl1nted delidous jihol<ia of Denise wear- ing the Illa! clothes from deslper co~ lectloos. But she baa definite .Ideas about man- nequins: "They all look like retugees .,bo were so gaunt that 'even 1 ~entratlon campi rejected them. Besldea, modcll spent all their time pollahing, polishing, polishing their exterior Jmace1. It's all ao surface!" . Thal doesn\ stop her from ~ • fashion plate. She baa a dealper'a wardrobe ol clothes by Willi Smith, Anne Klein and Yves Saini Lourent. °""'slODallJ 1he d a b bl e I In Detroil-l>om ~.WU mesmerl!Od ~ mode1lnc which 1be by GW and 1111 oUer of a l,hanod llfHlyle usociat .. with acting : ''You perform based on ldventure and frtedoqi. r ~· for the, ~~as,'' she uy1. 0 ,You put The marriage, based m0<e ·OI\ 1 tem-aomeUli~ sllnlY on and you slink. porary "dream'' than aomethinc ot Fuhioo 11 an amusing eame -one of value, dldn\ 11111. She bated the deatlMlo-·life-. lrifl<I." u.part precept of marriage wblcJI she Denlae now lives In a chic hlch-riae two said coatraalctcd the Idea of "free<lom" bedroom apartment In Wiit Hoµywcod. wblcb mesmerllcd her In the llnl place. lt'a deconltcd In Dery lba<le&-redl and Whal dld take WU t~ ~ bu(: "I Ol'angea -that project bor alullnB aplrl~ found the ti,.ter botb frt..ioua nd Vnlortunatal)', there are prodlctabto beauUful. It'• btlrig able to toudl a J!">blema. There'• no man In her Ille and, aphcre beyonll artm reaUty. ll'• mchlng without commitment, --llalu. for the atan and the leelln( JOU?* There'• the bul1-of~ black. touched." At ao«i aa Denise bit Room m 1he tapped a .......,t<d aource o! fortune. She wrote "'Ille Denise Nlcbolu Beauty Booi/' •pide to.Jiiack &Iris and bow IO "I can't get summer stock because the 111burbanltes moved out of Iha ctty to t.cape people Wee me." And there II a new lU8t to bo In the drlvu'1 111t -a boa. l11 WIDt t4 be. creator wbo leadl. ''· ., . ' . ' Although Denise Nicholas dislikes modeling, she remains a fashion plate in private life. She ween only designer clothes - her wardrobe hes fashions liy• Willi Smith, Anne Klein and Yves Saint Laurent. - . ' • .. • . " • . . _ ......... rappe~ The versatile square scarf bands the forehead (above), or it forms the fashionable wide tie (below). .... • • • • • • Clubs Offer Diversified Programs Harbor School A recep!Mm l"riday, Sept. 15, !tom I ID I p.m. will mark the CCll1pletloo ol tho .... building for Harbor Day Scbool, Corona dtl Mar. Scbool will open of- llcially Monday, Sept. 11. s:• LD1. SU!lday, Sept. n, 1n • --plamed "'· Ille Inloo Junior Woman'• C2lib. ~will .. toward manaaement and me:lntemnce of San Joaquin Manb, a mtural wiklllfe habitat ad- j1C<11t to UC!. Beocb NJPI °"" ol Ille Hoot 'N lloller ROOll, at I p.m. In the Betbtl T...,. Social Hall, Colla-. Mlal llqan _.. rlcl: will perform a _.., o1 H1waltan dauc<t. In Ille lrVlol homo of Mn. BellJ OINd, lot Sunday. Se!>i. lY. Kappa Delta New members will be welcomed Into Ne w p o r I llarlJor l\:a1llJl Delta Alumnae Auoclatloli MGl!day, Sept. II, with a poUuck dinner otertlng at I p.m. In the Corona del Mar home o1 Mrs. Raymond Harvey, Irvine .Juniors Golfera at the Rancho San Joaquin Goll Coone, Irvine, will have an opportunity to aboot !or prlze1 beginning at Night Owls HawaUan dre111 will be a~ proprlala {Qr the SUnday, Sept. 17, gathering ol the Newpod Business Women Ansbeim Chapter, - Bualns Women'• Aamcl> lion, has planned a Band of Frleodahlp eritollmellt ev.,ing , Dirty Linens labeled ,-His' DEAR ANN LANDERS: Recently I divorcee who signed henelf "Huntington Station" wrote to you and described ber neigbbora. They all bad unsatislactory maniages and every ooe of t.beit hu!bands bad propositioned her. .. H.S." started out: "Bernice wean curlers 24 hours a day, is a chronic com- plainer and gets stoned every afternoon on beer. By the time her husband cornea home she is staggering around the kitchen -blind." I speak as a 47-year.(lld woman, mar- ried 25 ytarS in suburbia -garden apartments, the whole bit. I know wliat goes on with wives everywhere because I am the type people confide in and I hear plenty. I could put a name on every gal described in "ff. S.'s" letter. Here's th:t rest of the story -from the wife's aide. "Bernice" wean curlen and drinks beer all afternoon because her husband is a chaser who loves to come borne and brag about bis conquests. He gets bis jollies from letting her know every time be scores with a new broad -whlcb la like once a week. "Marge" starts cleaning the houJe at midnight when her bu.sband gets ready for bed because be is a lousy lover and takes e bath once a month -whether he needs it or not. • ?4•6'~ .. ,_ aUow their husbands to use them as subsUtute call girls and conaidera se:r degrading unless a woman is in the mood (her mooda come twice a year), is mar- .ried to a man who needs dirty pictures, porno lilms, llllhy language and a llilh of Sootclt to geHumed-.n. So the eternal que!Uon ls WU't&Olved. Which came first, the chicken or the egg? -RETCHING IN ROCHESTER DEAR ROCH: It depends on wbo you uk -the Itta er tbe rooster. DEAR ANN LANDERS: You do a lot of good in the world. Please do a little more by telling your readera: to beware the coo artists who will take their last quarter. 'Ibe most outrageous schemes pull In millions of dollars. You wonder 00.. people can be so gullible. • tastic IWlll. The hopefuls aeod In their checks and IOIJle of them receive nothing but an envelope of mdlng malarial with phony fonns that are aO vague the poor 1Ucker gives up trying to figure out what to do with them. By that tl!ne, he la too ashamed to 11k anybody bees.,. be know• be'• been bad. Please print my letter and warn your readers to be carefu1. -SYMPATHF1l'IC DEAR SYM: Bow aad that aa muy people belleve !My can 1et m-. thlll ud smart thnlag~ lbe maDL Tbe diploma mllll la thf1 coulrJ nl<e la mDllo• of dollars ud tfldr bad &1111e rabl off .. lbe ethfcal corrupo-acllooll wldda perform • relllllDt Hl'Vlct. Anyone no wlllltl to dleck tM 'fl1ldlty of a maD order propol!Uoa 111oald call Ille BeUu Baalae11 Barua. Twins' Moms AM-dlllntrandM aria .... crolll.ternonatratioo .... .., I.be ..,.ia kit the W-y. Sept. zo, meetlnr ol 1he Sldd1tblcl< Molhen of Twinl Club at 7 p.m. In the Mlaafon Viejo Inn. PlaN will be made !or a Novmber WIJ16.laltlni plrl)' · Panhellenie New memben have been • vlted to share wine punch, aa!ads and b r I d~1 e witb members ol the Newport Harbor Panhellenlc Wodneo- day, Sepl. ZO, at 10 a.m. in the home of Mrs. William F. McGrath, Corona del Mar. Christian Women Contralto Deolae Power will entertain at the Wednelday, Sept. 20, meeting of the Chris- ti.an Women's Club of Newport Beach bellnnlnl at 11 :15 a.m. in the Alrporter Inn, Newport Beach. Hetwaiian fuhions will be shown. Garden Clubs Talks on terrariums, bortPI and Dower amnging plus a tour of Casa Romantlca are planned for Wednesday, Sept. 20, at 9:~ a.m. by the Orange ColUlty District of Calllomia Garden· C1ub3:, tnc. meeting In the San Clemeote Gardea Chlb clu_,,.. Secretaries .Attorney Mar1b1ll M. Schulman will speak o n crimlnal law before members of the Harbor Atta Legal ~tortes meeting Wedn,.. day, Sept. 20, at 7:30 p.m. in the Villa Nova restaurant, Newport Beach. ·-:-: ..... "Emily," who weighs %80 PoUnds and· drops food on her chins (ber bosom looks like a snack tray), 15-making"'\lp for-Ute .:2'..!_, IMILY PILOT~t19 .ID' .. ~ KMUlr.,_,_kt".fl ~-doesn't get from ffeQO~_:= ~ is impotent. (At home, anyway.) "Lenore," who says wives are fools to A friend ol mine worked for three years to save enough money to enroll in a correspondence college. When he didn't get an answer from the school, he did some investigating and discovered that the college campus was a post-oruce box in New Jersey. ----Frau~l-O<der _,,,.y-llll tllo.~t ml the poor. The promlae, "We can team ;rou to speak perfect English tlroogb the malls" rakes In Ian- A no-nonsense approach Wbow to deal with life's most dlHicult and most rewarding arrangement. Ano Landen' booklet, ••Marria:ge -What to Expect,'" will irepare you for better or for_.... StarbrigbL__ __ ·· Sen""°ur -..q•est to ~1.no--IJandm m·-Membera ol Starbrigh! Club, care of the DAn. y PILOT enclosing 50 Harbor Star 568, Order of centa In coin and a long, ltamped, aell-Easlam star wJll gather for addrossed envelope. their regular montbly luncho Block Buster David Spence 2, ls trying lo spell out the m .. sage that there is lots of room in the Orange coast College Children'& Center during the evening session from 6 to IO. His mother attends OCC evening classes and only pays $1 per evening for his care. About 40 more children can join him while their parents go to evening classes. "What a bargain," he says. Mother Brakes Even On Dau.ghter' s . License (Editor'• Note: "The Best of Bombeck" columna: will ap. pear while Erma Bombeck iJ on vacation.) By ERMA DOMBECK Thoughts of a mother who ii driving home from a driver's test with a daughter who just. rot ber Uconoa. I've bad • flOOd life. An education. Married a man 1 loved. Gave birth to dlildren. Have an automatic washer. All my own teeth. Came within \0 lncb of side!Wlplng that patrol car. What more could I ask? II I keep the ,.at belt on, I won't go through t be windshield. On the other band if I ,nnt to get out in 1 huriy, I'm trapped. How can she see that dog wben tho radio ia on so loud? It'• going to be nice having a teenager who 1rives. Send- ing her to the store for me. Picking up the boys at baseball. Taking in the clean- ing.. I'll have time to loll around on the rpbone talking to the police, checking th e hospitals . . • tbe tow trucks • , . our insurance man. Somehow, she doesn 't look like the same sweet innocent wbo climbed into the car this morning. She Jook.s like BoMie speeding to meet Clyde. First the license, then it's cigars. Detroit sits up there trying to improve their hubcaps. Why don't they put a brake on the paSsenger side of the car? Fif· ty milliOn mothers would thank them. Are you listening, Detroit? I want to open my eyes, but l can't. If I were a well woman, it would be different. People think I am strong, but I have fluttery innards. If we meet another car on this road I am going to spit up. Maybe If I hummed. My throat is dry. Maybe If I tap- ped my feet. My legs! I can't move my legs! It's just a muscle 1pasm. I've got to relax. AT WIT'S END What~ver happened t o suicidf trngs'? They ought to give them with each temp they i,s.,ue. She's driving wide open! OR IS TI!AT THE GAS GAUGE? Whatever, she's going too fut. It's all ber father'a fault. He's the one who gave her confidence. I said wait till she'1 35. Has some re1PODSlbllity. Some- thing to live for, but no ... Thole poor devi!J' who work for the higbway department. They abould be malting $50,000 a year.· A1 for driver'a ed. teachers, they bave to be plll popper1. otherwise, bow could they climb into those cars every day with •.. Are you llslaning up there? I make you a promise. Let me get home lllfely to my driveway and I will never again talk 1 b o u t my neighbors, go oil my diet, yell eon at D 0 0 D, Wedneaday, Horoscope: Librans SlowPace Sept. zo, in the Muonic Temple, Newport Beach. CHOC Punch and Judy Guild or Oilldren's Hospital of Orange County will greet new and pro- spective members Wednesday, Sept. 20 at 10 a.m. in the Costa Mesa home of Mrs. Richard W. Brown. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 13 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (March 21-April 19 ): Concern with philosophy is emphasized. You e :1 a m i n • principles. You have desire to write, to express yourself. Family member is involved. Domestic area requires more- than -usual attention. Stress diplomacy. TAURUS (April 20.May 20): Much is hidden, obscured - this could be deliberate or otherwise. Key ts to be patient and selective. Choose quality. Eschew shortcuts. One born under PIM:es could p I a y significant role. Avoid selr- deception. GEMlNI (May 21.June 20 J: Study Taurus message. Snap decisions should be avoided. Get legal clearance. Find who owns what and who is pulling string1. Assume responsibility. CANCER (June 21.July 22): Work and health a r e highlighted. You are able to finish project. Do 90. Don't try to hang on to proposition that drains funds, vitality. Aries in· dividual could play prominent role. Take overall vjew. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ), Ac- cent on children. speculation. investments and. affairs of heart. You can succeed now.in creative eflorts. Be ready to take charge, to make changes and to put ideas into action. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl 21), Building, home, end of mat- ters -theM: are emphasited. Older person needs attention. Rely on experience, not sensa- tionalism~Aquarian could play key role. Sense of timing is sharply honed. LIBRA (Sept. %).()ct. 22): Movement, change, s b o rt journeys are on agenda. Develop ideas. Don't rush. Give thoughts tbne to jen': situations, persons. You will comprehend. PISCES (Feb. 19-Marcb 20): You get more opportunity and added ....-ponsibility. Money is invol ved. Relationships in- temify. Nothing 15 lukewarm. EvtJlts are deeply etched. lt is apt to be all or nothing. helping others o v e r c o m e adversity. '1be year has been marked by change, tra vel and variety, feat u r Ing rela- tionships with Gemini and Vlrgo individuals. December sllould be one of your most signilicant months of 1972. _________ ...._ Take special care in. traffic. Sagtltarlan could play key role. Open lines or com- munication. Capricon could play key rele.1;;;;;::;::;;;::;;:;;::;:;:::::;:~j IF TODAY IS Y 0 UR 1111 PLAVOll Of IOI.VANG SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ), Project begun recently now could pay dividends. You col- nmmDAY you are percep-CLOGS tive, attentive to detail!, of scientific bent, capable ol lect. You consolidate. You get., ____ _ down to facts and you utilize ---~~~~~~ .. mate.rial at hand. S t u d y MBl'S details. Find ways to improve ~ WOMors The first day of current procedures. You could FRANCIS-& school Is an apple be on brink of discovery. OllU>REN'S for the teacher SA.GITrARIUS (Nov. 22,. '\ ORR ~ .,. NllT INi• and a Florence Dec. 21): You feel more free "9 e,/ •L 1M • • 1w Elleman dress to act, to decide and to react. fi.A DVEST . --.'!"'?· Express yourself in Positive FINE STATIONERY nl'\ tM-•e111i.tt.n,--' manner. Don't hold back. Fr1mes • Pl'loto Albuml ~Illli\~ .a.1w.-•. ••-'• "-... ,.,,_, Take initiative. Gemini and Chai a. a.c11~mman sm ~ Ba.ntlngton Barbour Virgo individuals 'figure pro-L1i'.:r ~':::r & SCANDINAVIAN (714) lfS..liM minently. Relationship is in-IMPORTS Town & Coau&ry tensified. l llJ f.tlAST ll&l•Af 111-Nll .._ ...... 0.1.. Orange CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. ~·~11~"•'ia"~"~·~··~t11~w~11~11~tr~r~111~1~H~I)!:!~=~-~=-=""'*='~"~"~· ~='l.~~~(~71~1~~551-11;;;1$~!'!!.t. 19): Pace is modified. You COft'A .aA ..._121c gain now through diplomacy. -~ - Family member makes con- ciliatory gestur~. Be recep- tive. Gain shown. Gift is received. Visit one who is con- fined to home, hospital. Mystery can be unraveled. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 18): Desires are emphasized. Some of your hopes. wishes may lack substance. Strive to separate fad from fancy. Be creative, imaginative. B u t don't delude yourself about November Rites Set So where's big shot when his daughter is driving his car home? He·s in an air con- ditioned office. He doesn 't care what happens to me. Land in a ditch. Just so there'• a casserole in the oven. at the klds, cheat •I cards,:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;===--===-=====;;;;;;;,, over-charge or oomplaln about housework. You thfnk I don't mean business? You get me there without any abrasions and .•. I'll clean my oven! A November wedding in St. Micbael and All A n g e II Catbollc Owr<h, Corona del Mar, ii plaMed by Denise Mat.bey of Newport Beach and Peter W. Wllkin90n of La Crescenta. Their parents are Mr. and Mra. Henri C. Mathey ol Newport and Mrs . Helen WilkiMor1 of La Crescents. Mlal Mathey la a graduate of UCLA and her fiance is a University of So u t h e r n California graduate. Sleeve Looks New sleeve looks g I v e sweaters a shot in the arm for fall and winter. Even the un- dying turtleneck and crew sweaters look fresh with dolman sleeves. HOME ECONOMIC SEWING NEEDS F1brlc t,totions and Lots of Hippy Help. Beginners are Welcome! ~d/&z, ~ FABRICS SOUTH COAST PLAZA • CAROUSEL LEVEL OPEN EVENINCS & SUNDAYS SEIKO for +M l1dy 111 ye11r llf•, 11111 or brow11 111•1. ,$19,10 ' ..J.lonJa JEWELERS SawOfl't et1d V1111 Co11ter H1tntl119to11 lo•ch lro1kh11"t I Ad•ll"t' •••-112 COMPLETE FAMILY DENTISTRY UMI LOW l'llCIS AS 11 YIAIS AGO! PLAT•......... I WHILl·TOU•WAIT . RILtNU EMHlllNCY IXTU.CTIONS AU UANCHES of DENTISTIY POI CHILDREN & ADULTS e X-UTI • FILLINGS 8 IRIDGU 534 W. 19tfi St.-Costa Mesa 111~2-8814 ! DR. COALE AND ASSOCIATES • • ...... 20c ~ 1189 tJ.09 LB. OFF w I ll. OFfEl C00D Sl'1EM1El 12th THAU 17tl l ·-~ • ---°"""""--.. --~ -~I -1..., .. ··-....... .....,, ,,.._, ............. tt .. ., ... ....,. .,..,_.. .... .-.... ......_ • •...,. r Oc••••,., _... • • ................. '"4. c.. ....... -....... ff ftt•1 t4!!!S., COSTA. MEloSA~~-?iua . OPlllD••l, . ............. ~'; I ~=~1ISPM I I .f , TUMBLEWEEDS M'<l ~r:: IS UP • · ~~~~ 'lt!tl l'l!il'OIN'? f-17' Mi.m AND JEFF FIGMENTS ·NANCY NANCY, Cl.EAN OFF YOUR TEL.EVISION SCREEN- : IT'S ALL-i SMUPGEP • ,. ~ • :~ ~ ...... .: • " • .. • • IT ISN'T SMUDGED- 11 DAILY CROSSWORD ••• by R. ~-POWER I ACl'IOSS ~ t Standint • Vpfight , I Commotion ~10 lilu1h .. .un • 14 Deteeting . -;~! Verdlot*9 "9 a-• 17 'IV-'-:2 ..... 11 Man'1 ""'"""' 11 .(YlllldtH'll- .. lfor 20 Coolt1 In -UlnWl'f 22 "1l1t Oow"' In SPl/'IWl:2 --· J4 Ruin 211 CtNin ltelifn u, ..... 27 Row of 1tep1 31 Nwdltrllh R Rich tapatry , 33 .flh to win .. o ... a Ch1rVI """"" ......., •MMte _ .. AO -'°''"" Cl G,..11 ·-d 01"I m•kltlt • ,,_ I . ' ' G Thomet-1 -·-1iontry 44 Unh 111 roll- "°"°'"' ""-dltftrenl ..... ~ ei.•irtD Ul\tle.cllty 11 "-mlnN Mm• 12 Thole reput- k\11 thlng1 -""' .. M "Pnrlt\g 68 Mr.Sllughtll' U Plltform 11 Aquatkl:*d 12 Tobl:Frenctl '3 L.A. """"'"' M Rllat.c! on rnoeti.'1.ide 85 Sp1nllh lotde ee Worker ....... ~ ......... "' ..... DOWN t M ... tonu 2 S"""IMI"• , t::::';',_ 4 N. Amerk.in ....... !IE~k• I U.S.A..C.n. del1n11 group: A.bbr. ' Yli9!erdr('t l'um. Solved: Nearly Everyone Listens to Landers - T PEANUTS MISS PEACH I ' I ! • PERKINS J ly T919 IL lyan ly Al Smith By Dale HcH by Ei'1!ie Bushmiller '. '!lll5 IS A °NE1il ~ FOO> llltlll 0.·BOO·IUi!iEO PLUS R-'155, ff<-rl 'A$ 111-9000 ~. •::> DAILY l'!LOT JI# DOOLEY'S WOILD -l y Roger ltadfleld SALLY IANANAS GORDO By Gus Arriola .... - "''"" .,,,..,;~ ANIMAL CRACKERS ly Roger ·lollen , • I I , --~~ ~...,_--~~~l..O~l..-~...£L.....J By Charles M. Schulz JOST llWIT I NEED£1)-A llOill. FULL Cl' NIM5Elt5 ! ly Mell l'/aL, l!f Flr5T J: T).IOUGf./T rT WAS SEq.USE OF MY C~ASSV WIT ANO, SONG·WmlNI> A91~1TY ... c By Jolin. Miles • THE G1r 1 S DENNIS THE MENACE • I • • • '-I l ; ' - 8 DAl\.V PILOT • Dohs.on~s Snrfi••g Title ~t CoJDe Easy By BOllA8D L. HANDY Bud> 111&. eecb -In tfllt ....,. 0t • ._ •• •Ifft pettUcm to move to the thamp&onlhlp 0.le Dobson llllllt bav. slepl the linaJI -or ,. they lbou&bt. al .. p of • tlnMI 111111 &mday ~ But loflowins the ntXI eUmlnaUon attor being him!d ID =npete in 10 heel where O>rty CmoU of eveotl, tbo lul roar on 1 -Olplatr~ untai.d Cmt\an lrVlng bo$11, before winnln& the men'• 11111'1· • •od Br.a' McCall! or Dana Polnl tap. tng champlonslOp and the ll\lu ptd T11er &f!llin, lempen began to KallananiOkv 1111-nJUDd llllrler award flare. Sunday in Ibo U.S. IW'fln& cham-HWl!lncton Beath city officl.alt, In pionablpo at H11111!nctoo Beach. chtrge ol the meet, bad moved two HIS victory dliln1 come eully. Far surfers to the championship flnalt and from it. other& were to ballle for no hlghtt On hit llnt ride wly Jn the"-"· be than lhlrd • ..., thougb they bad W.t dc!uted • 1 llvHlllll Gold In 1 bOI ooe IM;ot competition. aemlllnlt heel rooe to advance to an Led by Carro~, the lour remaining elimination •-er with defendlnl and apiiarenl ll!IO-rans refused II> go chlrnplon David Nuuhlwa of Hun-' In Ille water for their next competition tington Beach. and judges were loroed to lllten to Dobson and Jell Crawford of Coco3 thtlr prot..U l<K 1 lengthy period of . . time. "I wOftl out In m7 llnt eUmlnatkln nee and Ibey dldn1 tell me I dldn't have a dlance for lint place If! loot," Brad Mccaul, one of tile four said. "'This t1 ray only gripe." M.C.ul WU the men'• .. _._ two )'earl 110. "II was printed rigtt on tllt paper !hat Ibis was a double elimination event," carrou said. "l am not 1otng ln the water at thia: parUcu1ar mo- ment. '"l'bey (meet officla!J) are l,ylng again. Why is Jt printed the way it was u II lln't a double eUmlnation! 'll>ey have lied to us before," a heated Car~ roll added. Nuublwa and MJke Purpuo, the other two entransta, aereed and,they banded qether UDlll the lituatloo --ed. Ctawf<Kd and DoblGo _,. ~ called !or a """'ltatloo wld _.. and II ""' delmnhJed lllot """1d mat In ... boackn COlllllOlldao after' Ille other lour had ·e~ t,. ad· dJtlelJal lllrill'I. · I Crawford deltateil Domm .. ,... main the lone undefnled llUrf1r ln competition. Nuuhl w• and carT!U diopoaed or McCall! and Mlk• ~-'l'bt!I; ap- parently, Nuubiwa IOPP<d Cami! for a 1pol oppollta Doheon IJ\ the lllDll. Not ao. 1 . While Dobeoo and Nuuhlin were lo the water, Carroll ret1rtd ta the scorer's table and lodflec! • lftlell. He wu right in that Judcea bad talol.i all wa•• -by Ult ""' II> .-l ol Ult """ bml u pmCrthtd by Ille -. Tired " ia -le by this tlmt, Clmll .... wad~ aodtll.....i to lrilbdrn -a -lneellar !Gr. -.· .,......., ~ - bul tho ..... nded alba Oloa ml I weary--'""' to the ftl<I' to put down Carroll btfori bis llDeJ .... lrontallan with Ctawlord where he had to win two successive heats. In the meantime, Dobooo --ed in I aecond 1>(1Ce finish ln the toeeboard e•mt (lood fnr two points) and ~ with the •ven be """V• ed lor lint In Ult men'• .compellllon, had moro than eoouab to win the 1ll- 1round surfer award. Meanwblle, Nuuhlwa was mllftd at the judJIS' trror and felt ln dJlsull. And corTOll, • nv..um. ~ ti the all·a1"'111d surfer awud, ii t!'ftllaC , to music. "l have an album coming out Ulla week enlflfed Laid Back by ~ Carroll and friend! for Ru r a I records," carrou plajl the guitar. piano, organ and aeverlll otber ino~ in tbe albwn. He comes &ram a !amily or musicians, hiJ motbu baYing been a singer and two uncle1 bavinc J!erformed with band! lo the Tommy Dorsey er1. Perhapa the City of Huntingll>h Beach can trade the S1.1rfinc coniat for a rock and roll get-IO(lethtr. Naturally, the llars would be Oor\y Carroll and friends. • . --:"" One Final · .. ' Olynlpi~· Flame Goes Out; , Problems Remain Unsolved Games 'Trail · ' l ' . -( MUNICH .... °"' latt IOI doWI dlo Ol;..p1< lranl. ~ . An excerpt from a letter a German girl wrole to a reporter here: "B°' uft. · believable It It (the. Arab kllllni of Iaraell , Olymplans)7-My teara are rinulliia' ~very time I bear the' radio. ., "The Games started so l!aJIPJ an~ . now! Bui l think II ii Cood they are Clf' rylng •• with the aport. So 'the end of the · Games will be a little bit dilferent than it •·oc.dd have been. "I bo/iul_ou 'won'L1o_homudlh. ~ad lmpresslol)oo';'ttiat you bavt many nice thlnp to-ltmember of Germany." · ---0-,. Freu ... I 1.., I.Wop lo'uy lllOll Olympic ofDdal• frim lllt \IA,. I '"D'a-~dlW • .........,", bt ... ,, •• "Oar V.S. Olympic iidmlalstraton aro j ~ WHITE WASH " rnponslble to no eae but tlltmtelve1 - they . continue to rum flam tbe publl.e about us being the ctut1 hi track when ft area 't." . He adds: •1ne Sovitt1 b 1 t k Valery Bonov (double 1prun cold medall5t) wltli anything he waatl -lncludinf women.'' Ul"I TeMfttl9 San aemente's Patty John.son was thrown to the wolves in her hurdles semifinals heat. She placed a non-qualj.. lying fifth. But the four gals who best her .grabbed place two through five in the finalt. FLAGS ON PARADE IN OLYMPIC GAMES CLOSING CEREMONIES. LooklA& around BuUdJag 31 where Israeli OIYll'!plalll were btld hostage and lwo were Wed by' Anb temnistl, the beda remala in tlle rooms, 1dll unmade. Blood ii ea toe If tile room's floon ud I bullet llole *"I' a cabblel -b 1tUI vb Ihle. Yoo might think 1bopa In the Olympic Village would have pricel aet to give a break 1o athlttes. ln&tead it was more Jike they were trying to break the athletes. A roll of film ln the Village cost 121> percent more than m downtown MunJch. Souvenirs 'Were hlgber, too. Fountain Valley swimmer Shirley BabasboU tell• of buying • glfl lnr a member or her famil)' and then seeing the same thing later downtown for Sl percent Jess. Arnone art1 reddeatl I nw Jam. n1 former Coro1a del Mar awlmmer Kart ;Krumpbol1, wbo broke 'be world record In tbe 400-meter lttettyle •t tbt U.S. Olympic Ceam lrillli bot dlda~ make tbe team bte:ause he placed .oarY slxtb Jn lbe llnala. Most people J talked to felt that Mex· 'lco's Olympics had a war1ner at4 mosphere than the Games concluded here and that visitors were treated as l\'elcomtd guests, not as intruders. '.• :Boston Holds • Slim Advantage • Now 20·2·1 Muniz Finds a Home With KO Over Pugh By RON EVANS Of tM D•llY .. llot St.ti' Armando ttluniz has found a home in Orange County and would just as soon fight all or his future engagerrienls at Anaheim Convention Center. 'I1le popular young welterweight boxer ea.tlly disposed of veteran Percy Pugh of New Orleans in two round! Monday nigl'lt before 2,500 fans for his 20th victory against two defeats and one draw. Pugh was forced to remain in' his cor4 ner after the second round when his seconds called referee Dick Young to the comer and he in tum asked for a check by ringside doctor Jack Useem. Pugh's nose was bleeding profusely nn d the bout was stopped immediately with Pugh suffering a badly lacerated nostril . "I hit him with a right uppercul in the first round," Muniz said after the oouL •·1 hit him a couple or times flush on the nose in the second Ind I knew he was in trouble. "l 'm sorry the filht didn't ~o a l!Ule longer for the peopfe who paid to see It but J'm happy it ts over ." What about the future? "Sure, J want a championship fight but I'm not unrealistic about it. Another fight ·or two wlll help me to get ready. "And this is wriert I would like to con~ tinue fighting . The people come out to see me fight here ·and I like that." Promoters are opening Monday night fights in San Fernando and Muniz was asked lf this made any difference to him. "I would much prefer to fight here in Anaheim." What about the Pruitt fight? Pruitt was forced to abandon a meetlfig with MunJJ and Pugh was a replacement Monday night. "U I can get by Prult~ I wtl1 be ready for Jo,. Napoles (wel~rweiglll cham- pion ). He's just as good a boxer as this guy tonight even though this guy didn't have a chance to show it much.'' Referee Young sald Pugh1s •1ose was tom loose at the base but admitted he didln't see the blow that caused lhe damage. Jimmy Heair of Inglewood used a bit of caution in a lightweight 10-rounde.r with Cesar Slnda of the African Congo. He nailed the African with a combination and a solid right in the Joth rotWI after L 27 for a knockout and his 21St ~tralghl victory. ' ... MUNICH -'Loni Ki11an1n o! Ireland I took over today as the new prest4~ of the lntemallonal• Olympic ~mmiltee with a brielcue full of problems lo be solved before the tiext Olympic Games in Monlr<al In 1176. 1be Gamea ol the .xX Olympiad, bloodalalned by murder and rocked by Plllllical strife, ended In Munich's Olym- pic Stad!um.,Monday. . As the Olympic name was extinguished and the Olympic Oag came down, Avery Brundage steJ>S>ed down too -arter 20 years as IOC president. Killanin and his committee now have to think aboui the Olympics of the future. One of their problems is the sheer growth of the games, which have chang- ed .beyond recognition from the intimate international gatherings of sportsmen en- visaged by Baron de C.oubertin when he revived the Olympics In 111116. In the Munich Olympic .. about 8,000 athletes competed, att~ by 2,000 coaches and team officials, and more than t,000 joumaHsla and photographers came from all parts of the world. With the whole world watching 011 television, the games have become a platfonn .on whlch political quarrels are aired and nationalist aims pursued. ed to have broken the Olympic code. Vince Mll!lhewa and Wa;Yne Collell, Americans who won the gold and silver m~, respectively, in tbe-tOO meters, were banned from further Olympl• com· peUllon for llle bocaus. they turned their backs nn tbt American llag during the medals ceremony. All II mtmbera ol the Paltiatan field hockey squad were .given a •lmilar ban for faillng to stand' to attentkm for the Q99 ~w~ ~lW MUNICH 1912· West Gennan national anthem. West Germany bad upaet Pakislln, the defen- ding chariiplons, HI, In the final . Rick DeMont, 16-year--old American swimmer, was deprived of bis gold medal in the tOO meters frtf.llyle after failing a drugs test. When it came down to the sports themselves th• main talking point was Sports in Brief the decline of the United States In the lace of a growing challenge from the athletes of EIUOpe. • J · Track and field events w h I e h Americans previously bad dominated - the sprlnll, the pole vault and the dilClll throw -went this time to Eutern Europe. Tbt Americans even lost the basketbell title -the sport they gave to .the ~Id: Russia beat the United States 51~. in a ct·arnatic final with bitter overtones. Tho Americans filed a protest and refused to accept the silver medals. . Tbt 1972 Olymplca prodllced .athletes wllose na~ win be talked about-rot years to come. Valery B-Onov, the red-vealed Rlllalan. won both the 100 and 200 meter apriat.s -the frrs:t na&American ever to addlYJ. the feat. Renate Stecher, an East GeJ'lnll) housewile, scored a similar doollle ln ~ women's sprinls. . Mark Spitz, the mustachioed C.lllor· nian, smashed all Olympic records by winning seven gold medals in a~ ,., For two weeks before the games ~gan the black African countries fought to stop the Rhodesian team from competing. l!1 the end they auccteded. Tbt IOC, wbiclt bad gleed to let the Rhodesiana parlidpate Under tlltlr pre.19114 status as citlztns ol a Brltiab colony, finally bowed to African pressure and voted to oust U>e Rhodesians. Emerson Downs Net Foe; .. \ . ., \-.. " . ' Th{l.t, the critics said, was the first big dent in the image of the Olympics, which . bad always striven to be rree of Political pressures. Pac-8 Honors to Allen Then, when the Olympics had been In progress for 10 days, Ult friendly at4 mosphere of Olympic village was shat4 tered by the Arab guerrillas who broke in with submachine guns and held members or the Israeli team as hostages. MONTREAL -Roy Emmon of Newport Beach came lrom behind. to earn a U , 1-3, &.2 wJn over Ray Rafrels in singles play Monday at tbe Rothman 's lnternatiooa1 tenni! tournament. On that day 11 Israelis died -either murdered in their quarters in tbe village or shot down in the gun battle between the Arabs and German police al a nearby air base late in the evening. Many believed the Games would be abandoned. Some thought the Olympics might never start again. But Brundage, speaking at a memorial service for the dead Israelis the next morning, announced the games "must go on." The flags at half staff but the llame still burning in its cauldron in the stadium, the Olympics continued under a dark shadow. When the shootings and the political wrangling had been left behind, the IOC stamped bard on athletes who were judg· HALOS SEND RYAN AGAINST RANGERS Originally disqualified after showlng up late for a match, former UCLA star Jerr Borowiak was t'tlnsta~ wbil, Chicago's Marty Riessen clipped Haroon Rahim, ~ 7, 7-6. 6-4 in a 2~·hour matcli in other tournament action, other first round resu1ll: Australia's 'John Alexander upset countl'}'llljln l'rtd Sll>lle, 8-2, 7-t; Bob Lui% of C.lllomla downed Terry A~n of Australia, 6-3, 3·6, M ; Charles Pasarell of Puerto Rico defeated England's Graham Stilwell. M, 8-1; and ~ llooewall beat Phlllp Dent, 7~. 6-2. .... SAN FRANCISCO -Two third 'period inten:eptlons by U~s a1nuny Allen belptd the Brulna upset top'ranked Nebruka laat Saturday nlibl and alao earned the defensive back Pacific-3 defenalve player-of-the-wttk bono11.. Allen ii a newcomer at UCLA. He trllllfemd from Pierce College, along with ql!atlerback Mark Hal'IDOll, the of· fensive'atar of UCLA's 20-17 ~ictory" ovet Nebruka: ' . • . The defenaive star intercepted bJ.s first Nolan Ryan lltlll has an outside chance pau with the pine tied ltHO and relurn-to win 111 gapit1 lbll ......,, 'and ed the football 37 yard> lo the Nebnska Calilom!a manager Del Rice apparently-15, aettln( Op ·• toucbdOwn. The leCOnd intends to do all he Cllll lo hel!>• Interception came at UCLA's 10. Rice tenllllffl)I llltld Ryan, 18-~ lo Other J11tYert nominal«! for t11t Pac-I start for the Angels in toni.rtht's opener of defensive award were Rlchanl Wdod or h with the ~ o... USC. Gilt l:.arstn and Mike 'C.rtar of at ree-game ,.t ,exas ''"""era w--"-m-S'"le, Bob , 5a>Jlb o I at Anaheim Stsdlum. aanmo-· ~ Since Ryan pl~ and lost In Frld!IY'• . Colllantll, Drni Pieper ol Orqon and doubleheader at Cbicqo, be normally Dave Worcan ol Washington. wouldn't be scheduled to work unlil O!fens!•e playtr-o!·tbto-. was USC Wtdne!day with Andy M..,.1'1111lth quarterbad Mike Ra•, wba led the Tro- gaing tonight. But a day'1 advanceiri. the 4 jana to a 31·10 •lctory over Arkanlas. , rotation now mll}\t mean ID extra start Y' for Ryan Ibis aeason -and ,Incidentally, LINCOLN, Neb. .l CoaCb Bob a lew thousand more In t11t stands lor Devaney ~ Ntbruka Ci>mbuokers that start -and Rice It dolna bis JIOl'I. Sllurdai loat tbtlt tint loo\hall 1ame "' • . 33 star\9, dutifully !bowed up for 1jo sea900's tint weekly Extra Point Club football Jt;:1cheon in downtown Lincoba Monday. '> He was accompanied by only thNI asslstants. "We drew straws to see who would come down, .. he uplained. 11Tbe four or us lost" MUNICH -Two membera ol 11Je Romanian Olympic det<11allon bave uJo. ed for political asylum in West 0emumy; a Bavarian interior minister said Tuet- clay. Heinrich Von Mooch identified one Of the -defectors as a U.year-old student: }llelllber or Romania'• volleyball IOlll!t but give no details on the other. · ' Colts,. Mackey Disagree Over . Retirement llALTIMORll (AP) -The Baltlmdrt Calta announced Monday that John Mack., had reu..d lrom prol.,.looal footliil, buf the' ••lonn tlgbt llld later dtolid ht .... qult{ing. •·1 haven't retlttd," Mackey aald, several houn 1fter the team issued '• statement to that tUect. "I'm beaJlb)', able and looklna for a oew team .•. ind a new coach." Alter .beiog told tltal Tom Mltdioll w"'1lil be the stortlng tlgllt end In Baltimore'• ...,. opener next Bundliy, Mackey aakl he aaked 'Coach Don McQf. lerty ta trade him. • ~ By Ilk AllOClattd Pm• BaRball is soing through its annual September Sons and as the days dwindle :tlown to 1 p~ few, the chase for the ~mericao League Eut pennant gets whackier and wbackier. Trojans Now 'No. I Grid Tea111 , .. , laked him the """" llWlc dur!Qc u..· off-lllld be nluaod• lo do It'," MacU, aid. "I dldn, waat ta lit oa the bencfl, and l didn't -lo ahare the pilJ'lnl tlme·wtth Mltcbell. I don't tMnk that'• JU ta-t.itblr of u.'' 0.neral manaier Joe ~ aid he 1*J tried .......... blllJ to mab I trade for Mackey with each of the otbor JJ teaina In tho Natlonal F-i.a!l Leap•a t Front-ruootna: Bostoa, for example, !lad ita lead trimmed II> .... half game by losing II> Cle\'elll>CI M Monday night on a aacrllict ny tbat turned Into a double 1Pla,y. And Baltimore closed the gap with I U victory over MlJwaukee, thanks to a friendly loul pole tbat turned a potential ....,. 11111 Into a 1ood llrike. CleYeland'I wlaolJll NI tialnsl the IW sor came nn a 11crillce ll1 tbat nut- lltlder Bell OKIM• dropped and then ~leverly turned' Into a double play. Tbe IJP trued •hot would baYI been an er· iflr fer !he nlOkie ootlleldar, 4*t the 111 bell pt llqule tho_ run lhel btial Bollt011. By Tbt A1ttcla&ed Pre11 , , ballots and 769 Polnls following 1 Z0.10 Southern California has r e p 1 1 c ie d triumph over California. Ohio State, Nebraska as the n1Uon's tQJ>ranked <'tll· which doesn't open Its stuon until sat~ leg• lootball. l<am. day; got five No. l votes and 710 points .. The Troj1111 shot •JI the ·way from The preseuon rank.Jnai ah ow t d •lgjlth place lo the ll>p following an Im-Colorado and Ohio Stale b • b I n d 1 prt.Slive 31·10 rout of Arkansas while Nebraska. Nebraska's two-time national championl Twelve lJNt-plaoe wltl and etc pomtl 1 skidded down IO IOtb. ,.. .. , to Oklahoma, wblch cllmbtd from I Soulhern cal redeived 13 flrsl-place •11th to Jourih. Th• ofhen ...,. DlllODll 'lllte1 and 771 polnti lrom a Mtlonwide nmne...up last ......_ panel of aporll writera and broadcaster& Al•bama replaced Penn Stole In ftrtb •nd won a cto.e race with Colorado and place by whlpplng ll\lkt ~IJ wbllo tllo Ohio State. •, Nl!W!Y ijoas were ldlt, Peno St.to wttll C.Olorado, 11Jo runneMp ln Iha · one ftrsl-place volt, allpped ta '.nxtfl, preatalOO poU. received 12 llrst·plac• followed by Tenna-. whlcli thrashed r f ' ,. ----• Geor&la Tedi '4-3 and also earned c.ne llrst-plact ballot. UCLA, NebrUka'a "'rprlle conqueror, tonk down four IOI' -and wu ranked eliflth alter lalllnc II> cracl: the P"" ...... top 111. Laulalana Sl>lte ,_ lrom 11th 11> ninth llld NtllruU ~1 OOI the Top Ten 11111 -pt -ft, • ..,."8 "'.!;;. otllot .... t ballot -lo ..................... Pllolle. no a .... • • ""*"".!'Ill:" .,.. .. ., ........ ,..; " A.-. ...... lllln• -· ' ""'l-i -.., Ari 1717 I ~ -lalppl •Ind l'lorida -· I . ·' ""*'°"" -Conlartti<t. 'IWe want Jom Mldey II> play Oil eur football ..... tbls '"". ni,m11 Mid. "W• told blm tlllt. But he rtiltrattd !Ital unle• hi ''" a -i,. wanted lo be Uwdel or retln. '' llacfte7, I I _,.., vttann, dtnlecl lbtit ~wen Ille~ , "t.-10-to pal me oo wa!..ra 1t Ibey couldll't m.b,a dial," Mac£., "1d, "but MccalierlJ lild be cl!dii•t '01111 • put .a player el ffff llltln on wallm. • "I doa1 -whf DOI." Mackty Nld Witll ........... "!'a onft I -atrlnau." r ' • Recalling GWC.Bucs Tilts of Past • Tbe Oran .. Cout-Golden Wa t loolbaR -bu had lts hectlc mmntnts, to ,., tile lwt. ni.r. have been many Jn. ttances of controve"-Y and a great many lllOre lhriltl-topped oil by las! ,....,.., 2H .. 11', Saturday night'• seventh annual game ~ooc. bas • s.s.1 edge Jn the !tries) ...... -to be Just u llcilJni. . .Ile~'• a capoule nmdown or the sis previous gam.,: · >llU: 00C II, GWC IJ -The lint an-.-i lllalr was 1""1>ably the most coa- ll'ov!rslll Jn the• oeries. Gclden West ®l>lalnecl bitterly when it mlaecl • ~lnt converalon afi<r 1COrlng its """'1d TD midway througb Ille final quarter. Tbe RustJera' steve Cashdollar a~ peared ti> hav~ bounced into the end zone but .. olllcial ruled that hil knee bit the 1round before he wenl in. Quarterback Dan Mikels had • pair ol TD ]las5es lor OCC while cashdollar 'Ill'!!" twite for Gclden West. "'" 00C 11 Gll'C 7 -Another con-troveny, efupted when a m l n u t e mystepously ticked oll on the BCOreboanl clock. When the Pirates' Wayne Tinlin car-ried the ball' to the Rustlers throe-yard line !he,..,. was 7-.7 wllh 1:41 lelt Jn (be game. But when the Buca weol lo the line or acrimmage !or the next ptsy only I' ~~'c1:'*1cker argued -bul the oHlclals let II staod. The Pirates' ,Paul l.eJllOine then klcktd a ~yard field goal. · IJll: GWC 11, OCC zt -Quarterback iohn lnglehart and wide receiver Randy Vataha put on quite a show as the R..U.ra """ their first game in the ierJes. Inglehart paased to V ataha for 18 yards and a TD oo the last play of the first hall Alld then the two teamed !of' a 71;-yard TD strike oo the first play ol the secood hall. '!'lie t'wo plays gave Gcldeo West a 31.7 lead. . • llU: 00C 31, GWC It -Orange Coast cjuarterback Mike. Tamiyu• 3COred foor times in leading the Bucs. The Plra!tS' George 'Barnett's kicking was also a big factor~ He averaged 41.6 yards cm eight punts. Gcldeo West held a lH lead with 1:40 to go in the lint hall, but with Tamlyaso spearheading the attack, the Bucs rolled off 23 points In a row. · 11'!1:· GWC IS, OCC 1-Gcldeo Weal'• clefeose took the spoillght In lhll one,. In- tercepting five OCX:: passes and recover· Ing a pair ol fumbles. Llnebacbr Tom A118l\IOll was the top IDdiv'4uaJ star, on.the field. He bad a ~Ir ~lind side tackles on Buca quarttrblick Gary . Valbueoa Which ca...d lumbl., aod ·led to the two soores. Free safety Tony BIJowell also· played very well for the R111il~11. Steve Griffith pasaed' 11 yards to .Kart Dedrick for the first sill-pi>inter and a one-yard 11111 by Griffith with 1:35 to go ill the 1amo Iced I! for the Rosilers. . ~ "71: GWC It, OCC 11 -Orange Coast appeared tO have It all locked up with 4:.5!1 to go In the 1ame, with a IH lead lllld.111 de!eose playJni very well. BUI Cornelius rallied the R111ilers hack Into , the piclur<, throwin( for three TD ~ in a period ol 111 mlnutes. • Coinellus pasaed 20 yards to Mike Sllauglmess)' with 3:21 to play, aod com-J>leted a five-7ard TD throw to Dedrick to lle..U.(14-14) with 1:05 left. -l'llen with 1:33 remaining, Vllbueoa aod wide receiver Sleva Mmahan !tam-ed for' a If.~ pus and a 11-14 0CC Tod., · But Comelius hit four in a row to move Ibo Rosilers from. their own 20 to the Buca 35. Aller two Incomplete pwes, be threw a strike to Shaogbnessy !or a TD wilb 59 oecoads to go. Golden West ·weot for the tie with Dave Schoonover booting the PAT. ' • • • T....t11. S.,.ttmb<r 12, 1972 "DAILY PILOT J 1 This Is Where It Started For Ru~tlers QB Cornel,us • DAILY PJLOT ........... PAT SWEETLAND ANCHORS OCC · DEf,El/ISIVE LINE. All·Ainerlean Candidate . ' OCC Star Sweetland B1 HO'lfARD .. HANDY pink and GUI' line cracked up lauehlng.,,. ot .. DMtf "" •• a NUlt, we were called for taklfl too BUI ~elius, quarterback f« lbe much time to get the play started. ' Gclden West College Rostlen ~ball . Comelilll plans to poraue bla Dnal two team,. 11 looking forward to facing years at the Unl•eralty of llawall beca0st they run a similar o!leost to Orange Cout Saturday Dlaht in the 1m Gclden West but Is still open In bla choice opener with a bit more test than aome of a foor-year achoo! and C011ld be other meinbers of coach Ray Shackle!ord'a squad. It wu against Orange Cout a )'tar aro that Cornell"' onravelled a tlgb1 battle !or the startlni slgoal-ealling bertb at Golden West with a ma s terful perfonnancethatbroughttheRmU... from a IH deliclt with 3:21 to play to a 11-%1 deadloc k. It was as thrilling a finLsh a.s bas been aeen In the bitter rivalry belweeo the two Orange Coot area colleges. I From that 111Cl11let1t OD, Coroeli"' WU the Gclden West · starting qoarterback ~oring..Jbe aeasoit he. rewrote · the school passing re<ords from ·beginning to end. · , The . re.write. began iJ1 that OCC game when he, attempted 43 passes and com- pleted 23, bdlh school records. Hl.t Y~age ffg11re ol, 354 ts ais9 a .passing mark for a ~le game at GWC: - And. even tbOugb . be wound up witb minus yardage running, bis total ol!eme marl< of 329 against tbe PirJtes is . still another .achoo! record for a single game. Quilt lmpreseive stati$ics wllb other ......is undoubtedly within the grasp of the 5-9. lSS-pound slgnal~er. At the moment be ii third on the all- lime list ol gioond gainera witb 1,127 yards, this despite a min"' 33 · yards rushing. He is les.s than 1,000 yards behind the Ill-lime leader, Job n -Nie. e Guy Off, the. · .· Fwld 1ne_f~li~:i:,.17!-upcomlng seuon at Golden West wbere 2t let- . "Nice gilys linisllTast" IS a quote ai:-yean o!ToOi68lf,:\liiCt.~ Ile piayea IOI' =-:i :.~'fler• the moot in any tributed-to Uo Durocher .many years won only ... aevep· games--the same "There 1Jll a closeneis on the' team ago.. n•mber that OCC woo last-aeason. last yw'but I think It has Improved Ibis' Orange Coast College All-American But SWeetland stood out. being ac-season," Bill says. perslllded otherwlse belon Ibo -onda. Bu! ri&ht now. he ii oot Interested bl a filture ochool alte, rewrttllll, lhe iecon! books or embaJTuslng moments. Ills concentntlon ti oo the upcomlnl 1amt wltb Orange Coast, a \>lctory and a winnlnr ......, !or the Rosilen. DAILY PILOT lfeft ...... candidate .Pat .s-llaod Is tl)e goy who corded All-Irvine wg.. aod All-Orange "We have more eapertence aod oor fits Into that nice goy class -but he's County m bis senlOr year aod also helog recelvm are fantastic," be says wltb 'far 'tmn liefng a loser oo the football named the top •lineman •In the 1!111 modesty. BILL CORNELIUS SPEARHEADS GOLDEN WIST OFFENSE. field. · · Orange ColllUY North-South All-star "We can cut dowo on 1 lot of oor You ·could almost say Sweetland is the 1ame. mlstakes of last year and Olll' running Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde of the OCC grid Sweetland'• idol Js Nebraska middle game should be Improved-with Bob F..- team. ~~lo~ ltll~~:c~ raro and Rlck Rice available." "lie really has II all," says Pirates . li••ter than SWeetland. .. How dots he compare the two! coach Diet Tucker. "He bas great talent, ':';ffe•s the best player in the country "Between them they give ·Us 1ize and a woodu!W alUlude andis 1 fine person. speed.Ferraro ts ilig aod fast and ru .. ts He'a everYtbing you want In an athlete." though. I love to .welcll.blm.l!llJ. It's 1 '"'"Iller, but quicker. Tbil Is a good com- Sweefuuid ls typed u big (f.3, 240), "81.educalioo," says Sweeijand. binatlon and they should do a lot belier strong' and, mean cm the football field, but than our running game· last year.11 just the ._1te wheo not playing. lle'a B be H . Whal aboot bis foe !or the starting ..... been called' ali,y. ' ar . r o. lds quarterback position, another lettennan, ''.Pat 'ls'. a . quiet, .thougbtM yoq Jerry Hinojosa? "· man," 11y1 Tucker of the ex.COS~ Mesa "lt'• IO'id to fl!O blm p!JlyJnc again. ff• At Mission Viejo Timbers Nabs Cycle Race; Two Olnn,.J.?ian~ Defeated llilh star.' "He's a real geoilenian. I 2 k Lead was hort last year and I'm 1lad he'a " woWdn't Ny'l)e'i mean Olt'the l!Old, lie's " ' ·stro e' . back." Joh!! Timbers, a pre-med st•denl from ag.rlnst Tlmber1untilthe2tal lap. He leD Jos!.'iJ vtrY skilled lN\11 player. He takes • . · · Gcldeo West lost one o1 Ill top Tucson;· won the llrat aMual Tour De victim of asllpplng chain and fOlt llJ'Olllld bla JOO seriously aod does. what has1to be ncelvers In ·a scrimmage with Cerritos Mission Viejo Q-lterlum bicycle race steadily before 'Wilbdrawlnl from the done." .. · · A. M v d last week, Kellh Thorntoo. He aufftted a t I OQa er· e Sunday qver a staMtudded !leld in-race. Sfti!tland wUI be at the .,_ l"&rd . ~o knee Injury and underweot Rlll'l"Y tills clu"--two memben o! the U.S. Olym-Later In the event, Ralph Enlott of San spot on ijef-Satunlay night when the morning. _, ~ .. Go~~ W~ the _.._ against rival ll'lill• Barl>er·played h!O ·steady rounds .. :.This. will hort "' some," Come• lill.9 pie cycling team. Diego challenged but was onable to move -Q• """' • ,.. Tlmbera, rated 11th nationally Jn cycle ahead as Tlmbera buUI up a full lap lead Tllckek bellevl!s that Sweetland wID ·he ·to.,.,... a -lea4~31 boles In Has he alwa-been a football •••yer over the mnalnlng 14 riders of the of I th ,._., _____ , "w .A'"" road racing, was chllleng~ ln the early an lnle .part a OW'year· adlool'• ~ ~fi ~ Southern · Ornla PGA with no thoughts of other sports! original 62. football · rim 1""" ·"He'• definitely m'ldal play champiomhipa being held al "I pitched In Little Leag11e then moved 1otng by Ralph Therrlo ol Torrance and a ~ig·Ume .,._t," Tbcker.ssys. "He~!' Mesa Vude Couniry Club In Costa Mesa to shortstop in Pony League. Bui,_ I Ron Skarln o! Van NU}'ll, both Olym· Tlmben won In Z boon, U minutes, SI star for one Of the• major colleges next M was Jn higb school (La Quinta) 1 have plans. seconds. Adverae wind conditions con- year." · · : onday. played only football. The Olympic cycliltl showed signs of tributed to the alow lime over the rugged Sweetland was given a strong rush by Barber and. the rest of the field or 77 "I like the game better. There's more Mission Viejo course with more than Notre D8Jne alter the coou1usJoo of last Southlind PGA chlb proo will completa excitement to it." jet fatlglze (a change in time zones and 7,SOO spectators on hand. year's 7·H season. "'Ibey ..p-. an play . In the 54-hole tv•nt today to Does he recall any embarru>ing the long lllght home from Munich j111t 11 Res\1111, based on pointa ICOfed in laps intenisl In me, bat !•think they'°""'m.. cfelennine the first champion 111oment1! houra before the Mlsalon Viejo race). 7, 14, 21, II and 35: --·~ ~";.! ·:: ~ ~111 Jl8rbeT _ts the .....,.. ol ·the Willie "In blgh llCbool, our algnal to change a Tberrlo 1l1IM'elJdered on the ..venth lap 1. Tlmben (TllC!On), 2:4151 ; 2. Dave ~ w ~ ,_. ~ Bll'ber ~~" play al the line ol scrimmage was lo call ol ·the s:;.lap, llJO.kllometer event. He Wlltera (Riverside); 3. Wea ll'essbefl OiUge ·Coast. I'm not really glvlng • ii -Center In Anaheim aod out a color, 111118lly red or blue. (Granada llllll); 4. Blllott (San Diego); (the four-year achOoJJ) a thooght at !lie --..I lli.s .. 7J.71-H3 wltll the aid of 10 "I got up 1o the line ooe time and 1ave way to eahaostlon. 5. Robert Harvey (La Hain); I. Ma"1 ll)oinent_ ! have •'lot .of football to play blidies. ffe"ia one stroke over par after thought a change was Jn order but Skarln, having participated in the road Symoncla (Chatlwortb); 7. Sieve bere a~OCC llrit. This seascin 'ti what's the two rounc1a collldn't thlnk o! a color. 1 bllirted Olll nclng portion of the Olymplq, held on Gressman (Woodland HUis). on UlY m1Dd ria:bt now," ' • -------------~--=...;...----------p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;~, SweeUand wu never on a winning He · bu been a seniora champion in · t.am at Costa' M~ _Hlgh. In fact Jn lour ~ Calilornla anil · J>O!'ilclpated In the national seolora oompeiltlon. DIAN LEWIS Great Play by cedeno ' In second place ls Ed Merrtns of Bel Air CC who bad the day's hottest round aa his tint time around the coorse Mon- day, a 119. In the afi<mooo he fell to 71 for a 3&-bole total of 145. Jim Allen ol SoWe Park ls thlld with a 71>-77-147 follow"' bJ Dennie Meyer of Baseball ' Stnndings AMERICAN LEAGUE E11t Dlvtsloa 'If L Pct. GB NATIONAL LEAGUE Eul Dtvtlloa BRAND NEW .Preserves Hquston Win •• ., • LOS µIGBLES (AP) -Leo Durocher, the new manager o! the HOUiton Aslrol, lluo' euctly hem a ~ rooting aectloo for bis splendid ootflelder Oelll' "Cederlo idnce talr:q oyer the club. Mondly nlgbt DUroeber recelYed back· Ille froln the Lei Angeles Dodier& u , , Ola '.l'V T-'91tt ., .. _111.t• 'fell u the 10,70S flOI uaembled al Dodgor Stadlmn. Cedeno, the u.,......,ld Don!lnlon In only bis 'third ,.., In the blC ....... ·-·~~oladrtvelly wuua llMI iliat ~ a w w1a w .... -uol ....lllod tiem lo ..... "' a .llall game ., Idle llllelnnaU In the Na- • llonoi 1-West. "U l'd.tlnwn tt 1-'t blft picked a better spot,• Dovb aid ol bll drive with two -In the nlalh and the ""'lld-... 1,J1n1 .... wlnnlllC rum racing toword tbe pla!A "Bui ... mado • .,.at plt.y, • S::C:'·" 1M , allll · with bopel ol ~ the -· traftll to Bin ,Fi•lllll ~ to bea1n .. elilbt-tlmt !!"I" trlp 1!lllcb .,,iu tan them ., to ' :ic:,...i...:. ~;,m pltcll for the llodcM AtPlNt tW Glantl' Ron Bryant, ut. tbe belt J've r seen a1DCe Willie .. " The Dodgen' madl.1•, !falter Alston , has long been an adminrol Cederld. "Be has eVerYlhlrll It tak• to be ooe ol the greats," Alston Mid afterward. '!'be Astros had moved Into I f.l·lead·ln the top of the nlnth oli Jimmy Wynn'1 22nd home run of the aeuon. ' ' 8tlt the DOclcm pt • t~-. nmnm aboanl In the botUltil ol ;nJnt~ 'with two oot on walkl lo Biii Rlmtll ·and plncb bluer Frank ~. MaoeJ Mota thea aqJed to drive In ~ 11111 and ell! the -advantap to one. Do'f\I followed with • Jina 1lbot -~ tlie cmta'lltlcler, and leltllelder ·Bob II'•-,. Cedeno raced ...,.iy 40 ~. dlved ml ibeD llliraculouly bllne ·on desptte oW»mirw illto the ,....and. • ....._ 141 • i.. .,.,..., en •rlllltM .. ,.,.. '-<ti_,, '' I t I l C,.Wk~ 4 t 1 t -." Jll llMla,11 l tt ~ cf • 1 j w.~ d .s • • i..Mt.,. lit 4 t '2 W.Ntttr, 1111 4 t t W9f'Mlft. " .. • l ~ " t • • D1.1tM1r,a111 J"....,.,..rl 111 ...._,. •1 e.rwr.a ••• ._.,., t • 4 11 f t a-.n,.. t I t o.wn1•.11 111JY...,.,c 'I' ll--. • I t ~ I OIJlimlnf, l • t .• II ,w:.~.: t t t ICMrt, .• • ••• ' ,.~ ...... t. -. ,. •'II < WOlt. Jif t t I t ftttll II l 1 J """"" .. , •11 901 -.. ... ~ --··-· San Bernardino, 73-75-141. • ' FGUr other .golfen are tied at 141 going Into the llnal round. They lnciUde Jerry Undell of Aloodra Park (74-75), Pat Olartrand of Redl8nds ('ls.71), Don Beal ol Van Nuya (73-71) 8Il1l Norm Bernard ol lledlands (74-75). l!Det pro Barry SUtherland of .Mesa Verde had an eagle on tbe l!nl ·hole ol hi• opening round and carded a -uncle!' 70 but fell to 13 In the afternoon with a succession Of double bogeya. TICKETS ON SA.LE ' FOR GW-BUCS TILT White Bites ' You may not llways Dire wbat K Uy&, Ir.II aftor JOU read Glonn Wblte't·"jWJdte Wash,. eolulnn 1DCe you•,. llkely to md It apln. • .and apln. Sports F.dltor ll'htta la outapoktn, to put ~ mlldl)'. Read his column aod you11 .... Pitlaburgh CbiCllO I W L 16 41 75 11 70 64 Booton Balllmore New York Detroit Qeveland Milwaukee 73 &1 .545 - 74 13 .$40 II 73 64 .533 Ill 72 64 .529 z 63 73 ' .463 11 64 63 .394 2011 New York st. Louis Montreal Philadelphia 14 73 13 72 4117 Pct. GB .1142 - .561 11 ~II .lfl 3311 .lfl 231> .3$1 31 Weit Dlvll~• Cincinnati lloustoo llocllera Atlanta West Dtvtatoa 13 53 76 60 71 113 14 73 San Francisco San Diego . 60 77 5113 .tlO - .559 7 .537 10 .m 111> .431 2311 .Sil 31 oaklaod Chicago Minnesota Kan.SU City Angels Texaa 7157 .Sil - 77 59 .518 2 119 66 .Sil 911 18 Ill • 493 12 13 72 .lfl 15\1 5114 .371 2711 DEAN LEWIS 1966 HAllOR ILYD., ·COSTA MESA .... ld n I'-fer All lnl"'"1*1 Cart Moffrn lody Ship fer All Cars V.f ~303 Orance County'• Larcest and MOit Modern Toyota and Volvo Deller 'lit -• WUllo 111111 caldl,. bubbled •• Duroellor. "No one will be betler than · .,.,, 1111 c.ee.. tall .... lilOd-Ho'• w -'-" """"' 1. t.oa -HMMll lCIW~ .............. _i~ Moff. ·-~ H1t -1n\. ,_ .. w•-...... •. ,._ __________ _ OVUllAI llJLIYDT. IPKtALll'IS I • ..__ --• • Just Arrived From Toyota MX MODELS •• Corne In Ir Test Drive Today Also Avail. l'or Delivery LANDCRUIS!RS · MARK II WAGONS CELICAI VOL·VO "Dean Lewis" w.1e.,. more Vol¥os in Ot1ngo County thin •ny other clfflenhlp. EXAMl'l.F. SAVINGSt S8890 MO. • ,, • , ( • • JI OAILY PILOT Laguna Defense Lent Wants More Mikage Out of Newport's Offense Tougher A pair of 1Ji.poond tackllt •ncbor Lasuna Belch ·High'• defenalve picture u the Arilstl A rock·bard .i.r..,. llltt gave up Jutt one touchdown per illlle canied Newport llarbor HlP Scbool'• football tum to I W HCOnl in 1'71, but the Tm wW ha .. to pl more mileqe out of their of· ftnH to equal that milt 11111 year. prepare for the 1'71 !ootball Newport llnl3bed third In the campa!Jn. niggtd SunHt Le-In Don The Artists have auUtred Lent's first year as coach, and throu.g!Lthree.i-&-y-tars .in •-_all_ three loaaes were by row (allbouih Jut year two ahutoutl: 7~ to Irvine League forfeit vldorles gave Laguna cbamp Corona dtl Mar, &.o to an olllcW U mm) and It ap-SUnlel kingpin Westminster pears the tlde of fortune is and JJ.O to -&maet runner.up changing with the addltlonal Western. · The deftnH won't be ., PrqGrlel Outlook strength In the Laguna Beach armor. strong th1I year, tho~gh. and Newport wW have to score more polnta. 11We don't have very many -le retumlni on ollwe, but we hive more than we do on defel\Sf,1• aaya Lent. . "The key wW be whether or not we can develop aome con- oilltn<Y and whether or not our younger pl•Yera develop." Lent hu a ~ quarierbact In Sltve Bukich and a 1up<r player In Jim Swlclt and al"' oo Ibo ollenelve llne but no real depth. lnjuriu wW COA the Tart dearly. Bukich played In several aam,. for Newport and Lent calls him "an ex c ellent thrower ." Backing him will be junior-Tim Brown, who is a- good poser and better runner. Swick, who may be the county's best rootball player, wW play the leading role In the backfield. 1be a..1. 220-pounder wu a first team all-county linebacker last year and, In Newport., multiple ,oflense. will often move up to the Une of scrimmage ae a pass recel..,.. Tom Saltig (195) w!U play behind him. At tailback wW be 175-pound letterman Kevin Reeser, with Akins' pri".le concern is his offense. The defense appears capable of holding llsiown with the slated opposition. Anchoring the defenders are Dave Martin and returning letterman Mark ( W Q b b I ) Arnda, a pair of 215-j>Dund juniors. Martin ls a transfer from Arcadia High 1 n d ~· "3. while Arnda checb In at 5-11. Winning ~ason At Costa Mesa? 'l'he Interior Is mann«I by mlddle lluard Marco Mendoza, deacrlbed u a gem by Akln9. Mendoza 115-7, 200 pounda and hu excellent speed !or his ..... Delenelve enda for Laguna are Chris Ullom and Chris Whitt. Ullom Is 1 nturning Jet· terman and meuW'tl M. 190, while White Is the youilger brother of Woody White, 1ince gradualed. Whlte'a I U , ISO.pound Junior. Jell Wlnablp (5-10, 155 or.) will be a starter on defense at linebacker or roverback. Another prom in en tcan- didate in the Laguna linebacker area I! Ric Aguado, a 5-3, 165-pound a: e n i o r transfer from Blahop Amat. He sluted for the Junior vmlty In 1'71. One other aolld candidate at linebacker is Tom Massey, a 5-11, 155-pound senior with no previous . ex· perlence on the varsity level. When secondary talk come!! up It'• BW Robertaon (5-10, 150 1r.), Eric Heard (M, llO Jr.), Mart Mararella (s.t. 150 jr.) and Spike Atkfnaon that Akins • ticks off. "We're tlefinitely b 1 g g e r overall, In fact we weigh 15 pound! more per man on the average," aaya: Aklns. "We're a lot more opllmlstlo: than the past couple of ~· And we feel we've really loaded up our defense this llme. '1We'd like to keep our two defensive tacklea on defenH only. But they may have to double up when t hey 'r e senlort." be adds. Laguna's ltCOndary rotates betw-. four.deep ml -deep with a rover. 'l'he Arillls acrimmage at Corllbad Saturday at 11 a.m., then gird for their awon opener with visiting Glaclstone the lollowll!i Friday. Gladstone was defeated by Laguna In the '71 opener, 13~. Harbor Patrol Shines At Police Olympics When the Orange County participating. Harbor and .Beaches and Pat Fergus, Doesburg, Bob Parks District Harbor Patrol Smilh and Tom Schupbach returned bo@e from the police swam tc a record victory of Olympics in San Diego last 1:49.3 In the 200 medley relay. week with 16 medals. members of the force were They also lowered the 200 jll5!ifiably proud of the ac-freestyle relay mark to 1:36.3 1052 IRVINE AVE. compliahment. in a winning effort. W-.tt:Uff ,._ When tf\eY read of the real Doesburg's time fn the 50 "-" - being attributed to another breast was 29.6 and in the 100 548-8614 police agency, name I Y ~it~w~as~l:~Ol~.5~·--;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~iiiiiiiiiii:ii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Newport Beach, they "'ere llr chagrined. And rightruuy "'· BALDNESS CON9UERED THROUGH SCIENCE The DAILY PILOT is happy ~f:rndJ~w!