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-MONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER :ia, 1972 Benabrandt lor $7"700 ·
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Hanoi Relea.ses · 3 American
I C'lement,e Bird Coast Man
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Shrrend~rs ··
. . ,. . ·fi1 Slaying
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A liewport --wllo .,.. ronlered • a -1111-the slaying of • ,..... __ ..._ lmary _ bea...
.. inl Iii~ llomae plote BIZZAR L-------...;.--...1 ·Is aO'ugbt lodq, -belnc flown bac1t to 111e 0nqie eout am 1DC11111ng 1o
~ a monler chup. · Nixon to Cut
Aid to· Drug
Ttaffiekers •
Carliss K. Ankeny, 33, of the ·T......,
Aparimeuta, 31%1 W. Coast Hlgbwly, turned ··-In to Police at San Anlehno In tile San Francisco Bay area
late 'Sanda)'> nlgbt.
lie ,WU booRcf Cll man!er charges In
the dNtA of 'Dlaile E. Slncl•lllll, 22, of -West Lns Angeles.
MIA. Sinllelon died al Hoag Memorial
llolpital 'Somday momtng, about eicbl ·
hours • after ille was, d!:opped off lbere ·
WASHINGTON (AP) -President N'II• wit6 a ballet wwnd In lier bead by• mm
m vowed today be -.Id cut off all U.S. ~slipped away wi_t\lout tdenut1)nc
-1c and military aid to any country Ankeny lllmDdered abortly after 10 ·~leaders protect ''be merchants of p.m. In -tbe company of an attorney,
lea th who traffick In ~roln." saying be -wanted In COllDectlon with
&el<cting an intematlonal narcotics tile slxdlng, llCll:Onjing to San Anselmo
!Ontral conference to ,..pond t o pi>lice:
D e m o c r a t J c nominee Geo r & e Detective set Ed abbartlli was sent
McGovern's criticism of his war on to the Bay Area city to ·brlns tile suspect
lrup, Nixon said "very sharp recent In-boct ·lboanl an Air California jeUlner at
., ....... In heroin prices In the eastern 11:30 s.m.•toclltl
United Slalea "Indicate that tile supply Ir Police Ai•H•lty Relations Officer ...._h?ll! up and that the_.. ls on the Slln ~Aid lllMlfpton mow u~
...... I cirUI trade. tie a!Joul .the l1ilf eel aNJll pre-i time,
"We m aolnrto Wt> the hea\'t'!f' 11-••=-or lbe)hootlng . lheie deoplcabl<i profiteers 1n <l!;d· wlthoat ,...ming
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~ and are •pul In prllon where they ~lclde dellietfftl dJd point OU~
belq,'",Nbm oaJcl• In prepared )COlll how•er. that prior to ~···Sanday
iMnta. • ~ .. autrimd· endef, a n1111ve or 'lli!s
1111 ldmlnb&atlon bas malle J>l'OlmS ..._Ion . also . !Mr roommate, -In. curbing tile dnlf tramc, Nino said, tactid the hoapltiJ aiid'ile~ able to tcfen. ·~we mull 'do 'm0n !O'wln thta·war tlfyjlbe victim. ' ·
an.I,.. muat do 11~'"' "'""'qulckty." Auto~ Un1iW lo •botb 'fldlm and
He uked the U.S. diplomata who auspecl •-U, ha'" -~ on
coordinllte ....-lflorts to curb drug the cue, -Newport Beodi poll<e io.
oiippliol to' "°'""" "lbll _.i ~~• publlc ,~ for a Id In
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• :(\1111 dq>a, 111• ,..11nid 1lellilng llid)llal lllnlleton. u<ept lor
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; Avail l!epL 11. 110~-Cecil She .... delfvered lo HOOi Memorial
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They came·by sea and .some-even staked out a dalm on the beach.
ll<!publican backers oI President -Nixon said Sunday's waterbo)'De
parade on hls'bebllf In NeWp<>tt Harbor was the• bi~gest boat parade
In .Orange _ Counfy'hlstory -about 127 boats with ·1,300 paying
passengers, including movie stars and political personalities. Others
noted that the parade made·tbe harbor seem like the-Hollywood Free-way ·at·rdsh hour.
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Laguna Man Buys 165tJ -
' Rembrandi for $7,700 .
An ~-11).lnell P«>ancMnlt ·lkeldl<by cbaln,·wbo received tile sketch· In trlde
Rembrandt now beloJig.a to a• LatUna for Jewelry In 00.
Beach engineer. •11 ls a beauty , •• a charmlilg little
'V.O •' Bl bird "--.n,;.._ ............ It ' I 'ted -.. -·-•Jan ~ar.J ; ae .,.,,,,_ u...... -'*"'"" ·--~. llUtluted•riro·C>thtt bldden for iho'draw· dli.ct.r orliio.i:,,... BOoch ~of 1Da •t .. ,aucl!!>!i'<&mdaf at tbe•New-Art, who i,ttOmid'tbo ..,uon. "He paid
• -pirler loD. .-a fair prlce 'for If.•
Kolar poll!. '7;'10t for the dl<a·lllll Tbe drawing, be aald, wu probably
lhtch. Bidding started al 1$,000, ml ripped from ene of. Rembrandt's •ketch
WOlll up In lncremebta ol •too. pods. "Al\hO<Jgh tile paper bas mellowed,
'Tbe "'Jltud,J• ol an Aged Woman" wu • the Ink la vary fresh. 11 lookl' as U It wu_
~!h:!!!!!il!!!!!~!J•!'..! valued •t •11,000 by art appralsen al the done yesterday." Enman added.
-~ ,-Houao fllf Hllr1fon ln LOI Anplel-111 JulJ ...; KOiar c00ld not he reached llill monlilg
iF:-:;:~:/:":te"J':; ~==·~ Sea Hero Succumbs
LY PILOT ollleo. l'll al D ..it Ill)' If a bed bae boaten or 11 1111n aruLA VllTA (A\') -MJnol Min. n.·~l·=·.:.:'&l'a -~·:· i_;t~::,ir •:::..-&,. =-of~~·-~-=.: ~-~!!' , . ::,;;t;t.,.;r;:·: I 'w ::=.8:.i:I-,~'::."'=
of=~ peld for tile patnU111 'Ill for colmaelll oo the pure~.
go to a llclonce -baikHlli ,flmd ol Following tile aucUon, however, he told
Loi Anlole Bapllll Coll4p la Nowllall. a reporter he was nol an art collector,
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'Ille -ha owned the po1ni.,. • b bul lliat lie half "bean! ot lltmbnndl·"
put five ~-Tbe fll!IOUI Dllldl polnltr -full It WU doneled by Jim Meodior. ...... name WU Rembrandt llannenDooo de
deal of Ibo llar of llD Jft*J iln llijn, Uwd ll'cll ta to J.i9.
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POWs
Relatives
Attend .R~
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Ceremony ·
HANOI (.u'J -'lbree Amer!ean )lllol9
shot down during bomb raldl • ..,. 1fG1111
Vietnam have been releuod fniin: -tlvily at a eeremony ...,_ by Ille
North Vietmmeee Army ml ·-by n!lativ" and U.S. peace actlvllla wllo
journeyed I<> Hanoi.
They are Navy Lt Norril <hrlea, 27,
whose wife Olga had nown from a.
Diego: Navy Lt Markbm GartleJ', a,
whose mother, Minnie Lee GartleJ', came
from Dunedin, Fla .. and Air Fonne llaj.
Edward Ellal, SI, of Valdolta, G.. .
Overjeyod -al-their new 1-, Ibo
three flien wen ne1t-eppeuiac Jn,MW
civilian clothlnc provided Iha tpr -day's 40-miarte C11emot1y, 1 ,_. ...
far In Ille anaoll of warfare.
Each ~' JllllCle, l · aiataa 1111'
microphow. befOre ' the offtclal JE'llil!
held befon Vietnamese and Ew:r.:
television .....Uamen In a building tho
Peoples. Army.
Olga C21arlea, 27, who hid her .,_
washed aail. IOI In a downtown &pol ·
beauty abop In anUclpatlon or tho
ceretnony,,fousht U..Ugh the U..... 'of
came.ramen..1nd tecbnlci1na for aq ......
lional embrace with her husband.
Mlnnle Lee Gartley joyfully pdt her
· arma around her Navy pilot ... and said.
"He'• even better k>oking then I
rememhend." Mn. Gartley for tile past
four years .bu acllvely p I c k e t e d
Congre11 and the White Houle for an end
to1tbe WV.
tuaa. wbo ttntll Sotmday ~ upected hll wlfe:or<fotber•to come to-: aalil
lnla staterftmt lJx!fon the1mk!r1S)n *s
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clouds and lot will cJeot" off to Ibo lllUal aunuy an.-...,. Ibo
O..ange CoOal en ~. ll1ght or
72 al lbe ·beadies rims 1o .a Jo.
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Coa>Cola b Mt IA# Po/611 morlctt, toitA o/f'dal Cd 1 1ua.t
bl<11lnQ, ft-01 ., a -bol of dol-
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"the friut of peacefUI coe.U~ e.nce."' Storv on Poo• I.
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Many t71i 111 Fla1D111ed
Mystery Man Leaves Salt Lake City Debt,s
SALT LAKE CITY (AP! - Hotel bUls
tot.Ung $850, tlbl 1t four rent.a-car com-
panies, an unpaid grocery hilJ and a doz-
en women who quit their jobs alter being
• charmed were an that remained when
the Olm-flam man left town
lA>ft behlrid: An empty office suite in 1
do"'r1101o1'n high rise: An architect with M
c!it;11: 15 cars on their way to two leas-
ing firms. and the unpaid bills.
•·His b!ll reached $450 as he threw
10me fantatlic parties in the penthouse
and ""ed ooly the -of fooda •• a Salt Lob CHy policeman sakl o the
unidentified spender.
OUlctr Ktnnetla Halterman aakl the
man Clmt to the dty 1n late Aurust drlv·
Ing a new, a:penalve car. He c11lmed to
have two New Yori< bJnk drafll, m,ooo
and ft0,000.
Halterman aakt the man claimed to be
a Rochester, N.Y., policeman and wanted
to start a private detective agency in the
Ulal> capllal city.
He lived fi1'lt elm lat i fortnlll>l
"llt wu able to eonYince everyone 1t
the hotel he was indeed a private detec-.
tlvt with 1 great deal of money and was
allowed lo lot bla bill go ulre111<1ly hi&J>,"
Halterman Uld.
The Nn tallt!d. with HaJterrnan one
night ln a hotel coffee shop. He told the
officer that he wanted to start the
''Independent Detective Agency."
"It was the immed iate opini,,n of all of
WI he wa.s probably a phony," Halttrmu
said.
So be checked.
Play Pentagon
The hotel manager uld the man's bill
was high, but fell "he could probably pay
It." Ha tried to collect tater thal do)'. Tbe
man had left town.
The following day. Halterman signed a
complaint fot defrauding an Innkeeper.
He waited at the hotel for the man. But
be never showed up. British Devise Vietnam Game
LONDON (AP ) -A new park>r game went oa aa1e ln Brttlln todiy -yoo
try to win the VJetnam war.
Tbe Idea of "The Pentagon Game" ta to achieve the doinlnaUon of )J>dc).
china on a .squared.of( map with count.en for lour players npretentlng the
Americans, the South Vietnamese, the Viet Cons and the NOrth Vietnamese.
Thirty-five other people dJd. to see
about their jobs wt th the man's agency.
1be car-rental firms sbowed up. A
mulUtude of young women came -thty
were told each w~ to be the man's
private secretary. Some were driving
new cars he had rented for them. You can capture vlllages, bomb dikes, ahufne clvllilm anMld -but you
(Bn only bring in Chinese Communist troop, if the United Stat.ea 1Dvade1 North The Better Businela Bureau called the
hotel. One o' its employes had been made
vice president of the man's detective
agency and WM driving one of the leased
vehicles.
Vietnam. · \
'Ibret Brtliah umverslty graduates deviled the came, which went into' the
sbope under the Imprint of the Infinity Communications Company.
One inventor, 23-year-old sociologist Kim Cuthbert.Jon, told newsinen : "The
game isn't biased politically. Jt refiecls the nasty things everyone is doing." "Many of the people I talked to had
tumed in letters of resignation to their
employers, and many had quit their jobs.
I have yet to meet an~ who even
brieOy came into c on t 1 c t with the
suspect who was not h1rtd by him or at
least ofrered a fant.utic job," Halterm an
said.
Pair Guilty in Kwnap
Of Televisi(Jn Producer p,....pqeJ
MIAMI (UPI) -A petit. brun<tte and
her husband hA!'t..l>wLfouncLsuilty_on ~ -~haries Or ibduCOng lelivislon proituCer ·
Peter Gayle from his Miami Beach home
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NJ Assemblyman
Killed in Fight
·With Bandit
NEPTUNE, N. J. (UPI) -State
• .W.mblyman Silvio J . Failla apparently
' wu ahot and killed during a struggle
• with • holdup ..... poll"' said.
Pallla, Ill, WU found 00 I -In tllll rHOrt community ~mlconlclous but
unable to talk. He bad beln shot HVen
times.
Police said an upenalv1 watch and a
wallel contalnliw "• fairly large .um of
money" were missing.
Fallis was pronounced dead on arrival
. S.turday nij:ht at the New Jtraey Shore
Medical Center. An autopay revealed he
bad been sbol twice In the head and live
llmtl In the left side, 1pporently with a
bl!Jdiw>.
FremP .. eJ
CUTOFF ••.
meuage for me:
"Any government whole 1eader1
pctlclpale In or protect Ille 1cllvlU01 of
-wbo contribute to our dnla problem
should know that the Prelldent of Ille
United Sletes It required by atatute lo
au11oend all American economic and
m''"ary 1S1Jstance to 1uch a re1lme. I
ah"ll not hesitate to comply fully and
pro....,ptly with that statute.
"Our s:oal 11 the unconditional aur.-
render of the merchants of death who
trafflck in heroin ," the Prealdent 1ald.
"Our 1oal la tlJe total blnl!hment of dru1
abuse troni American life,
"We ant plnf to flghl tlJe evU wllh
ievery n1pon at our command ," Nixon
.-continued. "Our chlldren'a lives are what
{We are fighling for and our children's ,Su:· r h1 ti':~ rf!~l't'ln we m11~1 1111cc1>,...1 ·•
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-Linda_ N"""°""· KaU..~20,;and tier bu. .-"I hav~. been t0tcr tlillt .for v ious
band AnU10ny Kallu, 28, were led away reasons they could not make it, but I · ~ deputies Saturday after their con-be seeing them soon."
v1ctlon1. Sentencing was scheduled for Elias' father, Barney, a housing con-
Oct. 26. sultant, said in Jacksonville, DI., he, his
Kallas faces prilon lel'ltences of up to wife and daughter-.lf>.law decided it was
30 years In the bllarre ca .. , in which he "not in the best intettBt of all the POW s"
and his wife cl1lm they forced Gayle to for them to mate the trip. He also said
turn over $34,000 that rightfully belonged · peace activists Cora Weiss and Dave
to her. Dellinger, who arranged the release and
The defense maintained the money was were at the Hanoi ceremony, assured the
part ol Ille f101,llfl0 lhe eamed In nine Eltu famUy the major'• nt-would
f!lO"ths 85 a Las Vegas prostitute and not be jeopardized by their not attending.
banded over to Gayle. Charles, Gartley anct. Elias were the
Gayle denied the charse from the fint Ametican prilonen nleued by
wtfness stand durfnf Ille trial. Hanoi llnco . 1Jll9, ~ 11.S. Del ....
He said he never ..alhed Ille lfrl ,.., Department l'l'lor to SW>day listed i13t
1 proatilute clurlnC lbetr ,,iatkllllhtp In Americans known lo be captured and
Las Veeu, althouah lhe was arrested 23 held priloner in Soutbeut All• and more
limes by local author!Un lh... than l,llflO Americana mlalnf, many of
Gayle, ..-natworl: •rltl ·~ lhfm ballevad In capltvllf, J
Y...., ltebelil" Wlt canctlled, ildmflltd Followtq Ille .....,,..,, Ille pllots,
he wu irrealed once In Lai Veau on a nlaUve1 and the American p11ce deleg1-
l>enderlnl charge but 11ld It WH a cue lion wen drfVen to a banquet of Vitt·
of poltce har111ment. He w11 not eon-nameae food and drink 1t the Hoa Blnh
vlcled. Hotel.
Kallas was found gullly of falle lm-. Mn. Weiss made a toast ln sweet Vlet-
prisonmeut, petty larceny, brukln1 and nameae cord.11l 'lbtn railing a s:Jaa of
entering Gayle's home and unlawfUI ecotch provided by a newaman, Charles
poaaes1lon of a IUD while commltUn1 a aald, ••1 want to make 1 toast to the aood
crlme. people of America wt>o broupl !hit
Hla wtla wu convtcled of fa!OI Im· about."
prilorunenl and patty larceny. She could In hts form1l statement before Ille
1et up lo 20 )'Uri In prleon. mtcropbonet, Qiu!.. said, "Finl, I
Tbt de-cltd DOI try to dlJprove JM would llte to exprta my appnciallon for
chll'le that 1 be 1ppear<cl at OayTe'1 my nteue to my family. Secondly, I
home In Ille early morninJ houri of Dec. would lib to thank the Vietnam ... ~
23, ocoompanted by Kallu and two pie for Ille humane trutmenl and
maslttd sunmen. generosity they have lhown me. Finally,
Tho Intruders allegedly demanded I would Itta to •Y that I 1m a b1ppy
111Jnda'1 money," belt and handcuffed man bl.It I cannot truly be hippy unW
Gayle and a male friend 1taylng with th11 war la lermtnated.''
him, then forced Gayle to aceompany Elias said at the formal ceremony. "l
them on 1 nttlhl to Loi Angeles and band 1lncertly bope and pray lh1t thl1 act of
over tsf,000 he tooll: from four safe releaae will be a ireat step to the end of
depoalt bor:ea. the war and for the f\lture nleese o1 ill
POW1 both here and In the South.''