~i::~; ANNouNc1No Poly Scalp medals. Kiln Doesburg led t h e assault with lwo Individual met! records In the 50 ml 100. meter breaststroke ln 1 meet Lhat had virtually e v e r y departmenl In C a II f o r n la Fish Report , c e Poly Sctlp m•••• 11ylo11, l•ct, WttY• '"j· '"" htrd plt1tlc lio11tt ol.i1olettl e Po y Sctlp i1 • ptltl.ilo trtruptrtnt ltCOfld ICtlp inYbtblv 1uppertl11t1 11tf.. 11rtl ku,,.tfl htlr. Nth1r1/ 11 fht woN for Poly Sctlp. e Polv Sctlp i1 11ridtttcltblt to the •Y" tnJ the to11ch ! Shower, lot tht wlrid blow with cor11pltft ntturtlnt11 - COMPARE THEN DECIDE. e To pro•• our 1uptrTor qv•lltv we ft11<1 hh ev•rv c1uto,,, ll'ltnf• htlr t9pltc•• r11ent before yo• pty • dime. ' • PIJBIJC NOnCB • PVBIJC NOnCE PUBLIC NCmCZ .. ........ Stick-on LAI ELS Ptno'naliled • Strflth • Efficient Order For YourMlf or • Fri..t M1y .. u1td on 1nnlop11 •• nlu111 eddr"' ld,ls. 'Aloe ·~ h1n4y 11 ld.ll'llfl .. 11 .. ltbeh for lll~•t ,,."'!NI il.,.1 ,..h ·•• ~ .... , neord1, lllio/O., "" ui..lt atlck 09 1lt11 ind M•Y1N 11t.I for,..,.;.,. henie can .. d' food Items. All ltbel1 ere prioto4 wllh 1tyG1h -Yet•• 'YP* on fine '!••Illy white , ........ ,,., ... ' ' , ' ,-----------------------' •fflt.lllk ....... clflJMif-*wltll tl.U .. : -1 I + ................. 'II.,, ...... UM , I ----I l_ PtL~!-PR!~!!~.!__J I ' • •• • , ••• TONIGHT'S TV IDGlllJGHTS IOU G 7:80 -"Th• Quiet Amerlun.• Thll I 053 movie Is 1et In Vi1tn1m with a puc. messa,e. Audio Murphy, lllchael Redifave, Claude Dauphin. CBS • 8:00 -"Maude." A new comedy series, p,remlertng tonlrht, Is a 1plnolf from the popular 'All In the Jl'amily." Beatrice Arthur and BUI Macy . star. .._ NBC D 8:00 ....: 'Bonania." The CartwrlJhl.! ride •Jain, 1tarUn1 their new season on a new night In "Forever," a acrlpt written by Michael Landon for the late Dan Blocker and rewritten for his Uttle Joe cberader. ABC G 8:80 -"The L<>ngeat Night." A true story ·lnaplred this drama of kldnapers who im· prllon a coed In art underground coffin With a limited life-support system. James FerenUno, David Jansaen, Phyll!J Thaxter, Mike Farrell. X1'LA 8 8:80 -The Pepper Rodgers Show. UCLA's head football coach shows bow bis Brulns • upeet top-ranked Nebraaka last Saturday. /, Tuesday Evening . • Tue~. $fptembfr 12. 1912 D&IL V PltOT 2 0 'Marv, M"'1J' Both Need Writers Huntington Beach 'Rookres,' Bill Cosby Debut Comedy Enjoyable lly TOM TITUS Of ... ...., ,. • .., '''" When the term .. revival" is mentioned In theater, one ltnda to thlnt of Kaufman and Hart, Noe! Coward or Clmord Odell -t-praetltlonera ol the 1930s and 408. Ye! Jeail Kerr '• 1961 comedy uMary, Mary'' may accurately be tag- 11'.ed a revival in the light or all Iha! lw transpired in th<! world or playwriting since its h<ydoy a decade ago. Co,nlzant or this, director Jean Koba In her production of "Mary, Mary" at the> Hunt· durinl{ the INS.etl sea10n - the Huntln&lon Beach pro- duction ls perhap1 more en- joyable lhan It otherwlae Jnigbt have been. II "on 't ENTERTAINMENT make anyone't top .10 list this ""---------' 'yev, but it's a Jonf way from !he bottom rune ol the local laddet._ who Is physically imposing In The Show Isn't. nor ever the role. Koba'• eUectlvenes.s, however, is marred by rte:ur· was, a tnee--'apper -the I I i hi d li laughs still average out to r ng apses n s e very. about one for every page or RITA LIEDAGS plays Lone'• two of dialoe~ --but the 1vell·lo-do fiancee wilh a gen-- Huntington Beach cast ls qui te uine warmth that swfftens competent and affords aome her character but makes it interesting e x 1 m p I e s of difficult for an audience to charactertzation. AU.bough the root against her in the first act, ~ so many others, romance sweepstakes. She is alow' ~ me to a !loil. the amplifle.s the kookintu of her pace is am b if not brisk and role as a health food nut, thus the lines flow naturally wltb rendering her a questionable Jittle trace ot staginess. commodity, but a I It t 1 e hardening around lhe edges is THE BEST performance of tn order . . the.evening Ls given lnJhe title As the tax accountanf who role by Nancy Wells as the attempts to straighten out the about-to-be ex-wile who throws hero's financial and social e~ ·• kink in-her :...husband's tanglements, James E. Smith marital plans when she ar- By..JAY SHAIUIU'IT NET/ YORK (Al') Teltvl&lon'a faU season fan. dango klcke<I or! this wetk with tho promile or enoll&h speclals, good movies , new sules and public affairs er- loru lo put !ho hard-«>re viewer in a home ror the belllddled. 1bt first or the new regular aeries, ABC's "The Rookies'' and CBS' "The New Bill Cosby Show," arrived Monday night. Both have the ingredients for llUCCUI but need lnunedlal< lint aid In the wriUng depart- ment. Rookies. about throe fiedg· ling oops in the big city, Is sort of a Mo9 Squad in blue. Its producer, Aaron Sptlling, is the same man who developed the Squa4 Into a hlt show that starts ill fllth season this Thursday, The theme of each lngton Beach Playho111e wise-rives., reCycled by Elizabeth drlJ>5 with wit and wisdom, ly resist.I the temptation to u~ Arden. Miss Wells exhibits a albeit with a soft cutting edge. JANE date the play. wJlh wide ties, sharp sense of timing and 1 Smith gives a needed boost to fOllDA flared pants or short skirts. swift ear for comlc transition. an o t h e r w I s e ultilitarian DONALo TWO ACADIMY AWAID WINNllS I IM!ead, oho turns back the Ron Long turns '" a r1·ne ac-assignment. SUJHEIUND clock to the still-Innocent ... , Set designer David Octrassa 1 flavor of the period that pr~ count of the up tight, tax-continues a Huntington Beach oo••i:=•--•.-i du~ such innocuoU! 1itUe tortured publisher a g a I n s t tradJtion or visual excellence ii ...._....,. comedies as "'nle Marraige whom the fates seem ro be with a fine-looking apartment 7 :~ :':. ~45 Go Round," "The Tender conspiring, a well·prestnted se.Uing highlighted by the win- Trap'' and ''Under the Yum study in frustration . Apart try effects outside the window. ~i_lijethl:R\• Yum Tree," an era in which from the, overenunciatlon of Burt Harrington 's t~hnical ~OF '42 Mr1. Kerr'• work Is ultimately minor words in his dialogue, effects are equally well ban--......-c " consianed. ~nhi.s~ is strongchand convincing died . laJ=:;s;f :---_ur:,.... ~ m epproa . "M M " 'In r --For this reason -along ary, ary con~ ues or t :OO , ... with the fact that "Mary,· The fading matinee idol who fout more weekends, playing c..t. ~ M..-.., J:OI Mary" has kept .Us dilllance longs for character roles is Friday and Saturday evenlngs~~.j~~~~~~~~~~~ from Orange County theaters given a thou·ghtful in-at · the playhouse, 2110 Ma since it was produced twicel~t~erpireita~t~ioijn~b~y~·~Alie~z~K~oiba~,:-S•t;i .• ;;;H;;;un~t~in~g:to~n=Be:a~·ch~.--1 Gib s. II flld1 T•nltllt son igns "THE WRATH ·HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Henry Clboon, the ll!Ue poet ol "Rowan and Martin's Laugbo ln," will co-star with Elliott Gould and Nina Van Pallandt ~ in "1be Lon& Goodbyl." OF GOD" "CONCERT FOR BANGLADESH" eMw b •'relevance" t 0 nm.rate. " ft htl aastom. modem-d.\Y problems. Sul most or the ahow'a com. TM Rookies' lnills! effort edy silts went llmp, rellCUed conctrned an attempt by two only by Cosby'• 11 n y or them -pia)td by Ceorg monologue on tho Junk kids Stanfl)t'(i Brown and Michael eat a.net Fosler Brook.a. whose Ontkean -to avert a bloody drunk act dtfles description . ghetto rumble between two Introduced as a ~ pro- )'Outh g1ngs. gram supervilor, Brook a To add a further note of teetered on to unsteadily ex~ unreality, liOfh gangs are plain that "I didn't thlnkJ'd raelally integrated. be called on to spealr:. I was On the positive side, tht ac-resting on a burnt mattrtsf }It ting by the--show's regulars is-the alley.'' excellent. The only things The Despite Its geoerally wan Rookies may need (or survival start, the Cosby show p~ are better stories and a shift ably will get better In suJ>se.. from the. two powerhouses o~ quent offerings. 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I~ I _ ..... l~ G4ner1l Gener1I General Genlr•r · Gttteral iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~~~~~~~~~-1. OCEANFRONT CORONA DEL MAR Probably the sweetest location in CdM for privacy, the most fantastic view, & your own steps to our best beach. With a lge. famUy rm. on one level, & a lovely living rm. on another 'level, the sit-down View is the greatest. Both room s have frplCs .1 too. Absentee owner is asking for offers on his price of $165,000. HARBOR VIEW Beautiful, practically new home with 5 bd- rms., 3 baths. 3 car garage, & your own lovely· hid. pool. $74,950. ---~---·---------~=~·-·--.;& ___,..,----~ ......... _ ....... ,-~_ . ..., ....... ,.,,..-....--~-- POINTS TO PERFECTION ••• ••• WITH A POOL JUST REDUCED -This 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room plus a convertible den, 2 used brick fireplaces, builtins in kitchen and S.B-Q with PRIVATE guest room & bath. Entertain around your own POOL in CAMEO HIGH· LANDS. .. . .. .. .. ..... _.......... $72,500. SUNRISE, SUNSET • . • . • • . A ~ICU: tlCl'tf HAVE LONG RANGE PLANS TO SELL? Gtnerat General oflnJa !J~l ' PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES 53 Linda lt l• Drive Elegant 5 bdrm., 4 \'> baths; on lagoon. New carpets. drapes & wallpaper. Lovely garden & large slip .. .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. $200,000 For Cemplete Information On AU Homes & lots, Please C•ll: llLL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bayside Dr., Suit• I, N.B. 675-6161 f.i•neral . u.::neral MA~NAB ll{VINE HARBOR VIEW HOMES NEW LISTING Beautlful 2+den (or 38.R) home! EXtra. ·arge lot! Ex· c:ellent landscap!ng, arowlna trees, sprinkler systemtt Superb Greenbelt location! Priced for quick sale! Laszlo Sharkany 644-QOO, l023). . CONVENIENT _,_.,. •••• IN CAMEO HIGHLANOS Just, remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 bath. dining room (or Jamily ~_ !ir~lace, cheerful built-in kitchen with inviting SUNDECK for your entertaining pleasure, overlooking ffi! canyon & view of the ocean. One·of·a·kind in CAMEO HIGHLANDS . . . . . . . . . . . $69,500. In Mesa Verde -prime residential street, immacufate quaJity home. Unique RegencY split level with great family room, a sparkl· ing kitchen, formal dining room and four bedrooms. Priced at a low $47,500 with the req uirement of a mid-December move-in. Irvine -Red Tile Roof 'chann,~wc;~h; -collffoft -nr Mesa Verde CONOOMINIUM Profesgionally UPIP'&ded S -BR .condo. Close to Hoaa Hospital. ?.iany & r e: a t features.--b e.a.u t i ill Lly manicured grounds, large secluded pool. In qulet neighborhood. $44,500 (0301. • J l LIOO ISLE • , ••.•••• • • • • • • LUXUl!oY . . . in this beautiful 2 story 4-bedroom, 3 ba th home with many extras and builtin kit~ chen. On extra wide lot , so you can store your boat or trailer . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . $79,500. IT SPARKLES .•••••.•. ••...• IN TURTLE ROCK YOU'LL LOVE THIS BEAUTY! 3 BED- ROOM 2 bath, FAMI LY ROOM + game room, builtin kitchen, SHAG carpets_ cm;. TOM drapes, beautiful covered PATIO with gorgeous landscaping. Fee land. A real love at .. .. .. .. .. ....................... $48,900. SPLIT LEVEL , •••••• - - ----;-; .-.·; •• TOWNHOU~E 2 BEDROOMS, 2 bath s, builti_n kitchen, inter. co~ . syste~, carpets and drapes, witti. an exciting pal!o and close to the pool. Only .... --...... -· ................ -...... -$28,750. CON1A£J' UNll~JlE HOMU OF-Ml5A-VI RDE 546·1ft0 U~IClUI: li()Ml:S REAL ESTATE Larg~2·Story CUSTOM ITALIAN TILED ENTRY! ' 2-story vaulted !IJ'd beamed celling living room. FORMAL DINING! HUGE FAM1LY ROOM! 1-------------------1 Bright garden kitchen. 10' l * * * * * breakfast bar. l\1:e11sage cen· W tcr. Winding staircase to kingsizc master suite. * TAYLO. R co * Beamed atrium patio -oU entryway PLUS extra large • 2nd patio off family -ou•· LINOA ISLE-$24S,DDD Luxurious custom built 4 bdrm. home. Fam. rm., lge. game rm., formal DR & 4~~ baths. Wired for Hi-Fi thruout, electronic oven, cust. cpt. & drapes. Pier/slip for 65' boat. ''Our 27th Y t ar'' WESt.EY N. TAYLOR -GO., Realtors- . 2111 S•n _Joaquin Hills R .. d NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910 1,G~•-ne..._r•_l _____ ~f-Go_n_or_•_l ___ ~·~ tom redwood rover. Easy care sprinklered yard. Dog run. See to love. Call now for previetv . 645-0303, IORl\:1 L.Oi\11\. ,... £ " " • r.) R IMMEDIATE POSSESSION $32,900 \\'hen you see this home. you'll realize the true mean- ing of lhe ·heading above . Features 3 bedroom s , fonnal dining area. 1 % baths, lovely rovt>red patio and yard with many trees, sprinkler ' system, detached garage and roon1 for of!- slreet parking of boat, ca1filjel'7traller. Very neat sharp throughout. Please phone 546-2313 for ad· ditionaJ info a n d ap. pointment. BAYCREST WITH YOU IN MIND Designed by Brownell • Custom built by Ivan Well1, this elegant 4BR (or 5BR) A study, 3 bath home oUm you 4000 sq, fl-, 4 llvinc comfort. High beam ceU. ings. A real family home, $84 500. Elaine Sve de e n 64i.ms. (026). 1 EASTBLUFF Gracious, Luck~built 5 BR, 3 bath. FR. 3-car aira&t. room for pool. Beautifully mainlti.ined le laMBCaped. FencC'd, walk to scboola, "'='=;:~=====:===:-1...churches...dloppiu& A . .TeMll California Casual Club . ......,.,.,_ com. I llVlne I t:t#it -I 90f Dowr Dltll9 ··-... ............. ----I Realton 545--0465 i " Open Eves. Need a "Pad"! Place an ad! General NEWPORT A@tue-Slldt.4 HEIGHTS- OF COURSE! . NIDASSDClm;s Adult cand tor-4 bedrooms, THE BLUFFS $35,900 SPANISH Vacant 3 bdrm., 2 bath ranch style home complete with covered patio. good carpet! & drapes, attached garage, oversized lot and many fruit trees. TetTific Costa Mesa location, close ~ schools & shopping. Price, on 1 y $24,500. Assumable 6% loa.n with payments of only $1$. per mo. includes taxes. • Call 546-5880 (Open eves.) Rough sawn wood siding, wrought iron gjltes and a h.eavy shake roof. Beautifully decorated with brand new drapes and decorator wall roverings. Vaulted open beam ceilings and Spanish tile flooring in the formal dining room. Four large bedrooms wilh 21/i baths. Double fireplace in both the family room and gracious Uving r o o m . Eating area in the garden KITCHEN. A per feet family home in the Back Bay ai·e.a. $54,900. Newport Hel1Jhts 3 & Family Abandonecll I j ' l r ' 1 I ' j l 1 l I j i f i 1 -l • UNUSUAL • HANOSOME HOME Lush landscaping, room for peoi_ 4 BR., 4 ba's., den plus 15X30 rumpus room. Cov- ered patio. Mary Lou Marion 4 BEOROOMS & POOL I The original owner has taken great pride in maintaining this lovely Westcliff home.· 4 BR., 2"' baths, family rm. & lge. swim. pool. $59, 750 IRVINE COVE This ho!lle is located within steps of the most beautiful priv. beach in area. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths; din. room & fam. rm. home. Pi~ turesque garden entry. Lge. pool & deck. $132,5-00. Edie Olson BAYFRONT -PIER & SLIP Beautiful, spacious home (4500 sq. fl.). 5 Bdrms., study & family rm ., 41;, baths. 3 car garage. Patio & sparkling pool. $169,000_ Carol Tatum UNUSUAL -HANOSOME HOME OPEN SUN. 1-5, al 1019 Marion Lane. Lush ,landscaping, room for pool. 4 BR.. 4 baths; den plus 15x30 rumpus rm. Covered patio. Mary Lou Marion GREAT VIEW OF LIGHTS ·corner Jot. 4 BR.1 oaneled den, slumostone frplc. Dramatic cathedral ceilings. Walk to pool. Call for location. $59,950. LaVera Burns BUY & BE HAPPY IN Beautiful Shorecliffs traditional 5 BR. w/ fam. rm .. den w/frplc. & wet bar. gourmet kitchen. Some ocean vie\v. $110,000. Mary Harvey SO YOU WANT TO -111 -Live in Newport Beach , have 4 BR. - be in Mariners School Dist. -use 3 baths - swim in your O\vn H&F' pool -have fee land. $64,500. Al Fink EASTBLUFF FAM ILY HOME [mmed . possess. on thi s large 3 or 5 BR., 3 ba. home. Fresh paint & ne\v carpets. Walk to schools, church & tennis. \Viii lease/op· lion. $581500. Harriett Davies LIOO ISLE Lge . mstr. suite up & 2 bd r1ns., 2 baths, fam . rm., din. rm ., do,rn; on 2 lge. lots at most desirable area of island. Rm~ for expansion. Poolsize patio. $129,500. Kathryn Raulston OWNER MOVING 2 b at h 1 • Contemporary REALTORS home with large MBR •u;te -Quiet neighborhood. Only 644-7270 15.1. 900DuPLEXES, 2121 EAST COAST HIGHWAY DUPUXES & c:;;;:;;;:;-c_o_R-'o"'"'NA:.:....::o.=E=;L ,;:MA~R,~C:::A::L!!IF_:_. --I MORE DUPLEXES General General .::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;::;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;ii;i;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;jMany to choo:se from -take -advantage or the tax shelter -NE\V ONES • L:lw Invest- REAL ESTATE * SEVEN UNITS - Reduced to $42 000 Owner must liquidate. ' · * 9.4. ACRES -Prime ocean/min view, for res1denl!al development -asking $145. 000. ' ' * 3 BDRM near ocean -$26,900. * 4 BDRM near ocean -$54,900_ * 4 BDRM, pool -$51,900. 1733 Westclifl Or .• N.B. 645-7221 Gien1rel ment. ONE OWNER HOME 4 Beds. 1 %, be tbs a.nd family room. This is a fantastic home that has been treated with lots of TLC. excellent neighborhood. Outstanding terms -$31,950. General -~..,,.,....,_____ :~~;;;;;~;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;0 IGiant shade trees. 3 MIN-3 BEDROOM -UTES TO BEACH! Redec- CORONA SPYGLASS PLAN 74 orated thru-out. L"'ll• liv- 3600 plus sq ft in this 5 bdrm, ing room wilh hardW<IOd. DEL MAR 4 ba., plus bonus nn home Doors just refinished! Cot· on a V.I.P. location. Central tage kitchen with huge pan.. $46,500 air cond., lhtercom & built· try. 3 queen size bedrooms. Walk to the beach from this in record player. No-wax Laundry room. Extra large sharp well constructed 3 vinyl, Iha& carpeting, Wa1· lot. $2190 BUYS IT. Cali bedroom home on •n ru lot nut cabinebl in kitchen, pool-now -&45-0303. \vilh room to build. Only stud lot -a bttath-taking 10% down with fast oc-~ of ocean A coastline. cupancy available. c a 11 You can celehrate the holl· 673-8550. clan tnnso""ooour new home. Call now. , inc-luding land. IO I THE REAL '()l E~TA.TERS SEE THIS Back Bay • Newport Beach f Bedroom-Family room· Dining room-Den or Office with own entrance. Newly decorated inside and out with new carpeting and custom draperies throughout. By Owner at $48,500- Qredhill REALTY Univ. Park Center, Irvint Call Anytime, 833--0820 OUice hours 8 AM to 8 PM 4 BEDROOM $28,300 ! Great home lo M!ll on 221-D-2 program! 3 baths. Light, cheerful kitchen, h a n d y work fl"atures. 3 Baths. IOIO\I I_ Ol\O\ .. ' . . l .. . $25,950 "SECLUDED" Move into this lovely 3 bedroom home. Gracious living room enhanced by banclsomc fireplace. built-in dream kitchen, even a dishwasher. &autitul patio. Pool sized \\."ell land&eape<:I grounds. Near all con- veniences. Brk. 540-1720. TARBELL RED TILE ROOF! VIE\V over green belt. Giant Jiving room. Chef's kitchen. Wind- ing stairway to Queen size bedrooms.. Private patio. FRESH PAINT ANO NEW SHAG CARPETS~ This is the LOWESI' PR I CED UNIT IN nlE BLUFFS! Plus it's an end unit. $3590 TO BUY. 90% LOAN AVAll.ABLE. VERY ANX· IOUS OWNER! Call now to preview -645--0303. IOlll.\I I. 01\0\ N ' .-< D ;;:- La Cuesta El Dorado Model $45,500 See the new units pri~ at $42,990, then compare this beautiful upgraded home with improvemenls valued at approx. $4500. Features 3 bedrooms. family room and formal dinlng area + 1300 sq. ft. upstairs suitable for additional bedrooms, rum- pus room. or "? For ad· ditlonal info plea.SC' phone -2313_ -o THE REAL ."'\, ESTATERS . "'· MESA VERDE -REP0.- $28,500. Gov't, owned w/new gold shag carpeting, new ly dec- orated inll/de & out, new dahwshr, e c. etc. 95o/. Joan avail. See anytime -Vacant. ,Call now. ~ -HERITAGE . . REALTORS 4-BEDROOMS $31,950 Come see this well kept fam. il,y home in one ot Costa Mesa's best areas. Bltins + dshwshr. Beaut. covered patio, nice ldscpg. 5% down, payments less than rent. Call 979-1050. 9:¥21 SHDRECLIFFS Wooded garden w/old brick entryway, leading to a heavy shake roofed 3 BR.. 2 ba. home. tee. country kitch. w/frpl. All finest quality. Walk to priv, beach. $88,500- CORBl N- -MARTIN REALTORS 644-7662 -YOU'VE FOUNO- A BUY Minutes from Beach, over 2500 gq. ft. 5 Bdrm., 3 bath. separate den, formal dining nn., corrier boat access. GINNY MORRISON *** -REALTORS-,.• ** .1505 Mesa •CIM:•Verde Dr.~ • --* Costa. 111ea "' *••** '557-4130 F•irvlew i -~-'°~""=n~E~v~•~·;~""'=' ~- WATCH THE SHIPS '46-ll 11 2400 Cltu Or. MUI ion $$ view of Lido, Balboa &:: Catalina, handsome house bY the sea (onytlmo) only $54,950. l!m IRVINE 54&-1431 or 5'8--6237 OPEN HOUSE SAT. -SUN. Plumbe-d for 'vater softener, 2900 Harbor, Costa Mesa plush carpeting, dra))e'. ~ l'n!l\y patio. Park like ESTATE BAYCREST BUY REAL ESTATE TREASURES yard, brk, 540-1720. Approx 2~ acres, 3 NEAR PARK • LIBRARY -EASTSIOE TRIPLEX Bedroom. 2 Bath Home. SCHOOLS _ Immaculate Fireplace, Shake Ro o C. family oriented ~ bedroom, Vl31 Wcstcllil. NB 645-6770 * SUPER SHARP * · .... REPO ..•. C. F. Colesworthy & Company 640..0020 G.I. APPRAISAL -$42,500 Cooperative seller tiu: agreed to sell this spaclous 2,000 sq. ft. home at the government appraisal. 4 huge bedrooln!I, 1 block to OCEAN VIEW! Bike to beach! Wrou&ht Iron gate entry under eiant palms. Big Jiving room with ealhedral beamed cellioc· Crackling raised hearth fire. place. GIANT F AM.IL Y ROOM. Gourmet kitchen. Lru>ge 1ecluded muter suite. Laundry room. Dec- orator touch thruout! BAR. GAIN PRICED UNDER $45.~! Call b01" to pre- view • "5-0303. • 1111(1 'I I Iii ~II \ ' 2 luxurious baths, beautiful 1 iiiiiiOOiiiii>iii;.iii ... iiiol atrium oU master bedroom, I ' largo workshop and sewing GRACIOUS area_ Localed on qulet cul· LIVING de-sac •trttt 5 minutes from the beach. · · • .Is the theme ol this , beautiful 5 bdrm., 2 atory ~WAll\fH /:, lll Realtors 646-T711 2043 Westcliff Drive Open till 9 PM home. Featutes Include 2 master bdrms 1 u i t e t , formal dining, steJKiown living rm., beautiful reflec.. tion pool, cul-d@.sac lot and •--------• j room tor boat ot trailer. SUPE Only 2 yrs. old and ir1 R POOL perfect condition. F o r ROME ru,ther d•tans .•.• • • • now available with Call 5£.S880 Open Evu. lushly landscaped Sunset pool Jn a totally enclosed yard for ex:tra privacy. " HERITAGE Large 3 bedroom and family .,.'"'!!~~:li!i~~~;;;I "'ith ·new entry and = ALMOST NEW' carpeting. Available at Have you been looking tor a $38.950. with no dow VA new home and can't Und the terms. Call o:An 11,-1 10 right one~ See this 2 year REAl TORS .,.,,.... pen Eves.) new sparkler, 4 Bedrooms, -. '· HERITAGE REALTORS Luth ot A1ihway Duplex CDM Excellent location, Walk to beach and shopping. Presently one 2 bedroom unit and a bachelor unit Front could be 3 bedroom and garage. ls alread)' stressed tor g a r a g e apartment Best price for this location at $65,00'.I. 613-8550. lo ; THE REA!, \"\.! ESTATERS . .. Family Room, Dintna Al· cove, Fireplace, Barge Cor- ne11 Kitchen with Double Ovens, Dishwuber, Wood Patto Decking. Offered ft>!' Ul.500. <;all 646-0555, Even. Inga MB-6852. COLWELL PR0PlR11lS INC RfALT{)RS A REAL CHAI.El Two 2-Bedroom + bachelor apt on lar&e 62' x 165' lot with double detached gar- age. Price futt reduced $2,000. Call now for appt. Newport Harbor H I g h 2955 Harbor, Costa Mell School District. Offered for family rbom and fonnal New plush carpeting, modem ROOM FOR SALE -~===-~=,.--I $~000. Call 6 4 6 . o 5 5 5 dlnlng r«im home $64.500. bJUns, cozy tirepl and im·, Room for o.d't, C&Q\pef, TARBELL The only one of it1 kind in Newport Beach. Mountain &lmosph ere wit h beaullfully done c u 1 t 0 m A~tnme SUl'l'OUnded b ., myraid trtes Md lhrubl. Huge bedroom•. 3 baths, P<U'k-lil<e--yard. Priced at SS2,S50. -"SURF AND Even,,.. -· PETE BARREIT m8"ulatel Qu'et cul-de-sac. boat or rarden. pool or SAN. D" -REALTOR-homBeat plric~.L~Mroomv2 bath chlldr<n'1 play area. I.art• Roalton &4&-17U e n .,, u•"' esa erde. cul..00.sac yard. 4 BR. 2~ ~ Weltclitf Drive to see. $41,500 ...... II 1f ., • Beautiful Lusk 4 BR., paneled lam. rm., Urep1ace. Ucated Harbor View Hills. Price Includes l~nd. $79,500. Cathryn Tennille CALL $26, 950 _ _ ~2~2"!_ _ _ $28,500. Ca 11 5'>-8<2f, ba., tri>L All tonna. Open 'till 9 PM 642-1771 This I~ a sniall 4 bedroom, ~~ 9Jt.rrff COAST .REALTORS COUJNS !: WATTS, INC. Oce•nfront Point 2 OCEAN-Breen N e w P or I OWNER t I rred B Ilt I 962 5.523 Ontu bath hon1c 3 bJoc:ks from , rans e . u • n • On txtra lp. lot. 4 BR. i th be h All b 11 . -Hel&hll attll, Exei!ptional 3 stereo 1ri llvi.,,,. rm. in-* C •-W * .., e ac · u t·1ns, NEWPORT HEIGHTS lldrm. J bath c:ompletdy r" ·• °'-balhl. Nr.11.H.Y.C, Cail r.r ~ well landscaped. Act now, What ever )'OU do, ~·t m1sa .,,., cpf. throughout. ftuge baths. secluded IMnJ room wnln9 Beats Call 67t3641 aa.m Evea. BAYFRONT -NE AR N.H.Y.C. ·Beautiful view from this well located 4 BR. comer home on 42' lot Lovely patios. Slip for large boal Please submil. $199,000. Eugene Vreeland '''21 double car garage and very · 8ARGAJ~1 000 painttd in and out, new eluded.-3 bdrms., 2 separate. O appt,-tUrJ.OOO.-. -~ 11 . 842-2535· this greal buy, now vacant. so.130 lot with aUey access, w/tlreplace. Ranl:e. oven, Re11ting • laYf.rpnf Lot -~==~==~-completely rtpalnttd inside now vace.nt owner, uJdna WMhe1" t~uded. Fm~ · On B.lg 8a,y 'N'/pier A lllp FIXER·UPPER o!!tl out, new lhac cpL. 135 mi. bkr -painted. A qu~t cul-<!e-ae C.U •• lot d<talll. f UR. 2 lo. Ip. boOL Bulld ,.,. . Can be • DOLL HOUSE! IJuourhouL Ills.--!i0x13S lot , . . ,....,t! !Irk., $ 21 • 4 S 0 BA, on!)' JiG,900• You name own cuatom bottlt; 2 BR. NHr N'pt. H•llht• proft,.lo\aily 1anc1acaP... ~k~U~ 't :=. 541)-tno: ' ' -~~s •. WATTS,. INC. Call ~ SC.llit - Alklna $32,500 OWNER-.. u. 3 bdrm-. a ~·r<d patio with froplcal llnlsbld, lor-1&1& OLb'adt *PENINSULA PT.* 96US2J CALL '-" ""·••14 blth llO!ne, deep WI cpL, garden, 3 roomy bdnns.. 2 tor bo6le In CM/HBIFVINB llOlboa'• -nclurlve ml· * --& ·w * i!J.'!/ ~ comer f ireplace, dbl dJed baths. HUlT)' at thla 11'8. MlllM>n dollar view. ~till ana.. I BR. 3 ba., ...._ ~ ~ lll'llt• blf yin!. Make ol· price It will So 11111 C.11 .J9110 oq. tt. 3 Bil. l bl. all ll. lam. "'"' blk lo accM SPANISH style addtd ram. • • RS ALTY ltr Allttltr 1%4.950 111'1', Bl&. -bllns. fncd crptd patloa. .\ l>Ay. See lo ......... _ 167.!IOO rm .. 4 liedrm., 2 bath built· '" '"'"' '"' Ollk• • Sell tile old 1tU11. 1111y tile l!tiillS' 1ot..3l930l.ob"1lew B_ALBOA BAY PROP. In lcltcMa.. dbl -1--:--.---__. __ _ Need • "Pad"r Plae< an ad! CLASSIFIED will 1<11 It! new 1t1111. Tm., 7lflt74-3f8l. * '42-74'1' * 129.100 bl<r - ~ -Coldwell.Banker ~ 550 NEWPOlllT CIHTER OR., N.B. 644-2430 associated BJ.I • I 1 ,, , /', ., , . ]r , \• ~ • ' • ' ' ... ' r ' . ' -. - " ' • [ -.... @J I --~ I -.... I~ I -...... I~ _.... _,,,.. I~ I _,,, .. Ganoral C..pl1tr1,,. -~Coll~~.~-~~::::1 ~11unt;~ ........ ;;~-;~~5. ;,.;.;,1;1:;.~ •• ;, ~.;,,.~::1~~;;~~11o;1ch~:: I ..,Ll.,.d.,.•..,,1,.,•1,,e,_,,.,,...=,..,,= Newport Helllttw 0-.11 *DOLL HOUSE* IOR Solo b)' ••ner. TWO UNm OCEAN ROAR * .... E -··-Added 20x20 STREETTOSTREET NEAR NEW-IN c.M. EASTSIDE Sl'EPS 11) 8&.\CH Capistrano Beedt B I u t t Datdt eteon I Bdrm. " dbl-JIU' _., 1 1 Prlv. balth •t -md of I BR. 2 bo., 2 "'1<-+ POUllPLEX• > BR. 2 ba., Wn. ,,.,_ 1n vtew, ..,._ 1o1, 1 ...,,, • * EASTSIDE * Ire rm .. "' llled balhl. dlx Fon1u11e1 -s a_ s bu11t • ~ Fomlly Room !he blodc. 2 BR. + c1tn • rorma1 din. rm. ++ :ill'1ll t N t n4 lot Wt cottd. Clo5ie ta octe, BR. 214 Pt,., lonna! dlnlnc, 1.J BF:DRM. J.J BEOfUl crptt. d1111. I: wlnduw lbut.. nn, '1 eu IN'. _.n. Thta bN.ultfuJ Duldl Havtn dlnfrc &kovt, S5T..500. !am. nn. w.-. Contact e. 1 n 1 b@droom pools • tttiJiis. ~ den w/y,"flL bar, ""-.-1. $30 000 tert: Marur trttt + kl tral air, 2"JO sq ft ot ankle-Marin& han1r: ftaturn 4 Jon MtrUn. un1i. 1n qulot, _,.to""'· CAYWOOD RE'L.TY -~ ·--' • . w dffp -· -vtollnd ..Wng1 '-"l> loweon jlL Euttide 17th "' intercom. Cornplettb' f~nc-R~ McC•rdfe R11ltor maint lnd1cp1. JLUl and.,mucbmare. Vacant! bedrooml, 2 ba.thl al'MI • llealCoA LIDO REALTY area neu * ~1290 * ed, pal.lo. Acrou from park. deoon.ted in A out. Pftfett Only .u SOii, For dt:"-n-. gnoat :II x 2> famUy room. 34.16 Via Udo tm-4562 3377 Via Lido, N.B. l'f3..?300 Street chopplna. O\vner will -Approiclmattly 2,600 sq. ft. s O Nt\\ OOrt Wvd., C..M. IOI' tM bt:ach pr. Trul)' 1 ..,.,, ..uo The brick ti~pla~ In thlf ~~::..:~-:---'-'---'~f =~ ..'.!ic:"fnn:~.:~nta. p~~~E~~:.~ mln. to shP& .I fwy. 565,(XX). 541-772f afiliJ meaat winner • l CALL &42-lCt.a ltvlllC room, the au buill·.ift Mission Vlefo 5•n Cltmtntt Call ~1141 f<l!>'n Eves.) the beaeb -I big bdnnL 2 By app<. only. 496-l020. IMMED. OCCUPANCY $35,900. Cell -klt<bon wllh new tile and OLD WORLD CHARM SEU. !144,900) "' tndo ! Uled ba.lhs, bullt,in kitchen Coror'lt ~-t Mar ta t&mt tile 1hake nior are just a 3 BR, 2 ba, f0rm$1 entry, BR.. 2 BA~ view home nd -Be tM lint to tnjoy th • ~-~-Kii • tew c1 tbt-t111ny extras. En-.... ant ~"•., •arden kit, San Clemente for N. Orana:e vacant a. ready to be lived bral'MI vew 3 lxdroom _~. ft'j joy )'OW' tamlly r n.l """ ...... u. • ln. b\O' ~· CAMEO SHORES Family room, dlnlllC room I or 0 Y rov'd, polio w/louni.tn. Co. 5'H29I. 1 POOL value . ble 4 bedrm., 2 ''PRIVATE BEACH'' A breakfast ana. all within lTln Beach Blvd .• U.S. $33,950. Call 847-60lO. liecluded front co urt)' d 1 BEAUTlF1Jl, • ocean I hW · HERITAGE REALTORS ~!"'-."'"""""'!!~~""I bllh in excellent 11.tt~ l8xJ6 333 MlLl'ORD . OPEN .l·S easy walkk!I distance or .____ e MARINA lm\-ering trees le. paoore.mlc view. 4 BR home, '38.SOO. layfront Condo pool .-Covered patio, b/I CUSJ'OM bull! 4 bedroom, .. hooi., park " Wellcllll BROKERS INC. view. All'°' 133,900. Owner !ll7 Calle llo•ado, «l2-4260. 3 Br, I Ba, pool, pier lo all~ bbq. BeeuttfUlly iandleopnd. 21! bath rcsl<leUC<. An opp. shops. HIGH • • IJ36.l337 or 11<-M!M. llelighllul 119,!00 Priced to .. n •t 136,SOO. Bier to'""""• quality prop at OWNER· 616-7616 IT'S A NO NO 5 MINIJTES To DOUGLAS . BY°"""'· Nice 3 s. .. 2 ba .. NEARLY NEW 2 l>rORY San Ju•n Capistrano 6 EMERALD BAY 54S-8640. •mostmod<llprtcel15.0llO. * MESA VERDE * 3 Bedrm, 2 bath, :tl' x 21' 3yrs.old. Var:ant.IOllOdw,, AIR-COND. TOWNHOUSE. Ocean Marina View B'i Owner -4 Bdrm., 2 bath, 646-lt21 or Eve. •7Ml32 FHA REPOSSESSION No More Wishing family rm, 2 tirepl'•, lots of No costs. Take owr rilA nr 2 LARGE BED R ~1 S • Immediate sale, 2 BR, 2 BA. ~~te 3 Br + taml145 rm,ooi paneled ram. rm., built-In Oean 3 BR.: 2 b&t.hl No more fretU"I with this 4 paneling and wallpaper. For make oiler, 833-1103: eves PLUSH 11-IRUOUT. S\\'1~1-nt: 496-6289 kitchen, 2 story, 18Jc:36 p:iol, Walk \o school bedroom, 3 bath tri·lewl the fussy buyer! Gt no down 839-n4s. ~llNG POOL PRIVILEGES. 1---------J: V~~rt & A~~ lots of tropical landscapin&, $28,500 home. Excellent carpets, or name )'OW' terms, CALL I • PRICED BELO\V ~1KT. AT -..ou excellent cond. We want to AUntORIZE'O BROKER drapet, landlca.plng and 968-4456, rvine $22.500. KATELl.. .. A REAL- 5 Repossessions tl) V.A., In a sell! Priced below market * 541-65JO * covered patio, all tor only • TY, ll17·9-IOO, 32,eoD-33.000 area. A 3 at $35950 557-4023. TOG E $.19,9.'~iJ. Call 142-2535 today! ~· TIRED? EXECUTI\'F.'$ dl't'am. by ' . • ETH RNESS-• REPOSSESSION • I Bdnn., 2 bath home, now of cleaning a. big house ynt1 n11rK'r. 2SOO !!(!.fl .. ~ Br .. 3 $281250. 'won't la.st can bkr. &.lboa Ptnfnsul• APART Super sharp, vacant. under don't need? Thl"n St'l" 1h1!<. 1 na., drn, din rn1 .. !gr. kitch. GIVE--A-WAY lo veterans. $1 .00 n10ve1 ynu into this 3 txlrm, family rm, f1 repl . home. Qui ck pouession. ~· 45' Ba.ytront-S,(l(J) sq 1t Mor will enjoy her very°": $30M. Call Bkr. 546-1739. little c hannl'r, SSSS hR\1' X!ra if::C'. pool. Ga11 firrpit & I::=='==-~~= horn ~-._ lloa su le while )'Ul.l spread out Dana Point ·• VACANT • been spent ht'rc. Upgrndt'11 BBQ. ~1any n1orc features. lawr111 realty inc NEW DUPLEX •••••• $41,950. e. rri:r a: t. $195,000. the 3 BR 2 bath no steps · Ma hall ·• ' carpetn1.i::, draJ)f's and n1urh. ~lust sre to a ppr cc • . 3. 2, Bdrm. 1SI E. Bay " Realty 615-4600. home. Near new 2 BR. for OCEAN w home. By owrer. * TACK SHARP IMMED. OCCUP. much.""""· It'' ju><t lhr SJO.SJ07. 968-4<05 (24 hn. l Cof;ta Mesa. 60-4831 Need a "Pad"? PAace, an ad! income, all nicely carpeted, 2BR. 114BA. freshly wall -4 Bed(m. Dutch Haven. al> VA no down. $23,995; FP. 3 right slze, 2 bdrm .• z ba, ---------~£77TTTv7TLT7t--• draped, ·shuttert:d, on I Y papered $ 31, 0 0 0 . aolut~ immaculate in and Lrg. bed.mu;, 60' x 100' fncd with formal dinini;:-roon1 anrl 3 BDll.'1., 2 Ba. by oivn!'t. -------- ----KL~ $74,500. 714--496-9190. out. Xlnt area on chUd·aa.fe· le ld!icpd lot. Comp) re· 1..'0untry kitchen. Only 5:11,SOO Immac., v.:alk to ('\!'m & jr. U11fver1lty Rtllty -·East Bluft street! Best buy In H.B. at painted, giant size ranch hi. Vac.,nt. S28,500. 545-6455. DON'T PINCH YOURSELF 3001 E. Cst. Hwy. 673-6510 this price cf only $29,900. kitch, cov'd patio. Existing e r· eel h·.11 N lie h *50UTH OF HWY* LUSK 5 BR, 3 ba. cul-de-sac For details and terms· 5~% VA loan. paymts less · I ewport ac Lovely duplex, Spacious 2 sL Excel cond. Beaut yard. than rent-yoo own the land. SPANISH BR 6-l BR furn w/elect $72,00J. 6f4..-0866, CAIL M2-l418 .,, REALT\' bltns. Copper pl.um.bin&. Fcunt•fn v.n.,. • Univ. i:>ark Centrr, Irvine LUXURY Xlnt cond, Walk to every-__..._ M Mm M ff2;4Ul ·r:-J 54W103 Call Anytimt\ R:tt·0820 This fill(' 4 Bedroom Spanish thing, Gcod financiq avail. 4.BEDROOM .... WAUCD .... • Office hoUrs R Af\I 10 8 P:\1 home in Ne"·porl Beach is Only $68,500. -- 1 ''SPANISH'' ~pl'('ad out on o~ level and MORGAN REAL TY PLUS l'_OOL lnn Beaoh Blvd., H.B. L•gun• BHch °''"' 2700 '"· 11. A l"'t<' 67J.6642 675-6459 You must see this fantastic 4 i;rpar11IC' fanuly r 0 0 m , • • • are ortly two of the Mom 'n Pop bedroom, 2 bath family HANDYMAN SC'paratc Jorn1al dining SPYGLASS HILL many amenities of_ t!tis Sharp, sharp, sharp 2 BR home in one of Huntington SPECIAL roon1 , s u n k e n ·~ De ~-nvl Jot sharp home. Other goodies home located on 1"-e, ir-.., __ _..., '--st ne· hbo hood J BR Z b It ~ gree \,11,;Ca ew include w/w crpts I: drpa ..... Dal"" s uo: Ii r s. . a. ro age rin J:>eamed-<eiling living room. 2800 Sq. ft., ready for oc-thruout, wallpaper in hall· regular shaped lot on quiet Large "Y.'ell landscaped yard valuable R-2 Jor. rnl, to add The large master hl'droom cupancy Elegant carpet & way & • dining area, used dead~nd atreet. Wide at end of Cul*sac street. unit, A little ellxl\v grease is apart from the oUter draperies. brick firepl, 3 car gar, patio, sv.-eepin& dicondra lawns Only"' $38,500. Call NOW here will save many dollars. bedrooms. Also included: 3801 Ocean Birch Dr. nice ldscpg and E-Z walking nursed by sprinklers rro'nt -847-«110. Anxious owner a 11 king p h 0 tographel'!!i darkroom "-n Dally 12-S d' 1 1 Pl · •-•-t rear. Expensive carpeting & $45,000. and man's workshop area. -.... ts , o new evm ""'""' d F h 1 • 499-2800 * 213: 693-0393 and new park. This new rapes, .A. eat n g, Priced at $TI .500 -Ttrts will Mobile -Homes For S•fe 125 BUYER'S dream, 24'xG4' custom mobile coach. BHt: loe~d adlt pk, Ideal ne Come look, you'll ~ ii! )a loan, price ~iable. Pvt. p t y . lll0-9844. 1 ' 2 BR, ai~. porch, lklrtlng, a\vnlng, s ll ed . Adult park. $3150. $55 mo. Location : Anaheim. 968-.1845. Y...ERL.nl~ du.plg in _CdM. li~ting_j!._pri~d 4LS3§.§Q. built-in oven, range &: dish· Ml~ sell quickly, 646-7171. ---By Owner. $68.500 firm. Stop ~ house -hunting • ;::e:;s-:'ately i!;~;~ w/ ~ (You're Not Dreaming) Pr1ne1po1. only, &11<1£9. ~,:·,;..~ ror •PPl "'... Reliable RHI Eat•te NCEMENT• =.,m~~ NEW 35' trailer 25' c:abuw.. Park nr Udo, 2 Br, turn. Prl. Bch. Pets welcome. ;11,000 536-2438. l BR. 1 BA, adult court.. See at 327 W. Wilson, spc. 19, C.M. nr. Harbor Shpg. ~14. Costa Mesa · ' 846-3391 894-2296 evea. eANNOU .-...-~°""'"'" * FAMILY HOME' l' • DESPERATE • GOV'T REPOSSESSIONS IN ALMOST· NEW XTRA NICE 1700 sq fl, 3 5Sl·5111 I :;J 131•5111 Html Bclt. • Fin. Valley This beautifully remodetod 2 VACANT • Must aell, 4 Bed· bdrm charmer rerlects top ~nc~ ~pnveorneacy' loDlbl~ rm, 2 bath, fittpl, crpta & NOW AVAILABLE AT value.for lhe m01;1 desirable But You Can CANALFRONT Cute duplex, 1-BR. each. with boat dock. $66,500. CONDOMINIUM SAC Udo waterfront pk, 2 br, $3,495. Also dbl wide furn. $4,995. 673-'1817 • ~ ·~ · ~~ FORECLOSURES • .,,.. N.,., "'me TLC. IJ bu A k f J' T h pl 1n living nn. • family . . Y"-s °' •m oo ry. nn., sharp ahag, boat gate, WE HAVE 2 VACANT below appraisal in aame ' . ' . lots mott' Hurry! Ju.t list· HOMES cleaned up and atta • a ,.al steel CALL 5J1•51H (;:::J 131•5111 ,I,,-I Park Lido, 2 bdrm., 2 baths, frplc., patio & encl. garage. $30.500. Real E1tal.. fal General ~ PINCH YOUR Qr.uck possession. Priced $54 500 ~! For addHionaJ lnlorma· ready ror sale. One two 968-4456. • Call bow tJJr Worma.tion ,.,/l'O~tZ/Z lion -story with xtra large "'°""'· •• R. EAL EST.'A'JE Buslne11 Property 154 CA.LI. e •46•14 14 ~~ ... PENNIES, with a PILOT· PENNY PINCHER Classified Ad 3 LIN.ES 2 TIMES ( Any Item Priced S51a or less 61 ,,,.,.. thin ..,. I~ It. arnMMd tot•I .-...... $50.) . 642-5618 • a real family home priced d 1 H "' CALL 842-1418 ~·~o~~ ;1:: :;,~ . ' . Mo e omes 494.941~00 Glennl'yrc ~i9.0316 *Money Mak•r* $31,!'IOO Down $%10,000 F.P. Jt[AL'tY Nt1r Nt•porl Po11 orr1r1 •e• 1nn Be.ch Blvd" n.a Super Older Home i La"• Lot Unusual older, 2 Bedroom, 1 ~ bath home Oft huge Jot. Could -another """" on rear. Pr1ced at on I y $33.500. Additional property adjoining available also. First time advertiRd. C&ll 646-nn to see. ,,. 'O THE REAL '"'\. '."" .;TATF:RS School Starts Soon Move In Before - Mea del Mar with all bullt-ina, fireplace, 2 baths. Walk to St. Johna: and o .c .c. $31,900 All Ternu. Realtora 54$-9491 Open Evta LOVE!.Y trg i,1:y ml\, l!<>m, 2% bl, frplc, bltin gas kltch dah/'w5h. Furn. Huae yard. Sprinklers. $31,500, Owner, 976 Denver Or., CM , S<f). ..... OWNER Sacrllice • leaving area. Beaut. 3 BR. 2 BA. dinina: rm .• bltna. R/0, new w/w crpt, drps, nioe C.M. Joe. $33.500. 979-7654. BY OWNER. 3BR, 2BA. lam rm, 2 sty, $35,00J. N.E. C.M. 545-4no For that ltem under $50, try the Penny Pincher. bednns but one story and OWNER Desperate ~ 3 s OCEANFRONT *PIER & SLIP * Shoppl"'"' Ol!nltt w/acltd Priond to sell qukkly al •-•-m home, 2 ba••-. For ale 60 F 3 n•--3 ·-.• ~'UU uu Fabulous, good security. ex-L 0U1•o,,.. ba.t.u tenants in 11reat area, ahow· $33,500. See both today. Bullt~ln dre&m k Itch en, ecutive Q..Y-0 apt, furn., 2 lmm•n!latel $250,000 Ing a IOlld U .'15% cub If family rm, adjacent w/an Ph (TI 4) BR. 2 BA. $52,500. Pool, * BAYFRONT * spendable on prWected fn. 531·5111 <:J UJ·5111 !'1:1~.n;er:tk>~wi; One ~7~ks~:~!. ~:: ~1c;,i~t!iP~;t,s,~~R. 3 ;me~·~~ cucadini water f a 11 . avail, Also 3 BR, 2 BA, * NE\VPORT SHORES * vacaney er 13"' ·fi&urid tn. ~ Fttshly painted experior. 962 LLn5 $76,500. Swartz RI t Y. 3 ~r.il 2 st;'i~s!Alry. Mooring Don't wait on this btrpin. $4,950 TOTAL DOWN Brk., $29,950. MS-0604. 1JOU <199-3005. priv • • • Not tanc;y, Just profitable! buj>s -· a v~ th.ia nice, 3 OWNER Desperate. No down ''T"°RI'°·'"le~ve'°'l-,-.,..,,-om~ho,.-m-,-. °"v""A LIDO REALTY Grubb & Elll1, Bkrs. JY-'-"-77 Via Lido, NB 67J-7300 557 -bedroom 1%. oath, in good terms. Out of State owner OWNER anx.k>us. Pride "of financing avail. 3 Br., 1so• -•;7!,V are8. Hulry, th.ls can't last! o:tremely an xi o u 111 4 ownership home \Vtlh 4 ocean vlew. * $32,500 * ('RIME! Major corner. llXI WE ALOO HA VE 2 others, Jxrd.rooma, 2 baths. large spacious b e d r 0 0 m 5 , 3 $74, 995 BR. Park Lido Condo sq rt Cflmmercial. CAU. for less than S«l). total to famll~ room w/fireplace, cieaming pullman baths. Seeing is Buying $3,250 On., $220 Mo, PIT( 56-8424 BKR. vet.s. built-LM •. dlalnrtuher. Love-deluxe built-in kitchen op-Portafina Laguna This is a goodie, hurry! Fat Profit ts attained when M0-8555 OR 968-3318 Jy patio. Bric., $3:4.950. posite the family room with 714/$-9388 --GEM1111---you sell through ~suit-get. SHERWeeD REAL TY 8'2-2561. 1a Com I t·'" tn-~P ce. Pe c.v CUSl'OM homt:. Beautiful 1610 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. tln&' Dally Pilot Clusified 18964 Brookhurst F .V. OWNER TRANSFERRED aulated. Quality con.struc-ocun vit:w: Underground REALTORS 642-4623 Adi. 642--$78 ~ S Bedrm, family rm , tioo.. Patio. Sprink!en, ex-utilities. 3 Br .. 2 ba, OPEN HOUSE Condominiums OWNER must tell 4 yr. 20Unnet kltch, xtra Jarxe pertly landscaped. Brk.. $69,995 5 Bdrm. 3 ha. home, for the for Nit 160 new-short bike to beach! 3 yard, loaded with brick A $33,900. 96'J-1373. Atrium-Fountain big family, located 1741 lr- bdnns., 2 baths, elegant shrubbf'l'y, Priced tor quick ~ Portafina Laguna vine, full priei! $49,950. ELEGANT 3 BR, 2 ba, tam fireplace in family mom aa.le. ID% down, no 2nd's. $4,950 TOTAL DOWN Il4/49t-9388 FULLER REALTY nn. pool, rec nn.-all for convenient to the built-in l•rwin re1tty Inc. beys you a vet, tl ·= nice 3 ATRIUM ENTRY 546-0814 les.s than $35,00J. Agent, kitchen, handy dishwa!her. 968-4405 24 HRS. bedroom 1% bath, in a:ood Stick walka &; Iron gale lead 6'2-307J or 644-l!ll4. Lovely polo, loads of deek· H th' 'l la.t ' NEW DUPLEX lng, heated &; filte~ p:x>l. FOR Sale by Owner, fine area. urryh • ," cathn 1 · to unique 4 BR., fam. rm. \Vhite water view, hl:: luxla')' Dupltx11/Unlt1 older 5 BR home, tam nn., We &lao ave o era, or home; frpl., many extraD + ule 1'2 ~~ ~~. ~~1~~~~ tg fncdGood~· '!.!!f-,e, ~. ~~an ~it total ~;;t;g l6x36', tree~!~rmooo pool; can· ~j9J8!.~~;,'· Agnt. fie-:A-:N"l°'R"""U"°"P"P"l"R'°'I,. 842-6691, down. (;l>:U t req • . yon v ew . ...,.,, . OWNER leavtnc. Rich wood paneling ,. expftllivt wallpaper accents lends personality and charm to this'distlnctive <I bedroom, 2 bath home. Elegant fireplace. deluxe built-In dishwasher. Covered patio. Nt"ar' future park and new IChool. Brk., $31,000, 96>-55(;6. 2516 Delaware St. SHERWeeD REAL TY MISSION REALTY 49'-0tll BAL80A COveli, N · B · Costa Mesa, are at in-=~-~=~~--18964 Brookhurst F.V.1---~==---Waterfront. Pvt ramp A vestment or live In one & BY O.wner. 3 BR. 2 Ba, coun--.--~ $64,995 float. Modem J Br. $'79,500. rent ~ other. 2 Separate try kit, larp liv rm., frp)c. e mNiSH -. Unlimited ocean view. 2 Br., Call owner, 675-0750. houRs, 2 BR's each. Only Must sell $28,300, ~ 2 ba. F ••1 = B •--'bl pala only. 962-8329. ALMOST NEW 2 1ttiry • <I Pcrtaflnl Laguni * \VESl'CLIF -By Owner* .., ,IJ....,, Y UCA.1 e ownE'l'. 2 _,n bdrm, fam rm. $5,CKXJ. in 7141494-9388 3 BR. 2 Ba. kit/lam nn. 642-2430. OWNER. J Br., Ba., .... _,, erpts, drps A iOQdies. poolsize lot, 2 pat lo 1. SUPER delux Spanish style patio, " entry "a Y · 9684456. LGE . 2 BR. nt:W home. close 642-1979. Duplex. East Cosla Mesa, s.n.too. 5842 Raphael Dr. to Victor Hugo'r;; R-2 lot, 17."~==="""=,.--=' Ea h 3 ZR hom. Pl·,,1noaL •195 000 ......... All elccl kitcl\n, e 5 BR, h~, by owner, cpl, , 330 MAGNOLIA 494-1297 . • ' . -·" ~ MarshaJI Realty 675.--<l600 Spanish deror. Kingaard 84(H;5()3. ' •• rm. for 2 more units. 45· BAYFRONT, 5,00.J aq. ft. c BR. A w/shag ~· Xtra c lean. Lo dn. • LOWER 'I'hrff Arch Bay, 3 Real Estate, 642-2222. OWNER aacrifle9' 4 big Divorce fOl'CH •a I e . BR, 3 BA, vii!\., $19,500. 2 Lg duplexes, next door, ~ bedrooms, 2 bathl, bola!M 562--7640. e CATHECDERAI' ~NGS e _____ •_r_e_21M __ • --:.Ml u:: A&t~~ ~ 2d:'~~c~~~a~~ ttat living room enhanced Uke to trade! Our Trader's ..,. ood al t ~--3 Bdrma ultr mod lndoo I HARBOR VIEW HOME vu, g rent oc. vwnc:r. by fireplace. B u 11 t-i n Paradlae column la for J'Oll! • . a-· r L11gvna Nlgual S79,950. 9 6 2 _ o 3 4 9 or kitchen, dishwasher, k>ra!d 5 lines. 5 days tor 5 bucks outdoor kitch. on bUge cor----------MONACO. 2 + den, 2 be.. 213169 l-ll8J. a.ir heating. Striking large . ner lot $36,950. 968-4456. * FOREVER VIE\\.' * Fee, Qwnr.agt. 644-2536. f .1 horn , Brit ~· 000 A aood want ad ii• &OOd Jn. ·~ Sy owner. 3 Br., 2 Ba Don't give up the ship! anu Y e. ·• 'f'M,, • vestment. . Pac:t:seUer m home. 1/3 T be tasted draw in the West. "Ibt" it in dassllied, Ship 962-8865. ac, cul-de-uc. Principals •• .a Dally Pilot Ousitied to Sbore ~sults1 6'2--56'11. S©\\~1A-L&£tl'·s· Tlie Pmle with the Buiff./n Cliudle -W:iU:if"'i'Q"'iiii'iCiii-l:=•="l~y,=139==,0ll0==·=49>-==:563i:;l.==~~A=d~.~642-li678===;;::::·========:;.::=Cal==l=6tl-5678:::::~·:::::;:::::;:::::;:::...( WALK TO BEACH! this 4 Br tri-lev.tl features hrdwd fln, parquet entry, 2~ ba. + hy. aep. fam rm. Rear yard 35:x60 w/l.rg patic. A Must See Today! •::-.:~I'S"~ t: low fo fomt fGUt llmi>lti wotda. I NUBCOE I . 1 I I I I r·. I TOBAL I~ I 11 I I I . I I LOiCCI I~ I I• I . Quote from !ho ur. of Sfl>. • • • J>omian; '1 Wll born Oii Iha ,_ ______ __,firal of Iha monlh; so, !hey I C I H E L A. lnamed --.• • I I' I I 1 ·o ~1::-tM~:.~:~ • • • • • • • .,.., cMwlop ._ ... No. 3 below. 9 PR~'tf8ail!'.~s lf11US IH I' r I' ,. r r I _e .... ~ ... 1T ........ "s..,m ... ~-1ETT-w_10_.l_...I .... • I I I I * 9'1-7637 * REPOSSESSIONS "" -'IJld loc•tlon oC -·mA 6 VA-... ...,...,_ KASAllAN RHI Estate '61-6644 GOV'T. OWNED _...-·Low down. GoYunrnent pays closing costs. Call 968-444L * Crest Realty NO DOWN. I BR. 2 BA, 'IOWNHOUSE w/frll'.c, prl .. 11o. pool. .............. OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS ~ w/doM\-"" 919-31184. HONEYMOON COTrAGE at the beach. $12,500. R-2 ....... 1. L. YOWi& lleail:y, !<l-1216 or 84U$411. SCRAllC·Lm ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 800 etus1tind Ads •.• - ' • • ·' , OAllY PILOT I j!jj STOP PAYIKG RENT!!! T •• AcjYatlfll99 of Our CLOSE-OUT SPECIAL On The Last 5 Co11domlni1ms IN PHASE TWQ · • Minimum $950 Moves You In. • No Closing Costs. • Free Upg;cade Carpet. • Immediate Porsesslon. IN ADDITION, ~u &•t 2 f< 3 bedrooms, l ~ & 2 baths. built·m ran,e, oven, hood, dish- washer, disposal, lndivtdllll laundry 1rea, en- closed prJvate garage, private entrances, choice of carpet color, cable TV. swimlnillg pool. gas Jl.Jl.Q & park-like recreational area. All Ibis for as lilUo as $207 per monlb, in· eludes everything. Santa Ana Fwy. lo Culver. right about '4 mile to Walnul (1st road on left). left l mile to •'Walnut Square"; or San Diego Fwy. to Culver, left about 3 miles to Walnut. righl to "Walnut Square" or call 714/832-9670. .... • • -_:-_ •_ ==-~·::-~}~:\~[ ~-~·=-~)~e:1~-~-~~~e:1=~~-~ .. --~j~[f 1--·-l!!J[ _ ... -..][ti•. ii:..-,........... --\Jolluli!. • Dvpl•-"-• ,.,... ,_ • .... \Jlll'wll, • ,.. """'"" -·I . _ -....,.---_,... _ lrvlM l--..... ,_, ... , l'rtt Rofttal Strvlct1 • 1 1 TO 2 BDRM -..Wtt, tuJIY I BR, 2 loo, lam $315 2 BR, Ill BA, -air f'Ullll. tlftcl<, n e w I 7 , , LAllDLOILDS AND tum. Gena< * -,... ""' ... hHl, pn patio, eodd pr. -led. • Wlao to -VILl.A MARSEILLIS TEllANTS pll<d. l2IS. mo 3IWl9 Bolboa 2 BR, 1 .._ ............ U3Q nr "'°""' .. • .,..._ 1 11111 bQ' 6 _... SPACIOUS 1 &. 1 BID•..,..... APT. All ,..-and all anu 81\'d. call In!) 90-1921 er 4 BR. 2 bf., !Am. ...... $311 -m-.14n. ft_.. 1 .... no et m•l 521.-•BR,• i.. lam rm. .... l400'1Nt:=.::w:i:P"'::"::..:•::•::•::•::..., __ (;i;~iir.ii'i"".:<:;;;r.-:;;::ii; Fvmilht<I &. Untvml,,,... 675-7225 516 0222 Jor Len WJu.i. 4 BR, l',6 bl, lam rm. .. $425 I BR 2 Ba. dell~-~-BAYFRONT • sm&li 1n.dlo Adult LIVl"I _ . ..,,-~c......,.;c,-·~~-· · ~-.• ,..... •P'· l or s edl!lr.. tlW""" Dllhwuber color coordinated appllancu - Well< to bch II.,, Bal. 1'1. 0'""" •lew· • mo. i...... wlnt<r, No .,,.,._ l'riv•I• Plush •bai carpe1-m1m>red wardnlbe doo~ COLWELL PRl1Pf RllCS. INC ; Rf l\LTORS ............... 1 + Rumpu• rm. Al0> 2 Br. • ~..,..,. mo. 60-2020, ;.bN;:;;:cb:;.;-:;.:=----' ln4lrect If PhUn6 In "'"hen • breakfa•l bu • mob. hm. ' ;:;-;,;;'-:;,,=--,~--• • .,_ I •·-Rtnl·A·HOllM 97M430 "l>cEAN VIEW Dedr. -2 Bii. lll BA. patio. -· bull• prlvat. fenced patio -plush an-•t NEWLY deconliod 2BR, ll 3 BR '315. • I -: lll.ll!:.1113', $3llO ........ )"11 lni • bride Bar-l»Q\111 -Iara• heattd poo blk to ocoao. Adults only. -~ -· ~. UJ Mtb IL, N.B. :!"' ~ All c m-1521 & lanai. Air CODdlUonlDI. I ~ 1111 So. Brlllol St., Sonia,,,,. 517.all 225 ptr mo. Incl utll. ·w lit wntm Stat Bldi. l BR. 111 Bill IO _... CD June -im. untvmltY Perk JM.,. Adlts. No cbldl> c:1t ptt1. $14D C.-... Mar COLDWELL, llANKIR I. • $715-0ceanfront New '""' 2 Dtyl, sn.~· Nfthh a..i.c. TU Jm» 15. MHW. 1 BDllM furn. 11111 ovuJook· I !lll!lllll!ll••MA•NAl!ll!!IG!!!l!!!N!!'Gtll!A•Gll!E!IN•T•••ml!!!I Br. G. r . w In t c r. WINTER duplex •va.ll • a in& WllU' ia. per mo. 11 BAYTRONT·Wlnlft 1tartlna 213;._2823 eve1 or wknd.I. u911ne !let.cl> BR. 2 b& $300; 2 BR, 1 b& 5*444l ' Apll. Pvm. JIO Aph. Furn. all Sept. 11. 3 b<, 2 be, 311 NO. H Unfu 30S 1281. lJll -SI. l1USa. ..:;,~_;;.;..;., ___ .;..;.; Bay, $3'0. ' Br. I b&, «JI ...... m. $150 . I Bl\ pr .,.. No. end. Dvpl ......... ·-llEIJt Duplex. 2 BR, ... ol Cetta -Newport ... ch WJNTl:R-on the btacih; 3 Br, I mot. Al.$) 2 Br Apt, d•ck. 206 Apolena 11S/lll "21. No. Bay. $300. m.3245. General Welll "' beoch. Qllld/pet .... ,.,.vm. -Hwy. °"'" " jetty vie•" BEAUT --u 2 B .. M -'-ok. 11. -1.... ... Adults. $235. Ctt 1115 • /t ..,rn, R. ~ We have wlntr:r reo••1 • w\D. • 4 BR, 2 be. 119 M••••'· $2IO • New 3 + !em rm., 2 -lat ~-u ~-• ~-~' Oii"' lncl. util. Ht41'>JOI, Adib, no ~ U)O mo, winter, c 1 11 /t vrn, -.... -v pets. AIMl-2 Br unf ~ take 1tuddta. 2131684-2453 b&, !fplc:, bome. Nlpel 3 BR. 2 ·Ba.; cpll, drpo, ~Ind uW. No ,. ... N~ ~:::;..;=;:..:::;..:::=..:~=I 4 BR, 3 BA ............ $3!0 lllNTALI 111111. bltns, patlo, ""' deck, pr-~ m.em Hunll"ll9ft -3 BR, 2 BA ............ 1285 · llouMt* Apll. 1335 • UW pd. 3 Bii. 2 ba, ... beaut vu ol ~. $3lS/ C M... ' 1 BR, I BA ............ 1115 Bel~• Ptnlnsula WINTER on BAY $300 3BR 2 BA. lrpk. CTV, W/D, 619 W. Bay, blk to ocean. at Buena Vl1ta with view. 6'f3.-646'7 or 673-6050. WINTER, turn, 3 BR, 2% BA, newly dee. 3 car prka. $350 per mo. 300 Montero, Balboa, m-o991. lrple. Vletorla Beech. mo. fl5.5Z'I, ott• LaQUINTA HERMOSA 3 BR home ............ IJ1S * IC5·0111 * NU.VIEW RENTALS Corona dtl Mtr +$»WEEK &. UP * Spanhb CoonlrY F.otate Liv-Call 613-3163 ~ " °' 4JK.J2'8 •• Sludlo • 1 BR ADU ln1 6 Specloul Apta. Tel' **' BR; 2 Iii;-323 Locus!. % BR, unlurn, trple, lllonW, e TV• llald -Avtll need pool; ounken IU $100 .. SPACIOUS! Furn Close to town 6 beach. re11tal, Call lot •PP t : • Pbortt Scrvlce-Jltd Pool BBQ. U-nbelllYabl• t.tvlna .. Bach. Util pd. E/&idt, Av! Quiet. Obi p.r. Mature •M-3661. m M a r I Io 1 d • e OtUdna A Pet llCtiM Only adult1, no pell. 1295 1eue. CdM. 2376 NtwpOlt Bll'd. 04 2 BR. STUDIO • $240 494-8109 8 to 9 am or att 5 · ~ w M5-!!lr1 ALL· VTUJTIES PAID Lavunt Hill• Costa MtM Tbta Ad Wol1b $5 on -1 Adult• ; No pets now. * , Sl35 • SECLUDED! 1 Br. associated BROKI U'.. fllAl lllllS l'J~~ W llalbv' ~'I J61> l 11lVELY 3 BR ~ deo, 2 ba, New':'.~ ~'>le 2 El l'ffrto Mesa beaut landscaped. garden BR + study, 1500 IQ~ wet 1 IR'&• $130 UP patio. CU.tom crplJI .&: drpa. bar, trplc, blbl:I, 111., l" Fumithed Aiits. dshwshr k bltm. Frplc. be. SllARP1 121$/mo, Bia, All Utllltlel Paid Cotta&e. Huae yrd, Child/pet, *--· $150 -SINGLES OK! 2 Br. Gar. Fncd yrd. Klds/pet. I Rt.r E•""' .; finlnclll II•) 2 Br, lam rm, fum, ft1>1c, I~· iiiiii°"ii""i1iiiiii~iijjjj. I lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~-:;;iiil tew 1tep1 to bch. Child OK. 11 I Winter. $%JO/mo. 6'fS.8966. Overlooks Leisure World m-6900 or 6'()..(l5M Pool 6: Recrution Golt Count. $3Z. ll0-1"782 • 1959 Maple Ave., C.M. * $165 ·YEARLY at the bt:achl lnco;.,• properf1 1'6 Bu1hMlt Capl1tr1no Beach FrH and C~r Opportunltv Investment Exchan99 Fout residential i,ncome unit&. Walk % block to beach. Located in top re1.tal ~a of Belmont Shores. Yearly· tncome over $7,tm. Prtce· 16&,000 AND Cmnmerclal bulldinr, apJIJ" t ,000 aq. ft. located down- town Pa.u.dena. Tenant la solid, no vacancy problem, and on net, net, net. Prlce $66,(0). Call our INVEST- MENT DMSJON • 546-1600. IO 'i THC ·REAL ,"\'. t:STATERS • , , Pl • MARKET FrM stand.lo& food ma.rket on long term leue. Pipe I: Tobacco store Beauty Shop Butcher ShOp · Beauty Colleae HOLLAND Bui. SalH ln6 OnJlie, C.M. 6'5-41.'ro RESTAURANT, s~alf,y !ood. s1mp1..-liilt·l< high profit Well eat. in llne area. Ful\y equip. Owner will train. Will take· R. E. in trade. Mr. Machamer 642-4527. -64&-3801, NlTE ell.lb tor lease. L&e. ())eta Mesa emf loc. Lots of parldnJ. Great oppt;y for very little money, ii )'OU act quickly. Owner, C 'T 1 4 ) -· DENTAL practlce, No. Hollywood . $10,000. Grosses $35,MIO &nnual on 3 -day l!Chedule only. C 21 l) Coron• d•I M•r 4 BR. 3BA. Pool prtv1lege11 $410 a mdnth-doee .to IChools. Agent CPI ~7225. Cost• M1H 2 Br. encl gar. Pet ok. * S715 • S.A. Hats! l Br. Stove. Family or linales. * $250 • NEED Room? -4 Br. 2 Be, BllnL I.re ynl. klda/ .. .. LANDLORDS! Ltguna Nlgwl Ntwport· llt.ch LRG I 111'. 11'5 + dep. NEW luxury 2 br condo at BEATJl' new 1oftr duplex Crpta, carport A lndry Jn fabulous "Weat Nine,'' .;_;th Avkil, )1°b' rental. Wllc to ~-:·El~~~ ll'I IOI!. tennis, bclJ. cntty beacb. obopplnc. IChll, ul> CM. --club. Spetial featu:m incl turn. 3 BR. 215 33rd· SL, NBl\-'=..:.=;~;;;,,,..=-- all appt'1 1215. 31ID w. -~ A~PULCO Nine. &-$227. NEWLY -· llpPt1' 3 BR, Dah>tt 2 Bl\. $115. UW. 2 b&., !rplc. yrlJI leue l280 Paid. Pool, J>Ul<lna; Adults, mo. Newport Sborei. no petl. 740 W. Utb St., ~ C.M. e VIEW! 1 Br. Stove, re-. . 0SH;;';';AJJ=Y'°'ELM""'"'s::-and...,..POO="'L,- Newport Beach frl.c. Sml child ()k. Stepa to OCEAN view yrt,. or 'Winter 1 6 2 Br Pool $l40 3 BR. 2 Ba., bltnL New heh. Sl65. 2 BR, 1BA $250. &M-'780 ot Untum. ·A ail ~ FREE utll's. F\U'n 1 &: 2 crpts. l\W blk to oceatt. ~tn &f.=: ALA Rentals e 64S..3t00 612--3639. GARDEN$ APrs. • 177 E. IJ:drm apts near htach. Furn. $300/mo. y •a r l y. & LaJun&. Our Rental Ser-• S1UDENTS' 3 Br F'urn. J BR. 2 BA, dkhwlbr, trpl., 22nd. SL, C.M. ~. . 53G-377T or 536-?2S2. -Days..,,;.,-,W-=7;,.611=. -=-~ · • ocean vtew. Year ltue-srro. L llMdl OCEANFRONT beaut. frs. ·4 FREE RENTAL SERVlCE BEACON RENTALS * '4S.Oll l , * LANDLORDS! vt.ce 11 FREE to Yout Try Balboa Jal, Only $220. per mo 642-3)20 64Mllf LOVELY, 1pacloua 1 Br., ,,,.,•;;;;1,,una,_,_.,,..;;;....---BR. rill turn trpl Nu 0 Vlewl ALA Rent•l1 e 645-3900 ' -' . tutefUlly furn,, fenced yd. SMALL 1 BR, near beach. y ., ~·· =IEW;.RENT~ $lOO s Br, .-. nf11i. SunHt -=~ °';t : ..!.~!.~: Sludenta welcome. 1125 mo. =· dr>er Annua • a:ar, deck. Oceanfront 10.)' to beach. ·Sbarp 2 Jm. · ~-1085 Temple Terra.ct. Fountain Vanev NEWLY dee 5 Br .. 3 ba, ex· $400 -utll pd, 3 br, 2 ba, wtrool p.rdeo. $X10 m;, 5*-6'10t. BA=Cll=--"'-..,:C=:::...--BEACH apt, Ir& lBR. furn. 3 Br Co~MPLETELY ecutiw boma In Upptr Bay walerlroot, deck. 30' llllp Adib. rm.r.ou O< -.ms . PENSIONERS. WELFARES Co!Or. ~t er. ... nt Bch. 116'. 2202 W. Oooan Front Furn. Pool. Ava11 Oct-Jan. .,..., 1..e... $31S mo . $415 -3 + fam rm. 2 be. 2 DupltXOI WELCOME. I.OW wkly, $50 wk..;. :..~.llJS mo. ~';:' :.i;.~~=w~r!:." LOVELY 4 BR, 2~~ BA. Nr. May Co. Dl1he1, linens, wahrfdryer, dshwtu", Ire yrd, sprtnklen, dbl aar. 976 Denver Dr. CM. 540-UU. 195 • COTIAGE. UUI pd. I BR. 1110 UUI pd. Rtnt·A·HOlllt 979-U30 Net, net rent 1385,000 No ~11. Asklne $300 per 646--8320; 83.1--3544. b'plc, 3 hse from bay. F , Ullfu 255 monthly rate.. UW. phone, ;:Ht~~!!'.~~['.::;:: mo. 962--~l&t0-041o. 4 BR, 2BA. VJEWl C.OVlftd NU-VIEW RENTALS um.,, m. pool Incl. 2376 Newpgrt !;wpon ..... _, 1 Br, Tl'l®lle home, pool, patio. newly painted. Im-673-4030 or 494-32C8 Balboa lal•nd Blvd. &\S-3967. BAY FR 0 lfr·Dlx llpptr tum. udll pd. $1!11). Adlta. I :Mone==Y..;lo~L:;:oo;o•::...-2:.;;:40 Laguna llt-m<d. Poss. $2?5/Mo. All· BEACH FRONT * DELUXE • BEAUTIFUL * CLEAN 2 Br. Clo• to duplex. S Br., 2 BL Yrl)I. ;;:mpet porlr. SST-«115 aft S13S • Utll pd. I.ce bach. in 546-4141 West Newport.. winter S2SO Brand new, never lived in· 3 a.haps. Adults only, no pets. $400. Adlts. 233 19th St., No. .,:::;;;c. ______ _ blk beach. Full kitchen. unfumiahed. Elmore Co. BR., 2 bathl. frplc. 0oae' to Inquira ll9% Rochester, C, 675--0236. · a-Unfu $2111 • Utll pd. 2 BR, ocean Corona dtl Mar ....-. · North baY· Uafuril. l4SO C.M. 4 BR. 21> BL, turn. frplc., 1 ..,.t. m. 756-4041. HOMEOWNERS! ltEAL'TORS SINCE 1944 673-4400 c NEW DUPLEX $41,950. teaturlnc 3 bdrm., 2 ba. "Oviner'• unit" a: 2 bdrm., l ba. lnoome unit. Xlnt Joca. tlon. Large atttactlve unit.ii. Qu}et prlvaey. See 151 E. Bay St., C.OSta. ?\I e s a , 64,)-4831., $1000 • $IO,OOO Up ~·,;:"',..,:::· 2 Bii. -ic. 2 Bii. I b&, cpb, c!rpf; lrplc. WESTCLIFF :mo oq IL 2 mo., ,.arl)I, or tu r 0 ., 1 Br. fl40, 2 Br. ~ xtra blk lo beacb. y..,.IJI, 0.noral a.., No children t:tt JM!tl. $265 bllqi Muiner School, Um winter, $350 month. J.rs, Adulll: only. Ideal for 61W370 ,......., ______ _ LOW MONTHLY 10ra:eou1 view! Deck. mo. Please call 962-8449. Kent Lane, 642-0t.11, $500 Salisbury Rulty m,.eaoo Ba~lor. S/Pllol. 19 9 3 YEARLY Leue, 1um. l·BR. 2 BDRM. C&t over aarqe. PAYMENTS NU-VIEW RENTALS Walkto8ch-Snill,!amll\e1, noo i. ... lncluduN-portluch Ch-St.518-9633. Ste1>11otiw:hl Jc. rooma wttb pvt. )'ard. LOANS on ANY HOME, 613-4030 or ~!248 kida:. 2 Br. bu everythl~. G~U'dener. · DELUXE 91'.t lfl ft 2 BR, 2 ABBEY REALTY 643-3850 Eldon St., reU; 54().0llJ, PAID FO!t or NOT UNUSUAL. attractive home, Rent-A-HouM 979-1430 HAiiBOR Vu flma • 3 BR, 2 ! BJ( 2 BA. 917 E. SaJboa BA0 . ae.m cell. Prlv. Patio. 3 Br., l Ba., new cpta. 9 mo. Balboa ltland MPARE OUR C 0 ST S 3 BR. 2 BA, den cyn i: ocn ba tpac kit. Fncd A Blvd. Annual Leue. 1 hie. ar. Cpbi, drpl, bltna, trplc. lease-. $260 or $285 FIRSI'! view, cul de sac. $350 mo. Cost• Mn• I~. $360 mo. ~: from Bcb. Children A con-$~mo. &tW002 bef. 5 PM. w/aundftk. 6"-4429.. ~ 2 Bed.mom, 2 bath, w/w F=~~ 15'. <97-1287, 494-1235:.. e PRIVACY Amred! I Br. 544-5111 Eves; 644-a)!l8. trdlld pets. 0.IC. SPACIOUS 2 Br, at1nctlve * WJNn;R LEASE * ~i.!:'.";;,.';.".°61~°":: Jf )'Oii can set the SAME OCfuEANhVIE"'::. l! bdl • nllcobllyk Furn, AU uHI Incl. $85, BLlfF'FS • Sr, tam. 3 Ba. um, duplex, ClQR to bch, fUm1ture, bltna. bl?, close 4 BR. 2 Ba. • Reuonablf!:! 6'15-5G91 eves. WAN trom any OTHER m; se., -.. f'P c., ALA Rentals e 645--3900 Frplc. Beaut. encl. patio, Newly deootated, $115 mo. to OCC a shoPPtnc. Adults, A.ABEY REALTY &'2-3850 LENDER in CalUorn1a . at Victoria Bch. SllD. 642·127'2 pool. tennis, llChla;, $315. • m.zn e no pets. $139.50. 549-tm. S.lbN p..,~wlai I BR ' ··-•-•-• h e HARD to Beat! 2 Bt. Nr. 1 BR Waterlront. pr A: sm. n a.·y R RATES LESS THAN WE w•,.;,i.:Q o use· bis Ki .. -/ $1 Mt-27:11. ~ an apt. $17.50 to S25 boa Ul'l F ONT Mature salaried aentleman 5C • u. pets. '°· wk w ~ pool 1 .... 1 t sidetie. Call 675-0253 or OFFER. re t Urn the ALA Renti1l1 e 6U-3900 NORTH BLUFFS -View, 41 l[t) · • .,....... ... , ""'" 557-1844. Bl'and new cust. trlplex (2) MONEY within 15 days, and only. 1163. No pell. 494-8110. ,.. 7,, •• t--•·-F Apatlmlnfl lorbnl: • :!16 ~N. ewport 81 v d ,, 3 Br, 2 Ba. .(1) 2 Br, 2 Ba. YOUR LOAN wfth US fJ MESA Verde rental home • ,1 ua vwa .. .-. am . ~· 2 BDRM., % blk to ocean. No Pvt bch Ir. · 546-0370 BORROW FREF.! R.C. WERNER • Lido lilt with 3 bedrmJ., 2 baths, rm. Pool. CUst !eetllrel, Nr BACHELOR •· pets. Inquire at ISIS Balboa "'"· . ,.,..ldont WINTER rontal; • Br . .l d<n w/w ""''" drps, In qulot ICh!J, 1425. 6"--02!5. ••~ par1lallY Blvd. Coron• dtt Mtr lndu1trlal p....,,.,.,., 161 .., 1 .. ..,SID"' Tlt-'ft w/311 Ba., Frplc .. dbl pr. nbrbood. Avail. s.pt. 6th. HBR View Homo.·, Br, 2 b&, Apts. Furn. :WO furn. SUD mo. lnelda all uW. OCEANFROl'll' 2 BR., Wlll< 1o bMdl * M-1 CORNER * r ft"' ., n patio. F.A. heal, wshr/dry. 1275 . per .... Ph. .... den. $395. Couplo. NO pell. a.lboa Ill--Mclluh Rael\7 Winier. $163. u~ :: .... Pool. Adulla aoly 2328 Herbor Bl., C.M. MS-1000 Avail. ~'lfi67 or C713l 546-414!. -2440 Fvm a.ch I. 1 ir. Ex• e 543-1930 AGENT &IHI• W~~~":.'f..::;"":.,,1.""; 819 N. Main. S.A. 547-<l6M <49-4466. 4 Bdrm. Famll)I Room. home Nowport Holghll WINTER nnllJ -. II blk to copttallally nlctl 2110 !BR. IBA. YRLY. IBLK TO TOWNHOUSE. 2 BP, 2 - S UnltJ, KJ'05I $6, 1$), build more, $58,CKr.I. 9 Up.ltJ, ..... $13.000. $92,000. OWNER * 548-4562 Rib'. 6!2-89119. 646-7114. BORROW TO $25,000 on the WINTER 2 BR, 2 BA" oouth for l•ue Jn N ' " Po r I water, a BR. Ui) mo., 3 Ne.,.,,. Bl,,,,, C.M. BAY OR OCEAN Utll Incl OOYOftd -pool. .,.u11y in )')Ul' boU5•. u.. patlo. dbl ..,._.., lrplc, He!lh!J area. Top O>n-2 BEDROOM -· double ~~2 BA IJ1S mo. Leue. I Br. or I Br. nr. lhope. Pool $115. 615-4600 • . 64(.8814 or jd.31113 Lots for 5•1e 170 the money for any purpot1t. forced air heat. 6Th-2504 dltlon, U35 mo. Call Mr. garqe, lenced Y •rd · ",.,..... • pr. No pets. 124 Util J>d. A4Ulta no Ptta. UM 2,:;B~R~acrou~~fl'om~iibayoa>bbeadt.oa<ii'. liiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;iil Ov.r ".000 ~ --• Ktate Balley Agent 67US50. W/gardener 1250 month. Opal 675--2713.. Monrovta. .... '""-. '-' •Waterfront. 30' boat &lip. ~ "" i-.:cu 66-6356 BAYFRONT l ~ $200 ma, winter IM, utlls Lot 7 . c.olliru I a I and . and penonal property. Call Newport BNch COu.EGE Parle 3 Br., 11.i. · bdr..l, frplc, 2 BR. FtJRN .,a: paid 217 19th 675-0'136 ~-6n.rn<>. AVCO ba., new crpb .!< drpo, SHARP"'""" 2 Br, dbl au, pvt patlo, parldnc. Y'rl)I or Crpll, -bl,..:-N';;" b ' · · ~~' Molillt Home{ ,.,,"I~,-WAn~~i~~~ 4 TBHR~~L~~~S ~1.1""" yard. 125S. ~t.':."'~~=: Avail. :t ::"~ 400 So. Nr H_;"~ Ou>ror. ~: ~i; ~;.~r'. ~ ~ q ~ ~~ ONC::-:~ Trailer Pi1rk1 172 Anaheim 535-2816 LI.kc ~ • .1paciou1 home. I,-.~-'.'--~-~~ · NEARLY 3 BR, ·2 BA NICELY fun Jae t M All 1111 ,,_.,.,, ..,..,.., ~ 21-0 S. Euclid St, ' S.Voral lo choolO from. $109 • Fncd • Vec:ant 2 Br S.ft·. Cltmtni. oompl. :. All elect ldtcb'. n~ ~Ill.I,, "1:.m~· BACHELOR, YUY, lBLK ~.:--~un:::: 1:::.. Anaheim 776-5250 $400-lo&Z Per Month. Im· ~:~A~H~:'11;~30 '·-~ frplc., vtew, $225, blk fr]llc.,. patio, BBQ. LuM or T01 L8!:"! OR~· Utll Poola Tennll Contnt1 Bldd. Mobile home, l2x60, llancho Trier Prk. Palm Springs, Complf!lely furn. I: decorated. &34-2939 Mounteln, O.s1rt, Resort 174 MidWaY betweftl P a I m Sprtna:• and Palm OcM'rt • • sreat party houfie 2 bed· rooms. 2 bath plus a 11\eep. fna: donnltory lor all the kldl. Heated :> -1 · 11n rnor· mous multlple zonl'd ]of, ii 4 cu garaa:c and .f car car· p:irt. Why not put a 1roup tcwttlw!r and buy this? Call 11$.'1225. CO LWELL PROPERT IES. INC. REALTORS WT in tarnous i.kl Hovuu. heme ol thl world famotlt 1"'ldon Bridge. Locatod dole to all tcboOI• A city. $8000 at will trade f<r Colts lll-or N ....... Beecb Jn. come prop. M.aT. RMI E1talt Wtnled 114 --* 911ick Cash * Will buy your property. All cub 'WtUlln 72 hn.. Call Wt BROKEJIS fNC. K2.USI 1879 Harbor Blvd., med. occupancy. ·~ w .... wlk to tich. 168 W. Sept-J~. f38....:M1f~t 1 BR w/pnat. Water pd. nc -mo. vi-. 617 IV. 17th SI., ~ ~ Sharp. $195 mo. 22411 Coala HnUHt fvm. er turn. 14311 yrly or $31S l4Ul34 or 646-5145. Fpl .. new carp. $300 Month, MacArthur Dr Coast H"1> Costa Mosa 64~3484 [a$f k~··~''.'~.'".' ~ AJJLTS onlY. 2 .... 2 car pr. Al .... nd:o. 4~21115. BAYFRONT. 3 BR, 2 BA. $1'5. 1341 Eldeo Ave . OCEAl'IJ'RONT 3 BR. 2 Be. 90ll Sea Lene, CdM SU.2Sll ~t~ A~~ SI 541-4431 eMeSuPASClt.0646-5640US'. • .Br. Fn-.. \lnfurft. 310 winter. 403 N. &yfmnt, Sell We lttrrl MWI C&ll wlnt~. Agent 615-1642. "'·" Id! It "" ~ • •• • l."U BaL lstand. 613-85t0. ~ Now! You'll find lt in Oua:itied .xu e •ma • • • ...........,,. ~i• :;,khunt Blv~336I tf"I rea ly yrd, Encl pr. Kld.l/pets ... lboa lllancl WATEJU1!0NT. OlrllllOii Apt, Unlllrll. J6S Apt. UnfuM. 365 Apt. Unfum. Ganl•n Grovo 53().4300 V ~ Rental• • 645-3900 NOW 11 '°"' c11ance to live lllY to Ill"'"' wltb 2 OCllm. 3'5 -~------ 6411 Wcstm \n.sltt Blvd., 2414 Vista del Oro ciolle to the So. bl)' on the Winter. ~sm tn-18. Code Mtaa Coit• Miu ~ Colt• Meu \V('stminster 893-5008 Newport Beach e SPREADING Ro o m I l11la.nd, Y'arb', for onb' $475 BEAUTIFUL UJ'XtJRY APT. ir=::::::::::'::::::::::=t7:...:;'.f:~=Jr=r~~==:;;:~::::::=== 1st TD Loans 644-1133 ANYTIME FOUR Br. 2 Br. Huge lncd mo. lmmec. lamtl)I bome; ) Bdnns. f250 Mo., ,..,iy'I BACK BAY AREA yrd. $190. . 3 BR. I: den. unf\ltn., ready 6154919 1 yr leue. Lovely comp turn ALA R1nti1l1 e 641-3900 to move ln today! NEW bl.ch. pt lilt. home. Hes.vy shar cpt D•n• Point WINTER leue, on the No~ SiJWle m.ltul'e a.mt .• Util 6'4 % INTEREST throuout 3 br, 2 ftplca, 2% -bay. VI~. 3 BR., 1urtib' pd Yr.\y m.-6430. ha. dln rm. brkfst area. BEA1.TI' Nu 4 BR, 2 BA Fam rm .. furn. $m Mo. ;::· .;;,.,...;.;:c.•.,..c'-"=---11 Lowest rates Orange Co. J~ammond organ, hl 11, TV. Rm. Shae Cl"pt. drps. patio, We have P'W'IY other Ballloa Pentnsula •·-·-a. p 0 0 I , -•uf. view. 982-2194 (eves). w)Jlter I: yearly rUit&ll ch "WE BUY TD'S" ~ -· ~· aval!&blo..,.. Winter BM Rent.ts 2nd TD Loans Sattler Mtg. Co. ~~"::'!' .. r'~ ;:..:.· ;:~ Huntington -WILLIAM WINTON l BltapU w/pe.tloe '42·2171 545-0611 ,.11. ""l· $500 mo. Jinn. 3 BR. 2 BA, $200. per REALTY 675-3331 AWII Sept. 1o J- Senring Harbor are .. 21 yrs. 548-3389 Owner. month, bltins, immed. Condomlnlvml • StOI to bt1 • octan $25,000 115 • uw pd., bach ot bch. poss. chilt!Hn & pets Uftfum. HO ,.,.,,, $125. mo. _,.,. 'udl. Pvt titoncy foi· R. Esta le ·Full kit. patio ok. AGT. 962-44n or S.. ....... Real l1tat1 Loan. "'· Adams, Bkr. 1185 • UUI pd. 1 BR w/lrplc. Mll-8103. Huntington S.ach 675-117> 11141 499.2130. pvt patlo, ocean front 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath. 4 Br, crfltl, drpl, pool, RIO. ~WK~ U~ ~ Money Wanted 250 12*> · 3 BR.. 2 b&, yanl, patio. $229. per month. B1Un1, whr/c!ryr, nr,, clubhle, Robml. llald ~ p..,j lNTERESTED In borrowlnc ~'u.VlEw°REN~~~s x!nt Condition. llGM471 1225. 548-"140ii, 5!7-6334. -Udl N. -. monty al 10% int. No dis-673-4030 or ~ or S«HllOS. N•wport ... dt e Clll 175-1740 • count. 2nd trust dttds will WINTER ntntals, on beach. 2 $145 -V•call.l Fnctl. Alone OPEN HOUSE SUn t/10: OCiAiiii&ff. n1ct duplcs, bt cnated "Jn single family ••Mo. 1 on lot. Crpt/dtp, Move now! 4'55 Coaat Hwy. Boat lllp ·2 U.. 1 BA. $210 mo. uu..._ O.C. houMs Principals only. 18~.~~e. S:.~ Rent.A.tfou .. tn.&430 opt. 3 br, new beyfrnt. ~ ter. Ad alt•. No ;t;_ \Y'rlte Classified Ad No. SOO 3 •• bl dbl --• ~"· p·1o p days. ™' C'Ptl. tm. ..,...., San Jvaft Canl1trone 233 ·;;:;.";.::..;-=~:..· ...._ ____ 11 ~ " . 0 . Box 1560 3 • bt _1 pell 6 childrrn ok. fll5. ~ • iio:ANntollT 2 BR, 2 .,. Coeta M•"· Calil. 926l0. br, • • •• c. pool. 54<-9506 or m..mo. NEW 2 Br. pr, pool, drpl, -. 8 Bii. 2 II&., -· Mo ...,. $385/mo. Avail Ocl. I. tr•• • t ~--~ .--' 1• ges, Mn. Dowd 642-1403 Irvine rt .. • &,ow. rs" ... -". W1lrt.ft' rDC.a1a. Vtll lnd. Tru1t Dted1 160 ' .. • ..... ·-y ..... fo, • .... .. .. Sl.85. AcJu1!1. l ehlkl OK. No .,,....,,._ LIDO Isle. 3 Bii. 2 .BA. patio ~!',;.J!,!! 4)3-012 or y·~ • ...:..,,.;.,;..:,Y-, -.... -~~~-.-B.'--lbot-11 -· TRUS? deeds wanted 2nd TD'• or ht at diM.'OUnt, Prtvatt PtJ. M4lti68 eves. new dee. $400 mo. 9 mo We have a eood 11lecllon ol ...... .>OM""1101 l:oft.IW,I ~- AGT. 646-1416. bom~ ~ TownhOllM Ullfllm. W • ern:M ~ ' EICIPf wlltf UI to tFli rn19lttl wt,ttl•nd 0, Vil ti del l.ato, wtrwt th• 1mphftlt I• on tht nautk:lt, tmd tht wt'I or lift I• u tl'lnqull or tJ1.eilif111 •• vou c.art to mtlw It. Uktsidt living m1kh 1he dlfftrt"'°' for thOSt enjoying boatfnt, CflQding toiMuln• and swimming •• clott ts your Pttto-dfck. Lind lowr• will tppr9Ci111 ,_,,,.,~ .crii of tiqUliitllY l1ndaPld pound• Ind walkwlya. Each •pertl'l'llnt-MflW Inch.• IMfy conoet'4bl1 luic. UfY 1ppolntl'IWf'll. llb lft..cclfldllionlnt 1nd lf'ICfll t0und ~oofl'll to lrwur• vour oqmton ind prl1MCV. Tht YKf!l Cli.ltl offlt'I hendNll, tym •!'Id 1t11-. llMI •nd IOdtl roorN. PVT party wants ~3 b' I 9UICK CASH home In D.P. or So. 1..ai. THROUGH A 1.tc lot. Muat be eomer, 111 IO ·~ or w/•lley nu. DAILY PILOT DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS i r. ea hill N-port BMdl tt:AllLY l 6 2 bdp\L ~UO -....:......;...;;,.;.;= ...... -·1 •mo. \Jill 1'4· c1 & ~. ADULTS ONLY m-G6U .., 54'1-lllll ltEALTY S Bii. 211 b&. blt111, .,..., "Wldlo Dpbull" - u I -~ A-· I ,_ crpi., dlJ>I. pelnt. Diii pr, - -_, ~ - LI-Ant 1n~ tlM ls out of th• q'*tion 1ft•r 1ttll'IO Vitt• dtt ltgo. lfflcl9neltt. l. 2, 2 plut din, from $190. F11rnla:ttld •nd unfurnl•h«f mod•I• Open d•ll'y nlr~ •111 dtrk. From tht Sin Oi'IO F,..._y uK• H:1rbor llwd. to AdlmttndMIMVmftOfiw.. 540-1800. FOR ACTION, , • \ ~ T~ tr-po01 .. SD) mo. RUr HS •· ;;;':.Cid.,, .. , .n tfJtrn CALL 642·5678 Office -I /JI to I PM Fut multi .,. Ju• • an • Doll1 Plltil C11,nJe!l .-.l...._ __ --caUcwu ·....... .n ,_ l!::=========..,...,=-=-=------------.11 - ::!"1'..0"11. Howard, WANT AD Want ad ...Wll, , • ~---'4..,,W6_,.._.78 __ • ' ' I • - • ' l \ . i i 1 j l l ' ' • • I 1 DA!lY.PllOT [ !o ...... -][!] , ... 1 ....... !rt! , ,..I I ·-lit] I .... a• ... ~J~ I -I~ I ~--~,~~....::~! 1,¥ __ 11111um. _____ •_ Apt. Unf""" M.s Afit. ~.... Ml ""'1· '"'"'"" J6ll 0.-Home 411 Por1~•l1 .QI ,..,... (frM ..ti) MG c-. Cw-. Palnll A ::..-.. Mot , .,.______ H •1o rt •--~ l'OUND )'l>Wll, kwabl• bladl , Popo'la"!lint J-------* * $1IO * * .inll! ...... Botdl ---*PlllVATEROQM.k J.L1 IOATD.S •wh lte l•mllle (loc 5'pL1"•CUSTOMCEllENTWORK IMMAC. S BR. 211 Ba i )Ir, 211 Ba, newly M'-ted. PAIK NEWPOltJ r.. ambWalO!y t·~. Coocl •-•" n.• SI ~ Dri•..., WALKS, P<tloo. --------1 m ·-_, ,... AMN110N•. :',-=IY~ ":",n... " ~ta -•die~°"" '4J-&l,4 PAINTING • PAPBRING. DUPLEX. SIU., _ ... lent .... erpt/drpo, -Pollo. :i:xmA laqo I Br, 1 Ba, all food, nlct thetrllll -· ~-. ~ .... 19 yn In liarlloutt&.~ A toc>tlon. No ,.,.. 807 l?l>, Nr IChll l. <itop'r. Cblldron dee. dd""° qt, Fool,.... APARTMENTS ......i1np. -· a Small Boot Lost ••• PATIOS.PLANTERS bonded. n.ri turn.612-23W. CIHl99 ok. No pell. 880 Cen .. r SI, "'°'"' bo&ul. courl)>vd. * C.U ~ * Handq """'" ottmd _, All Concrete wotk. Brltk, 2 BR, l BA, bllN, fllCloKd CM; Call Mon' a, Wed .. A Ollld OK. 11&:;. 2 S 2 0 Oii Ille bay -•11 te 511&'9 430 tr.. Of dlalire by the Hunt-SINCE ,....._ tis. Oranp llumpat0ne wk. 394..mJ. Pi.11 ... , Potch, R•lr -"--·· a~•-" ™ • l-5 pm., Tuta "'11:30 Florida. 53$-397$ Lainay -bv111c -ln&10n Beath ""-Squad--mai. ca• n.. eo11ar PAnos -'k ·~ sa :::::"'H;.,"":.. =~~ IJll, All day~ 6W34I) 1 --· -~the-· Eol!>J LAI):( lltuw 1117 iov.ly 4 -N.,, ct._ """1°'t 7 ff':;'1dam•~' (--• ). --•· '"~ ~ w•VH. "• * PA't'CH PLASTERING -· .... ·-9'rm•~ ----1111> ._... •.o n. ho ~ I PM Tu-y. ·-· ·~· L ~-.,.. ~.-· b-. remove A - , __ .,.. )~ 1---1~ ....... BEAUT ll• J Br in CdM, part view. No .srnoJtm I child I ~ '11"· Rota. 613-069. E-SIDE d&Ulltl J bdrm or 1 ......... -.. .... ss-. 1 ntm-4 79 .-.. mt. ~ r P c. --..-.. .u1n • ~1703.. Cenerous Reward! t ~ AD typn;. Free 41st.lmates bdrm + c!en ,.._., •-OCEANFRONT, Coad o, mlltc J>OOlr. T U.-le> ~ U...., Wlhrldl')<r, wlU be hdil """" Tutlday ....,.. •· lor est. c.u 540-<825 h!IQ't l'efrr . -7,.':!:'J. BlllO!llrd Btb, 3 BR, ata COU1t1. plus mllOo cl cllbwr. i_,. yrd. Nr. !40)< pichl for 13 w-at lht 140 Cabrillo. CM. PATIOs-sIDEWALKS yard • •'1<1 ·:· ""';' tievalor " pool. $400 per bleycJe tralll, PQttbw. .... (lo. $1001mo. Pl••ae no llW>lloaleft S.ach HI & h LOST, • amaU l1'0l' feMll• CDn:NT CONTRACl'OR , _P•_•_m_b_lnv ..... _____ , Adults. ...,-pell $rs 5' mo., 1 yr, Jtut. -..ue&. 1leboud,, ~ Jonlar l'a amoktts. hO d rt n k er 1, School, lllh A. Main Street, poodle, vie. ~ A Santa CaU l\!o:< ** 644.Q)$1 Drains unclofared -.$7.50 * GREAT VIEW-2 BR. * Frpl. bllnl. 1undeek1, pool $210 Up. 841-6344. ~ %BR apt. ..Ut< onlY'1"0 pel~ $210. >.;! util paid. * 61$-8341 * c .... - HARBOR GREDIS l'uml1hod & Unfuml1hod 642-5531 evts or wimd.. ' Mua Verde trQm Sl'l..:iO momb4r. a1iq l 541')..UQ. Room 138. An>' qustiont Ana St. ·c.fi.t. Reward. Skfew•lk1 &. P•tio1 Sc~·cr line to lOO' .. $15 LRG 2 and 2·-~ad GIRL NEEDS GlRL~<n4J!l62-1!34. 548-37!13. Ue'd/Boncled 64$.7050 *5'9-2102 .* i b~· 111 Ba, lhaa DELUXE 2 I< l BR., 2 Bo. ,......,. town -El.-. roomat•. lwrkll>< A mid *HINDU SPUUroAiJST * ~IL colll .. tilce doc. fem!. Ch"ld C e PLUMBING e :~ IUUI, frplc. prlv encl pr. 1155 up. RentaJ trlc ldfuben.1 private patm 2>'a) for 2 BFt BA YFRONT Let this ad cbanp )'Our , Wound uncJer throat: arta oJ I •re Jnstall-Remodel·Repatr ~hi• S::isJ":,.. %~~ ~034~ Mace Ave.. ~~cor:.e:t~·::: h~.:o o~~: ~1: ~:~• ~~ =22~ve, NB. Reward? CHILD CARE Free Est. Li~. 541-8772 634 ltamlltoo Ave., C.AJ. UPPER .tie l BR, lenct tar'· inc with elevaton. ()ptSooal n>es '11~ ' on llf•. IJceruied. Readlnp LOSf: Vic oJ Hamilton, 1'· e DEPENDABLE e PLUMBING REPAIR "THE vt_l"'N"\D••"'" makl: ltr'Yice. Just ncwtb of ' dan... 10 '"-lO p M. llarbor·Bllkf'r fttta. No joh loo s1nfll.L 'w•-• Nr 0CC t. 1bop'g Adulta, ~ ~... Id .. __.. ~ nm; Blk Ir \\'blt 1'f•1t t:at. 4 I Br w/ ..,...dulls, eptg, no peJ•. 2984 Ro;al PtJJn l1'uhfon llland at Jam-~·· "°" 1mo ng, ~·· 492-$136, m-soll. 312 No El wldte pawa ~ or 546-4145 * 6l2-3l 28 * drp.s. lncd yrd w/ patio. Dr 645-a515 IUld Saa JoaqulnJltlll Roiid. tng rirl over 21• dftlres Cam In o Re a I s an 64>-7614 ar s COLE PLUMBING \Vil pd, Call btwn W. · $153 mo. Telephone (714) lff.1900 _r o o.m mate w I 1 am e Clemente ' t. pm. DAY child & infant catt: my 24 hr. 8ervice. 645-ll6l 636--4120 Newport Beach lot ftl'ltal tnrorm.adob quallflcationa. 548-6643 alt · 6 mo part Greyhound Ii home, near Do u g I a s • ~-------- fi61 Victoria St '.ll , •• S155 NEAR * DELUXE •• 2 BR apt l 9pnr M~~go or: ,:.,th~~~ Poodle. Vic Ramona Way I: 894-8004. Stwing/Alter•i'lons 2 BR., crpt/drps, bltna, OCEAN Ir BAY. LGE ba, drps. ·crpts, t.ilttia. 1u. M01HER &: daughter will 1n Ne'wport Towri. He:e =S.. R::::U C all DAY child &. infa.rt1 cart', SeWiNG-DESIGN'iNG From $130 to $215 mo beamed cell. $140 mo, ..No CHARMING 2 BR APT % bllc froJl'l ocean, -Yr. lb.are home on bus line. where bears couJd hibernate or ' my home, nt nr Douglas. Men/\Vomeo. Reas. Rates pets. J~I blks W. of' Harbor GREAT FOR CPL' TO EN: round lse. $ 26 5 /mo, Color TV . You'll find the place to in-LOST 9/6 vie Mesa Verde. 394-SOOI I $10 min. CaJI 846-7450 BochtlO" • 1 Bdrm1 2 ldm11 ·e S Bdrm• Hi •r'2 Full Batbt _ BJ. ~ W. W~n. 646--3786 T ER TA IN T II E JR n4i/56-'1297. 8t&-5337/642--6494. ebrlate. Look for the . Lt, gm parakeet,_ \\lkdays Contr•ctor VICKI'S ORIGINAL.~ or 54s..<l760 FRIENDS 0 NL Y $210 FEM -t 21 28 CABERNET !/4, 6'2·8584 or 54:>--7129 on -· · • · LRG 1 BR, carport, wet bar, • roomma e -to SAVIGNON -wk end!. -Vtckl. Reward. REMODEL or r e n o v a t e • Custom des_!_gning & ~e~rllng e TROPICAL POOL e YRLY. 675-1304, 673-1909. drps & Iha&: cipts, Stepa to share new duplex in N.B. Your clue: i!I he~ so don't Ce I • alterations. 645-4325. 2 Br. Studio, l~i Ba., frpl, SEACLIFF -Manor Apts. l heh Sl60, 64&-2080. w/aame. $100 mo + util. ht long, AU. white male ('at, deaf. Li nr~a bo~~~c~r &. sons, -Alterat'ons--642 5845 Muter alze bedrooms w/ spir. strce, $200, tum. $210. Br U" 2 Br "!!'" n..-1 Ew/wlmd1 646-8725-. CASH FOR COINS Vic Bay & Ne\\'POrt Blvd, c. · yr1_1, C:\'P. , 1 , , • . hhl:b beam ceWnp:. laJp 145 E. ... lb St • '"' • ••9'9· irvv • Seal a..ch CM. Call ~2837. Ftte est. 831-1109. Neat, aceurnte. _I() )Ca.r5 exp. llVln 1., ... 1168 "'° · • No. 15. Crplll, -drps.-blLne. -aarb. -FEMALE to l!lbare beaut. 2 Silver, Gold, Collecliona, 'ACi{'i'a-jil;;:;:ji<;;;;;;\ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii.J = :, •W ~pla:.~ ,,,_.. · dlspl. l52S Placentia Ave. LARGE apt 3 BR. 2 BA, 2 BR. tum. apL, Hunt. Bch, Accumulations, U.S. Type, LOST Sal. Male Iril!h Setter, JACK Ta .u l a n e-Rf'pair -·-• la •-1•-1 II • -• ,~.t ow di"""''"' blk to beac~ ...... g .-... I Oct l ••1..s-•-·-• nd Stam I C t M n. rd remod., add it. 2'D >Tl'· exp. ~-.-----,111 i i 0o~mt un ... ,-aret j.>iJ mo-ut pd.-1 Br. apL ~ """' · ~· · • ._ -.. • .... .,,., w same, on • C'J '"" c-w.-.:.op a ps Needed .,~., ..,,, ot.62.a eaa. ncwa · Lic'd. fi.fy \Vay Co. S4'7-oo36. ott kitchen. Enclosed pa• Crpts. drp1, stove & retng, 548-2682. -bltns. $250. mo. ( 213) !JYe· PAY TOP DOu.AR vw-•• ..,..;11•11 . tlot. 2 swimmlna J>001I. gar, Av! 9172. Call eves LEASE 2 bdrm, incl Stove &: sn..5T'3. YOUNG business man OLD COIN SHOP Addi tions * Jlemodeilns ~~...;.~ti,!~__. lad_ Nuu0~.. 642-3375. . ' :retrig, garage. $190. mo. 305 wanted to •hare 2 br bc:h 222 Fore1t, LB. 494.rrn Gerwlck Ii Son, Lic'd ·~ ~-·"' •. ~ J[f4' J 6~. * 549-2170 Job Wonted Mole 700 peta. SPACIOUS~ Br. Bar, Bltns. 33rd St. (213) !l85-G121 or I ·· 11¥1 house w/samc. 835-5500 WANTED! Consignn1ent'Pot-Instruction. ' • Crpta. Sl65/mo, 135 Albert (213) 765--1988 Ap.lrtrMnhfOrRwlt . betwn 9 am & 5 pm. tery -Leatbenvork -Pnlnt· G•tdenl"I P/\TNTER will trade Tabor Modtl1 0ptn 'tit I pm. Pl: ~ A. C.M. See Mgr NEW duplex. Yearly. l BR. 2 ffi\TINE-.Woman w/yng c 11 -J e w e Ir Y -\Yood· BOB'S GARDENfNG for reliable tt·ansporta tion 2700 Peterson Way, CM Apt • Ba. $325; 2 Br., 2 ba, $273. to share lge hoine ,v/samc. work.Custom made shim, Schools & & LANDSCAPING car. ~2. **BEAUTIFUL l 6 2 BR. Frplc., ocean/bay vu· Aptl., Pvt nn &. ba. Intervw req'd, dresses. Detail!!: Bring Instructions 575 Irvine Industrial RE'TtREn finance Exec, 58, nr H•rbor Blvd & Contemporary Garden Apt11. 962-0349 or 213/694-1183. Furn. or Unfurn. 370 $140 mo. 552-7097. sample. 130 E. 17th St. CM, -ComplV:C"s. seeks ealarird Pos.' or Apt Adami Patioa, frplc .. pool. $155-WATERFRONT Spac. 3 BR, Cost• M.te ROOMMATE WANTED Store 1 FRENCH & GE~ 5.57-4299 aftt'I" 5pl)1. Mgr. 64>-2379 or &16-1231. 546-5025 $170. Call 546-5163. & tam rm ., boaUdck a\lail. ~---Student OK. F·--de'"'ls * MEN * Exper Eurcpean eac r. -~ ~ IF . Call 552-9541 AL'S Landscaping. Tree JobW•nted,Femele102 LARGE DELUXE 2 br, Part furn. yr lse. $1125. call 642-40t2 B prn to IO pm. YOU ARE SINCERE & removal. Yard remodeling. DliLUXE, APARTMENTS Air Cond • f'll>l•'• • 3 Swim· ming Pooll • Health 'Spa • T~ O>urts .. Game and BillllldR6om. 1 BR. From $160 J BR. 6 Den From $180 MEDITERRANEAN VILLAGE crpUdrps, bltns, dshw1hr, 642-3559. MALE ... NEED A lSI' CLASS £&. . Trash hauling, lot cltanup. GOOD TYPIST ** NEW ** , ~1-30, 3 BR Dana CORT • CALL 833--9328 or I lf5J patio, gar. Nr So. Cst Plaza. BAYFRONT 2 'Br .. den & . Point home. $100 mo. 8J6.9360, n NE H 0 Un s.... lftd..... ~ 11prlnklus, 67~. Will de your typlnt •t From $165. 546-!Jni. wet bar. Single man. \Vint er * * 493-1296 * * SERVICE ¥ '" . . E X p ER T J a p an e a e 1 her horrie, Wit). rlckup ~i!t,t:i:,rb::.$1id:8°!k ~~~~% W. Bay Ave. IA COSTA APTS. 1 Oere911 for Rent 435 PROBLE~ Pregnancy. Con· 11 b lttl ~:i:;~~ht~t~o;s;,h~r~"'n;I F~.~::,~ ~Sc pt~·~: 1996 Maple No. l •••• &1.2--3813 2 BR, close, to beach. No . 1 & 2 Bedroom CLOSED GARAGES 1 o r :nt, s Y m P ~~-he t I c 11 YI "I cleanup. 968-3486. or wUI work by hour DI& C.ollege No. 5 • •• 64,2-.. pets. $225. '· • Built·ins • Shag carpels storage. $25/mo. gn;ancy oounse~..,. Abor. WOULD )'C~-l~e~ to ~E_yait 7 * LAMOSCA' ING -* c•ll W-3095. 3 BR. $165 per mo. 1%. Ba. :! Geo; Williamson Rltr ~70 e Drapes e Walk in closets 2135 Elden Ave, Apt 6, CM ~~ =~ ref. AP· or 8 yr old girl after achocil. New la\\'ns, S p r i 11 k I er s, NEED 'br]J) at OOmc!. \Ve BR. $150 per mo. Newly OCEANFRONT, lge, 3 BR, 2 e Swimming Pool Office Rent•I . 440 ESCORT SERVICE My home Bal. Is. Bus 11top decks, cleanup. State Uc'd. have Aides e Nurses e decor. Child ok. 7 5·3 ba. S325JS3151$425 e Bar·b-Ques ~S blk from Hse. _(CdMJ 536-1225. llousekprs • Compankms Shalimar Mgr. 645-097'3. lrwin Co., Rltr&. 644'-4llll e Enclosed Garage In O.C, NEEDS SH Alt P 645-1674 AM, after 1:00 PM EXP. ltawa!ian Gardener. e Homemakers .. Upjohn 2400 Harbor Blvd .. C.M. tnl) 557·8020 RENTAL OFFICE OPEN 10 M.f to 6 PM E-SIDE 2 BR $ISO l BR, 2 ha, frplc. 1 bik to All utmties Paid ~~WY~ ~~ GffitS. 333·9323 or 67";!6«. Complete gardening service 547~. 'Bltins,w/w,frig.Pool.Adlts. bch.$275yearly.Nopeb:. :0..,~~~ .,.!Ut!-4'(~ YOUNG 5tt SChool open 1 Kamalani, 646-4676. 'FC ~~-bkp._/_O_lf_,-1.,.-.-Pre~-,.-,' Nopets.642-9520. _.,_.~ ~ qr• VINCENT J, Preatera . d 54·730 m A-s fYI" 1 \"'11 Pork.Like Surrolindlng QUIET DELUXE 243BR~ Pvt. PatlOI * Htd. Pools Nr Sbop'g * Adults Only Martinique Apts. 1777 Santa Ana Ave .. C.M. Mg. ,.pt. Ill 64$.S5l2 GAROEN-SETIING 2 Br, drps, nu crpt, bllns, pvt patio & garage. Cali 54S-S71l. Daft• Point .,,___, Adults, no pets A JP1LA\rull{ WALIK. @. Urgent that you <'all your ayii: • : > : P · lo'" E x p E n I EN c E o an<l r •, my p ace or ours. ,.,, WATERFRONT cba.rm. Yr-\Valking distance to ~-.-.......--elder sistC"r! Important 2%-6. Profenk>nal teachers rellable garde'nlng SE'rviee, take FC your books or train ly _, mo 2 br ....t A-.. shoppi'"' ..-....... Sni.111 Wltetltont effict' i" Nrwp0rl'1 cld ! il b . $3) wkly. 646-3706, f-estimate•. -•J072 &. su-r your gi rl 6~3569. ' -' ' ....... '"'-t'D• 354 . ''-" '"''""'"'' C.1111t11 trtl. Sophistluteod forni1hinp nm Y U!IU!C"SS. a..-.:; :10.l'---~ Dock avail 6~1145 Avoc64a2~97o 08 St,, C.M. ~:'!!1:rcr.~e!:'ufii~~~h~p':.blfy Cont ALCOHOLICS Anonymou!I. LICENSED. Xlnt day care in COMPLETE L a"' n & MlDPLE-AG Ef> v.'Oman will 3 Br, 2 ba, yearly. Strps to Pho 54.2-721 ·my home. To ~ yrs. Prefer Cartlenina se rv irl". Hauling give tf!tl<ler lovlng care to ~'IOIONN N NlllNm-nw llOOLW$LW$_A ~ 7 or write infants. 548-64~ " 1n1···-& toddlers. Li-no· ooe"an & bay. $285. Anita, l~lls.1231 ~I P.O. Box 1223, Costa Mesa. · & clean-up. Jim 548-0405. a uuo ..... OCEAN view, large 2 BR, 2 Jones Rlty, 673-6210 =="""'°"· BABYSITI'ING in my home. • ed. 64&.-226.1 . ...._..,. .. n E .S.P. ,Counseling-Cla11Ses, Ex-. w/bable11. Part or Heuhng, c,"'o~u"sE'"'KEE=~.P~E~R--~~~-.. -. I BA, cpts, drps, & blUns, aun 3 BR., 2 ba. Oose to bay 4 ~u.uftlu Oft DESK apace available •=n etc Your home Cl •prty ~· ~ .__, •1nt1 U .,_., _, · · uor ' f/time. Ref11. 646-4274. SKIPIJ)ADER • dump truck Live In. No 11-thU•-• uwcony. ~-per mo. the beactf $290 Mo., yearly Sparld1na New Adult AptJ. mo. Will provide furniture Rev. Mickey, 558-lSOL .. '03 un: ... 837-3927 or 837-5178. Agent 67>1642. • 2 BR, 1 BA. Furn 1225 at $5 mo Answering aervice Carpenter .. 'Ork. Concrete &: a11phalt Rels. 549--284'7·24 hn. Fee. · JAPANESE boy needs home 1awin1 le breakin&, ~~=-~~~== 2 BDRM .• 2 BA. 11S5. Crpt1, Apt Unlvm. JP. e 2 BR, 2 BA. UJlt. $210 available .. 222 . Forest Ave, with !amUy atlendJnc high LARGE OR SMALL 84S-71l0. • Jobs W•ntocl, M & F 704 drpo. blbls. G&-M!il Iller 61 "'""-' =="'---..;..;... Private pattoo, luab lortlt . Laguna Belcll. -BChool. 543.:1354, pm A: wtmds. \ , Newport leach aett:inc. Carports, a:u paid. DESK ~ an.Oable $50 ,... • .... . All Typea Work! CUt doort. TREE & Ire pWlt removal. FOR your best in domestic E•tl Bluff ll4E.2'JthSt.C.M~548-0137 mo. WW provide tumlture ~Es in 1 ~. Meta panel. remodel, finish, Rototll renovate yard help call BlandlncEmploy-Fot family or adult, llvinc. 2-..1 bedrooms, fireplace, patio. pool. Great lbcaUon. THE VENOOME · e DELUXE e EXCllJSIVE ~~ !!. ;;:i ~ a .. u.':_ 1m;':l':ch mw'. private reading•. SU.1178. CUSTOM ~wotk panel· M&T, 612-1403. Anai>elicl sr. An ah e Im, ' 3 SR, 2 BA Apt for1e&R. EXECUTIVE · Ave No. 3 e 548-6f70. Huntington Beach. 642-021 Social Clubs ~ Ing. Cabinets. Gen'l repain. YARD, garage cleanups. ·"635-5421'"'"""'"'·-.---,-=.:-:::-::;;;;I -·~ . at 15 ADI ~ &eTVke Plzyalcs, A s tr o 1 o g y A frame, repain, etc. 962-1961. t:leanui>& Moveni'.aul. Call ment Agency. lG4 So • 1845 Anaheim, Inckl sp.iC. inuter autte, din BAY VIEW OFFICES Pb. Duke D •Durk•• Remove trees. dirt, ivy, Help W•ntecf, M & P no nn I. dbl -.: •ulo door RESIDENCES l.quno -FINO YOURSELF 61&-'1598. Dr Ive" a y •. -adinr. LRG 1 BIL $140 + Dep. Crpl!c, caiport 4 lndry In bldg. Nr. shop!!, acllla A !rwy. Avail 9/:lO. 998 El camino, Apt 1, CM . r . ~uxe, air-<ondltioned IN SOMEONE ELSE, •· opener avail. Pool 4 1HATL00K BEAUT.lBR,2BRorbae!>-, Redeeoral<d.Lldoarea DISCOVER CorpotSorvlco 847-2666. Actnts.CoMtr CPA $151< Recreatio; ;s • terraoe, oceap view, nr Realonomlca, Bkr. 67$-6700 DISCOVERY JOHN'S Carpet IE Upholstery YARD & Garage Cleanup. Lqal Secretary S6SO 1165 Amlp Way, NB DOWN ON belcll. -am, 675-01'6 BA YFRGNT o/fice for tent nt/~ 2131381·3393 Ori-Shampoo 1 r ' e Scotch-F1ff eat. 7 day•. c.au Jr. Ac<ounlarct Open -·· • Managed by THE BAY CLlJB pm. . approx 1100 oq. tt. on 2nd -guard (Soil Retardants). ..,......, Slll-503!. = I::.~ Travel $7~ WILLIAM WALTERS oo. Newport 8Mcll floor, bay view S3tO per mo. I [SJ D!greutrs Ii all color GEN. Hauling. Trtt/l!hrub Secretaries to $700 DELUXE 2 Br, l~i Ba Studk> on dead-end atreeL Crpta. -pool, bllnl, priv. paUoa. $155. 1 child ok. No pets. 548-1154. Huntinp:an hllCh TM New V• n•, • TIC: 'm-6450. Lott Md fOlnf I brightener• &: 10 minute trbtl. Gar A yd cleanup, Dental Chrside lo ssoo lbt..,,MNewpwt L• OFTICE-Store. 52l aq. ft. Off bleach tor white carpeh. Est. m-2303. 557~. Dictaphone Typist $450 Shady Elma and Pool l .. ' BR. $140 up. FUm. Avail. QUldftn'1 teet. ELM GARDENS Apts. in E. 22nd St CM - .Chlkl...., Welcome e FAMILY AFFAIR e 1, 2 & 3 BR's, $1!0 to $23S Tean11 c~ poo~ BBQ, child play area. Day care center, 3 story .... bldi. Incl. gym A party nm. DESIGNED FOR nlE GROWING 1 IJ,R. unfurn Sllfl water pd. FAM I Ly• SEE FURN. Crpta..518 Bernard SI "A", MODELS. tn4) 842'.-0629. C.M.· -OeJl · btwn 1 A ~ ~=640~1-·W~ARNER~ __ A_V_E_. _ "'-"I! .01"" ATI'RACTIVE brand new -·-~-~..,,.., QUIET, lpac Mesa Verde 2 ~ nr the bell. 1 A 2 Br I __ , avail. Beaut. •PPointtd in-Br. upper, B tns, ~JK:l gar, _, Id hook -• adlts only. $15 ~I mo . U& w :..up, .... .,.c, d.rw'llhr, encl gar. No pet&. 646-262'7. AdWt.a only. $170-$22.5 . 3BR, 28A apt. ·1~6 El ~1247. Camino St. CM. No\ pell. -*~M~O~'l'E~IN~10~D-1'.Y~*­ $1TS per mo $lOO dt:p1M1lt. Spae 2 &. 3 BR. tn 4-plex. All U>-43M exttas. POol, rec bldg. Kid11 DELUXE 1 A: 2 BR, 1 A 2 welcome. Fram $139. See ha. 1160 up. Pool. Adulls. Mg, 173ll Keel!on ''.B". Utll pd. 324 E. 20th St., !168-7Sl0 or 847-dilO. 615-4761 WALK TO BEACH ·* BRAND NEW * 1 A 2 er. Cpts. drps, 2 BR, bllnfl, dshMhr, crplt, dahwahr, n; 15th: 30816th. -1undetk. Adulll. llOll· 117,.3957 • .... \14$<75111. LRG 2 BR, bltlm, crpls, BIACHBLUFF Apl1, II 2 llr.. 2 Ba.. pool, patio, dl'J)I. patio, a:ar, no pe , d~ -~ .. -A 11«1. SS!-«llO ··~· -...... ... 117-Q;. 2 BR, -Crpts. -· nnse/oYtn, refriJ. No pets. SllO/mo. 9611-1455. . 2 BR u.p&tain •Pt. New W/W ept lhrllouL Drpa, dl-1. bllilll... Go\'· 9$2-8;18 w appt to [lttt• • %BR, w/apPilllice• 1135. l50 SOcur!Jy. .. ~l LRGl s Br.. 1 ..,,. 4p1.,. 0)11. """ 11/0i lnd!y, 2 ·Br ai>I in Colla .M-No gar, 1nld. a.lid '*' ·'130· ~ 11.15. Q.&117. · · 567-1170.sr ~~,.-=ci"'o"'u"'s"".2"'Br'"'."'2"'Ba,_. 1,...m,..,,. l BR, -crpt -IC!ovt, I"' bal'o 1 ~ to. -ntrla· Adults. Lad)I or Ytad$, $2511/mo. Bk r . ooup1,. 1115. -~p. ..... "-~~-----' {, LRG, "'nil¥ 1 Br. upper NEW Irr 2 Br uni apt Yard. .., crpts, dtP9. bl\!11.ntrl(. Walll~ to Hunu.aton C..t<r. Slio/m0. 545-5270, 833-354o. 11601mo. Pit n4c821.Q417. • i StuMl'18 ,1 A ~ br, 2 BR apt. Oc>led prqt. 2 ha, . .,.,.~ .... ..... O:i>ts. -ChUd • lillall ,,!J! Ml. Ulh S\. C.M. ,. .. oi(. ll«l/mo. W-1149. SP AC. ' l BR, l\idlta, no peta. LRG. 1 BR apL $125. With « QW<t ..... ' Nr aho~. W/out nfrl&, Avail aft Sil $140. • $11olln . 17:1'72 Alb Ln. 118, - 1 A I BR. Adiltit; 00 DOii! ' BR. ap(•$llO. 2 BR t1>1. BA~ llCADOWS APTS. $1115. 21711 8. --!ff w. Bay St., cM e4H773 Call ~2211 or 541M218. LOE 2 BR 11\idlo, 111 ba, FOR Ratt ......... 1 BR -crpll, ~· lllO: mo. e.pt. 4llh ~. mrta .. Aftll Stpt 11. 97Mdl. c:rt>ta. 4ra~ M. 111-8127. •* LOE. neMl' j 8lt IG_E. 2 llR ttudlo. Del. Relrli .. bllltl. S13> mo. llo aar .. patio A loneo4 111'1· chlld"'n or pall. 83!-9Gl7. 11511. No pell. -· • • Eiepnt. new apartmeat rNo l'/Je St. PQ. Utll. 2052 Newport Save your money by saving Houstcltlning Recept!PBX S400 idcncce wida vilft to ti. ' Blvd., 0.1 646-1252 Found (fl'ff adt) 550 me extra trips. Will clean Med. Gal r·riday $415 ~~~ .. ~~ I PLUSH small ~Hice suite, living rm., dining rm. I MESA C1eanlng. C&rpeh, Steno $450 __ , "~ ·~ b• Newport Center. 644-3814 or F 0 UN D : Be au t It. u 1 hall $15. Any rm. $7.50, windows, floorl, et c · Aut Bkpr/Capis. to $600 tioD.landapedlikcaroyal I 1g 642-3073 long·haittd kitttn vie. couch $10. Chair $a.15 yrs. Rald/oom•J, 557•6 74 2 • NEWPORT prdcn. .. .. r: Stater Bros Market on exp. 111 what counts, not su..tl.11. j P1r1onnel Attncy •Uacxcclled"¥ieWs&lld , . . BuiJness Rent•I ..., Fairview Ir Baker, C.M. bu method. I do work mySeit. Dedlcatlcl Cle1nint 133 Dover br., N.B, Iocatio.i j OCEAN view paneled office. collar. 557-1763. Good rtt. 531-0101. * WE DO EVERYTHING * 642-3170 Full~Wltkf«oceaa · f $l if.Q Approx llXl sq ft, 2nd floor, MESA Verde area. Youna: Cattrinl Refs. Free est. 646-2839 i~inu;ato~yaicht ·t rom At1 .easy access. good parking. hick cat \\•/whitt cheat 1:: COMPLETE eddi nd Prof. Ctrpet Clt•nlng ACCEPTING Appllc.aUona: hs Balboa Bay 'open for inspection 9: 30 tQ fC"eL Very affectionate. Flea w ng a Also wlndov.·a & floor care Cooks Relie1 Ir dinner "'minutes totbe Bay Oob Oa kwood Is $1 million in 4, Go by & look &: then call collar. 54>1678. prt;y. J!et'V,, invltJ., floral, can Dutch 537.IStlJ Sam-Gpm Hostess/cashier P/t wknds Panoramic*" of re creation. Swimming MiJIJ!I Loquisl, 639-0150, After KITTEN w/while pa\YI, chin :e~'.!!12!1 etc. 536-7~ OJ' HOUSE OF cl.EAN Dilhwuher ovtr lB grvyd. CataHnaldand: pools. Heal th clubs. 5, Mr. Hickman, 544·8511. lr slomachVic of Irvine& -I alla: Cocktail 'va;t re s s &; •24-hoorliC:mi:lt Saunas, Tennis courts. '2333 E. Coast Hwy., CdM, Flowtr St ct.-i 5i8-46l5 C•ilings ~· i: =•~24~ · waitresses. Apply at Colony Manned paid-home Bllliards. Indoor gotf driv· near MacArthur intersection ·• · • ... Kl t ch e n , San Juan enuance-viaitor11erueed Ing range. Sand Volleyball OFC apace & shop tor lease. Vic. MellB. Verdt Shopping * SPARKLING WHITE LADY ~Y \V 0 r k Capistrano. per~~!.. TV Whl 1 1 8 lh 1 • A 1700 tt A' nd 2 lR.ISH setter, well trained. New acoustical ttlllnga houaecleanlng Reliable. own "•~O~M~l~N~l~ST~R~A-T~l~V~E~S~EC=·y Cloied ..... --..... 1 rpoo a s. And ots ppr sq . ir co . Cenler 557-4457 A-tt--, .,_., '"H ... -.,. . -...... "' l.Ja:btcdmbtcmncaD more. A resident tennis o-head drs. Next to · "J uoo:; .,.. ..... ,io..> ne trantportatiOn. vi,,..•~-"'· $588·$712 per month parkinJ . pro and activities director Barden's-Pest Control, 696 FND sweattr vie. Newport * SPARKLING MUTE JAPANESE lady to do hou11.e-Under gf'n 'I dirf'Ction. prr- Privatc elevator .cn1u wh o p lans free Sunday Randolph Ave., C. M . Harbor High. Identify, 646-Ntw acou.,.tlcal ceilinp clMJ\ing. Own transport•· form difflcul L & com plex iaeacb bWldins brunches and barbecues. 546-5570 Ask for Mr. 8622. Any time, ~n83 Rf!a11. fion· Call 549·1029. clerical, steno. &. src'J \\·ork. lAmplit walkn}'I Starting as low as $140. Barden. Expert Hovteele1nlng HI schJ grad & 4 yrg or r1ro-•A~tt.~1~~~.-~ S lngles, one and two·~ CHO.IC& rtntah, Co1ta * * * * * *By Day. Ms. 1.16-0548 zrnsively re~ponslble exp. w:lt!li ...._, . .....,.;u M 17th & N Blvd Dictation 96 \vpm. lyping 50. All4l1 cUk: ki&c:bea bed,ooms furnished and eaa, ewport · J•nltori1I Apply City Hall, 4201 Cam· PrftitllpMio-b.-.. unfurnished. Sorry no ·lbea&n. Shop 01 0~· pu Dr,. Inrlne, Cal. 92664. == =:a~ecra chlldren or pets. Models Reu rent. 2 left. Call Boo Jdfi i:ltanlnt Service on or before 5 pm , Sept. 29, WalJ.co.waU l;lfJlel...., open dally 10 10 7. =·or leave meaage Relidential· -Commerdal tm. <n4> 833·3840. ~/!'-'""'-o.kwooc1 l'J36.tm Anaheim. c .M. Trader's Paradise P•ln•:l* ~ * ADVERTISING _..,..._ SECRETARY · =....,JWIJminoRd Gluden Apertmentl Gl'OUnd &or olllce• • 500 ... P,opo •!'!11!'1 Great oppty. tor ambitious, lluillola -ft. 1100. 650 oq. It. $ll.I. • 11· nes No """"" hlrhly .tdlled girl. Brains, _1_ .__ Newport Beach Prlv, toiletl, pq., n r PA initiative, " SH -'d. llOanylllWM-1-1"1noand1~h Ne"-~-. Schwu.r. *WALL PER* ·-• "' .. ,..... • ..... J • eall • M U l-1e10. ·~~.,,,.r·na11"" &IH85G·eo12-a110 m-:1654. ·times 541-=n,.. • .:::;m ALTERATION Lady •• 1 ..... =. ••-~·oo • ' 'THE Nc.Cl'ORY". t01> -.. INT • EXT i · 1or fabric 11hop. Some ell· wilb pool sislilll of 32 Wlkzl)f boutique d JI 111: pa nttng, paper ... 4ccka I -II .. I ohopa..has2openlna•inlha 0 ars hantin&. natural wood .,.1='n',.,·,,,64&-454<==·-,.,--,,-1 Eutdlltadaauaarooo:w _ ,,., mall rana1DI tram $80 ~. fin11hlng. 5 41-1905 or APARTMENT Atgn, Exp, JllDloJd ,_ •~ 30th St. N-Bt•a'-543-2759 cple, I/ti me. 56 unlts, Pomo!_..._ -• ...... ~. .:;:::,.;;=.·==-=-:---.---~-or ••• -M PROFESSIONAL ~•nt-Tultin, Full malnt. 846-3'12'1. ' Rooms 400 Uhl"'i.IQUV ~· 4 BDRM, larse patio A 27' inbd crui1. aat:boat, 1966 .-_.. ..... 592-5"712 Rent•11 WantwHI 460 tarae block fenced )'d. Hunt· Royal Vlking •'6-S5900 val· Hon•• t wot1c. nu. ROOMS $U w!c. up wild!. ~~-•--".. _,1 ~ 8"11Ch, Approx. llOOO w/Npl-.-f7400 vat. s.a: L!c/lnl .. lnt!Ext. lfta nt. AUTO l3fl. "1o. !IP Apta. Low EX~u" • ~ ~'". ~ -1'>r land or I! """' 2nd TD-$5300 vat. Trd Reta. 51U7S9. SALESMAN monthly ratta 237' Newport adults, want to rent 3 or 4 842-1783 all or pt for mb' hm Tn-59C8 HOUSE-paintinc, tnt. 6 ext,. Blvd CM 54M755. Br home, Coron& del Mar 1 t i c l Ill ' ·-a """ .......... -. n.1boa WOODLAND Hlll11 home COSI'A M~n. 4-pl"' $55 000 a cc o u a ce rigs, FURN .. ...... .... """'_ .... ., atu • • reaaol'll.blf}, tree e 1 t . · ut~. shldenVprefer-Peninsula. Neff Oct. ts. $51,000 val, Eqty $27,000. 4 vat or 2 4-plext:! for SU0,000 TI41536--5857 red. Oole to OCC/UCI. 155 $350/mo. max.lmum. CaU Br. 2-J,fi Bn, pool. Fot plant'. All lie 2 BR. Want DtnA ,;:o=:.:..::;c.:·~,...."70-- MO. 642-8520. N&ncy Powell, ~Mon income prop, Magill Co., Pt, N. San Dl~o or )and. SEPT. salt , bl& di a c., Rm, klt<:h, laundry, a thru Fl1, 8 lo s. . Rltr. 64().()98S, 613-n78 or 1.m,.27•'· 5'i7-5846. ,,.,allpapet & ht1.ni· pool prlv. tttrBt:ti. PROFESSIONAL family WANT 1 acre vacant com-HAVE tree Ir C!Ieu $45-M lng, l!l.000. Sam.pits The IC-6210; ""4472 twedl clean pool home. Alk mtMl. •ullabtr tot ltor. houAt. Want local tncomr ;::":=anrm::;;.c'";,c,· =,..--:--,.,,- PRIVATE :room with private for Frank. Alt. ts.m. qe )'ard. JIA r. l!im equity with IJ')tndable-, • PROF. Palntlns, allo roof11, .... u..,,._-.:, -W ' "Whit. Elephants OVtl'-f\IP. 6t6-S226 II ... Full Ume salesman Meded at Orange County'1 oldest American Mr1ors Dealtt· 11hlp, Sale11 have DOUBLED In pn,st year & we need ht'lp, Sele Larry Lee at WardS.Lee AmericenMoeols,. 547-5826 ~lb and ~--" •tt k ,, in rented 2 br t /p,tde hom~. Mad"e D1vl• Rtallor acc:o1.11. ce:U., lntf!r/txtt.'l' • B. area. 115-311.1. nJns your houMT Turn ,_ ( 1133-1160 Lie/Ina. F1ff ffl. 645-5191. SIZEPING. nn ftr employed tnto "C&.lh" , •• 1ell them 21,i ACRES No. CalJf, BdA.T 21' optn utJJ, on trtr PAINTING • Honest, clt an, 1234 So. Main St. man OVf'I' a>, Sl)/mo. Nr. Un a Dally Pilot Clualfled 'l'rftl, ckMll ti'> town • C.C. eng, needl work, -.:J ruaranteed work. titcerued 1 ~==S._n=•,,•~An=a==- 1711> & lrtlllt; Cl46111-87U, ja4! i•ke. Im). value. Trad• value, Want 'ml<hln loolJ Alnlunld.1175-5740. i AUTO POLISHING ~-~ ~ 411 Ml R I ••• for car or•• trk, car, camp, bus.. thins of Yau don't need a l\tn in l Full-p/tinwo auto polish A: ...,.., ...,....,. K . tnfl 1 ..._. (n4) ·m.m val. 2099 Plactnda. MT..-"Draw Fut" when >'OU pJ rce J detail 1>()3~Uons. Multi locl~ COME' tH ... ...., \.w1• --t 1m &need st--•e C.!.t an U ln tbe DAILY PILOT lk,n. Growth co. Good JllY• w¢ ,,,/., ~-~&;. ao."11. .. mP.,.:;;;, io,,per * * * * * *Want Ada! can now. -·1 METRO CAR WASH time ptrmHUnc. t42J1J'71 tt/S8.50 mlnlrnum. IG-6560. 6fl.Q6'll 2%0 Ha.rbor Blvd., C.M. .. \ DAILY '1LOT Business Careers SECRETARIAL Legal, Executive, Medical Secretary, Slen<>- eraph~, Clerk·Typllt, Receptionist. ACCOUNTING Bookkeeping, Accounting Clerk. DATA PROCESSING Keypunch, Keytape. Doy & Evening Classes Approved For Veterans Free Placement Assistance Exte nded Payment Plans 541-2673 MTI BUSINJSS COLLEQE ' 2100 N. Main St., Santo Ana Newport-Riviera early achievement center AGES 2-9 YEARS e Proloul~I ~xpor. T11ch1~1 __ e Accrodltod Progrom K-3rd Gr. e Hall Doy & Full Day Pr09ram1 Ai111 2..S • Phonics-Number Concepts-Science e Arts & Crofts, Music & D•nce • ConvorsaJlonol French & . Sponlsh HOURS 7 AM·6 PM Marguorlte & 5th, Coron• dol Mor HELP FOR WORKING MOTHERS! A new NON-PROFIT DAY CARE CENTER will •Pen in September, sponsored by the Assistance League. PRESCHOOL CHILDREN, 21'. to 5 years old will be welcome regardless of religion • or race. MOTHERS must be working or training for a job. LOCATION: Corner of Bay Street and Orange Avenue In Costa Mesa. (at St. John the Divine Chureh) FEES based entirely on your income. . HOURS : 6:30A.M. -6 P.M., Monday through Friday, year around. PURPOSE: to give your child the best of care and food and a chance to learn 8!14 play In a happy, loving atmosphere while you're at work. IF YOU'RE INTERESTED, please leave your name with us or call 675-0191 or 67S.15'3. • • ' Schools and Instructions Thia variety of fine Khool1 c:ould introduce you to a new tomorrow. fw fwfMr .. ,___ ,...Nlot ... Dolly p;lof Schok oM loofMlleo DINctoty CALL '42-1671, IXT. 321 l1tereded In A Real Estate Career? PRIPARI FOR STATE IXAM IN FOUR WEEKS LICINSING PRIPARATION FOR • Ital Es1Jtl Salesllen & hers e _. Assistm Fw Gnlllltls Wl1ll lealfilll lrabrs. • e ll3y Allll EYetill Classes • Braker Referral Proll1m • $110-ful eaurse·. I For lnlormatl-8rochun . Frff 0-1 LKtvro, -NowpoM,325 No. (Ohl) Newport Blvd. . 548°1192 , EDMOND. ·f. JACKSON .: R<!al Estate Education Since 1964 ACADEMY REAL ESTATE CONTRACTING & INSURANCE SCHOOLS GI-Master Charge & B of A · DELIVERY ol DAILY ' PILOT, SUNDAY ONLY, to ....... perboys. Requ!fts the me or a station WllDI or Van. Conlact ID'· lllD7 Seeley, 330 Wetl ~ SL, C<llta 111-. DELIVERYbO>....ud. Frtwa)' .Auto. mOJ,-Rd, Lqun&N- DENTAL -•tic lib tralne<, mun 1mow denW .,rmblololY • proctdunl. Non 1moker. Some chlltalde. PftL betwn II .l ', 28. 64+<l6l1. DENT AL Rect"ptiolilst. a- per. neceu. for a~ dental ofc. M'ult be brllbt enthuaiasUc I: cbeertul. -DENTAL RECEPTIONIST V<!rJ ••e · d. Chall•...,. poaltlon. 111'!'1 know i.. SUl'aJ)Ce. Hnt.c Be a e b. -· DENTAL. From olllce, Slrl. 2 doctors, Santa Ano. Ezp. 1; rds req'd. Mf.ID9. Children discover great things at our school • . . Themselves. •·As111 2·11 • But S.riice e Spo<l1I Cl1SHs: ·6>~ ~i) rel9em~ 1Dc~=:=-~=·~~"".~~..;.-_:"""._~_ ... D E SIGN ER -Draftlman. A good pre-school can give a child a good headstart. On his future education and his future. . · 1 Early Achievement Center _is one of these g~d pre-schools. Perhaps the best in the country-At our school a child discovers that such thin~s as math, science & language are interesting. But, he discovers the most in!eresting thing of all, Himself. OK it sounds good. But expensive. Not so, Only our standards are high. Tuition is surprisingly reasonable. Call us to find out, Or visit during OPEN HOUSE Monday-Thursday, 3 p.m.-4 p.m. ~ALTON Art, Biiiot, S-h Thor1py • Recre•tion: Woodworking, Cooking, Pottery, Flold Trips. • On 11!1 child Psychologlst. · e Consulting Pedi1tr~ci1n.. S1111fJowtr E•rly Athitv•rnt11t C.l'lftr 251 S Wt•t Su11·flow•r Av•1111• Pho"t: 540-4750 A ffttrrib.r •f tti• U.S. Fi1tt1tel•I &nup U.H DllOO l'Wf, Fall classes begin Sept. 18. YI. are worth training for • TRAVEL • ADVANCEMENT • SECURITY Al RUNE SCHOOLS PACIFIC Learn How ·You Can Qualify Call 543°6655 610 E. 17th St., Sonia Ana Computer Reservations Trainlnf, For Quall· lied Graduates At Los Angeles nternational Airport -~ . ;. .. • 4 - .. • Anna's Pre-Sclml Kindorvorlel!. ht & 2nd Grodo Ai111 2 thru 2nd Grado e .Full Loornlng Pr09rom • Phonic• Stro11od e Arts & Crafts •Music • Roodlng SpoClalty e Sporll Actlvltl11 2110 Thurln Avo., Cosio MoH Ph: 646-14" ' ©~e~se~~ HVAC. CM omce Send resume I: hri.J rate. ~ P .O. 21T, Newport Bw:h, Ca 9262;. DISHWASHERS Day & Nlto mut be 18 or over INTERVIEWS 3-5 PM Coco'.1 1555 W. Adams Coit• Mes• DISHWASHER F/thne-Nltn. Apply 1 n -Oololly Kilcblll, 3211 llarbcrBl.,Clf. 1 ' ' • • ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-~· _1' ,_._ml '-I _. _,.,_._ml L..I ----_:1__, [Ill [ .. 0 I ., Htlp Wanted, M. F 710 Help Wanlod, M & "711 • .... -,·w·.....,--M-.·,•1•10 ............ Ma. n• ...... w-. Ma , 711 Hel p ......... Ma , 711 !WP w-, M I " 711 """'-112 GINl-·L -FIC lOB --···•ka omcs -· ..:..:....=,...'------v~ E tmployment u -MEDICAL -... -OC<t'J becqrouol, aood 11.E. SALES -don. lull <-. El> B:ENMORE •UIO -Ill: LAGUNA NIGUEL .... ..-..-.Rel>'. om.., -ool)I. ,.....--N•• DO IT NOW! ,..,...RET.o.••.o.• ,.nw.~-be-itm-. au.,... l6ol; Ba!Jdtr'• olftce, lptJ'U'Dent Newport U'ff pre t. Call bt'hm 104. IM-lOZ. bolts 6 ~. OPPb' Wt'ft OD tbe move end Mtd ~ ,..IUllU. twm 10 a 4, Mon lhnl Fri. J"ric'daft auliG. wubtt SQJ; =.. r lnc.Rt<iuirt -· MED. -bor E • p . II# r{lllt -'r-~I U,... wut a 1'1<11• F. W, Woolworlh = f:'• -del. '"-· .... • ,.IYP Full Jr S.. t I/time -.i Orpl. lloo& AM<I.,.. °""· --ea-. ""' $oll • CLERICAL 3133 BriPol SL, c.M. • .ans. w•~.Ap.., r~am, l-4pm, • "ary Hotpllll, Nowpon BHds. p•e~G ,~.~ ·~--..... ~·-~••-to--~ llDL llauclt ELECTRIC S'IOVES. Sulla l~ mg forbn Rd., Ute Oh., aood typl!w. ~· "-' v -,... --· ·--125 EACH. Laiww N .... ls im-1600, Call lolTaine MIL LING & LATHE 6 pltlme. TOp Poll. -In a -Commlttmenl J O>allt'Wl!w.....,_. SURVEY. Pobtl!r. publlc ( * J5.16.<80'1 * \Vt:STCLIFF OPERATORS °"""" ar Nwpt AP011 In -to tlalt "'YOU! Look tunity ·-at J. F. opinion _poll. n :m hrtt bn ____ ..,,;,; __ _ GENERAL MAINTENANCE l'tftonnel •--MUst be ablo to °""" own -TUes ,\Wed. -. I at U. -• -·-"-Prltclwd ,\ ~-··. ptt day. 13&-D. Man. FamW&r with bot.ti ..,._...,,. _ _,"'"• .........._.., C•m•r•• & )[Ill [ [ • ells a J[il]I '--_. "-' , ___ l 11:pls; • OAILY"1.0T p ... a I 'vmitvre 111 * 311 Vla Udo Sood, Apt A. Udo'*· '1llos, Wed 6 Thurs. H>-F1. --. chain, ldovet, fie, IJOUSE lull ot fumitum Quallty Md vOrielJ. 66-3143 fll"lmablt. &13-351'. 204.l Wo64st;tt2~., NJ!. let .... Dey• llllht lhllU 6 T pm, at tho Hllllfi9 A1A. .,..,._..,., PWS An , ....... loader In the TELEPHONk Solt1: Sell Equipment I08 .,. ,,v avallablt. Guaranteed ovt"' Ticer Restaurant. Pac. Cit New Rom.ts Sa.lea.*-' new englneering t;OClStruc:tion Southern Orange County'• =~~C:::"-~===;;.; ~G~,-r-,-9-0~s~.~1.---~1"'12 fiIRL deUvtty driver: a,..25 LAUNDRY A d1)' cleanl!ll time, Apply 901 W, 16th st., JJwy. N.B. It a&k b' Ray. ftiCtJI SOme po.tUonl Sal· lndu.atcy, opens a ntw Favmite Ntwspapel' trom F1JLLY' AUTOMATIC 35mm I , yrs, 1990 Harbc>i' Blvd., attead&llt. WaJt on counter N.B. 8 am to 4:30 pm, PART ~ • .rvtce •t.ation, uy + Camm1aiom. others ottlct ln Newport Bttch. )'OW' home. MJke u much Zeis1 I k 0 n Cont11ua.mat CLORIF1ED I~ ale. Costa M.eaa. cleanup 4 do .~ Million $ Pf'Olr•m 2% 41.)'1 a Mele. aievron Guaranteed DraWI hfgh per. Pritchard is a Kansai u )'Oii lftd. Gene'l"O\d com-with tealher case. o~ratN Btriclit·Flottnce Crittt.nton HELP for CAMPER FAC· laundry. 510 w. 19th CM Opens In Orange Co. Station, Adams/Maa1IOll8 eent bont11, paid vacations. City baaed firm, opuat· mission °" each We. Call without batteries on built-i n 1-lomt. 1 di.)' only. nt. Se'pt 'IORY. Aluminum lldnntn, *L I S.C1 $6 SIJelmen 6 S&JetlaCUtt ..a.. HD. Medlcat l.bd Life ?nsurance. ing ·Oft an ifttematklnal 551-6739. light meter. Exeellent ron-JS, 9-4pm. 19U Seadrift Dr, framel'.9 cablnell A: detaQ. 0 ~· / 11 Y to 25 ed now! SJ,S.cm tD sz,ooo PART time boulekeeprr, Vic Do It NOW! Ir1 Your move! settle •ith attioes in ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; dition. $69.SO. Private party. CdM. Designer r-1 o t be a, Exp. only Apply Major pen 111 ,, ~ known SqaJ. per-yr. Prol., pmnamnt IUtb St., Newport Beach. CaU JOHN SEYMOUR H<ljl!too, l.IJndon A Col· TEL LER '42-ml. Ext. 174. boutique items, linma. a- Way, ISi W. lBlh SL, Costa ::: ":;.:.' = ~ -job. No 'slmrnlcb. * M5-00ll9 * .CALLSEY7'/ll-M22301UR oene, Germany. Part Tim•,. Lou KOBENA 421 su..,. 8 mov~ l i.itlciquevr;ijan.iG;oefitc<;;.;;-;j;tii<iii;c( Mna. Sh., t)IJ>in& A: dict.aph. Plush no tnvesbmbt NCfd. ~ PART--time ottlce strL U . We have openings ln Uw Downey Savfnp camera. ln.'itant cartridge MOYfNG lo turn apt. HSKPR, live in, widower, kic. F~ Paid/Al.IC> Fee ~-~ o":n al d' b6okkeeping, ~. etc. Realty &: Investment Newport Beach ottlce for ~ ~:" = =.:. k>adlng. Power telrphoto furn. =d. arum alr:-l 1 cbUdren 15 a: 7, must have Positions. 5f5.94'1L &o-lPM. 5 days. 66-1691. Jt& Sales AD qualified bxtividuals with an exper. teller. Xln'.t pay, wide angle lens. Almost new. !lt'I, eooc car, priv nn ·6; 1V, 5"' day Helen Sc:baffer Ml"">fl'OU"C'Dr ~ ---t-.i...i-P/tll1H! Kiri -...... .,.....,tng, Women .:. .. i ... ':r.:conceH.BP~·. ~ a: exper .. ill the fol· pleasant "wacu. .cond.. new. $75 or make offer rhr, lamps f'lt:. 6t6-S9"L wk, m> mo. 5t9-1101. .... ______ , A--. ..., .. ~ _._............... ...____,_,_ "'·~ ·~11 _...,, i....,,...,. ·-··· C II M D SOel'llf...ews A. •ttkends. 7010 W, Oceantronl, N.B. alt 494--6297 ......... ~~r1 ;!"'-NB. for Uv .. ln N&DQ7. to care UUUN<tepirqr, ttiandl. fi1" F.V., C.K. arft. Rece.ive Oji _..... __ ....... ~-. .. . .. • r;-nenport 5 pm. • • -~ .... ~.. · etc -~ br ••• -t llQM~ Gd 962 ~7 --==,...-,...,,.--;:---;I HOUS!:KEEPER tor happy SU!te B-4 5Sl-27U fOr 2 lovln& chlldren 4.1: 5. . ..,,.w · vn-vu.w. 0 "'IP comm. · ad pro-. e Secret•ri•I a,£'N Fum fture 110 POKER table, (..'()lfff' eel ibou,!ehold, to live in. Qwn LEGAL Secrttal')' w/CDtP A :f'rff room a board. Wel,Jare PART time driven A cook!. ~ Leads ~lion. Gd.. No • Clerk Typist Equal Opper. Emp~ DIN rm _.,, $00. GE 19 .... ft tabla, dishwsh., bit~ s' bath A lor TV. lady OK. ~ leave Ovu 2L Apply at lB532 1nuouc:r compeu QP e T I n-tor '"' much more! 1519 On.np, room, co · banking experience. Fringe natnt, phone a age. Beach Blvd., H.B. time. Xlnt training. Reim-e ex ..,.....r• WAITRESSES I: Coo Ir s retrig, $200. Studio couch, Costa Meaa. El'l&'Hlb nec.175-362T. benefits. 64~1550. Pitt~ motel work in exclt. burw achoollng !or tho8e • M•ll Clerk wanted. Exp p:.ef. Over 18, $25. Occ'l chr, ~ 2 twin ---~~-~~-~I HOU~ER for conv. LVN'S EXPER. MTST OPERATOR for Rm or Apt. Maint & not Ile. Call I.ft, 833-1103. • Multilith Opr. Apply bet. 2 I: 5 pm -Van Jx>d, xtra klna. S40 ea. Chf'st MON Ir Tue&. Moving oot ef bQlp. N.B. atta. Exper. L N Aid ·--.... d sk -•~-R.E. -·--...... _ .._ de Kamps Restaurant. 3099 of drawers & bkcaae. $..10. town. Baby crib, chlldr'f!'n'I pref'd. &U-24l.O. • urses es. .,,lJ"iJ\llO.. $414 to ,._., e l;.ICl"JI, needed. 548-9755, develo~~wfil. ~ ; We invite )'Oil? interHt: for s. Brj.stol. • 548-4137 aft 6. thinp. Misc. 2239 Arbutw:, HOUSEKEEPER: B~ LUHRS BOAT CO. PBX._,, Immediate opening. .._lie Call.._._ ... __ fUrtber lrllonnation I: inter-WAITRESS wanted. F / or SCANDINAVIAN bed, '°''· Ealtblutt, N.B. The Office of Adnµnlstrative Should, ba.ve aome> f!X• spomor 'tn" • ....,.,~, view pleue telephone Mn. fl'Xf1C. wn.4 yr. o 1-d. Now:-Hlring--SerYiees. Xlnt c l e r Jc a L per1ence. Pleuant phone ID am..3 pm. 545-ll24. F'nln Gibson, 'l\:les S/12n2 at P/time. Preler mature. No wall unit TV, tab I es, • o n-B • Y •bore• home. Finish Carpent,1rs backpound riecea. Aptitude ftsentlal. Salary -$2.24 hr. 40 • • 833-2779, Airporter Inn, 18700 exp. nee. 550 S. Coast I-fwy. chairs,. etc. Call a.ft 6. IJve..tn. w/rm & board + Rough Co1rpenf1r1 a ~ abillb' to p:rtorzn· hJgb houri per week. Apply 1n Recept1on1st/PR MacArthur Blvd, Newport _......,=:::"'=· ------64>-l<Ot. sat. Need own tranap. Refs Assemblers level' clerical work of a person. DAVE ROSS PON-Like to work in a eountry Beach. WAITRESS Ii: COOK. KING s ize antique aold bead· req'd. Ph: 'Tl6-9350, ext 232, Apply in Pers>n apeclallzed nature A .qUlck]y TIAC 24a> Barbor Blvd. club a tmosphere in S>Uth (Directly acroas from the EXP IN MEXICAN FOOD. board. $45. Mrw... Green or 537-9638 eve. 849 w. 18th St., learn the pollciel &: pro--a.ta' Mesa. ' county UM! Exceptional O.C. ~). • 642-8274 * 642-057'6 HOUSE KEEPERS. Day Costa Mesa cedurn ol the unl\lft'Bity I: ===~~----1 co. ftq'Uires penon w/tota lnlelVlews will be. acheduled WE are now h i r i n g *** Sofa & matching IOVt! &hifl. Experience prefeTed tpedfic operatlonl of the p~~aru. ~ha=; al penona.Jity A good typing TUeiaay, Wednesday &: waitresses ages 21 to 26. seat, never used. Both $150. bUt will oonsider tral.nee. MACHINIST . ate. Prefer J yr. or more _, skill, A able to direct tours. Thursday until noon. Septem· Apply before noon. The Private. 968--7910. Pacifica Hospital trainlna: oo MTST, acc:un.tr up. Selll:ng, aelectin(, mat.. Great aatary. Work Wed. her JO, ll & U. DAAch "°""" Rat., , --··· o~ .. M"i• .,M." -..111.... O'.Jl'ftct IJ'l.l1lID8I' work. Call 21!: 882-16'1tl fOI' ~ _ ... _ DUAL headboard, I i g h t HouuholdG-114 TEARING down Beach hse. Mutt .ti. Chambers atve. Gu ...U beater. Mix: tam. 675-8418. CARPET FOR SALE by Corpe! 'Laytr, Coll • 54&Q45 • 540-DIS Machinery 116 . can ~u ... 1 -· • ...,.,.. bit rvl ttuu Sun, B<'aoh. <91-11... walnul $25 Mn. Dudley Tro1inees &: accurate mathematical __ •_e_w~'-----Call Julie Spring J . F. PRITCHARD · · RADIAL amt Mw, JO", fIOUSEKEEPER ror large eom pu ta.tton1.Req'.1. PRESS OPERATORS Al:.,_ & COMPANY "~~~ ':~ energet:. 897~74 Sean$l25. -~-nt •-·. Apply Some machine .................... or iraduatlon from.blah achoo! ... "•01 :1a 4625 Ro•noke Prkwy wor • BUNK beds. 2 yn; old. $50. e 536-0000 e ... u.rcun::-,...,.,.,.. --r" -Y--1 .. 1....i-1 Women to work tor pl&.1tit" ....vm,. di I Laguna Beach Re a or t Parkb ur i t , 9925 La metal trade ac hool t ng A.2 yra.sen' ........ ,_.expu. Id 1 2323 No B d Kansas City, Mo. 64112 4, .... ..., • Bedspreads, Meets r re e. II Ill Alemeda. otf Brookhm'lt, deslttd w/good mecbaniell Seod rea:wne I: u.lary mo Ing Pants. 546-3370. • ro• w•y ,,_LL'1U Fountain Valley 968-%J44. Mlsc9 olneovt ' aptitude. blatory to Penmlnel Office, Printing -So1nt• An• 135-3111 A Subs1d11ll"}' of International YARD BOY including boat BEAUTIFUL coUee table, 1 CLEAN KU stove $25. Dou-1 F.V. UC Irvine, Irvlnr. Ca 92664. RECEPTIONlSJ': Ideal desk Systems & Controls Corp. clean--up for Marina. Full twin bed. 640-o02ll, 11S bJe bed, com~ete $25.. 1!1 H 0 u S EKEEPER-Llve-in, .n... •• 1:; Nite Shifts DruaJ Opper. Employer. PRESSMEN time. Phone M6-055l. -w -•-CdM E 18th CM ~ tto• ·""""'• home, 4 achool ~ l.or~-'whollkes--.t..t.• .-lllln...,..,, • · • · ~. u • I Hr. Shilt. 45 Hr. Wk •-....... ~T Equal Oppor. Employer YOUNG waitresses tor cof-'· children. Mature, able to Profit Sharing &: public contact Gn?atl!!!!!!iilll!~i!l!!!!!!~!l!!!!!!!• I MUST SEU. chi1TY din nn BDRM. •t. llght wood,~ drive, non-smoker w/good I mmedlate .!JP'~ fer g: etits. Start $425. Call Lin----s· .._1 lee shop. D> North Main ~bl ~ .. ~-10, 6 chn _ cbel!, drewr, stoo_l._.l]tgfll· refs. Xlnt salary. 642-14.17. THE * perlenced preumen on ... da Ray, 540-6055 Coa.ltal ecre.ar es St.. Sant.a Aria, cor. of1'C11.ltl bullet ex cond. 644--0597 stand $50. 642.56fi6 . • HOUSEKEEPER. m -~ lhift ~/recent ~-Agejlcy, --Harbor.......!µ. • Typists i&ii3n!ii. iiiiiiiiiiiiii -Moving out-(If state. -Ol.J>ER -O:>lor !f'J/. -Workf ---i--on Miehle 36" CM 2 daya/week oon ,..,__ . Cl k Mu•t .. u baby. furn, aood $50. 64~ 1513 LAGUNA NIGVEL J, c. CARTER co. &/or "'511"615 multis. RECEPflONm wtnted' er s II"'-· l dblett... etc. 847--0143 o,.,,.. Aw .. C.M. *** 498-0058 *** Compettnt, pleu:lng ap-Aft you between jobs looking lllrdtm 1 1 . V HOUSEMAN, 4,30 pm to 1 m W. 17th St., Costa a.... VJ / Apply In Pfnon Typpe~ 90 lorme N.tranB. ~~b~!,'·. ~:..:-,a: ::. tobo~me~ iiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiil •••••••••••••••••••• t am. Experience preferred 541-3421 Kaker >11.;.-1 .... fun aoo I but will consider -· Equal 0pportun;ty Em-MARPTEI c, INAC. ,,30-5 pm. Call 54<1-MOO. Call ·us . NO FEES EVER! Antlq-~ 1' Paclli .. llnopilll We are now accopll"9 1577 •-la vo, RECEPTIONIST-typm tor p p S ORIGINAL REMBRANDT can 842--0tm, oxt 246, MACHINIST appllcatloni for _ N-rt Baach 1ge apt complex. Rental ex· ' ' • CHINESE ART OBJECTS Mn. Dudley General. 5 yrs exper. Appty, per, helpful. JJ hn/"'·k, Paclflc: A ctio S Se t 11 1 1 -~====""'"-=I ··-• KJne"-Inc n.t-nt.....-_.._ ...., __ v p •· I u n un., p . , pm 'H·ous~ioom ......... Adv ..... ..,.. uca, ·• sbwash u...,.-,___,_r_, $2.50/br. 5t6-4353. ersonntl-rvces till·-• ~~..,..~ _... l2!l Vtctorla. CM. 646-7165, Di ers 112 No. Tower Preview, noon -..e ioo, live·in for elderly ....... 1 ......-. em·~-. R&STAURANT help, full &: Un'-Bank -..--1 ~ Rembrandt. 1nk woman, MIJlt drive. CdM ~--..-....,z~ Equal Opper. Employer pa.rt time, day A: night.. Ap-"'" ~ ...... --' Ir. wash drawing, app $10K. m.«170. MAIDS ...-• ....,.. Apply & Busboys p1y "' ....,., Taco Bell. 895 orange. Calli. Over 250 pcs. ,..,. & ll,io:;u.,:SE:;:WO:=RK.=--=~=,..a;;-;;Fri.;:;-/ Ben Brown'1, 3ll06 So. Printing s. Cout Hwy., Laouna 547-6446 unusual ChlneM art object" no lronini:-Must be O:iut Rwy .. SO.. l4gna., Beach. Mr. Lustrr. Allk for Rachel May 8" hand carved Ivory cheu A CONVENIENT SHOflNrtQ Sl:WING GUIDE FOR THI CAL ON THE GO. For •n o1d In Women'• World Call Mery Bath '41-5671, ext S3G """""""'·°"" t r li ••· MA11>...n m..-1« PleaHAf>ply BINDERY ROOM 6 boud &o oma11!;;;; ___ ;;;;;;o;;~i;;;;;;! oet~-bottlH.Ran . . ,lf4.ll48. .....-... -.~23'flt N.~.. 11etw-I&.~ p,M, GIRl.J so1arY for core o1 2 "'""°I SECRETARY Clnnlbar,. porcelain, clol-......, Blvd .• a . ' ~ aae children bef. • aft achl. Secretary with fk'Qnt oWce IDIUle, amberine, b r 0 n ••• HC'JUSEKEEPER.-Ck • .r •·•, ..-or-... __ ,,.,.-ur be ~-~ '·-Unu-·-• ··-•-bl 'ade, ' ' '" < Buslneu J ~ ~\WI Must CXPt'T"'™ t--640-00.6. appearance, personality .I: 1n1&1 ..cu wu150 ' . Sat a: Mon., .u.rv. Ma --e ·-• ~~ -~ 1 --la · -Jd 6'15-6291." n••1n1•.-(Acroes from O.C. Airport) ...,.uzne ...... ~ .w_p. Sal public contact experience. vory, rose qu........ pis, 0011plt.""' ay. Mect.-Jc .& Newport.Beech • !"Toy&"'i'"'Pirties Requires skills bl typing, ehry1tal, turquoise, Inspector, mUll be t'XP· _ nw111 '.rr Equal Oppor. Empk>yer APP& lb Peh:on \::1" TT SJJ. telephone I: office 'YI-malachite, amethyst. Oil ·Diagonal Rallery lrHle Tin Fal : l in blueprint readina, " Houlewiwa, demonltrak:n terns. paintings, jade t re e s , mJcrometen, callpen. MlD. 5 Y"' exp pl_~. MUFFLER MARTEC, INC. earn to 12,000 bJ Dec. L EMPIRE MANAGEMENT Swing ohllt. Calllonda !'!~!ting,~·~ INSTALLER 1577 Pl-nlla Ave. NO DELIVERlES, NO COL-CORP. NEWPORTER INN JJQe<tion Moldino Co. ....---oo op. Exp'd. xJnt .ulary, 1rinp LECnONS. FREE HOST· 2l61 Bu!ines1 Center Dr. S BriaP Aw .. Colla. Mesa. ~-ty-• ~--,-1.. benefits. 14'1-GXJ'J, uk for Newporl Beaeh ESS GIFTS. Need car. N.B .. e 833-8111 Auctioneer: L, Burle!IOn ......... .__........ T_. v...,-979-4307. Glfta "N Gadget.a../.!!!!![!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-Conducted by: ----~-Celan"-Art. IN• Phone Calla PltaoJ *Sec'y Stano $525 STAR OF SIAM llMNE PERSONNEL Pl I S . 19 j-NC R Opr to $600 • * SALE_$ CLERKS Potential tor rapid ad· __:121=3::...) ~=:.::.::::.:....:' 925-=-:::151::..5 -' --..r.:~V-v ... p ng ys m Min. ....... "" :m ..n..... Equal °""'' Em-vancement ,. 1181. increase. SCRAM-LETS «Dl.llt'"CC~-1 4112 W. C...Iral Ave., ceptablo. Fee N<a<>. Aho ·~~~~~~~'"' Fee •-'unb / ~-• Fee """"~ Santa Ana Fee""°"°"'· PROD. MACHINIST Full A part timo. Apply ~ "~ • FEE PAID --. An r--· ~ H-'-·~a11 ~ Th• Tobacconist Inc, Jobs. ANSWERS Secretary/Const!' to $615 .. ,__,.,, £o<t._. ........ nc<i1 ~ er 1278 Logan Ave., ..... Helen Schafier ~/BrOkerqe $600 Partumt:r Employer Penonne.1 Agency 549--1284. Huntington Center, HB Penonnel Agency E1cnJw Ottlcer $'700 MALE, over 21., fUll I: part 4262 C&mpus Dr., N.B. POTTERS Wanted w/awn SALESCLERK, ~ .hr, 5 day Gi2 Ca.mpu1 Dr., N.B. Bounce -Bloat -Colic - Constr. 1MpectOr $700 ~· Apply in penon Me 'n Sµjte B-4 55?-771.l wheel. FUil or p/ttme. Call K No nn. Olata Mesa Sutte B-4 551-2711 Mal.lee _ ME BILL Manqernent Traintt1 to $650 Ed '• Pizza. 410 E. lith Sl, NEW ACCOUNTS tor appt. 9'J9.8ti44, Ask for Stationen, 270 E. 17th SL, SECRETARY full cba:rKe Quote from the Ute of Al8o Fee Jobi C.M. Mike. Colla Mesa. Apply Tuel. bookkffper.' Ac c oun t 1 StuPorman: "I wss bom on GS E. 17th (at lrvtne) CM MALE ATI'ENDAN'T FOR Full Ii: P/tlme .:.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit,~Se~p~t:,,12'.;:.· ------receiv / payable, JM,yroll, the tint ot lhe month; to, 642·1470 WHEEL CHAIR PATIENT. Downey Savinp I: Loan SALESOzrlltmu help Full ...... Ing 1 b or t band. Ex· they named ME BILL" hu openi.n& at Its Hunttriaton • ..,r" __ _.__. * -11156 * Beach branch tor a -· "' P.T. No Invest. Sorah perlenced. W9.c Randoll 16TH ANTIQUE -M'7""a-na.:..g.::.oc:r_.,·lrr•':.IC-nao'-""&-•""" Individual aper'd ln REAL Coventry Jwly. !OT-152& °' Ave., C.M. 545-839.'I. SHOW & SALE JOBS , U11Jently Needed e Sacratarle1 e Recept\onl1ts • K'eypunch Oprs, • lndu1trlal lrvlna 54M450 NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO TEMPO Temporary Holp I Salesman han<!Jing now accounts. Fu1' ESTATE 83>-Tl5'1. * SECURITY * Long Boach Aron• Ef,thuatutic ipside • l • m • p/tlme. Benefits include SALES Sectttary " Guo1rd & P•trol Ocean & Long Beach Blvd. wanted by nat'l retail co. free Insurance. Service $4,000,IXXl Di.splay Our rapid expans}9n ~· Call Mr. Do1venport The Irvine Co, ADT _ Sterling Security 100 Antique Exhlblta Wt promotiobl. Avg eam-962-2407 Opening in old eatabUBhed H Openl Service now bas oj)enlngs Sept. 14, 15, J6, 17 tnp over $10,CMXI. Apply at Equal Oppor. EmPIDYtt finn in best resale area. 81 "91 For for top qualified employee• TbUl'I., Fr:!., Sat 1-10 PM Color Tile, 2221 Harbor Bl. Reliable broker Ulista.nce who desire steady employ-Sunday 12 noon to 6 PM OM. 641NJ26. NEWCOMER WELCOMING: to complete your ulta. SECRETARIES ment, top wage1, Ille io1, pd * * WANTED * * MEDICAL .-p..._, .... --Hotpltallty H<Mrteu l.Joensed only apply. vac. Unllorms furn. Must R•'-land ·"th ,_. ~ ·~ UD CORBIN ... -M k ti ~--• Antique w ..... , 1 "'' _,._ --~ed •--~-, .. 1 .. To can LOCAILY on new" call: B vn-.,,_ •r • "I ~ Y clear for police commJsaior: bl .,.. •• 1.l'la" ~ 1lllllM:'\UA "'"V Int-• •-· With · 2 "'-marble top. Rea.aona e, for radlo)qiy otttce Kbowl· resident famil.le1 brtngln& For e1 •,.ew ~rt m111. yn: exper. ,..,t"" a: bond. Apply ln per90n, 31.6 830-83J3 eves. i2 68 tq~B--" CLASSIFIED 'fill aell ttl '1el• Wonted, M & F 711 ~ of IBM, MTSr pref.. eiftl I: dvlc into, Good PQ fill w.p.m. &ckground in So. Lemon St., Anaheim. ---=.:.