One Ride And
You'll Flunk
HONOLULU (UPI) -Th•
Unlveralty ol Hawaii, which once
offered for graduation credit a coune. in surflna:. now offers
"survival 494. 11
To pus and earn two credit&
students must attend the classes iii
*!Jne1ter without ualng • car.
One ride. say1 lnstructor Tony
Hodges, and the student falls.
Gartley, who wu shot down more than
four y11r1 ago, said, "New• of this
release came 11 1 complete turprtse to
me. I feel thl1 ii a unique and very emo-
Uonal attu1tlon. I would llke to late th1a
apportunlly lo tbenk lhe people and
JOvtmmenl of the Democratic Republlo
ol Vietnam and attendant c a m p
authorities for lhe kindnesses they have
shown me since my capture."
Freedom for Amtrican POW' ha1 been
a major polltlcal Issue betYieen sup-
porten and opponent! of U.S. poli<y In
fndoeQlna. Pre1Jdent Nixon has set
releatl'of the prisoners 1s a prerequisite
for settlement of the conOict. Ptace ac-
tlvbts •rau• that the lite of the
pri!Oners remains in jeopardy 11 lon1 as
the United States bombs North Vietnam.
Cletneate Skirmish.
One Marine Hospitalized,
Two Jailed in Bar Brawl
A brawl which erupted behind a Sin
Clemeate bar .. rty today !alt one camp
Pendleton Marine hoapltallled llJd two
others jailed, !acing c1>1r111 of uuult
with I deadly .... pon.
Pollet said the lncldenl ocaand
shortly alter mldni,tit behind the El
Cimino Room near Victoria and El
Camino Reil.
After beln& IUllUllQ\ed by emplo)'H of
the bar, offtcera found Jamu Walter
Jamieson, 24, of Pendleton 1 em 1-con-
•clous and bleedln1 In the 1\teyw1y.
A few momenta later, a pitrolrnan In
the a,.a noticed two men dodlln&
between bulldtnfl. lnvest11atlon .. vu1.a
that tho pair ,..,. IUlpacts In Ille
beating. .
19. and Dee Lowell Wllaon, 11. PoUce uld,
both men bar< blood!tlinl oo their
clothln1.
Jamluoa, aulftrlnf from mutllpte
facial cuts and . brul>d, plus -ronl
paralylls of cme lq from a bt1VJ ttck to
his tower blclc, wu taken to Ille bl•
hospital for lnatmenl
The two ..rpaets. ,..... booked 11 city
jail on ·cbarses ol uuull with 1 deadly w""°"' They remained In cul!Ody elrly
today, 1w1lttnc amtpmenl In South
Or•nfl" County Municipal Court 'l\Jclday
momln1. ·
Pollet saJct llro lnctdent 1pparenUy
Slatted Wia Jami-. and ' I bud·
. dy, 'l'bomll DoullH Rowley, 14, ...... :,t:f = Ilia bar and two me
Pitts'IJurgla Pastlme-
Penny Katnfanas of Pittsburgh, Pa., tllrOwa .a P'rlabee In Schenley
Park. Temperatures in Western. Pennsytvartla went Into th~ Dllddle
80•, •ending many residents to parks fen: HCHJtioml activities.
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Pilot Pigskin Pickeroo
Offering Bigger Prizes
Five new sponson and a prize stNc-
ture that offers ' top winners more
valuable prizes than ever before are
what's new in the 1m version of the
l'!ilol I'll-Pl<keroo.
The popular pick-the-winner contest
kicks off its fourth football season in the
AILY PILOT Tuesday.
Prizes of $25 for first, $10 for second
and $5 for third, fourth and fifth places
are offered to this year's best Pickeroo
pickers.
They will be asked to pick the winners
on a list or 30 games.
MacArthur Boulevard, NeWporl Beach;
and Westclllf Plw, 17th and !r'llne
avenues, Newport Beach.
The DAIL V PILOT la 1Ull nepttatinf
to obtain. Uc:kets ~ a .. Pl!!lw. A\<>tb_all_
game as bonus prizes for top winners in
the l~week contest.
Complete inlonnation', rulea and lists
of games will appear several times each
week In the sports section of the DAILY
PILOT.
Tht flnt week's entry fonn will be
published Tuesday and Wednesday in the
sports section.
The whisUe ls about lo blow fur the
kickoff. . ..
Can
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date's
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17'1 -ts ·ta~•P .' 1111
primlrr, police ~
Pollet said they 1eiud Camen>o F.
Kerry and Thomas J. VailetJ', bodl 22,
al>oUI 1:311 a.m. In the -of Ille
building where the campaign head--
quarlcn of stste Rep. Anthony llil"Nscia
is located. The building is two doors from
Kerry'• offices.
Kerry, 'll, who received national at-
tention wt year u 1pokeaman for llJo
Vietnam Veterana ~tnst tlJe War,
clalmed Ille pair Weft lured le liJo
bulldfnc by 1 telephone call.
-He II ooe of 10 ca_lldld1tea ~ nomma110n to the · v.~. Hauae ... 1
ncated by F. Bradford v.ne. who
recenity a~ a pofltlon with Ille
United NaUons. ~-"" Lowell police llkl Sf!. ,,..,...
Sargentelli reported he WU checking
doors In the city'• l>uafnea dlslricf early
today when he notk:ed IOmeoDe duck
behind a counter in a vacant office in the
bulldlnf In which DIF'r1llcts'• campaJsn
olllces are housed. Earlier, Sorgentelll
said he uw the person behlM a count.er
in DiFruscia's campaign headquarters.
Lawmen Bust [lp ·
Party in Canyon
• Tl!eJJIY""'t~-!'!"•rules an<!. ~ adults who allegidly plted them With ll<f .
uor and beer at a wild Blaclc Slit em.
yon party during the weeken4 were
rounded up by Orange County 8borill'1
olfl<m.
DepuUea booked all %7 mlnon, vera1
of them described u drunt and unable to
comprebend """' W'!' cotnc OIJ, Into juvenile hall on drinking and ~ew
violation charges. ,. The prizes will be in tile form of
man:hanldse c:orlilicaleB, &peDdable jual
like money at the sponsoring a!Jopplnf
cer.ters.
Readers are challenpl to he football .
prophets for proflla.
Charges with contributing to the delin·
quency of miDon ·were Fernando John
Ned.laldee , 19, Daniel Carty. 20, and
Lewis Oliverio ·m. II, aU of Anaheim. The sponaors are University Park
Shopping Center, Qilver and Michelson
In lrYlne; Bayside Center, Bayside Drive
and Jamboree Road, Newport Beach;
Eastbluf! VUlage Center, Eutblufl
Drive, Newport Boach; Harbor View
Cenllt, San Joaquin Jilli Road and
Ex l . . 85 Dead Two othtr male ad\llts ...,. cited by p orer, ,.-deputies.., idenllcal chari"-
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Mexicans Establishing
Beachhead on Catalina
By JACK CUllLEV
Of M Dalh' .-11.1 Stiff
AVALON -"We the people of Mexican decent! (sic) living in the United
States, as well as people of Melican ciUJensbip and all people of Indian decent
(sic) proclaim that the Channel Islands belong to lbe Mexicans."
'Illus ended the &mday, Sept. 16, im, uUtenmct of Prtine Mini.!ler David
Sanches of Ille Brown Bettt Natlonal <Jrianizatlon. 'Ille rambllng document, rJd..
died wllh opolllng and grammaUcal errors, waa biuuled ·to U..· few vl!ltors
who managed to get up to the Browo Beret camp overlooking Avalon Harbor.
'Ille group, whlcll llas been camped on Santa catalina
!JllDd' ilnat' beflre Llbor Day, COMISts of 11 Jllell' and four ·
women. The •+n are said to be w1 .. , •of four ofrtlle men. . . .
THE CAMP AREA Is • mllltary·llke small tent city 00
a knoll looking dowo oo the harbor from the north. An un.
armed guard •tands watch on · lbe road leadlrig up from
lhe Zane Grey .lnru
~ catall!la , lal"!'d Company spokesman Norm
Cooper upJ-ll!ed that the approach of lhe co-and
tbe Loi Ange.Jes County Sheriff's stall wu lb lwatth but cU11L•v
olherWlse P. lhe Jnyaders. A walerlille wbkh once • oupplted lhe camp haa
Ileen cuf oil ·IDd 'Sberifr1 Deportm<nt depuilt!I ll<ip visitors from going to lhe
-P unlai cleored .l>Y Cooper ·of lhe liland Company.
· · ~ llBBft ·l'lllllli Mlnlller Darid -11 lhlalded from villtor1
i.,. Senior ~ .J-1mo Blanco 111\d MJcue1 llamlm. One. ·they 11tllly ~' that the Ylaltor II from Ifie preu, Ibey siCDal lhe leader from hll liriertmt. .' .
The Uine Boni' Olllcen· haft 1 kind of pol opee,:h which Ibey mate, and tJiolJ. ..... dllllCol'1 remenlbertnc !'\\"rt tlle1 left'oll lf lnterrupttd. 'Ille gilt of lllo-_., II ~ ate·pel<Olul lqllllter'a •attempting to -Utle to lhe 1111nc1 fram lht Amlricln Santa catlllnl Oompody.
• Molt'ol lllt .,..._..,for ~m.. tn A•.aJon Suiiday momln(.
"'"1 .are rtllllar •lallon to. lbe dty fm-_.. and are lhe oubJecl of almoat
ID C(l010i&aibi In rolllur111b and bon. .
llOME or THE ,\valon naUves lhlnk lhat U IJnored, Ibey will go away for
lack el attention! olben lhln)< the blind Com~ and Ill somewhat 'con1t9lled
SberHf'a detachment llaYe waited loo . lol)( ,to take mog acUi"' to depoae the
~:',;.,_. Jn tile b.iroor have a clear view of lhe camp knoll, and ·~jnp
aet1'11)' II the.::= Dlllll' binoculars. Belli-Officers look back throU(h lhelr blgb-pow.r.d, 1110U11tod on • ttlpod. ·
1IMn are reportl of the Intel of the ~ to slay or Jetva.
,,,,,.. 11 no llgn of thoril' brtUlq cam;, and lhelr ~ lllllntalna Ibey
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OAILY PILOT""""~ Let 1"1'1•
Mission Da:e
The activities during t be an-
nual Mission Viejo Days eel~
bration this pa~t weekend were
fast, ,furious, plentiful and, for
some, ielaxing. Greased pig
(above left) obviously was not
relaxing:-. -Neither -were~ two~
youngsters in hot pursuit. And
Kathy Lltochleb (above right)
Clayed a strenuous game of vol-
eyhall. But others, including
flop.eared dog, just sat around
and enjoyed the music prcr
vided by the George Washburn
Memorial String Band. Stroll-
ing players included (from left)
Greg Simpson, Bob Sylvester
and Gall Cadman.
Enrollment Up
In South Coast
School Program
'45·15' Preferred
Capo Principals Drafting
Plan for All-year School
s DAILVPll.01' I
Mall Review
Scheduled
In Laguna
A 9,ze».oQuar&foot obopplDf mall lo .,.
300 block of Forest A_,. wtll bo
reviewed by Laguna Buch ptanntna
commissioners tonight. __..
The mall wm run ~ Foml -
Ocean A venues and be boUnded bf 21
shops, with underground ~~11(!, 1'elY1
timber support and cedar sldlne, ..,.
cording to plan.! tiled with the ~
ment of Planning and Development.
The shopping complex will replace lhe
former Adven ture Travel and Vo~
Pmt offices, gutted by fire earlJ thiJ:
summtr.
Approval of site plar. re.view and •
variance to delete a required loading
dock is reCT1mmended by City Planner
Wayne Moody.
"The concept is Interesting in . that •
continuous ped estrian mall is provided on
severa l levels over the parking area,
between Forest l8Dd Ocean A venue," a
staff report stated.
"In short. it seems to be the type of
project which the city should en-
courage," the report added.
hiloody said the loading' dock as re-
qui red by standards of Ule M·l zone
should not be conatructed because of the
commercial nature of the complex.
No protests to the project have bttn
filed by surrounding property owners.
Other items to be considered by com-
missioners include:
-A request from Laguna Manor, 2130
S. Q:iast Highway to add 10 units without
prov iding additional parkint;: units. .
-Discussion of ocean front den!1ty
determinations. -Poss ible city acquisition of the
eucalyptus grove nea r Woodland Drive
and property op the east corner of Tballa
and Glenneyre Street.I.
Lobster Bake
Parade Readied
In Newport Area
More than 75 marching group!, bandS
and noats have registered for the Balboa
Bay Lion'1 Club annual Lobster Bake
parade Sept. U at Newport Center in
Ne wport Beach.
Lobster Bake Chairman Mario Pacini
By JOHN VALTERZA Under the 4$-15 plan , say dis tric t aides, said the par*de will be led by Q_rand °' ,,_. DllllY """' '''" one-third. more use of schools each year Marshal John Bromfle1d, ronner star of
While printers are cmDpJeting pamph-could be accomplished by simply the telev'·Jon series "Sheriff o f eliminating the three-month sununer a lets eiplaining the concept to parents, hiatus for teachel'I and atudentl alike. COdtlle," ewer the mll•loq route •
principals In the capistrano Unllied One of the crlliclsma of I.be concep~ by Newport c.i>ter Drive. ' .l
School District have begun mapping some parents is the disruption ol family The parade Is ICbeduJed to start 1t tv
formal plans for a possible all-year vacation xbedules. a.m. at Santa 'ROsa A~e and will c1,...
Enrollment in a vastly etpanded school program which could be approved cle Fashion Island wbefe the Lobster
Regional Occupational Program along before the end of this year. Bake and carnival will be held.
the South Coast exceeded 300 this week An h • M Pacini Aid one of the new features of Spokesmen for the district said today 3 ellll 3ll this year's parade wlU be lhe float
as signups for dozens of free classes that tbe principah already are drafting sponsored by the Newport Beach CJty
were held at San Clemente and Lagwut complete plam for such 8 project if Gets 13 Months Employes Auociation which wUl carry
Bet.ch high schools. trustees next December agree to try it. Miss Lobster Bake and her four court
'Ille n~m , expanded by 300 percent members. ,.. .. a...... Thus far adviaory groups and 1taff Court --• -~-B k be ty wUI be for this school year, Will offer dozens of DALLA'.S (AP) - U.S. District ''n: UIU!la.cr a e au queen . members have emphasized that the 45-15 Judge Sarah T. Hnahes sentenced Ken selected from 10 contestants during • career oriented class offerings for school plan already being used 1n 17 otber -pageant whlcb will be held next Friday
students or adults . Each course is keyed California acbool distr1cta: probably would Consau1, 52, of Anaheim, to 13 months in night in Fublon Island.
atrictly to developing marketable skills in be the ooe considere4 by ~ board. prison Friday after be pleaded gullty to 8 The tlJree.day event o~s at s p.m.
occupations where jobs are most The program would split the.district's mail fraud charge. Friday ln the shopping center with the
available. pupil population int.a four separate The complaint accused him of selling lobster bakt, carnival midway and beau--
geographical groups and, on staggered phony dealerships in door-to-door ad-ty contest.
The schedule for this school year in-schedu1e, youngsten would attend school verti.sing delivery routes. Saturday's events will be kicked off
eludes fields in busintS!, construction, for nine weeks, be off three weeks, then Asst. U.S. Atty. William Sanderson said wilh the parade which will be followed by
food services, teacher a s s i s t a n c e , start the pattern all over again. Consaul took in about $500,000 while the lob.ster bake and carnival. SUnday tbe
prescbocil teaching aid, production pot-Of prime concern to the district of. operating the Pioneer Postal Service in lobster bake and carnival wW cqiUnu.
t de · and f bricat' · flciab are projeclions showing that seven ciUes -Dallas, Fort Worth, New wllh J>rl2es which include 1 , ~
ery sign a 100• nursing Capistrano Unified will be faced with Orleans, Kansas City, Atlanta, San Diego te1evlsfon set. A specla1 ticket 1111 WUI:
assistance, ward clerking, OOme at-such staggering growth in Coming years and Phoenix. be held for a 1973 Plnto.
tending, four separate areas of that' by the 1973-71 acbool year lhere will Judge Hugbes told Consaul that "peo-Tlckeb for the lobster bate 1.-•uo.
automotive repair and service, television be just too many children · to ac-pie with ability and education should 'l1le Uon11 Club uses the proceed& to
and appliance repair,. supermarket oc-commodate under the tradition a J have greater responsibility than thoae benefit the Orange County Service tor
cupations and department store work. ·~·u~mmer~~-~v~ac~a~tio~n~ed~uca~tio~,n~forma~~t~. ==~r~alsed=~in=the~g~be~t~to~.'~' ======~the=~B~llnd=. ========~ Instruct.ion · in the classes generally is I~
tn facilities where speclali:.ed equipment
already is available. Qualified instructors
are hired to teach the small classes from
priva(e industry as _well, an ROP staff~
said.
Besides lhe actual instruction, U ·
pansion of lhe ROP staH and budget this
year bas allowed for wcallonal aptilude
and lnlerest testing for all applicants -
Ibey need not be students of eilher blgb
school. · · · career guidance centers have been let
up at each high scllool campus (a new
one. will be added at Dana llfils high .....
ly next year), where applicants can ol>
taln complete infonnaUon vocations.
All the servioor are free.
Fundillg for lhe program is maintained
through a special tu rale levied lhrougb
both ocbool districts. .
Revenue -up 300 per<ent lhis fiscAI
year -·will amoltlt to ~.ooo.
SpecJflc lnformalioo about lhe ROP
prosram II avallable 11 49&-1115.
Car Flips, Driver
Seriously H;urt .
A man from V:anotlUVft', Wub., wu
boapltalized in IOrious coadttJon early to-
day after ht. car IWerved off the San
Dieao Freeway Jmt aouth ol San
Qemente, rolled aeveral 11m... and
liha1ly lhrew him free.