==..:....;.:c.._~ 9414 Jiewport Beach. 6tUt&4. P/ttme. MUd have baPPJ' Cartill-Martin Inc. statistical typln&. SH Equal Oppor. Employer, 2 Antique doTI1. Diamond &:: Whirl hen', 1 11 r re . 1 mnl.le, car, b'Pbw abillty, helPhll, but not req'd. SERVICE sta. ttendanta t Opal JUna: .. D1amond A Jade 10~ .. 20~ .._ _ _. everywhere In this ~at Help Wantsd, M & F 718 SIT~ Realtors FemJIWity w/mabltainlng . • • p Ring. Antique l'l>n:elaln A ,,,, ...rr _.,,. """' ~~'-'=~"""-~~id----• library Ii: uper. with a. A full time. Must bav, exp. .Bron2"::::=·.:Call=.:96&.=.:251=6.:... --1 •1tMi-... lttt.o.T.... I ' oJ for fall ,,,v~ A es, e:ir.p er. !'Hl!archorganlzatlon Comm. plan i: o-tbM pay. -js a natur , .-pre:f'd, t-!:n Park 1Jdo CORONA DEL MAR .dntra.ble. Apply Shell Sta.. lith 1: SIDEWAIK aale. Wed, Slde-awept buttoning fiO"n Smart cables add duti to ....... SALE REPRESENTATIVE Conv. Ctr, 466 Flagship Rd, l t!!!'!!!!!!!!J!!~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!'I ~. c .M. Thun, Fri, 16835 Algonquin, Instant-Knit cape that's the NB M2.-80H. Huntington Beach Into a waterfall ol pl<'ata. perfect weight fer traveling. NlffiSING Assl.stant, care Real Estate S.111 Plo1nrilng Dept. SERVICE Station help need-.:::::::n====--I02~ 'l'bia: is a slim marveloul Uae bulky yarn, big needJes. l FRn S.Cret•ry ed. Exper. only. Chevnin App •nee• dress to fall or winter in! Pattern T.168: fill lG-l8. for !Mlmi-lnvalid lady, muat Min. 1 J1'L exper. Type 'lD Sia. Ortega Hwy. Ii: San FOR aale Whirlpool com-Fine traveler especially tn IEVENTY·nvll: CENft be exp'd. M'on'a It nlld. w.p.m. SH 90 -.p.m. -... Diego Fwy., SJ"C. knlL 12 25 h ~ -~ LI T I I ... """"....,... blnation retrigez;'B.tor I treez.. for ta.cb pattern -add 25 . per r. -u,,,......,,,,, cenM r• n ng ..,. .. u .... •-.._ malntai .. i. ... SERVICE estab. Fu 11 er .,. 3 _ old, cl-·. ~.... Prlntert:I Pattem 9414: NEW -• Tl Onl uoaouug • u ... ,. J•V " ... ' ...., 1 centa tor each pattern tor NURSE Attendants, I r& l lmlnu me Y depart m ental library Brush Cll!tomen. Xln't perfect. $90. Coppertone. Ra.II Szes lOi,t, 1214, 141Ai. Air Mall and SpeclalH11.ndl· ' . I re t 1 rem en t ?>.om e. Famous llceDllO course now btlptul. earningl'I. 962--0416. Lett hand: door, 962-6864. 161,l, lR'Ai:, 2)1,). Size• 14% 1ng; otberwh:e t:hfrd.dass Parkhlll'lt, 91125 i... Ala· avallabl•r=Tarbrtll U>m· 3-g;r;ice Sta. Atlt!nd. MAYTAG repairman has (bust 31) takea 2 518 yard1 dellvecy will take three ': meda, Oii Brook.hunt, F.V\ pany. A cants fully re-If )'O'I art detail minded It w/lube exper. Apply in per-wll!he1'11 $35. 10 $Ul0. Can ~inch. weeks or more. Send to I NU~ Aide Cius .. m hnbuneda qualilicatlon. e n j o )' WOTkln1 In-son. 490 E. 17th St., (Crosa-de llver wfl yr. guam. 81itDTfanvl: ClllM'l'I Alice Brooks the DAILY 1 " &~f .... e..ir· CALL 714/llloTO_O& NOW ltl. ...;-;;.. 'i::rfo I J.111• ' Alt Fer ··~ ObUptton. New or experieDced salea dependent!)', explore these road Irvine) CM. 839-l77I tor ea~ pattern • add 25 PILOT, 105, Needlecraft ·~ ... 0 people, o~ an.Dahle. opportuntHeL . • carts ,..,.. acb pattern for ...._ t Box 163 Old Cbebea --~~ I SILK Screener, 18 or ovu. WHITE Frigidaire Air Mall and Special Han-...... p ., ' OJrnplel• .......... program. Exoellent Mlltklng concis. Will train Full time call AU-.. Station, New York. N.Y. NURSERY WORKER Nted ChNtlan lady for church nunel')', b It Wed. 1'rtuN manapment cipporo co. t.udta. · · refrigerator, &ood condition, ....... 15; otbe:rwlM thlrd-dUI lOOU. Print Name, .A.darw, tunlttea. can llr Sloan at ~2624, ask for Mr. Lal«r. . larae size, )..Ooor, fre.ner, deUvtl')' wW tab three Zip. r.tten !(amber. 1'2-5581. Call Mrs. Smoot SILVER SOLDERER --$125. 64Hl46. ,,.. ... or """· S.nd to RB ~ bl Ill 1..1 .. ..i.... MSJU.n Mart1n., the DAILY Totally Netr ms N_.., TA ELL •4t,,., .,_r'r, ver ., ._. .. ,. OVER 200 wuhen. dr)'en, PILOT ~J., craft C..talotr rrammed wltt: NURSES Aldo -All ahlftl. l'!!!!!!""'!!!!!!!fl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I small 1tainlea 1ted 111b-refrl&etaton trom $39.915. • ..._ Pattern Dept., knJt, crochet styles, crafta. Exper. only. Hunt 8cb REAL TORS SECRErARY: Be rtght hand a.'ISel'llblles A: thin wall tub-545-0m. 232 West 1tth St., New 150 deaiana-FREE patte'DI! ·-_,_ . -• to~• ••-~ Grttl Ing. El<Ptt. bl ;nductl<m Yortc. N.Y. l<JOll. Pl'lnt _.._ -... --u.u..,...,.., d REFRIGERATOR u I• d, N'-ADD•••• ~th la cents • ... -... ------1 ...... L man chance to bftalt Into the !ruing -but not.. ZIP--. ·-::-;-_;; •.. ~ .. •-0·-tM--ocl!AN VIEW .._ .. true•-n~• StA ... ~ Id'!. Please •PP'" • woriul I: looks like new $50. LWIO ai:iu o.a.•.ML "'" ._...., -~ PROFESSION .0. I CON ~• a~ ~• -· ~ 7U) W .. bnilllter A... --1.<am lo make extn doJlan SCHOOL DISTRICT ... Fto Plkl/Aho ...., l'llol· Culton lnduslria ... -~ fl Sa.Inmen • l:lrobtl! 1be op. 1644 Whittler Avt., CM REFRIGERATOR JS cu ft, 2 UM) Top Fall-Winter Pat-b1>m )'Our cra.tta. •· ·• ···•"'· Hu °r.:~k' Ttlt portuntcy ii bl!rel You are Uonl. Call Linda Ray, 84.2-2-«X> cir, auto deb'Olt, 5 )'l'I o&d. terns tn .aD--otw l'ubtou to (Mtut 1ftacinus. 9ook..Sl. Servi-Kltc:heR needed tmmodla11111 II# our ~~ °':~ ... ..,, 893--. liew Ollalocl P1111 Fabufo<q .._ Crochet -••• $1. ··• ,.. ....... _......_ Roa l ' Skilled R L . boou --a FREE ...,..t er.. ... -.... $1. '""' ---• ·-~--·-ant w ....... /Dryoro I Olli -H Ealate-Polltlvtop. ~,., -MACHINIST (IOtten>.'IScentA. ...... . ....... _ portun!IJ ---• r ic -1810-l800 12. !"':u:.:i•L IN!n'Aln' SEWING BOOR VOmpi.te ...... -•.. $1. Part time pooltiost. c.ret.na Phone. , • Lap1'11ec'ya l6ZI PROTOmE -today. _,. tomorrow. 11 •11'1 Rep -··· ••• SOc • ™'et wftyplno ,_ Be able to do own totup ELECTRIC dry<T, ,,.,. 165. -si. u """'A-M -· .. SOc ~ Hies clerfc: cxper. ~ -~ J'ee Paid By Co. Shor't tenn. ' Call &AM to 2PM or atler INSTANT J' ASH JON Qullt Jloc* t-16 p1.t1em1 SOc ::ri>=:'=!:1on ' -Uz Rel-• ... .., Irv ine 54M450 5PM. ~--BOOK • JIU-0 I .,,,_,, Qafll -I SOc Ofllct 'Im wamer A.... I I 45(1() CUIP\ll Dr. NEVElt A FEE AT TEMPO Ukl to tndef Dur 1\'adtr'1 luhlon tacts. $1. • u Qol"",,. --llOe H B. ii.tor. 4 pm, Sepl,..U. 5IWI18 Newport Be•ch ·TEMPO . Paradlfo column 11 lor )'Olli t F,q... a-. Employer For that !tom -lllO. In Ulto to tn&IT Our 1\'ader'a Tamporary Halpt 5 Unu, 5 daya for 5 bucb. ·~················ the--, -column 1111# )'Olli CaD IG-68ll. - $2.11 Per Hour ---------·---------- • ·-• • 0 • • DAILY Pilaf •( .............. ;;~;;1 ~1 -· ·-· _.l§J~~ ( ...::r.=. I~ I ~ •er" l!il I -·.. l§J I -'gl" l/ij I _...... 1§11 _ ....... ,l§J ;;I. ----"';;;;l~;;i- Ml-i•o-· ... s ..... ---. -· -... Cydoo, -· -·-,.. ~. ...... '111 ..... ,...... m Aui-.1 ... utlll ::J~~~~=-~:1 I.AMPS Ill -sa lor m BOAT 21· Ji'lb•rrlu ~s.:ci~ot~w~·~-~~ns~1·-------DATSUN VOLVO .wu1><r 125. llt)tt 125. O>ldlm -.. • ...i ~ <a111.o ...-1m HONDA 50M REWARD -~=-==-~•---~--... • .. A_1a_u __ , ___ _.,. __ Ctrontte -.-... Onl)' 11'5. Voloe -• -W/IOlltt. 1SObp •• I' 1"w "'11-..... eaod. '72 2.... * ........ ... Volvo. II--x •• ,_ a. Xllrt ...a. 12!5. Table IL eat1 .. 1&blt a * -* woou••. Ull 11r9 •rw. 1 very ,.._ .... , !IG-llll 'Ill&. -· * -.-c • • d , Alr. AM.•Ji'11, + ....._ 2 • ..i .. -su .... an. rv Roc11o HtFt '"' ..,_u pl ... 1 belt -· wtU PA y ovn ..,..19 1'215. P¥I J>4)'. !IW05. ~ ,;.-:-~;::.. ""';'. si..... ' ' w ~ =:.. ';1'y~ ~~ Mobti. -ns Kely llM llooti 1 .:. ':; ~ •wm aJr a!! ~t.o;..:,, A-. ~ 9.90 FORD ~ "" boll 125. .Now RCA .19'' .c.lor, virtually lrlr. Amft1wl bollt. Seon;ll MQBJU: atllce tnll<n. I p I .. -.1 I balance . nG;.Sll9'J9) Coll Sport C. C911Nr I '67 lllUSfANG 380 GT, 4 ¢ l! .S., excellent tinl, new ' bralttt front • rt:ll",i tx-- ctllent engine, $995 • '67 Chevy, 396 SS Cpe, f Spd, P.S.. Atr Cond. Beaut. Blue Finl.it with matchln1 Bucket ...... $AVE e '66 Nova .ss 4 Spd, :m Hilb Perform&nCe E' n 1 t n e , Radial Tllu, S A V E • ~ t.nd tabt. S1 Lamp table brand new , 10 mon. Jtft on lirb I: Utn. Evf.l')'thlnc tnllen, 10'--x 55' wood CN1n or ~ 1 ~ c ean, ~aft 10 am~ e QliNt'!11' co•~•s ....... 12 All low mlln.. dome• •n "" DATSUN • dr, 11 m , .~-w•~ com--n • mUlt ro. comple1e waJTanty. s e , pert. mnd ,.ou1y to I"· AM--11nr. A& <OlldllloMd ·~ • ,....... ~· we've told our ho m • . wcrld lfrlea foothill end hie' onty $5600. C 11 C) SSiOO tL can Steve alter $. tk:1, lmpot11, trvcb or or beat otttt, & lit St. 4...\ ~1~ 16'1-164j. Sesame St. In color, Ste. tor 82S.ltl!O· -. com,.rt. ·mat1111 1.:..;..::;;.::;='=':,:;.:;,..,~~ STEREO: De tux• 19'12 na 536-1936. "lt1l SEA RAY'' Motor Homes • c.n and "* tor B111<t FIAT TOYOTA c.........s mode~ l•rs• .,... tl5 0141, Pack-<.-Jet, 21'. lOO Solof Rent '40 DAVE ROSS BDlllll 11r111 ~ c.ha,.-t'I", I speaker I 11 SerVs. EquJpped 1or Water '70 TIAT. Ocean blut Racer IUlllU ntft air ....,,,_ • o u n d ,,.. i. v.. J .. Sldlne "' flahlne. tan4<m SANT A ANA PONTIAC cpe. 4 -· ndlo, beater, ' ' a y 1 le m, l 5 0 Wat I .. trailer. Call after IJ:OO EXPLORER 11,lXIJ mile&. Kally SOI· FROM JOYOJA AM/f"M/MPX radlo with 3 LI-. 2Tlmn,12.CIO naon. tn4) il30-6a2. MUSI' _,. Horllor Blvd. 1 u U d <•tall 1112 0 FET, Tape deck. Still new, ·-------SELL! MoroR HOMES C..to Moll 54MOlJ (lllOGBRl00811m 11499 wu t.ft unc)atmed . :-24• Dynacralt '65. fiy btld&., WHY PAY MORE? DAVE · ROSS PONTIAC. MX Guaranteed. Orta. 15119.95. PUREBRED new IS5 OMC •nr .. heed. SEE us FIRST WE PAY TOP 2480 Harbor .Blvd., a.ta , Now S210. Term•. C.Ollectkm ~~ens plley, 100 &al tankt, bait NEW a USED CA'SH . . Mesa stlhl)lT. Come in, tat drive! dept. 714: m.o50L tank. atainle• steel Tan-MOTOR HOMES 1970 FIAT Ul S p )' de r , Abo available for LOVE at ftnt 1lgbt! Grey, dem trtr, $3,500. WW trade READY TO GO AM/FM. Sharp car, Mlllt lMME0 IATE DELIVERY 1h PRICE SA.LEI white A black kittens. Eves for campe.r:. Call GeoI'it 830 s. HARBOR BLVD. ttll·~aving country, Belt Land Cruller StaUoa Ansa.l'ont, tape mach '230. ~ 557-9000. 6C-1527, MW&Ol. SANTA ANA *ir mid tan a tiata, .• ofitt .. 847-8221. Wagons, .Mark U Station Spanish love 1tata pr, $250. FEM Au.stralian a.....htrd 6 24, Ca • .,._.. 8J9-81MO C&ll 1!11 fw tn., tdfJ:nltel. 1 Wagons A Celicu 2 Altec 604, 15" •J>i<n. pr ""• bin Crulset. ~· "ROTH CHMOL£T 69 FIAT 124 D£AN llWIS -~1 I •~ mo. Shots & Uc. Very cute. Plank hull 115 HP Chryl a ........ .,.. net e ectron..., orean 1:...a .r...._.., • 2 Dr Sport epe-5 apd dlr • 1250. Dynaco amp A Jft"-<r'IU"'\IWJ., Crown enc. Dock Avail. • • • amp SUO, Underwood elec * FREE WOOD * 613-4935 A8 lar S.-. ......._ Take small down or pickup! TOYOTA .,._,., 1150 645-15.10, 10 Model GI... Co. 1644 16' Bu~t Rlte, 50 HP mu -Blvd. Can finaJlc:e (ZWWml call S ~--CM ·~" -t Huntt-qa Bncb 49t-97T.f aft lD am, 546-4052. to 4 wkdya. u.,.. • ..,.., ~ Johnlon. TUt trailer. S1395. -.• STEREO 1912 0 arr a rd • Adonibli \I Poodle pup-m-5705, .6J5,S8lll 111_.., Kl tmt JAGUAlt-1966 Horbor Blvd. mod•I, full alu changer, alr plea. 9 weeb old, 3F, 1 M. 18' Oulboard w/85 hp Mere 548-3092. • lilipension 1 p e 1 k e r 1 , eng.,Gooil oond. AM/FM 1tereo radio. Tape e 003-1927 deck plur in jack&, Brand new. Guar. Wu 1 e ft uncWmed. Orta· $219.95. Now $95 Timns. Collection -.n<:ll03-<l001. *AUCTION* Ftne P'Umtture A Appll&DCH Audlom Frida)', 7: 30 p.m. Windy's Auction Barn 2175\1 l<ewPon, CM 646-- Behtnd Tony's Bklc Mal'l REFRIGERATOR I freezer. $35. Washer $30. Gu dryer, $20. Portable dlghwuhtr. $40. Dinette aet, $25. Tool1 A: millc Items. All In good oond. 831 ReUly Dr, H.B. 536-0216 · G:E;-sudsavermlni""ba!ket , washer $50. G. · E, drawer freezer/refrlg. $75; girb: 26" bike with buket, new teat. $15. Weekdays : "b-3435. I J ( 'L.., J '71 15' flberslau skllf. 9% Pits Ind ..,.. ~ HP Johnson. fully equip. ~-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;iiiiii~I $550. 675-4!08. • 1968 Lanon 1/0, U0 HP Cm 152 Mere. cruiser. 1r deey V hull. Like nu. 968-2871. Booll. Ront/ChorYr 90I a FOR charter, .26 sail boat. Newport Beach, Ca 11 5J6..Q85 or 91)8..6261 Boot1, Soll FREE TO THE LUCKY HOME! l abaolulely ador· able Male Kitten Playful, happy, & beal~y! l gray I: beige tiger m:rtpe. WON· DERFUL MARKINGS, Good personality. Part Burmese- Make a new friend. 8 wka, love children A. q-1. Used TRI·MaITan 32xl.8' New. You lo belng outalde! 642-1955. finlJh. Hull& & Cron beam! completed. Plywd A frbgls. SIAMESE cats,. 2 ~· al-Sell for starage $1000 caah. ftctionate, Like children 675-4505, uk for Del. Free to &ood home. 83.1-1379 . . --* CHAl::;.hENOEJ,t-+ PERSIAN J{itlens CFA repl. val $25,250. XInt coDd. __ Itegi.W:red,$35.. ~-.......... •;.&. * 546-9965 * 64$-4451 Dogs e HAPPINESS is a black button nose, 2 big brown eyes and a fun')' Utile body-all attached to a Silky Terrier pup, Two adorable females, $200/ofier. ~ e.vefl. 26' Excallber sloop, 1ltept 5, many extras, In the water. Excel cond. $2,<o:I. 836-8403. RAINBOW 17 Catamaran. Xlnt cond, $850. 546--IGG; eWI 673-4079 COL. 26 Mark IT, 1 yr old, exl cond. $7DI. At Dana Point. 493-3359. LIOO 14' 2 sa.lls • no trailer c .. t1 Mo11 646-9303 IN$J.JNJ ·n. J~ Conv. A/C, wlm. '72 Toyo~. Corona 31~ OPEN ROAD wine, concour. «md. $5,450. \"'teyl roof, AM/FM 'radio. MoroR BOMES CASH Al.to '69 Cpe. equal cond. A/C. Auto trano. tol&I ml al Garden Grove Blvd $3850. Pvt. pty. 673--1232. 3,IXX>. Purchaae<1 new &i•n. GardelJ... Grove 89M479 We need your hnpart car. MAZDA Alt 6 Pm -640-03J.O. • SANT A ANA • s.,,.,. °" duty 9 1• 9 dAlty. • . TRIUMPH • EXPLORER • B. J,. Sportscar Center ~~E sP'EciAL .• '66 Sptt!I ... a..,,-.. New • MOTOR HOMES • 2l!3l Harbor, eo.ta M... New '72 RX3 ;\!"E:'.:e~r;.:,: • 8:: * SEPT. ONLY * iSf0.<491 $57Tlr gine, Good S..u -FREE WE bey all makel ot clean ..ilV Body Wire Whedl. TV & AIR C. :'!,i:;;"..., ~ :: Loaded, ROTARY p>wered. $650 FOR BOTH WITH PURCHASE free llpprallal. 36 mo. + T a L. For resp. or will NII aeperale OF 1972 EXP. 24· pty. Trades cons. 201( Harbor Blvd, 645-fi644 830 s.s~~LVD. 72 RO~ARY'S VOLKSWAGEN Motor ::::: ~•nf•I• "Demo Sale" ;1!.": :;~~ Available for daily, weekly S100 }f'. Coast 8">'-. 10 TO CHQOSE Sharp! Take •mall down !!' ~tb!,y ~%!'. .. ~'. Newport lleodl -"BIGG~T-SAillNGS" will finance private--'> and 25 self Contained Mo-~ ·. "Service Is tt}e 'dilfert>nce" {63.18EO) M6-405J · 0 r tor Hom.., all equ1p1 with Autos, lmportacl · · 970 HUNTlNGTOK BEACH 494-9773. generator, root air, and ' !"'~~~~-~-~ .,.,,,. other -... AU ALFA · llOllilEO MAZDA vw •63 BaJa Bug, xtnt cond. Cba.cbts are 1972 models. l'l33l Beach mvd Nu brlCl!I, tires, •hocks. paint We have !be .. sloe! Amigo •lla' Romeo . '72 84U666 1'ue Mgr. Mr. Fry " radio. "'50. RA!centiy ... also, Pltue caJJ 839-9560. 1111 -;:~~uat Sac. $495. Eves Motor Home Rentals 2000 SALES " & LEASING full servi~ facility Danniar Motor Homes 531-6800 NOW IN STOCK For lmmedlolo 0o11 .. ry lnst•nt Credit BANK FINANCING '65 VW Factory camper new I 1600 ~. Excdlent con- dition, ukfne $ 1 5 5 o . 545-«l<L 1966 VW Squanba.ck. Lo milea.gt'. Excel. $995. 54S"'303 KOBENA 421 Super 8 mov>t camera. Instant cartridge loading. Power telephoto wide' anste lens. Almo1t netr. $75 or make offer. 542-1734 evu I: weekends. GAS stow $15. Power mottr $15. Port. typewriter S15. 6Q..S6Qi. 1513 Qranre Aw., C.M. OBEDIENCE clau to Btart in t h r Irvine/Newport Beach area, Wed., Oct. 4, 7:30 pm. Open to all dogs over 5 mos. 546-4928. NOVICE Obedience clay. New start Sept. 12. 'l to JI p.m. Dogs 6 mos or older. Martincrest K e n n e I • , 546--0989. ,,.......,...$511)"'°"""'*-"""=· -=.,--"'°~I 9"12 LIF£I'IME M.H., 2.1' Ii Boots, Sllps(Docks 910 '5' Air, Iux. •Ai"" equip., COAST WALNUT wall I y. t t m. couch, end tables, plchln!s, eiris bib, b/w 'IV, .mile. -· BACK to school apeclal1, .Aa11atanoe League Thrift Shop Newport Beach. * CORVETTE hub caps & beauty rim.a. Make oUer. 542-1 tW evH &: wknda, NEW Whlrlpaol air COb- -· 9,lXIJ ll'nl Sl75. • M2-4179 OLD ENGUSH SHEEP DOGS Puppies, AKC: $210. 968-3001' DACHSHUNDS pups, min .. AKC, 1hota, m.abog red: black/tan; very min adlt q. 5lMm. BALBOA Slip for to• boat Oct. •72-June '73. Ample parking $90 monthly. 67:!-7950. Bolts, Spead· I Ski 911 SEE IT NOW! •n 16' skiboat, xlnt cond. 543-17~ aftf!'l' 6 pm 13' BOSTON Whaler, -40 hp Evlnrude, cover, tralltt. reduced to Sl,050. 642--2683 ,.;Int rats. Pvt. pt y • 968-1397. Rent A Mohr Homo for your Vo1catlon IMPORTS * '39-4301 * . SHASTA mtr home, for rent. 1000-1200 Wr Pac:Ule Cit. HWJ' • ~·. alps 6, self cont, Air. Newport Beach (TIC) 6C2-0f08 Pvt pty. Alt 6, 497..:JB4. Alfo Romeo Tr•ll1rs, Tr•vel MS AIRSTREAM-196. 2 2 ' • Twin Safari. Jmmac. :Xtras $3750 offer. 6'5--1786. '69 Bug, AM/FM, ncllala, air auto 1tlck, 47,000 ml. Good o>od. nooo . ..wm. '67 VW Van, new paint, Exch tl'll. fantasl:Jc, $1195/otfi!r -· '68 VW IUG C apeed. ndlo, beater, $995 '* '64 MG M:loGET or best Otter 6ff..4681. Runs good. New paint. Newl-."""·1"o"vw=-:Mlll=-t"oo-od"'°.- tirea. $525. &f0...:566:4 eves. Sum'f, $1350/Btat Oftu MGB Call m-3929 .~..,,==,-----11971 VW pop-top campu. Lo '67 MGB/GT, ne~ eng., mileage. $2950. '10 -a.an u ~ doclOrl ,oUi¢e. Fully ~•uto. Gold M~ Stats, win- dows 4 air."'"""" ,i.;;q. Contact 54IH801. otc. or '71 COUNTRY SQUIRE station· wqon, vt, aulo 16'1• -....... ..,.,., ...... lacibr1 air, -•n BUICK Centurion 4 or. wtndowt. power . steer.IDI, hardtop. FuJi1 effll;pped. JX1Wer ~ea. white wall Excett.ni «ind. 13,500 tire~ (132CAKJ, ISl4lll cllr. 8.13-7722 aft fi pm Alk for Le Call ,~ ;66 BillCK IUVii:iiA ,;,66;.=:F;:;Ordc,.;:.;:=Galaxie=,..· -soo=.""v:;-;,.a Ali-, full power. A!C. PIS, Raclloibeater. $1295. 9C.s32't New tires. Very dean CADILLAC • ,,; >IY "· • -"ybi)R ONLY .FAC'l'ORY AVTHORIZED CADJLLAC ' oEAt.tll · . ~- W.&NTEo·· Ford or CheV)' l)flMl wqµn, '55 -.'Sl ,prefei'ed, haV< <&iii. ~:-- GOOD trails. car. 166 Falcon. $DJ, ·-·~ Lorrflt" -,,. Cldll· ,. W:s In ·er.nae 0>un11. Sal&Leulna. RANCHJ!5\60EXTRAS c.n betott 5 0 Nabers Iii Cacllllae 2600 HARBOR "Bl., , COSTA MESA !14().9100 Open Sunday '71 Cad!l)ac Fleetwood • Every possible extra In- cluded e.'l:cept tape: Black wilt beige interior, all new tireL Car ls In mint cond. Beat ofier over $5500 64.5-3550 NEW. car delivered. Mll.8t aell '68 cOupe • de Ville Cadillac. Excel cond. Make offea:. ~. ~; eve, -· '69 SEI)AN de Vlllf, all l!X· tras, must sell, .make offer. Pvt ~ty. 545-8625. CHEVROLET ~,,....--~·-~--1.970 ClJty, 0:mcours" £state, I Pua. SIL Wan. Pwr. Steering '&: brattt AM-FM Stereo ~ tilt' sieet. Whr. F....,,. Air, -· .-adt, newllrulobrakel. Pane~ .... -·12899. 161-41161. '7.0 Nqva · 2 Dr. HT VB, auto. IJ'llil., poWer 1teer- hlc. pi,_er -• ttot &la.a.., ~. btater, white wall tlleo. (~). 11-995 4!r. c.n .836-65.15. '69 KIN~D 9 paaa. wgn. • !50 · tarbollre, · new tltt•, Riff, auto. \/In)il. Asklna· Sl,995 ..... pony. ~-. 11'.lN'l'ED Ford ~ Chevy panel Wllt!ft. ·~ • ,'51 prtlei'ld, ..... cub. 543-63lll ~- .LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 1989 4 dr. All pwr-equlp. alr, ttftl like new. Desert pold w/dark vinyl top, ~ leather int. Immac. Pvt. ply, $.l,300. BELOW BLUE BOOK FOR QUICK SALE. lll4-0628. . MALIBU '69 Malibu, Radkl/heater, air, vinyl top, $1595. cali· aft fipm-!162-4.Wi. MAVERICK · l9n MAVERICK Grabber 2 tone grttn, [Old upbol- stry, P /S, air cond. 12,tm ml. ·Still in warranty. Mud sell, make otter. 492-9f67. 231 La Paloma, San Qe. mente. '11 Maverick, new t.trea, brakes tune-up, DJ ckl R&H, auto, $195o. ~4. t,itUSTANG '69 MUSTANG Mich l, load- eii, xlnt·oonct~ $2000 nr otter. 673-5803. MUSfANG, 1968, 380 Ena. GT, With Extras: $10. Coll 9-5.. 645-5727 •. OLD$MOllLE 'lil Olda ·2 dr. New tires A brake.. SDI. ~ '* 1!161 OLDS 98 f.dr 1'oony Seda»-Alr, pM', AM/FM. ll§O. -·alt 6pm. PINTO WHITE lace evenh1g aown, llze 20'°'. Nearl)' 11ew. * ll63-l43l * l..JIA8A APSO -''Beat in Show'' Cb, Oien Korum-'Ti Htttt. 548-1319 wknds, aft. 6 p.m. wkdays. NOW ON DISPLAY AM/FM wire wbls. IQunac, * 646-5745 * '62 Chev)' 1mpa1a. Sta. Wq. 1---------... ., "--'-$1895. 69 Xln't cabd, Rtblt eng, ·brat i.97o Winnebago, 17' self con- tained. Draw-tite b I t c h . $2,111). 96Z-4198. '71 PINTO, Aoto., !ll'Y/gold. big q.. radlo/htr. - cond. New tires. ~ Mu1ic1I 1n1rrument1 l22 CORNET w/cue, new mouth p1ece, $35. Elect GER.MAN Shepherd puppies, AKC reg. Blk &: tan. Shots. Born 7/?/J/72. 847-9947. IRISH SE'ITERS -~·~~ e !l68-m76 e , VW, Sunahlne yellow, ba. tt. Call Tony 646-4Zl2. Campero,SolofRonl'20 Auto Service, Ports 949 Pan. Body Shop ---,==---1 ll2SO· SET· 4 Gate• eomma,,d;, COAST IMPORTS OPEL <73-82115 '95 0...,. 2 df. Good tlttl, SELF cont Four Star cab over camper, Slps 3 adlta. tin/ 1500 10 J 1000.UXI w. ea.at Hwy. . ·n vw Bug r/h alight body 6 eyl. 3 speed. Needs minor PLYMOUTH ; ·guitar. ampll, like new $l5. i '968-621S. Puppies, AKC, • 968-3007 • $65. Flush toilet, pwr wtr, dbl 11lnk, 50 lb ice box. on '69 Datsun truck. Air cond, )ow ml , no aigI1I or wear, $2500. F.J rim•~ •;:.::i;,'.,_N_ewpon~-Bea_ch _ _;,64>-0406_.;.;~ '69 OPll KADETJE LS • ._.. Xtnt q. l35-0500 ,.pair, Sl50. .-. • ' i..twn g ~ ~ ·111 1mpe1a eu.tom 2 Dr. 1'70 PL YMOUTit 548-&51 .... AUDI ....... radio, beater. (ZXZ· '68 vw. like new. • .. -fm). Pvt perty, Call ROAO RUNNER I FENDER Teleca.lter-Bigsby. Excel llhape + Guild 12 1tr. Both cheap. Chris 6'13-J2ffi, OH•ce furniture/ ST. Bernard male pup. All ahota. 5 mos. old. $175. 552-8266 ; • l!qulp. 124 Fish 855 ! txEc. ..;~;-~;~ ~-.-s-G-.1-10-n-,a~n-k.-,-,arut--& '.Sec'I chr $8-18 Deska IUe:. equipment, S100 or best of. I ~.tJL 861 w. 19th CM fer. ~1956 art s. r ·6f2..3408. Plan0tfOrpns 126 Horses 156 50 ORGANS 50 ' Y t!I, 50 Ofl&nl OD the floor, Hemmond WurUtztt oth~. Floor models, discontinued modela, MW A wed. Buy or rent ac moat attnctift n!H. EXPERIENCED rider will exercise & show your horae. References. 642-9577. W0Drch1 Music City South Coat Plaza 540-2830 *PIANOS*°RGANS* 8 Yr old gelding. S:>me tn.lnlng 1ot show. Call 846-9185. [-~1~ GobW Out For Business a~-G I 900 Best qua.lit)' -pflcea. strv. -ts, en1r'... Kawal·Stel ....... ·Bnldwln. etc ALL BOATERS Player Pianos I Roll s a.ntal• ......... We Buy.Sell ATIENTION! Daib' 10-6 Sun 12-5 Scam/\nship & Small BOat FIELD'S PTANOS 11andllng courses oHered Colt.a Mesa (TI41 64~ free of charge by the Hunt· PIANOS • ORGANS lngton Beach Power Squad· Hammond, Wurlitzer. many ron. New classes start at 7 othel'L Prt-IM!UOD specials, PM Tuesday, Sept. 12th & model ~UtL Plano Ii: will be held every Tuesday Orpn rentall. Money aav· .night for 13 weeks at the tng bargalm are here rJ.ahl Huntington Beach H I g h now •i: School, 17th ' Main Stttet, Waffid11 Music City ~n:;600,•,-;i;._...,t1otu South Cout P1ar.a 541).28.10 TRAILER ol wheel tandem THOMAS eledrlc trans.lstor for sale. Capable or pulling orpn A bench. l )T. old. 26' boat. Call 673-4720. Mint cond. Pvt. p t y ____ ..:.;_;..:.;_;;.:__ ~'1614. Booll/Morlno Sportjllf ,Goodt 130 Equip. 904 SPC3H • 2 sao-nu rod ;u. 24' W&Uatrong boat traller. loUth Bend Florida Surfer llD"P brakes, winch, guide ... No !74•llor"neJ -nlll .. u... 1195. ctya. .,.. • 611J li)l3, -•u -SI.I. 5411 91131 ... ~ -· S,_.., Rett•ur.nt, Beefs, Power '°6 > Bo~ I O • ., m l~' -' "'" " hp elec s' 111n ft)'et, -oond', 4' """""· $195. 1361 Reilly Dr. Grill wllh oven. 11 0 0 , H.B. "3H216. • rr-r $50. Cull ,.Pier I '81 W slut boet, 115 hp., big d; Joe '1'eo lftadt '30. Call whed tr.Iler, extru. 152- QmoWI -.... 31111 --...... .. • 540--'1213 aft 4 pm. 19$4 CHEVY l ton panel. Compl camper unit. Aft 6 pri1; 547-2187 or M&-6815. * CORVETTE hub caps &!---------_,.. 5@-5435 383 beauty rims. Mm oiler. 1970 AUDI 100.LS, ~ dr,. 666). $975 dlr. 8J6.6535. radio, Inside beaut.I Pa,y. • c.l., beige ext, &reen int 542-l'134 ~s &:· wlmds. .\?4/FM stereo. Xlnt oond. •70 Opel Delux Sta. Wag. ment1 pJus $500. 60-1559. '68 cusr. Impala. Xlnt Beat 2 dr, header&, nN" tires. iiiiiil 4 •pd. l""'n~ 11:.A" ,,,_·or A·•· n•u a/ 1 ·· ,81 VW offer. '51 Cbevy,.2 dr. best new brU:es, poo.ver ateerbla. ~ -...iv uw., nau, C, o nus. * * offer 548-5417 cell t ... -..t-_644-..,-1905.=------· I Sl.550. Day 8.15--1665. iood condition $600 or • _RlceJ en ·-...... condltlon, I'~ J -be t ff 53H938 . , 0!200. Must see. """"'-AUSTIN AMERICA '68 0pe1 Rall,,..• spd. ' 0 "· 1966 CHE\IY :VAN MS-.3122 ·a1terspm; Cyc!H, Bll<oo, AM/FM. Good coodmon '111 VW bu•, Low mn... Ex· SI.DI 642-7646 ,71 CRICKET Scoot1r1 '25 '69 Austin A m er t c a . S750 * 548-6342 eel cond $2,2!0. . '64 CHEVY Impala SS. xlnt. --------Dune B119glft •56 M .. hanks delight. Needs PEUGEOT 6f0.-0439 oond. 11llO er best cller. %13/ Automatic '!an•.. radio, LIEN SALE: '61 Harley '69 head &uket Lo mL l35ll MUST -·" .,. VW •ooo •~ .. ,, alt~ 6 wm. ¥atet fll.fDPZ), $1295, Dlr. D I d ~.. N VW · Dunr B""""'• New · · ecu """ , .......,, .._.... "' ,... Call ~• ~•• av IOD ..... '6. o. -""~= ··tw •• ' nl -61Xl.CHlS52 Lie. No, eng,wheels,titts.Sharp! ;IQ,1--...., n "" o Y· '62 Peugeot. Sun roof, bed needs IOme work. '63 ~ 1960 CHEV. GOO·D · · HX9!43. '68 Mass. On Sept. 1195 call Larry-833-3593. AUSTIN HEALEY seau. AM/FM, nu paint. nu mann Ghia. !400. 847-0743. 'l'RANSPORTATION CAR. '67 Plym Valiant. 19, 357 "A" 16th PL, C.M. DUNE buggy. F/&laa VW, upbo1, gd titts, great eng. VW '68 AM/FM. Good cond. $150 5t5-4887' Must sell, $625/otfer, 9'41i27, Calif. 1500 ce. $500. '66 Austin Hta.ley 3000 Mark Some trans work, drtveable. Belt oUer. Orte owner. '62 ~ ~lion wagon. * MQ.-1652 * •~ ~~ --· ID. Xlnt .cood. Make oiler. Make oiler. j;4U\71. 536-2337. n .... ~ ~. · FOR oale l9tl9 Roodnmner, 4 '69 650 Triumph. hard tail, ~ ""..... ~ ............ -· springer, 16" ,.., wheel & Trucb 962 67J.-Olll5 •It 6 pm. PORSCHE ~65 VW Conv, $450 Call 963-3:119 •pd, '::,.. more-nD). Call alt 6, '61 SPRl'tt, re bit eng., nN>' aft 5: 30, 968-9U7 13 OIEVY Sta. Wp. $175 89Z-4M9 543-8'02 ask for Stove. 1969 Chevy 2 T truck. 40,IJ!I) paint. 1495. 1970 PORSCHE 9ll·T with '61 VW $450 Good 2nd PONTIAC '·'10 TRIUMPH TROPHY ml. 2 spd rear end, exteDdtd + SJ6..9819 * comfort lf'OU.P A map. Ori -_7 e ~ j bed, w/drive up ramp. Also Good c:.-oncl. 644 t88(.. I owner, "'"l"'<U ·~ PONTIAC Grand Prix. ~3600 ~\~NI ~ts.equ!Gdpd to -~p (rll) '!3' BMW Porche· '70 911 E Targa. ·~or· ~-roncl.oUerlblna well. CHR-' •R Poor. ~· tteer., wiJ>. UIHl co...... e .1or Blll'g\lndy. Sportama.Hc A.M ......, ""'°"'~79 1 ~ dews. All'. Like new cond. • '70 TRIUMPH Z"lO • racing can, drap:ten. or FM, extras. Immac. $6200. · ,69 NEWPORT RA!u. Good cond. New paint. Must boats. 642--0542. Prl pty. 714/615-1910. '69 VW van, reblt 1300 eng A 64f.6lll 6'J5..6060 &ell -make oHer! 673--5122. of FaJ,_. air A Joaded, flG95. ;:;;--;;:;;-;~==-..:.c.:..:::: I 1968 BU~TACO 2!50CC, reblt $350 or beat offer. Moving 679 JoAnn St., CM art 5: 30. YAMAHA 300.. $150 firm. Good cond. 536-5170 ·n Suzuki 400MX, Excel con· dlUon. Make oiler. 675-5809 aft 6. DELUX Schwinn Stlt1g1')' Excellent condition $6. Cal1 after 5 prp ~ • '67 Yamaha, 175cc. Dirt bike. Gd cond. $ 4 0 0 . 66-8179. '68 GAREW 50c:c blkc. St:rett legal. Uc 785180. SlOO !Inn. S45-t7l5 lf'12 Yamaha 125 MX Lott ot txtru. * &G-9137 * HONDA 50 ct mini trail, 6 moa. old, Jlke new cond., many extras. $2.15. •m '111 llONDA '150. 1Dw ml., extru. 552· 7368 aft ft' 5 p.m. I Speed alrll purpe ,Sdnrinn Sti""'1 bleyd•. G0otJ c:o<> dltlon. 115. -• 1971 Ford Ill T, air, power •59 Ponche. Good condition. new trans. Pvt pty, $5001 • -, •n Pbnt Le Mans ata wg:n. lrg. tires, dl.ac brakes. Cam· . $UOO. fer. 830-3613. (~R). dlt. Call~ PS, PB, alr, 15,00C' mt. per special. eves. 592-1032. *** 494-9547 *** '64 VW $125. New ]Ml.int, ~ '2,100, 01' beat offer1. '63 Ford Ran<hern. Good '69 911 T, 5 spd, new tire•• •unrool, eng. needs work. ' CORVEllE 673-9ln, 3&m-4 pm wkd.,. coodltton. $300. brakes, $4250. 494-1306, 0.....-. Linda * ,'62 ' oorwtte lnperl,ect -,aoly~.o;;;;;;;;-;:;. ====-I 67l-7S28 ""64$-lt46 645-4491 VOLVO ORIGINAL , CllNDrrlONI '!18 PONTIAC TEMPEST '63 CHEVY !(TH. D. Suop. RENAULT Call llll).,2l31 · • WAGON. TOP SHAPE! 6 cyl w/metal tool bx. $600. BRAND llEW 1 • $!!00. * 833--3658 6f2..9315. Ren••lt Olmo Sale 11 DPDGE iiiil CTO ™"-· 4 oPtl. Au)OI Wontod f6I Semi Annual VOL;VO lt,OOO mj. ll!O. IMPORTS• W~ • • • , • ' 101 D ~ d a e ll o a-a co IC'f-1992 "--• °""'~ Demonstrator &f..,_,• f.dr ·'°"""' Dec T ·llRD ---.. Vltlt our .... i-..t Clearance Sal• $95 •• MO ~.wt wtj. •tr1 Pl~ TOP I BUYER & tlfll. , • . ilMlhl tt~ ~ '60 T Bird. X1nt m6ch eaod. BILL llAXEY TOYOTA Thi• Weekend · ruu. Ji'AcrORY -.~ Mkblc 1181(" ~ ~ i>o<lY "' u ..... ··~- 11111 -Blvd. b'-p """~. aft ..... ·-.. ~ .. H. Beach.. ~ "1..&?> Unbe1t1 .. rices $95.32 tot&l mo. py1Ql bicl. 1-;r , -· .oqUIJI sell, make oUtr ALL Im MODELS .... lk:<not a All ~ ... !":"'*"Dorl-* 4 !HS-<1121. WEFORPTOAYPT?~~ ROY CARYliR, Inc. .1N STOCK ,OR .c11ara .. a.• -Deo '"' ne,r • ..,. ~· oom1,"u"':Cl'"'O;;;Ro;;o;::11::;,1c,:-;:·s""1-=T'· 1 u~ ~ !med *1nent · pr I c 1 <iood n41o a Ii• • r • Bird. Power, auto. ll l50 u ,.,.. car 11 1X1n dean, 234 E. 17tb •It. IMMEDIATE $15'1!1.311. • r.n ..., pr1ce l'JHl!5: • i -l4f-44ll. • ,.. ,. ant. Ooota 114.., -INS~:~}v:::DIT sbe.m. .µ>.R. n", Oii 'It Dod!il Van. Xi11t {f""'l· •<t '60 T BlRD Oean Gd BAUEI\ BIJICX mo BMW lilllll Xln't cond, _..., ...... mmll. -..... -" al) "'"' ,,. .. 1 ,.,,,; cond itio Ooota ':5-llarbo< 81~ !:. :':. ~tl)'~U:-":,!· .J/~~~~INo IAll llWIS -~~ . · ' !", mai..'~d-. 5f!.012i. · iT:'OPt Don"tjUnktt.All)'W •lr ~auto tranan. Make COAST . *'11 Chelltnr.er. VW, Jtlt T·BJRD s•od that ..,.,., Let ., buf your olr. fl3..'/ZIO, YOLYO A;o, I"", al~~. EWt"' lr:'-tloll, ..:.i Uno truoblt. Up to 11. 0 0 0 ' '72 BMW lOO'J. see to IPl>J'IC! wktd'--.is. ' .'''0. f1W023. . 541-tO'B. $191)1). • Alk lot Tam , IMPORTS IHI Ho¥ IMI. "Whl!O r:l<pMnta'' _..... )l(ISf 1111 "!& T·-1£n. WANTED -· '*'15ll. Cett• Mela. Mlfm nq --11im --IFMllcolaie. Cal-I Ford or 01ev7 , panel It'• a -· •• .,.a 1'lU1' Dql\i J,lft • 1"' eblP' 11111! "Cluh" • .'. tfll them 111&--or l152-«137. . ...,.... ·11 •• ,, -; ttemt wllh -.... Dlll1 i@o..iJlow ...... at.a.,. "I.lot!'•••-.., ttnallii8':J'IJOI.°"-A--••a-&: Mve auh. Mlo-63IO not Owltitd. tQ...1171.i ~· BBMll (IM) itmi-. ,., • ..,. .. •a adl ' I _!•11Jtawu~!!!!"'!!: ___ ..=_ _ _j • I , ' • . ·.~ --' • " • j • San f;Jemente Capistra-..o voi:. 65, NO. 256, .. SECTIONS, so PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNI.( . . ... . "' ~ . TUESDAY, SEPTEMIEI{ 12, :1972 , Today's Fl••I N.Y. Stoelu TEN aNJS All-year School . Information Plan Approved By JORN VALTERZA or tM D.i1Y Pffltt llatt A prosram calculated lo Inform realdeots In the Capistrano Unified ~ Dtstrtc:t.about the advailtages aod disadvantages of. all-year school won belle approval from trustees Monday. . '8ut some of the oplnion sampling ideas lrilgbt forth by a apeclal advisory com- mittee worried board memben. Trustees •sreed that a set of pam-~b.!ell uplalning the 4>-15 CODCept (45 • • ·' James Hoffa , Called Fal{e WASHINGTON (AP) -The Justice Department aald today Willlam L. Taub, wbo represented bimJell as James Ho!· ft's "legal counsel" in a recent co°'" troversi over the former Teamster l-.der'1 plan to-vtatl North Vietnam, is not a lawyer. Justice Dej>artment spoltwnan aald lhOy learned UU. ·after Taub waa H· ltollvefy reported lo be ac:t1J>1r u Hoffa'• npresenlaUve In deellnp wilb various Sov.nu-l-t!fid"!• . 4 We are wonclerlng how be wu able to do all these thinp," Justice Department press officer John HU1hen Siid, "'without check1ng on who be was." The New Yori: Times reported today it learned from government soo=s lhat T•ub once represented bimsell u the "worldwide representative" for P o p e P.pul \!I's Olm Interests: accepted an aw.ant as a coproduCer of a motion pic- ture, only lo bave the real producer d .. DOunce blm as an Impostor, and tried to 1ell a man the M.G.M. building In Paris. Taub, who g a v e ~ address as a fasblonable Park Avenue apartment blllldlng In New York City, could not be reached for comment. :inie report on Taub'• professional elr<umatancee apparently caught White House pMS aecretary Ronald L. Ziegler off guanl during his mid-day briefing lo Dft'SmeD. ;WheQ asked for a comment, Ziegler ex- da:lined: "Taub's not a lawyer? U he's oOt, be should be. "My impression." he I d de d, uwas that be WU." 'lo Detroit, Holla aald he was startled to -ream o! the apparent misrepresen- tation and said he look Taub at face value after 11he aought me out in April. ~11 met him in Miami. He took notes, bad documents. everything," Hoffa said. Hoffa said be, bad an agreement to pay Taub for his services, but declined to say I! ally payment had been made ao far. ljl an effort to obtain permission for llolla lo visit North Vietnam and try to negotiate release of American prisoners of War, Taub met with presidential atde Henry Kissinger, attempted lo see Atty. c;..,. Richard Klelndleost and beld • (See FAKE, Page S) ,, Skunk's Trail ~Sweet,ened Vp' Techniques used lo eliminate the acrid odor of IUIOke that follows a 11ouJe rire wort pretty well on alruoks loo, Laguna Beacb firemen discovered Monday nlgbL A· lady resident called the Fire Department for belp after her dog tangled with ... of the cute black and wblte kitties, then retreated to Ille -after iettlacJI th!Jrough spraylnl. · Duhlng from room to room, the "-""" dog bad spread the odor of bis animaUc llP"ninc partner ~the-. Ai11led with tbelr smote ejector ·-a tarp blowtr -and • qollllttJ • ot deodorant "'°"" u Sweet Air, l1remfn tackled the problem ...,. callUIJ.y whJle the tad)' bathed bet dol. Tho lltunk 1pperm1l7 Jell for ......,.. flelda. . school daYs of clwes and 15 !<hool days off all year ~ag) were good tools lo educate the general public. The committee, however, also had recommended tbat trustees assume tbat il pel'IOlll did not react to the Idea they should be considered In favor of It. . Truste<s di.sa~ and emphasized lhat a major public sampling should be attempted belore the board decides next December il the all-year proposal 5""J!d be tried In the di.st(ict. . ers LAOS \ In the meant 1 me , pareat·teaeber ..... "' In all dil1rlcl -would be CODi.cted and uJr.ed to -public meetlnp where the alJ.year CODCepl could be examined completely. Tnistees were ad•rDNXt. however, about not ISIWlllna lllence in the com· munity consUtuted approval of the plan. "We could just u well wwne tbat silence meant an endorsement of the present traditlonal system," said ~ Gonion Peterson. CHINA ........... Crack Vietnam Forces Inside Red Stronglwl,d SAIGON (UPI ) -Two anlt> ol elite South Vietnamese marines linked up in- side the -Communist-held Quang Tri citadel today and launchec' a furious,_ last-minute drive lo puah the North Viet· namese out Of the thick-walled structure before a Wednesday deadline set by President Nguyen Van Thieu. UP! reporter Ted Kurrus, wbo got within 100 yards of the citadel, 18.id the marines met only light resistance on the ground but the North Vietnameae were firing at them from atop the 15-foot-higb walls with recoillesa: rifiea: while Com- munl.at gunners tried to alow the advance with artillery. An American spokesman in Da Nang said it was the he.aviest fighting ever ex· perienced by the marlnea. Jn North Vietnam, a combined ship and warplane task fwce blew up a vital bridge at Thanh Hoa and Air Force figb\er-bombers destroyed three railroad bridges 2&-30 miles from the Chinese bonier. Government troops bave been trying to recapture Quang Tri province since June 28. Thieu lniUally set Sept. 19 as the deadline to recapture territory seized by the Communi.stl alrice the current of· fensive started March 30. However, he later ordered the marines to recapture the citadel six days before his first deadline. 'Quang Tri City, the provincial capital 400 mlies ll!lrth of Salgou, baa been virtually levelled In the battle but the recapture of the city woci.d be a major propaganda and morale boost for the South Vletnaioeae. The city waa captured May 1 wbeo Nortb Vietnamese '!"'°I" rwted the South Vietnamese · defender.. It waa the first South Vietnamese provlncO ever caP: tured by the Comm1niJts. A 20,0lllknan ·tlOver!llnelif task force moved ·northward out of Hue, .32 mlies to the llOUth, OD JIJllO :ZS with orden to recapture the territory. A unit of South Vtetnameae paratroopers lougbl !ls way .lnllde the citadel not long alter the llrst push, but the unit was so battered tt bad to be withdrawn. The mariot:I, who taok over ·from the paratroopen, had not been able to Rel back inside the fortress unW today. Kurrus aald one marine unlt scrambled through a bole blown In the 20.!ooMhick walls by an American bomb while a sec- ond unit scaled the ,,an on the other side. · After they joined up, they llarted mov· . lng toward a major North VJetoamese bunker c:Omplex. · • 'Ibe N or t h Vietnamese have honey- combed the groundJ of the 19th century citadel with tunnels and are well dug In inside the complex. The. martn" have loot about 300 dead since the new drive against the citadel started Swlday and casualties OD both sides have nm into the tbousanda. Fire Nearly Beaten EUREKA (API -Fire fi&hten aald they upected lo gain control today of • 1111).acre fire near Petro~ 30 mn .. aoutb of here. High winds fann<ll· tt out of con- trol Sunday. The state Dlvlltoo of Forestry aald 275 men with IOlDe belp from uriaf tankers cot lines arouocf the Dre lolooday olgbL The trustee, however, praised the com- mittee as well aa the compoattton of tile two pbampblets w b t c b will be 11111 lo residents In the di.strict by Oct. I. "I like J.be candid approach," he aald. •rwe're not tryln.1 to snow anyone. We give them the pros and CODa of t b e issue." The formal committee report was delivered by Cbalrman Hilbert Klesker. who tOld tnJstees the panel was not aware of trustees' aims to condllel "an Trus .tees Olw.y -W"age Increases Agents Again Aid Kennedy WASHINGTON (AP) -Secret Service agents are guardlnl Sen. Edwanl Kennedy (J>.Mw.), u be campaigns with D e m o c r a t J.c presidential nominee G e o r g e r McGovern, Kennedy's office aald today. Agents were wiped to Kelllledy on l'nlldent Nllon'a orders after the )lay 11 lhooting of Gov. George c. Wallace of Alabama. Thor -. • wjtbdnnm at Km-nedf'• l'Clltueat ,June $. Howev.er, Kenoed1 , uted thet •rents be · llllped to him again 11\er Labor Day wlieti Ile look up a heavy llCbedlllt tf appwanct1, his olllce aald. W 0111an Survives Ordeal •• Victim Trapped 5 Days in Accident With Bodies GUELPH. ODL (UPI) - A -pin- ned helplessly under the -... "'-" car for five daya near the bodlel di her husband and two 1r!eods wu recoverlo& In hospital today. • Police aald maggots tnl..ted the open wounds of Mn. IJenlJe Sprayaoo. fl, by tbe time lhe WU found Ille Swtday at tile loot of an em~ an the outaklrll of this city, 80 miles nortbeasl of Toroolo. But the. ml(IOll -- • credited witb •vine her llle. Tbe W0111111 -fouDd by Paul Smell of -1e, ...... lie llopped to wait bll <!oc-Imel! -atlrected to !be wrectqe by U. womu"1 moans. Tbe c!or Jar at the foot of • deep cm- -IDd 25 feet from • road wen. travelled by rural resldenta of tbe recion. J.lra. s,..,..... t,...i -pbmed lieneatb • wlleel of tbe 11Daolwd car. , Ne.vii)', .,,... tbe b-.. ti 1w 9 band, Jl'rant. C. Mn. G o r d o n Wllllcombe, a, aod Albert Prklt, 40. Price wu belJeTed to have been tho . driver of the car. • , Mn. Spra1IOO'• doctor 111d lhe 1111· fered mu!Up!o 1nJur1es. lndudlnc avere !~ lo .... lei, llld ..... ..., and _facial.....,.. ' "Sl\t ~ .. ordfll irhlcb not mADJ "'"1lle COl\lll tia".,:Mount ,Forest • (llel IRlllVIVES, ...,. ll . . • •• election" on the issue. "We have . some specialists f n marketing research on the committee and all agreed that with lhe proper phrasing on a questionnaire you can get any answer you want," he said. He aaid what the committee em· pWlzed, instead, was an information program .~ a combination of pamphlets, meetings and press coverage. "But I don't know ." he added. "Nobody reads what's in the paper and nobody un- ~, • · • 1t.t.1f,y .....,,@IM,._· . l>USHES Pl!NDLETON l'LAN C111nty SUporvlsor CHp1r1 f.oll~ge Trustee Faces More Raps Of Bookmaking Forty:three more counts o! bookmat. Ing have been asfded to chargea facing Saddl~ck College Trustee Alyo M. Braoooo. . Deputy District Attorney Stewart Grant said he .filed the additional charges agalnlt tbe fO')'eer .. ld Santi Ana res~ dtnt ba!;ed on-new evideoce. in the case. Brannon wu artested tiro weeb ago by lnvestlgaloa,from tile Newport Buch Police Department and the District At- torney's Office. At that time, he .was charged with two counts of extort ion and bookmaking. 'lbe college trustee, who is an ac- countant and part-time instructor at an Anaheim business school, is currently free on 110:000 ball. He ts scheduled to appear• in the Harbor Judicial District C.ourt on Oct. 4 lot' 1 preliminary bear-- il>g. Investigators allege that Brannon has been rwWne a betting operation in the Orange Coast area for the past three years. 1bey further assert that an as yet unldentilied accomplice was used as an enforcer by Brannon to collect gambling bell In what ba1 been described by Jn. vesUgaton as a $25,~a-week business. Detectives uld they first learned ol the bookmaking ring tl>rough me ol Bnnnon's alleged clients who told police he ind his la.mlly were heln& threatened over a 4%,lllO gambling beL Dana Point Roa·d Work Approved A $Zll ,68t contract !or resurfacing, widening and ......tnlCtlng Del Obispo Street In the Dana Point area has been approved by the Orange County Board of Supervtaon. The contract caUs for widenlnc the u- llllng roadway lo provide lour 1111<> and • btlewsy In eecb direction, according to Supervisor Ronald W. Ca1per1. Bids were opened on Aug. It and the contract awmled lo the low bidder. E. L. Whita 'cOmpany. Tbere. """' Dine bids .. bmltted and the Road Jleparllll<Dt engineer'• esUmate !or Ibo job waa '233.937. \ . Famed Artist Dies LQs ANGELES (AP: -Max Fle!Jcher .. i:reatw ol the "CM of the lritwell" eor:toon ..nes and Inventor of more •Opn *· mqtlon picture production . ~' 4led .llooday. Ha WU •• . . dcrstands what they read." Kiesker and trustees agreed that the bulk of the support for the all-year con- cept -already being {ried in the Sad- dlt.back area and iD San Diego f.ounty - will be individuals interested in see.inc maximum use of school facilities . Costs of education, school officials aay, will drop under such a program. Advocates have added that students learn more under the new system (~ AIJ.,.YEAR, Pase Z) Pendleton Air Facility Supported By L PETE'R KRIEG or 1M DlllY P'li.t Stiff Orange County Board of Supervisors Chainnan Ronald W. Caspers Monday night called for ar. end to commercial jet flights at Orange County Airport and an end to military flights at the U.S. Marine Corps Air Station at El Toro. Caspers, in a l>minute address before Newport, Beach councilmen, vowed to do a\I he ~ lo ge\ both operatlona lllOVed to a joint clvilla&mlJltary airport to be built. II Cam~ Pelfdletoa. lit Mid be -Ilk ,. JI •• 111pervla.on' todaJ 1o alttborlu· • rtqlt<il for a Fedenl Aviation AdmlntstraUoo (FAA) study o!·the propoul. Tied closely lo the plan would be ex· pansion of the Orange County Tramit District to serve the airport, Caspers sa; i. He said It would take more than his er. rorts alone to make it all happen, however. "Neither I nor the full Board of Supervlaol'I, acting jointly, can get a piece of Camp Pendleton by ourselves,'' he said, pointing out what othera have said before, that it will be a poUtical decision. "It will take the cooperation of the military, the Congress and the President to get the Orange County airport a1te which we deserve," Caspers said. He did not refer to the Marines' co°'" sbtent opposition to use of Pendleton aa an airport. Caspers aala there 11 nowbere within Orange Cowity to turn f<ir a new airport site. He said he thinka -despite rebuff• in attempts to get San Diego County of· flclals to endorse the plan -that it can come to be because Camp Pendleton "ia within the sphere of influence of o u r county." Caspers said his rapid transit proposal would feature "an integrated surface tramportation system including higb- speed commuter lines to tie existing terminal facilities to the newly proposed take off and landing strip in Camp Pendleton." Newport councilmen offered little com. ment, although Vice Mayor Howard Rogers agreed with a point b~ Caspers that strong public support wlli ai.o be needed. caspers said be was ~d lo ... a fonnatlon of the new otizens group, (See AIRPORT, Pqe I) Oraage Weather YOU might need yilur umbrella Wednesday. according lo the weatherlady who SttS scattered. sprinkles followed by a 1 u n n y afternoon with highs tn the upper 70s. INSIDE TODAY The primtrive caw-dwtUing tribe of the Philipplnt1 -the Ta&ada1'1 -htu incrt a&td in population by f011r percent with the recnt birth of a mw bab11. r or account of uw lif1 among thl tin11 tribe, tee •torv Po.qe I.. LM. IM It ...._ l9 C~UlenMI J Mlmllil ...... .. C:ltulllell •" ... ,.... ..... 4 c-kt u or&Mt ~ t c,.....,., 11 ....... ... . Dtfi• Mttlnl t .... IMtWI ... ,, """"411 ,... • ,........,. lt ........... " .,...,..,, " ...... l•tt ......, • I ,,_ ... ...,. t ....... Ntwt ta.M l ... 11u11 14 ......, .,_ A ........ 14 . ' j , J DAILY PIL0 1 r~. s.,1....., u, 1972 Smog Sniffing Patrol w Check Vehicw Exh.amt Colllomla m,11 ... , Palnllnim ril bqln 1111111111 au! --.... " Ibo °"""" O>unty ..... bellmlnr tbll Fr!day. Using an exhaust gas analyzer they wW perform r1l&d -.., U. « newer model domestic: can and llghl lnlckl with 1uollne englnn Cf ltll culijo inch or greater capacity. Thi1 takes in moll AmerJca&made \'eb.ldel. Motorl.sta operating vehicles in violation of atandards will rece:lve a writ. ten warning requiring them to obtain a cerUlic.ate of compliance "1th exhaurt Jtandardl from an authorized Motor Vehicle Pollutiofl Control llation. Failure to obtain certification could result in a cllalion. Walter Pudinski, CallfornJa Highway Patrol Qimmissioner, said the an. lyze.ra wUI be operated in conjunction with the Highway Patrol'• roving pu- aenger vehicle lnapectlona. A !OUHJJ<l.l~monlll pilot study Of emlnloo vlolallonJ ID •Jehl ., .. , of CalifOl')'lla ahowtd that of the 26,723 cars teated, 5,825 or 21.I percent were in violatiOn. . Jn the Orange County area 2;163 cars were tested and 742 were found 111 violation. That represents 26.9 peiunL . "The pilot study results indicate the practicaUty ot meuurmg uhaU!t em.l.sslons at roadside, thus we feel that reallaUc enforcement can now be lniUated. '' Pudinski sak:t. Prop. 22 Election Fraud Probe Extends to County A probe of poalble eledlon fraud Jn. volvtog petlti"'5 lllat earned Ille !arm labor lnlllaUvt 'e place on Ille November ballot bas been extended to 10 Colllornla counties, including Orange Comity. Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr.. today said the expanded in- vestigation Into Proposition 22 might prove the most serious election fraud cue to b1t the state in yeara. From Page 1 AIRPORT ... Airport Action Association, f o rm er Freeway Fighters, who are organizing to mount a public campaign against jet nighis at Oranp County Ailport. Rogers aaJd, t•Jt 'a a matter now between the people and · Wuhington D.C." He ull:ed Caspers to ''keep us in· formed on how we can help and get this -airport down to Pendleton." · ea.per. ln hJs talk Indicated he could not support any proposal for civilian use of El Toro, even u an interim aoluUon. "I must mate it clear that a shifting of our bunlen here ln Newport Beacb to Ille yoll:e of our neigh.hon to the aouth under Ille night pattern of El Toro la not an ac- ceiMble amwer. "Lei m dlacount now IDd for Ille future Ille JJ!ea of movlnJI our problem into our neirlibors• baclcyardl. "l am vebemenlly oppooed to civtll.on commerctaJ use ol EJ Toro Marine C.Orp1 Air staUon. The resldma of tho · Sad- dleblck Valley and Ille city of !nine will mercial jets wblle lam their supen11or,'' he aaid. Grand Jury Unit Set to Discuss Airport Future "This ts t.be graveat case of election fraud to come &o light in recent years and immediate investigations are needed in all areas where possible vlolatlom of law have occurred," Brown said. Besides Los Angeles and San Francisco counties where the probe wu launched, the aecretary of state Is adding the.!e counties : Alameda, Fr9no, Kem, Orange, San Diego, San Bernardino and San Mateo counties. The proposltion, If approved by voters on Nov. 7, would set up an agriculture labor relations board to be appointed by Gov, Reagan. The meuure woold authorize Ille board to halt most boycotts and harvest.time strlkea. Supporters of the propooltlon contend Ille measure would provide !or peaceful, orderly 1ettlement of farm labor disputes. From Pflfle J SURVIVES ... District Coroner Dr. G. L. Stewart llld. He said Mn:. Sprayson'a wounds '1were loaded with crawling thlnp. Her dJacom. fort must have been be,.00 Jm. ag\nauoo.• A 111rgeon who treated Mrs. Spniyaon fnut\ediately o/tu she WU found, credited Ille mauots wtlll belJ>lnl to save the woman's life. Dr. Frank Fanner, who described Ml'!I. Sprayson's condition today as 0 satllfac· tory" following surgery on her fractured leg, said the maggots helped prevent bloud poisoning from seltlnJI In. Dr. Fanner said be believed the ma1· got! were among three facton that helped her survive. 'lFirst, she wu unconscious so she couldn1 worry about anything," Dr. Fanner said. ' New Attacks Threatened By Israelis Pnm Wini 5erv1ca ' ImeU Prime Minister Golda Meir .. Id today in Jtn1111lem that larael would mUte tmorllta 0 'Whttever it can reach them." -An<ro!IJCial can Rilio aid lwael ht agreement with Ille United Stites la about to carry out a large scale mllltary operation against Syria and Lebanon. M ..... hilo, resldent1 of Ille IOUlllem Lebaneoe city of Sidon 11ld t,.. laraell warplanes broke the 90WKf barrier over tbe town today. They told UP In Beirut Ille pl .... came In from the sea and headed for llraell-occupled Syrian territory wbeno there was • minor border incident this morning. U.N. Secretary Gener.I Kurt Waldheim alao ezpreSled hope today Ille General Assembly wwld lite .tepo to pre...t further ac~ Qf terrorism and violence against civilians. "l am deeply WOfTied about these acts," Waldheim said. "It is for this te.ason that I hive decided to put this question on the agenda of the assembly 's upcoming 28th aession." Cairo Radio made Ila charge about Ille military in a COllllll<lltary and Ulfed Arab countries and peoples to be on max· imum alert. It cited reports from Beirot, Damucus and. Tel Avi~ about large Israeli military mobilization near the border and called the mobilization "thick and unusual." "In light of all this. we can conclude that Israel, in agreement with tile United States, is on its way to carry out large scale military operations a g I. i n 1 t Leba"°!},and Syria," the radio said. The J:R:irut newspaper An N ai.r alao reported an lncttue of laraell mWtary patrola along the bc:rder and said hraell workers stopped picking apples at orchards near the border and cJvlllan cars were ttot being seen on roads in that region. In Beirut, t h e French-language newspaper l'Qrieot le .Jo~ur said .the Syri8.n government lifted restrictions against Palestine guerrilla operations against Israel and even encouraged com- mandos based in Syria to escalate their attacks against Israel. It quoted uniden- tified Syrian oUJdala ln DamaSCUJ. Mrs. Meir, ln an. addresa to Ille ""°ll Knesset (Parliament) called to dlacusa Ille guerrWa murder of 11 l!ra<U. at Ille Munlcb Olympie Games, said Ille lncldeot threatened Middle EaJt peace efforta. She · commrnclod the Weat German govenunent for its declsim to use force agalnsl Ille euerrmu. but llld lllere .... "'room for criUcilm" for the way the rescue attempt wu carried oul She dJd not elaborate. Nine Iaraella died In Ille :shootout. Jn a minor border incident today, b&zoolla iockets fired from Syrian t .... ritory hit Ille village of Kbuahnlyeh ln Ille central sector of the Israeli-ocxupied Golan Heights, the Israeli military com- mand aald. FromPflfleJ FAKE ..• - • . Capistrano School Fee Hike Seen ' • ' , • . • . ' Some students plannfnl to enroll •Iii! 11ila moolll In Son Clnmente'1 adult IClx>oJ bad belier begin saving up for " bJatr nglatratloo fee. : "t-,;;i;~~platr;; ano Unified Scllool ~jct~· ~ Mooday decided lhey probably would opt for "aome aort of increa1e" ia the lees for students not seetlr« hlkb IChool credit In Ille active nlgbt lcboof p-am. UPIT ...... fll Red Tanks Roll Tanks of the Polish army cross a pontoon bridge in Czechoslovakia at the start of allied exercises of the Warsaw Treaty Armies today. "Shield 72,'' as the maneuvers are called, include troops from Hun· gary, East Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia and Russia. The purpose of the exercise is to coordinate the military power of all the nations. Schmitz Says He'll Name Bremer's 'Mystery Boss' From Wire Services Rep. John G. Schmitz or Tustin said to- day be will identify the "mysterious ... boss" whom the American Party presidential candidate believes directed the attempt to assassinate Alabama Gov. From Pagel ALL-YEAR ... because there ls oot a three-month dry spell when learning stops. While trustees have not yet made a fonnal action endorsing the proposal, the majority of the board has tm0fficially e.i:· pressed a positive stand on all·year -· The real clincher, however, will be the consensus of the community. Qial.rman Bob Htll'll 11i4 .tjlal if the best poWng by • Ille district shows ;;:~t. ~ :Jl'J"taJt .. a~~ voting for it." · George Wallace. The lam~uck congressman said Mon-- day the man who directed Arthur Bremer'! usassination attempt in Laurel, Md., has "died in a mysterious death." The shopping center shooting of Wallace left the former American Party standard bearer paralyzed from the wais'l down. Schmitz, alleging Bremer'& attempt may have been a conspiracy, declined lo reveal the name of the mystery boss un- til a Thursday press conference, however. "I'm holding a press conference on Thursday to talk • about a situation 1 alluded to ln my Milwaukee speech, poi.Q. ting out that Bremer didn't act alone,"' Schmitz said, I "He had a Dl)'Sterlous, ab, -t would you call it. •. boa type who, Interestingly enough, died in • lll)'Slerlous d e a t h between George Wallace'1 assassination atteiqpt ·p~now,;• -the Jahn Birch ~1• ty member told a Portland, Maine, au- dience. Mes~age Home Pilot a POW -Wife Gets Word The issue over the fees, a chronic ooe facing Ille board, ...,,. up again Monday .. Ille board WU oonaldering Ille rouUneJ adoption of claas ollertnga ror Ille <OminC ocbool year. Trustee G o r d o n Petenon lfld the discussion by polntlng au! lllat tllO tax..' payer. at large ......,. about tw<>lhlrd( · of the financial btrden for the e1a .... of{ fered weekday evenings at San Clemente.- High School. 1 Students oot seeking academic credit. sign up for any number of classes for $S : a semester. From lbe state o! California, Ille district receives about $125 per studd each semester to off.set the costs. • But Petenon said Ille &ea would havo' to be raised to $20 per pupil lo moke tbe. program breat even. The JlO"ible Increase which Ille boanl. will consider at jts meeting next Monday, will probably be less, however. Trustee Fred Newhart suggnted a ... schedule which set a basic registration. fee of $6 and an extra charge for any ad-' ditional classu. · Before the decision comes down. however, Adult School Principal Ar Valentine will determine how much more ; the district could earn under a '6 per-· course fee schedule. , Valentine told trustees 'lllat his ourvey, of other school district.! revealed that the local district might be cbarglng a dollar or two less because e.1tra classes COit nolllling. . But be said lllat the '5 existing lee is •' workable one becau.se during regl!tration' periods volunteers pitch in from Jocal! women's clubs. • "They're usually swamped, and mat " Ing change !or a '5 fee ia e.tr<mely, simple for the bookkeeping," be told. trustees. • "Anything like an utra dollar would, cause no end to Ille beadacbes during Ille' busy regislntlon periods," be added. Sweping Rider Awakes, Guides V ehicw to Halt • • I r I A 20-year-old Orange woman was ruc1e-: ly awakened early today when the car ill!· whicb she wu riding careened off I fire, bydrant on Laguna Cinyon &ad, •Ito-•· ting Ille driver, wbo appamitly a1ao bad'. been dozing, ac<ordlng to police. · SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Monday began ... Jusl another lonely day for Pat Passenger Ann Marte Kruc:o, - Hansen. Her hasband, Air Force Capt. Thomas J_ Hansen, was in a prisoner· woke from her nap tn Ume to aee driver · of.war camp somewhere in North Vietnam and she was e.1pecting their first Larry Thomas Rice, rr. of Orange, hurtle' child in two weeks. out of the vehicle, grabbed the steering Cftnge County Airport and Its future will be diacusaed Thursday at a luncheon meeting of the Grand Jurors' A.ssocialion of Orange County. 6 Secondly, she wu in a marshy, damp area that was secluded. 'lbe dampness and rainfall kept ber body hydnted. "And Uttrdly, Ille rnauola found on ber actually helped keep her wound clean. 'llle maggots helped to prevent aep. ticernia (blood poiioolni)." But her mood changed quickly when she teamed that Radio Hanoi broad-wheel and guided the car off the ~ dlscussions with Deputy Atty. Gen. Ralph Cl.St a statement said to have been read by her .hWJband. Jt was a message through a barbed wire fence and into ! Ericson. to Mrs. Hansen, 23.. fteld. officers reported. · • The ll'OUP of !onner grand jury memben will meet at the Airporter Inn Oil MacArthur Boulevard in Irvine to bear Dan Emory, ailport jet flight op. ponent and Robert Bre!!nahan, county director or aviation, debate the issue. In a bulletin announcing the eyent, as.sociatlon President J. Leslie Steffensen of Newport Beacb posed the.!e questlo .. : -Should U (the ailport) be made a full fledged commercial airport with guided but steady growth? -SbouJd its ~enger service be phas- ed out aa soon as possible? -Should It be llmlled to lis presenUy numben!d daily OJghta but no more? DAILY PILOT 11-Or.,... C..t DAILY l"ILOT, •ITJI wtloc:ft "' c:oonblNCI 1ri. H•""·~rffa. II Pllli.llllltiil ·" ""' Or•• Co11t ~t•lllrlt c.tftpe11r. s-. r•tt edlllant .,. ~ ........ Mow11y ~ PrlMr, ,_ c .. 1. MMe, ,.......,., -..cit. HU11tiflgtoft 81.ccll/f"ouru111'1 V1t1er, L•ou,.. BMd'I, lrvlne/SMilllfOldr. q ·S.11 Ci.m.11111 $M Ju111 C1pltlr1110. A slnot• rt11i.t1tl edl!IM 11 p1111t111Md 1.11vrd1ra ,,.. Surid•rt. TJM Jlrlrlt1"1 P\ltll!ilhlf,f Plllll " •I ia W.-11 .. 1 SlrHI, COlll M ... , C.ll~rnll, flli)J. !lob.rt H. w,,, Pr111dtt1f 1111111 P ... 11....,. J1c:k It Curley Viet Pr•loJfl'll •l!d '"-U M4""111f" Tllom11 K11.-il Editor Tliom11 A. Murphi111 MIMl!nt Eai1w Ch1tlo1 H. loot ~icll1r4 ~-Holl A.111111"1 MU•IOl"ll Edo!ors S-Cle.et11te Office JOI Norl6i 11 C1mi11 A11I, t2•72 -Olfkft c.11 Maui DI w .. 1 ••r ''''" ......,., IMc:t11 21» N...,,...I hvll•lf• """'""-'-' hKll! 1'11J ... ell ............. .....,... -..ai: m ,_. """"" , ........ 17t41 HJ"4JJ1 ei..-.. -...... ,.,,71 S.. C ....... Al D1pa11-im: _, ........ 4tJ-4421 ~f, 1fft. Or11111 COf1 I '°llOll11!lflt Cllifl'\flltll't. Ht !WWI ltlrlft !nutlrliltt,.I, Ml!Ofltf INlltf' ff """'' .. '"'"" M11111 n11r " rlllWtfw:ed wll"°"t 1oe<lll ,..... "'"'"" et a,rrltllt -·· ._,., c:le• -'" Nljf •I C.. .. M ... , ClllfWJll•. 9"'Mrr.t..,. h' <•rrlff" 12.4tf ~I 1Jr !NII II.If IMlllll,._, 1"tllirorY .............. Mlrlltllr. . . n>e accident occurred late Sept. 5, and temperalure. ln Ille rqinn during the ft•e-<lay ordeal "''cbed ao by day and dipped to Ille llOs by nlgbt. Dr. Stewart aatd Mrs. Sprayaon's bu. band and frienda would not have 1urvived even if they had received prompt medical attention. The bodies of the· two men had to be pried from the wreckage by torches. Police sald the car failed to mate a turn in the road, shot through the air and knocked down ... tret a1 It rolled down an embankment. The vehicle wu demolish- ed. The four peraona all were from the rural community of MuwelL They all operated under the apparent "Obi my God, thank you, thank you," &he said when told of the message, Miss Kruco and a Sf.COnd puaenger, aasumption that Taub wu a New York at· relayed in a repoit from .~on. Sonja Lee Gilbertson, 35, also of Orange, torney. Ericson wu described by Hus.hen ''Sbtt!e l>elng captured, J've been well taken care of," Hansen was quoted who had been sleeping in the back seat of as "di.!turbed by Taub'a m.lsrepresm-aa aayihg, ''Three things have occupied my mind. You, the baby and the end-the car, escaped injury in the 1:30 a.Ill( tattoo" in thclr discusaion1. ing of the war." accident. Rushen said the FBI had been asked to The dleslage ended with an endorsement of sen. George S. McGovern, but . Rice, who told police he waa not sure check Jt.1 files on Taub but aakt no In-but Mrs. Hansen refused to comment on this part of Ute .statement. bow the car went out of control, wu vestig1Uon was ordered. He alao declined · Mr1. Han.sen, bad been told by the U.S. government that her bwband, 28, taken to South Coast Comm\Dllty to disclose contents of any PBJ file on the was shot down June 'n but Monday's report was the nm ind.lcaUon of his Hospital in South Laguna and releaSed mysterious figure. 1pbysical condition. after treatment for laceni.tionl and Hushen said as far aa the Justice I j~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•b;r;as;lo;n;;s;. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;".;. Department is concerned the matter is ended and no action will be taken against Taub. When the story surfaced lut week that Hofla hoped to IO to Hano~ Taub told Ille Associated'Presa be was "Jimmy Hoffa's legal coumel," and IHIVU disp.ited the ttporters' uae of the word attorney in de- ICribing Taub. SERVICE ..• How Much Is It Worth? Huntington Tries to Save Ducks After Death of 80 In tho carpet business sometimes ii'• worth EVERYTHING! Hardiif t day goes by that we don't got • caR regarding onother. company's poor installation. OccasionaRy tho damago resulting from poorly Hwn seams or taped seams is not rtpairoblt. " ' • The last of the ducb were to be removed from Talbert Late ln Hu1>- tington Beach toda), after IO of the water rowl died over the weekend. City parks workmen used· two am.all row boats to herd the ducks, mostly domestic breeds, into a pen at one end of the lake. The round-up operation was supervl!ed by a state F'ish and Game warden who said the deaths were apparently cauaed by the botulism dlscovand ln the lake two wff.ks ago. At that time t dozen ducks d1ed and the re1t were shifted to a deeper part of Ille lake where city oUldall !alt they would be safe. Gordan Crtbbo, Ille Flab and Game warden, aaid ~ mornlna the duck bo1ullsm -Jt doet not affect people - h11s spread to 1U parts of the lak~. Talbert Lake Is more than half dry now because of low ~mmer water levell and consltUcUon around lht lake 11 Illa cit, builds lis Mw c•ntral park • Cribbs aald IUcb botullom la cauoed by sta11nant ll'ltar and hot weather. The danger of tt, ht llld, II lllal dd ducks Oyin( down the Paclflc fl'l1ny ....id ' ·- transfer tho dileae to other areu. "OUr department hat to stay on "- botulism cuu all summer," be added. "Thou,.ndJ of duclla have died In Ille San Joaquin Valley." Most of the dead ducn In Talbert Lake wert domestics, poss.lbly released tn the laJce after the flurry of Easter duckllnaa. While city officials captured the Talbert ducks. they weren't quite sure what to do wllll them. ' Tom Buahanl, city paru 111pertn. ' t•nd•nt, llld llley don' want to carry lllem to another late where Ille JlO"lbly Infected duckl might l!ftad the dlte.,. to healthy '·allanla, Buahard also aaJd lnvnttgaton !tom the U.S. Agricultural Department Intend , 10 aample Ille lab to delannfne If lllere I la al'° any atgn of Nell'eulle dltea.., an lillectlon lllat bll c1uaed a quarantine on Orange County poultry. Cribbs aald 11\e lake botullam >rfil be killed ofl when lbe cold, wlnlar weather aels ln. He aloo 11ld Ille lih can be pro-j tected when ii becomeo a pert fl Ill&' .... tral part u Ioni a lbe fttor lonl la ke'PI up and 1be laU 11 -11 -. 11ed. Then tho value of the Investment loob pale inclotdl Why pay $300.00 or $1500.00 for carpeting and gamble wit~ the iMtanation? Wa maintain on of our own crows, on taught tftt ONLY way t. instan carpeting -the RIGHT woy! Tho great.st majority of our business i• referral There;,•,.....,., ALDEN'S ' CARPETS e DRAPES 1661 Placetlfftl Ave~ COSTA MHA 646-4831 HOUIS< "Ion. t).,,. 'ntt1ri.. 't to •r.JO-PRI. f to f.-SAT. t:IO lo I I ' • ' .. . ' . ' ,, ,., I~ .. ~ .. • ' .. .. ' i ~. ' ' . ... .. l '' l ' ' • • J t IWL Y PILOT SC .4%1.e Problem.t GM CaJJing Back 37,000 Cadillacs DETROIT (UPI) -General Moton, Corp. baa •11119111JCed ... an ot :r1,ooo Cadlllaco pro- duced at U.. end of U.. 1171 model year to find 5,000 defec- u .. left roar axle sllalts. The CadUlac Motor Division of GM llld Monday that the ablftl may be a fraction of an Inch loo long and "could ruull in unusual pressure tln the wheel hearing singled by loud noise. U lltla Is Ignored and !he Finance Briefs e s..,i.. Bank LOS ANGELES -Sw~s credit Bank, one af lhe three blgg'51 banks in Swlturland, announced the establishment of a branch In Los Angeles, its second in the United States. The bank ha.s maintained a branch ln New York for 32 years. e Teehnleolor HOLLYWOOD Technicolor, Inc., reported earnings of $1 million, or 26 cents a share, for the three months ended June 24, com- pared wilh $'719,000, or 19 cents a sh.art, a year earlier. Sales rose to $28.$8 mlllion from $25.8 milllon in the com· parable 1971 period. In the year ended June 24, the company earned $3.69 million, or 98 cents a share, on .ales of $106,1.Z million. This compares with $2. 71 million, or 75 cents a share, on sales of $98.11 million a year earlier. IM¥tr1fnmMll Wonlecl About F1\LSE TEETH You Migl1t Get Refund b)' dcTomaso • • • Imported. tor Uncoln-Ml!tt'U1'7. ttallan coe.ch\l.·ork created by ~ brilliant Ghia StudJOI ot Twin. Ford dtslgned the ~1 CID 4.v ·v..g fllgtnt. Four whee.I I"" depentnt auspenslon and _tn1d .. hJp enclne placement. Five sPffd sear box, tull,1 l)'nCbl'Onbled • • • ... •Pantera ••• Itallap for Pantbtt ••• , J OVER 1'HE COUNTER COMPLETE-NEW YORK STOCK UST , 1 1· \. • • • • • • • • ,. For The Record Diss.-1,.tions Of Marriage Death Noticu WESTCLIFF MORTUARY ARBUCKLE I< SON 11'1 E. 17\b SI., ()o11a Meu llf.4811 • BALTZ BERGERON FUNERAL ROME Corona de! Mar nUU. CO.ta Meu llf-UU • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY Ill Broadway. Colla MHI LI WIU • ~lcCORMICK LAGUNA BEACH MORTUARY 1715 Llpu Cuyon Rd. ffMlll • PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK ceme!UJ Mo11uary Cbpel -Pldfle View Drive Newpirt lleKl, Callllrlll -• P£n FAMILY COLONIAL Fll!IE!W. llOMI! '71111 BolA A Ye. WOllmlntlttlfS.ml • • SMl'l'll'I MORTUARY err. 111o1a St. R-8-) Al- GETS PROMOT ION Evelyn Huston Librarian Promot,ed At UC Irvine A veteran woman librarian who heads the public serv'ices division of the UC Irvine Library has been advanced to the rank of asslltant universi· ty librarian. Promotion of Evelyn Huston waa announced today by University Librarian John E. Smith. Mn. Huiton heads one of two major divisions cf the library and Is responsible for all departments s e r v i n g readers, including circulation, interlibrary JoaM, special col· lectJons, referenct, govern- ment publications, and the newly fonned Orange County public affairs service. Mrs. Huston came to UCJ as head of the division in 1966 from UC Riverside where she headed the government publi· cations department. She previ- ousJy served as associate dir· .ector of librarie1 at Cal Tech, Chief of readers' servicea at calitornja' State Univenity, Los Angeles and supervising li- brarian for government puf>. llcatioru: in the California State Library. Mr!. Huston resides in Irvine at 17786 Acacia Tree Lane. , . . • Beach Kidnaping Suspect in Court Adams Avenue and Jllagnollo Street In Huntlnitoo Beach. Police aa1d he drove them 11 far .aa Main S&teet and Adams Avenue, then pulled 1 gun, forced them to -hand over the $13 in •alb they produced from their pockets Ind the • ORANGE .COUNTY SANTA ANA -A man charged with armed robbery and kldnaplllg all<r • polke hunt that began with th< al· Jeged abduetton of four young hitchhikers in •tuntington Beach wu scheduled to race arraignment today in orange County Superior Court. Judge WWJam Murray set the arraignment date for David C. Donde, 24, La Mirada, on allegations filed after a search July 28 that allegedly began when Donde picked up four youngsten - one 16, two 15 and one 14 -at sweaten worn by two &lrl "---------' member• or the group. Police mounted a search for - the ml>torlJ\ detcrlbed by the young!lers and liter follnd • blazing car that WU identllied by the victiml as the auto used by their abductor. County Gets $1,058,113 Road Cash ( OAJLY •ILOT 9 3 Re-pair Fraud Suspects Facing Trial in County SANTA ANA -'lllree of tANNON 4ND Slwtk att Stentan Alld homeowners. four men llllked by dbtrlct 11-fne on $20,000 ball with baU many of them <lderly, said lonloy'a Jnvestlpton to what set al $10.000 for Weltbacker. they were told by lnlerna· they uy Ji a -.tywlde Codelendant William F .. ter, tlooal Fw'nlce repreaentalives butlng and wlr1n( conoplracy 28, of T1lltln, la today the sub-that their wiring bad been that has concentrated oo ject of a 41atswlde ...,..h, virtually destroyed by bits elder(y 1x1m-h I v e Judge Mumy blued I bench been orderod to 1aca trial Oct. warnnt for F .. l<r't arrest. and rodent> and that Ibey ran i$ Jn Oraqe County SUperiol" The Indictment of the four I lremetldoUI risk Of fire. Court. men come JI tbe btlght of an Stenlon said rtpalr ... work Judge William Mumy ael lnvettlplloo Into many com· wu carried out al hi ... cost the lrlal dale and 1 pretrial plalnla by county bomeownen by workmen who often also bearing for Sept. 15 In action of the operallons of the replaced healers deacrlbed lo autboriied by the 1asuJnce of International Furnace Com· the homeowners as faulty and 1 llHlld Jury lndlctment. pany o! G..U... Grove. badly in need of renewal. Pleas of not guilty to WelJhacker ts the pre.!ident Investigators said all the charges of grand theft were of the co-. Hii tbrte homes without exception were filed by James Francia Lan-c:odelenclants are listed by in ercellent repair and only non. ~ and Leooard Stanley prooecutors 11 his qenla OI very minor wiring Ind eleo- Siwek. 51, both of Garden emp7 . lrlcal work was performed by Couple Sue Over Flood On Property Police said a homeowner then told them the accuaed man knocked on his door and demanded his car at gunpoint. The homeowner lipped th< gunman as they headed for the garage and ran off to bring Police who were scour. ing the neighborhood, ac- cording to police accounts. Grove and Robert Joseph the international F u r n a c e SACRAMENTO -Orange . Welzbacker, 40, of Santi Ana. AlTORNEY RIC RA RD operative._ County'• share or highwayl-:::==========================::::::;:-- Donde ls free with ball set at $5,000. usen taxes collected by the state In July, 1972 amounted to $1,058,113, according to state controller ~fficials. Orange Coast cities received SANTA ANA - A Newport the loUowing amounts : Costa Heights couple who blame Sw't Filed Mesa, $60,173; FOutrt'Ttn both the City of Newport v 11 $36 699 H Ungton Beach and the developers of &a~' ' ; un • adjacent property for land ftll-c • 'lllS,880; 1 r v 1 n he • h ed the all ed B S d t $18,067; Laguna Be a c , ing t al I to eg y tU en 111,1181; Newporl B ea c h , flooding of their proprety has edhoth · 1 _,JN> $42,145; San Clemente, su parties or -.'9\111. SANTA ANA - A Fowitain $14,507; San Juan Capistrano, Robert and Susan Upson, 404 Vall High School d L $4,706; and Seal Be a c b , Catalina Drive, name the city ey stu en $2 • who claims he was seriously l,v97, and Robert P. and Loring P. injured when the wheel! of an State-wide di!tribulion of Warmington or the Warm-equipment trolley passed over $66,067,02$ among the state for ington Construction Compay him has sued the Huntington e x p e n d i t u r e s on state as defendants in their Orange Beach Unio~ High School highways and among cities County Superior <':<'urt lawsuit. District for $25,000. and counties for general The Upsons claim that land Terrance Michael McKin-purposes took place in August. ll11yl1191 a11e\\' ca1··1 An Auto Loan at Flrat Nellonal Bank glvn you 3 big advantages: 1. Low Cost 2. Fast Approval 3. Helps build your credit Fill out an auto loan application al any branch of First National Bank. You'll be that much closer to driving the new car you've been thinking about. fill w~rk carried out by. the ~non, 15, of 18931 Walnut St., The tu.ea were derived Warm1.ngtons u~er c 't Y Fountain Valley, charges the from gasoline tu:, diesel fuel authority on April II, 1971, district with negligence in an tax, a tramfer of $5,325,0fl elevated properties at 408, 410, Orange County Superior Court from the Tranaportation Fund , 412 and 414 Catalina Drive and action filed by his lather, John Interest earnings o! $611,806 FirstN ational Bank 413 Santa Ana Avenue above D. McKinnon. and $1,662 from miscellaneolU their home. The Iawoult states thal IF GIANCE COUNTY sources. Water Unit Has Film young McKinn9n was in front:ir:;=========;;I .-IUi in'lcl: ... Plala ii downlow1 Or1nit of the trolley carrying a pile of llMQI omco: mats last Feb. 22 while other THE BEST _,,,.,,,,,..., . .._,._ students pushed from the rear Jteadenbif. po I I s prow COSTA ME1t Mm Vrnlt & Adm 01 th "P"11uta" one of the SMTA Ml: 11111 & Tntift e conveyance. @ fl.UrMl:Senlilp &W• It is alleged that the yOutb world's most popul&r comJc ;1~ wmt: RM ltil & rni..ut fell under th< wheels of the otripo. Read It daily In lb• :Mii11 trolley -rec~vffig spmti in-·l'=D=AIL===lY=P=ILOT===·=========:.:'.'.....::::=::::::::==...,::=='=~=~=============='=u'='=la:'.::r="="=,.=':":':"':m:':•:·:~:":':S:m:"=="=''=:::::-::::__ juries that may 1eave him with I" For Groups "some permanent disability." Rummage Sale Set in Grove GARDEN GROVE -An all- day rummage sale will be held Sept. 1!>17 at the Animal care Center Ind Birth Control Clinic at 12911 Hasler st. In 103 FM Garden Grove. '"'"' Fashion Island Newport Boach STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR Operated by the Humanei-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~..-~~~~~~ Society of the U.S., the cent.rl NEWPORT BEACH hopes to raise funds to support r its animal·identUicaUon, Joet- and·lound Ind &paying clinic. Bristol (Palisades) at Campus SANTA ANA 4th SL an~ Newport·Freeway r Jst1N . Red Hill near Santa Ana Freeway . - • • Our Original Equipment Tire On. New 1973 Cars! VWSPECIAL Generll QURA.JET• WHITEWAI I • 4-l'IY NylOn Con! COO.OrllCdOll • Euy _,.,,, eo-IOd -- ONLY ..... !ib:l:::• -""''"' ~ ..... u.,. .. -. -........ .... • ...... .... -::to\: .... ... _ A11-13 -2 IOt' $57,IO 2 for '30.15 ..,..,. 7.D0/1.35-14 2tofl71.IO 2 for $50.15 ,,.,. 7.I0/7.7$.14 2 forl75.ICI 2for152.15 071-14 1.00/1.2$-14 2 for $71.90 2 forW.85 'f76-11 1.70/7.7~15 2 lor Sn.IC! 2fot154.95 07'-11 1.101.:~ .. 2 ror sa1:m-2 for SM.ts H71-11 7.tO/l.65-15 2 lortt7.to 2forSl1 .95 ...,._ALL ONLY U lllOM Plfll TUI.II aa.A71-tl --... 11111es1.11 f'"..t.lir. TUjlilt' .. -ILT• ....... S1.78 '2.34 12.&2 , .... $2.51 $?.78 SS.Of llAtl1' 11D8 NOT Utn'SO AL10 AT ML.I PNCU NMr •s-O.t1111 1u•cireMtt 2~~ ,...... 7.Jl.'M .... ... ,.... .... .. ................... -. .. , Chllge It et Ginni lie.-.::::1\ ~.. ..=_-:.:::-...... .::..-= !!" Pll~liiiil'., p ................ .,... ~. COAST GENERAL TIRE I I I I e 115 W• 1M. C1 ... M... ,___ 540-5710 er 646-50331 -•Sllfe-dri•tite~-- \' • •• I ' I l l -·. ' I I I .. \ I I I ) I I I ' I I I t , I \ ) I I I r . . Tuesday's Closing Prices-Complete New York Stock Exchan(re List Prices Of( Again On Wall Street \ SC DAILY ,.LOT JJ. I I • • I • • • • • _, .. 11 J z DAILY P!LDT TUfldq, S.,to1""" U, 1972 QUEENIE .li u;e a lot of Ume "1 not llllWflldllli." L. M.· Boyd PaddedBra-s Sell Well in California Appro1imately half the bras sold nationwide are padded.· That f.act has been reported. Now. too, it's ~ vealed that California is a superior market for such mer- chandise. Jn North Carolina, the demand is low. Ukewise low in Texas. Washington girls buy up a considerable quantity. But Idaho and Montana women not so many. Nor are Indiana and Ohio particularly noteworthy for the num· ber of. feminine purchasers of padded bru. WORLD'S most famous chess pl~yer _a couple h~ed years ago was unkn6Wn ,by ·name., He was a Jegless midget. Hi.I : showman partner Kempeten decked bim oaJ 'in -IHl\<dlanlcal-rp....._. Ottect?.ll!Ur"jj Small dOOrs -·which .opened to , ahow ncthing but_'tiny turning wheets:· This lJttle fellow toured Europe to de!e11t all the leading chess players of hi! lime. · YOUNG LADY, do you regard yourself BS the jealous type? U· SO, nevermind, it's not your fault maybe. Numerom $hldents of the mind now contend it's an inherited characteristic, jealousy. If you aren'l born Wilh it, you won't come down with it, they say. And they say further it's totally absent in a lot of people. QUERIES-Q. "Why did you shave oil ,...r mustache, Louis?" A. You mean ~ years ago? Distinctly rtCOllect· why. To a young lady-friend of the cta.Y,,I quoted that old Span- ish proverb: "A kl"' without a Jiluslacbe" Is llke an egg wilbout saJt" Bul· abe a&Jd, "Too _. " . , . Q. ••ARE there many alc~ja JaP!n'afttf Ot~a?• A. In Japan, a lot. In Chlnli1 ·le!" But fllat doem't mean the Chinese don't put away. considerable hard liquor. They do. With food always. They're sippers. <.>r ~ the cor· respondent& report. CRIME -In Belgium, the men arrested (or crimes outnumber the women by 342 to l. In Algiers, such men outnumber such women by 2,744 to l. In Belgium, the women generally have done right well in boosting their status toward equality with men. Fairly liberated bunch. tn Algiers, they are not. Call them dominated there. Point is, the staUsticians sa)', the crime ratio or men to women in any given country quite accurately reflects the progrest of the Women's Liberation movement. The more they get liberated, the more they get jailed, in fact. A SCHOLAR who specialius ln language says his stud- ies indicate the serious phllosophical nudists appear to have a particular ave~ion to the word naked. Think it's vulgar. Never u&e it. WHY I don't know, but it's a custom among the Scots to shoot a round of golf far faster than Americans play the game. Thrift maybe. A Scot foursome reallr saves time. A1most trots . AT ANY given time on any professional football squad this faU, ·you·can figure about five players will be benched with injuries. Seven out of 10 will be knee injuries, most probably. CAN YOU name the four most popular stories among children age 3 to 5? They are "Cinderella,'' ''Goldilocks," "Ilme Red Ridingllood" and "Jack and the Beanstalk," still. THAT THE boy is an outdoor beast while the girl is an indoor animal is sadly attested to by the fact that lightning strikes five times as many boys as girls. . Addr!S mail to L. M. Boyd, P. 0 . Box 1815, Ntw- po1'1 Btoch, Cal if. 92660. nt ~ftar;deco.8 li118S a day. ThlnQ• are iooldng up In Long Beach. Wl1h our 811111· Ing, smol<elMI )111 and cheery, low !ales. happl- nen end Sin Fnncfec:o are jUll-lhe c:omer. Ukewlse, secramento end Sen DleQo. Cell us ct 'lf7.Jr smilllG .,..... agn PSA .... JOii a a -. Speed~ay Fesclval Vrukr Fire l • -• Death Penalty Campaign-Gears Up ..... SACRAMEll'IO (AP) - A 1re toO !Um prlnl9 a...nable tho CIJlbn Camctiona1 Of-Ill JU June, 1111 U. S. pe~ ,,:,-"t~~ stato .... ..,.. wtth a ftllUl&tloo and --1e can arr1111e a noero Amadatioa, llld that &ill!!Ql! ,li!Jurt Ibo ruled !lie ..,.... u • de!erttlll lo fOlt "Is• 'II order'' lqlslatloo lbowin( by "just Clltlng-thdr" lillce tlle Colll~-Silpreme d<ath penalty u pmenUy ad-eapttll crime.'' CARSON crr.Y, Nev. (AP) bu ""'1C)UJlCed he will lead t]le JoW law en!-* ofll<en c.urt niled Feb. 2S the deoth mlnl.rtered violates the federal He reMed lo apocuJate how -A hearing .. ru he btld her< 'pu911 1o -the death or t]le C.Ulornia c.mctlooal penalty vlolates, the .llatt Comlitution. a .....,ble court cballengo s.,it. lt lo det.nnlne ii the penalty In C.Ufomil, 1nd Olflcer1 Aaociatioll. C'alltltutlon, 2S penom -in-....-• I -.. T~ Speed w a Y lbowed 1 film be uJd proveo ''Tho lives of prison l"'U"iB maloo and 8Ulllil -bavt BROWN SAID Ills group agalnat the nitltllve -• '""' lhouid looe lta permk lo hold the death penalty Is the best art oow 00 the line thenb 1o betn ldlled ID the llate prllon backs the ballot mwure to 17 -. would !1te ii tbe music festival.I u 1 result or a deterrent agabut murder. the Supreme court,• '1;;;;'ystio;;;;"";;;;;;· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;amend;;;;;;;;;;;;;;lbe;;;;;sta;;;;;le;;;;;Co;;;mtl;;;;;tu;;;tio;;;n;;;;;;;;:m;;;wurt;;;;;;;;;;;wlno;;;;;vo;;;:;;.ter;;;;;;approv;;;;;;;;;al-; rectnl gathering which at.. s.n. H. L. Rlduudaon: an Rldwdson said In the film, tracted an estimated 10,000 Arcadia Republican who Is a wliicb Included many eiolellp pertonl. former staff member of the view• of persons lying on Ult Cmon CI t y 8Upervlaors John Birch Society, said Mon-ground In pools of blood. achoduled the hearlni a!ler day the groop pushing lot Lal.,., he said 1 guard'~ only board member Gene Gold_loid__wt<r_awmfil.ol.lhc..Jka\b -def..,._ap.aimt-attad<-ll-14!1...,.., Of -tnc "people 101DC to the penalty measure on the Nov . 7 blow a police whistle and hf bathroom In the middle of the ballot will be called "The uked: "How do you' blow t crowd. glrls tlllllllnl around Friends of the Vu:tim." whlltle when your throol bar haU..undreseed" and ''sexual Reporten were shown the been slit?" intercoune in public." 2 o • m i n u t E. ftlm , which Sheriff Bob H u m P h r e Y Richardson produceci and nar· charged that speedway officials rated that wu dotted with falltd to teep their promise to shots' of bleeding victims, check incoming spectators for Bible quotations and statistics drup or .. icJl>ol. Hum]>hrey of the rising nwnher o! mur- sald more than f o u r ders ~ truckloads of wine and beer · - bottles were hauled away. RICHARDSON said there ---·-:--·-----S:~--- ( A LT BOUGH RicbanlsoD said In the fUm that he did oot Intend Ills wnarkr lo be a "sermon, .. the rmr. was rid· died with Bibllca! quotes such as "thou shall not kill" · Both Richardson and 'Ken Brown, executive secretary of ' We want to be sure you understand why we're changing our name . just one brand name to look for. Because while we're changing, we don't want you to change. Here's the reason for the new name: For years we have used different brand names in different parts of the country. Complicated for us. And confusing for our customers. So we're going to change the names of our stations to Exxon. When that happens, you1lhav· ,1 • J But remember, while we're changing our name, we're not changing ou(s ·-:~~~' ' I :I.' "-. "' ' • I . ~ HAMS 1 ·-" •• SOGooCI lfWill Haunt You 'Tll It's Gone" e • ...., to Serre wltil Hooey '• Spice Glau e Idell For -l~o Propiratlooi . ... • lntpclltld c ...... wt-.. e Dolicat-wltil Soodwl .... To Go • ,Al TyPJll of Cattllit J7N LC.."""'"'' C..... 4111 --61J·tlll . -' •lldl .... "' • """"" ........... 122JS. ........ All••• 6J~J461 ' I You '11 still find the same fine gasolines you've always known. Same courteous, efficient retailers to help you. Our Tiger will soon be displaying the Exxon sign at 25,000 service stations, and it's a big job. But in just a few months we '11 be Exxon coast to coast. We'd like you to think of it as a new name for an old friend. • \ - •; I , ., •'·' ' ~1 I ' I I I 1 l liig1111a Beaeh EDlllQ~ ¥01:. ~6, NQ. '256, '4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 1 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER n, 1972 TEN ,C9'1'S tounty Won't lns1s on :Alta Laguna Route By JACK CHAPPELL Of t1141 DeltJ Pltlt Sllff T,he Alta Laguna Boulevard extension can be kllled if Laguna Beach decides It no longer wants lbe proposed city-county thorcusllf,are ·linking Top of the World ""4 ~ell Beach Heights. Wllll81J! A. Zaun, an Orange COunty Road .Department engineer, told the city Planning Commissi<lll thei county Won't pu.sb the road against Laguna's ·wishes. "We will not press the road. We have other areas where lbe funds are needed," another study session would be held on Zaun aaid. ~ the matter. No date was set. 1.aun's statement came in response to The controversial load is designed as a a ~lion by Planning Commtssloner two-lane thoroughfare i;ougbly followibg Roger Lanpllear during a special study the t>oundarY bet'l'een Laguna Beach and session on ille matter Monday night. the county b«itween Arch Beach Heights About 40 people attended the meeting and ~Top of the World. at which the planned road connecting the While the road is planned now for two two hilltop Laguna Beach developments lanes, sufficient right of way has been came under at~aa~ --purchased for expan1Jon to four lanes The commission took no acUon on tbe because the county \Road Department issue, but told members of the audience "anticipates if the area is full~ developed; there will be a need for lour Janes," Zaun said. He said a 50-mile-per-bour speed limlt was a general design criteria. The Laguna Beacb Fire Department, Police Department, and tbe Laguna Beach County Water District have sup- ported lb~ road, saying that it would im· prove access between the two regions, and lower emergency response Ume. The water district seeks to lay a water suppl)' line along the road ~ provide • Arch Beach Heights with a secondary water souree. The Laguna Beach Unified School District bas officially supported the road as an alternate way of transporting Arch Beach Height!: children to school. MORE MORE One resident, Judy Swayne, told the commission that regardless or other problems, "we must have tha t road." "There Is no argument that is strong enough to stop the road when weighed against safety of our children," she sakf. Robert Reeves, a.ssl!tant school district superintendent, told the commission he had no exact figures on bow many chil dren were involved. He said the district had not "to my knowledge" followed up on suggestions three years ago to serve the area by mini-buses. The district maintains the present ae. cess up ~ummit Drive is a dangerous (See ALTA, Page ZI · • nnex ·rv1ne OSSI e? Lawsuit Looming Co11nty Red.11~e~-­ Niguel Dellsity An urgency ordinance was unanimous· ly. adopted by the Orange COunly Board qf_Supervisors today to lower density on ._,: 1Cres of property in Laguna Niguel d¢>plre a threatened lawsuit by the dtveloper. The supervl.eors' action would lower the density of the property, loceted south fit Nlguel Road. and acijacenl m the pro- pgoed. ·a!lproent al the now defunct Plldlllo Coul ....... .,. from 11 ·uruts per· acre to five.' , :Jlle, COUll!J: board acted U(IClll ""'""' of Qiwlty O®iilel Adrian lt:eyper Wbo said lliet bad the right to make the .... Students Thank Arts Directors For Aid in Tour A "heartwarming" thank-you Jetter ftpm a group of Laguna Beach High !l'dlool students juat back from a concert tbW in E\D'O?e wu received with obvious pltaaure by ihe Festival of Arb Board of Directors Monday night. . The board, wblcb bad contributed •uoo to help finance the Arlia Chorale's triP. listened attentively as .Director Helen Keeley read the communication from Music Director Fred Staufer and !iii ~dents wbo thanked the Festival for ·~king our dream such a magnlficant ~ality." >i1'he letter deacrlbed such "mind bog- &llnB" ezperiences as visits to the Sistine Chapel in Rome; perfonnances in the piazza of a small village in Italy where thi mayor presented the young singers wllb giftsj in a cathedral in Florence; in air Austrian Alpine village where a ei*ial mass was said for the visitors; lfi)<! sightseeing and study In Munich, fltts and London. -ldra· Keeley noted the students, wbo eaent more than a year planning, rollearaing and raising funds for the month-long tour, received four unitS of oollege credit for tbe project, ~ 'It's wonderful to know the money was med for something at worthwhile as tfda," commented one Festival director. •11Jeartwanning," another concluded. change becuuse of the deletion of the freeway. Attorney Rodger Howell representmi developers Kaufiman and Broad said bis clients would cotifer with the Laguna Niguel HomeoWners Association t his week before laking legal action aimed at nullifying the supervisors vote today. Jack' Cressman, · repr,esen'ting the bt..meowners group, said he Nd 1 petition with !,too · algoal,llres objeeting' m the Ka.-and Broad pbm. ' • Creumaa later ddcloled Iba! "the resident•· were DOI really ob~ tO the density of the de,.lopment but to the architecture whlcb they said they bad not been giVen sufficient time to review. The h 0 m e 0 w n e r s f representative pointed out that 25 percent of land in Laguna Nignel Is not under the Laguna Niguel planned. community restrictions in as much as it ts not owned by Avco Com. munity Development Company. Attorney Howell charged that his clients w.,. being given "special treatment" to which other properties bad not been aubmttted. He pointed out that the original Laguna Niguel general plan approved several years ago · allowed tbe. development as proposed by Kaufiman and Broad. He said the flnn bad spent up to $240,000 nn the development to dare. Following the supervJ.son' a c t i o n, Howell said be would meet with LaiUM- (See REZONE, Page Z) Festival Chiefs To Boost Other Colony Culture After learning that Laguna Beach's Festival of Arts has had anoUler half· million-dollar season, festival directors Monday night confmned their intention to hand out two large sums of money to aid other cultural ventures In the Ari Colony. ' "For the second consecutive year.'' Director Paul Griem told the board, "ticket sales have eiceeded half a million dollars ." Coast Move Bid Raised ----- By Company Irvine Company officials Ibis morning virtually invited the city of Irvine to 8"" nex the unincorporated corilpany prop. trety between C.orona del Mar and Laguna Beach after Newport Beach councilmen Monday said they don't want to consider annexing even part of it until their new general plan is done one year from now. Saying he bad no quarrel \!jib the Newport action, Irvine Company Ex· ecutlve Vice Preli.dent Raymond Watson nevertheless pointed out that other ciUea have the right to try to amimt '"" J0,000 acre coutal atretcb. .. "W,e'~: Atllfied. ~th the cJtY,'l 1•,. • ' • • • ~ ' • • I,. • • ' • • • -.. ~ .. .. ........ ... ... ,, New"itAG}!N.l' f'E~CHERS"G~IL '.GOOOE~L. 'TOi.11'\iRDY. GREETED BY CHAMBER ~i!'eifv0ttti~f"~ .\':,~\'?,· aald. "It ls reasonable and pru- Th•M. Two New Taachilrs, W.'t~ a Tiil':", P~r Tlnar; Are,Lafiuno Hlth Grod1Ntt~1 He said a recent Newport staff study of \ annexation "should aid the City Council in the development of all the information 38 Ne. w Tea' . cher' s 3 02p L' s d required to make a sound judgment on · ~Una tu t anv future coastal annexations." ' . en S But, Watson added, in an apparently Chamh. -er Guests . ~ti1~~~r~c!r:=~e~";1:it~~:v8e5o:thu: E -~--· By FREDERICK SCHOEMEllL Of tlle DlllY Pllltt SJstf A warm welcome . was el1ended Moir day to 39 new members of the Laguna Beacil educat\onal . com~unity at the an. nual. chamber of commerce New Teachers: Luncheon. · Nine 'flnt;.t;!ire staff members at St; catherine's School and 29 new instructors to the . Laguna 'Belich Unified School District were feted by ·cbamber of com- merce sponsors and presented with gifts from a number of local· merchants. "I think you•n find Laguna Beach ls a very pleasant place.Jll live," said William 'Thomas, president of the school · board. "'I'm su~yoo'll have a good time here pursu'l.ng your profession." "I'm certain you will be fine additions to our schools," 'remarked City Council· man Phylli~ Sweeney, representing May· or Charlton Boyd. "I suspect you 're looking forward to the first .. day of school Wednesday about the way the students are,'' Mrs. Sweeney quipped.. WelcOme addresses also were made by school · Supe.inrendenl William Ullom: Larey l!unt, Cllamber president, and James Dec.ker, president of the Rotary Club. tntom · presented a corsage to Mrs. Edna Aielrod for her work over the past (See TEACHERS, Page %) Xpec .,. .nd Wednes ..J ~·y While that similarly leaves the door ltt/ ut.l open for Laguna Beach, as well as the city of Irvine, Irvine Company officlaJs have all but said flatly they wo'n't annex to the art colony because of its arbitrary »-foot height limit. It will be off the beaches and into the classroom Wednesday for · 3,<rlO students in the Laguna Beach Unified School District. School ·officials · ·~· ·predicting an e"nrollment slightly ibove, last year's 3,000 mark, with 1,000 students at the Laguna Beach High School, 460 students at Thurston lntermedi&te School and 1,380 divided up between three elemen- tary schools. A total of JOO students will receive special instruction. Enrollment has dipped slightly at the intermediate school level but continues to swell al the high school, officials said. '1'11ere are no 6ig cbariges in any of the of Education. One ma}or change Is that Laguna Beacb High School will operare on a trimester plan of three U.week period!, ll)stead o~ the usµal seJJ\ester system of ' (Bee SCHOOLS, Page ZJ Open Space Plan For South Laguna To Be Discussed school facilities this. YeB!· said Charles . Methods of obtaining open space Jands Hess, assiste~t · superintendent f 0 r surrounding South Laguna will be bUsiness o~ratlOJlS. presented to the Orange County Planning This year s budget was approved too Commission at a special study session Jste in the summer to complete extensive 1dnesday nlght maintenance programs br the Opening or-The meeting oWlll be held al 7 p.m. at schoo.J, H~ added. ~se Pl'9Jects wUJ. t Engineering Building Hearing Room, be completed throug~ut tbe ~OOol year. 1civic Center Drive West, Santa Ana. Program~e! things alao wdl be much Commissioners last month ordered the the same dunng the upcoming year. County Counsel's office to" research Thurston and Top of t!1e World ~emen-means of creating a di!trlct for· pUrCbase tary .~hool will continue ~ Illes for of the 700 acres of virgi.D hillside by Jo--~c:a1at ~ams partially fupded cal residents. with f ney from the U.S. Ofllce Wednesday's meeting will be the filth planning commission work session since ' •Newport councilmen Monday night also adopted a height limit bu t planning of· ficials say its rules would not apply to any coasta1 annexation. Special rules would have to be developed, they aay. Triggering the company's statement th1a morning was an informal decision by Newport Beach councilmen Monday afternoon to shelve even further study of the Potential benefits or liabilities of coastal annexation until the general plan is completed. They received what planning staff of· ficials labeled a very preliminary coat- benefit study that showed an eventual profit of $211,000 a year lf 4,500 acres of the sector were annexed. Newport Mayor Donald A. h-1clnn.is n1oved that the report not be expanded upan, but rather that it just be filed. "It can be used as necessary as we up- date the general plan," he said. ~ "Unless there is mutual interest between the city and the landowner, I suggest we put it on the back burner,,. Mclnni! said. "The staff can use the iJ:t. fonnation as needed to coordinate wlth (See ANNEX, Pafe %) ·eout 1 1~Skunk' s Trail i ,... . I ·"~'Sweet,e~d 'Up' Preliminary figures, ~ded, Indicate total aales In dollars were up about flO from last year, though ticket sales in numbers were down slightly. This ls ex- plained, be said, because more. adult tickets and fewer children's tickets were sold lhls yeor. · Sn1og Sniffing the South Laguna General Plan was presented by a citizens committee. The commission has delayed adoption of the plan pending further information from large landowners who contend at least 50 percent of the hillside acreage should be developed. Orange Weather Techniques used to elimlnare, tho acrld'odo< of smote tliat follows a house lire work pretty. well nn alrunta too, Laguna Beacb firemen dlseovered Monday night. A lady resident called the Flre -llepartnlellt for help alter her doK _, tingled with one of the cute black and whlta kitties, then re~teJI 1,0 , the bouM airer celling a tllorougb sptaying. Duhlng ltom ,..m\ to room: the frantic clog bad aprud the odor o1 • bis aromatic sporrlltl pa'rtntr ' tluoltgboutJhe house. Anned with their amo1<e ejector -a· la!'.I• blowtr -lrid a quanUIY ' of deodorant known .. s-~ Air, flrmnm tackled the problem ....,. ctlll\llly wblle the lady bathed bor dog. • The elamt •PP8fe!lll1 1e11 tot· .,...oer 11e1c1s. • • · G" \ • DlrectOr Stuart Durkee suggested that the Festival's contrtbuUon of •11,81111 to cover the ,city's. cultural grant allocation for the current financial year be paid lzn.. mediately, instead of on Nov. 1 811 previouJly agreed. . "The city usually waits until Its · w mc.ney comes in,11 sald Durkee. "U we give tbem the money now they can star\ doling It out to groups who need It ll)QDel'.'. "That wool~ be most appreciated by the city," -a-officio board member ~ Charlton Boyd oommenled ilS'"lhe, board voted In favor of Durkee's 11111· geatton. Directors also conflrt11ed their in- tention to contribute fU,000 ln malchlng funcls tjl help the Lacuna Bach Ari A-10Uon'1 plan for major ~ and rcbabllltaUon of the art pllery. Businela .ian.,er lloberl Lepptrt wu lnalructed to advise the newly named Lquna Beach M-o1 Ari that the ft5,000 It llvallibla 19 10G11 u the -lloa -1111 willla liM -~ Patrol to Check Vehicle Exhaust Ca!Homla Highway Patrolmen wlll begin sniffing .out smog violators In the Orange O>unty area beginning this Friday. Using an exha~l gna analyzer they will perform road checks on 1961 nr .news model dom~c cars ,IU\4 .lli!l! ~with gasoline winea of 140.cublc lncb or grearer capacity. 'Ibis tateil Jzi.ninat AmericaMnade vehl~es. . Motorlsta operatlnt vehicles In 'riO!aUnn of ·standards will receive • wrl~ ~ .w.&r!ll!I« regyirlnf them to obtaitl it certlflcare of compliance with exhaust · i~.-follj :.~ ~uthorlzed Motor Vehicle P.olloUon Colltrol stallon. Falloh w .Win deltifii:atlon'<ouid muu in a citation, , Wallor Padln.sld, ,(lallfornla Jligbway Patrol Coinllllsaloner, safd , the ana· lyren will be operated ln conjunction with the Hlgbway Patrol's roving ·paa- aengar vehicle· lnlpecttons. . A four-and-a.iiill' month pllot study or emission .violaiJ<lna In e ghl oreaa of CalllorDla lboWed1blt bf tllO 26,123 cars tested, ·&,825 or 21.1 percent were ' In vlolatilll. , • , In the Orange County area 2,m can·.,,.,.. tested and 712 were fonnd ·In violation. Thal ..,._ia 2tf Sf' ' ' '! ; . . "The pUot atodY multi . Ula> Pl~-ill. meaaur!J>g' WllUSI , mnlaslons al 104~. ,,_ we. 11iilt ~' ~ can now be lnJU.ted,''l'PaClin&kl Ilk!~ ' ' I ' ' ) I ' ' It .. - 'Love Animals' Trial Dat,e Set The' ca8" of Love Animals,. Doni•E1t 'Them, operator Jainea Douglu Roberta, • wlll go to trial Sept. · 25 at the South · Orange County Judicial Diitrlct Court in ·Laguna Jlliguel, Roberts' attorney, Barry Simon•, aald today. Roberts It lighting a m1sdemeanor citation by police given J~ly I wben he """'1ed the bealtll food abop and eatery at 783 S. Coaat Highway, Laguna Beach. 'l'lie eitatioJI 'alleges · Roberta allowed a oarnel; and lhrH dogi In an eating plaee. ' '1.1-. SJ..yeil'ota Lagunan pleaded 1n- 110ttnt to charg11 and asied lot a jury lrlal. You might need your umbrellas Wednesday, according to the weatherlady who sees scattered sprinkles followed by a 1 u n n y afternoon with hlgh.o In the upper 70s. INSmE TODAY The primitive cave-dweUtng &rtbe .of the P~PIJ>Pi'!:'• .-the , . T..adatis -bCl3 increased. in population bV tour percent with the rec~t birth of a 'ntw babv. r or account of MW life among the itny tri~•. 1ee story Pagt 8. L,M, ..... 11 C1t11tn1'41 I Ctusl!W •11 COftliel If (,.....,.. ,. O.•lfl Mtlldl ' e•lt.n.11 ,... ' • .,.,,..,.llMM tt •tllf!lllt 1•n ,.,., ... •tnM ' ..... c.M 14 l\M ......,., ,. I -" Mut!Ull ,.,.. 11 MltlMal M"" 4 °''"" c..tr ' '""' """ ................. , T......_ It ,...,.lwt If WMIMF 4 .._.. ...... ,.,. ~-' . I .. -+ • 2 DAILY PILOl ... Message Home Pilot a POW-Wife Gets Word James Hoffa . 'Counselor' CHINA - SACIWllPft'O (UPll -11"""1 .... u Jwt --loool1 ..., tor Pol MfML HS bnlluwwt, Atr rrn1 Capt. -1'bomu J. Han-. WU .la• pkt tr> o(.war camp 10mewhere In N«lb VletJWD ud II» -~ lhotl' !Int child in two weeb . Called Fake But her mood clluged quickly wbrn a leamed that llAdlo -brood. cul a statement aald to ba•e been read by her husband. It -a -· toMn.llanten.~. . WASllJNGTO~ (AP) -The Ju1tke lleparlmenl aald today Wlilllm L. TaUb, who reprete11ted himtell 11 Jamt1 Hol· fa 's "Jega1 eowllfll" in a rectnt con- troveny over the former Teamster "Oh my God, thanlc ,,.., thank ,,.., .. lhe aald -told al the ...... ,., ,.layed In a report from Saigon. "Since being capt~ I've been well taken care of," Hansen wu quoted u aaJlng. "Three th1ngt bave occupied my mind. You, the baby and lbe end- _tu._.of Ule.Jrar~'--The mema• ended With ID endoraemenl al Sen. Georae s. Mc<lovem, but but Mn. Hanaen mused to ccmment oo this part o1 the llltement leader'• plan to \'lllUl~rth_V".Jill~lllo..I'-1--'',f'~ not a lawyer. Mra. Hwen, had been told by the U.S. government that her hUJband , 28, was shot down June 27 but Monday'• report wu the !irst lodtcallon of his phyaical condllion. Jlllllce Deparlmenl spok...,.. aald they learned this after Taub was ex~ ten.sively reported to be actlng as Hoffa's representative in deallogs wttb varions &Ul.P OP : TONKIN 1ovemment ofOelala. "We are wondering bow he wu able to Prop. 22 Election Fraud do all thete thlngt," Juatice Department press officer John Rushen 11.ld, "without checking on woo be wu." The New York Tlmel reported today It teamed from government alUrCN thlt Taub once repmented hbnRlf u tho "'worldwide repre1e11tative" for P di p e Paul VI'• ftlm tnte....U; accepted an award a1 a coproctucer of a motion pic- ture, only to have tho ttal producer de- nounce him u an impostor, and tried to U.S. JETS DIVASTATE HANOI, HAIPHONG AREAS IN RAIDS Key Communlat 8rldgoo l>Mtropd tn Aid to South Vloll Probe Extends to County Crack Vietnam Forces A probe of pcsaible election frtud in- volvlog peUtions that earned lbe farm labor inltlativt; a place on the November Frot11 P .. e I ALTA ••. route ror its big school bu ses. Re!ident.s of lhe area. meanwhile, complained that if the road goes in. Moultoo lands in county territory behind Laguna Beach would be opened up tD development. 'Mlat development would be go.erned by the Orange County Planning Commlalon DOI the local agency. William Leak warned commlulonen of the "frustration of watching helplessly" while the area iJI developed in hJgh demi· ty uses "at the whim of the Orlllge County Planning Cornm11111on•~- "Cao Temple HillJ Drive and Part Avenue stand increased traffic. Can Nyes and Summit handle increased traffic generated by development?" Wk uked the commission. Realdtnll of the am pointed out tbal while tbt road would increase access between the two arus, it would do nothing to Improve acceu to the two hilltop developments now served by five two-tine winding roads. Other members of the audience speak· Ing 1glinll tho road hit tta maalve cul and fill plant and attacked the orlgtns of lhe routt wblch they charged WU the .. vorlta ol tho Moulton -plan .t..:.-1,._.._ ' . . . !.' ~~~· . "It would be folly lo coD!lnJcl thll road" while P!.., for the ,,_...11on ol d'io 'tiljllna • GreettMllt """re'l'pondlng, James Dilley, a .... helt loi!nder aid. "We bave been at this policy too lonf ol 111lng public ftmdl against the public rood," Dilley aaid. Grand Jury· Unit: Set to Discuss Airport Future Orange County Airport and Ila future will be discussed Thursday at a luncheon meeting of the Grand Jurors' A!:sociation of Orange County. The group of fonner grand jury members will meet at the Airporter Inn on MacArthur Bou1evard in Irvine to bear Dan Emory, airport jet flight op- Ponent and Robert Bresnahan, county director of aviatlon, debate the issue. baUot bu ~ extended to 10 California -sell a man the M.G.M. building in Paris. l~Ule Red Stronglwld counties, !:>eluding Orange County. Taub , who gave h1s addreu u a Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown fashionable Park Avenue apartment Jr., today aald tho expanded In-building in New York City, could not be vestigation into ProposlUoo 22 might reached for comment. prove the most 1erioua election fraud The report on Taub'• profealonal SAIGON (UPI) -Two units of elite with artillery. ca .. to hit the llatt In years. · circunlsttnces appareotly caught White South Vle!nameJO marines linked up tn-An American spokesman In Da N11111 "Th!J ill the gravest case of election · House press aecretary Ronald L. Zlqler side the Communist-held Quang ·Tr:I' said it wu jhe heaviest. fighting ever U:· fraud to come to light in recent yean off guard during his mid-day briefing: to ' 'tad 1 tod and la bed fur' perlenced by the marinea. and immediate invesligations are needed newsmen. Ct e ~y unc. 3 iou.s, In North VletDam, a combined ship and in all areu where possible violations of When asked for a comment, Ziegler 9 • last·minute drive to JXJSh the North Viet· warplane task force blew up a vital l~w have occurred," Brown said: claimed : "Taub's not a lawyer? U he's namese out of the thick-waJJed structure bridge at Thanh Hoa and Air Force Besides Los Angeles and San Francisco not, he should be. before a Wednesday deadline set by ftghter-bombers destroyed three railroad counties where the probe wu launched , "My impression," he added, "wu President Nguyen Van 'Thieu. bridges 28-30 miles from the Chinese the RCtetary al state II adding thete that he w11." UPI r<porler Ted Kurru.s, · wbo got border. counUea : In Detroit, Hoffa ufd he "" atartled within 100 yards o! the citadel, aald the Government troop.1 have been trying to Alameda, Fremo, Kern, Orange, San to learn of the apparent milrepre.sen. marinea met only light reailt.ance on the recapture Quang Tri province since June Diego, San Bernardino IDC! san Malec> talion and aald ha took Taub at face · tnNnd but the North Vietnam.,• were 28. Thieu initially set Sept. 19 as th• counllet. •alue after "he IOUlfll me out In April. firing at them from atop the !J.foot.hlgh deadline to ucapture territory seiz<d by Tbe propoaltlon, If approved by •otm "I met him In Mlamt. He toot DOlal, walll with nmllleaa rUlet w!lfle Com-the CommunlaU since the cumnt al· .., No•. 7, would RI up an ap1cuUure baddocumenll,everytblng,"IJolfaaald. 1111111111,,_.trtedtollowtho'adv.-fenalve llarted Mardi Ill. However, be labor r<IAio!'I board to be appolJlted by _ l!Offa_aald he bad an agreoment to pay-~ __ ·--_ ~-ta recapture Gov. -Reagan. The meuure would 'l'lub for his .....ic.r, but declined ta aq )he citadel '"' days before his first :ri~: ~:;11 moll bo)'cot \\_ If.., payment bad -mada .. i.r. Rashes Remove de=. Tri Cily, the provliicial capital Supporters o! the propoo!Uon l"'Ol<nd · 400 miles north of Saigon, hu been the meuure would provlde for peaceful From Pqe J M J W )] virtually levelled in the battle but tho orderly teltlement of farm 1aOO.: ura on a recapture of the city wocid be a major disput... TEACHERS • propaganda and morale boost for the Schmitz Says He'll Identify Bremer's 'Boss' From 'll'1re semo.. ~· John G. Scbmlts of Tlllltn aid i... d.it llt'1rill ltl'e.ltll)> Ule··1·1nYwter10us ••• boss" whom the American Party presidential candidate beUevea directed the attempt to assassinate Alabama Gov, Ge<1rge Wallace. The lame-duck cangressman said Mon· day the man who directed Arthur Bremer's assassination attempt 1 n Laurel, Md., has "died in a mysterious de ath." The sho pping center shooting of Wallace left the fonner American Party standard bea rer paralyzed from the waist down. Schmitz, 1lleging Bremer's attempt may have been 1 conspiracy, declined to revul the name of lbe mystery boss un .. til a Thursday press conference , however. "I'm holding a press confere nce on Thursday to talk about a situation I alluded to in my Milwaukee speech, Poln· ting out that Bremer didn 't act alone,'' Schmitz said. • • J La Fl South Vietnamese. n guna ap '111e city WU captured May I when nine years In organizing tho luncheon. North Vietnamese troops routed tM South Joining the it.If al St. C.therlne'• ArtJlla LouJae and Fred Ruh bave Vietnam ... delendm. It wu the lint School ara Sliter Anno Taggart, Barbara &!•en Jn to Onnce Colmt;y demandl that South Vietnam... pr<>Ylnco ever cap. CUpeluolo, Jo Ann canary, Clrole a 1arp mural huni on a blant wall ad-lured by the Communbta. Entlfund, Sliter Bemlce Simon, Jolm Jecenl ta tll<lr South Laguna art gallery Fttulmmool, Sitter Carol Kovarik, be nmoved. Karen McDaniell and S11tar ,,_ Thi C01lllly building d~ ma!J>. talnod thal lhe huge oeucape '!II a 1tgn McManamen. wltllbi' the • <lollnlttoit o1 the . llrw olid N.,. 11111 mlll!lbon lo the 1IDilled tbetefOl'I wu not perm1lled within lhe ocbool dJalFlel lacludo Ann -· Lida ~ ro..J•: ; •~ . campbe11. Don ·o.-. Janice· Dnll, Tii·liU!r a.a.ty·11 l~aled 11t S!Olf S: Bowen Dlcbon, Lee Ellen llklbob, Anita Cout HftPnray and Jlar·bccn· the center Dobbl, Romaine F'rteten, Gall Goodell, ot contlqulng ~ lietween the artilla Todd Huck, Jeanne Jolwon, Jerome and the courlty. · Karp and Heidi Lemon. The ofrtcial definition ..aays a sign is Also; Melinda Many, Bill Gary Moore, any device used for visual com· Phyllis Munson, Marcia P f l 1t"g s t e n , mwiicaUoo or attraction to promote or Robert Pique, G. Tom Purdy, Kalhryn advertise the tnteruts of a penon. Reynold11, Bevertr settle, Wendy Shaw, Since the Rashes own the gallery and Lane Stedman, Peter Tiner, Dev id are painters, the seascape ls a sign, a~ Weaver, Colleen Wilson, Karen Wilson, cording to the county. Margaret Ann Wurster ahd Elaine Zanot· Rash is a Festival exhibitor and ti. f'l'Olll Page I ANNEX .•• the general plan. "When and il It i. necetaary, or there I! a desire to go further, we can pull it out at that point. We should just do nothing pending completion ol tbe general plan. l<acbeo ar\ •I Or11111e Coast College. He maintatnl the seascape was a beautification effort, 1tmllar to murals painted and dilplaye<I alone European wau1. Whatever tt was, the seascape waa ,.moved Monday after the Raahe9 r&- ceived uotber letter from the oounty lpeclllcally onlertilg them to ellmlnata It. "Rather than fight With them, we took It down,• Fred Rub utd today. He uld a court battle wu not practical. And , betldet, there II a prospective customer for the controvendaJ "atgn." The price II around "llOO to '800." Mrs. Ruh aid.. "lt11 very blg, you know." Sl.eeping Ri.der ptookes, Guides Vehicl.e w Halt A JO.year-old Onnce woman WU rude- ly awakened early today whOn tho car In which the wu ridlll( careeijtd off a fire hydrant OD Laguna C&nyon Road, ejeo- Ung the driver, who apparently allO had been dozing, according to pollce. P1uenger Ann Marie Krucc, wbo woke from her nap in time to aee driver Larry 'l'lloma• Rl<t, J'I, al Crance. hurtle out al the Yehlcle, grabbed tho lleerlng wheel and guided the car off the road, through a barbed Win leDct and into a field, olll<en reported. l Mitt Kraaco and a --er. Sonja Lee Gllbertaon, 35, alao al Orange, who had been 1leeplng tn lbt back ... 1 of the car, escaped Injury in the 1:30 a.m. accident. Rice, who told police.Jae was not sure how the ear ~went out of control, was taken to South Coul Community Hospital In South Laguna and relauod after treatment for lacerations and abrasions. Pendleton Ali Facility Supported 111 L PB'ID DIJllll ............... , t °"""'" Oowlty Board ol 11upom.or( QlaJrman Rooatd W. CUpell Monday nlabl called for ao end to commordal l<\ lll&hla at 0r~y Airport and ... endlil tary a the U.S. Marino, Corpo Alt Statton at El 1'>ro. • Catpen, In a IJ.mlnute addr<ss before. Newport ~ch councilmen, vowed to do' all he can to gel both operationo moved. to I joint civlllaJHllilllary airport ta ba built at Camp Pendl-. ; He aald be would 1111< It 11 o '"; superYilorl today to author&a a requeat for a Ftderol Amttoo MmhihtraUon. (FAA) study of tho pn>poul• • 'lied clooely to tho plan ....id bo .... panJltlll al tho Onnce Cotmly Trami~ District to terVt the ~rt, CUJ>en; aaid. ' He aald it would take more than hll el· lorll aloDt ta make II all happen,' however. "Neither I nor the run Board of. Supervi3on, acting jointly, can get i piece of Camp Pendleton by Olll'lelves, ·• he aald, pointing out wbat othen bave Aid before, lhal It will be a polllical. decllloo. "II wlll !aka tho cooperatton of the: mlltlary. the °"'ll'eSI and tho Presid!ml. to get the Orange Cowity alrporl alti; which we deserve," Caspers said. He did not refer to the a.farines' con- sistent opposition to use of Pendleton af an airport. Caspers said there is nowhere withiJl Orange County to turn fot a new airporj: alto. He ntd l)t thinks -deaplte ,.buff~ in attemptl to get San Diep County of· ficlals to endorse the plan -!bat it caq. come to. be because Comp Pendleton "~ within the tpheN ol tnflUtDCe of 0 U ~ county." Caspen llald his rapid transit propnsaL would featur, "an integrated surface tran..portatlon l)'ltem Including high.I opeed commuter linet to tie mdSUlli\ tennlnal factlltiet to tho n ... 1, propoeec!: t~k• off and landing llrlp In tamp Pendleton." .. Newport councilmen offered little com:-. ment, although Vice Mayor Howar.JI Rogm agreed with a point by Cupers that lllroll( public 111pporl will allO 1\11 needed. ' Capert aald be .... &lad to ... • . lonnatloo of the -clttuno aroup; A1rporl Actlon Aaoclallon, former Froew11 Ftgbtaro, who -orpnlllll( tO mount a pubUc campalp aplnll ~ lllgbll at ~ OouDlf A!rport. ~ Rogers aa1d, "lt'a a matter DOW bet,.... the -1e and Wuhlnctoi D.c.; Re.uked Caspon to "keep ua m; 1orm\ll·on bow ,.. ean boJn 111111 pt lbW a1rporl do"" to l'entllelGil!• f CUpen In hll talk Indicated he DOU111 nor supporl any proposal for civilian 111e of El Toro, even u an interim aoluUon. • "I lDlilt make ti clear that a ahlft1ng of our burden here IJI Newport Beach to tho yoke of our neighbors to the aouth undet tbe filght pattern ol El Toro II not '" .0. ceptable answer. • "Let us discount now and for the fut'"' the Idea of IDOYlng our problem Into ..., neighbors' backyardt. ~ "! am vehemently oppootd to clvlllati eommerotat me of El Toro llarlne Oorpi Alt Statton. Thi realdenta of the Sado dleback Valley and the city et Irvine will merdal jell while I am lbeJr 111pervltofl" he Ille!. -~ Slaying Probe Starts 1. POHT HUENEME (AP) -l'ollce w~ ,.arclitn, for throe men llllspected at stabbing a liquor atore clerk to death herw Sunday. The body of Dorotl>;r BledlOe, 3', of Port Hueneme, with feet 111111 bandl boQnd. WU -<OI the flaor of tho atore. . ln a bulletin announcing the event, association President J. Leslie Steffensen of Newport Beach posed these questions: -Should II (the airport) be made a lull fiedged ccmmerclal airport with guided but steady growth? "He had 1 myste rious, ah, what would you call it. •. boss type who, interestingly enough. died in a mysterlOUI d e a t h between George Wallace's assassinati on attempt and now," the John Birch Socie-- ty member told a Portland Maine au-- •1Upon complet.lon of the general plan, If Iller• Is Interest by lbe city of Newport Beach and tho llndowntr, II CID be brought off the back burner and we can assemble an in-depth ltudy," the mayor I:;:;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;::;;;::;;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::;- said. 11 -Should Ill panenger 11m1lce be pha.. ed out as soon as possible? -Should lt be limited to lt1 presently numbered dally nigtlts but no more? LI DAILY PILOT TN or.,._ c-tt °"IL.V PILOT, 'llftll ~ h. ~ h H_,,,,__ ~ ~ W tti. Ol"11n1J9 '"" IM>IWW. ~. ,... ..... tdtt• .,. ...... ,,.....,. flNUlll' l'r'dty, ,.,. COl'-t M-, N"""'*1 •MCtt. ""'"'""°" 1*11/.._,teilt Val,.,., La~ Ind\ lrvW:/laddlwillldt ... ltn Onwtlf.t len Jtol'lt '-*"'"'*-A •lacll• fll'IDMI •lllflll .. "*llMC Sl~•Y. ............ Tiii ""11'Klpll llMNlflllrll plant k at :at WW .. , l1rlet, 0. .. M .. , Otltflnlll, ,.._ Ra~rt N. Wat4 "r•ldfttt ..... PWIW!tr Jaclc l . C11rlav Vici ,.,._ldtnt ...cl a-.1 MMl19 Thafll\11 Kaa•il Editor lltaM•• A.. M1otrplti11a ..,..lnl Editor Chaff• H. Lao1 RiC'hard #. Nill ~ Mtnttlr9 Ef llon. --ci-11:2: Fer.tt An11n1a M•ih .. A44ni111 P.O. I•• tf,, f26S2 --Cllf9 M-: m. ":.'r..:f ,,,_ ==.?:uw•~= ... ! .. ,..,. •• Clo"""' ••• T"•••••• <n4• '4MJZ1 Clw"IN .w..nt .. MZ·l•71 L..-.._.Al hfiai-....: , ........ 4t4·f"6 ...,._ .......... lni er... c.t .... 1 ..... ~-... -'"' ... "'-'"' ...... ...,.. ... --...... ""~· .Mt91t! ""' ............. ...,_, .... ,.... ...... ~ ..... dience. ' ' Schmitz wu campaigning in Maine even though his name doesn't appear oo the ballot there. Write.in vote.s for the Am<rlcan Party hopeful will not count because Schmitz has no presldentiaJ elec- tors in Maine. ScbmJtz' New England hopes were further d1minisbed Monday when the Amu;tcan Independent Party lost Its ap. peal to get on the Rhode Island ballot . '1ue party, which in some states carries Ule 11118 appellaUoa, collected ooty 489 certified algnatwu when 500 were need- ed to qualify Schmitz for the November ballol Driver Didn't Srno:,e-Car Did Richard Hunter of Irvine Is a no1>- smoker and he's :i-tiU trying to figure out mw the small plasU c wastebasket in his parked car caught fire Monday while he was llrolling tn Lquna's H•lsler Park. Firemeo 51llIUllOned to the 400 block of Cliff llrlvo by passersby 1hortly attar 0000 utlngulabed the blaze, which Cllut- ed an estimated $3.W in damage to the in· terlor of the vehicle, but are equally mystified u to-ill 0<lgln. Advloed by Hunl<r ll11t I h e ...., dMt ,....... _, • Cleta IMta. ~ Mllcf!jl..: ... Cl""" .... --""'L ., n11n at-. """"'ht' 111111rm J II •ullM ....... wMtebasket btt\feen the two front seata ccntalned ""11 papers -de!initely no cigarette bultt -firemen eurmlse that t0meone might htve toaaed a clgaretta lhrough the window of the vehicle, or that the papen cculd have been ignited / by lhe su n'• raya, reflected through the ,__..., _______ __. 