AuiholiUes llid Mlchlal A. JOlfrlel, Z1,
was rounding a curve abOut 5 p.m. In the
rlght·halld lane near Vla camornll whin
he 1ppu-t11tly Jcist coolrol ot bl. ·Yalllcle.
No otjler can wtre inYOlved, acccrdln(
10 Ille Callfornll Hll)lway Patrol.
• Jelltlol ,;., "',lhe ~ .. car. tmlt
of Ml-c..mnunllJ """"tal.
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this full line features
10 SPEEDS :~:;s 1119"
and includes
PROFESSIONAL MODELS
Priced to $450.
EXPERT
REPAIR
SERVICE
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A Reprieve
For Landmark
ONLY IN LAGUNA DEPT. -Tbe
tranquility of pre-dawn hours •round our
neighborhood wa s broken early today by
the growls ol a se mi-truck enaine, abouts
of workmen, flashing JightJ and crashing
lree limbs.
So what ii it was only 5 a.m.? This was
just Laguna Beuch doi ng il1 tbJ.nc.
Tbey were just movina the Capta.ln'•
House into our neighborhood after Jt had
reposed on the cliffs overlooklq the
Pacific for nearly a century. Well, 86
years anyway, by the best estlmatea of
Jocal hiltoriana.
UPLAND INDUSTRIES, whkh I! I
subsidiary of Union Pacific Railroad,
booght up most of the ocean front prop-
erty in Lquni Beach '®tberly of Hotel
Laguna to Sleepy Hollow. As a J"HU!t,
Upland wanted all the old juni houses on
this property leveled so they can build a
brand-new condominium compler or
something equally grand out of cement
blocks, chrome and Hong Kong glass.
Doubt.lea all of this along our Orange
Coast ocean front will be sometblnc we
will point out to our grandchildren with
gr .. t pride.
Anyway, two of the old ttructures that
stood in tbe way of Upland's bulldozus
were the C8ptain'1 House at 583 South
Coast HJgbway and the MouJton House
which was nearby. The Moulton place
had served u IAgµna 's !int schoolhouse. -----.. ·----.... -
PRE·W AllNED OF the Impending
destruction, the Laguna Historical Socie-
ty got in a great flap to save the two old
wooden buildinga u monuments to the
past.
It was too late. Bulldozers finished of(
the Moulton House in short order last
week, You 'd be surprised how little time
It takes to tnoc:t down a piece of biatory.
The C.pCaln'1 Howe fared better
became It enchanted a retired alrliDe ex-
ecutive named Trevor CUshman and his
wife, Jocelyn. Upland indunrtes, in a
mote of benevolence, decided to give the
C.ptaln'1 -to the Cuahmans if
they'd just move it off lhat expensive
ocean fruit clllf site.
NOW TllB CUSllMANS happen to own
this eucalyptus grove in Laguna at the
comer of Catalina Street and Arroyo
Chico Drive. So the 10lutlon was simple:
Just move the Captain's House of.I the
cliff a few blocks over to the eucalyptus
grove.
Practical men no doubt shuddered at
the whole idea. The original homeslght
Itself, on the ed&e or a cliff, wa1 im-
posing.
'Ibe Captaln'1 House waa built circa
1887. Two stories circulate about its
origin. One ._a that two laciJes from
Riverside boqbt the Jot for '50 -or one
buck per ocean lronl foot -and built the
house to escape aunmer's inland heal.
THE SECOND YARN suggests that an
'Id wha1eboat captain named Ben Handy
brought in the wood by ship and built his
home on the bluff. I like the second story
best.
Anyway, despite what all the practical
men had to say, the OJ!shmans hired a
bou.se-movini outfit and early today, they
•nick wheel1 under I.be Capta1n'1 House
and moved It with Ill steeply-peaked
roo/1, Victorian wood loo-loo Ind rallings
and all, right down to the eucalyptus
grove. Aided by all UI neJghbors who
turned out to sidewalk engineer, they bad
lhe old place positioned in Its aew Joca
lion about 5:30 a.m.
Some Wrong-Thinkers will doubtless
1uggest that the OJshm&ns are silly
romantics to spend Ml that money to
U\'e an old wooden place.
On Ca~palgn Trail
President Nixon II enCUlfed by crowd during appearance at 12th an-
nual Italian Fall Festival in Mitchellville, Md. Nixon praised Italian-
Americans for their "strong .sense of patriotism."
McGovem-Calls-f 0¥ End-
To Strip Mining Evils
LOGAN, W.Va. (UPI) -Sen. George
McGovern tromped the hollows of coa l
dependent West Virginia today, ad-
vocatirlg an end to strip mining.
In a self-proclaimed "Agenda for
Human Concerns in App a I a chi a .'•
McGovern charged that strip mining and
clear cutting of timber had left "gaping
wounds that will never heal."
Cash Withdraw,.i
By GOP Aides,
Paper Reports
WASHINGTON (AP) -Two top of-
fici als of the Commi ttee for the Re-eler--
tion of the Pnsident withdrew more than
$50,000 from a secret fund used to
(inance intelllgence-.gatbering operaton
against the Democrats, the Washington Post said today_
The Post identified the two officials as
Jeb Magruder, deputy director of the
committee, and Herbert L. Porter, Its
scheduling chief. Before joining Presi·
dent Nixon's oUicial re-election organiza-
tion, both men were White House aides,
the paper reported.
The Post said more than $50,000 .also
was withdrawn from the fund by G.
Gordon Liddy, former chief counsel in
NJ.Ion's fund-raising operation who was
indicted Friday along with slI others en
charges of conspiring to bug Democratic
National COmm ittee headquarters In the
Watergate complell:.
Magruder denied he received any
money from 1 secret fund although he
acknowledged government investigators
had questioned him about such allega-
tions, the Post said. Porter could not be
reached for comment.
''These present methods of production
must end," said the Demo cratic
presidential nominee. "We must bind up
the wounds of the soil and return these
great natural resources to the good earth
and the good people of this state."
( CAMPAIGN '72 )
McGovern's speech was prepared for
delivery in front of the Logan County
courthouse, 15 miles from the scene of a
disaster early this year in which a coal
company's slag dam collapsed. sending a
torrent of water through a va lley that
killed 118 peop le.
HE SAID the disaster was an
''outrage" and was evidence cf the
''lackadaisical approach toward mine
lJ&fety adopted by the Bureau of Mines.''
The bureau, he said, is "dominated by
representatives of, or sympathizers with.
the very industry it is supposed lo
regulate."
McGovern arrived in West Virginia
Sunday night to campaign with the
state's Democratic candidate for
governor, Jay Rockefeller, and with Rep.
Ken Hechler (0.W. Va.). Both Hechler
and Rockefeller are strip mining foes
and, despite ~he economic coosequences
lo the state, do not appear'to have been
hurt by the issue,
McGOVERN CONTENDED that an
end to strip mbting would n o t
permanently lose jobJ for miners.
"Alternative work is available , and
during any transition period, relocation
allowances can be provided."
On the other hand, It isn't every day
you can boy 1 piece of history and save it
at Ille same time.
A coast toast to the Trevor Qaalunam.
I'm going back-to ileep now.
The Post said there was no indication
the money aUegedly withdrawn by the
two men was used di rectly to finance the
break-in and alleged attempted bugging_
McGovern began his West Virginia tour
with a "Speech to an outdoor rally for
about 2,000 partial university 1tudenls
Simda.y nlgbt at Huntington -his first
appearance before a coUege audience
since ht was nominated.
Storms Rip Into Midwest
Four Killed as Wind Takes Plane Into Lake
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Death Toll
Counwd Up
In Lebanon
By Ullllod """' lllerutmll
Tbe Beirut altm>oon D<Wllptpel' 'Lluan
Al·Hal said today the weekend IJrltll
raids into southern Lebanon tilled "l»Jn..
dreds" of per1011S and call!ed damage to.
towM and villages estimated in the
millions of dollars. However t h e
newspaper Al Nabar put the death toll
closer to 80.
Israel today marked Judaism's most
solemn holy day, Yom Kippur, with a
report of' even more fighting on _the
northern fronUer following .the weekend
raid into southern Lebanon and llld
the.re were artillery duels with Syrian
guns in the Waeli«CUpled ~
Heights.
L!SSAN AL-HAL, commenting on tbe
artermalh of the 36-bour Israeli incursion
into Lebanon, said the government had
not issued a final casualty toll because
reports of dead and Injured were still ar-
riving in the capital.
One official quoted by the newspaper
said more than 70 villages and towns in
the south have remained without water
supplies since Saturday because the
Israelis blew up the water treatment sta-
tion at Taibeh. •
The Tatbeh treatment plant, which cost
$334,000, was inaugurated only a few
weeks ago. Water tanker trucks have
been carrying water to the affected
areas.--
THE NEWSPAPER published the
names of scores of civillan casualties.
Shortly after Israeli armored columns
withdrew from Lebanon Sunday in time
fo r the sundown start of the holy day or
atonement, military sources said, gun-
ners in nearby Syria opened fire with
mortars on the Israeli-held Golan
!!eights.
Israeli artillerymen answered with a
barrage at the mortar positions in Syria,
the source said, and there were no
resports of damage or casualties in the 9
p.m. exchange.
The weekend attacks into Lebanon
were reported directed against areas
believed to be strongholds of Palestinian
gue rrillas, and for the first time the
Lebanese army fought back. Palestinian
gue rrillas, in radio broadcasts from
Damascus and Cairo. said the Lebanese
govern ment gave them an ultimatum to
leave villages in southern Lebanon and
that they rejected the ultimatum.
Three Warplanes
Downed During
Raids on North
SAIGON (AP) -The U.S. Command
announced today the loss of three jtts
during raids over North Vietnam and
said four of the six crewmen were miss·
ing.
U.S. Navy destroyers, fighter·bombers
and helicopter gumb.ips stepped up their
attacks on supplies being unloaded by
Chinese freighters off the· coast of North
Vietnam in efforts to circumvent the U.S.
blockade of the ports of Dong Hol and
Vinh .
The Navy llid the attackJ destroyed
more than 100 bundles of supplies packed
in waterproof bags to Ooat them to
shore.
THE U.S. Command r eported that Alr
Force Navy and Marine tactiCal fighter~ born~ carried out more than' 330
strikes across North Vietnam SUnday.
The c!c>Sesl raid to Hanoi reported by the
command wu 42 miles north of. the
capital.
crewmen were listed as mlsa:ing.
motorh!tes tossed hand .,...deo Into
two coffee shops and a street intenectJon
SUnday ni(!ht, killing two cbildren, a
civilian and 1 polk:eman.. Fourteen others
were wounded.
In Da Nang, temriata: riding
surface-to-air missile Sunday and crash-
ed Into the Tonkin Gull near Dao Cat Ba
island east of Haiphong and the two
An Air Force F'I05 was hit by a
The two crewmen of an Air Force
Phantom, after completing a mission
over North Vietnam, had to ball out Sun-
day when a malfunction caused a fire in
the coclq>lt, spokesmen llid. They were
relClled 16 miles ncl1hwest of D1 NIJll.
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To Asian
Expulsion
By tile Allodaled l'ft11
Uganda said today II! air .. d ground •
I wUls had rteaptured thrH towns It .
claimed wm selud by troops lnvldlng
from Tamania in a drive to· halt the ex-
pulsion of Aslam from the Ea.!t African
nation.
Uganda military 1pokeunen laid
troopc of1 neighboring Tam.ania invaded
Uganda on SUnday.
Tan:.ania denied its force.s were tn--
vo!ved but suggested Ugandans oppoaed
to the regime of President Jdi Amin were .
fighting troops loyal to him In IOUth• ,'.
western Uganda. .
A RADIO UGANDA btoadcut said '
Amin had informed the charge d'alfalres
of Libya -that Britain W'S behind the
fighting, trying to bring former President
Milton Obote back to power.
VICTORY SMILE
Bobby Flochor
Bobby Fischer
Arrives iii NY
Rested, Happy
NEW VORK (UPI) -Bobby Fischer,
first American to win the world chess
champiOflahip, Oew home Sunday night
from loeland looldng rested and happy.
Fischer, wearing a p I a i d sum-
merweigbt suit, walked bristly from the
Icelandic jet to a limousine sent by
Mayor John V. Lindsay. .
To newsmen who shouted questlons at
him during the brisk 300-yard walk,
Fischer said, "It's great to be back in
America." Asked what his plans are, he
replied , "I'm going to sleep." Asked
where, he aaid, "In bed."
CARRYING A dog-eared wreath which ,
was aw~ him at the cbampionshJP
chess match, Fischer said be doesn't
know whether he will attend tbe Cheu
Olympl!d whkh starts Monday In Skopl-
je, Yll(Oli!vta.
Fl!cher WU aocompanied on t(!e flight
by on le<landlc policeman friend, Sam-
my Palason, Mrs. Pabson, and Misuel A.
Quinteros, I chess grand master frQm
Argentina.
Fl!cher'1 leCOOd, the Rov. William
Lombardy: was on hand to greet Fischer.
Lombardy said Lindsay had tentatively
scheduled a reception for Fischer on Fri-
day.
He said chess enthusiasts "are hopeful
Bobby will attend the Olympiad, but it
will depend on bow he feels." He said
Fischer has participated in several
Olympiads, and may do so again.
THE FIRST WEEK or so of tbe Olym·
ptad consists of qualifying matches.
Lombardy said if Fischer decides to
compete, ·he could join the team in time
for the final competition.
The champion's departure from
Iceland was delayed 30 minutes whJie
Fischer and Palsson drove to the Na·
tiorral Museum in Reykjavik to the
American could sign the chessboard used
in the tournamenll.
He said that in this way Britain hoped
to bring a reversal of his order of last ·
month to expel Asians holding Britist\
passports. The issue has stirred con-
troversy In Britain where ~ quarters
express concern about a heavy influx of
nonwhltes.
The first group of 193 Asians reached
England today.
OhoU! ouSted by Amin In • military
coup·m'1971 , lives in ~le in Tam.ania.
About 5,llOOJJgandanaJled ther~lh him _
after Amin toot over the government.
DISPATCHES r .. ching Londmi from
British correspondents in U g an d a
reported skepticism in some qlJ:U1.ets
there of the Ugandan government claims
that Tanzanian troops bad invaded.
The accoun~ said there was a
possibility troopa loyal to Amin .were
fighting army mutineers or that Ugandan
exiles loyal to Obote had launched a
guerrilla thrust.
A Ugandan military spokemian In
Kampala, the capital on Lake Victoria'•
north shore, said thr<e towns reported
captured on Sunday had been retaken by
troops or Amin'• Slmha Battalion with
air support.
He identified the towm of Mbarara, 160
miles soulhwest of Kampall, and
Kyotera and Kalliho, both •boll! 11 Dllles
southwest of the capital :
The spokesman reported Dine Uondan
soldiers were killed and clalmecf about zoo of the opposing force had died.
THE SPOKESMAN llid Upndln air
force planes had flown into T~a and
destroyed enemy positlona ln the
northwest Tanzanian town of. ButobL
Ugandan forces were "pmhing very
hanl" toward the bonier town of
Mutukula, the spokesman aakL
Wiclu
'There goes Lavelle and Abrams .•
Huge Wheat Deal Gains
Possible, Probers ToM
WASHINGTON (AP) -'l'he Nallonll Aq. 24 nottlylng,them of a change ID ez.
Farmers Union said today that big grain porl·subsldy policy. That change w11 .,,.
companies . elllly could have collected nounced publicly a day tater. '
w!ndlall """'ta of flllO mUllon under tx· Th department td last Frid that port-outnld;-maneuvel'inc allowld by the • •a ay
Agriculture Department Jn wbeal llales to Pence notuled exporters the oubt!dy hid
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• SAN DIEGO (UPI) -In the passlnc of
one era to another, the last Navy sub-
marine lo tee combat ln World W.ar II
made its !.lnaJ dlve ..;Ith a woman at the
helm and enolber al the pubcope.
The U.S.S. Baya, which saw 204 battle
actiom in lbe Pacllic Theater and awit:
eijht enemy &hips, uib Under its own
power for the last Ume today. It wu
ocbeduled lo pull alongside a submarine
tender to be stripped or II• peri&copes
and other gear on its way to the
acrapheap.
CARRYING SOME fonner members of
Its World War II crew on a farewell
cruise, the Baya made a last dive about
12 miles off Point Loma Friday.
At lhe helm WU Seaman C&thy N•lly,
21, or Rupert, Idaho. At the periscope
wu Seaman Amy Schlund!, 19, of
Omaha. They look their mt-under
the directions of the sub's captain, Lt.
Cmdr. W.A. Arata Ill, u a symbol of tile
Navy's modernization.
Navy headquMten recently announced
that women sailors and oUicen will be
...,1gnec1 lo shipboard duty, elthougb sub-
marines weren't included.
UPI Teltl>floi.>
Mond.,., S1pltmbtr 18, 1971 DAILY PILOT G
Corona Trial
Jury Selection
In Second Week
FAIRFIELD (AP) -Juan Corona's
trial on charges of mllf'dering 2$ itinerant
workers in the spring of 1971 entered its
second week of jury selection today .
ln the flrst five days of examination
Jast week, the main issues in the trial
began to emerge trom the questions put
to prospective jurors by defense attorney
Richard E. Hawk of Concord and Sutter
County Dist. A•ty. G. David Teja and his
deputy, Bart Williams.
TEJA AND \Vllliams seek to prove that
Corona, a 38-year-old Yuba City farm
labor contractor, murdered 2~ men.
many of them known along skid rows in
Yuba City and Marysville, artd buried
the ir bodies under blossoming peach
trees along tbe Feath~r River in May
and June of J9'71. Evidence broUght out
thus far indicates that at least one was
shot, but that most of them died from a
large knife.like weapon such as a
machete.
Hawk has charged in his questions that
Teja and Williams are suppressing
evidence pointing to another killer, a
charge both prosecutors strenuously
deny.
h.as imposed a strict gag ruJe against
talking out of COtJrt.
In one line or attack, llawk charges Te-
Ja \11ith suppressing evidence about the
so-caUed Guadalajara Bar incident in
Yuba City the year before the murders
took place. In that violent episode a man
named Jose Reya was nearly killed with
large knife.like ~·ounds whlch Hawk ha!
said resemble those found on some of the
bodies exhumed from the pea c b
orchards.
REVA LATER \rOn a $250,000 civil suit
judgment after naming N a 1 iv id ad
Corona , a co-o1o.ncr of lhe bar, and his
half·brother. Juan. as defendants. No
judgmenl was relumed against Juan.
Natividad disappeared and according
to Teja is living in Me xico.
Judge Patton has ruled the Guadala·
jara incident is not ad1nissible in Juan's
murder trial. and Williams says that
although the incident was used in asking
for a warrant. to search Juan's house
after the murders were discovered,
further investigation ha s showed that
Juan was not involved in the Guadalajara
incident.
Feline Likes
Gold.en St.ate
CONCORD (AP) -OWntn <A a
S.-year-old tom cat clalm the animal
was lost in Oregon, then wandttld
400 mile& thrOU11h mountain& and
desert to Us suburban~ ber~~ • .J
Mr. and Mn. Mack Kitchen suo
their orange and white cat named
Tippy turned up Sept. 8, aome IO
da ys after It vanished at Central
Point, Ore., near the Cllifornla
border.
The Kitchens' 16· ye ar ·o Id
daughter Nancy had taken the cat
there when she moved ln with an
older sister. But the feline ap.
parently liked California better.
When the cat showed up crying
on the roof, Mrs. Kitchen 11.id. "I
couldn't tell if it was Tippy, be was
so dirty artd his fur was matted
down . But I ealled bim a few timts
and he came into the house. My
husband couldn't believe it."
Oil Refinery Blaze
Cost Near $25 0,000
WlLl\-tINGTON (AP) -Firemen
estimated damage at $2.50,000 in a
petroleum blaze y:hich erupted in a
Union Oil Co. refinery "cracking tower'"
after a pumping device shorted out.
Regulations were quite different when
the Baya saw its greatest service during
World War II.
'NEW NAVY' WAVES PREPARE FOR FINAL SUBMARINE 'DIVE'
C1thy Naifey 1nd Amy Schulundt Observ~ Final Ceremonies
BOTH SIDES have been reprimanded
more than once fo r making improper
statements in court. Superior Court
Judge Richard E. Patton of Colusa Coun·
ty, trying the case here in Solano County
on a change of venue. has ~·amed he will
deal severely with further violations. He
IN THE FIVE days potential jurors
were examined last week, atlomeys for
sides sought to discover any prejudice
among them and at the same time lo
instill the idea of what each side thought
the other was up lo.
About 80 men battled the names for
two hours Sunday night , bringing the fire
under control by shutting off the tower 's
sµpply lines. then moving in to spray
foam from handheld equipment. Water
was sprayed on nearby oU storage tanks
to keep the flames from igniting !hem,
said a Los Angeles Fire Departmenl
spokesman .
• I ~Ian JD a Tub
Rowing' s Not All in Fun,
SACRAMENTo.-(AP-) -A
4S-~ar-old OakJand man who
says he rowed a bathtub 180
miles down the Sacramento
River observea that now that
it's an over he feels like he
traveled 1,000 miles.
Leonard Moort, a social
worker, said, "At first I had
blisters everywhere, but now
they're bard. Bui my hands
are sure sort."
DURING THE first two
days of the five-day trip,
Moc:re got aome help from the
riverbank, but even that stop-
ped .
"The two fellows who were
followinc along In my 'pickup
bad to go back to wort.· ao I
had to drive the pickup, too,
for the Jast three days,"
-Moore explained. -
Then Moore said he would
row the bathtub -whlch was
lashed on top of a wooden
frame using four intertube
floats -for about six miles,
then walk back and drive the
truck up ahead of where he
had left the tub on the bank.
ALL IN ALL, he says he
spent about 75 hours afloat
during the trip.
Moore, who arrived here
Thursday after starting out at
Red Bluff, walked 101 miles
across Death Valley in July.
He says he executed both the
hike and the bathtub exercise
to publlcize l)is need for dona·
lions for the Wert Oakland
Community C e n t e r in
Oakland.
Two Space Firms Get
Rockwell Shuttle Bids
DOWNEY (UPI) -North
American Rockwell C o r p • ,
which won the fl.I billion
NASA contract lo build the
space s h u t t I e , distributed
more than IU million In &Ub-
conlract wqrk to two former
rival!: -Grumman a n d
McDonnell Douglas.
North American Rockwell
Compet.ea with both firms for
the prime conlract.
nell Doug1as C.Orp. for more
than $4: milUon.
THE SUBCONTRACTS are
expected to increase engineer-
ing jobs 1vailable by 300 at
Grumman and 140 at McDon-
nell Douglas, t h e an-
nouncement said.
The two agreements are the
first steps, McNamara said, in
a Jong :-ange plan to sub-
contract more than 50 percent
of the space shuttle work as to
many as 10,000 firms across
the country.
Fireman
Shoots
Wife, Self
BAKERSFIELD (AP) -A
retired Kern County fireman,
despondent over illness, shot
his wife and took his own life
in the couple's Glenville home,
poHce said.
Investigators Identified the
victims as Fred Harmon, 54,
who was pronounced dead at
the scene Sunday, and his
wife. Dorothy, 52, who was
dead on arrival at Kern
General Hospital.
eAlrCrash
RENO, Nev. (UPI) -The
]ow-flying sports b i p 1 a n e
"Miss Q" smashed into tbe
grotllld at 150 miles per hour
[ __ B_Rl_EF_S _)
Sunday in the fina l day of
competition a l the Reno Na-
ti ona l Air races.
Killed was H. E. "Tommy"
Thomas, s o • Sacramento,
whose plane fell 100 feet to the
ground. It Wa! the first fat.al
accident in the nin~year
history of the races. e PHI Reeall . 1 SUN VALLEY (UPI) -The
Food and Drug Administration
bas orded the recall of 2
million vitamin pills ranufac-
tured by Strong Cobb Arner
lnc., it was announced during
the weekend.
The FDA said the pills con-
tain Amorbarbitol, a sedative
that can cause a dangerous
reaction if taken by heavy
drinkers or those with some
lung ailments.
NORTH AMERICAN'S
space division presi d ent,
Joseph McNamara, announced
the awards Sunday, saying the
leclmoloeicel c a p a b 111 t y
developed by the other rtrms
••rep-esents a perishable pool
which coold aoon ~lminlsh ii
not effectively utilized."
The Grumman Aerospace
Corp. received subcontracts
estimated to be worth more
th&n II million, and McDon·
Eco-cyclists Finish
1st Leg of Journey
•
SAN SIMEON (AP) -
Earnest advocates of Proposi-
tion 20, the California
Ul'l , ........
Aircrtdt 'Ultoff'
Crews ullllslng glanl crenes lilt a TWA 707 jet
frelahter from shallow waters In San Franci!co Bay
~Clay. Th• plant splubed Into the bay alter an abortive tateoU Wedmlodey. FAA olllcm will In· ai>ect lt lo determine bow and why the eccident occw1ed. 4 . ,
Coastline IniUative. have
finished the first 200-mile leg
or their @mile cycling trip
from San Francisco to San
Diego .
The star of the show Sunday
as the riders arrived here
lrom Monterey -60 miles
ove r some steep grades -was
~ 17-months old girl riding in
style behind her lather, Daryl
LeVeque of Ontario In
Southern California.
THE MOPPET was strap-
ped lO the carrier behind her
:.weating parent, attired in
crash helmet, ski jacket and
sunglassts, and a botUe ol
mill< d&ngled from her waist
like a combat general's hand
grenade. Her mother, six
-pregnant, is driving
-In the lamily motor car.
. Tbe eyclllls 11pent Sunday
nlghl here at san Simeon Slate
Park, talking with local en·
virormlentallsts about the pro-
poted nuclear power plant in
Dlablo canyon below San Luis
Obispo.
Along the way they have
talked lo anyone who woold
listen about Prop. 20, which
would conln>I development
along the eoUre callfomia
coast from 1,000 yards 1nllDd
lo tlJIM mllu out lo .....
' '
Conserving energy. is vital. . . . . "
The demand for electricity
in Southern California
doubled in the past eight
· years. Whether we like
it or not, it will double
again in the years ahead.
Unless Edison is permitted .
to build additional power
plants and transmission
lines, it may become
necessary to blackout
blocks of customers on a
rotational basis within
two or three years.
Yet permits necessary to
build any new major
plants have been delayed
or blocked for the past
four years.
That's an immediate
problem. We're work ing
hard to resolve it.
The long-range problem
requires finding more ways
to conserve energy and
to use our nation's total
energy resources wisely.
That involves all of us.
In Edison's fossil-fueled
plants, for example, we"re
now able to produce 30 %
more electricity fro m a
unit of fuel than in 1948.
That helps.
Oem1nd for eleclrjcily here keeps risin1 every yur.
Needed new sources ol power must be built. Other-
wise, bl1ckouls may occur within two or three yeais.
At lhe Sin Onolre Nuclear Power Plant, luel pellets
which contain uranium are used instead of burninc
fossil fuels . This helps conserve oil and natural au.
'
Byusi'ng higher-voltage
transmission lines, we're
also able to deliver r
electricity more efficiently.
To find other energy-
savi ng techniques, we're
investing millions
researching Geothermal
Power, Fuel Cells, Fast
Breeder Nuclear Reactors
and other advanced
generating method s.
We're working with
industrial and commercial
customers to conserve
electricity in offices and
factories. Heat from
lights, for instance, can be
recycled and used for
heating systems.
Perhaps you can conserve
energy, too. Have you
considered ways to make
every kilowatt count at
hom e? We'll be happy to
send you a list of practical
suggestions.
Write:
Conservation, Edison,
P.O.Box800, Rosemead,
California 91770.
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Caution
ConsumpUon of alcoholic beveng~ In parks and on
beaches, although legally banned, bu long been a fact
of Ille In Orange County.
Law enforcement has been spotty. Some agencies
have tried to be strict while olhera have considered lhe
law unenforceable and have looked lhe olher way.
Nevertheless, exlatence of the problbltlon bu aerved
ID hold down flagrant vlolaUons lo a large degree. To
that extent, and regardless of the hypocriay tnvolved,
families have been little disturbed u lbe imbibers have
tended to separate themselves from the main body of
beachgoers and park users.
Knowing poasess!on of beer, wine and hard liquor
Is In itself a law violation, and tlut public drunkenness
in such areas compound.a the offense, consumption bas
been more caulloua and realralned -with less trouble
for non-drinkers and their families -than would likely
be the cue Uthe legal ban were removed.
Despite these seemingly self-evident facts, the Or·
ange County Harbors, Beaches and Parks Commission
has moved to end the ban on consumption or beer and
liquor at most of the county's beaches and parks.
The exception would be at parks where deeds for·
bid alcoholic beverage consumptiol\. lrvlne Park may be
one of these.
The commls!lon's 5 to 1 vote to have a resolution
prepared urging legafuation of alcoholic consumption
was based In part on the "legal Incongruity" of the ban
In the lace of county-aulhorized sale of liquor by a
restaurant and a county~leased marine business at Dana
Point.
The resolution would call for lilting the ban at Aliso
Beach, Dana Point Harbor, Salt Creek and Sunset Beach.
Parks removed from the ban would lnclude Mile Square,
University and O'Neill.
Is Inclicated
ls the added compleslty Of bw enforcement II consump-
Uon Is legal on a county beach but illegal on a dty beach
nearby.
Another con.sideraUon Is the probability that legal-
ization would increase corummptlon and brlng widespread
Intrusion lntD non~~ family groups on the beaches
and ln parks -some g which aeldom occurs · now
under the ban.
The situation i. In no way comparable to the late
unlamented Prohibition era. Alcoholic beverages are
legally available ln authorized places for those who want
them. The law may be flouted tn a minor way, but there
is no bootlegger crime.
Prudish, we're not. But we do feel that throwing
county beaches and parks open lo public drinking Is not
wise, necessary or proper.
No Cause for Sa dness
Some leaders of two ultra-conservative Orange
County Republican groups -California Republican >....
sembly (CRA) and United Republicans of CalUornia
(UROC) -have announced they're quitting the party
·to support lame duck , Rep. John G. Schmitz for Pres!·
dent on the American Independent Party ticket.
A Republican leader on the Orange Coast was quoted
by lhe Newport Harbor Ensign as saylng the CRA
"would not miss a heartbeat" with the departure of what
he termed the "wild Comanches who are leaving the
reservation."
"We will be glad to see them go, and U I bad a hon
voyage song, J would sing it," he added.
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Barring some bitch, the resolution will be adopted
by the commission Oct. 10 and !hen be submitted to the
Board of Supervisors.
With the two groups representing, by their cwn
estimate, about 1,000 of the 360,000 registered Repub-
licaru; in the county, their departure will be no cause
for sadness in Republican ranks.
01. · • d ,_, __ 'Jt matters not if "Tut, tut, remember our ymp1a mo•w: , ,,
you will or lose but who the political ;udges choose/ , A factor the board will thereafter need to consider
Teamster Pressur e Prevai ls
Congress Helps Vendors
w ASIUNGTON -Collil'ess bu Juat
(J8lled le1ill1tlon utendlni the federal
1ehool lunch program, but not withoul
allppinl In a ciluse that w!U help create
a bonanza for vendinl machine com-
panlea.
Neither the House nor Senate had
orl&lnally wanted to (live the vending
machine lnt<rests
IUcb a b!i break. But
., .... the leglstatlon
wu sent to a c<>n-
fennce committee
to t r o n out differ·
ences between the
House and Senate
tenlonJ of the bill, a
allowed vendlng machines only In senior
bJgb schools.
Puclnold led the batUe for the vending
machines Wide the Stnate-HoUR con.
ference committee. A bill was reported
out which placed no restrictions
whatever on the vending machines,
deepite the fact that dentiota and .c!Jeli·
cisns across the country had opposed the
machines from the. slarl.
ALTHOOOH PVCINSKl ~8s nol alon4'
fuMy thing bap-, ,,~_,his su~ of strlpplnr the
penec1 ·'. :~ Jiiil'fculture Department ol Its power to
Rtp: Roman Puclnskl, the likable rqulate the machines, he call the owing
Daley Democrat from Chicago wbo ts vote that gave 1tbe !Oda pop and candy
runnlng for the Senate this year, 11Qd-bat people a majority of the House co&
deQ.ly developed a passion.ate concern ferees.
that the truck drivers who deliver ·soda Pucirulkl told us he wu contacted
pop ml(lilt lose Jobi U the machines were about six weeb ago about the bill by Ray
not alfowed 1n &ebool cafeterias aod Schoesllling, a Teamsters Union officlal
lunchrooma. from Chicago, who told him ".about the
errect on a large number of truck drivers
IN THE PAST, the Agriculture Depart· who deliver tbeoe school lwiches."
ment has not allowed vending machines 1•u you elimlnate these beverages such
In school refectories where free federal as coke," Pucinski said he was told,
lunches are sen'ed. The Department felt "you're going to eliminate jobs."
that vending machlnes normally disperµie
soda pop and candy, which would .-ork
qalnst the .....,,.... ol the free· lunch
program. 'Ibis ii to provide nutritious
food. ' The House bill ord•red the Agriculture
Department to permit vending machines
which aold "nutritious food!" such as ap-
ples and dairy producll. The Senate bill
PUCINSKI INSISTED that t h e
Teamsters' pleas were not the only
reason for his concern. He said he had
long felt that school cafeterias and
lunchrooms should be made more ap-
pealing to students.
"The Agriculture Department could
have barred Cokes and Pepsi and Seven·
up," he said. "If you 're going to bar
Coke, they're going to go to the candy
store and they're going to get pot."
Pucinski conceded, however, that the
Teamsters have "been my friends for a
long. long time." They had always co~
tributed to bis campajgns, be .said, ilr
cludrhg this one.
WITII MAXIMUM fanfare, lntsior
Secretary Rogers Morton announced laat
February that eight large cat& were
being added to the list ol endangered
species.
ThiJ meant tbat no cme could bring the
Ufnl: of the· •nimal<t ;..-~ tigen1 leopards, cheetahs and jaguars -Into
this country escept in cases ot ·"amdue
economtc hardlhlp."
NevertheJea, sport bunters have been
allowed to continue killing endangered
CBla and to import their pelt. Into thla
country. u "trophies." One Hollywood
woman was even allowed t.o bring home
a leopard akin after it bad been con-
verted intb a flashy coat by a London
turner.
WE ASKED THB Interior llepartmmt
why It was still allowing the importations
of the stins. An exception had . been
made, we were told, for those who bad
aigned up for safaris pior to Morton's
announcement.
Yet the law aDows exceptions to be
made only in cases of economic hardship.
How, we asked, can a safari for some
ricb sportsman qualify as a hardship
case!
"I can't explain it," acknowledged an
Interior spokesman.
McGovern Is on All Sides
WASHINGTON -Whatever else Sen.
lifcGovern is, be certainly Is ''flexible."
Examination of the printed record
shows clearly the South Dakota radical
has remarkable dexterity 1n being on aU
sides of major issue:s. His consistency in
this capability ia as diatinctive as his
flexibility .
Following are strlkin& examples from
Jeading newspapers:
VIETNAM -Providence Journal, July
13. Im: McGovern aaid he was not
changing his views
on the need ror
withdrawal from In·
dochina. He re.called
the "flat pledge" be
had made to t.ake
l'Very American sol·
dler out of Southeast
Asia (which locludes
Thailand ), IJ1d )o '
cease all aid to the
South Vletnamex nglon. "l do not have
the slljr:hteat doubt thal every American
troop and ooldlor will be out within 90
day1 of my lnauguraUoo, and that's the
pledge l D'llke."
B 11 George ---.
Dear Georre :
My huaband Is 1 ridlculow pinch-
penny. We han U children and the
smaller ones are alwayw breaking
drinking fWses, 10 I started
buying paper cups. My husband in -
11lst1 on actu1lly waahlng and
drying paper cups! Wbat should I
do.