1las1 windshield • • Watson said this morning Iba! U1e...,,. pony 11 sllll iD the mldJt of completing final revlalons to ill development pro- posals for the 3.S.-mile coastal stretch. "Right mw, we are making al!- justmerits in the coastal plan to ac- commodate the deletion or the coital freeway route," he said. • "When the plan II completed, and filed with the appropriate 1genci .. , the city (of Newport Beach) will, of ccura•, have more data on which to base 1 coune of action p...,... Pqe I REZONE .•• Niguel residents to try to lnin out the architectural problems bUt that if no agree ment was reached his cllenta might be forced to fU1 • lawsuit. Supervisor Ronald Caspen of Newport Beach proposed and had approved a PlaMlng Department •tudy of all other properliet in -corporated area which may be effected by the deletion of the freeway. r ..... r.,.1 SCHOOLS ••. '"" lt--t perlodl. • SERVICE ... How Much Is It Worth? In the corpet business sometimes it'1 worth EVERYTHING! Herdly • day go.s by th.ot w• don't get 1 eel reg1rdin9 onoth.or company's poor instaUotion. Occosionally ·tho d1m191 multlng from poorly Hwn Moma or tef*f ... ms is not repelrobJ.. TI.on tho val .. of tho . i....+m.nt loob poJ. lndffdl Why pay $300.00 or $1500.00 fot .. 1'J>9fln9 ond gombl. wit~ th. installation? W • m1intain 1D of °" owA mw1, .on · t1119ht th.o ONLY woy to imton carpeting -tho RIGHT woyl . Tho 9roatost ""'jorlty ·of· out bu&1 .. 11 i1 referral n. .... ii.,..._,. . ALDEN'S ~ARPETS e DRAPES • t•6J ,._.,. A••· COSTA MISA 641 41JI 7 H0UUi ..... Tllrw,,,...... f , i. .,,_Pit.ti. t-IAT'. •.aa 19 ,- • Pendlll( approval of Ule Board o1 Education, the COIJNtllll( profra.111 at the 'high -may be dlallltd 1a1er 1n tho I ICbool year. Prtncl~ Don Haught'• , " ... room acboolhollla). ~ Would sift each toocbor a fl'01IP ol /1111\ldtnto. Thi teacher ...wd 1* mptinolble for Jll'0-1 •ldlnf counteltngandot!Jor pldanco. ------------------------~~---' f . - • ... •. . • . . • .' •· . .. .. • ..• ·' 'I-• .. . t • • . ' \. • •• do' ed. be • "· ol .. .. va •l in 1 • . • ,. . • / Saddlehaek Ted.a;)' 's Fl•al ' EDITION * vor. 65, NO. 256', 4 SECTIONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TU8DAY, SEPTEMBER ·12, 1972 TEN CENTS ' Possibility -of-€oa:st-Annex by -Irvine -Seen-- . Itvlno COmpohy officials tblJ morning "'11lal\y Invited the city of Irvine lo an- ne1 Ille vn!ncOrporated com""'y prop- tml'· bet,.... corona de! Mar and IAguna !leach alte!,. Newport Beaeh eouncllrhen Monday said Uiey don't want tO eru:tsider anna1ng even part of it until ttleir new general plan b done one year ~Jli?w. · Saying he had no quahei with the Newport acHon, Irvin< company Ex· ecuUve Vice Pi:es!dent Raymond Watson iw..vertbelesa pointed out that other cities 114w• Ille rlgbl lo try lo anne1 the 10,000 ---~ -: * * * Comment Declined By Mayor lJ'vln• Mayor William Flschbacb today llld it would be "premature" to com--= 00 the JlOSSlbilitiea the~c;))l. annex ffie frvmi ·COrhpany I coutal sector which Newport Beach Coondlmen escbewed Monday night. "We have just completed a very subitanttal anneutloo (7,800 acrea)," the mayor Uld. 0 1 think we would want to study very h)lonslv~y aDY. further anneutlms within the near future," be added. :•.U ii very premature to comment on lull· wllot Irvine'• Interest in that ocean- ltoqt acreage would be, if 1ny," Flschbacb concluded. · Since ~lion wt December, lrylne bu successrully annexed land ICJlltheasl of tj>e city near El Toro Marine Corpo Air station. Alona with the .so-called .. Fraaier" an. ~ wblcb boosted Ibo city'~ ~ lo •I oquare mil" or :111,500 acrea, tbe Local Apgcy Fanpatlon CommlaslQD (LAF'Cl foiuiaJly ncordecl Ille new cll1'• 51,000 acre ~QI lnfiuerq map. --'!.'Ile new -city's !lpbere, an area Into -W'~cb the c11Y might . be upected lo "9"· does DOI presenUy encompass the 10,000«ra of prime ocean view prop- erty . the· , Irvine COmp1ny plans lo defti!lp u a Mediten1ne1n village ruldtntlal and commercial are1. The ~y. riow virtually vae&nt, is located along the coast between Newport Beach aod Laguna Beach. Tlistin District OKs Business . . Service C.Ontract .. ~ 'ru!tin Union High SChool District wlll provide huslness aervlces oo ttquest i.,..lhe ,,.... Saddleback Valley Untiied Sdlool District, Tmtin trustees decided l(lllday nlgbl . Servlca .will Include purcblSing, ac- CO'Ulllng and m1n1ging payrolls and emp!Oye fringe benefits. ·'!'be COlltract wW nm until July 1973, ., the Tustin district wW be dissolved arid the Saddleback Valley district begins ofttci,J operation, under tenns of suc- ctssful unlficatJon election last June. Jlob Matthews, bbs1nesl mlnager for Uie Tustin district,. said this morning be wun:t sure how much the servicea Will ~or eveo U be'll bW Ille new district at oil .He &aid be doesn't anUclpatejhat a lot of time wW be needed for the activity . Under the contract apJlli>Ved Mood&y, lllt -manager II RJ]>p08ed lo sub> llllhllatemenll of cosll In January and June. . . .Skunk's Trail ;'Sweet.ened Up' Tecbnlque1 1lled lo ellmlnale the ocrld odor of smote that loDowt a -fire worlt pretty well on dlmb too, Lasuna Beacb flremen, • dllcoYtred M-1 night. • A lldy rtllclent called the Fl~ DOpartment for help after her dog Ulll«led with me ol the cute black ind "bite klttlel, lheo rettt1ted lo the houle 111er aetflng • tboroUCb · opr,aylng. Dublnc from room lo !OOD'. Ille frantic .... hid tpreld the odor ol •,~ oromatio IPlnial ,.-r tliroo8)lout the -. I t Am>ed with their llllOb ejector ' --• '-blOftl' -.... qlllll)IJ ol -rant·lmowD 11 Sweet /Jr, firemen tackled the ~em ...,. co1111111J white the lady btlbed ber ~· The Hul1k apPorentl)' !ell for ,,...., lfeldl. ' . . \,,, acre coutal stretch. "We're aatlalied with the city's ap- proach lo the anneution queatioo," Wat.son aald. ''It is .....,nable Ind pru- dent.'' , He said a recent Newport staff study of annexation °ahould aid the City Council in the development of all the information required to make· a sound judgment on any future coastal annexations ." Bui, W Ison added, In 1n apparenUy pointed laSt sentence: .. As far as other =~arr~~;llr~,ini~tve on the ' 1 DAILY PILOT Sfllff l'MN NfNE YEARS ON DUTY Offlcor John Stoneback Johp . St,qµ~b~~ Well Experienced Irvine Officer Among the 10 r.osta Mesa policemen serving .the new city of Jrviile IS one with nine years ol experience in Police work. John 11stoneyu Stoneback has worked ·In all area assignments with the Costa Mm Po~c;e Department, 1nc1uc11ng the specialit.ed felony unit. Stoneback also is 4t member or the tactical ullit. He and' his Wife have two children. Stoneback is nearing completlon of a bachelor of science degree fJ'om Pep- perdine Uolversity. Leisure time pur&WIJ, aandwlched between studies an<! poll :e duliea, include go!(, swimming Ind flsbing. Since Sept. I, Costa Meas ha> been pro- viding a trained police force to handle both traffic and crimlnal enforcement in the new city., Anthony Heads Irvine School Bond Push Team Tuttle R<iclr resident Ari ·Anthony will head a committee being fonned lo work for passage of Irvine Unified School Di!1trict's $50 million bond election, set for the ~ov. 7 geoeral electlQO. · Anthony, of 2731 Verano Place,. was seJected by a group of about 20·residents at a meet1111; Monday night. Selection cil !he remainder of the cam- paign committee will be up lo Anthony, whose wife, Elaine. ran urusuccmfully for 'a aeat'on \ht new board. ' ~ SlotS reportedly will be Opell for "IUI» chalf!nen'! ln -..-Ch' -.tract, aod for othera to handle publicity. finance1 ind graph!CI, Oiarlt1 Bou11nger, Itvlne board !1"tlldent said today. Another oraaniritlobil meeting win be called in the near futllre, Boulahger ~1ald. The date· bas not been. set yet. Trqst-are ... ldnfl the. bonds. !o build 1 high IChool, two lntennediale achools 1nd several elemeo!J\tY acbools. ' Twins, Father ' Held· Di Murder . SANTA MllBARA (APl -Diii McDonald, It, bu been booted IDr ... vestJgatlm ol murder In _. wl!!i the death .of a Vallejo ~ 1'Mllld - lo delltb In a local tiioteJ, The youth'• ·twin brother, Jact, and their lalher, William, ff, boll\ ,.... book· oil for loveadi.U. ol beinl ID-lllOlJ lolllW'lltr. I While that 11mllarl)' le1ves the door open for La,... Beach, .... we11 11 the ~ity of Irvine, Irvine Comp1ny officials bave all but aald ·Dally Ibey won1 annei lo Ille art colony becalllO of Its arbitrary $-loot height limll Newport oouncllmen Monday rugii""1'° adopted a beJght limit liut planning of· liclal1 say its rules would oot appl to any ·'coastal anntxatlon. Spectal es :would have lo be developed, Ibey soy. Triggering the CQmpany'S atatement this morning was an Informal decision by Newport_ Be.ach........CQ!'rw:llIDf11' Monday afternoon to shelve even further ~udy of the potential benefits or liabilities of coastal anneuUon unW the general plan Is completed. They received wbat pllDDing stall of· ficials libeled a very preliminary cost· benefit st"lly that showed ID eventual profit of $211,000 1 year U •,!QO acra of . the sector we.re annexed. Newport Mayor Donald A. Mclnnll moved that the report not be expanded upon, but rather that it just be filed. "It can be used as necessary a.s we up- date the 1eneral plan," be said. "Unless there is mutual interest between the city and the landowner. l !UJgest we put it on the back burner.·• Mclnnis said. "The staff can use the in- formation as needed to coordinate with the general plan. "When and if it Is necessary. or there ls a d~ire to go further, we can pull it out at that point. We should just do nothing pending completion of the general plan. "Upon COl'flpletion or the general plan, If there is in\erest by the city of Newport Beach arid the landowner, it can be brought off the back burner and we can assemble an ID-depth study," the mayor said. \Vat.son said thil morning that the com· pany is still ln the mkl!t of completing fina l revisions to its development pnr posal!! for the 3.$-mile coastal stretch. "Right now, we are making ad· justments in the coastal plan to ac- commodate the deletion cf the costal Creeway route," he said. "When the plan Is completed, and filed with the appropriate agencies, the city (of Newport Beach ) will, of course, have more data on w:blcb to base a course ·of action Pendleton Use Urged Caspers Asks Airport, El Toro L,imits By L. PETER KRIEG Of .... a.It, ....... ,.,, Csspert, In a Iii-minute addreu before commercial use of El Toro Marine COrpa Newport Beach councilnwl, vowed lo do Air Statton. The realdents of tbe Sad- Orange County Board ol Supervllors Olalnnan Ronald W. Capers Monday night called !of 8L end lo commercial jet flights at Or1nge County Airport 'Ind an end lo military lligbts at the U.S. Marine Cor)ll Air Station at El Toro. an be can lo get both operations moved dleback Valle)\i1nd the cil~_Q!Jryine wW to a joint dviJian.mllltary .iiport lo ~not 60iiddl with the noise of com- built at Camp Pendleton. ~ercial jets while 1 am the.lr supervisor/' He said be would uk f e l I o w be said. Irvine Council To Discuss Uses Of Industry Area Hearings on the Industrial COmplez ek.' pansloo lnd•polltlcal beadquarten ..... In that ..., of Ille cl\y· will continue at lllnikbt'• '~ "I( 'i1h Irvine oQ\yl Council at 7,30 o'clock lir city ball; '201 C.mpus-Drivt. • • . • TlJoM bearfllp are 'llil>d on a le!!&tli1 agenda wblcll also lnCludel< IUrther. dlscuasloo df be. McDonnell Doug!as U30 · permit appeal Ind the resldenttal ,... .. Ing of a 7Q.acre pareel near the Marino COrpo Air Station, El .Toro. Of the four bearings, Ille 315-acre ad- diticn tc the 1ndustrial ccmplei: ii the least controvmlal Flood control "°"' cerns now seem to have been ealed by commitmenll gained by · the planning comrnissicn for provisioc by t b e developer cf berms. The Douglas Development matter in- volves the legalization of commercial uses in the emtfng «>;ODO 1 aquare foot building en' that :fum'1 50 .acre parcel near Orange CGunty Airpc>rt • The political lleadquarters question relates to the offices ol the Committee to Re<!lect Ille Pmident whlcb bas 1 .... ed space In Ifie industrlaJ.commerclal area. Counc;llinen may (.'Onsider rtwritl:ilg the xonlng law for that ..., lo allow pollllcal and cbarttable org~tlona lo temporarily lease space. 1be zone law now limits comtnettlal ..... lo those serving primarily the in- dustrial oomplex and not tbe general public. The airport xonlng Issue lnvolv.. the Rinker Development Company's bid lo seelr: zoning to allow 500 homes to be bu.lit one mile· from El Toro MCAS. The matter once received a 4 to 1 coun- cil approval but Is being reconsidered un- der an unusual rehearing procedure. Councilmen nopenecl the onc&<losed bearing lo allow further cltixen comment on the Rinker zoning. Other agenda items Involve budgeting SU,000 for police helicopter services, selecting a pension plan for city employes, adopting truclt tralllc mtric- tlona affecting -h Irvine streets, ap- _..iattm ol 12,500 to complete the p.ibllc education committee survey and enactlon ol 1n urgency ordinance lo bin use of llrearml In the city, supervi9on today to authorize a request lor a Federal Aviation Admlnistratlon (FAA) sludy of the proposal. Tied closely lo the plan would be ex- panSlon of Ille Orange County Tr1n1lt District to oerve the airport, Caspers ..id. He said It would take more thin bJa ef- forts alone to make it all happen, however. "Neither I nor the luD Board of Supervlson, acting jo)nlly, CID ·gel o piece of Camp Pendleton by oundvea," he iald .. pointing , out wl\at oUi6s bave iald litfore, t!\at u will be • '.political ~ ~e 1 ~ cilo~raul;n: 0 0! the'.· military, the Olngr<is· ~ tllO President !/> ,gtt tho'ai--""'"'1 airport lite which we,~e, .. ~ l&Jtl. He did not refer lo the Marlne1' coo- lllstent Oppcis!ilon lo 111t of Ptndlelon u an airport. . Csspert aaid. there II nowhere wllhln Orang~ County lo tum for a new airport site. He said be thlnb -dtaplte rebuffs fn attempts 1o· get San Di..., County of. llclals lo endone tlie plan -tbot It can come to be because Camp Pendleton ''Is wllhln the sphere ol lnfiuence of o u r county." . Caspers aaid bJa rapid transit proposal wwJd feature 0 an · tntegrated surface transportation . lysj~ lncludlng hlgb> speed commuter llnOs lo Ue eiistlng terminal facilitit1 to the newly proposed take off aod landing llrlp in C$np Pendleton." Newport councilmen offered little com- ll)enl, a)lhougb .Vice , Mayor Howard Rog era igr"lf with a point by . Caspera that llroog public support will allo be needed. Caspers Al4 be WSI glad lo set "a lonnaticn of the new cltizena group, Airport Action Association, f o r m e r FreeWay Fighters, who ~ crganlzj,ng to mount a public campafin agalnll jet lligbts at Oranc• County Airport. ROien aaid, "It'1 a matter now between the -le and Wubln&ton D.C." He asked Caspers tc "keep U1 in. fot med oo bow we can help and get this airpClrt down to Pendleton." Caspen in bJa talk lndlcated be coold DOI support any proposal for civilian use of El Toro. even u an interim solution. ''I must make it clear that a eblfting of our burdeo here In Newport Beach lo the yoke of our nelgbbon to the south under the llight pattern of El Toro Is not an ac· ceptable answer. "Let UI discount now and for the !uturt Ille Idea of mo'riol our problem Into our nelgbbon' flaclcyardl. "I am vebementl)' opposed lo civilian Message Ho111e Pilot a POW-Wife Gets Word iiACRAMENTO (UPI) -Mondl7 be&an 81 ju11 another Joaely dl1 lor Pit H .... Her husband, Air Force C.til 'l'llom8I J, lianlen, WIS In I prltoner-. ol-wu camp oomewhere In N<Wtb Vlelnam and lhe wu npectlng their llnt child In two weeks. But Ip mood cbanaed quietly when lhe lelmed that Radio Hanoi broad- cut a 'ttatemeot &aid lo blve been rud by bor bmband. It Wll a lllUlllO lo Mrs.-· 2!. "Ob 1111 =!think )'OU. thank,..., .. she laid wlion told of !ht .,....,., rtlayed In a from 5al1<11. • -• ... belna captured, l'n been ...n tau. cart ol," BIJllll) WU 900ted 11 1111n&. "'lbnt tblnp have occupied JD1 mlDd. You, ~ bol>y _. lht fJlld. ~~~~.. • f ' The "t:: ended wltb ·an ~ ol Se\. 0.,... 8..McGcm!ln, baf fiat lln. r""8ed lo -Oii Uill part ol lhe state""!'l Mn. H.....,, hid been ~ by lht u.s. aovomment that her hllllilnd, •· WU lhol• down J11111 %1 but MOlldl7'1 report WU tbt llnt indlcatlm ol Illa Jlb1llcal -- * * * Jurors' Group Will Examine Airport Future · Orange Count)' Airport and !Is future Will be.disclisje4 Thurlclv at a luncheon me.ting "' (!),,Grand J\irwa'. -of Orln(e Count7. ~ .. · 'l!ie fl'OdP of IOrmer tll'arid jury memben will meet at the Airporter Inn On MacArthur Boulevard in Irvine to hear Dan Emory, airport jet lligbt op- Ponent 1nd Robert Bresnahln, county director of aviation, debate the Issue. In a bulletin announcing the event. associ.don President J. Leslie Stelien1en of Newport Beacb posed these queations : -&Jould II (the airport) be made a full fledged commercial airport with guided but stt1dy growth! . -Should lls passenger service be pbas- ed out as IOon u poalble! -Should· tt 'be llmltecl lo Ill preaenlly numbered dally lli1hll but no niore! S. Viets Seeking To Take Citadel Before Deadline SAIGON (UPI) -'l'lvo unit. of elite South Vietnamese marines linked up ln- 1lde the Communist-held Quang Tri citadel today Ind launcbe<' a furious, last-minute drive to push. the North Viet- namese out of the thick-walled structure before a Wednesday deadllnt: set by President Nguyen Van Thieu. UPI reporter Ted Kurrus, who got wllhln JOO yardl of the citadel, "'1d the marines met only llght resiltance ·on the ground but the North Vietnamese were llrlna at them from atop the Jli-foot.-hlgh walla with reccWess rifles while Com- muni!t gunners tried to slow the advance with 1rtillery. An AmertcAn spok..m1n In Da N1ng said it wa1 the heaviest fighting ever ei:- pertenoed by the martnea. In N<Wtb Vietnam, a combined ship and warplane task f()l'ce bleW up a vital bridge at Thlnh HOI and Air Force fighter-bombers destroyed three railroad bridges 2&-30 mites from the Chfneae border. Government troops have been trying to recapture Quang Tri province since June 21. Thieu initially aet Sept. lt 11 the> deadline lo recapture territory oeized hY the Communlsta since the current of- fensive starled March IO. Hmver. be later onlered the m1rlhes lo recapture the cltsdel sil days before bJa first deadllne. Quang Trt City, the ll'Ovlncl•l Clpllll 400 miles north of Saigon, bal been vlrtuaDy levelled In the b.itlle but tho roc:ipture or the. city llnlCld be a major propaglnda and morale boool lor the SoulhVJetoameae. . .Tho dty was Clpturtd May 1· ..hen N<Wtb Vletname. troopa n>Uted the South Vletnu>eae delendm. It WU Ille lint South :V-.pmlnc)e ever <•1.>-tured .by Ille CQmmunlJls. A· IO,OQO.man ... emment talk force moved northward' out of lfuo, n m11,. to the sputb, .. J111t • with -lo teCIJllllte ~. . . A lllllt of lloolh V!ttname1t (Stt CITADEL, h&e JI • ' Mt&.'f' '"-°'" lllff ..... PUSHIS l'INDLETON PLAN County Su,.rvlsor C-" Trustees Suggest Auditor Divide District Assets An outside auditor should be brought in to determine. the division or asset.! in the Tmlin Unloo High School District, trustees of the aew Irvine Unified School Dislrlct said Monday night Irvine trwtees bllve ..,,t a letter lo the Tmtin ldmln!stratlon Indicating that the plan for unification calls for an outside auditcr. Tustin'• assets must be audited and then divided among the three new dislrict.s according to their population iD the Tustin dlslrlct, which will be dlssolv• ed in July; 1973. Al !bat Urne, Tustin, Saddleback Valley and Irvine unified districts will take ever operation according ·to terms of a sue> cessful unification eltttlon in JWle. Tustin Union district officials said they have wanted to began an audit and in- dicated they might have their OWD personnel lo do the work. Orange Coast Wea tiler -You might need your umbrellu Wednesday, a cc Cl rd Ing to the wealherlady who seea aca ttertd sprinkles followed by a s u n n y af(emoon with highs in the upper 708. INSWtl TOD-' Y Tht prtmittw ca••"<flD<llfng tribe of tht Philippln<1 -th• Ta.sadavs -Ml fncreQ1ed in popu!atlO!I bv '°"' J)frcrnl with tht rrcrnt birth cf a 'M1D babv. For account of new lift among Che ttn11 trlbe, tee •torv Page I. t..M........ -,, C.11'9nl&t I ..... ... -c...iic. 11 (,_.... IJ --' ... """ ..... . lnltO•ls::c.... It ...._... , .. n ~.i:. ....... ,: --.. ·~ ·~ ·--.-.... , ........ .__.......,,.. . °''* c:..tr ' -.... ............ ,, ,....,... '' ........ ,. _.,... . ~· ""'U.14 ---. .. . I f DAILY PILDT JS Sn1og Sniffing Patrol to Check Vehicle Ex1w.ust Clllfomla Jll&li..., Plb'Glmm '11111 MPa mlll!Qs Giii -v\Olallin lo the or-. OounlJ .... biC!ml"I 11111 J'rida1; Usina an eibaust gu analyur they will perform rood diecllr .., 1* ,.. newer model domestic can and lll!hl trucu w~ of Ito cublC loch or greoltr capacity. Thi• tabs In DlOll veblcla. Motorlslll operating nhiclea In violation of standardl wtll receive a wrl~ ten warning requiring il)em lo OOtain a certilioatt ol compliance with eabaust 1lllndardl from ao authorhed Motor Vehicle Pollution COnlrcl station. Failure to obtain certification could re1ult ln a citation. Walter Pudlrukl, C.llfomla Highway Patrol COmmissloner, aald lht ano· lyws will be QPeJ'altd In conjuncllon wllh the Jllghway Patrol's roving p ... -ga vebicleJoapecllooJ. A four·and-l·half month pilot study of emlsalon vlolallona Jn eight areas ol callfornla apowed lhat of the 26,723 ears lttled, 5,ll:!S or 21.! percenl were ln vlolallon. In the Orange County area 2,763 cars were tested and 742 were found in vk>laUOn. That represeoll 26.9 percent 4'1'be pUot study results indicate the practicality of measuring exhaust eJQlUlon.s at road!llde, tb1.1a we feel that reallatlc enforcement can now be initiated, •• Pudhlaki said. Prop. 22 Election Fraud Probe Exte~ds to County A probe of possible election fraud in- volving petitions that earned the ft nn labor initiativt a place on the November ballot baa been extended lo 10 California 80 Ducks Perish In Huntington; Botulism Feared Tho last ol the ducks were lo be removed from Talbert Lake In Hun- -· tlnglon 'Beacb today, alter !O of the water fowl died over-the wee~ - City paru workmen used lwo small row boati to herd the ducks, mosUy domestic -· lnlo a pen at one end of the late. ' Tbi """1Cklp operallon was iruperlised by a lllate Flab and Game war<len who aald the dealba were apparenily caused by the bolulism cllacovered In the lake two weeks ago. Al that Ume • dozen duckl died and the nsl were lhlfted lo a deeper part of the late wbera clty olllclala fell they would be lllfe. Gordan Crlbbe, the Flab and Game warden, aald thla morning the duck bolulism -•1 does not alfecl people - baa apttacl lo all parta of the late. Talbert Lan fl more than half dry now because of low IW!lll1er water' levels and collllrudion around the lake aa the city builds 1111 new central park. Cribbs said such botulism la eaused by 1tagnant water and bot weather. The danger of it, he said, is that wild ducks flying down the Paclfic Flyway could transfer the disease to other areas. "Our department bas to stay on these botulism cases all summer," he added. -·Thousands of ducks have dled in the San Joaquin Valley." Most of the dead ducks in Talbert Lake were domestics , possibly released in the lake after the flurry of Easter ducklings. WhDe city officials captured the Talbert ducks, they weren't quite aure what to do with them. Tom Bushard, city parks superin- tendent, said they don't want to carry them to another lake where the possibly infected ducks might spread the disease to heatlhy 1 · allards. Bushard also said Investigators from the U.S. Agricultural Department intend to sample the lake to determine U there is also any sign of Newcastle disease, an infection that has caused a quarantine on Orange county poultry. Cribbs said the lake botulism will he killed off when the cold, winter weather .&ets in. He also said lbe lake can be pro- tected when it becomes a part of the cen- tral park as Jong as the water level is kept up and tht lake is properly man· aged. OIAN51 COAST IS DAILY PILOT 'nit Orlllfe CMtt OAILY "'LOT, wlfll Wflkll h combltwd fttt N-.,.,.. .. b Plll>lllllltid 11Y IM' Or•nte Co.tr P1,1bll1lllng Compe11y. S~· ,.,. -.itiell9 .,.. .ubl"""'· Mondlof" ltirouall Frld•Y• tor Co.I• M~. Newpatl •••ell, Hf.In"'"""" ••.0.11"-"!n Va1t1y, L•~llr'IJI 9Mdl. l"'lnffStltdl•be"k encl S•n Cle<ni!nte/ Sffl J-C•llblr-A ~~le rtOioNI •11JM il pUbJlllMd $11tunl•ys Md S\lnd8yl. f'lle .... lnclp..tl l'\lb!llJ!Jnt pi.nt II •! lJO VW11! "' """" CO.t• M'W, c111111rn1•. •u». Rolii•rt N. w,,4 Pre1lcl,nl •!Id Pvou.- J•ck It. Ci.irl1y Y1i19 ""'Id""' llNI Gftwr•I MIMIU' Tli•ni•• K•1vil f.Clltor ThoM•t A. M11rphi111 Ml""flftl Editor ca..rl• H. Leo• Ricli1rJ r. N•ll AMlllMll MIMtllne Ell!~ -COs8 IMM: mt WeU' .. , Strwl iMwpew'! ··~l aDI NllWJIOrl flollltYINI ~ a.di: m '""""t ,._ Hwitlflll"" lffctl: rnn e..c11 1ov1.-.w 1H o.n.ite; a ......... II CIMINI. ._"* , .. .,._ 17141 WMUI a.NW ........ '4J.f671 191 ClsmeN AM hp•11twMs: 1ekpa1e1 4fJ-4420 ~--..,...,-1'71,, or.., CMlll ,. .............. ~ .. . ~. ... -'""*· fllliltl'91Mftl, ......,.. lll'IAftW ., ~i...,.... "'""' ... ., ........................ .... ...... .,.,...., ..... . ................. c....#MM. QI~ ............ lltll W .,.,., p ,61 ._.,, ·w ,...,. ••• ....,., •10""' ._ .... ,.--. counties, including Orange County. secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr., today said the expanded in- vest igation into Proposition 22 might prove the most serious election fraud case to hit the state in years. "This is the gravest case of election fraud to come to light in recent years and immediate investigations are needed in all areas where possible violations of law have occurred," Brown said. Besides Los Angeles and San Francisco counties where the probe was launched, the secretary of state is ad~ these counties: Alameda, Fresno, Kem, Orange, San Diego, San Bernardino and San M8te'i> counties. The proposition, if approved by voters on Nov. 7, would set up an agriculture labor relations board to be appointed by Gov, Reagan. The measure would authorize the board to halt most boycotts and harvest-time strikes. Support.en of the proposition contend the measure would provide for peaceful, orderly setUement Of farm labor disputes. The United Farm Workers opposes the initiative saying it would destroy its most Powerful bargaining tools -the secon~ dary boycott and strikes at harvest time. "During the past several days I have received hundreds of affidavits from cillzeM tbrougboul the stale "'IYing they were defrauded and signed the Proposi· tion 22 petitionJ under false i:retenses,'' Brown said. He said many persons said they had signed Prop. 22 petitions after being told the measure was supported by Cesar Chavez' United Fann Workers or that it would provide a minimum wage for farm workers. Both statements were false , Brown said. He said some petition circulatcn also covered the africial summary of the measure with a pink card. "Our election laws must be vigorously enforced," Brown said, "and persons who try to undermine the electoral process through fraud and deceit should be pultlshed to t full extent of the law." Schmitz Says He'll ldentif y Bremer's 'Boss' From Wire Stntces Rep. John G. Schmitz of Tustin said to- day he will identify the "mysterious ... boss" whom the American Party presidential candidate believes directed the attempt to assassinate Alabama Gov. George Wallace. The Jame-duck congressman said Mon- day the man who directed Arthur Bremer's assassination attempt i n Laurel. Md., has "died in a mysterious death.'' The shopping center shooting of Wallace left the former American Party standard bearer paralyzed from the waist down. Schmitz, alleging Bremer's attempt may have been a conspiracy, declined to reveal the name of the mystery boss un- til a Thursday press c onference, however. "I'm holding a press canference on Thursday to ta lk about a situation I alluded to in my Milwaukee speech. poin- ting out that Bft!mer didn 't act alone," Sc hmitz said. Discussio1i Set 01i Warranties Lewis Weisberg of the Orange County Office of Consumer Affairs will dJ.scu.sa ''Recourse on Warranties" at the Sept.18 meeting of Concerned Consumers of Orange County. The 7:30 p.m. meetinlt in the Com- munity Room of State Mutual Savings and U:lan, 615 E. Flrst St., Tustin, is optn to all persona interested in consumer af- fairs . Further Information regardlng 1c-- Uvilies of the county consumer group may bt obtained by calling LYM Lasker of Laguna Btach, lM-2690 or Ed Sams ol Buena Park, 521~HI. J'ames Hoffa 'Counselor' Called Fake WASHINGTON (AP) -'!be Juatlce Department aald today William L. Taub, who represented him.sell as James Hof· fl'• 0 legal counsel'' in a recent co~ troversy over the former TtaIDlter leader'• plan lo vi;!! North Vlelnam, la not a lawyer. Justice Department spokesman said they learned this after Taub was ex~ tenslvely reported lo he acllng as Hoffa'• representaUve ln dealings with varioUJ government officlalll, "We are wondering bow be wu able to do all these things," Justice .Department press officer John Rushen aaJd, "without checking on who be was." The New York Times reported loday II learned from government sou.reel that Taub once represented blmaelf as the! "worldwide representaUve" for Pope Paul Vi's rum interests: accepted an award as a coproducer o( a motion pie- ture, only to have the rtal producer de. nounce him as an impostor, and tried to sell a man lhe M. &.M. building ln.P21J. Taub, who g a v e his address as a fashionable Park Avenue apartment building in New York City, could ocit tie reached for comment. The report on Tatib's professional circumstances apparently caught Wblte House. press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler off guard during bis mid-day briefing lo newsmen. When asked for a comment, Ziegler e1· claimed : "Taub's not a lawyer? U he's not, he should be. "My impression," be add t d, 0 was that he was." Jn Detroit, Hoffa said he wu startled to learn of the appal'ent misrepresen- tation aitd said he took Taub at face value after "he sought me out in April. "I met hinl in Miami. He•took notes, had documents, everything,,. Hoffa said. Hoffa said he had an agreement to pay Taub for his services, but declined to aay if 8ny payment bad been inade eo far. In an effort to obtain permission for Hoffa to visit North VietDam and try to negotiate release of American prisoners of war, Taub met wit!) presidential aide Henry Kissinger, attempted lo -Ally. Gen. Richar<I Kleindienst and beld discussions with Deputy Atty. Gen. Ralph Ericson. They all operated under the apparent assumption that Taub was a New York at· torney. Ericson WU described by Hualten as "dis.turbed by Taub's misrepresen- tation" in their di.scussioM. Hushen aald the FBI bad been asked lo check 1111 lilea on Taub but said no in- vestigation was ordered. He also declined lo disclose contents of any FBr lile on the mysterlom figure. Husben said as far u the Justice Departmenl la eoneernecl the mailer la ended and no acllon will be taken agalrul Taub. When the story surfaced laal week that Holla hoped lo go lo Hano~ Taub told the Associated Press be wu "Jimmy HoHa's legal counSel," and never disputed the reporters' use of the word attorney in de- scribing Taub. Police Probing Beach Clinic Head's Arresi Administratio Scandal Probe CiflNA eULP Of'' TONKIN Fl'OlllPaf~l CITADEL ••• Police Net Theft Loot, Suspect BJ .umruR R. VINSl!lh Of .. Diii' "" ..... ·. A ,...,. janitor who likta faJI. <FlSllf · can la aCCuaed today ol up lo eo Orange : Oout ""'1Ullel'Cla burglaries roDowlnC ID -blveatl&atlon and. -..i.ure-«-wbat poUco-claim la aboUl '30.000 ......tb ol atolen olftce machines. . ' W111Je L Davll, 26, of Orange, was arj . rested and booked on burglary ebargea about dawn Weclt!eaday, en~ t,~ epilode Involving a dramatic g~~~ try pallce cbue remlnlacenl ol lbe movie 11Tbe French Coonectloo.'' • DaYla' ......Ued mUICle .car - a lpOlt· sedan capable of outdlalancin( puraulng Police Wlllll ~ was demollabed when ii finally craahtd throullb a fence Into • · Hunllngton Buch house. Costa Maa PoU.. OIU..r Bob Crogan'• squad car ai.. 11111tained major damage when II piled up on TaibOrl Avenue, which comes to a deadend at paratroopel'I fought 1111 way Inside the Golden West Stree1 ln Hunllnglon Beach. A new officer, Patroimln Crogaa citadel not long ~ ,tbe llnl Jl!!!!i, !Jul didn't know_be__wu~al tbe...erul..ofJ1" the Wilt Wis ao battered II bad lo be road, while Officer Barwif -lrallinc 300 CHICAGO (UPI ) -Sen. George S. withdrawn. The marines, wbo look over yardl behind -was able lo keep oa McGovern, campaigning in the big cities from the poratroopen, bad not betn able Davia' tall when the suspecl swerved inlo of the Midwest with Sen. Edward M. ·T-the right turn. .,,, ~ Kennedy at his side,· said today the to get back inalde the fortresi until today, Ironically, the chase route followed out Adminlstration's investigation of scandal K11m11 said one marine unit ICrlDlbled of Irvlne Monday is the same used ii . charges by Democrats was "as fair and through a bole blown In U. »fool-thick 1963-wben a pair of bank bandllll punuecl Impartial as the judging at the recent walls by an American bomb while a sec-from Santa Ana sailed lnlo the deaden4 : Olympics." ond unit sc.aled. the wall on the other Huntington Beach Intersect.ion. • McGovern arrived here from Mtn-·d 'Ibeir,cld sedan -doing 90 miles~· neapolis for a meeting with Chicago SI :tter they joined up, they started mov-tiour -smashed broadside into a small Mayor Richard J. Daley and the C.ook ing toward a major North Vietnamese van carrying Westminater High ScbooJ • County Democratic party Central Com· bunker complel". students to spring play practice, ldlllDI . mittee. He hoped to draw excitement from the two and injuring the rest, Including f K edy · t all 8 d leacher. enn nam~ a ~ r Y at tate an D • D!...) ' This time, neither Davis nor hll Madison In Chicago s Loop. ri Ver £Un t pursuers, Costa Mesa oflicera Giii')' . Similar !"llllies were set for later toda_y Barwig, owen Kreza and Patrolmu · m Detroit and Cleveland, and m S c.roger wboH car crashed were m- Pittsburgb and Phlledelphia Wednesd•r· . moke-Car Did ~.!!!_Monday's~ du.... • ID a speech prepared for an evening --omcet Jermr.: --·-t ·~~ ruslHlour nUy in downlown Detroit . . • car IJIUll ou """'! McGovem-a<iiiffea arAihiiini!tiiiUoii 0 o--Ricbanl Hunter of Irvine is a non-times _on ra""'licktcl JllVQleljLbel<>rf planations of the Watergate bugging and smoker and be'a still ll'ying to flgunJ (IU! Patrolman Barwig finally cbalied ~ of grain . sales 1o the soviet Union. bow the small pluUc waatebaakel In his auapeot Davia on fool and flushed ~ (Related sloey, Page 4). parked car eaUJbt-flre Monday-wl!lle be out from beneath a park<!l lruct~ _ "The Nixon re-dection committee wu ~in Laguna'a Heisler Park. The chase, oriainaling with a sl\""! keeps sloughing olf our suggestiona for Flmnen aununoned to the 400 block ol burglar alarm at Standar<I Pacifie eorp1. an independent inquiry inlo t h e CIW Drive by pasaenby shortly alter 1518 MacArthur _Blvd., ~· encle<I Watergate burglary," McGovern said. noon ·eztingulsbed the b!Qe, which caua-about 5:30 ... m., ~1th Davis capture. • "Instead, the committee looked Into ed an estimated $350 In damage to the in-Newport Beach • pollce bellcopler _. the matter itself and found -to no one's terJor of the vehicle, but are equally which we close by at the time - surprise -that there was no wrongdoing mystilled as lo Ila origin. shadowed the ground punult and on the part of high Admlnislration of· Advised by Hunler lbs! t h e spolligbltd the "51denllal area ~ ficiala. wastebasket between the two front seots Davia bad diaappean!d. ; "Earl Bui%, the secreiary o f conlained only papers -definitely oo Authorities. who eniineered t h • agrlcultuzo, baa apparenUy completed at cigarette butts -firemen sunnise that recently initiated Irvine PoU.. Deplr\<. least a preliminary inquiry inlo Insider someooe mlgbl have lol8ed a cigarette menl - a de.tachmenl o1 Costa M ... trading on the Russian wbeal deal " be through the window of the vehicle er peraonnel servmg on a contract bas1I -r aald. "Mr. Bui% concJuded ·that Ihm was lllal 1he papera could bav~ been l(D;1ac1 bad upeeted IO eurb tilt 1rv1ne burg~ nothfna wrong. . by tile sun's rays, refleclad through tile nle. · "! auspect thal '\be Amortcan people glasa·-.t.. , ,,., Costa illela Pollce Deleelive Capt. Ed have a higher standard ·of rigbl and Glasgow said today that lnlormau..,. wrong," McGovern said. "These tn-checked oul by two of his men !eel le vestigationa look abollt. as fair aqd iJ1l.. issuance of five re a r c b wammt.s bf· partial .. the judg)ng al the recenl Agents Aga:n Wednesday night. : Olympics. C predict we will see 90Dle dlf. ~ Wayne Harber, who · bandies CO.la . ferent conclusions on Nov. 7." Mesa commercial burglaries and Bob Kennedy joined the McGovern A.id Kenned Lennert, as.signed to Irvine b\o" cavalcade Monday nigbl In Minneapolis, Y vestlgatlona, worked a 24-bour lhfll !nl+. and promptly got slandlng ovallona from predawn bo\lra today, C.pt. GlaWoi· essentially the same speecb for which WASllJNGTON (AP) -Secrel satd. . McGovern has been receiving polite ap-Service agenlll art guarding Sen. Raids conducted at five locallona - plause. Edward Kennedy (0.Maas. ), as be four of them business machine firma ,..,.. "I stand with George McGovern for the campaigm with D • mo c r a ti c led to recovery of 70 itema, inctudinr219 rights of all the people, and we want all presidential nominee G e or I e typewriters, 21 adding machines, 1J of you beside us ," .Kennedy said. McGovern, Kennedy's office said check-writen, slJ:: caJculaton and five Meanwhile, Sargent Shriver said Mon.. today. · copy machines. '_ day in Sacramento Nixon issued one of Agents were assigned lo Kennedy "We think thla will clear up 55 lo to the most "sancllmOlliOuJ 'Biid inaecurate on President Nl%on'a orders alter commerclal burglaries ln Irvine, slDla statements In Ille hlslory ol the country" Ille May 15 sbooling of Gov. George Ana and Costa Mesa," ht remarked. when ht accused McGovero of ad-C. Wallace of Alabama. . The ca plain added lhat . more ~ An investigation of Thomas Cacbua, vocating a welfare ethic. They were withdrawn at Ken-and ftllng of criminal charge.a • ~ manager (If tbeJlwrtington Beach Free "There is no Allerican who prefers the ne<ly's request June S. However, result if' it ill established that deal.'. Clinic who was arrested Thursday on wellare ethic," said Shriver, t be Kennedy asked that agents be tnowincly accepted stolen mercbandille. drug charg~s. and bis activilie.s at the Democratic vice presidential candidate, usigoed to him again after Labor Locations where evidence stacked clinic iJ now under way, according to "except maybe Mr. (Gov.) Rooald Day when be took up a heavy uound the Costa Mesa Police DeJ*1- pollce. Reagan who prefers it because be doe!n't said.sc~ule of. appearance, hla oHlce ment investigative bureau today were "Under investigation now ls the status pay any taxes. He lets all you work for selud include one house at SJ.21 Pierce of Mr. Cachaza, his involvement with the rihi~·m~ ... _____ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;2;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;~A~v~e.~, :Costa::::M:esa~·:::::::::::;-.; clinic and what he did in the course of his duties as its manager," explained Lt. Robert Rinehart, head of the vice and in- telligence division of the Huntington Beach Police Department. Rinehart said today that no other member of the clinic 's management was involved in the drug investlgaUon. Two clinic volunteers, Shelley Browns of Bellflower and Kathleen Scott of Irvine, were arrested at Clcbaza's Seal Beach home hours alter the cllnic manager surrendered to police. SERVICE ... How Much Is It Worth?· .. • .. • Rinehart cautioned that the arrest of Cachaza and the two volunteers did not mean the clinic itself was being mismanaged. In the carpel busino<1 somelim" it's worth EVERYTHING! Hardly • d1y goes by that we d011't get a cal ..,arding anotf,., compeny's poor inslalletion. .. : .. : Cachaza, 39. la charged with allegedly selling marijuana, fumlshing marijuana, and possessing dangerous drugs for sale. He was released Friday on '5,000 bail. The two women were• amsted on suspicion of possession of marijuana, attempting to destroy evidence and iD- terfering with ofiicers. They have been released on their own recognizance. The clinic, loc,led al :122 Filth St., was given the police department's approval only one month ago when the City Coun- cil voted to contribute $300 per month to 1111 support. City Manager David Rowlands had Issued a memo to the City eoun<u saying that lhe administration and police department had clelermlnod the "Ir« cllnlc Is providing a '!1\ICll needed service to Ille community and la doing thiJ In a very 1atisfactory manner." I Occaai0111lly the d1m190 resulting from poorly sewn '"'"' or flped .. •ma la not rep1ir1ble. Then the v1luo of the investment loob pole indHdl Why pey $300.00 or $1500.00 for corp.ting Incl 91mble wit~ the inat1U1tion? Wo m1inl1in ell of our own crews, 11 t1ught the ONLY w1y to Instill carpeting -the RIGHT woyl The gr11teat m1jority of our busiMIS Is reflll'l'•L There is 1 re1ion! ' . ' , I ... I • .'1. ' ,,, . •• . '" "'· r i I 0 . I· I l I I ' I· Huntington Beaeh Fountain Valley T EDITION • • • • • Today's~ ~01:. ~. NO. 256, ~ S6CTIONS, 50 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEPfEt.jlER 121 '1972 lCN CENTS 50,000 -Pupils Resulne Scliool Without -Hite Neorly 151,000 Wnt Orange County August figures lndicalod t111'>llment Rllool children reported back lot dasaes Ibero would be 4,llt, but alter !lnl day Monday In an opening day that school of· tallies were made, the tlllmate wu ral> lfdall described as remarkably rmooth. ed lo 4,52L Thll ls a 10· pemot increase .l'here ,irere a few hltches, but WoodiB over a year qo, and far above the 3,08'1 Chaddlct of the Ocean View School enrollment the ocbool wu built for. District spt>ke for most 'then be said, ''It A.aide from aowded rt 1 t r o o m 11 , 'tfU. unCanny. The students came back • worUbopo and cafeteria, oi 11C1 a Is ~•Imply ,iarled lo work." reporlod that the nine-period day, which nrollmenl In ill districts was running nJnS lrom 7:30 a.m. lo 4:IO p.m., 1eems ltior above predictl0111 In all di&lricls. lo be bandling the problem. With the only rut surprise reported .al "Thll ls the largest hi8h scllool l know JWunlain Valley Uig)I School. of west ol Cblcago," aald princlpal Paul . &rger, '1 only wish we had tbe lacllitles to take care Of them so we could be proud of our high enrOnment." A survey or district offices for the Hun- tington Beach City, Fountain Valleyt and OCean View elementary dlstrlcts and the high ICbool districts, tunled up the following sliiJbt irregulllritles: ...,-Ocean Vjfw. reported overall enroll· ment nornW, but aa.id there were roughly 60 more tindergarten age children than had been plailned for. It is ' . thought that the.se chlld"'1 may come in unusually high numbers from recenUy constructed condominium and town house developments. -Huntington Beach e 1 e m e n t a r y reported that workmen bad failed to complete all conatrucUon on the new. Ket· tier School In the 90utheastern part of the city. But classes begin smoothly despite the fact that 86iile students w.ere tem- porarily doubled up in nlder style desks because new ones haven't arrived. -A tract developer In the iiarina High School attendance area neglected to in· form the dlstrict that his homes were OC· cupied. Thi5 resulted in temporary in· complete busing service to the area. But on the whole, officials reported that opening day had gone much better tbao in the past. Dr. Berger of Foun tain Valley High said he was particularly pleased with the heralded "stampede for classes" held las t week. He said it is making it easier for teachers: this week. "Someti mes it takes up to a week to finish all the class changes," he said. "But since we enrolled students in classes last week, teachers Monday were able !o start teaching on the first day. We liked that." The Fountain Valley School District's new Plavin SCbool, which featur es in- tegration of handicapped lfnd non-ban.. dica pped , als" apened smoothly Monday, officials reported. Israel's Meir V ows Fu rther Rains , From Wire Services Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir Aid They told UP in Beirut the planes military In a commentary and urged came in from the sea and beaded for Arab countrlea: and peoplea: to be on mu· Israeli-occupied Syrian territory where imum alerl today in · Jerusaleqi that Israel would there was a minor bof9er incident this Jt cited rep0rtai from Be1rut, Damucua . smite terrorists "wherever. it can reach morning. •==-_8Jld Tel AY1y abcwLiara:Llaell mllitaey them " --U:tr.'Secretnry CenefifKUrt\\l'aldhelm mobilization near the border and called And official Cairo Radk> said Isriel in al.so expressed hope today the General the mobilization "lhlck. and unusual." · --t--Ith th -u 'led State -is Assembly would ta ke steps to prevent -"Jn light of all this; we c'iUl-concJude agreemen w e m s . furtlter acts of terrorism and violence that Israel, in agreement with the United about to carry out a large scale military against civilians. States, is on lta way to carry out large _.._. Q~ation,,ag&lnst Syria and Lebanon. ''.I am deeply worried about these scale military operations a g a i n a t acts," Waldheim said. "It is for this Lebanon and Syria," the radio said. Meanwhile, residents of the southern Lebanese city of · Sidon said two Isz:aell warplanes broke the sound barrier over the town today. Probe Opens Into Ac~vities • ., , ' l ., • ' DAILY PILOT Staff Pllthl WOIKMIN ',llC!UND1 IJP USfi'CJll>DUCICS 'AT HtllttiNOTON BEACH'S TALIEIT.'UICE - ' AftOr Mon llnl ~-Qrdet ~ Dooin_l9tfud 'om Up.and Mowe 'oln Out · •• tt • •f .. l : Of a;"""f· ....... nic Aide ~. ..... , .... . , . . . ... Beach Lake ·Ducks Moved An lnveallgaUOli of Thomu Clchaza, manager of the Huntington &acb Free Clinic wbo was arrested Thursday on drug chargea, and his acUvities at the clinic ls now under way, according to police, ' ' ,. ' BO Die Over Weekend; Water Botut ism Suspected "Under lnvesUgaUon now is the status of Mr. Cachaza, his involven:ient with the clinic and what he d1d in the course of his duties as its manager," explained Lt. Robert Rinehart, bead of the vice and ifl... telllgence division of the Huntington Beach Pollce Department. • Tbe laal of the ducks Wen! lo be removed from . Tall>ert !;aka.. In HW>- tl!)gton· &ach ~a).' iltei; 19 of the 'filer fowl "died over ule w~kend. City parks workmen wed two small tyW boats lo herd the ducks, l1l08lly domestic breecls, Into a peii al one end of flie·1ab. The roWMH!p operation was '"pervhed 1!.f ·a lllate Flsb and Game warden who 11,0Jd the deaths were apparenU/ callled b7; the betultsm discovered In the lake '"°'wee~• u/I .. ' ' . . . : A't 'that Ume ·r: dozen ducks died and the .ml. were ahllled lo a deep'er part 'of the lake wbera clly ollJclals . felt they WOu1d be safe. L<GOrclan Cribbs, the Fish and Game ~rclen. said this morning the cluck bolullsm -•t does not affect people -i.; sprud lo all parts ol the lake. >Ta}bert Lake Is more than half dry ""' became ol low lRIDUl1er water levels aDd cOris&uclloa around the lake u the dly J>Wlda Its new contra! part. "OUr department hu lo stq 'Oii these 'botulism caSes an ·aummer,1' be · added. • ·"liiouSancts·. of ducks have died In the ~ Joaquin·Y8Ii.ey." Most of the dead d..,U In Talbert Lake were clom~llCJ. possibly raleaaed In the lake alter the Ourry' of Euter ducklings. While City olficlala captured the Talbert ducts, 'they weren't quite sure what lo clo with them. Tom . B~ dty par)!s superfn. tendenl, said they don't w~nl lo carry th~m lo ap<1ther lake, where the poislbly lnfecle4 duc}<I might 'P\ead the dlsesae lo .beal!hY 1; illards. ' ' BU3b~ alsO ai,ld. tnyestlgalora , from the U:S: Agricultural Department Intend lo sample the lake lo determine II ~ is also any sign of NeW.casUe disease, an tnlecUon tbat bas caused a quarantine on Orange c.Un!y j>oultry. · Cribbs Aid the lake . betullsm will he killed. oil when the cold. winter weather aels In. He also Aid the lake can ~ pro- tected wben ii becomtl a part ol tho con- tra! p~k as long~as the water level is kepi up -and the lake Is properly man- aged. \ City olflclals have prevl~J. Aid they wijl lnalall pumps ,I0 1<eep up ~h~ lake's water revel 'dllfiilg a drought. '111e central park Is schedll!ed for COlllPietlon' by · abOut nen ·swnm~."but,won't be opened for a'nothe'r haU"yeaf to allow it, vegeta· . tton lo take a firm. bold. · · Ju,dge Nixes Contractor 's Bid ·To· Halt School Meet Rinehart Aid today thal no oQier member of the clinic's management was Involved In the drug Investigation. Two clinic volunteers, SheUey Browns of Bellflower and KaUtleen Scott of Irvine, were arrested at C&c.hiza'a Seal Beach home hours alter the clinic ID\!Mger surrendered lo-police. Rinehart cautioned that the arrest of Cachaza and the two volunteers did not mean the clinic itself was being mismanaged. Clchaza, 39, Is charged with allegedly selling marijuana, furnishing marijuana, and possessing dangerous drugs for sale. He Was released Friday on $51000 ball. The two women were arrested on suspicion of posses3ioo of marijuana, attempting to destroy evidence and In- terfering with officers. Tbey hav• been released on their own recognizance. 'Crll>j>o Aid .. ch bolu1lsm Is <Ju.,.iJ!>r; .... : ,"' .' ·: • • llagnant f water and bet weathei.' 'liie An, ClranJ• ~1 SUpei:ljlr ,Court Harwlpk's. lawyers claim that Seco The cllnlc, Iodated at m Fifth St., ,..., given the police department's approval only one month ago when the _gity Coun- cil voled lo contribute !300 per monlh lo Its support. climpr 0 It, he said, Is !lial "'\Id .~ judge tOdi1 r'e!ustd' tiJ liilt1 a heo..tn o at ' · would not have been given the contract If 'fl1lnl clown the Paclllc Flyway cOuld ---.. . . . City Manager David Rowlands had issued a memo to the City Council saying that the administration and police department had detennined the "free clinic ls providing a much needed service to the community and is doing this ln a very satisfactory manner." -u.n.fer the disease to othu areas. whid1 an AJuJa alectrlca! firm may be ·the Newport company'had been aware of ' barred from parttclpaUng in the , con-. the Azusa firm's intentions to use .. : • • ' r :s&uctJorl Of a Huiltington~Bea'\b' ~J.' ' ·worke.fs not lffijiated with AFL-CJO and Judge Jamea F. Judge reltlled lo sign ' •the' •lillernattonal ·Brotherhood o I C:Oast . the. restraining 4"1er ·"°"g)lt by ,lhe Seco . lfeams\ers. Elklric 'Compony ·Jnc.' aealnll the Huh-.------------------------. . • • r ; , Weatller You mlibt need. your Ulllbrallu ' Wedheaday, accord I t>g lo Iha : """therlady wbo sees 'acattertd ' : : .pr!nkles lollowed by a 1 u n n y aftemooD with hlgho In the-upper 70a. INSIDE TODA\' TM primlUllC COllC'?totUlng !rib• of lhc Jfhtlippl!lt• '"" lh• • ?4tado111 -,.., fotr(lllt4 u. :; populolion bv four percen! toll/> th< rccanl bjrth of o ,,.., babr.1 ' . ror occo•nl of "'"' Ufe •...,.O , the ll•V·lrfb" "'I~ /'OQf I. i..-. ~ ll .... " -...: --.. =:;, II === ; ti ......... _..r__._ 1MI ......... ' .... __ .. ,, ...... ,,_ . ,........ ... ,, ........ " ......... " ...... "''' .... 4 ,., ...... ' .._.. ...... ,. .. p ,. ......... . •L-... .. t llngton Beach Ctly Scbool DlatrlcL Hli' refuaal let' the atage for a htartn( at 7 tonight at Ethel Dwyer Intermediate School belon ICbool truatees, S.00'• la'!Yfl:I ...... In the writ ol mandate lllbmltled lo Jud.lo. Judge that they were awarded a $1l0,IGI • aub- contract for electrical wwl: In the - paoeil 1 ... -School at' Ille 1iiM the overall '1,tf'i' ,000 contract was won by Hanrlcl: and Son Inc. of Newport 8::'" the Harw1ct firm n\o...i for the escb11io0-ol ~ \!le 111bolltutlon of Delle EloClllc llnlco Jn... of Lquna NJ,ueJ uhclklll -on S.00'1 apPOtenl ~ f<f, a tutlon not acceplable lo ·lWwlck'a lawyers claim Sec» In effect pva Up'lM <x>nlracl when the firm made • llU!llber·of deletlonl In Ille llnaf ..... tl'ecl form !Uboiltled by Hmrict. Message Ho111e Pilot a POW .... Wife Gets Word SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Monday begon u Just another lonely day for Pal Hanaen.· Her buahand, Air Force ClpL Tbomu J, ~. "" In a prlsoner- of.,.ar camp aomewhere In North Vietnam and oobe wu espectlng their. first chlld 1n-tw0-..w. ~ 11111 her IJ190d cbanged qulcldy when oobe l•amed tbJt Radio 8-1 broad- . cut a •etetnem said to have been rMd by ber1 buaband. It was a meisqe .. ...., ....... ,,_ . ·''Ob 1111 God, thank you, thank you," lhe said when told of the meassge, re'-nd 111 a report from Saigon. "lmila betnc aiplured, I've been well taken care of," Hansen waa: quoted ., IUll!ot. "'11ne things have occupied my mind. You, the 1haby and the end-'C tf.lllii war.'t · · 'Ilia ,,,_,e ended wllh an andoraement of Sen. George S. McGovern, but INlt Illa. llall$eD ~ lo comment on this part ol the slatemenl. • llN. B-. bad bee11 •lold "1 the U.S: government that her husband, II; * ~ J'1111912f but ~'I ftlfO<I WU. the fult lndl<ation ol bis . .• ,.. . 'l,1le la9llt atates !Ml Sec» ofllclala ,_ II clalt they lnl<!lded lo Ille 8*llberl ot the Amor1can B-' It Illocbs.J. ,,.._. on Illa . -• Bowen cana. · ._ ___ • .._ __________ ,_, _________ _, , ' t reason that I have decided to put this The Beirut newspaper ·An Nahar also question on the agenda of the assembly's report ed an increase of Israeli military upcoming 28th session." patrols along the border and sa id Israeli Cairo Rad io made its charge about the (Ste MIDEAST, Page !) · Sn1og Sniffing Patrol to Check V ehicw Exhaust . - .., Callfornla Hlghw., ·~ilrilmm will """ -IQI oul -vloloton Jn Ibo . """'" Cotiirty area beginning this Frfday, • Ustng· an exhaust gas analyzer they will perform road cbecb on Itel or newer model domestic cars and light trucks with gasoline engines of 140 cubJc .inch or greater capacity. This takes in most American-made vehicles. Motorls~ operating vehicles in violation of standards will receive a writ- ten warning requiring them to obtain a certitlcate of compliance with exhaust standards from an authorized Motor Vehicle Pollution COntroJ staUon. Failure to obtain certuication could result in a citaUOn. Walter Pudinakt, California Highway Patrol Commissioner, sa id the ana~ lyiers wUI be operated in conjunction with the Highway Patrol's ro ving pas- senger vehicle inspections. A foUr-anH-~ month pilot study of emi ssion vkllations In eight are11 of California showed that of the 28,72S cars tested, 5,825 or 21.8 percent were in violation. In the Orange County area 2,7Q cars were tested and 742 were found in violation. That representa 21.9 percent • "The pilot study results indicate the practicality of measuring exhaust emissions at roadside, thus we fee.I that realistic enforcement can now be Initiated," Pudlnsltl Aid. Valley Sends 2,500 Pupils To Garden Grove Schools By MICHAEL GOODRICH 01 Ille D1Hr Pl .. ! SI.tr More than 2,500 Fountain Valley youngsters Monday answered the opening day bells at four schools in the Garden Grove School District. The students, who live in the northeastern section of the city, attend Loi Amigos High School, Monroe Elementary School, Allen Elementary School and Northcutt Elementery School. At Los Amltos High, Principal Hal Butler said about 2,180 studentt: appeared on lhe Lobos campus. About 750 of those pupils cOme from Fountain Valley. The school's enrollment ls up about 150 students over last year, according to Butler. This school year will see Los Amigos embark on two new leamine programs . The lint Is a teaming center which will be geared for students with study or language problems. 'lbe center wUI have special facilities and teacher aides to help give the students more hr dividua!Jzed Instruct.Ion. The lle<Olld program Is for students who excel in a certain area ol study. They wW be allowed to pursue a one. period lndependant lludy tm>l1'llll also gep.red around a leamln1 center. The fll'll big event of the Loboo school year wlll be the football camlval Satur- day al Bol1a Grande lllg)I School. Lionel DeLton wlll be at the helm of lhe Los Amlglls 1tlldent body whil• C.S.r Mendoza will guide the aenlora, Randy Petquelra \Ile )union and SIOYe Bryant lhe sophomores. Freshman electlona will be held the thli'd week ol IChool. Allen tlm>enlary Schoo) opened' With about 11111 ltudentl. The figure matches last year'• euollment, but, ll«Wding to Prtnclpal Beverly Hoover; olflclals ti· peel the' acbool lo "°" by ilO ltudtnts beeauat of bnllslnJ developrnentl In tha area. Monroe Elementary, the third fargesl elementary school in the district, also opened with its last year's enrollment of 800 students. Ron Porter, who became principal or the school last May, sa ys Monroe also will be following a traditional classroom form of Instruction. A back-to-school (See YAU.EV, Page %) Horse Crossings To B.e Installed By Central ParlC Two equestrian crossings on Golden West Stree t near the Huntington Beach Central Park will be irmalled soon, ac- cording to city admhii&trator David Row Janda. Traffic lights and warning. signs lo motorists wut be put In al the tn- tersec:Uons with Talbert Avenue and wilb Garfie.ld Avenue, be aaid. At present, there Is no trafllc light al the inler>eetlnn of Talbert and Golden West, and only o fluhlng red light al Garfield and Golden West. Rowlands said ha expects a lull signal lo be Installed wttl!ln a few months at Garfield, Ind at Talbert aometlmt alter the street Is reallgned to swing anlunt "the new central library. Warning signs for· molorlsls lhould ,. up almost tmmedlstaly. "With the number ol ho11e1 lncraastng aa last u It Is, wa lhouchl tills wu aometlllng we coWd do rllbfany lo help make riding la!•(_Rowlanda llld. The city JIU pw11 !or a comples .. rtdlng and blka trails In Iha -f\Jture, but conatructlon bu not boflllll. f. j • ONLY tllL\11 " Rending Firm Trustees Mull Move "8y JOUN ZAUEll Of .. ~ .-....1111H The Ocean View school District may hire an outside lea.ming corporation to help ti teach reading, and then pay the prlv1:tc ('!enterprise according to bow tnuch children learn. Truattt Ralph Bauer 111uested Mon- day nl1b! that the district apfore this pooslbility -pilbably for tho 1'73-74 school year -and tho raponse of other· tn:sttts and 1talf wu favorable. Beach Panel To Discuss 4 Big Issues Four issues will be diacussed by Hun- ~too Beach PlaMlng Commlaalooer1 during their 7 o'clock &µldy lelBloD tonight. The four topics include: -The Metropolitan Water District's propoud Bolsa Island project. -Special zoning and tougher .. . quiremenll for gu llatkms. -'n!e status of recreation vehicles (boal.'I and trailers) in p I an n e d developments. -Commission goals and objectives. The MWD recently submittec. a revised environmentaJ impact report on it.I pro- posed purchase of 88 acres In the Bolsa Chica marsh. That acreage would 9efVe as righl-«"·way and bast for support systems for a proposed 40-acn, man- made offshore Island. MWD leaders would like to build the "Lei'• -11,• Ilk! R. J .......... Irr, adiool -prealdmt, "public educaUoa. It net a competltlfl m- vinmmen~ Tlleoe 1'riv1te companl" that mlllll perform In order to be paid might have -ethlns to offer 111." "It'• a fuclnatlng lde1,'' agreed Trwtlee Robert Knox. The board then ordmd Sllperintendent Jamo carv.u to llludy what la known .. ''performance oaulrlctinc," and to Library Offers ~::: ~:5r:i:! can now register to vote in t.he November election at the city library branch, 9281 Banning Ave. A deputy registrar will be on du· ty from 5 p.m. lo 9 p.m., Monday through 'lbunday, and lrom 9 a.m. to 8 p.m .. Saturdays. Residentll may also register from a a.m. to 5 p.m., weekdays, at the city clerk's office in ~ity ball, 520 Pecan Ave. 'lbe registration dead1ine for the November election is Oct. a. Fountain Valle)' Youth Council Seeks Members laland to house a wale!-desalting planl Appllcalions for membenhlJ> on the and poalble a nuclear power plant. Fountain Valley Yol.llh Commission are City P~:,1?11'-ml""'.Kend !'~iii~--now.being aocepted In the clty clttk'• of· 1:1ud the comm1e:mn .,.. ec ue wu &>J• . If ft wants more tDformation on the pro-f1ce. · -pooed project•.-'lbe tmpad report doe• Nine comrnbsloners ·wiR -be appointed not cover the Island at all. to tlle commission which was recenUy On gall lltaUoM, Reynolds ll a I d created by councilmen to advise the city mmmisllioners wil linspect the third draft th aff , of proposed revisiOllll in service itation on you atrs. ill be iected requiremenl.'I Three of the memben w se Gu sta~ are now a11owed in stand-from FoWJtain Valley High School, one ard Commercial zones, but, if the new from IM Amigos and fiv~ at large. requirements are adopted, they would Applicants for the comnusslon must be have their own special zone. Fountain Valley rest~t.s between the 1be new zone would allo ftlrce existing ages of 13 and 17. Memben who turn IS llatiom to dun up and Improve their Yton old while to office may complete operations, a.,noldl Aid. lhelr terms. . Recreation "ehicles have recently An informa1 orientation ~or. ~ 1n-. booome a controvmial topk: becallN the terested in the Youth Commw10n will be city. ii b1IDI to keep 1!tem off held at Y p.m. Wednesday (Sept. 20) m · neighborhood street!. Hall C of the C.mmllnlty Services The planning commiosion hes pilced Building. . . ~ .....,icUoqa on pl a~ii • d Appi.lj;atiool for Ibo ~on are develoPment.. -substandard 10&1 1 With avallable at the cUy derb office, The community open space -which all'!!', no ~ Youth Service Ctnter and...at the boats or trailers even in the homeowpers follOwing high schools: Fountain Valley, garage. Loa Amigos, Edison and La Quinta .• Reynolds said there have been 1everal All applications must be turned 1n to complaints about the tight~~ on rcrea-the' city clerk's office by Sept. 27. tion vehicles and comm1111oners will dl8cuss it tonight , though they might not take any 11peciflc action. The review of more than SO com- mission goal& ..tabiished last April is muely to cktermlnt il any projects ought to be moved to a higher priority. Planners meet in city c o u n c i I chamben. """ ..... with • 1111 al ....... -penUem !hit ...... llalp the ~ CortlU promlted • P'fllmlntty report nelt month. uThere might be some objectkma,,. said Bauer in Introducing tte idea, "but I think we should take a look at this idea and 1ee whit It bas to offer." He ·went on to note lhat tOme dlstrtctl trying performance cootracting have bad poor nperitnCOI, but be added tbat "there ·have been olben In wbicb the resulls have been pretty dnmaUc. .. It's my feeling that when 1 new idu comes alon1 that might havt value, it well beboov., publi< educatioo to take ID honest loot at It. Just ftt a private buslnets, we can't afforl to tum cur backs on anything," Bauer said. An outside learning corporation could be called in on a large or small scale. Bauer suggested Monday that at fint 1 company be hired to teach only one or two subjects al a specific grade level and in a selected small group of school!:. Jn this way, be said cost.I could be ablorbed entirely tbrougb normal categories. If the ezperience ls good, Bauer SUI· gested, the di!trict could then con.sider expanding its program. Bauer ,.kl the district should .-a company only after a public boarini at which "each of the companies wanting our business would tell UI exactly what they would do for us." Woodis Chaddick, assi.!tant auperin. tendent for educational services. said performance contracting ls a "very ex- citing idea." But be cautioned that the district wOuld have to be careful in set· ting terms or the contract to be sure the district got its money's worth. Chaddick also noted use of learning corporations can be expensive -up to SS or 16 an hour per child, compared to the normal cost to public -Uon ol 80 ce..ia per hour per child. From Page J MIDEAST·.-.. - workers stopped picking apples 1t orchard! near the harder and civilian cars were not being seen on roads in that region. In Beirut. t ~ e French-language newspaper )'Orient le Jour said the Syrian government lilted restrictians again.rt Palestine guerrilla operati<lll againllt Israel and even eocourqed com- mandos based in Syria to escalate tbelr attacks against Israel. It quottd uniden- tified Syrian offlciala in Damascus. Mrs. Meir, In an addrest to the llrMll Knesset (Parllmnenl) caiJ<Jd to dltcusa the guerrilla murder of II Iantill 11 the Munich pJympic G8Jllel, la/If tho ~I threatened Mlddlt East llU"" tfforta. She commended tbe West G<l'llUID government for its decision to Ulle force against the guerrlllaa, but aald there wa1 "room for criticism" for the way the rescue attempt waa carried out. She did not elaborate. Nine Israelis died in the shootout. In a minor border incident today, bazooka rockets fired lrom Syrian IOI' ritory hit the village of Kbuslmlyeb in the central sector of the laraell-occ:upied Golan Heigills, the Israeli milit.ry com- mand said. U.S. Probe Of Scandal Under Fire CIIlCAGO (VP!) -Stn. Georp fl. McGoW111, eampa!Jning In i119 bil cltleo of the MJdw.,t with Sen. Edward M. Kennedy 1t hi• side, uld today the Admlnlstratton'a lnvellllptton of IC>ndal charp1 by Democrail wu "u fair and Impartial u tho judging al the recmt Olympics." McGovtm arrivtd hera from Mln- neapoill for a meelillg with Oil"fl" M011>' Richard J. Dalty end the coot County Democratic party Ctntnl eom. mlttet. He hoped to draw ezcitement from the Kennedy name at a rally at State and Madison In Cblcago'• Loop. Sim1lar rallies were aet for later today In Detroit and Cleveland, and in Pitbburgb and Philadelphia Weclntaday. ID a speech preparod for an eveniof rush-hour nlly in downtown Detro!~ McGovern ll<Olled at Admlni.tratlon a· planalioos of tho Watergate buuina and of lll'Oin aales to the Soviet 1.lnian. (Refated story, Pqe f). "The Nllon re-electiao committee keepa sloughing oil OUI' IUQestiooa . for an Independent Inquiry into t b a Watergate burglary," McGovern said. "lmtoad, the commlttee looked Into the matter Itself and found -to no one's surprise -that there wa.S DO 1""0Dgdo.lng on the part of high Administration of· fjcials. .. Earl But>, the sten!Ury 0 f agriculture, bu appan!lltly completed at lout • prelimlnuy Inquiry into inaidtt tradiq ... the -wheat cleal,. be POLICE TALL.Y TAKE IN BUSINESS MACHINE llURGLARllS lnvntig1lorl lll>b Lannort (!alt) and Wayna Harbar Coast Officers Seize said. "Mr. Buis coacluded tbat there WU . :~:;::~Aw.,~~.:i _$_:J_f),OOQ_ Theft l_w~ wrong," McGovern said 11Tbese JD-· . _ •• .· : . . ·-- veslliatlons look about u fair ond tm-Pa~•-·~ a._.. •••''"' ~-~• part1a1··u-tbe·juc1glng-at the r.et!Dt · ByARTBURR.'\llNS£L. •. ·---·~ -·•-' ..._ - Oiympiel. r predlct we will ... llODlt dH· °' .., ""~ ""' "'" auspect Davia on foot and Ouabed him ferent cmclUlllont on Nov. 7.'' A yoong janitor who likes fut, costly out from beneath a parted truct. Kennecl:y joined the M c Gov er • cars Is accused today of up to 80 Orange Tile chase ori"'••tlnr with a illent al de M da ·•·• in Mlnnea-"· Coast commercial burglsri., following • •-<av ca . OD Y ....,.t .,....., an around~he-cloct lnven'•atioo and burglar alarm at Standard Poclfic Corp .. and promptly got standing ovations lrom .... d -•~ · esaenUally the wne speech for which seizure of what police claim is about 1~11 MacArthur Blv ., Irvine, t;:I~ • McGovtm has been receiving polile ap-$30,000 worth of stolen ollice machines. about 5:30 -'"·· with Davia' capture. piaust. Willit L Davis, 21, of Orange, WU aro-Newport Btach'1 pollco bellcopter - "I l1aDd with George MeGoffiD for the rested and booked on burglary charges which wu clMe by at the time -rilh!s al all the f""l'1•• and we want all about dawn Wedttelday, ending ID shadowed the pound punull mi' of you beside us, Ktnned1 aid. ~.::..~tfcal ~ llP"'lllhted the reslclentlal area -· Accid~nt Vi~tjm Vickie FanaF Rites Thursday "The Fr<ncll Connection." . Davll bad dluppwed. Davit' toalitd mUlcle car -a 1port AulborlU• wbo ...._.... I be, lellan capable al outdlsWlcl!lg punaing r-.117 lni-·-PoUco llopm. police units -wu demolished wbeo it ment -a -al Co111a M_. • llnally eubed tllrouih a ftnce 9!l0 '" personnd aervintJ m a cootract basis -· Huntington Beadr bouae. • bad upected to .curb the lrvlne burglary Costa Mesa Police Offlctr ~ Bob rate. I Crogan's squad. car also sustained Q\aior Costa Mesa Police Detective Capt. Ed damage when it piled up on Talbert Glasgow said today that information Avenue, which comes to a deadend at checked out by two of his men led tCt-· Fw:lenl services bave been t.aet for Golden West street in Huntington B:eacb. issuance of five 1 e a r c b warrants b1 Thursday afternoon for VJ~e ~e Faro-In Wednesday nilbt. rar, 21, of 401 Alabama St., Huntington A new · 0 cer, Patrolman Ofosan Wayne Harber, who handles Costa didn't know he was at the end of the M··· ---erc'·i ~·-glaries and Bob Beach, who was killed 1n an auto ac-hit Off ...,.. .............. ... uw cident early Monday morning on the road, w . e icer Barwig -trailing 300 Lennert, assigned to Irv 1 n e ln- Rivenide Freeway. . yards behind -was able to keep on vestlgationl, worked a ff.hour abift into Highway Patrol ofOcers uld Milt r.... Davi&' tall when the suspect •werwd into prtdawn houri today, Copl. Giaqow rar appattntly lost control of her car the right tum. said. . near Imperial Highway. Irooically, tbe chase route followed "'t Raids conducted at five locatiom - Het veblcle went oil the freeway and of Irvine Monday ·II the aame Uled in four of them bualneal machine !Irma - overturned. Siie wu prooounced dead-on-196! when a pair of bank bandlts pursued Jed to """"11'1 of 'IO ltelJll, lncllldlnr • Angela Davis Receives A u:arcl Santa Ana River Pollution Test Hearing Slated Efforts of. the Orange County Wattt District to control upstream pollution of the Santa Anri River face an important test Wednesday in a .specia1 hearing of tile state Water Resources Control Board (SWRCB). arrival 11 Oiapman llolpital in Orange. 1rom Santa Ana lalled into the deadend typewriters, :II addlni ~. II Grand Jury Unit S.l'YlceJ have -... t for 2 . p.m., Huntinllon Beach interaectlon., cbeck-writen, Ill calculaton and five Thµnday, Ip Smith's clia..i, with burial Their old sedan -doing 90 mli" per copy machln ... EAS"l' BERLIN (AP) -Angela Devis has rece ived East Germany's Great Star of International Friendship, according to AON, the East German news agency . The presentatkm of lhe gold award w11 made Monday by Walter Ulbricht, chainnan of the State Council. "'You have proved yourseU a true Com- munist in the batue against our mutual enemy and defended the banner of S>Ciali.sm and friendship 1 m o n g peoples," Ulbricht told Miss Davis, the American black militant and avowed Communi st. OIAHI COAST •• DAILY PILOT TM or.._. C..t Qf. IL Y ,IL.OT """ lltlldl .. _..... ..... ~ .. Jlllblllflei "' .. or.,. Coet.1 l"Ublblllnl c.m.:r.ny • ._.. ,., ......... ,.. IMIW., MtnMy lnUOft f'l1d..,, ... Cl&ta Mftl, ......... a..dl.. Hllnlll!lfM a..cttlP1111nt111'1 Va1hr/, U9- 9..t\ lrtllll/llddJfHCk _, Stn Ot!'IW!!ll/ SM .fNll CIJl1lr1ne, A llntle rtt1lonal tdHllla It -'lt!Md S1hlrd1yt _, Sw!dt'f"L TM ~I P11bll11'tl1111 1lllnl It 11 ,,_ W11I ltY "'-'• CatN MtM, C.11""11111, hi», ll•••rt N. Wa.d ,.,.......,, •!IOI ~lll'llr Jacl II. C111rl1y Viet ~Ml .. 1 a..O ~al MIMOt• Tlriom11 IC•a•il EelW n.,,.,, A. M11rphi11• MIMl"'-Utor CNn. H. L.01 llich a~ '· Nill ANillll'lt MIMtlllt E•1iw. T.,.,.., c • .,nla Wtllf °"""9t CWnty IE,_ H ............ Offlq 17175 loacli .. 11l1w1r4 •an., A4tlro111 ,.0, 101 790, '2•41 Ottta.Oflloa UllM ll•dl· m "°'"' _.._,. Clllte "'"':Mt W..I ll'f' ltr"t ~ ~: QSI Htwporl tou11v1r• itill a.r-tt: .. H9tlll II Ctmlltl llHI t.i.,•1• 17141 MJ-41n c1..--......... ,. ,,... ...,. or • .,.~~" ... .... ,m ~.... Im, Otanot CMlt ~Wllt*ll"' ~ .......... e lllll>ttralkwlt, ........ Mltttr .,. __ ...,,,, lllttl!I ,...., .. ........... .. ...... ...... • ..,,,.. 9'llMl'l ----.. --. Qjf ... .....,... ... C9f'ftW UM :::::.-..:"~,_..,., MllM following in the G<iod S b e p b t rd hour -smashed broadside into a small "We think this wW clear up il5 to 80 S t to n.: --USS Ctmttery, llunt.lngton Beach. van cmying Westminster H!gil School commercial burglaritl In Irvine, Santa e V ll!C Mila Farrar attended Boi.. Grande students to spring play practice. tilling Ana and Costa Mesa," be remarked. Meeting in the city or Orange, the SWRCB will hear an appeal by the water district that current standards are ~ ducing serious contamination of the underground water basin from which the district draws up to 70 pereent of its water. High ~j and has been a local restdeot two and lnJurinr the rest, including a Tbe captain added that more amott Airport Future most of Iler IUe. She Jiad been working as teacher. and filing of criminal charge1 could a waitress at . the Sugar S b a c k Thia: time, neither Davis nor hl1 result if It la establllbed that dealm Reslsuran~ dojmtown. punuen, Costs Mesa ollicers Gery knowingly accepted llloien mercbandlle. Orange County Alrporl and fil future Survivors Include her parenls, Mr. and Barwlg, OWen Kma and Patrolman L<lcationa where .. 1c1ence atacted will be dlscusaed Tburlday at a luncl>eon Mn. John Jobnloo, 18181 Mt,. Verde Croger -whole car cruhed. -...,. In-around the Costa Mesa PoJlce Deport.. meeting of Iba Grl!ld Juron' Alfoclatlm Court, Fauntaln Valley, a llater, Bl<llda, jured in MOOd.ay'1 blglHpetd chue. meol lnvesli11llve bareau today _.. of Orange County. 313 11th St., HuntJnalon Beach, and a Officer Knza'1 car 1pu11 out three &eir.ed Include ooe house at SW Pierce The fll'OUP of former sraM jury daughter, Shyla. um .. on l'lhHlloked pavement be!OI'< Ave., eo.ta Men. members wW meet at the Alrporter Inn ,_....::_.:__.:_ ______________ _: ______ ...c. ___ _ The standards being appealed have been set by the local arm of the SWRCB. the California Regional Water Quality Control Board. Santa Ana Region. The public hearing Involves a relatively small dlscnarger. Rancho Caballero Mobile Home Park of Riverside County, but olflciala of the district say it b an importlnt \eat case that could affect aJI upatroaln dlacbargers. The public bearing wUI be held at 10 a.m. ID Orange ctty council chambers, 300 East Chapman Ave. From Pagel VALLEY .•. night is 'piaMed for parents In late September. according to Porter. Student. attending the district's newest school . Northcutt, will be how:ed on the Monroe um'pus unUJ their new faclllty on Sandstone A venue just north of Warner Avenue is completed. Northt'Utt greeted about 400 studentt, according to Principe! Mrs. Jwle \Vebllter. The new school will emphasize individualized education geared around Jeaming centers. Each .student will be u.sea.sed and en- couraged to learn at his own speed on MacArthur Boulevard In Irvine to hear Dan Emory, airport jtt flllbt op- ponent and Robert Bremahan1 county director ol aviaUoo, debate the laue. In a bulletin announcing the event, association President J . Leslie SteffenHn of Newport Beach posed tbest quellllom: -Should It (the airport) be made 1 full fledged conunerclal IJrpor! with pided but steady growth? -Should ill -wvlct be phu- ed out as soon u poulble 1 -Should It be limited to iii P'tsenllJ numbered dally fligbil but no mon! Twins, Father Ht'\ld in Murder SANTA BARBARA (AP) -Don McDonald, 19, hat been booted for In- vestigation of murder in connection with the death of a Vallejo man 10\md beate.a to death in a local motel. The youth's twin brother, Jack; ond their father, William, 4f, both were hook· td for inverUeat.ion of belnl an Ml"'f'.., to murdu. Jet Crash Probe Set rather tll•n as part of a cla11, occordinl EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE (Al') to Mrs. Webster. The learning c.nten will tta .. bookt, -An Air Fon:t board baa been sum- pictures and exhibits that are de1lgned lo mooed to probe the CIUH of a crub of excite the students and allow them to ez~ an Fill jet fighter on 1 tut mla1lon 10 plore their Interest& lndependen,tly, 11ld mUes ·nonh ol here, tl\e' Air F~ uya. Mra. Weblter. _ • Two crewmen., Maj. darlu T. WlDter'lt A l~tudent-teacher ralio alto wW be 35 ol ,,.~, ........ s c tho~end made le through the uae of in-• ""' "' --...., · ., , slrUctlon aides and the volunteer time S1L Patrick S. Sharp, JS, of of parents, tbe Northcutt ortocipal u• Va.. projtcl engi-r, poracbuted lo plained. SAfel,Y before the crub Mondq. SERVICE • e e How Much Is It Worth? In the carpet business sometimes it's worth EVERYTHIN61 Horclly • cl1y 9-by thot we clon't 9.t /l ..,1· 1"W91rdi119 anotMr compony'• poor lnstan.tion • Occ1sionaDy the cl1m19e resulting from poorly sewn ,.ams or t1pecl _.,. is not rapoir1ble. Then tha value of the Investment loob pele incloecl! Why poy $300.00 or $1500.00 for cerpetln9 encl gambit with tha inst1nation 7 Wa maintain in of ollr own craws, in taught the ONLY way to inst1D c1rpe!ln9-th~ RIGHT w1yl The 9rutest mejority of -busineu la Nfllml. Tit.,. is • ,..sonJ ALDEN'S CARPETS e DRAPES ' • 1663 Place~ Att. COSTA MISA • • '46:401 ' HOUllll Ma T1w ,,_.,, f le 1119-Plll. f le t-IAT~ f:JO te I I I I H DAILY PILOT 3 Crack s. Viet Troops Enter Fort ~~~-,..~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Red Units Fraud Probe Extending Into ,County ' A probe of ~ble election fraud In- volving peUtions that eerned the fl!l'll1 labor ·inltiaUvt a place on the November bollot lw been extended to 10 California counties, l:icluding Orange Cotmty. Secretary of Stitt• Edmund G. Brown Jr.. today said the eipanded in- vestigation Into Proposltibn 22 might 1 prove the most serious election fraud ... case to hit the state in years. 11Thls is the gravest case of election fraud to come to llg~t in recent iears and immediate ~nvestlgatlons are needed In all areas where possible violatlom of law have-occurred," Brown-ratd; Besides Los AngeleJ and San Fran<isco counties where the probe was launched, the secretary of state Is adding lhese CilUDties: Alameda, Fresno, Kem, Orange, san Diego, San Bernardino and San Mateo counties. 'lbe proposition, if approved by voters on Nov. f, would set up an agriculture labor relations board to be appointed by Gov. Reagan. The measure wou1d authorize the board to halt most boycotts and harvest-time strikes. 'Grand Opening' --Slawd-.f or-County · T . D' . ransit -isttict A "\;rand Opening" week lo apotlight Orange C.U.ty Trenslt District's Jn. creued bus service and the use of price reduction coupons as a promotional device were li>PJ'OVed Monday by the district's Board of Dlrecton. '!be promoUonal week Is planned for early December 1lnce much of the district'• new service and eqUipment will go into operation in November and De!:ember. Plans include displays of equipment, dissemination of bll5 scbedules end ·rree coffee and doughnuts plua bll5 passes, ac- cording 1o · diatrlct c..eni Manager Gordcm "Pete" Fielding_.,., · ' Tbe <lilp!aya would be ttagecl 11 major abopptni centers along the diatrlct'• routes. Newapaper ada would be used lo ten the )lllbllc of Ille displays and tbe n.,. routes beln3 Inaugurated. • "Tbe timing would be good, not enly aince we would be lntroduclni new semces but also because there would be a lot of auistmas aboppen at that time," ,Fielding aaid. '!be price reduction" <9uPODS were urged by Fielding because, "One of Ille primaly problems we will bsve to overcome i.s getting prospectlve bus rlden out of tbetr cars Into )>uses for the first time. Once Ibis maiden voyage Jw O«Urred much of the resistance toward bus riding can be overcome." * * * .. Skunk'1 Trail . '$weet.ened Up' TeClmlque1 lllOd to ellmlnate the acrid odor of -. that follon a bouse fire wort . pretty well aa -too, Lquna -flmD<D cfls<xwered MoadaJ DlgbL A ladJ resident called the Fire flepartmelt for belp after hor dog tangled wllh one of the cute bla<i and wbite kit!Jeo, then ·retreated to lhe house after getting I tborouib spraying. · Dashing from room to room, the frantic dog bsd spruil Ille odor of his annnatlc sparrlna partner tbrougbout lbe --. Anned wllh their llllOke ejector .._ a large blower ~ and ,a quanUty of deodorant 1 known aa Sweet 1 Air, riremen .tackled the problem au~. cessfully wblle the lady '181hed bei' dog. • ~ .okunt apperently lefl for greener fields. Schmitz Says He'll Identify Bremer's 'Boss' James Hoffa 'Counselor' Called Fake WASHINGTON (Al') -Tbe JuaUce Departmellt aaJd today WJDlam L. 'l'lub, wbo ropmented bimlelf u Jemeo Hof· f1'1 "lepl cmmsel" ln. a ncent eozt. troveny over lhe former Tlllllst.l' leader's plan lo visit North Vietnam, Is not a lawyer. Justibe Department spokesman aaJd they learned Ibis altar 'l'lub WU <•• temlvely reported lo be acting u Hoffa's ropreseolaUve in deallnit wllh various govelnmeot officials., "We are wondering bi>w be wu able to do all tliese things," Justice Department p,... officer John 8uahen aald, "without checking on who be wu." '!be New York Tlmel reported today It learned from aovenunent · aoun:ea that . Taub ooce re-led bimM1I u Ille ·~worldwide reprelelltl.Uve" for Pop e Paul Vi's film Interests; accepted an award as a coproducer of a motion pic- ture, only to bave.ihe real producer d,. -him .... Impostor, and tried to .ell a man the M.G.M. building In Paris. Taub, who I a" e his address as a fasbionable Part Avenue apartment building In Naw Ypit City, could aot be From Wire Services reached for comment. · Rep. John G. Sclunltz of Tuatln '8id to-. The roport on Taub'• profesaional day he will ldentUy the "mysterious . . . c~ apparently caught White boss" ·w b o m the A m e r i e a n Party Hooie ·press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler presidential candidate believes directed off guard cfur1na his mlcf.day briefing to the a(\empl to asaassinate Alabama Gov. newsmen. Gl!lfit WqJ!a, • --WbOn uked for a comment, Ziegler •>-- '111.e 1ame-duck congressman said Mon-claimed: '"Taub's not a lawyer? If be'1 day the man who. d1rected Arthur not, be shouJii be." · _ Bremer'a -assassination ~·attempt 1 n -· ------~-· - Laurel. Md., lw "died In a myateriou. death." Wo111an ~·:. ... ~::: .. ':;· .. , ...... ... ..• •• ' CHINA l!IULI' Of : TONKIN Ul'I MIWMMIJI In Citadel Fight Back SAIGON cur" -Two units of elite South Vietnamese marines linked up lo- •ide lhe Communist-held QuOD11 Tri : citadel today and launch~ a furiodl. : last·rninute drive to push the North Viet• namese out of the thJck-walled structure • berore a Wednesday deadline ltt by President Nguyen Van Thieu. U.S. JETS DEVASTATE HANOI, HAIPHONG AREAS IN RAIDS Key Communist Bridg" De1troyod In Aid to South Viets UPI rtporter Ted Kurrus, who got within 100 yards of the citadel, aaid the marines met only Ught resistance on the ground but the North Vietnamese were firing at them from atop the IS.foot-high walls with re®illess rifles white Com· munist gunners tried to slow the advance with artillery. Woman, Child Killed; Sex Murderer Hunted An American spokesman in Oa Nang said it was the heaviest fighting ever u- perienced by the marines. In North Vieto&m, a combined ship and warplane task farce blew up a l'itll , · bridge at Thanh Hoa and Air Force fighter-bombers destroyed three railroad bridges 28-30 m.lles from the Cbintle border. CHICAGO (VP!) -Police are seeking a man with reddish hair for questioning in the deaths of a young Chicago .mother aqd her 18-monUM:lld daughter, whose nu4.e bodies were found in the parking Jot of a suburban church Monday. Cook County Coroner Andrew Toman said the .infant h~ been sexually asssulted and choked to deslh when she vomited during the attac . . The mother had not been se:rually at- tacked,~ aald, but .died .h:om brain ii>- Survives juries apparently after being struck on Government troops have been trying to h "-recapture Quang Tri province since June t e ui:ad with a blunt object as well as 28. nueu initially set Sepl l9 as the being cboked. deadline to recapture territory seized by The bodies of Mrs. Barbara Flanagan, the Cimmunlstl since the current of- 27, and her daughter, Renee, were fensive started March 30. However, he discovered about 18 hours after Ille later ordmd ~ marines to ~ molher left wilh her chlld for a babysit.. lhe clladel ala days beforo hll flrlt ting job. Authorities said Mrs. Flanagan was deQ~~i:· Tri City, the provincial cap;tal_-_ met at aims stcpljn·~ago·~ NOrthw~? 400 miles north of Saigon, bu been Side Saturday by a man with reddish virtually levelled In the battle but the hair. ·-·recapture of the dty Wocid be a ~major·:. propaganda and morale boost for the South Vietnamese. 1 Ordeal '!'be shopping center sbootlng of Wallace left the former American Party standard beerer peralyzed from tilt waist down. Schmitz, alleging Bremer's attempt may have been a conspiracy, declined to reveal the name of the mystery boa UD• til a 'lbunday press conference, however. Victim Trapped 5 Days in Accident With Bodies The city wu captured May 1 when Norlh Vietnamese troops routed the Sou!)i Vietnamese defenders. It wu the flnt South Vietnamese province ever cap. lured by Ille Communlsta. A 20,()(11).man govenunent task force moved n<rthward out of Hue, 32 miles to "I'm holding: a press conference on Thursday to talk about a situation 1 alluded to In my Milwaukee speech, poJn. ting out that Bremer' didn't act alOne," Schmlla aald. "He bsd •'mysterious, ~ wbst -1d you ~ iL , .boaa type 1'lho. iotarestin(l1 ......... died ln • ~. d•. tit ~1-Georre Wallace's aaasstnatlon •tl<QWI and now," the Jolm Birch Socie- ty '"W'* told a Portland, Maine, au' d.Jence. GUELPH. Ont. (UPI) -A woman pil>- ned belplessly under Ille wnctage of a car for five days near the bod.le& of her buaband and two frlenda wu recovering in boepltal today. Police aaJd mauots infest..i the open wouncla .of Mn. llenlle Sprayoon, IT, by the time Ille waa found, late Sllnday at the l09t or an embapbnent on Ille outHlrtl ot, •titJ l,tim!leo' ~ of Toronto. Biii a,; magoll ..... credited with 11vtnr bef life. . '!'be ~ JW"!ound by P•"! Smell of Rhdale, when be 11-d lo nit hll dog. Smell was attracted to the wreckage fractures to one leg tnd ooe arm, and the south, on June 28 with orden to by ·the woman's moans. seriowi facial wounds. recapture the territory. '"" car lay at the foot of a deep em-A surgeon who treated Mrs. Sprayson A unit of South V t e t n a m e 1 e bantmP..nt and 25 feet from a road well-immediately after she was found , paratroopera fought it.a way inside the travtlled by rural residenta of the region. credited the maggots with helping to citadel not lone after the f1nt ~. but Mn. ·Sprayson'a bead was pi.Med save the woman's life. the unit wu IO battered it bad to be beneath a wheel of the smashed car. Dr. Frank Farmer, who described Mn. withdrawn. The marines, wbo took over Nearby: 'were-tht bodies of her h\116 Spr~yaon'a condJUon today as "satlafic--from the paratroopers, had not beef.able ~~~-f~ .:.i .. ~ ~;.d ~~ ::rr. ·.:o~ aurgery ~~fr~ to .1et,~ct losldt lhe fortress anW lodq. Price ..... believed to 1i .. e-. the bloOdpofaonlnr~tnrfr ,..,., 1=.":.'11\~U:~'f.:C ~ driver of the car. Dr. Fanner aald he believed the mag· walll by 1n AmerlCID bomb wblle a -Mn. Sprayson's doctor aald she suf. goll were among lbree. factors Iha( ond unit ICalod the wall cm lhe olllOr fered multiple Injuries, Including eevere belped her 1urvlve. -.. side. · · Schnlttz was cam(lal~ In Maine even iflouah his name doesn t appear on the ballot there. Write-In votes. for the America!! Party bopeful will not count beca..e Schmits lw no pmldenUal elec- tors Iii· Maine. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim •iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I . . . . ScbDiitz• New England hopes were further dim.In!~ Monday when the American Independent Party lost Ill ap- peal to get on the Rhode bland ballot. ~ .... party, wblcb In some stoles• carriea the 1968 appellalioo, collected only '89 certified ~pturts when MIO were need- ed to quaitJy Schmlls for the November balloL 1972 LINCOLN -MERCURY Year .. End SALE! Transit Group Studies ----··~ County-LA Bus Service By JACK BRODI.CK Of .. ~"' l'llM ...... · An intensive study leading to ac- quisition of an 11-acre parking lot and ex· prus bll5 service between Oreoge County and downlOwn Los AogeleJ Jw been undertaken by the Orange C.U.ty Transit Dlrulct. llesearth lo date lw Indicated tbat there are 3,SOO commuten dally between lhe !l!O points and a total of 1,000 ''penon trips" between the two dextlna· lions each day. "Aasumlng only five percent of these potential users actually rode to and lrqm their destlnetions vto the propooed OCTJ)SCllTD park-ancf.tide lot, 4:!0 persons would be accomodated or about 10 buses at full capacity," t be preliminary study Indicates. It cautions, however, lb.at wccess of the pro~ program hinges on marketing, price, convenience of a:er'rice and the degree of cooperation between lhe tran~t ddtrlct and RTD. '!be fealibWty report 1stotes tbat the Santa Ana Freeway ta overloaded wllh up )0 115,000 vehicles per day wllh average speeds during peak perJoda II low u 10 ml~•• hour. "A peak-trip ,_ lhe Newport Freeway. downtown Los Anteles everqes eG minutes," the report atatea. "It ii OCTD policy to develop transportation S)'llema to ""' tbr mldenll ol Orange County, willle pro- viding service tbat meeta the reaJooa1 re- qulrtmenll ol Soulhem Callfom11," the dislrlct has 11Jted. "Cootlltent with these goals, then, a peripheral parkln( provam wllh eipress bus service· from the county lo downtown Los Angtles Would 1ppe1r to warrlint conslderaUon. 11 Cited are """"'88M RTD perking,bua prosr1ma abd others apelaled by ID- dualrtal Orms !or tbelr emploJos. "The Santa Ana ri.way Corridor St"4J pr_..i bJ SCAG Ind LAJ\TS In lt71 recc-••Mt ID'q:l°'91. JWYice for 1 commuters," the report ClODtinues. 11SUch imp1<>vements would include preferential treatment for buSeJ, fringe psrking facilities and ~-hour c o m m u t e r service." . It Is reported, bowever, that a long- reoge gos! to provide ucloslve bll5waya along Ille Santo Ana Freeway ma7 not be feasible due lo rlgbt<>!-way oons1tainll. Tbe transit diatrlct Is conslderinf ... quisltlon of the 11.&cre parting lot 11te at the Interchange of the Slnto Ana and Riverside freeways In Fullerton. '!'be pro- posed lot would bandle 1,000 """'· Estimated cost 1s 11.s nilllloo w1111 federal granls lotallni ll00,000 an- ticipated. A reduction In COii of the - erty (!500,000) Is being aouglit through negotiations wllh the >Stole DIV!slon of Hi~ways. Approximately 175,ilSO penons of the 515,5711 people In the Orange County work fon:e commute to points outside of the county, the preJlmlnary ltUdy roveals. Tbe percentage rangea !Nm 13 percent In eyp..., to 1.7 percent ln 'Santa Ana, wllh u lfllbra lbowJnr It pe""°L ·At the -t time there are no bus loading lacill!Jeo ... the Santi Ana Freeway altboap RTD nmt 40 nortb- IOClth bulel a cla1-Only ono ts an ._ and It n1111 to capaclly, the report -Of tlJO IM An(olt!o-Oranae CountJ. trips, 100 !lad ciestt>atloot Within three miles of tbe freeway. urt can be UIUDIM thit llmllar flgurea would apply to the Riverllcle Freeway and Beach Boulevan! con1don feeding the propooed perkin& lot," II II atated. ~ ne au"'' Indicates fr o m tn-.. • •. veatlgatlon of ParJHnd.Rido data from CJmland Ind (lblca.. that 'the potential r.r rldenblJ.ls aot llmltad to ulsttnc boll ..... -1be ,_i ooncluda, "Tiie Mlctloll of -,...,.., Ire ... by pol8ltlal 11111 1>0trons ...... """"" ....... • tilt alnldJ awm111J &Intl AM~.• • EVERY CAR IN STOCK MUST BE SOLD! BARGAIN BUYS ON EVERYONE! ' • LINCOLN ·CONTINENTAL • MEBCU.BY •COMET •CAPRI • MONTEGO •PANTERA OUR ONLY FULL LINE SALE OF TIIE YEAR! R'omo Of Tbo New Car •• , "Gelclen T-la" 21129 HARBOR BLVD~ COSTA MESA • l54CMill30 Horne Of Tiie N,. car • , , "Geldete Te11ela" ' ' . ' • • I " l I I , ' , • T....,, ~ 12, 1972 4 DAil Y PllOT Demos Go After Stans Gerwral Changes New Complaint Filed in Bugging Caper His Tune So~ry, Teddy, But No Dough RICKY TICllY POUTIX: II nauonal political .campaigns are measured In terms ol lbose..)QJf, ,....,, pie<ts of paper wilh a-11 Washington'• picture looking out at you, then toda7 you call figure l'mident Nlsnn ta a shoo-In for re- •lectlon 11111 Nov'ember. Latest figures now released by the U.S. Electlona Office augest Illa! Mr. Nllon hu more than four mllll111 of tl!OR )CilJ , ..... notef, In other worda, the Republicans now lee.king· Nkxon's THlection have ~ million cash oo band 11 of the end of tast 010nlh. ON THE O'l1IER HAND Ibero Is Mr. Nimn'a challenger, Senator George S. McGovern, the SOUl!I Dakota Democrat. He bas two gn>ups working toward """sling Nixon. One is called Mc:Govem tor President -D.C. and another is McGovern for Pmidenl, Inc. Near u I can read the financial reports, McGovem (or Prtsident, Inc. currently -bu a net debt of about $1.3 nillJJon, \IPIT~ Off to School Caroline Kennedy, (L), daugh- ter of the late Pres. John F. Kennedy, walks on grounds at Concord Academy, an expen- sive and exclusive prep school at Concord, Mass. She was tak- en to school Monday by ber mother, Jacqueline Onassis. Meanwhile, McGovern for Prtsideot- OC. 1s doing far, far better. The .. peopl• Panama Seek:ng reported u of Aug. 31 as being only 154.-~ 000 in the hole while they have a net WASHINGTON (AP) -t.wyera for 1111 Democratic party try qam today lo IJlo allOClliona that fonner Commer<e Secrelary Maurke H. Stam played a key t<>le In tile buQ!ng and burllarizlnll of Democ:raUc Natlooal Comml!tee ol!lca last Junt. 'Ille cbartes are contained man amended complaint to the cl•ll lnvulon- ol-privacy suit filed by the Democralk Nallmal Committee and Lawrence F. O'Brien, ita: former ChainnaJI. .MAUl:IC• ITAJll But when attorneys tried to file the complain I Monday, the clerk refused to accept ,it because it wu not tccompanied by a motion ukfng U.S. Dist. Court · JUdge Glwlts Rickey's permission to amend the orlgtnal filing. 'Ille new complaint allec'" !hilt Stans now llnance chairman of the Commiltff for the ~Election of the l'Hsidenl, and Hugh Sloan, former committee treasurer, gave $114,000 in unreported Republican ·campaign funda last Aprtt JI to G. Cordon Liddy, a former Whli; House and GOP campaign aide , to finance the activjties of the'men charged wit~ breaking into the Democratic party oUJCeS. THE COlllPLAINI' named Liddy, E. Howard Hunt Jr., fonn<rly employed as a comultant by the White Howe, and James W. McCord, fomier security chief for the prosldeotlal eampalgn committee as "commanding personnel" ol what ti called the "political espionage equad. .. 'debt ol roughly '230,000. T G . r I t l ..___ Well, the ·contrast between the Nixon -0 ain ~ll TO rnoney-grabben and the McGovern in- fhe,bole _Q>Ollllen: l• pretty stark. u . -0 e c l z -. -!oeilll't necessarll7 prove who will win v r ana one Clark MacGregor, Preaident Nixon's campaign chairman, aald l!tt charg .. · against stana and Sloan would be ''groa- Iy .libelous" jf made outside a court comptainl. l!e-.ald"hrl!Irall'eoted it- "'!. -•. -~- j lhe election in November but it does iJ. ~strate wbero the big money Is putting It> cash on the line. AU OJI' TIUS msy suggest why just \he other day I got this long .letter from reddy Kennedy, a United States Senator who, It IJ rumorod, Isn't oo short on !>uc:b blmaeU. Anyway, I was a bit surprised to get \his corresponden<e from Ted since we IJ'tll'I eucliT inlimatOI. It WBI posted >Ut of Farmingdale, N.Y. In the UPl"'r left..fwld comer it aald "Edward M. Ken- 1edy1 Massachusetts" and in the ~ter "Unlted States Senate" which was im· preaslve. The 11Jut1Uon began, "Dear f'rfencf," Which Wll nicer Wbat Mr. Kennedy wanted was my .. 1p, he aald. In \he four typewritten ~ages that followed, however, he pretty muclt spent hl..s time writing about the 1ood thiaga done by bis brothenl, and Franltlin D. Roosevelt and George McGovern and Sargent Shriver and he even reminded me of bow Harry S rruman came back from the brink of ap- parent disaster in 1948. · SENATOR KENNEDY also spent some time patting the knock on Mr. Nixon on bow he hu assertedly fouled up the na- tional economy and made us all poor and !JCalated the war by substituting air power for ground power and 1enerally making a mess of things. After getting through all this, Mr. Ken- nedy did get around to the point on the bottom of Page 4. He would like me to igive some money to the McGovern Million-Member Club. I presume this Is a new outfit, different from the McGovern for President D.C.s or the McGovern for President, Ines. and therefore being new, the McGovern Million-Member Club isn't in the hole yet. TEO EVEN SENT me an envelope for my money and a little note pointing out my coqtribution (anywhere from ~ to Sl ,000) is tax deductible this year. Well, I'll have to admit I didn't send any in. The senator did just too good a job in bis first three pages of c<ln\tincing me how hard up I am. I didn't give any to Mr. Nb:on either. Obvtously, Mr. Nixon doesn't need it. NY Times Quotes Bugging Figure: 'Will Never Talk' PANAMA (AP) -Panama's new el~ toral assembly has .called for a treaty with the United States r e s t o r i n g Panamanian sovereignty over the CanaJ Zone and recommended that the govern· ment demonstrate opposition to the U.S. control of the canal by rejecting the $1.113 . NEW .YORK (AP) -Bemard L. million annual root. Barker, accused leader ol the raid on the Tbe Assembly or C o m m u n i t y Democratic National Committee offices, Representatives has no I e g i s I a t i v e admits his role in the treak·ln but powen, but ils action was an expression refuses to disclose reaaons or involve of popular will designed to strengthen the olhen, the New York Times reported to- government's hand in negotiation of a day. , new treaty wilb Ille United Staie.. to 1 Wa$Jnglon dispatch by Waiter replace the 190$ Cami Pact. ~ ~ ~ ..BUgaber said the 55-,..,....old Barter. a The U.S. State Department had no im· , ·former employe of ~ ~tral Intelli· mediate comment. g~ce Agency, was mterviewed. ·Friday . night. Barker, among the five men The 1903 treaty gave the United State1 seized in committee offices on June 17 perpetual sovereignty and jurisdiction suggested that be wculd never talk. ' over th~ 647-square-mlle zone, Talks have bee.n going on since June 1971 on a new ASKED WUE111ER he would take treaty, but they have been .suspend.eel un-• responsibility for anyone alse actually ln- til after the U.S. presidential eleclion. wived In the raid, Barker was quoted as Bng. G~. Omar Tom)OS, the National saying, "Just because 1 get in trouble, I Guard chief who came to power four don't want anybody else to get in trou· years ago, has made recovering jurisdic· ble." lion over the zone his ma)or objective. He said he had .. always dealt wlth the Wicks Oh. Archie. You 've been Invited to North Vietnam!' paramilitary, the intelllgenco movement, the people who live b7 their wml." llarlr:er, Ille Times ..id, declined to discUas who hired him for the brell-ln al committee headquarten, or what Is purpose was. At one point he was quoted u aaytnc, ''] WU caught in 111.ticDaJ. Democrat headquarten at 2: Ill In the morning. I can't deny UMlt." BAR.KER'S A.Tl'ORNEY, Henry \ B. RolhblJtt of New York, WU preoent dur· Ing l!tt Interview, the newopaper aald. An american born inCuba, Barker served in the CUban national pilice in 1917 or !ill. Shortly att.. the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 194.1 and while a sophomore in civil engineering at the University of Havana, Barker volun- teered for the U.S. Army. He later went into the Army Air Forcit and flew as a bombardier in Europe. His plane was shot down over Germany he bailed out, and wu impritoned fo: ts months. Showers Snake Across U.S. Severe Storms Hit Some Areas; Thermomet,er~ Take Dip • llOINt----. ..... =-~ ..... ,.t&r fi~IN • .._.._.,.-.I~ :r~ ~ ... ~ .,.,.. ..... (Olflllff1tl'#tly .. ..,. ..... -ltMlr 4mltla*I .... 1111'11k*11ttt ptrl of ti. CW!,,,, Wflllf I 1111~ )II ,... """" ''"..... .,....,.... ~ lfld .......... ,,., """' ~-i'MMtM•frll~ ... _.~ '"""""llW'S MtONI cll'!l'fl ''""" from )( 11 llftle. Nn.. t9 ll 11 f'"°""l.11, Arlr. €alifonia tomel'• lo Ille dv1l suit ap11t11 O'Brk• and \he l)emocrllll for "mallcioul ,.... ecutlon and abuae of prooeu." "The allegatlool In fal>o and Mt. O'Brien and hla lrionda an !1111 aware they au .... fa!M," uld llac:Gngor. stans called the 1CCU111tions "a ICW'• rlioul peck ol l\ea.'' MacGRBGOR CALLSD on Sin. Geor10 McGovem, Democratic ~ can- didate, to dilclole who oo the Republican campaign payroll hu fed lnfonnaUon lo !he Democnll. MacGregor mei:nd to newJ report& that Information In the amended com- plaint gi'ring dela!IJ ol the alleged bug- '"" of Democratlc party tel.,_. bad come from a parti<lpant In the aclivltlta. In addition to addlJijj stans: S!OiD, w-·· dy and llunt u defendan!s, the .......... plaint uked for $3 million•ln dlmageo ln- lllead ol \he 11 million nqueM! earller. In \he early-mominC boon of June 17, pollce arrested five men Including Pri1'ate Captured McCord, -\he -Nallotlal Commlltoe --The Democrlll cbwi• LlddJ and Hunt alao were there bal co1ou1-.,.u.. .-1n. WASHINGTON '(AP)-AlrForce Gen- 'l'be ·lllleDded complaint lo th• John D. Lavelle _.tly llu cllanied Dlmocnll' IUit alao -1111 Jollow. the • ....,..., If noi ·111e sur..tanc.. of \he inC allopllaal: atory be if telilntl Congress a!JOUI bis role -In Jlan:b 1'11, Iha ...,_ In unautbor!sed air atrlk .. against Nortb cirpnl.S a pollllcol ....... aqud Vletaom. Uftder OOlllll1l1>d cl Liddy and -"the Allor bjl Initial t.sumony Monti>y, .....,keo cl -of ..-,,... cllver!ed Senate Armed Servlct.s CommltteO for the JlUl1IOlll lrclD \he While Hwae Olalrman John Stennla (0-Mlss.), quoted ata!f." Lavelle th1I way: -Another key ligW'O wu McConl "He baa test\lled that be never tnow- "wbo wu recruited for that .,.,._ wllh ingly dtaobeyed orders and guidance of the aid of members of tho White -autborttles above him ... Ile bas done illiWUl· DO Wl'OIJ8' 81 be lees it." J ..... -Tape wera place<I OD tel"Jlllo>oel In tho-Dtmocratlc bOlilquarten and .--( ) liRolng pool WU Ml up In a· mole! IN SBORT ...... tile ~ l"Jm! time to llint, the ' . • •• com)llalnt aald, Liddy, HUlll, and McCord .._ __ ....:.----~ "rtslted the~ -lo dloclt'up .. the oquad'• p..,..._.1--Hoftv'ir, Lavelle told 1 House com- mittee during publlc tatlmony In July: "In certain lnlta'ncel, against high. prlortly targets, I made lnlerprotal\ona that were probably beyond the literal in- tention er the rules." 4 U.S. Soldiers Kidnaped • Tallu €otN!laHHng MOSCOW (UPI) -Diplomatic l!Olltces aald vlslllng presidential adviser Henry. A. Kissinger msy end hls telkl wil!I Sovl~ leaders loday. .AtArmyBasein Vietnam SAIGON (UPI) -A U.S. M!ny pri- vate abducted four other American soi- dlers today al a base H mlles from sat. goo and forced them to drive to the capital before be wu captured and the east cf S8lgon, but that be was not fac- ing any c:barlOI In comieclloo wllll Ille murder. . •lffe might even have some time for some sightseeing," the sources aald. They aald original plans were to conclude the talb on Vietnam and other East· West Issues In two days tt possible. "That could allow scme lighter activities tomorrow.'' Kissinger, scheduled to meet eom-' ll)un!st party General ~ Leonid L Brezbnev, Premier Alexei N. Kosygbj · hostages freed, the U.S. Command ie- ported. A m111i,ry policeman WU slight- ly wounded by gunfire In the cajilure. A command spokesman said a man Identified as ·Pvt. Lawrence R. Tanner, 19, Orange, Tex., reportedly forced the four hostages to drive with him in a jeep to 5algon after he "bad told peo- ple he WU intent Oii leaving the coun- try." The ICIUl'CtS said Tanner comman- deerod a jeep at Long Blnb and fon:ed !st Lt, Lonnie E. Wecl<, 'Bardooia, N.Y., Sgt. Ist cl118 John F. Jolmaon, Flood- wood, Minn., Spec. 4 Earl Tilley, Bri11- tol, Vt., and Pfc. Steven W. Andenoo. San Leondro, Cllif., lo drive wilb )Um to 5algon. and Foreign Minister Androl A • G~ko, dlsappeored from view Whenrl he •-eel a uyormnent ~ bo!lse & the Leiiliilitlls aliOr!ly after hlS arrival . - Tanner, armed with an Ml& rifle and a pistol, was arrested in Saigon alter he bad freed lhrff of the boelages but reportedly forced a fourtb to accom- pany him to a house near the Army's 3rd Field Hosiptel just 'ootslde Tan Son Nhut alrba.,. ONE MILITARY pollceman was slight- ly wounded. by gw)fire in the alb!mpl lo capture Tanner, a spokesman said. Mllltary ~ said TllJPer wu a witnesa for oit upeomlng' 1irurder trial at the Long Blnb post, II miles north- ' WHEN HE reached the capital, a command spokesman sald, Tanner re-- portedly releued Weck, J-and l'il!ey. He rented a tut and forced An- der""' to ride willl hint lo a "private dwelling" near . the hospital, a mmmand spokesman aaid. Soun:es Aid while Tinner WU In the bulldlng be "ordered cbeeaebargers and C rations" brought tc him but it was not known ii tile food WU oupplied. ''.I un- derstand the.re were IOmt shots find" while m\Utary police tried to capture Tanner, a eommand spotaman said. Tanner wu taken Into cuslojly. by mili- tary police bol It was not known what charges he faced. • Europe Finance Chiefs Creare Monetary Fund ROME (AP.) -Finance minlslA!n ol the IO-E1J!opean Common Market coun- trt .. llllDOWICed agreement today to set up a ~ Monetary Fund. probable forerunner ol a central bank that even-tualb' m1gbt: \..a ....... ...,., currency. Meeting _.ie!J, filnlP ministers ol the 10 mappod Imm action "'8lMt -In a tlloi --tlplmd by Jut week'• ma...,. • cl 18'atlis al the Munich ()lympb anti U.. shooting of an lmeli diplomat In Bnllaels Mondoy. The mJnloton agrted that terrorist operations abould not be blamed 111 the government ol any country, an Italian in- formant said. 'l1UJ was apparently designed to avoid provoking Arab !'Italia· tion against Western cil interests. INSTEAD THEY agrted to take a united stand wbeil turorlJm comes beforo the Unlted.Jlatlolll and to step up cooperation ._ their poBce forces anti Interior mlnlJtrtea, the Italian oald. 'Ille mooetary flmd aii:eement,... an- nounced by Karl Klasen, prealaenl of the West Gtnnan Federal Bank. He deacrtb- ed the new fund u "a eoordinatlng organ," tc be mauaced by the countries' central banb. . . The agreement made It llkaly that a Common Market aummlt conlmnce will convene u ocheduled oct. 19 In Paris. JI ls designed to ,ive new directions to the market after Britain and Ireland -anti perhapo Norway and lltmnatli - become membtn Jan. t. THE SUMMIT meetinc would olf1clally crute the fund, putlinl the Common Markel further on the niad to full economle and .-tary unity. Up to now, It has been mainly a cuatoml mlion wilb the bqiMlnp Of a join! farm policy. The fund would have one main Initial tuk -k"Piil the nluea ol I!Juroptall cumadel cJoaer tocetllOr than the - -ol \he .. .,, the -id -a ·~ ,.. ... 1 marlin .,, -""""" lint! ndwlCw ralel -.i cl '11 pc- cent. To belp do thil, the 1111111bor eotm- trlel wookl make about 1111 btlUan antlable to ooe anotb<r on ... ,.... credllJ. The flmd would also band!• montl!ly CUl'l'ltl01 clearlnp. Sonday night. ' e €twfno €aUed Off 1 GAINESVILLE, Ga. (UPI) -City of- ficlals have ended a curfew after meeting wllll bleck leaden to setlie dU.' fmnceso that sparked a weekend ol racial vlolence. A police spokesman reported 1X1 at· rosls or fires by late Monda7 night, and' during the day classes met wllhoul In- cident. JI wu the first quiet nlgbt since FridaY wbell a fist-fight betw ... a bla<k and ~ while at a hlgb scbooJ football gurio . developed Into a IHe-for-all. e Otoert11re Stauliell ,. WASHJNGTON (AP) -U.S. omdala ; ~ver , Hanoi'i lltest publicly, ·-.._J'fotmd only-7 Slllall cllani• from' provlous poaltiDtls, and wound up perplned. State Depa!'.lment sources reported that the new proposal, ouUlned In a ' broadcast from Hanoi Monday, hints that the Vld Cong• and North Vietnamese would mt lnslJI on a role In chooatng the Saigon govmunenl'a ropresentalins In any trlparllte postwar iovenunent of" Soulb Vietnam. e Ni-6ets F11tuis jl'ASHJNG'l'.ON (AP) -The largest contrtbutor to Sen. Hubert ll. Hum-' phrey'a unsucceuful presidential bid baa ·donated 141,0tlO In recent weeb to PresJ. dent Nixon's r:M!ectloo campaign. New campaign financing roports med wllb the General Acco1111tlng Olllce show that W. T. Duncan, a Bryan, Tn:., rancher and land developer, and bis wife contributed 11,000 to each of elghl Nlxoo campaign commlttoel. Duncan gave f,lOO,OtlO to Humphrey's primary campaigJJ this year, !200,000 of lt Ille day before lhe Minnesota senator WU defeated by Sen. <Joor(• McGovein In the decisive Callfonlla primary June L DAii. T Pli.OT DELIVERY SERVICE DtOvery af the D111y Piiot I•- Ring Smashed • Liil• IVe. J The ~ mama in the Cenlnl Pm r.oo• New Yart-City II Lulu, lhoWll cucttlllnc her newbonl daqhllr, Ille = 41:· :;::.in.::. . Aliens Smu$gled lruo U.S. Cities The aoi!ll price ,,.. 1115 a bead J; fldall laid. • w . Jl'otlonl Dlltdcl Attorney Au- 1-~ aald Ille C•'•tral ~ .,._ Mtllieo u 1aur!11a md 11111 ........... to TIJ-. Thft 1"'1 -. -r .... the bonier or P,v9 hrptl .I. miry popen, 11111 tahn to U.S. --.. Ille r1nC bad --t11t11 amnced Jobo ror thein, 11o oald. Tba alleaod rlnC menbora ~· ...,.. tdentlitod u Fidel Vasque Lopea, .... -OIJ. aad Joie Arnulfo Cal' rlllo, ..... Jami -"-'-• 'llolb of D .......... --.. , Tba ., .... -J)ftlbablJ wtlIAo ....... ...... "8ll!or pWlol!mont, ..,.._ allil. Id tl!o ~ aillllillla ••-••-1 . 1 • • • '7 .. • ·7 I Grange CA.ast Today's Phull EDITION YOL:. 65, NO. 256, 4 SECTIONS, SO PAGES ORANGE COumY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEPTEllllER' '12, ~972 N .TEN CENTS Newport Councilmen .. • • Newporl Btacll COllllCllmen t.londo.J nearly two Jim ICO· the bes! possible taOI., • Kymla said. ·t.; told hll<e Chief B. Jame. Glavu "It woold be a catulrol>lle to deprive Only Council.,... P.aul Rykcoff and lleep bis bellcopttrl u qulel u (>Olli-, -Newport BMdl pollee ol tllem, • said John Store stopi>ed sborl of unqualified t1 but el.. unanimously eadoraed bis ~ Dooald A.11clnnla, qciotllc a let· bacldng. Ryckof! uked. U limiting '* of them to protect people and &r from a U.S. Olltrld Cowl-Judie. roJJtine palfols was feasible. Glavas said -erty. -0 1t"'1 t1ie :rt11••lhll!tJ~of t!iii dty coon-no. Alter a bolllmlul two-hour public . ci1 to provide bu1c and _.ry Store asked for and got ID amendment lie:>rlll that 11w the lnder of the ...,.· service< the _.I-Ives can't pro-w ·the motion calling .., Glavas to cilrleclDdlcopter protest movement stall< Vide ·-'Jlno imcf police protectloo," said prepare a staff f1!porl 1flthln six weeks Cllll, '""""11mea gave '""'I lndicaUon CooDdlman Corl KY,mJa. ' otlijinlng wbat can 'bi done to ciit noise. their lllppori for the air patroll remains ''And It'• our ...pom!bWty to provllle-The enc!Orsement came. alter ~n- 11 flmto-u ·the"day ·Ibo patrols iitii1ed .. ttiooe w1111· 11 .. 111 police protection with ·tallcins by S. l'lul -Ftted ,liid other . DAILY Pll.OT ....... lt't C.-.C. ,..,... Ketch 22 Get• Caught Newport Beach llfeguanb (m ·water and power boat) team. up with Cr.w of U.S. Coast Guard hell· copter to move sailing craft Ketch 22 back to sea. 'Vessel manned bf Paul LeQnard, .60. lf1ld .his son; Michael, 18, of Pasadena, went aground off 48th Street beach in Newport Mo.nday afternoon. Life- guards attached line to craft and helicopter pulled it ti> deep· water. ~ ' Downc·oast ·A·nnex Put Off .. ' . . , . ' ~1 ; ' • tl ., l ·· Neu,-part Council Acts;-w ay Open for City of Irvine . Imne eoi:,Pll!Y olnc1a11 this mom1n1 Ylrtually Invited Ibo dty of Irvine to·an- ... 'the unlncoi'P,>nted company p..,. trity · between COroaa de! Mar • and ~· 8eJch ~. Newport Beach counclhnat Monday said Ibey i!on't want to colialcter innu!ni eveil part of JI until their -1eneral plan Is done one 7w ~·-· . ;;aYllll he had ... quaml with the ~~ acllob, ,Irvine Company Es- ecutive Vice President ~ Watson nqvertbelea pointed ou~ that other cities bive the rilht to lr!' to annex the 10,000 acre coastal·atretch. "We'n ·..ilsflecl with the city's ap. proach *°' the anneuiion que.stlon," Watson said. 11Jt is ' reUooable and pru- denl '.' .• 1• _ , . He.said a rec<int Newpe>J'1 staff study of anneutlon "sbould aid the City Council in the de\'tloplnent of all' the lnfoCmatlon ~la~~rl~ln•te Flr~g'., . . . ·. I , I • I , , • , Pan~l· A.ttaeks. B.lt>Qdy . ' . ' . ; 4,,tt.it~ P,t.ison: Battling • required to make a sound judgment on any future coastal annexaUons.!' Bui, Walaon added, In an apparenUy pointed last sentence: "As far as other cities ·are ooncerned, any initiat:ve on the niatter rest. with them. 11 While that similarly leaves the door ~ for Laguna Beach, as well as the ci(y d Irvine, lrylne Company officials bave all bufl"id OaUy they won't annu , to the art colony became of its arbitrary ' (See ANNEX, Pip I) * * * hwine's .Mayor Mum on Possible New Annexation Irvine MaY.r William Fischbacb today • said It would be "premature'' to com· ment on the po!!lbilities the new city ALBANY (UPI)> -The cltJuns' com-(I) !he nvolt WU opontaneou>, nof plan-might annex the Irvine CompajlY'• mlaldn named .to Investigate the Attica ned, (2) Ibo demand for ~y was the coastal sector which Newport Beach prlaon riot nported this afternoon there main barrier to a -•ceful oolullon, and councilmen eschewed Monday night. wu "no '-• .. 111-uoa" for the 11clear.., ..-· lnd~i:iirina" which put an ~ (l) •Gov. Nelson A. R<>ckefeller llhould "We bavt just completed a very to the tlo ' blood! t bay. lone to the __ i !Ribstantial annexatior. (7,800 acres)," the one year ago n1 n s es ~ p;... riot in which a men-died. -It reoonunended •· aeries of prison mayor said. • "1'Ub the uceptlon of the 1!!dlan -refoqnt, ~ .ioo· IUll¢ed that In cue "I think we would want to study very l)WNC?<l In the lete 11th eentuey;· <the . of . such outbreab "-'-· .be · retaken ln~ve/y any fl!rtber ameuUons --aaJd "the ·state police • · ,._ within the near future ," he added. aitiillt which ~ the !~,prison .• q!"ck1~· II .~" or .that negotlotlono "It Is verx premature to comment on uprlalng wu the bloodiest encom1ter . nbl1nclbde 'oUtaid<I lnf1iieuod; juot wbat Irvine's Interest In Iha( ocean- belwen Amerlcano~J1ct the .CIVl1 War.'' HJgblighy of ,the 561).pap report, plm front acreage would he, if any," ~eulng Its '= oil the;,lliil a.,. ~-ard' mi.. iwtre ·ichedu!~ .. ~bach ~M last December, ll!Y-">' of the Ion, the blue nJ>. fCll' vlrwini Wedneeday at .. •::IO p.m. onr lrvilie ·bas successfully annexed land boo; McKay Cornmflllon alto held that National Educatk.w TefeVtatori. . llOUlbeast of the city near El Toro Marine ' . " ' -, N nihe.member Pa\le~ helld'li 'by Corps Air Station. Robert B. McKoy, dean of·the N.,.Yort- ,Ul)l~~lty .Law15fho"l,. -t ID . !"~Iba lntervlewJns 2,500 persons in both public , ' e¢ private .--Height I . . Endorse Helicop Use residents who oppose the dally routine patrols and by Glavas and other residents wbo favor them. Freed, however, stormed out of the n1eeting shouting, "I'm l~viog, this is nonsense,.. as Edwin Cohen, chief engineer for the Hughes Tool Company, builders of the aircraft, called Freed ''irrational'' . for declaring t bat hellcopten will never be quiet. • Cohen moments earlier had accused anolher pro~ster, Owen ]diDney, 124 TUslln Avenue, of "distorting reality'' when he called the helicopters unsafe. Jolnlng Freed ln his anti·helicoptrr presentation were Harbor Island attorney Harold S. "Pete" Voegelin, who labeled u.se of lhe helico}llers ''a violation of our constitutional righls. '' He claimed they viob1.te the 4tll and 14th Amendments, the protection against unlawful search and seizure and invasion of p-ivacy. Former NewportJ.!esa school - Donald Strauss, whi.Ie dropping the de- mand for joint use of helicopters with neighboring communities, asked that the council at least set a trial period of using helicopters on emergency calls ooly. The council ignored his plea. Glave started his report by playing tape recordings of three actual police dramas in which the helicopter was responsible for apprehension o t (See HEIJCOP, I'll• I). Jet Flights Hit Caspers Pushes Pendleton Facility By t. PETER KRIEG Of Ille DlftJ """ Stiff Orange County Board of Superviso• t'haJ!.man Ronald W. Clspers Mooday · night calledJcr a;; end to commercial jet flights at Orange County Airport and an end to military flights at the U.S. Marine COijlifl!lrlltillOifllt El'TOi'G." - Caspen, in a 15-minute address before Newport Beach councilmen, V!)Wed to do all be can to get both operations moved to a joint civilian-military airport to he built at Camp Pendleton. He said be would ast f e 11 o w supervisors today to autboriU a request for · a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) llludy of the propooal. Tied clooely to the plan would he ... parulon of the Orange County Transit District to serve the ·airport, C..pers said. He said It wOUld take more ~n bis ef. forts alone to mate it all happen. however. "NeilhU I nor the full &a.rd of BllPll'\'llOJI, aellnl joinµy, .can 1et a . pteco of Camp,.l>elldleton by ourae!ves," he pjd, pointing out wbat <t!Jert bav• sa.ld jie/ort, that it WW he I political declliOft, . I "It will take the cooperaili>n of the milltary, the Congms and the Preoldent to get tile Orange Colinty airport olte wt\l.ch we. deserve,., caspers said . He did not refer to the Marines' con- slst&it opposition to use of Pendleton as an airport. CUpers said there is nowhere within Orange County to tum for a new airport site. He saJd he thinks -despite rebuffs in attempts to get San Diego County of- D.filLY PILOT Sl1H !"MN PUSHES PENDLETON PLAN County Supervisor C11per1 ficials to endotse lbe plan -that it can come to be because Camp Pendleton "is within the sphere of iDfluence or o u r county." Caspers said his .rapid transit proposal would feature "an integrated surface Coast Officers Seize $30,000 Theft Items By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of ftlt l>lllr 1"1111 St•ff • A young janitor who likes fast , costly cars is accused today of up .to 60 Orange Coast commercial burglaries following an around-the-clock investigation and seizure of what police claim is about $30,000 worth of stolen office machines. Willie L. Davis, 26, of Orange, wu ar- mted and booked on burglary charges about dawn Wednesday, ending an episode invQlving a dramatic cross-coun. try police chase reminiscent of the movie ''The French Connection.'' Davis' so-called muscle car - a sport sedan capable of outdistancing pursuing police units -wu d~ when it fmally crashed through a fence Into a Huntington Bei:ch house. ~a Mesa Police Officer Bob Ctogan's squad V sustained major damage when It piled up on Talbert Avenue, which coines' to a d~dend at Golden West Stree~ in Huntington Beach. A new officer, Patrolman Crogan didn't know he waa att the end of the road, while Officer Barwlg -trailing 300 yards behind -was able (o keep OD Davis' tall when the suspect swerved into the right turn. Ironically; the chase route followed out of Irvine Monday is the same used in · 1963 when a pair of bank bandits pursued from Santa Ana sailed Into the dudend Huntington Beach ln~nectlon. '1'helr old sedan -doing 90 miles per hour -llllUlllbed broadside Into 11 small van carrying ,Westminster. High School students to spring play pracUc.; kllllng two and injuring the rest, including 1 teacher. , nus time, neither Davis nor his (See CHASE, Page I) Li111its Get Okay transportation .,.tern Including blg1> speed commuter lines to tie existinJ terminal faclllu .. to the newly propoaed take off fU\d laiidlng &trip la Camp Pendleton. 