MRS. CHEAPSKATE
Dear Mrs.:
~are him. With IS children
you ahottld encourqe him In
111Jlhlnl tllot ...,.. 1111 mind ...
cupled.
~OBERT S.AI .I.E~
iuami Herald, Aug. 12, 1 9 7 2 :
McGovern told P.OW wives that he would
leave troops in Thailand : "While 1 am
fu!Jy confident that there would be no
such need, I would aiso retain !lOme
military capability in the region, in
Tbailand and on the seas."
Newsweek, Sept. JI , 1972: To further
confuse lhe issue, Abram Chayes. foreign
affairs adviser to Sen. McGovern, said If
Hanoi insists then Sen. McGovern would
dump Lon Nol and Souvanna Phouma in
Lao." and Ca mbodia, and dismantle all
bases in Thailand.
VISIT WITH LBJ - Washington Post,
Aug. 31. 1972: J\fcGovern described his
visit with Johnson in Te:ii:as as ''one or
the treasured experiences of my life." He
added tbat "he (LBJI inherited thal
(war ), he didn't start It. He gave up his
chtnce to run for reelection in an effort
to end it."
In JM?, Sen. McGovern met with
President Johnson and dl>cuMod the
Vl•tnam war. FoUowtng that aealoo,
McGovern de.crlbed Presld<nl Jolln8oo
as "rambling and incoherent." Liter he
wrote (what he cartlully does not men-
tion now): "The President !1 a tortured
and contused min .••• literally tortured
by the mess be ha1 1otteo Into In Viet-
nam. . • .He react. violently to IU.£•
gostlons that our lnvolvem•nt there is
Immoral."
ABORTION -'lime magazine, June
2&, 1972: 0 Abortion ii 1 private matter
which lhould be decided by 1 prtgnant
woman and her own doctor," says
McGoveqi.
Christian Science Monitor, July 17,
1972: "There ha! to be solne regulaUon
and that I would leave to tbe states. I am
not advocating abortion on demand."
That is the stand taken by Sen.
McG<lvern.
AMN&WY -Speech before the
Veterans of Foreign Wan, Aug. 23, 1972:
"A good Democrat doesn't :"Un away
from 1111 party, any more than a good
soldler runs away from bis country."
!Jfe magastne, July 7, 1972: "Tho loss
ol lhe California delegates would be such
an Infuriating, disillusioning upert-
cnce .•• that I would repudiate the whole
procesa. I would run as in Independenl, or
support someone else on an independent
ticket." ln 1948, McGovern did euctly
that. He ran away from his own party
and supported the ~led luclependent
Party candldatt, Henry Wallace, who
bad the open becldng ol the Oommwtlsta.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Ever since OW' native Indiana made
Stonford change lta atllletk! nick·
name I've been wJilinl io bear
from the Ani.aten ol the -lcll
-H.J.B.
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Pro Football
Relieves Our
Frustrations
Easy Agreement
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Teaches Nothin~
EDITORIAL
RESEARCH
Professional football games are 10Cial
as well as sporting events. Ito matter
how humble his job« Income, the holder
of a season ticket automaticallf joins' bis
city's elite during the 1._weel National
Football League season. From time to
time, sports commentators · spiculate
whether pro football is becoming overex-
pgsed or overextended. And every year
auch rean prove groundless.
"'Jbe pro football crowd is very much
part of the g&me'a mystique," Time cor-
respondent Champ Clark wrote. "The
game's passionate followers include
poets and production workers, billionaires
and bankrupts. But in its essenCe, the
football audJeoce is Middle America in the
raw. It is the Silent Majority at its
noisiest , relieving ils frustration.. in the
visual e:rcltement or the nation's most
popular spart."
'1THE FANS OF A pro football le.am
are a mirror of lhe city," Sports
Illustrated writer Edwin Shrake added.
"When you imagine a fan of the Rams
you thlnlt of bim ... silting In the smog in
a ,polo shirt and dart glasses with a girl
who either is or should ~a go-go dancer.
You see a Giant. Ian bustling off the
subway with his toboggan cap and
thennos. Or a fan of t h e
Cowboys ... looking very whit~llar
with his Junior League wife."
Here is a typical letter I receive quite
frequently Crom readers :
"Dear Mr. Harris : I read your column
every day and enjoy it. Almost all the
time I agree with it. Yesterday, however,
I disagreed:, and I want lo tell you why I
think you are wrong."
Some day, perhaps, it is my wistful
dream, I will receive a Jetter like this:
"Dear Mr. Harris. I read your column
every day and enjoy it. Almost all the
time I agree with it.
Yesterday, however,
1 disagreed -but
reading 1t over, and
thinking it over, I
decided that you
were right, and I
had been wrong."
IT SIMPLY NE-
VER occurs to any-
body that might be the case. When we
agree, it is because I am a writer of taste,
judgment and shrewdness; when we dis-
agree, I am wrong. The reader is never
wrong.
Mind you, 1 am not asking that readers
always agree with me. I have been, and
will continue to be, wrong many times.
But. disagreement should make us ~X·
amine our own beliefs, not merely re..•
state them; it should prompt w to ques-
tion our assumptions, not reaffirm them.
IN P.IY OWN reading, I have leamed
only from writers with whom I disagreed
at first. When I fowld myseU easily
agreeing, I learned nothing. And I soon
gave up these writers, for they were only
mJrroring the convictions I found it com-
~YDNEYJ.H~
lortable to bold.
For instance, at fint Chesterton m.
furiated me. I thought he wu 90 percent
wrong aboul eveeythlng. But when l
began seriously .~ think about my 1dlf·
fereoces Wi.ttJ biS views, I slowly and
reluctantly caint to the concJUJlon that
he was 90 percent right.
MOST OF US are looking for writers
who will sustain and support our oytn
world·view. We quote, and clip, and ~p.
plaud, those paragraphs that are m0st
congenial to our preconception& But we
learn nothing this way, any mort than wt
learn to swim by always wearing water.
wings at the beach.
It reminds me of what certain ptellstlc
sects do with the Bible' They carefu!IY
pick out all extract! that justify tbe1r
particular set of beliefs, and rigi<lly I&·
nore all the passages that contradict
them. When a BlbUcal text supporll
them, they take ii lllerally; when it does
not, they manage to give It a tortured
"interpretation" or simply forget it.
AGREEMENT IS comfortable, bul
barren; it is disagreement that can 1Dlb
us grow, lntellectoally and spiritually.
This Is the best argument I knoW for
maintaining a society in which fuJ1
dissent is not only permitted, but m-
couraged.
In Washington, Redskins season-ticket
holden include some of the nation's
movers and shakera. "We could get a
quorum of the House any time we ring a
bell," a team official once remarked. The
No. t Skins fan is President Nixon, who
pald a surprise visit to the team's
training site l,ast• Noverpber. In a IS.
minute pep talk to the players. Nison
likened a football team to a country. The
test of both, he said, "b when it's Jost one,
It doesn't Jose ita splrlt."
A Monu me nta l Mistake
5tJch statemenll might seem corny to
some. By and large, though, they sit weU
with pro football fam, who never seem to
tire of htllf-llme abows featurln( massed
!tap and marching military units. At
some llacllwns, the •how begins well
before ~ nme. Several groupl of Mln-
n..ota Vl!t!np fans go to Inordinate
lengths to outdo each oilier in serving pre.
game, parking lot banquet..
THE GENl!llAL AFFLUENCE of the
fw ta mat<hed by the opulence of the
ne-lladluma, IUcb u ~ uaed by
the Dallas Cowbo)'I and Kansas Clly
Chiefs. Tbe laUer Ii the llrat tO oiler fw
In the stands Instant replays on an eleo-
lrolllt: --.ii. Botb -tlin lplCI«»
(Jl'lvate ... teo far the viewing -of,
~well--fins.
It ta -1ble that pro footbeD 1111}'
evealually alimlte the fan wl» la tlDlble
to llfonl .,. obtlln tickets to -pmeo. At Tew Sladlum, tbt <W"°11'
.... playpen, -holden sitting
bet ...... lhe »yard -"'" requirod to bUI' a $1,000 stadium CODlll'Uclloll bond
fer eoch 1e1t purcbued. Tbe Ucltela
the-1 ... C<lll la each.
"Yes. I'd 11.y we lost a whole croup in
the $12,ll()O.t~,ooo..-yeor salary ...,.
who cculd afford -~ al the
Cottoo Bowl WI C.'Otllcln'I afford to buJ
hondl," Cowi>o)'I ....., aw Murchllon
Jr. ulcl. "ll we -tetl ttplnsl
Industrial News Review
One reason compulsory, national health
insurance would prove inadequate, If not
a chaotic failure , is that it would very
likely obliterate the best features of the
med.icaJ and health care symem that
already exists. Among these features are
}rlvate insurance programs and prepaid
medical care financing organizations that
bave been buUt up over the years to meet
local health care needs and tailored to in-
dlvlduaJ requJrements. Detades of ex·
perience lie behind the success of these
voluntary health care finaocing pro.
grams. Compubory national health in-
surance would !crtp them.
A SPOKESMAN fol th~ natlon'a
largest health care financing organlza..
tion. which covers one of every three
Americaos, presented a statement to the
llemoc±aUc Platform Committee that
dutrYtlll the most serious consideraUon.
~,.U.... things, be said, ·~ .•. It
doea not ....,. 1flle to use ]IUbllc f\lncla
for ftu~ penonal hoalth llOrvlces -iri-!undo are dolnf. tljot job. ••
the ullon ahould relain Ill l>lunllltlc
and baalcally ,.1un1ary metbanismo lor
nunotrw heolth ~. Tho alternative II
1 lharp phllooophlc departtlre to a single,
monollthlc 1$111DI. • • •
"TllB BEST APPROACH, in our vltw,
would be a cooporattvo arrangement in
which government seta l'ltllt, establishes
ptlorltiet, and provides, liut on!y where
Quotes . .
them, we dloerlmlnltetl aplnll -._ Dould R. Mclitl, C ~a IC el I 1 r,
but no mont Ihm all America v.i, .. 111, al-: "Middle tnco1ne
dlacrimtitauto 11a1ntt people 'who don\ ' Amtrlca!w 111'1 ~ priced J1cbl out of
..... _._to liuJ Ill~ wlDI.. ll!per educatlaa."
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necessary, the funds to achieve tliose
goals. The private sector can work
toward th~ same goals by underwritlnC
and administering health can flnanclnc,
and, in au, functioning as the natklnal
resource it is. Moreover, the private •
tor ha! llrengthli that result In dlrecl
benefits lo the public. These are a com-
petitive environment that stlrnulate1 new
and innovative approaches: local control
to meet local needs; and risk llltlnr•
which result. In orientation 14wanl
resulta rather than meth>ds."
. IF PEDPLI! CAN only reallle I~ tho
Bl"{IHnlnded assumj>tlon lhal total
government tal:eover ll1d tleitructloo ot
our pruent, quite effective hoalth care
systtm 1' the answer to the heolth care
needs of the people ta an uhlbltloo of 1
monumental lack <1f cammon -.
Otd l'I ;,llOT
ll06nt N, 11' ... l'llWlUcr
no-Cfft!I!, lclllor
Mkrtll'.-
l<Ulorlll ,.,. ldllor
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MDftdq, S.,,temb<r 18, 1972 PAILY PILOT t
• Gi r.l Wins Right to Su e H os p ital /I~~~
SAii PRANCJSCO (UPI) -tlssuel wlllcb X·r•ys cannot, I
AJlrlw-llni,.aroflife Illness Suffered as Infant Rlchardssa)'l th•devtce mayl 1'11 opent IUl!erlll( fl'om dtar-enable earller dttectlon and rbeat vomltinl aod a:amps cure of breast cancer.
W.11 &lvta tbe ~ by the cannot recover damages for barbiturate deatru. - with 61 where they served the Ir The manufac turer b Hol· dillfcn1a ai.(ftme Court to pain and suffering. fatalities compared to 43 residency. oeonlcs Inc . o( Richland ,
we the hQlpltil WMnt ahe "Indeed, the Want's cry of among males. The committee, chaired by Wash.
plcbd up t&e Jnfeellon. ·, hurt is as poignant as the 1be 71 person! who used Rep u blican Assemblyman • Chf1tese Due
11.e unudmoU.: de c 1110 n mo,,t detailed exPoSition .•. ," barbiturates to commit suicide Gordon Dulfy of Hanford, ls LOS ANGELE" UPI) ' • he wrote. were more than the combined investigating whether a new ... ( -revf!fled a ·1131 ruling whlcb The first mainhtnd Chinese ltd • l°"er Court lq reject a • Age Dropa total of those who shot medical school should be built physicians to visit tbe Unite<'
~ ( MEDICINE ]
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) g:~=l~e:t:r ~~::: ~~ ~ in the valley, States since 1949 will arrive in
The average age ol persons rt e D e-l'lff Tested Washington the first week of repo . . dying from ov.-of SAN FRANCISCO (AP ) -A October.
heroin bere bad dropped from e M ore R esicle1da device that sends >OUnd waves A group or 10 Chinese doc-
31 to 29 ..... over the put two FRESNO (AP ) -'Ibe through flesh and bone at dif· tors will tour medical facilities
years and the number of University CJf California has ferent angles to produce~ there and in New York,
women dying from heroin been lH"ged to increase the dimehSional images from deep Boston , Kansas City and San
overdoses bas gone up abarp. number of doctors serving W ide the body ill being tested Francisco. Dr. E. Grey Di-
ly, a coroner'• repor1 says. residencies In San Joaquin at Children's Hospital here. mond, who returned to the
"I'd lilte to "'!urn • Vf!r'/ frub Dotted plant that I feel ltu bad loo r"."11 J>laut food.'r -
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Li!ttl e Gorilla s
Climb Big Trees
OUgbt to mention here the eyeball of the great blue whale \I about the size of a grapefruit.
TRADmoN In Japan calls for blind men to work as
IDBSSeW'&
: AtllAILROAD elephant Jn India can push about three
k>ide4 freJght cars,. that'! all. About seven erilpty cars, thougb,
' ALMOST but not quite half the millionaires nationwide·
are millkmalresses, actually.
DEEPLY regret to report that
chiggers inhabit virtually everyplace
on earth between sea level and 16,000
feet.
EXACTLY 34 out of every 100
youngsters born today woold be left.
banded, if somebody didn't fix them
early. What 's meant by "fu: them" i!
tamper with lbe pattern. That's the
claim of a medical man wbo bas stud-
ied tbe left and the right, About three per<:ent, be insists
would be truly ambidextrous. '
QUERIES -Q, ''Do gorillas climb trees?"
A. Am told little gorlllu climb big trees, but big gor-
iljas do not climb little ~. . .
Q. "HOW does Grand Coulee Dam's spillWay compare '
to Niagara Falls?" ·
A. Hall as wide, twice as high.
Q. "WHAT'S the rarest mammal in North America'!"
: A. The spotted bat. Only about 30 maybe 40 left. It's
got,pink ears and three white spots on tts'·back. Pretty
little thing.
BEAUTY -Client ask& how many beauty conle!ts we
state every year wberelo the girls parade on stage in
swimsuits. Al>oul 5,000, Calls to mind that 1904 observation
of the Rev. Thomu B.fGregory: "No truly refined girl
;would submit to such • thing. Tbe bare thought of it would
drive her mad."
PART OF what your noae Is for Is lo give the air that
gels into )'OUr lw\gs • humldlty of about 85 percent. So
figure your nose bas lo tum out pbout a pint of water a
·day. More in dJ')I weather. RA!ally, )our nose gets a lot of ·action.
WREN A syndicated column out of the San Francisco
Chronicle some yean back suggested a husband and wife
ought to bathe toegther regularly, client editors frowned.
But a Lendon bathtub manuafcturer named Alfred Coslett
and Company perked up. "Our new tub," the firm an-
nounced, "ls so designed that people can sit decorously,
yet clOBe together, and chat quietly into each other's ears.'1
Believe that piece of plumbing Js about a $1,500 item now.
LA.TEST uhausilve studies of populaUon growth show
habits .,,, most likely to be conceived in the fall. Par-
Ucularly Jn November and December. Less probably, be-
tween May and July. And least likely, in that major matr~
monlal moolb of June. ·
Addre11 mail to L. M Bo¢, P. 0. Boz 1875, New-
port Beach, Calif.I 9Z660
Porno Purchaser
Fits Normal Mold
ATLANTA (UPI) -· Tbe
former .....Uve diroctor of
the U.S. Comm&&lon o n
Obscenity and Pornography
aays 'that people •ho read
pornography tend to lit well
educated, wen.read, a n d
socially and polltically actlve.
* * * Porno, Smut ·
'Has Value'
PORTL.Villt Ore. (UPI) -The Rn. Tia ....,,_, •
Methodlst ....... I D d
dlalnuan of the °'"""lttM. 111 Human Suua111J or 11!1 Wll1d
Council of ~ ... told
• fedtral Juda• tl • t -•pby hos a therllpeuUc
nlue Ill IOCfelY.
Thi S.n Frandlco mbht•
WU called U a d1•• 1 ~la a COM lo..,,,... u 1,llo bootloll pub)-In ~-......... In PWUIDd ... tliJlceoe.
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Dr, W. Cody Wllaon also
said nonreligious, young mar·
rled men are lbe type most
likely to be a comwner of
pornographic material.
"f would guess that lbe type
of peraoo u detcrlbed has
more 90cial coatact and would
tr.quent placeo wbeie there ;,
lea inhibition. towards ee:r,"
Wilson told the M e d l c a I
Aaoclall<ln Gt Atlaota, but
oddod that _, bas been
ahle to piDpolllt Ille -· Wllsoa ...W t • e com-
mW1m11 report cbanged
-coocepll .....,.,,..,.
............. -Oft Ibo --. Among -.... lindinp \bit the HI crim.Ul'I tr-
-during chlkllood and 1ab1equent --J.UtS to
pornolfapby WU flvtry, Ver)'
low, md lo many cues,
llmolt. nil.''
• lltiltllol do Indicate 11111 tbore...., lit. poatUYe ...,.
-between moral clepr••llJ and pGl'IXllf•l'b1, he Aid.
damage sult claim 1 by !be parent; of Kim Capelouto, ....
I: 1be IUlt oought damage1 for
pain and suffering fr o m
Sunset Hoopital Jn Hollywood
where Kim wa born.
'1Tbe infant's inability to ex-
plain lbe cause of pein or to
describe lbe extent of it does
not affect lbe suffering,"
A!sociate Justice Mathew 0.
Tobriner wrote in reversing
the 1931 decision that infants
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Two years ago, only 20 per· Valley hospitals as one way of Qtief surgeon Dr. Victor United States i\1onday from
cent of the heroin deaths increasing the number of Richards and r e s e a r c h Peking, said here.
CFly Our Legs)
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CAUFOANIA """ °"'" C...ty ruemliHs (714) 540~550
were recorded among women physicians in the Central associate Dr. David Holbroke Dimond, provost of health
while this year females ac-Valley. say they hope it will prove sciences at the Universil y of
count for half of such deat.M, Witnesses told the Assembly simpler, cheaper and safer liti ssouri. extende<.1 an in-
Coroner Boyd G. Stephens Select Comm;ttee on Health than X-rays for som e vi tation to the Chinese doctors
said, Manpower at a hearing here purposes. on behalf or the American IL----------
Women also made up a ma-that a high percentage of doc-Becal13e the device can Medical Association and the
jority of the city's I 0 9 tors tend to locate in the area r~gnize differences in soft National Academy or Sciences.
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YNre changing our name, but not our stripes.
• We're changing the Enco name to 'Exxon. But we haven't Co:nplica~ for us. And coofu&ing for our~$<>
changed our stripes. The fine people and products the we re changing ?ur !"'me·~ you11 have Just~ name to
Tiger stands for are the same you've always-known. But look for. Our Tiger IS travelina , the country displaying
soon you'll find them under the Exxon our brand·new name. We • EWnN
name. Why the new name? Because for hoi;ic yo~11 likc .it: Becauec • 'Ai.,_
years we've had different brand name: while were changing, we .~
indifferent parts of thecounay. don't·wantyou to change.
An old friend hal •new Nil••
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·Coke Riis Polish Markeis OuhSuit
On Resort
Supported
Pa':akeets Spark Conflict
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WARSAW (APJ -With
the Nm!ng of Communl.st
otflel>ldom. eoc:.-O>la hu
hlt the Poli.sh market u 1
rompltte:ly ''rthabllltated"
beverap.
• No longer ts It the sym·
bol of dollar imperialism
but rather. as one Poli.sh
sta te paper put it : "lhe
truit O( peaceful CDel·
lstence ."
It became available two
months ago. Sa les reports
show Poles have taken to
it in a big way .
Warsaw's largest store,
Supersam, sells 15,000 bot-
tles daily.
S T A. T E ahopkeepers,
long accustomed to serv·
Ing soft drinks lukewann
Gal Clotlies
OK for Men,
Witli Beards
COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) -
Men may legally appear ln
public ln women's clothing as
long as they also sport a beard.
The Franklin County Court
of Appeals, in dismissing
cases against three bearded
men arrested last December
at -a Gay Activists Alliance
dance, said they "~rently
are not trying to pass as
women."
The law under which they
bad been charged forbids
public nudity or in "dress not
belonging to his or her se1 ."
in the bottnt weather, an
bdnc urg«I by 1Uthoritlea
to ...... Coke dlllled. The
mull hu betn a biqer
IUpply of rdriierators to
.uote.run ban.
An unprecedented
advertising campaign to
promote the drink 11 In lull
swing In the Communlst·
controUtd press. A blonde
model holcb up a botue
with captions reading :
"It's already in Warsaw-
try it and you1l un--
derstand why It's belng
drunk in the world over
ISO million times daily."
The price is five zloties,
about 25 ce¢>.
THE DRINK can be
seen on the tables of near·
. '
Jy every cofree house and
restaurant. ln lhe capltll'1
bustllnc tral!Jc, red
delivery trucks with the
"'"'" pelnted 00 the baclt are now a familiar sight.
The dail y Zycie
Warsuwy comments:
"This lnnoor:nt !!I o f l
drink, which until recently
could bt found in Poland
only in encyclopedias, has
du ring a few weeks found
its way into almost every
home. For many years
Coca-C.ola has had a
reputation of belng the
symbol of American life or
of repulsive d ollar Im·
perlall&m. . • .It finally
reached Poland not as a
sinful thing but u the
fruit of peacerul coer·
A W AllSA 11' !&dory ii
producing the drink under
II.,..,.. A lfCOlld plant
will start productlon next
year in Silesi1 province. It
will lum out 48 million
bottles annually.
Many adult Poles. like
to mix Coke with vodka -
the nation's No. 1 drink
and sometimes tht No. 1
problem.
·'It's people like me who
really know how to prac·
tice coexistenct" aa\d one
Warsavian. "This ts where
East and West really
meet."
He was saluting a
Westerner with hb new
"C.oke-tail."
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A
(ederal judge bas rtfused to
dlami3s a Sierra Club suit at~
tempttng to halt D I 1 n e y
Productions' ?"Qpose:d Mineral
King resort development.
U.S. District Judge William
T. Sweigert rejected the
government's motion t bat
merill in the case were-decid-
ed In a 1970 federal appeals
court rulln.g whlch overturned
(OUTDOORS)
a preliminary injunction
agairS. the development
The U.S. Supreme Court
ruled this year that the con.
servatlonist group failed to
clearly show members v.·ould
be injured by the ski resort
development proposed b y
Disney in a remote Tulare
County section of the Sierra
Nevada. The Sierra Club then
amended its suit in an attempt
to meet the high court's ob-
jection.
e vhit Slated
WASHINGTON (UPll
Mrs. Richard Nixon will tni.vel
to Yellowstone National Park
Tuesday to help kick off a IIJ·
day. 90-nation conference as
part or this year 's observance
of the lOOlh anniversary of the
National Parks system.
The White House said the
First Lady will represent the
President at a campfire
ceremony at the confluence of
the Firehole and Gibbon
Rivers, where a group .of ex·
plorers first concluded that
the Yellowstone plateau ohould
be preserved for the people.
HARTFORD, Qian. (AP) --to the point of beitl& """"'! "'°' all« aal•~ ~I ~=~ ~ parUeet ,,,_. ::: ':rirst 11atch"!!!!
Norlh Am<rlcan bin! !oven at to be hfChlY adaplaf>le. ODo In No~ -. 1 '"';;I odds ovtt whether lt abould be Ooc.11: wbidt tlClped from tts month in .... gentiJll -to
killed to prolecl cropo. caa• at Kennedy lnloroaliooal stt1ng ils young lrt<U
"It ought to be eradlcllocl," -Altport~~.!.ln~l-~~-~n~became~~-dea~lb~.:._-----
says Stanley Qulckmlre, u~ ,,,_,IH,_,
ecutive dJredor of the Con-1 t•
neeticut Audubon Society. "fl Denture lnven ion ought to be tcapped or shot."
"That's being u alarmlst," Fer Peepl1 with
says Roger Tory Petenon, an ''Upptn'' ind ''I.ewers''
i n t e r n a t i o n a I I y known The ftlWt:ll tbltr.1 to bavhtr 1our
naturalist who returned to bls own teeth ii poaibie now with a
ho ptut.k: cream ~ry that act• Old Lyme me Crom an all J bold• both "uppen" and
arctic e1pediUon. "IO'll'en" a oewr befon po91iblc.
"IT'S JUST a bin! that
comes to people'a ltedlng ala·
lions."
The disputo ls over what -
if anything -should be done
about the monk parak,.t,
which has establlabed itself in
the New York metropolitan
area and is spreading to the
Massachusetts shorelines.
Th& gray bird, which builda
huge, apartment house-type
nests, also hall been reported
in North Dakota, Michigan
and VirgirUa. ·
"If this species should
become abundant, s er i o u a
damage to agrl<:ullural and
orchard crops can be ex.
peeled," the U.S. Department
of the Interior warned in a
pamphlet published last year.
It"• a diKovr1Y c:alled Frxooa~ fot dailJ home u.e (U.S. Pat.
(J 003.9SI) and it hu revolU· liciniud dmtun: •win&. FlloDmn'
. bnne that rorms an rJullC T'~~. i bitin& b~ps abtmt> tbs liP<A&"' 0
and dlewinc. flWIY denture Wltb FrXOl)fJ(I' 'th wrsrers. Jn.If e11t. 1pcs.k, 11u1h. w1
little wonyof dentumcomlnl '°{"
One 8 ppli<:ation rn•Y I••!.;~ boun.. Dentures that fit an: .
tia\ to fltalth. Stt youfrl~~~1~; rqularly.Gtl~J-l!>UK ,
Denture. Adhe.ivt CruJD.
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reportedly has caused e1-
tensive damage to grain and
fruit crops in northern Argen.
tina , where there is a bounty
on its fe-athered head. See How To Improve Your Mind & Body
With Raja and Hatha Yoga Tomorrow! . "Many ornithologists I've
talked with feel the bird ,_
should be stamped out now •
before it's too late," says
Peter Alden or the
Massachusetts Audubon Socie.
ty.
Qnl'/ 1M YOGA Clt!'ller <omblnes IM bendllt of the ,_ 11T111lnt 1Y1tem.
. of YOGA, RIUA for UM mind, HATHA for lh1 body. RIUA YOGA, Ilk• IT\afllk:, Mlps you Olwlop your pO ....... O! <V!ltlnlrlllon Ind l""lttMU.
HATHA YOGA lltlpS you to quldtly b!,tlld 1 he>1Hhl1r more "IQor"D!n l!od'/, T~ two ,,...., YOGA5 IOIMd toge!Mr are the pOrfKI COl'l'llllM!lon flW,
the -tern ....., 1nd ""'°""" 01 1ny ave. A Ntwoorl 8Ndl ICC01,1nt1nt, alter liking the It-week cowu ... ~1
"'· • flr11 11me 1•ve belfl 1b!1 IO ,..111. In 2 y11n."
Despite dismissal of the
charges, the recretary of the
Gay Activists, Pa trill: Miller,
said it cannot be considered a
victory because the court
upheld the constitutionality of
the law. The ~New' Na"'ll· e Beach Opened
But Peterson said, 1'l've
seen it in Argentina, and it's
not all that bad. I doubt th at It
will ever become' abundant
here. It's not a native
• A U;\1111 llNch engineer MYS: "I 1l1tp l l'lou"' lnl t!ld ftel bttttf.'"
A San!• An. houl•""lf• Mys: '", , • my mind Is JO c.etm • , , my ~
11/Ulol h•• lmprO'led lllOO'llo." , A Newport flt~ boel builder .ay1: " ... more tnltf'llY •• • Im n""
tired ••• m~ <Ol'IClt!'llnitlor! II much improved." The judges said in their nil·
lng that the law prevents
persons from being victimized
by impersonators of the op-
posite sex. •
Aside from fact they both float, there is litUe to compare World War D vintage
LST Jerome County Oeft) and Frederick County, new breed of LST (Landing
Ship Tank). Frederick is 172 feet longer, weighs 4,3,00 tons more, bas better
accommodations and smoother ride. Ships are docked at San Diego.
species."
ros· ANGELES (AP) -
Standard Oil Co. and Southern
CalUornia Edison Co. have
opened 1111 mile: of beach
under a tentative agreement THE AUDUBON Society,
announced by S u p e r v i s o r however, points to the ex.
James A. Hayes. ample of the starling and the
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Hayes told newsmen he was English sparrow, two im·
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VIRGINIA CITY , Nev. (AP)
-Aller an ll·year struggle,
this one-time "queen or the
Comstock" lode has been
designated a national historic
landmark.
Once a colorful boomtown of
25,000 hard working, hard·liV·
ing silver miners, the self·
styled "liveliest ghost town in
the West" wu deClared. of·
ficialy eligible ' for national
recognition in 1961.
BUT IT wasn't until the
Nevada Legislature created an
offi cial historic district and
established an archltectural
review commission that the
landmark effort gaiiled. steam.
Wilbur Wieprecht, a historic
piuervation speciallst with
the state parks division, said a
. "change ot thinking and at·
titudes of the people in
recogni1ing the values" of
Virginia City was responsible.
"Virginia City didn't take
any concrete move!: to retain
its historical integrity at the
out3et," Wieprecht s a i d .
"Historical quality was going
downhill until recently."
the country to use the
.shoreline et E1 Segundo at no
cost.
He said the northernmost
quarter mile of the beach wlU
be reserved exclusively for
surfers and the remainder will
be opened t.o swimmers with
picnic areas, rest stops and
public facilities.
eGood Walk
PORTLAND, O..e. '(AP)
Two calilornia men say that
plain, old-fashioned exercise is
a foolproof way of ridding
themselves of excess poun-
dage.
They hiked 2,350 miles tn
THE RESTORATION of the five months -April 1 to Sept.
old Fourth Ward School, 5 -carzying 7 5 • p o u n d
widerway in 1969, got things . backpacb:.
started and the town's ntarly Toby Heaton, 25, Santa
700 resident.! began taking Monica, Jost 45 pounds and
pride in her historical at· Davit Odell, 21, Burbank, shed
tributes. 30 pounds.
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~1ollday, Stpltmbtr 18. 1972 DAILY PILOT f>
Pqlitical Notes
Realtors to .Hear
·Alioriion Argu111ent Rages
BJ. 8VSAN SWARD or&anlJatkms caUed ••Pro abortion areumenb 1a1 t u ....., Ule'' wblcb be says his about Dect.mber and bu yet to rule
Prop. 22 Author
A .....,..i woman driving eo.ooo meml>trs. on the mailer.
down • Lal Angeles freeway Re contallda the "the tide Is Court ob.servers doubt the ;,
-• blJll>oanj advertising an begit>Qing to turn agatnst court wilt knock oul all ..,.... abortion counseling service aborllon and our fon:es are Uon regulations eompletely
ml Jllll:es the call that pull just now coming of age bul they say ii could possibly
ber In touch with a doctor who polltlcall,y a n d organiu· leave the question up. to a
will live her an abortion. tionally. We never bad a woman and Mr doctor, tod1nC By O. C. HUSTINGS Of .. Dlltt' ,, .. , sq,11 itial1 ofthe American
lndependenl Party ( A I P )
rhyme wllh APE.
Another woman reads 1 statewide group btfore." the required approval by the
newspaper article about an s p e a k I n g about the 'iiitiihriiee-<Jiiiioctnorr::pan;::;:•=.t:;. =::;::;:;::; Loe Angeles Cou nty
~ Philip Wat.on will be
in Orooce Counly Wednesday
lo 81H a pitdt for Propos!Uon
If before' county memben ol
the catlfomia Real Estate
Aa&oclallon.
Wataoo Is the author of Ille tu re!orin proposal whlcb •P'
pears on November ballot. He
151,YS It would force the stata to
shift lcbool and welfare costs
to revenue .Ourcts othU than
the property tu.
SPOxLm~ fro! three
polillcal parties and t h e
J.eagqe of Women Voters wUI
discuss currmt,eJection issues
Thunday night in Anaheim.
· ~ gatliering, part of a
'public affairs p r o g ra m
sponsored by the Rancho .San-
t!qo Community College
Dlalrld, is open to lbe public
Without charge. It is scheduled
for 7:30 p.m. at Crescent
School, 5121 E. Gerda Drive,
Anaheim.
* * * WHEN a oovey of oon.o
servaUve Republlcana ert-
nounced lut weet they were
fleoin( tbe Grand Old Party la
favor ol the AIP and Joha
8cbmllz, Georfe E. Ile._
ty, <halrman of the Orange
County Republican Centrll
Committee, ilsued the follow,
ing tempertec( taltimony:
"It is unlortunata lhat
divisions within our Orange
County organization b a v e
resulted in certain members
of the Orange County ~
ordinating Re p~u b 11 can.
Alaembly cbanging ,t b e t r
registrations. 1 respect any
T•JllN!ll
Brigadier Ben Wold of
Fountain Valley has
been named director
of the' Men's Rehabili·
talion Center of Jhe
Sllvalion Ar m y in
Santa Ana.
man's declsioa to follow hls----------consclence, but. at the same
aliU..bortlon group forming in arguments people raise In I 1
San Francisco and contacts favor of abortion. Joe Burke
the Qrganlur because she said. "The unwanted pregnan-
dllllkes califonUa's liberalized cy argument hardly seems
abort.ion law. like a valid reason for taklng a
Thole women symbolize the ORANGE COUNTY human Ufe. There's a very battle lines being drawn on the clear parallel with Nazi
abortion issue in C31ifomia -Germany "''here the Jews
a state that for four years has ( weren't wanted and look at the
bad a law which has had the • hollocaust that resulted from
effect or enabling i'ust about thal." timents on the issue. any woman who wants an The Republican says it is Sen. Anthony Beilen son. the
abortion to j;let one. clear th at "the intent of the Beverly Hills Democrat who
''The batt)e over !he ethics !967 la\\' hasn't been folloived aut horec! the libernlizf'd l.'.l\I',
of abortions is just beginnin~ at all. sa \'S that 11:h('re California
here." said the Rev. Hugh "I think the idea \Vas that mOves on the abortion ques·
Anwyl, associate director of this panel of tlu·ee doctors tion \\•ill depend on v.·ho is
the Los Angeles Planned would interview the gal. and if elected governor in 1974.