0 Newport cduncUmen offered UtUe com- ment, ai;:r Vice Mayor Howard -Jl<iger! a -wlllf ii polht by Cisperi that strong publlc support will also be ~eded. • Caspers said he wa's glad to see a fonnation of the new citizens group, Airport Action Association, former Freeway Fighters, who are organlzina to mount a public campaign agalmt jet flights at Orange Couniy Airport. Rogers aald, "It's a matter now between the people and Washingtort D.C." He as.ked Caspers to "keep us in- formed on bow we can help and get tbls alrpcirt down to Pendle too." C..pers In bit la1k Indicated he could not support ID)' propou1 for clvlllp 1111 of El Toro, .... u an In~ IOIJAlon. "I mull mUt 11 deor tbet O ~ of . O\lf .!>unt. ~ In Newport !IOlCh to the .J9H of our nellf>b<ira to the IOUth lllder ille llllht pattorn ol SJ Toro 11·no1 an•<> ceptable . answer. "Let us discount now and for the Mure the idea of moving our .problem Into our neiatibors' badyardJ. "I am vehemently opposed to civilian cornmerclal use of El Toro Marine Corps Air StaUon. 1be residents of the Sa<f.. dleback Valley and the city or Irvine will not be saddled with the noise of CX1m-. merclal jeta while I am their supervisor,"' he said. · * * * Grand Jury Unit Set to Discuss Airport Future Orange Coqnty Alzwri and lta Mure will be ifi&CUAed Thursday at a luncheon meeting of the Grand Jurors' Association of Orange County . The lf'OUP of former grand jury membeJl will meet at the Airporter Inn on MacArthur Boulevard in Irvine to hear Dan Emory , airport jet flight op. ponent and Robert Bresnahan, county director ol aviation, debate the issue. In a bulletin announcing the event,~ aMOCiation Preaident J. Leslie Steffensen of Ne~ Beach posed these questions: -Should It (the airport ) be made a full fledged commercial airport with )lllided but 1teady growth! -Should Its passenger servlc:e be phas- ed out aa soon as possible! -Should it . be limited' to !ta preaenUy numbered dally Olghta but no more! Boy Loses Dad, Then Bicyc'le ,Weadler You J111gbt netd your .umbrellu Wodneaday, a CC Or 41 n r fo the . =who -tclttaed Tiie commtulon Wamed a prlaon riot could happen again at Attlca. It laid ti saw oome. Jmprovernanta In prlaon life line<' the r!Of, but IJttle t.lui:tloa of the hoatJUJlet aotl lrustrauD that led to the Newport Council ,Puts Short, Tall Ceilings o,; City Nine-year-old Sean Lee wants hit bicycle back. It really wasn't a particularly good bike, but It'• the only one he had. Someone had stolen the "'" .one he 1ot lor Clrlatmas about two months ago. ' · 'llrtUlel wed by a sunny alternoon wt hJihs Ill the upper iis. r INSmE TODA 'Y • Tiie plimltlw covc<lwlUng tribe qJ tlle PhlHm>iMi -Ill• 'l'bloda111 -'!IOI" l!IC!'tall<d '" ~lion btr four pcru11t toll/I 111< rtclllll birlh of • MIO bobtr. for GefO••I of ...., Uft Cl!llOllO ' llN 11•11 tribe, ,., 1totyr ~ I. == , = ..... : ' ... ..._. ...... 4 '"-• OillllMI II ::r ca.tr' ,.,: if'~ 'i r.:.:--·c _ ... ·,,~ :-+~~.:' 4 --~ • . .... .. ' • • riot. Alter nearly two years of study, Ne.,. .' The ccoimllllkin• .;.ms •IUI Iba 6-t port Beach City councilmen Mooday nicht •-that tblnp hod not d"'6Pd adopted a befg)Jt limitation ordinance greaU, at Attica wa. t1!f1 IUJlllher•i that ]>Uta a: lid on building heights In strike b7 10D of the 1.-Attica Jnmalat "ii~ ~gk,~ ~t· feet -for such over the flrlOC ol. 1 nune and other COfto .,... u Newport Center and conunen:Jal dltl<111 at Iba prlaon. '11it-demonttraon properllel near Orang• County Airport. ~~~ cl ~· _ · Ji'• a low ceWni -26 feet (15 feet If •1-r• tpOCla1 pmnlalkll) for all bulldlOI on latt and l'MC!Jon continuet ..,.. or near upper and lower Nawpori Bay. =:'\:. = ~ :!.!. =:r;: CoundlDlftl adopted the blah rile la" _, -1111)' brief comments and alt.,.. Jeallon to~ 911<m," the~ said. CllJ AllAlntJ DlnDll O'Neil ru1td !hat a "The 1'0lllblllfy Iba Attica tow-pla -dlanp In wordln( of tho deflnltlon WIU "la1n hear !he drud -cl tbe ti( lllO -on,grUJnji land WU .Qy. ~ wldll1e II "'7 ru!,• Ille '"'""'are, fivt l>eqJh(Umltatloo..,.. ll1d. Ill tie ord-.' BU!det the b1lll rise added: "Altlea fl • ...,. irJ-. .... ..i _, cllttrl<ll, Ibey lilciudt: prlat!I la Atllol. •• tlial Illa. -H •-Jl-tlal (11-l, II-LI ml Jl.2; H Mnll'od lint at Attk!a ..U piOb. Wt,· bat 1tf1 lo IS Itel wltb apeda1 ,.,.. .., .. ,.,. ...... . • ~ • -Apartment (IW, R-4): IS f .. t, but up to JI feet with 1pecW pennls5ioo. --O>mmerclal-lndustrlal (outside w .. tarflont ....,) : 31 fee~ but up Jo IO feet with opeclal permission. Approval came u Mayor Donald A. MclMll aglln labeled the ordinance ''Imperiect... ; "But lt'1 a ]>laoe to start;• he 'said. Councilman Cir! ltymla Indicated he may move to amend the ordinance as to0n u It becomes effective. Tllat'• In 30 dayt, just a month before the explr1tlon ol lhe temporary SWoot befgbt limit ll'Olllld .Ille water. K1mlo <wants the waterfront IOl1e to lncllld& an, o1 Mlrinets Mlle. Tbe lnlind llde of t1ie 'Coast HiJlbWll)'-could be built to 10 fed ritt the lanJlllce ol the ordilllllteu~', The opproved ordinance Mooda1. n1Cbl -the a>clonemellt of Allan Beek, pr• !dent ol Newport R<sldenta llnlted, the citizens group organl:ed to ~ for building heigh~ controls. Beek, who bad orlgtftoUy poshed for 1 fiat cellln1, lli1d there la ID Inequity In deallng wllh chlmntys, but said that, too, could be remedied after the ordinance ls adopted. Under the appmed law, the lowu helAht limit In all zones prevails unt ... bullder:s obtain wbat II known as a ""' pennlt from the plamln1 commission and counctl. . Under the ordinance, such Ult pe11nJts may be grant•• If the proposed bull~ ~~~-=~Id~ hellbla llOUld ~t.!"~-~bu. .~a1 ..... ~_;'r.t .. ..... .\'~WI ...... M nq~ ... "1 ... C hellltrt llnilt In any ..... Part!eular It· ten!loG ahall .~ """ to the locltiob of (ht-~·~ll . ~ And he could use a little che«lng up. Wednuday nllht his father died of a heart attack in Hermosa Beach. Sean and bl1 mother tttumed from the fd!leral to Jhelr home at 713 Orch'd Ave. In Corona del Mar on Saturday and Jhe bicycle wu cone. No questions will be asked, •~ cording to farntly friend ea .. 1)'11 Cleland. "lle ju.st wants tho btb back. It's his only ....., of transpoataUon." Aeyooe with Information .. ea11 • Mn. Lee at .,._ 'J llh. Cleland at MU703. • ·- j . ' \ f OAJLV PILOT H FremP.,el ANNEX ••• a-root heilht llmlL Nc#porl Cll)WlC!JJnel Mondq nlCbt lllJo adopted • htlilrt limlt tiut9n of. llcials llY Ill rules •-ould not I IO •llY---would hlvo to be clovtlopod, they Ay. Tr!,..,tng the oom]ll01'1 llllttment thia morning was an informal decl!loo by Newporl ll .. cb councilmen Monday afternoon to, lhelYt eveo further study of tht potential bt.neflts or llabllitles of coutal 1nnexa1ton until the general plan Is completed. Smog Sniffing Patrol w Check Vehicle Exluiwt Callfonla 111Cbn1 Potrolmen will blCID ellllal oat ---la U. Orans• County ~ hllfan1111 i.-.. J'rldly. Ualni an oh•ost po Wlym they will per ......... .....U e 1* flt newer model domelllc ..,.. and llabl truoU wllb &uolloo ..-ol HO cublo incb or greater copoclty, Thi• talw In ,_ Amenc:..maclo Ylhldt1. ~fotorlsta ope:r.atlng vehicles In violation ot ltandards wW receive 1 Wli~ ten waming requiring !hem in obtain a certificate of compliance wllh ewuat 1Iandards from an aulhorlted Motor Vehicle Pollutinn COnlJol 1taUm. Fallure i. obtain cerlificatioo could result In 1 cltatloa. They reoei'ed whit plannln1 1tar1 of· ficial1 labeled 1 Vflf'I pcellmlnarJ cost. benefit study that lhowed an eventual prolit of '211,000 1 year JI 4,500 ..,.. ol· the RCtot were annexed. Walter Pudlnsld, Colllornla Highway P1trol Cornmluioner, said tbe .... lyzen will be operated In conjuncllnn with tile Hlpway P1tro1'1 rovinc pu- ~oger vehicle inJptcilOlll. A four-and-a·ball month pilot lludy of emiaslao 'llolatloal la oflbl orUI of CallfomJa lhowed that ol the 2',723..,.. Ie.ttd, l,Q or 21.1 percent nre in violation. Newport Mayor Don.aid A. Mcinnis moved that the report not be expanded upon, bUt rother that It ju&! be med. In the Orange Cow!IJ area 2,763 can ..ere ltsled end 71% .,.,. found in violation. That repruentl 2&.t percent. ''The pilot study results Indicate the proctlcallty ol meuurlng eshaust emissions at roadside, tbua we feel that realbtlc enforcement can now be initiated," Pudinskt l&1d. "It can be \lied u nettSJllY as we up- date the general plan." be said. "Unless there is mutual Interest between the city and the landowner, I auggest we put It on the back burner," Mcinnis said. '1The 1taff can use the (n.. formation u needed to coordinate with the general plan. "When and JI It II ......ary, or there b a desire to 10 furtller, we can pull it out at that point. We ahould ju&! do nothing pendlng completion of tbe 1enera1 plan. "Upon completion of the general plan, ti there is interat bf the city of Newport Beach and the landowner, it can be brought off the back burner and we can assemble en in-depth study," the mayor said. Couple Plead NQ Contest In $240,000 Capron Theft Watson said th is morning that the com- pany is stiU in the r:nidst of compleling final revisions to its: development pro- posals for the 3.~mile coastal stretch. "Right now, we are making ad-- Justments in the coastal plan to ac- commodate the deletion of the cost.al freeway route," he said. "When the plan ia completed, and med with the appropriate agencies, the city (ol Newport Beacb) will, of course, hive more data on wblch to hue • coune of action Fmn Wire Serri<el FRESNO -An ex-banter and his wife have entered no contest pleas to reduced" charges i:'l.volving theft of $240,000 from the estate or one of the Orange Coast's crustiest, most colorful mHlionaires. Fonner bani: president Albert L Shipley Jr., and Mn. Eve1yn Shipley had bew.1 indicted on two counts: of dipping in- 14 funds rett by tile Late George Copron. '!be onetilile major league baaeball player •mused a fortune in bundredl of aores ol Orange Cnast land holdlnp whicb tripled and quadrupled In value. County Judge George G. Murry set Oct. 2 as p-obation bearinJ date for Mr. and Mrs. Shipley, who were indicted by the county grand jury for allegedly taking • share of it. They initially pleaded innocent, but changed the plea to no contest in ret~ for which authorities dropped the fll'st portion of the tw°'?>unt indictment. Gerald G. Gist, Noted Fish Rod "We'll probably fl\,e (the developmenl plan) with the county," Watson said. "At this Ume, I can't say when, althoug!J I · ~· -eipecl 1t "' &-'mum ·before ihe first of the year.'' Hia vut value was abarply ~t in 1968 when Clproo'• wlfe Ednah sued !or M· ·k S h seperate malnttna~e and thus Ued up _a _ er' UCCllJD S $11 mllllon-m addition to having her-.. --~ --,. spouse ordered to vacate their house. Gerald G. Gist, a 35-year-otd OJsta IJfe alone at 2600. Bay11bore Drive was Mesa resident whose handiwork assured Agents Again Aid Kennedy WASHINGTON (AP) -Se<rel Service agenll are gumlinj( Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mus.), u be campaigns with Democratic p?<lldentlal -Geo r g e McGovern, Kennedy'• office ll8ld today. Agents were a .. lgned 14 Kennedy on Preaident Nixon'• orders after the Moy U ahootlng ol Gov. Goorp " C. Wallace of Alabama. -:.i 'Ibey were withdrawn at. Ken- nedy'• request June 5. However, Kennedy asked that agenta be v assigned i. him again a!Ier Labor Day when he toot up a heavy IChedule ol appearance.., bll olfice said. Hijacker Faces Life in Prison ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) -Frederick W. Hahneman faces the possiblllty of life lmpri.sonment after pleading guilty to a charge of air piracy for the hijacking of an Eastern Airlines Jet and 49 passengers on May 5. But U.S. o!!lclals say the SO.year-old electronics engineer still refUse1 to PY what happened to the $303,000 he recelv· ed from the airline. Hahn eman entered the guilty plea in U.S. District Court here Monday. Three other charges -kidnaplng, extortion and interference with an airline crew -were dism issed. He will be sentenced Sept. 29 on the air-piracy charge which carTies a penalty of 20 years to life imprisonment. OIAN•I COAST • DAILY PILOT The Ont10e C9llf DAILY PILOT, wftll .tlJdll b COl'flbl• tllt N_,,,_, 11 ,ufHllMf W the Or•11119 CMsl PubUllllnl C«nl*IY. U!» ,..,, dUlont ''' pi,blldltd. Mond•Y fhr'Cllllh FrlN)', for Coll• Nits•, Nwwport B•Kf'l. H"""tlllllon BNCNFCllll\f•llt V•ti.y, Ug-a..i:it. lfvlrlt/Saddl•b9d •1111 Sin C""""le/ Sin Ju"" C1itl11r1fl0 A &lngl• ,.g!QMI «tltlon b pUIJ U'llltd Sah1n11'1" .,m Sund•~ TM prlftl:lp.tl Pllbtllohlfit 11llnl II •I :Qt West a.v ~''"'· c°''' Mei.1. C•lllOrrill, ~ Rob11! N. W11J ,.rnl01nt •nd ,.ubll,nn- J1ck R. Curl,.., 'lb Pralcl .. t "Ill ""'"''' ~ Tho11111 1<1,,-il Edllar 1\e1111i A. M11rphift1 MIMtllnll €ifl1'0r L P1!1r Kri19 ...,_. ~ Cl!y t:Clllr ........... Offke lJJI Hew,.,t hu1 • .,,n1 M1m.,A1Wreu1 P.O. l1x 1175, f166J --0.-~: -w..t •• .., Jltffl &.....--..cfil1 222 ~I "'""'"" ~ 9Mdl: J7'7J hlch Mvllvll'I' a. ctlf'llMltl • ,..,... •• C.mlM .... T• ... -1714• '41o4J!J1 0 """ .A411e1tf h I '414671 =:.a!:~~.:.~~~,~~ .....,... _,,.. .. ~""""'" 11tr• ..., .. ··= .~ -a.I ,.,.. ~~.--·=~ .. ... ..,....,,, ......... --· I brief for Mn C&pron, who died a 11hort . . r l te ieaving her share of the millions of fishermen that the big one f~~~1ti~ up in estate. wouldn,t get away, died Monday. Various individuals and corporations He was 57 and for about 25 of those have bee engaged iq claiming portions years, be operated a shop that put the of the remaining Clpron money. Merced fmishing touches on fishing rod!! turned Santa Ana River Pollution Test Hearing Slated Efforts of tJ1e Orange COunty Water District to control upstream pollution of the Santa Ana River face e.n important test Wednesday In a special bearing of the State Water Resoorces Control .Board (SWRCB ). Meeting in the city of Orange, the SWRCB will llear en appeal by the water district that cumnt standards are pro- ducing seriOUI contaminatlnn of the underground water basin from which the district draws up to 70 percent of it.s water. The standards being appealed have been set by the local arm or the SWRCB, the California Regional Water Quali ty Control Board, Santa Ana Region. . The publiC hearing involves a relatively small diBcnarger, Rancho Caballero Mobile Home Park of Riverside C.ounty, but officials of the district say it is ·an important test case that could affect all upstream dischargers. The public bearing will be held at 10 a.m. in Orange city council chambers, 300 East Chapman Ave. out by Costa Mesa'• flourt1btnc fiberglass industry. The small firm al 2111 Valley Rnad, where Mr. Gilt lived with bis wUe Dorla, applied eyehole fittings and thread wrap- pings to the synthetic glass sbafls. Several years ago, the shop shut down and Mr. G!Jt and hill son Gary opened 1 day nursery school. Graveside funeral services are let Wednetday at 11 a.m. in Harbor Rest Memorial Park, Costa Mesa, with Dr. Jamea 0. Combo of the First Bapt!Jt Church officiating. . Besides his wife and son, Mr. Glot leaves a daughter Mn:. Terrie Queen• and lm>then Maurice and Charles GlllL Twins, Father Held"in Murder SANTA BARBARA (AP) -Don McDonald, 19, bas been booked for in-- vestigalion of murder in connection with the death of a Vallejo man found beaten to death In a local motel. The youlh's twin brother, Jack, and their father, William, 44, both were book~ ed for invesUgation of being au. acceao11, to murder. Mesa S1wpp .ing Center Hosting British Show Don~ be surprlled to hear the chimes of London's Big Ben tolling in north Costa Mesa um month. Or to ~ Traralgar Square lions, Union Joel: !lap, the Piccadilly Circus otatue and the London skyline at South Coaot Plaza. It's all part o! an e!!ort by the British government to tum the shopping center inln a mini-Britain Sept. i.a.oct. 2. The $750,000 cultural and trade pro- motion is called British Expo '72 and represents England's first try at holding a major exposition in anything but a world capital. Gene Robens, manager of the Plaia. said he secured the exhibit through negotiations with Lord Alfred Roben11, an, English cabinet member, during the past two years. Loni -II Gene Robens' uncle. About 100,000 penons ore upecled during each day ol the U-day event whicb will feature Engu..h penonallHea, a British Pop Day, a concoura d'e1egance or Rolls Royce and ' Bentley cara, tho Royal Scotllsb Country Dancen:, and a Wei.sh choir. ROOens said the Plaza will be decorated with nags, heraldic banntn, armoria l shields, coats ot arms and replicaa <>f Piccadilly's "Ero.I." the Trafalgar lions, and a giant mural of the London skyline. "Overhead will be heard the IOUnds of London, such u traditional Coclcney oongs, cries o! street !rt-and !ht chimes of Bir Ben," the Plua 11111111er ldded. Thm will lllJo be ...,.w di~ .,ch • the 'l'llo El1%1betbt Ezhlblllol\ In- eluding a valuable aelectkm of t:reuurel, from the first El1%1belban age 11- lustrsting tile lies between Britain and Calllornia thrnuih the VO)'liel ol Sir Francia Drake. 1be new Eltsabethan age exhibit .,m show British acblevementa In science and technology. Some of the older exhibits are cur- rently on di.spley in the British museum at Plymouth and will be flown to California under heavy .!'Curlty, ac- cording to Robena. The articles have been insured in exce91 of fl million. Also included in British Expo '72 will be the personal racing silks of Queen Elizabeth II, replicas ol the Crown Jewell, models of drea lhrouih the •rea with detailed reproclucllom o! period .,... tumes, and rolflnl eellct !run Ille Royal and Anclenl Goll ~b ii St. Andrtwl. BLOODMOBILE TO VISIT HOA.G A bloodmobile will be stationed 11 Hoag Memorial Hospital from 2: II p.m. lo 7 p.m. Sept. St. Anyone In lood . health between tho ages o! 18 and 85. II tlllllblt to · donate blood. The Amlrlclll N• Ilona! Rod a-, ~ CounlY ChapCer, II fP'o-"W the blcJOd drtV1I and ..... --.... polnlmente .., eolllaf ... ol ... &.lll. l'r9•Pflflel HFJJCOP .. ~ crimlnoll. 'l1>e polloo cbld IDlroduced 1 - Colle -itrJ """ 1"Jd -how the helicopter bid -..... -Ibo hid llDen dmm tlie cJlf!I 0( lfJiper liowporl Boy. Cohea'• talk on noile aod iafety follow- ed and then camt 1.Cal State Fullerton profeuor wbo told of lludies showing the btllcopter'1 effectlveneu. Next Olavas c•Ued Lou Kaa, acting ad- mlnlstrator of Hoag Memorial Hosplt11, who told of the emergency caaea Down In and of many inatances when hellcopttrs rush blood and plasma to help .,ve Uv ... Next Gtevu turned 14 Ro be rt McCUrdy, preoideot of the Newport Harbor Chamber ol Commerce, who told of the merchants' support of the program and 11ld, "The polle! department is not out aelllnc helicopters, jt•1 (IUt protectinJ people." Glavaa introduced other speaken and wben he concluded, others came up to talk on their own. Among them-was Anene "Blackie'• Gadarian who observed that people need police to protect themselves from ea<:h other. "II I lived on a bill all by myself, that'• fine, but If aomebody moves in next to me, then we've got a community and we need poll1» to prottct me from him and him from. me.'' Gadarlan then added sarcastically that t•Newport Beach is actually two com- munIU... II we dldn~ hive San Joaquin Hills Road (where Freed lives) we wouldn't have ao much to protect and wouldn't need a beliq>pter." Gadarlan said the helicopters don't make as muc:h noise as the two dogs that bark in the bacllyar'd next to him. "f could get you a petttton signed by 10,000 or 20,000 people against dogs." Ga darian said. His reference wu to petitiolll sub- mitted by Freed'• group that were aigned by --than 1,300 persons. Tiie hearing wu cmcluded Iller former coa:ncllm.an P. D. "Dee'' Cook lnld city lathers that while 1,300 persons is "an impressive display, )'OU've Cot to remember you rep....,.nt 56,000 -18-• Lawsuit Leveled In Cliff Pl11nge A Tustin woman who suffered serious Injuries when she fell off a cliff in Corona dei Mar ha! sued the city of Newport Beacb for fl00,000. Mrs. Kathleen Jane Benesbek nama tile state aa e<>de!endant in ber Orange County Superior Court action and accus- es botb ~eoclea o! allowing "bazlrdous coodlliom ' to eZlst on the cliff walkway at Ocean Bou1evard and Poppy Avenue. Mrs. Benlshek states she cracked her skull and brot. ber right .wrist and. ieft thumb when she fell oH the cjiff last Feb. 12. l{er ~uent claim agaiqsJ ~-city, was rejected 6y city councl! LaSt '.APi:U 21. .. ' IMILY PH.OT,,_,. .... .,·• POLICE TALLY TAKE IN BUSINESS MACHINE BURGLARIES. lnftltigaton Bob Lennert (left) and Wayne Harber Ff'OlllP .. el rr-.P .. el HElGHT •.. CHASE ••• ' the slnlcture "' the lot, the percentage punuen, Colll Mesa -Gary ol ground cover and their treatment of Barwlg, Owen .Krela and P•trolDWV ' · <:roger -w1-cor cruhed -were II> .U setback and . open areas. II!!!!! In M.00.Y'• hlg!Hpeod_cbase: --~.l'be.JOcrqi!'d..b.ulldlng heights. wouJ<L..-,,l!JOO. Kri!U'• -car -~-'<Jui-~ - result in m?re desirable architectuf-1 times on ral.Mllcked pavement before" treatment of the building and a stronger PalrOlrD.an Barw:lg finally chased down and more appealing visual character of suspect Davis on foot and flushed him . the area than is required by the basic out from beneatb a parked truck. ~- height limit in any zone. 1be chase, originating w:I~ a silent • -The increased building height would bUrglar alann at Standard Paclflc Corp., • not result in undesirable or. abrupt scale 1516 MacArthur Blvd., Irvine, ebded relationships being created between about 5:SO .:..m., with Davis' capture. structure and existing development or Newport Beach's police bellcopter - publlc spaces. Particular altentlon shall which wa1 cloee by at the time -" be given 14 the lntal built of the slnlclure shadowed the ground punult and . including both horir.onlal and vertical spotlighted the residential area wbelt , dimensions . Davis had dlsappured. -'lbe stlUcture shall have no more Autbor1Ue1 who qineered. t b • - Dodr area than could have been achieved recenUy Initialed lrvlnt Police llepart.-.- wlthout the use pennll ment - a detachment of Colll M ... The oew ordinapce will apply to all personnel serving on a contract basis - buildihg for wliich there has been no had, ~weci~ .ti, curb the Irvine burglary building pe~it ~ iS$ued on ~ date it rate.· · , becomes eHecllve. ' CoSta Mesa Police DetectJve Cap( Ed ,, Glasgow said today that infonnatlon Message Do1ne checked out by two of his men led to issuance of five 1 e a r c h warrants by ,. Wednesdar nlaht. Pilot a POW -Wife Gets Word Wa)'Jle Harber, who handles Coota Mesa commercial burglaries and Bob Lennert, assigned 14 I r v I n e ln- vesttg•tiollll, worked a 24-bour shill Into predawn hours today, Clpt. G~ SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Mooday began u just another lonely cloy !~ Pat Hanlen. Ber husband, Air Force caP.L Thomas· J. Hansen, was in a prisoner- of.war camp somewhere in North V(etnam and she was upecttna their flr!t child in two weeks. Bu t her mood changed quickly when she learned that Radio Hanoi broad. cast a .statement said to have been read by her husband. It was a message "' Mra. Hansen, 23. ''Ob m1 God, thank you, thank you," she said when told or the message. relayed In a report from Saigon. "Since betng·captured, I've been well taken care of," Hansen was quoted 11 saying. "~things have occupied my mind. You, the baby and the end- in&: of the war.'' 1be messaie ended with an· endor•ement of Sen. George S. McGovern, but but Mrs. Hanten refUled to comment on this part of the statement. Mrs. Hansen, had been lnld by the U.S. government that her. husbtnd, 28, wu .shot down June 11 but Monday's report wu the flnl lndlcatioa of bll pbyslcal condltlon. SERVICE. •• sa.ld. . Raids conducted al five local-- four ol them bualnesa macblnt ftrml -· led 14 recovery of 70 Items, includlnc • · typewriters, 21 adding 'machlnel, 12, check-writers, six calculaton and five ~· copy machines. "" "We think thla will clear up ill to • commercial bUrglarteo in li'Vine, Santa Ana and Costa Mesa,'' be remarked. Tiie captain added that more arrellll and filing of criminal chargt1 could· mull If It ii establi.shed that deaten knowingly accepted stolen merchandise. Locations where evidence .tacked lll'OUlld the Costa Meaa Pollet lltpart., ment · 1nvestlpttve 'bureoa loda)' '"'"II seiucr include nne· houJe ot Sl21 Pleree Ave., Costa Mea. How Much Is It Worth? " ' I In ti.. carpet business oomotimes it'1 worth EVERYTHING! Hardly • d1y goas by that w1 don't got • col regarding 1notl!1, company'• poor instanation. OccasionaOy th• damage resulting from poorly sewn Mims .,, taped sHms is not rop~irebl1. Then' the value of tho lnvoslmant looh pale indeed! Why pay $300.00 or $1500.00 for carpeting and gomble with the instaOation? W• maintain 10 of°"' own crews, an taught the ONLY woy to instaD corpeting -the RIGHT woyl Thto great.st majority of our busineu is m...1L There is• .... sonl •• ALDEN'S r • CARPETS e DRA~ES 1U3 Placfftfa Ave. COSTA MtSA ' '4Ml31 I • ' • ' ,. I • ., ·• -. • • Orange Coast Today's Fl•al EDITION N.Y. Stttk• -- * vot:. ~s. NO. 256, " SECTIONS, 50 l>A&ES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA • TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, ·1972 c TEN CENTS Attica Probe Team Scores Handling of Riot ALBANY (UP!) -'Ille cltluns' com. ml.salon named to investi&ate the Attica prlloit riot reported this afttmoon there pas "no justification" for the "clearly lndlscrlmlnate firing"' which put an end one year ago to the nation's bloodiest Jll'laon riot in which 43 men died. , "Wlth the e.1ception of the Indian tnwacres in the late 19th Century/' the comrnllslon-llllid-, "the state police assault Wh!Ch ended the four-day prison uprising was the bloodle!t encoun~r between Americans;.~ the Civil War..'' ,· Releulng Its llncllnp on the first an- nlveraary of the rebellion, the "blue rib- bon"' McKay Conunlasion aJao held that (l) the revolt wu spontanew., not plan- ned, (I) the demand for a..-y was the main harrier to a peaceM aolution, and (3) Gov.-Nelson A. Rockefeller should 1ie.v. gone lPJl!l ....,.. ' It recommended a series or prison reforms1 but alap suggested' that In case •·•&UC~· outbreaks prlsoris be retaken , . esa Pendleton . Jet Flights Supported . By L PETEii KRIEG Of .... o.u,. , ..... , ... Orange County Board of Supervisors Ola!tman Ronald w, Caspers Monday night called for 11: end to commercial jet flights at Orange Coonty Airport and an end to military fliCbts at the U.S. Marine Corps Air Statloo at El Toro. Caspers, in a 15-mlnute address before Newport Buch councilmen, .. wed to do all be can to ,lll llq!h --moved to • joint dllllaiHnllltary airport t'o be bull~ al Camp Pendleton. He llafd be w.lld .0 ~le 11 o w supemoon today to juthorlze a miuat for a Federal . Avhttion AdminiJtraUon (FAA) ltudy.of the Vropoaal, · . QJS!llVES 105TH llRTHDAY · • Lucy Marfy . ' quickly. il ~le, "' that negotittloM DOI include outside influences. Highllgbts ol the ~page report, p!U> photographs and lilml ,..,. scheduled for viewirig Wednesda)r at 8:30 p.m. over National EducaUooat Teltvlsion. 1be n~member panel, headed by Robert B. McKay, dean of the New York University Law School, spent 10 months interviewing 1,500 persons in both public and private seUions. I , The commts.sion warned a prison' r.lot , .DAltY PR.OT:.,.., ....... , CELEBRATIS IOIST BIRTHDAY Mlnrile1 Ma11ln1 ' could llappen again at AIUca. It aald It saw aome improvements in prbon life since the riot, but little reduction or the holtWUes. and frustrations that led to tbe riot. The commlssion ..oted that the be!! evidence that things bad not changed great]y at Attica wa this summer's strike by 900 ol the 1,200 AtUca inmates over the firing of a nurse and other con- ditions at the prison. The demonstration was peaceful. . · , "The cycle of misunderstandiilg, pro- oo· ' Man Nabbed In Chase . Faces Raps By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of !tie o.lty rntt Slaff A young janitor who likes fast, costly cars is accused today of up to eo Orange Coast commercial burglaries following an arouna-tbe-clock investijation and seizure of what police claim is about '30,000 worth of stolen office machines. Wlllle L. Davis, 26, of Orange, WU ar-. rested .and hooked on burglary charges about · dawn Wednesday, ending an ·~ ID.volV)Dc a dnmal.Ic '.CMl<OUD-.tr)"pollee chaie remjn\aCeill of the movie "The FWncjt Connection.'' nam• eHallad iiiuacle car -• lport -cif>ible of' Olttdlstanclng puraulng police unlts· -was demolished when It flnalty crashed through a fence Into a Hmrtlngton Bttch houae. , Tied closely to the plan would be ex· panslon of the Orange County Transit Dlatrlcl to' """" the airport, C.Spen aald. . He .llllid It would lake more than his el· forts alone to mQke It all happen, however. Happy Hundreds Costa Mesa Police Officer Bob Crogan'• squad car also sustained major damage when It piled UV on Talbert A venue, which comes to a deadend at Golden West Street In Hunttngton Beach. "'Neither I nor the full Board of l!upervtsors. acting Jolnlly, can get a piece of C'amp Pendleton by ounelves," be ~d, polnUng ouf what othen have Mesa's .l;entenarians Celebrate A new officer, Patrolman Crogan didn't know be was at the ·end of the road, while Officer Barwig -tralllng ilOO yards behind -wu · able to keep on Davis' tall when the suspect swerved into the right' turn. ~See AlllPORT, l'&(e I) 'Pal' ~i:ompeter Last Rites Held Funeral Services for long-time Costa t,lesa . resld•nt H. A. "Pal"' Trompeter were he)d Aug.' !O In Edgemon~ South Dakota. He ·died at his aummer home near' litll City 'Aug: 28 at the age of 69. Mr. Trompeter was born'in Edgemont In lliilS and lived there and tn Rapid City until 11139 when be moved his family to Coala Meaa. A marine constru!:!tlon worker, he and JWi wife, Helen, shared a borne at 22:26 Elden Ave. unUI his death. Mrs. Lucy Marty, C:O..la Mlisa'1 oldest resl\leot, celebrated he'r 1115th birthday Moad6y. And,~ loWJI, Mrs. Minnie Messing, the tfodlti3i>it, 0!'"flD<MJP fcir tile· lille, celebi:il!!d·her: lOlsl binhday. . · Both,ceotenarians were hooo~ in ceremonies .at 2 p.m .. held in two dif· f erent · c6nva1escenLhomes.:.. • Mrs. Marty. who wor:e an orange7ib- bon and~a dreu move than 50 ~ears old for the oocuion, ~ cheerfully a her companions at · the Couptry· Cjub Co6- valescent JloQJe .toasted Jier, with glassel ol fruit juice. .. . l'o them she was .nore like a. con- temporary. Members of the birthday party included Bessie, 18; Mamie, 90; Mary, 91 ; Jane, 90, and Antioch, 90. "l just led' an every day We," said the • former seamlress who baa lived tn Costa Mesa for. 2a years. She aald she had no advice for others who wb1ted to live as )oog but added, "l never ID10ked or drank. I j\lsl lei! a putt life." Mrs •. ~. ,.ho accepted.a ride in the Cost. Mesa police l>ellcopter "hen she waa 101, ~ved a birthday cake and a bouquet of flower,.duriDg Monday's Pl"" ty. . Everyone laking part In the celebration for Mrs. Messing . at Park Lido Con- valescent Cerlter .sang "Happy Birthday" as, she was presented with a decorated ca~ and a dozen ·red roses. Mrs. Messing, Wife ol an orange grower, actually lived in Costa Mesa longer than Mrs. Marty. She moved to Costa Mesa from Kansas in 1921 to manege a 10-acte grove at 20th Street and Santa Ana Avenue. Ironically, the chaae route followed out of Irvine Monday Is tbe same used In I~ wben a pair of bank bandits pursued from Santa Ana sailed into the deadend Huntington Beach intersection. Their old 'jeclan -doing 90 miles per hour -amnshed broadside Into a small van carrying Westminster High School students to spring play practice, kllllng two and injuring the rest, including a teacher. This time, neither Davis nor his pursuers, Costa' Mesa officers Gary (See CHASE, Page !) SU"lvon Include Mr. Trompeter'• wile; two daughters, Rita Heltzel, SaCl'amento, and Jean Keating, Garden Grove; a aon, E. C. 1'Ted" Trompeter, Lodi ; a stepdaughter. Mlld!'ed Eley, Hill City, South Dakota; a 'brother, Dr. L. R. Trompeter, Rapid City, South Dakota; a ·· sister, Beu Neville, Costa Mesa, and eight grandchUdren. C~.~ple Plead No Contest ~ Ill: $240;ooo Capron Theft Catalina Mayor Getting Upset Over Chicanos AVALON (AP) -Mayor Raymond Rydell, who told a group of Mexican· American acUvists they were welcome after tovading Santa Catalina Island Aug. 30, now saya the group may be making ''treasonable" statement!. ' I Fn>m Wire s..,tcea •FRESNO -An ex-banker and his wile have 'ent~ no coolest ptell to reduced cl/lrges b,volvlng ~ of '2-IO,tlllll rrom the eltate of one ol the Orantl• Coast's You might need your umbrtllas crustlelt, 11101t colorful mllllonalres. w,edneaday, accord Ing to the Former bank president Albert L. weathertady who ..., acattertd Shipley Jr., and Mra. Eveijn srUpley had sprinkles lollnwed by a • u n n Y be ,_ .. cled on two coun" Gt "pplng to-altemoon with highs In the upper ~ '" w 700. · to fllnda lert by the late, George Capro9. INSmE TODA\' Tbe. ~ major Iea,ue blse!>all Tiie prlmi«111 cov1.cJw1Uing player •ID&lled • fortune, In hundredl of tribe of tJac PhUippim1 -111< acra of Orange Coast land holdings T41ada¥• -•llar incre.,.d lft whlcla,trtpled and quadrupl<ll In value. poputotloil bl/ f.,.. ,,.._t 1Dlth His •I'll vaJoe Wll aharplJ cut In llltlll thl ncent bfrdl of • ,..,.. bob¥. when c.-·· ~ Ednall rued for 1'or account l1f """ Hf• GmO!IV • ' aeparste mal~ and 11111 Ued up th• ti•¥ trtb• ..... llMJ/ Pogc '· fli mUlloa In addition to llnlnc ber "' { ~ ,. =--,!:' .,... ............ ~ ..... , -..... ..... - -·,·· i.w· ... ai•-1'1 ~·-..... c ,, _. -'orler tar'Mr.; c.prnn, ho died • 111o1t ~ •:, :C: ,........ ;i~ u 1 me laterled, lea 111 vlnc ~ abate of t.be .,..,....., ':" • '""''""" ~ " ortuDe 1 up estate. === 1 -, .. ~? == 1 : Varloul lndl\'lduall and corporations , .... ._.. ' ........... t>M t.ft been encqed ln cJa1mlnc partJonl = ~ : WWMi *"'. 4 of the remalalnc Clpron money, )4efetd Coual1-1. Georp O. Murty aet Od. I • • as ·probation bearing date for Mr. and Mr1. Shipley, who were lndlcled by tho c.U.ty grand jury for allegedly taking 1 abatt of It. They lnltlalty pleaded Innocent, but cbanied ihe plea to no contest In return !cir which authorities dropped the first porttoo of Ole tw0<:0unt lndictnient. "'lbe more I think of It, the more treasonable it sound!:," Rydell said Mon- day in refertnce to a statement by the "invaden" that this island off the Southern California coast belonga to Melico. 1be group, 25 men and one woman who are mefhberl of the activist Brown Berets, have asked residents here to "please understand that yoa are located on Mulcan territory.'' The Berets say Catalina !lland was not ceded to the United States aloog with Callfomla alter the Melican·Amerlc1m war ln !Ml 'Ille Bertts dlmhed atop a hillside overlookJni this aleepy tourist com- CRIUST1ANS'l'ED, SI. Croix V.I. (AP) munlty two weeb ago, erected 1 ·giant "-"~· ~nd .acr~'"·•led "ltllean Ill( and aid they wanted do Rbugh Country Hindering FBI --g-.. • '.''"'"•-!il!!il(e I"'!., 41scuD" ll(exlc11-"1llaldol att l>el · !iv• el-1 ,~.....,,,,; .. : Ith 11hO!n,ever ~ -1rr,. ..i ~who 1>ave 1tn11.-. • ·11ata.'f"T'7 · 'llllllll! ~I· for.-a w.t lo · · ifcir~ iaii~ "Id M""" '1iiiiil IMm • • • •· , ~ liq; ''We aro practlclng ..,,, ahonglnal 'nie five are ·=Ith kllll;. eight rl"ts" as ~an~' 'of · Mezlean , ciienl by ~Ylnl the lalend. -~ ... -m-dllrlng a ,at U. Foantaill )ydell, 1~ty pwlnC ahort of pa- Valley Goll Com11,. Wadnw Gonce ll'Jlh Ilia Melican-Americans aid, day. Two ttber --In JIU fllclnc wan!''° rtler this to the j)roper .,.,.. Clhatieo in -with Ille slaYlncJ. ol tllti federal pvernment" • .. • test and reaction continues and con.. frontation remain,, the only language ln which the inmates feel they can call at· tentlon to the system," the report said. ''The possibility the Attica townspeople will again hear the dread sounds of the powerhouse whistle is very real ," the report said. It added: "Attica is every pri!On. and every prison Is Attica ... that the ex- plosion octurred first al Attica was prob- ablv chance." The report di~ not name anyone still subject to criminal prosecution. Volumea of private te.stlmony are still being sought. however. by Deputy Attorney General Robert E. Fischer. tor his grand jury invesligation of the riot. There was no immediate reaction to the report from either Rockefeller or Correction Commissioner Russell G. Oswald, who had command at Attica. The McKay Commission was appointed by the state's !(Ip five judges to in- vestig3te "the events lei1ding up to, dur· ing and following the riot." DAILY PILOT Stiff ,...,. POLICE TALLY TAKE IN BUSINESS MACHINE BURGLARIES · Investigators Bob Lennert (lift) ind Wayne Harber Longtime ·Countian Dies Funeral services for Raymond K. Eastman, a lifelong resident of Orange County, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in the Bell Broadway Mortuary Chapel, Costa M~a. Mr. Eastman, who lived at 1880 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa , with bis wife, Alice, died Monday at the age of 72. Born in Anaheim In 1899, Mr. Eastman moved to Costa Mesa in 1923 to open a dry goods store but abandoned his business after the Depression. He went to work for a Santa Ana furniture company where he remained for 35 years. Mr. EaJtman and his wife both worked 11 youth adviaora In the First United Methodist Church of Cosla Mesa Cor 1t years. Later he became Sunday School superintendent, a post he held for more than 25 years. Mr. Eastman was a member of the church for more than SO years. He is survived only by his wife. Famed Artist Dies LOS ANGELES (AP ; -Ma x Fleischer, c:reater of the "Out of the Inkwell" cartoon series and inventor of more than 200 motion picture production devJces, died Monday. He wu 89. Smog Sniffing Patrol w Check Vehicle Exhaust CalHomla Highway Pal w~begin anlHlng out smog violator s In the Orange County area btglnntn this Fl' ay; Using an e.xhaust gu yzer y will perform road checks on 1966 or newer modcl domestic cars Ujbt trucb with gasoline engines of 1'60 cubic inch or great.tr CIJ)9CUy. Tbls takeJ· in moat American-made vehicles. Motortsta oper&tlni· vehlclea In vlolaUoo of ltandards will receive a writ- ten wamJng requiring them to obtain a certllicatt of compliance with exhaust standards from an authorbed Motor Vehicle Pollution Control station. Failure to obtain cerlllicatiOll coold rauit'm a citation. Walter PU(tlnlkt. Califomla~way Patrol Commissioner, said the an•· bzel'l'.,flll be operaled la·Cll>~ with the Highway Patrol's roving pa>-""'Pl' •ejilcle JnepectjoOo. . • A four-and-Hall mootll puqt ;atiiily ti ..,aoslon violations In eight areas of Calli~ .....,.... thal of tha .. '121 ~t.,t~. 5,125 or 21.1 percent were ln»IOl.tloo. , • .1. In the Orange <"Aunt1 ana ~2,TO cars wtre tested and 74.2 were round In violation, That rt-ts 28.t -L 1'The: pilot studv results 9dicate the practicality of mee.surlng e1haust ecn1sam. al madsfde, Uwa '1f' fed that realistic enforcement can now be Initiated," Pucllnskl Aid. . . . ' • • ,f OAILY PILOT c Martha Speaks. Councilmen· Identifies --Attacker' in Newport Endorse Use 1'.mt!NGroN (AP) -M a r n a Mlldioll 11a1 kl•ntlflad Illa me ""° allesedly tore the l•leplJOne from the wall at the Newporter Inn ln Newport Beach during her conversation wllh a reparlll' last June u lht new htld of llOCW'ity for Ille Committee for tht Re- election or lht Prmdent. II ~ ·111u.J 1ood. Siie aid IW ....,,., Loo J111>1anok7, ..... - dtuablu out to .. 1 lout did ... -.... in *D1 "'Y. Siie Aid lht WU untble to COiii.et ll<r husband and wu not allowed to call room lel'Vice or a maid. Mn. lolllchtD oald Kin( tnd Miu Jablonaky left without • word after the story appeared tn the nelt day's newspapers. Of Copters Neiq>ort llucb aJUDCilmen Jdoru!q night told Poli« Chit! II. James Glavu ID ileep his htllcopters u qulel U poui- bl•, but also unanimously endoned hbr llJe ol them to protect -le and prop- erty. In an lnterll.ew with Clare Crawford published In 1oday'1 Eventns Star and News, Mr>. Mllcbtll abo llCCllMd the new 1eCUrlty chief, Sieve King, al throw- ing htr to the floor and kicking htr when aht r .. lsted tht efforts of I doctor to give her an lnjection. King was assigned as a bodyguard to Mn. Mitchell at the time, the Star-News reported. He lat<r WU elevated IO htld of aecurlty after hll: boss, James W. McCord Jr .. was arrested with four other penorw in the alle1ed buggl~ attempt et Dtmocrallc National Committee htad· quarters. That incideM occurred the weekend before Mn. t.1itchfll told a reporter she had 1iven her husband, former Att y. Gen. JQhn N. Mitchell, an ultimatum to either resign as head of President Nlx· on's re-election campaign or loee her. Mrs. Mitchell was in a Newporter room in Newport Beach at the time . The con- versation was cut short when the telephone line went dead . Mn. Mitchell tQ!d the Star·News she had jult told the reporter politics wu a dirty businw when King jerked the telephone cord from the wall. She said he also pulled the telephone from the wall in her daughter's room . The star-News said Mrs. Mitchell broke a two-mcJl\th silence on the incident to refute a magazine artlcle that said King wu not involved and did not give her an Injection. Mn. Mitchell uld a doctor gave her the Injection agalnsl her orden and King lleld her down. "He threw me down and kicked me with his n.ibber soled shoes,'' Mn. Mitchell was quoted as saying or King. She said she hurt htr hand tnd the wound required 111 stitches. Mra. Mltcllell told tho Slar·N.,,._ she wu kept 1 prilooer in the hotel room for BLOODMOBILE TO VISIT HOAG A bloodmobile will be stalloned at Hoas Memorial Roqltal from 2:30 p.m."to 7 p.m. Sept. 21. Anyone In good heallh -... the •sea o1 11 and e II •llglble to donate blood. The Amerlcea N• Uonal Red C!'oll, Orange County Chapter, I! lqlOl1IOrlng the blood drtve and urges donm mah ap- polntmenla by calllna them at ~ 15&!1. ' • • Gerald G. Gist; Noted Fish Rod Maker, Succumbs G•rald G. Gist, a ~y•ar-old Costa Mesa resident wbose handiwork assured millions of fishennen that the big one wouldn't get away, died Mon.day. He was 57 and for about is d tboae years. he operated a shop that put the finishing touches on fishing rods turned _ out by Costa Mesa's flourishing fiberglass industry. The small finn at 2111 Valley Road, where Mr. Gist lived with his wife Dora, applied eyehole fittings and thread wrap- pings to the synthetic glass shafts. Several years ago. the shop shut down and Mr. Gist and his son Gary opened a day nursery school. Both King and Mbs J1blontky rtfused to comment on the 1t.ory, the Star·Newa said. The Star-Newt also quoted a JOUrce close to MltcheU as denying rumors Mn. Mitcbtll had bad a nervous breakdown. The llOllree dacribed the speculation aJ .. absolutely ri<Hculou1" and aald Mn. MHchell's version of what happened in the hotel room was "accurate ... that variat~ in the story were 11imply a matter of degree." · From Pagel CHASE ..• DAILY flll.OT Mlfr ...._ PUSHES PENDLETON PLAN County Supervisor Ca1pert From Page J Allu a boisterous -r public hearing that saw the leader of the con- certed helicopter protest movement stalk out, councilmen gave every indlcatkm their support for the air patrols rtmalnl .. !Inn .. lht day the pal!W started nearly two years ago, .. It would be a catastropbe to dtprlve Newport Beach police ol. them," said Mayor Donald A. Mcinnis, quollilg a let- ter from a U.S. Dlstricl Court judge. "It'• the respomibilil)' of the dty coun- cil to provide basic and necemry services the people themselves can't pro- vide -fire and police protection," aald Cowicllman Carl Kymla. "And it's our responsibility to provide Barwig, Owen Kreza and Patrolman AJRPO RT those who give us police protection with Croger -whose car cruhed -were in-• • • the best pos5lble tools," Kymla said. jured in Monday's high.speed chase. OnJy Councilmen Paul Rykcoff and Officer Kreza's car 1pu.n out three said before, that it will be 1 political John Store stopped short of unqualified times on ra.Jn.slicked pavement before decision. backing. RyCkoff asked' if llmlUng Patrolman Barwig finally chased down "It wUl take the cooperation of the routine patrols was feasible. Glaves said suspect Davil on foot and flushed him military, the Concress and the President no. out from beneath a parked truck. to get the Orange COUnty airport site Store asked for and got an amendment The chase, originallng with a silent which we deserve." Caspers aaid. to the motion calling on Glavas to burglar alann at Standard Pacific Corp., He did not refer to the Marines' con-prepare a stall report within six weeks 1516 MacArthur Blvd., Irvine, ended sistent opposition to use of Pendleton as outlining what can be done to cut noise. about 5:30 a.m., with Davis' capture. an airport. The endorsement came after pre.sen-- . Newport Beach'• police helicopter -Caspen said there 11 nowhe~e within tatlons by S. Paul Freed and other which wu close by at the time -Orange County to tum for a new airport residents who oppose the daily routine shidowed the ground purault tnd slle. He said ht thinks _ d"Jllte nobuffi patn>IJ -tnd by Glavas and other spotlighted the residential area where in attempts to get San Diego County of-residents who favor them. Davil had dlaappeared. ficials to endorse the plan -that It can Freed, however, stormed out of the AutbortUa who englnffrtd t b e come to be because Camp Pendleton "Is rueetlng shouting, 41l'm leaving, this is recenUy initiated Irvine Police Depart-within the sphere of influence of our nonsense," as Edwin Cohen, chief ment -1 detachment of Cost• Mesa county.'' engJneer for the Hughes Tool Company, . penonntl 1erving on a Contract basil -Caspers said his rapid transit proposal builders of the aircraft; called Freed had expected to curb tbe Irvine burglary would feature "an integrated surface "irrational" for _ ~ecl~g t 11 a t rate. ---. · ·-· transpbrtalfon -System· including high-beUcopten wUI never tie qUiet. Costa M ... Pollce Detectl!• Capt. Ed _ ~d ~ut"!_ lines ~ tie ..i~ _ _ Cohen moments !arller, bad accused Glasgow-aalct-1oday-·Jbat lrillll'lnaUblr terminal laciffUes to tlie newly propO;..J another"prol<!JB, OWln r.rtrmer. ~. checked out by two of his men led to take off and landing slrip In Camp Tustin Avenue, of "distorting reality. issuance oI five 1 e 1 r ch warrantl by Pendleton." when be called the hellcopten unsafe. Wedneaday llllhl. Newport councilmen offtred llttle com-Joining Freed In his anU-htllcopter Wayne Harber; who handJet C.0.ta ment although Vice Mayor Howard presentaUon were Harbor laland attorney Mesa commercial buralarleo and Bob Rogm agrted with a polnl by Caspers Harold S. "P•te" Voegelin, who labeled Lennert, ualgned to Irv l n e in-that stroag public aupport will also be use of the bellcopten: "a violation of our veatigatkllll, worked a ~ 1hlft into needed constituUonal rights." . predawn houri today, Capt. Glasgow Cas~n said he waa glad to see 8 He claimed they violate ~ 4th ~d said. . formation of the new cilium group, 14th Amendments, the .protection a~t Raldt conducted at five kicltlons -Airport Action Association, f 0 r m e r unlawful search and smure and invaston four of them bualnt.u machlne firms -Freeway Fighters, wbo are organizin& to or pi.vacy. led to rtcovery al 70 ltema, Including 26 mount a publlc campaign agalnat jel Former Newport-M.,. ocbool trustee typewrlten, :n adding macblne1, 1% rughla al Orange c.imly Airport. Donald Strauu, while dro-the de- cbect-wrlten, all: cal.cula.ton and five Rogera said u1t•1 a matter now mand for joint ue fl. bellcopteni with copy machlnea. between the 'people and Washington nel8hborlng communilles, ubd thet the "We tblnk thla wlll, clear up 511 to 60 D.C." He asked Caspers to "keep ua In-council at 1-RI a trial period<>! llllng commerdal hF-glarles In Irvine, Santa formed on how we can help tnd 1e1 1hla he!lcopten "' emer1ency c:allir only, The .\Ila ancl•CollO Mala," bl remarked. airport do"" to Pendleton." C<lllDdl f_...i lolo p1ao;. • ..,,, . 'Ille caplaln ~ded Iha! ~ arreru Caspers 1n his talk indlcated ht -d Glavu started his • report by playing and filing of crlmlna1 cbarfu could not support eay propoul for dvillan use tape recordings of ·throe aclual pollce result if it ii eatabllilhed that dealers of El Toro even u an interim IOJutlon. dramas in-which the helicopter wa! inowtngly accepted ttolen merehandile. ' re9pon.slble for appre&ension o r Location> whtno evidence llacked * * * criminals. around lbe Costa M.,. Police Depart-Tht police chit! Introduced a young meot tnv..UpUve bureau today ,..... Grand Jury Uni' t co.ta M ... girl who told councilmen how seized Include one bowe at 3121 Pl•rce the htllcopter bad reecued htr liter aht Ave., Costa Mesa. had fallen down the cliffs of Upper Two Costa Mesa. 'Bands to Travel Bands from both Costa Mesa high school campuses are Roi.DI on the road this month. · The Estancla High School Band travels to the L<is Angeles Coliseum Saturday night for a haU-time performance during the USC-On!gon State 1ame. Band Director Peter Fournier says the Eagles marching band will join 45 other bands from California for a massed performan« under the direction of Disneyland Band Director J a m e s Christensen. Set to Discuss Newport Bay. Cohen's talk on noile and safety follow- ed and then came a C'.al State Fullerton All'• port Future prof....,.. who told of sludies showing lhe ht)lcopter'1 .tfectlveneu. Nm Gtavu called Lou Ku, acting ad- mlnlstnlor ol Hoar lo'.,,,.,rtal Hospital, wbo told of the emersency ..... flown In and 91 many fnllancel wben htlicopten n11b blood ind plaema lo help save lives. Orange County Alrport and Ila future will be discussed Thursday at 1 luncheon meeting of the Grand Juron' AnociaUon of Orang• County, Tht group of former grtnd jury members will meet at the Airporttr Inn on MacArthur Boulevard in Irvine to htar Dan Emory, lirport jet flight op- ponent and Robert Bresnahan, county director of aviation, debate the iuut. In a bulletin announcing the event, association Preti dent J. Leslie Steffen1tn of Newport Beach posed the!e qu..Uona: -Should It (the airport) be made a full nedged commercial airport with guided but steady growth? l'lm GlaV.. turned lo R o b er t M"°'l'!Y, president of the Newport Harbor Chamber al Commerce, who told of the merchants' support of the program and said, "The police department ill not out selling htllcoplul, tt'1 out protecting ~ ... -Glavu Introduced other speakers and when he concluded, others came up to talk on their own. · • OAtLY PILOT lflft .... Waiting For The Day Karen Carstensen, 18, Brooks! Hull, 18, and Frenda French, 22, are among the 13 candidates vying for the Miss Costa Mesa tlUe. The se- lection will be made Oct. 15 during the Fiesta de Costa Mesa. Others may e11ter . the contest by submitting applicalions to the Chamber of Commeree by Oct 10. • ' ----.. Message Ho111e Pilot a POW -Wife Gets Word SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Monday began as Just another lonely-day for Pat Hansen. Hu husband, Air Force Capt. Thom" J, H8Men, -In a irlloner- of-war camp somewhere in North Vletnam and she was e1pecting their flrrt child in two weeks. But her m~ changed quickly when she learned that Radio Hanoi broad- cast a statement said to have been read· by her husband. It was a mesaqe to Mrs. Hansen, 23. '~h my God, thank you, thank you," she sa1d when told or the mesaa1e, relayed In 1 report from Saigon. _ _ _ _ _ _ , --• .. "SliiCi"belng captured, I've been well taken care of,'1 Hansen wu quoted u saying, "Three lhlng1 have occupied my mind, You, the baby and the erJd. iDg of the war." ·'Ille menage ended wllh an endorsement of Sen. George S. McGoffm, but but MrL Hansen refused to comment oo this part of the statement Mn. Hansen, bad been told by the U.S. government Iha! htr hueband, II, was lhol down JUDe 'II bu! Monday's roport was the llnl lndlcallm ol his pbyalcalcondlllm. ' Israel's Meir Delivers • W anring ~or Terrorists. From Wire 8ervlcn Israeli Prime Mlnl.!lter Golda MeJr said today in Jerusalem that .Lsraei would smite terrorists "wherever it can reach them ." " . And ofllcl1l Cairo Radio Aid larJel In agreement wltb the United States ii about to carry out a large scale military operation against Syria and Lebanon. Meanwhile, rosidenla of tbe aouthern Lebanese city of Sidon said two Israeli warplane• broke the .90Und barrier over the town 1oday, They Jold UP In Beirut the plaDu came iD from the sea and headed for Israeli-occupied Syrian territory where there was a minor border incident this morning. U.N. Secmary Gen.rel Kurt Waldbelm abo expreS!ed bope today the General Assembly ..,.Id take steps ID prevent further acts or terrorllm and violence against clvillans. "! am deeply worTled about these acta," Waldheim Aid. "It ii for thia reaaon !bat I have decided to put this question on the agenda Or the auembly'a upcoming aat.h session." Caln> Radlo made Ila charp a-tllo mllltary In • commentary and ur ... Arab countll<e and -les to bl on mu- tmum llert. ll died reporla from Beirut, Damaacuil tnd Tel Aviv about lqe lsraell mllltart mobilization near the border tnd callld the mobUl!atioo "thick and unuaual." "In light of all this, we Clll conclodo thet lsra•l, In agreem'nt with, the' UDI~ Statet, Is on Ila way ID carry out_ larl' scale mllltary operatlona a I a In a I Lebenon and Syria," the radio uki. The Beirut new1paper An Nabar a1lt ,.,,.rted an lncrwe ol laraell "m!lltary patrols along the border and sakl Imel! workers stopped pictinl applu at orcbarda near tllo -and clvlHan can were not being seen "" roads In that region . In Beirut, th • French-langual)I newspaper l'Orient le Jour said the Syrian sovenunent lllled rutrlctlonrr agalnS1 Pa1 .. 11ne guerrilla operatlona agalllst llrael and even tllCOlltapd com- mandos baaed In Syria ID lilcalate lhelr atlaw a1alnS1 llrael. It quoted unlrJm. tilled Syr!ID offldala In DamUCUJ. Graveside funeral services are set Wednesday at 11 a.m. In Harbor Rest Memorial Park. Costa Mesa, with Dr. James O. Comba of the First Baptist Church officiating. Besides his wife and son, !ltr. Gist leaves a daughter Mrs. Terrie Quet'ner and brothers MAurice and Charles G;~t. The Coola M ... High School Mustang Band and flag team. directed by Earl Treichel, will p«fonn a concert or marches and pop tunes at 11 a.m. Sept. 29 at the Los Angeles County Fair, Pomona. - -Should it.I paMenger 1ervtce be pbu- ed out as soon as possible? -Should ii be limited to Ila presently numbered daily flights hul no mon1 SERVICE ... OlANGI COAIT ... DAILY PILOT ni.°'"'9 c.et D41L'I' 1"11.0T, ""91 ""la k ~ m. ,.~ ... , ..... "' ""'Or~ ea.11 1"111:11111111"' com...nr. SeH- nte edltloni aN '*'41..,..,,,. M«ld•'f fllrwM Frlll1r. ltw c.i. "'-· frf~ hKfl. 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C.• ..... e.-... ... w ...,... ... ,;•··iii· .. • .. • ... 11.1• -1¥1 '"'" ..... .. ....... . { MesaShopp~ng Center Hosting Brit~h Show Don't be surprised to hear the chimes of London's Big Ben tolling in north Costa Mesa this month. Or to see Trafal11a r Square lions, Union Jack flags, the Piccadilly Circus statue and the London skyline at South Coast Plnza. It's all part of an effort by the British government to turn the llhopping center intc a mlnl·Britain Sept. 28-0ct. 2. The $750.000 cultural and trade pro- motion Is called British Expo '12 and represents England'• fir1t try 1t holding a major e1poalUon tn anything but a world cApital. Gtne Robtns, manager of the Plaza , said he secured the exhibit through negoliRtiOns with Lord Alfred Robens. an Engllsh cabinet member, during the past two years. Lord Robens Is Gene Rohen&' uncle. About 100,000 persons ere expected durlng each d11y of the 11-day event which will ft1ture English per!Onallties;. a British Pop Day, a concoora d1elegance Cl Rolls Royce and Bentley cai-s, the Royal Sco+tlsh Country Oancera, and a Welsh choir. Robf11s said the Plaza will be decorated with nags. heraldic banners. anncrtal thlelds, eo&ll oJ arrns and repUcaa of Plccadilly'1 "Eros," the Trafalgar lions, and a giant mural of Ule London skyline. .. Overhead will be htard the >OUlldl of London, ruch as tradlUonsl Cockney songs, crl., of 1trtel tra<lers and the chlmea of Bii Ben," the Plau manaser added. There will alao be IJ*lal dl1playa llUch es the Two EllUbelha Exhlb!Uon, h> clucUng a valuable aelectlon of treasuru from the !lrll Ellllbelhan fl• ll- Juatratlng the ties between BrttAin and Cal~ornla thro\iih the viiyafel \of Sir Francie Drake. 'l'be new Ellzabetlian age .. hlbil will show Brlllsh acbl1vomW.a In science and ttehnololl'. Some ol the aldor uhlbll1 are cur- ,.nUy on dlaplay In the Brltlsll m""•m at Plymoulh end will be Oown ID C.llfornll under llaavy -1tcurlty, ..,. cording ID ~no. l'ho artlcleo llava boen liilured In .. ..., ol •1 million. AIIO ll\Cludtd In Brllllh• Elpo !'II will be Ille penonal r•d!IC 1llb ~ ~ Elisabeth D rtpllcu ol the Q'twll Jewd1, moc1;\1 of drtlo lllroulh thi qaa wllh detailed rtproduc\lonl al period c,.. lum01, and golllng rellca lrom !bl Ro,.i and Ancient Goll Club at II. .Aldrewa. ' How Much Is It W 9rth? In the carpet business sometimes it'; worth EVERYTHING! Hardly 1 day goe1 by that wo don't get 1 coR nigardlng 1nother company's poor instaRation: Occasionally the damage resulting from poorly sewn seoms or taped seams i1 not ·repairoblo. Then the value of the investment loon pale indeed! Why P"Y $300.00 or , $1500.00 for carpeting end gamble with the instollation 1 , We maintain 1A of our own crews, in taught the ONLY w1y to install carpeting -the RIGHT way! The. g1'111tost majority o~ our bu1iness Is relerr1l. There is• rHsonl ALDEN'S CAIP!TS e DRAPES 1663 Placentia Awe. COSTA r,l!SA 646-4131 HOURS: Mon. Tltru ,.,,.,,.., t 19 •.JO-Piil., t to t-SAT~ t::IO 19 5 ' . t