Parenthood group in an in-she showed signs the pregnan-Reagan has said he 1von 'I IX'
terview. cy would be a real hardship running again and there are 11
"The debate is going lo gel mentally. then okay," Burke host .or Republicans and
much hotter before we're said in an interview. "But the Democrats \Vho will probably
through. Any lime we're in an way it's being used, some peo-be making the dash £or the
interim stage -as we are pie in the medlcal profession post.
oow -a lot or ·people are are using the law as a crutch \Vhile Bt'ilenson defend s his
going to have their value for abortion on demand." aborti on law and opponents
CFly Our Legs)
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rmmtlons (714) 540-45l0 Panelists will he Le e
Potdolak of the League of
Worilen Voters, Arnold Hano
of the Orange County
Democratic C en t r a l Com-
mittee, David Brandt of the
GOP central committee and
Donald. Swenson of th e
Ameflcan Independent Party.
time, I regret l)ie loss of barJI
working Republicans. My hope
is that, in the .near future, we
will resolve these differences
and reunite under t h e
Republican banner to work
together to insure the success
of those ideals we all believe
in. Of those people who
registered A.l .P. to back
Governor Wallace in 1968, over
50 percent reregistered
Republican and s u p p o r t
Governor Reagan in 1970.
hrefore we must also con-
sider the elections in 1974 and
1976 when we comment on
matteri of this kind."
License
Fees Come
To Coast
systems challenged." s a Id Joe Burke, a San Francisco gear up lo try to touJi:hen i!s Anwy~. who reported his non-insurance executive who is no content, the State Supreme
profit organiultion handles the relation t 0 Assemblyman Court cOlltinues to ponder the
majority of nonprofit abortion Burke, heads a statewide um· la\v's legolity on the basis of
referrals in the state. brella group for antiabortion two cases. Tbe court heard the Anwyl and other proponents 1:;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;~~;;;~;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;" of Ca l ifornia's 1967ll
* * * DAVI!! 'YOU noUced? The in-
Ex-athlete
Sues Firm
For $50,000
SANT A ANA -A retired
football player who claims
Worthinglon Dodge unlawlully
used pi~s of him and his
family for :advertising
purposes has sued t h e
automobile dealership f o r
'50,000.
Charles Ray Johnson or
Huntington Beach, who played
for the Buffalo Bills and San
Diego Chargers during his
nine years.as a pro, names fbe
Chuck Sexauer Advertising
Agency as codefendants in his
Orange county Superior Court
lawsuit. ·
Johnson con4!nds pictures of
him playing football with his
wife and four! children were
included in an edition 0£
"W0rthington Dodge News"
without his permission. He
was at the time employed by
the Worthington group as a
se.ivice adviser-.. ari4 manager,
according to the suit.
.Federated
Cham.hers
Name Pair
* * * MOILY Mc<le<!, 18, Seal
Beach, has joined Terry
Moshenko's campaign
organiz.ation to help him in his
bid to wrest the 70tb Asse.mbly
District seat away from
Republican Bob Burke of Hunt-
ington Beach.
Moshenko, a Los Alamitos
attorney, notes that Miss
McGee, a recent graduate of
Los Alamitos Hig)l School, has
served as a representative to
the state Board of Education
for the California Association
of Student Councils.
* * * ANOTHER attorney who is
running for office, Fullerton's
Conrad Tuohey, has lashed out
against his opponent in the
23rd Congressional District,
Del Clawson, who, Tuohey
claims, has failed to promote
tourism in Southern
California.
MRS. TIM Finney is the new
Westminster chairman of the
Committee to Re-elect the
President.
Cal State
Bus Lines
To Begin,
FULLERTON -Cal State
Fullerton students, facul\y and
staff and the public who live
north and east of campus may
Jack Barnett, executive take a bus to campus begin-
manager of the Newport ning Sept. 25, the first day of
Harbor Chamber of Com· school.
merce, and Bob Evans, ex-'Nle new service will run
ecutive manager of the San twice each hour Mondays
Clemente Chamber of Com.. through Fridays on two dif-
SACRAMENTO -Orange
County has received $77,486
and all Orange Coast cities
have received amounts in pro-
portion to their population as
their share of revenues
deposited in lhe stata Motor
· Vehicle Licen.!!e Fee Account
during July, 1972.
The office of the State con-
troller has report ed ap-
portionment amounts for these
cities:
Costa Mesa, $4,980; Foun-
tain Valley, $3,024; Huntington
Beach, $8,872 ; Irvine, $1,305:
Laguna Beach, $965 ; Newport
Beach, 13,520; San Clemente,
$1,175; San Juan C8pistrano,
$358; and Seal .Beach, $1,774.
Woman Wins
Store Suit
SANTA ANA -An Oxnard
woman w h o success£ully
claimed that she was falsely
arrested in the May Company
store in Buena Park has been
awarded $12,500 in damages
by an Orange County Superior
Court jury.
Mrs. Susan Dahl , 2 8 .
originally sought more than
$800,000 in compensation from
the !inn when she claimed
that store employes unlawfully
detained her then turned her
over to local police on June 8.
1971.
The jury agreed that there
was no just cause for th e ar-
rest of l.irs. Dahl on shoplift·
ing charges. Crinlinal pros·
eclltion was abandoned short-
ly after her arrest. _
Judge Rules
Man Sane.
Theraoeutic Abortion Act say
they have to agree with the
vehement opponents of
liberalized clbortion laws when
the opponents say they have
.. just begun to fight."
The act allows a woman to
have an abortion ln an ac-
credited bospilal If a lbfee..
doctor panel ok!)'.~ Jw' reason
for the abortion -mental
health problems, physiological
problems, rape or incest -
and the operation is perform·
ed during the first 20 weeks or
pregnancy.
Last year 116,750 women un·
derwent legal abortions In
California -compared with
5,031 who did so in 1968, the
first full-.year the law was in
effect. the State Department
of Public Health reports.
Antiabortion forces have
watched thesee sc a I a ting
statistics with a grim eye, but
.so far all efforts to toughen
the act have been turned back
in the ca.Iifomia Legislature.
What galls the O\)ponents Is
that experts say about 98 per
cent of caiifomia abortions
are performed under the men-
tal health clause -or what
the critics call "the mental
health loophole."
Gov. Reagan expressed his
disapproval of the current
situation in a June news con-
ference. saying he Is UJ>happy
abortions are available "on
demand" as a result or the
Jaw he signed four years ago.
"I had confidence that we
could depend On the medical
profession itself policing this
bill," Reagan told reporters.
But he added that' he has not
considered any s p e c i f I c
changes in the present law.
Then in August a nationwide
Gailun Poll came out showing
that 64 percent of Americans
think only a woman and her.
physician should d e c: l d e
whether she has an abortion.
Assemblyman Robert
Burke, a Huntington . Beach
Republican who has authored
several unsuccessful attempts
to toughen the abortion Jaw,
said in an interview he Is not
at all sure the poll accurately
r 'e f I e ct s caJlfomians• sen~
merce, have been installed as ferent routes. · SANTA ANa\ - A Midway
officers of the Federated Students may buy a $10..per· Cib ty man bas been ruled sane
Chambers of Commerce of semester pass for unlimited Y an Orange County Superior
Orange 'County. I ••· . 10 Coiirt judge in action which N G u.se 0 r.lle service, or pay t hi roup Barnett will be vice presi-cents per ride. re urns 'm to municipal court orway
dent anl! Evans will -he . Faculty ·and slaf~ members to la"' murder char~es filed Slates Luau ...,
secretary for the 1972-73 year, can buy the same $IO pass or foliowing the death of his girl
The chambers met for a pay 25 cents per one-way ride . friend's 17-month-old daughter. Sons of Norway, the lfrygve
harbol! cruise, dinner and ln· The P.Ubllc must pay 25 cents Judge William Murray found Lie Lodge, will hold a luau on
staJlation ceremonies receqtly per ride. Charles Edward Helton, 19. Sept. 22 at the Halecrest
in Newport Beach. A joint venture of the sant , after examining reports Clubhouse, 3103 Killybrooke
The Federation consists of university's Associated cOmplled by doctors who ex-Lane, Costa Mesa.
:JO Oran~e County chambers S\u,depts , and . lbe Orange amined the defendant. Cocktails will begin at 7:30
and promotes f o !ft 11 Y •· County Tr1mlt Dlstrlc!, lbe _lie was chatgeil with p.m. and dinner, dancing and
sponsored activities a n d pilot syst<m. will cost an munler July 30 just 24 hours enttrtatnm.nt will begin at
services for mutual benefit. etlimated '35,ooo IO '31.ooo alter Melanie Lynn Williams, 1:30 p.m.
Ben Paschall of the Santa during tlte rll'SI year of opera:. 17 IDQlllbs, died iii Orange Coll 962-1980 or 87Ml50
Ana chamber became presi-tion. Costa will be shared County Medical Center from for rese"ations by Monday,
dent and Bruce S n Y d e r , equally by the two organiza. the effects of what doctors Sept. 19. Tickets are $6 per
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Carpeting
Finn Sets
Irvine Site
Royalty Carpel MUb, In<.,
has announced plans for the
construction of an SM0.000
manufacturing and dirtribu·
tion facility In the Irvine
Industrial Complex to replace :tA
its current planl in the City of
Compton.
Moodar, s..t.-19, 1'172
According to Roya] ty 11
Prement Mike Derderian,
Olt.mana Construction Co. of
Mont.er)' Park will build a
72,000 eq. ft., one-story struc-
ture on five acres of land that
wW have built-in provisions
for an expansion -0f 50 percent.
John D. Blackburn of Studio
City designed the new facil ity
which will include 3500 sq . It.
of office space.
SIGHTING IN -Larry Bolcoa. right, Wells Fargo Bank manager in Costa Mesa
"sets sights" on new building now under construction adjacent to temporary
quarters. Assisting Bolcoa Oeft to right) are Austin Daly of Latt, Jackson & M-o
sociates, Wells Fargo architects; Miss Costa Mesa. Marianne Bergeron; Bob Mc·
Curdy, president of Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce and Karen French,
Miss Newport Beach.
established in October of
1969, Royalty Carpet Mills is a
rapidly growing firm that pro-
duces carpeting for residential
and commerc ial use
throught Southern
California. Its aMual volume
is in eicess of $5 mUlion.
Money's Worth
Proper Resume Key
•
The Royally Carpet faciLity
will be the seventh major
building erected in the Irvine
Jndwtrial Com~lex by
Oltmans Construction Co.
In Finding Best Job
~.SC1111cllilb. ' Fi11• Custom Tailoring
WeltCDH "-. 1 l:U lm.t A". --c-PHONI: '41·1m
By SYLVIA PORTER
••I myself have screened
thousands or incoming
resumes over the past eight
year.$," says Sylvia Lustig of
the New York ei:eculive
recruiting firm or Fred Lustig
& Associates.
"It would be so much to the
advantage of everyone con-
cerned if jobseekers could
present themselves, irtilially
in writing as they do, in the
best form possible" -and
then she asked for my help.
Septem.t>er ·
is a tradi·
tional 'Season
for job
changing -
and millions
of you today
are planning
to switch
jobs as soon
as you can.
Jn addition, f"OllT•11t
Of course, ihe millions of you
who are unemployed are eager
Mv•rlllffMnl
Does More Than Help Shrink
Swelling Of Hemorrhoidal
Tissues Due To Infection
Alto Gives Prompt, Temporary Relief in Many
Cues from Pain, Itching in Such Tissues.
Docton have found • remark-
Ply 9UClCf'91ful inedication that
.ctually helps 1hrink 1wellinr
ml hernonhoidal titauet when
infected •nd inftamed. And it
dof• more, In many cases it Ii.,. ~ for hours from pain
and itching in these tis&Ul?I.
Teall by doctors proved this
true in many cases.
The medication used wu Pttp-
aration H. And no prescription
is neecl e<l for Preparation H•.
Ointment or 1upPOSitories..
meet the $101000 panther* • • •
by deTomuo • . . Imported for Uncoln--liiercuey. Italian
coachwork created by the brilliant Ghia Studios at TU~
Ford dfflgned the 351 CID 4V V·8 engine. Four wheel m:
&!pcment suspension and mld·shlp en~"lne pla.cement. Five
tpeed sear box. fully synchrontzed ...
PANTER..A
.-Panten •• , Italian for Panthtt ...
ANNOUNCING
A1 Important
AUCTION
Of htromely Valoable Stock
PERSIAN RUGS
and Other Oriental Rugs
Not£" Abou t This Sal<': Due to th£' rlosin~ do11·11 of nn 1u::ency and \\'ithdr&\vaJ of rrpr<'srn1111lon l•y 1he
P<'rsiA n Car!X't exportf'rs, they, thr C':"<portcrs. arc
forcrd to alt rr thei r plans end no\\' \Vr -lly au·
t.harization or those financlaJly C01l('{'l"llt'd -ha\•f'
been instru<'tf'd to liquidate thcs!' and other bnl('.!1 of valuable handmade Oriental and PcrsiA n Carpt"ts,
M.lRS and runnf'rs which have been in slol'aJ!:c await·
Ing shipment. Persian Carpets of real quality of alt
types are becoming scarct>r lllld more expensive 111
the lime. Don't mis.I lhia creative art.form auctioD
al:
fr any information that will
assist you.
I'LL TAKE FOR granted
that you are familiar with the
fundamentals of resume
writing: at the start, list your
name, address, telephone
number. dale of birth, marital
status, height and wei(thl; in-
clude your education, honors,
military service: name the
companies you have worked
for and dates as well as a
brief description of your duties
and responsibilities in each
Position.
-~ What, then, does Ms. Lustig
sugiest thats not so obvicius
and would improve your
resume?
-State your immediate job
objective in a brief separate
paragraph -if it isn't clear
from your education and ex·
perience or if you wish to
change the direttion or your
career.
-Pencil in on your resume
or include in a covering letter
your salary or salary re-
quirements s o t h a t a
recruiting firm or pro!pective
employe doesn't waste your
time or theirs by inviting you
to come In and discuss a job
that's either way below your
requirements or far too high.
"Don't ima,eeine that i£ you
leave it out." savs Ms. Lustig,
"that you may have a chance
to double your present
salary."
-MAKE IT clear In an ac·
compan,ving letter why you're
loo king ror another job now -
for instance, no opportunity
for advancement; or, mv com-
pany is relocating and I don't
wish to move: or, I've been
doing consulting work but
want to get back into in-
dustry: or. mv present job re-
ouirr.s thl'll I travel 80 percent or the time and I want to
spend more time 'vith my
family: or, I'm looking for a
better job. r.lc. And mention
any geographical preference.s
or limitations you may have.
-Don't overdo on the in·
formation you include -e.g.,
don't Include such information
as your spouse's name and
education. your father's job,
the names and ages of you r
children. your colleRe fr::i:temi·
tv, the fact that your health is
''superb."
' -DON'T GO TO the extra
and unnecessarv exoensc of
having your re~ume bound in
a fancy cover or mailed in an
oversized envelope. Just. mail
a copv in the u~ual bt1<:iness·
si7.e en\'elnoe. Don 't be too
original in the 'vay you present
your background either.
Heading up your resume
with a phrase like "f\.1an
Wanted" with ynur oicture un-
derneath. says Ms. Lusti~. will
"only assure you a ne1?afive
tvpe or interest." Anrl dOT'l't in·
elude references. You'll be
asked Jor them at the proper
time.
-De exceedini?"IY careful
about tvpograhical errors and
mi11spe.Jlings in your orhtin:il
resume before you hove it
duplicated. These errors will
serve as dislr:ictions.
-And a final key point
which really is implicit tn
many of the above polntl:
llmit the length of your
resume to one or two pages.
Wells Fargo
Bank Slates
Mesa Branch
Ground breaking ceremonies
have marked the start of con-
struction of Wells Fargo
Bank's new Costa Mesa office
at 450 East 17th St.
The temporary bank offlc
structure at the site was open-
ed last December.
The one story, 6,000 square
root Spanish-style b u i I d I n g
with mezzanine will be ready
for occupancy in six months.
There will be drive-up and
patio walk-up banking
facilities, and a SO car parking
a.rea a,djacent to the_build_i~J!.....
The builder iS ·wyco-; Inc.,
Los Angeles, and the architect
is Latt, Jackson a n d
Associate.
Wells Fargo has 44 bank of-
fice locations throughout
Southern California.
Shortage
Of Toilets
Now Acute
RENO, Nev. (AP) -There
is a shortage of toilets here
and an abundance o f
frustrated p I u m b i n g con-
tractors.
The shortage has caused one
wholesale supplier of plumbing
equipment to boy toilets from
a competitor to finish a job
and has made it impossible for
any supplier to meet orders
for colored or special order
toilets.
It 's not that the suppliers
aren't pleased with the buildng
boom underway. But the pros-
pect of turning away business
because manufacturers won'I
.C<Jme a~ with the goods
never pleased any
businessman.
According lo the wholesalers
in Reno, there are two reasons
for the shortage. First, the
"biggest little city in the
world" is getting bigger -and
fast.
There is a housing shortage
In the city and apartments
with $2~plus rents go fast. As
a result, construction of apart-
ment complexes and mobile
tiome parks is as constant as
the din of slot machines in the
casinos.
Second . there is, the sup
pliers say. a nationwide
shortage of toilet fixtures Iha!
is particularly severe on the
\Vest Coast. As Dick Record of
Record Supply Co. notes, there
aren't too many fixture
manufacturers on the West
Coasl.
Most of the big manufac-
turers are loceted in the East.
he adds, and "Ibey keep their
output on the East Coast
where the freight costs are
lower."
Although the idea or toilet
shGrtage may mean JittJel
more than new material for
the unredeemed punster, ii'::
no laughing matter to a plumb-
ing \vholesaler.
"It 's unbelievable. Just ter·
rible," Jack Reviglio, owner of
Western Nevada Supply C.O.,
relates. "We're about a
thousand behind and that'• In
white toilets."
NEWPOHER JNN
1107 ...... "load
Newport ._., c.111.
Plane Planned
Monday, September 18, 8 p.m.
Ylewl119 aod lospectloo "-6 PM Hiii time af
nctloo
Included ere the finest grad" '" amaU and largt siz!'«: NAIN. Inlaid silk QU~1t. natural KESHAN.
KERMAN, ISPAHAN, SAROU}(, BOKHAR.A, AF·
GHAN, llAMADAN, AJlOEBU.., TABRIZ, BlRJAND,
BELOUCHESTAN and olher1. AQo inclu~ are mU\Y other collector's i~n-.
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North American Slates· Jet
EL SEGUNDO (AP) -
North American Rockwell has
announced plans to build a
new lkeat businesl jet, the
fifth In 1 ..,.1 .. of Sabttllntr
commercial Jell to be bullt by
the rU'tll'I new SAbrellner
dlvlaJon.
CF70tl lurbopounda of thrusl
are now being fitted on the
Sabre 75A jets at GE'• Mojave
flight• test center.
Each jet is erpectOO to coet
$1.8 million on the rttaU
market. the flnn .. Id. ·
,Wall Street • • •
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own
~ Fifteen out of every 100 Americans tc;iday
We couldn't prove it, of course, but it seems
·here in
stock.
likely
that the percentage is even greater the Or-
ange Coast area .. and it's growing every day.
That's why the DAILY PILOT was proud, years ago,
to be the first newspaper in Ordnge County to bring
its readers "today's final stocks tuday" via Data speed
wires of The Associated
in every home-delivered
better all the time.
Press.
edition
We're
and
still doing it
the service gets
Wall Street's computers "talk to" computers in the
DAILY PILOT plant every trading day at the rate of
more than 1,000 words per . minute. It takes only 12
Wall
minutes to move the entire New York and American
Stock Exchange reports from the ca n yon s of
Street to the typesetting machines of the DAILY PILOT
right here on the Orang& Coast.
And when
the record,
first to use
technology finds a way to beat that speed .
DAILY PILOT, no doubt, will b~ among the
it to bring readers 71today's action,: today.''
' When it comes to financial news, the one that· means
business is the
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that two Gtoeral Electric
f'llghl tesUnc ta ocbeduled to
begin In Octobtt and certlllca-
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Monday, S<pte:i.b:r lC, 1
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''It's stopped rol'rung. Con we go out ond Hit if
there'1 a RAIN&OAT in the sky?"
Need Help, Too
Many Unmarrieds
Go to Counselor
WASHINGTON (APl -You
don't have to be married to
seek out a marriage counse1or.
From Boston to Beverly
Hill!, p s ych I at r Is I sand
counselors uy that within the
put year unmarried couples
have been beating a track to
their dooni 1n unprecedented
numbers.
''The principal reason they
come ii that most people who
'The under•tand-
fng tllhen the11 H"e
together b t h a t
they're tree. It
doesn't work that • '"all • • •
live together become emo-
tionally Involved and don't
...., how to brNk up,• said
Jarle Bron, found• of the
lnAltuto ol Marrlego and
Family Relations.
Brora waii among more than
two dozen family counselors
questioned in a survey of
seven metropolitan areas -
' Atlanta, Boston, Chlcago, Los
Angeles, New York, St. Louis
and Washington. All said their
Performer
Sues City
Over Boa
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UPI) -
A snake lies behind the feud
between exotic dancer Rusty
Nalls and the city of Syracuse.
The 33-year~ld Philadelphia
entertainer. whose real name
Js Ja;nlce Pyatt, ill su'tng the
city for $261,000, claiming
false arrest and temporary
Jou of the 30-lnch boa con-
structor used in her act.
Miss Pyatt said she we ar-
rested July ~ at the club
where she was apr>.earing on
charges of possessing a reptile
without a permi t. The snake
was taken to the city zoo.
But she was released the
next day when police
discovered the Board o (
llealth ordinance had been
repealed Sept. I, 1970.
Her attorneys said the nine-
mo-"· · · ' boa was returned to
her a ' .-. weeks later, but on-
ly a ... r she agreed to leave
the state.
Mi.ss Pyatt Is suing for
$10,000 for Joss of work, $1,000
for the loss of the snake, and
$250,000 for false arrest.
j
practices Include unmarried
couples who live together.
"THE UNDER ST ANDING
when they live together is that
th~y·re free ," Brors said.
"But it doesn't usually work
that way. It's not much dif-
ferent from marriage e1cept
that in .one case they have a
ring and In one they don 't."
One counselor gave this ex-
ample of an unmarried couple
that sought h1s advice:
-1lmr _mlj',t, Lwo _!:<!ll!M
student.a: from New York, had
been living together about a
year.
"Peter lnslstcd he loved Pat
and considered their ,rela-
tionship , permanent, but he
was not ready to get married.
Pat was. After numerous
arguments, they went to a
family counselor. After four
ses.sions, they split up.
"It became clear t h a t
neither of , them felt com-
fortable together,'' the
counselor said. .. After the first
.... 1on, I\ Cll!De out that he
did what be daiDn well pleu-
ed, and she felt used , thet It
was nothing more than a con-
venience for him."
Many of the counstlors said
that the intrigue of living
together without marriage
sometimes wears thin after
awhile.
"It's like trying to live with
something the spirit doesn't go
along with," said Joseph
LaLiberte. supervisor of the
Boston office of the FamJly
Counseling Guidance Center,
Inc. "Despite the surface
coolness and sophisticatlon,
they recognize the importance
of a sustained commitment. It
goes back to a primary need.
It's been a part ~them for so
many years." I
Some counselors said that
unmarried couples often seek
help in reaction to disapproval
from family or neighbors.
"SOME ARE afraid of thelr
tmage and hide the fact
they're mt married," said Dr.
Leopold L. Waulder, a clinical
psychologist in Greenbelt, Md.
'"l'tle fact that it's a relatively
new phenomenon makes It dif-
ficult. Some people try to ex·
periment with new kinds of
social relationships, but they
a!S-O have ties with the past."
In Beverly HiUs, Dr. David ~
Radell . administrative direc-~
tor for the Center for Behavior ~
Therapy, said 'that unmlrried ,
couples make up alfnost 20
percent of the center's
clientele this year. Treatment,
he aaid, usually" takes two half·
hour visits eac.'. week for 10 to
15 weeks.
Dr. Donald F. Cowan, the
center's assistant director,
said unmarried couples who
seek help often don~t have the
commitment to .each other to
follow through with therapy.
I See by Today's
Want Ads
e DO YOU MELT at th@
sight Of an XKE? Hue's
one on sale .. lt'1 • '66
Japar .XKE with I toft
top, wire wheel& and to -cond-• THE BIG FlttEZE to
w11a1 ,...·u set wttb w.
• cubic wt ol 1u/oteo.
trie 12V' tttria:etator, You
can put it to Ulll Jn •
trailer or ~pfr.
e YOU'LL HAVE A PLACE
lN THE SUN with thla 18'
Ftberal .. CC. lt baa 120
HP.·110 Mercury motor
wllh head, trailer and
...., -· Moorlntl la aJoo •vallaliio.
Supervisor-Chief Wan~
Public w Bpy Beaclws
SANTA CRUZ (AP) -'f1le
dlalmw1 of the Santa en..
County Board of Supervisors
wants caurornians to buy the
coastline from north of the
c!lty of Santa Cruz to the San
Mateo County line.
"I want to set up a pro-
ce<lure wllereby people from
all parta of the stato """ buy
certUicates and the fundl can
he u!ed to purchase the
coastline," aa1d Phil Harry at
a news conference.
Harry estimated the
purclwe price a 1 ~ million to
15 mllllon.
Harry added lbat he hoped
the board would work with San
Mateo County to purchase all
of the coastline between the
highway and the ocean from
San Francisco to Santa Cruz.
e Reporu Needed
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Calllorta courts may block
public pro!ecta u n t II .en.
vironmentaf impact reports
meeUng the standards ,.t by
the state's 1970 environmental
quality act are made public.
the stato Courl·of Appeals bas
ruled.
The court ordered t h e
Coastslde County W 2 t e r
District in San Mateo County
to halt an expansion project at
Denniston Creek because It
failed to file a sufficient en-
vi r on mental impact
statement.
The ruling was the first
against a public or private
utWty regarding i mp a c t
sta-la the two ,..,. --"" ol i'Gll'• appllcatloa
since the law WU written, foe an AEC constru<tioo
ea,, ...... .he r::! 1:, ~"':it ton!
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Point Areoa, 8boUt 130 miles
Stato Wator -Control north ol !Ian Franclaco.
Board bas ael Tbunctay for a The club's . pelltloo said
hearing on why !ta North PG&E rejected alternailve
Coast ReglonaJ Boord failed to alta that -1d be safer and
act on certain pollutlon curbo caUJO ia. poltnttal radloac. ·
in Northern Calllornta. tive ud -pollllllml. A spokesman Aid I h e regional boa!d la 8uta Roaa e 1-.t1ea E9e•
twice poatponed llnaJ action oo FRESNO (AP) -The
curbs recommended by Ila -iddeallhel!anJoaquln
( ECOLOGY)
own staff aimed at limiting
discharges from logging, co~
structlon and associated II>
dustries.
Valley IOU)h al y,_ Oounty
l.s COlllidenJd I poaible aito
for a pn>poaed nuclear -plant, a Loo Angeles Depart.
ment of Water and Power of.
ficlal says.
'f1le DWP II no longer COi>
slderlng Iha Sierra footbllla
because of uncertain
geologlcal concllUons, ·Eugene
Koffinann, the department's
nuclear project engineer, said.
State board member Ronald
B. Robie said, "I am ex-
aspentod by th• snails' pace
with which Iha North Coaot
Regional Boord eonslders im· Irvine Man
portant problema."
e Site Opposed Commissioned
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Francisco P. Brl!eno, Irvine
The Sierra Club says It has resident and Orange County
asked the Atomic Ene rgy deputy district attorney, .bas
Commission to prevent Pacific been commissioned a captain
Gas and Electric Co. from in the Marine Corps Reserve.
building a proposed Mendocino Briseno, 5062 Chateau Cir..,
nuclear pawer plant o n cle, first enlisted in the
grounds ctinstruction would reserve program in 1951. Ile
violate antitrust laws. ~received his co~ion at an
Attorney David P e s on e n Aug. 5 cerelllOny at the El
said the club filed a petition to Toro Marine Corps Air Sta·
interveoe Jn the "antitrust tion.
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Mmlitr ... , 9 I U...lfa P• II
By CAROL MOORE
Of .. Dlltr Ptllt!fteff ,.
Wbich Oil!' ,of, your che<kbones or
eyebn>ws b iblCbe<!
Wbich 11 your favorite e,e?
Whore llhould JOU lpply foandallion
makeup lllllll ldvanla8'0llSIY?
"Miny .•~ don't uae cosmetic,,
enough In relation fl\ !heir own artistic
&llaly~ . llld self~ression," said ·a
former rao<!el and \ beauty .firm owner
who now is the first female star makeup
consultant for a major cosmeUc firm.
Justine ot Revlon e1plained that
fashion on1y goes ao far but it's makeup
that makes things happen.
"Clothes have to be worn as is but cos.-
:M.eilcs become a part•of you and can be
adjusted Ugh! or dart for day or eve-
ning u lhe aa!d. "Men aee the resulta but w~en feel the magic of makeup."
She described the time a woman
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f°'f of se!f.anaJy!ls where ! h e
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~:t:;:: ofti>:..:i~ pro-
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look' ol a parlii:ular .,.,-lace or
fublon modtl.:Remtinbtr an tbt people
loo~ at you . wishing , tbtf .. bad the
. featureS that make yOil !pedal/' she ad-
, vi.sect. • .
·"Women wbo-.are;-prop«ly .made. up
feel better inside, ,carry tbtmselve3 di!·
ferenUy and exhibit confidence which
gravitates others toward them."
Justine' noted that even pro!esalonal
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blll llldlvlduals wilh free espn!Sllon wh1cb
allows IOme' of them, like All M.acGraw.
tolbiicome • .-' ,;
'!'be beauty consultant delJned her job
as ·"heJpine women achieve their belt
resulb-by properly uli!ll coometlCI tbal '
l/)e manu/aclllrer bas,~ to IUCb
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Bea .u:ty
a high degree -somewhat like choosing
quality among oil paints."
Her hlnls lncludod:
-Apply blilsber, eye ·abadow IDd liner
to larger, lllUally mlddle, oru flnl.
Then use what's left on the brush or
finger for reaching Into cmiers.
-The f<nbead llld fiat part of cheeks
are natarally the best lkin a woman Illa
oo foundation need only be applied In lhe
shape of on old fashioned keyhole.
starling wllh lhe eye aockets, down and
under lhe """' into tbe chin pocket.
-Stroke blusher · bijb 40 I he
cheekbone, from lhe oulerccomer of lhe
eye upward inlo lhe hairline. Gel may be
used on the· cheek to sbow COllloUl'I.
-lloo't be buhful, When tbere'1 a pro.
motion al a beauty counter, "alt there
ODd go to It," ask tho COlllOlllnt quea.
llons, !ell onJ..-OD the lllJn wllan 11-Wlll
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Top Off an Imperfect Day
By MARIAN CHRISTY
or a. o.11r Pllet '''"
NEW YORK -Most fashion desi&ners
are amateur psychologists.
MJjor dkiaioos made on what women
will wear· are bued on impressioM
~ ·gleaned from Informal but tn.
cUI ... girl wlkbJnt. The nebulous tidbits,
CllOflllly pltced togelher, become the
da:lgner's barometer.
DtSgner1 are aware that women
I
everywhere dress casually for dly and
bypas.s trends to wear pant.sulUI or shirts
and skirls. 'Ibe reason is simple: Con·
temporary women with go-go schedules
are too hurried for clothes complications.
But women are doing seJf.imposed
turnabouts around cocktail time to
become tastefully aUired vamps.
The slandoul !all-winier 19'12 late-day
dress, which is selling like mad, is dark·
clingy-swishy and bas an eye-boggling
neckline that displays body epidern1is
unlnhibitedly.
Women are women, after all -not 24·
hour machines.
American hat designers, quick to grab
a trend that looks as if il will rescue the
flagging chapeau industry, are doing
spectacular look-at-me hats geared to
coa:r the nighttime gaze from the chin
up.
Sleek close-lo-the-bead ('Oiffures are
being punctuated with endless in-
terpretations of head-hugging cloches and
turbans sparkled with opulent face
jewels, glitter or feathers .
l\1ost are interpreted in shiny satins.
All arc being labeled hairdo substitutes.
Here 's \~1hat three topnotch designers
are saying about the trend.
Cuban-born Adolfo is doing satin
bandeaus for jet setters that wrap the
bead and drip oversized rhinestones.
"Flamboyant little after-dark hats are
an ego thing •. Women don't dresl ex·
citingly during lhe day. Hab be<om• a
fascinating way to e!CBpe fashion
boredom at night. Women want to amuse
their audiences. They need an element of
surprise that hats provide."
Frank Olive, young and enterprising,
has created a dazzling colleclion of caps
which he labels "dinner hats." He says
they're definitely not for sleeping in the
subway:
"Elegant women can't adhere nonstop
to the concept of suburban living with
st.a.lion wagons, motor bikes and public
tr~lion. Day.to-day dressing has
to be Casual But Jateday is becoming a
special lime.
"We an, lncluqing women at home, "°'k beyond capacity, and we need to
know that we have moved beyond the
system and are indJviduallsts at the end
of an imperfect day."
'The designers are, ot coune, gamblla&
on the idea that a bit or fashiOD. fantuy
is a healthy escape hatch and, after five
a "'-oman will be escorted rather than
propelled.
Mr. John, self.labeled "Emperor of
Fashion," is mad for the theatricality of
snug turbans made from a fiuft of
feathers. His orchestrations are not for
side shOIYS:
''Look. d£'ar," he says majestically,
"mob psychology has no place in fashion.
] 'm only interested in ut individual's im~
pact on her world. These days it lakes a
lot to stand out.
''Feathery turbans are right out or
Swan Lake. After fiye a w6man should
look like a ballerina not a clown."
Designers agree that bulbous Mickey
1.1ouse shoes with clutsy heels have done
a fadeout and, u sexy high heels return,
hats are making a related comeback.
There ts a visual ~ason. Dark cocktan
dresses ''black out' the body. The focal
points are the head and shoulders and,
below the hemline, the le-gs.
Frank Olive. v.•hose collection rc\"olves
around snug caps studded "'ilh snHiked
brilliants like crystal and amber, adds
detachable veils that snap en and off at
will.
"Veils represent a certain mystique -
a kind of removable barrier between •
woman and a man. It's all very sexy. A
woman can make a grand entrance in a
veiled bat Olld, later, as salulltlons u•
panel lnlo lntlm1te CCllvertalfons -Iha
veil is removed."
The well·timed gesture Is considered
dynamite.
Fashion is catering to a select audience
these days. Net everyone is going to go to
great JengtM to Gress a la mode fer
small gatherings. A certain degree of
flamboyancy is required.
"It's also cosUy and time conswning,••
says Olive. "But dressing js a great
outlet -if done even on a 'someUme•
basis. 'Ibere's a healthy cross·aection cf
Mr!. America that can relate out there..
If she relied on fashion a llttle more.
•he'd need to set her psycblltrbt I liWI
less."
The moist gleam of
super luscious
lipstick streaked
with gold adds
expression to
' . 11 women s menage.
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J 4 DAJL Y PILOT_ r.:ond1y, Sep ttmbtr 18, 1':1
Teen Ignorance Isn't Bliss
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have a
rid1culoos problem and l am plenty
disgusted with myS<lf. I can't tallc to my
parents because I'm too ashamed. You
are the only one l can tum to.
I am mnle, 16 years old, and as you
will aoon discover, I'm a rotten kid. I
have a double hernia caused by
masturbation. I can't take a chance on
receiving a letter from you so I am beg·
ging you to give me some advice through
the column. Please help me. -NO
GOl'D
DEAR FRIEND: Wbert In the world
dJd you get the idea that a bern.ll cu be
caused by rnaslurbatlon? Sf:lf.mantpula-
tion ts 1 normal part of crowing ap.
About It percent: of all norm.al boys ind
to percent of all normal gltl1 first
become aware of tbetr teJ drives by e:a:-
perlmenllng In thh manner.
U yoo in lulvlllg pbytlcll clileomlort
f1 die JfOfD I arge yoa to tee a doctfr at
once. Yoar ignorance ts appalling, son.
Aacl wbat It even mort frightening IJ
that there art mllllons or kld1 running
loose who know at IUUe u you.
l 1agge1t tbat you get my book , "Ann
Landen T•lb te Teenagen About Sex."
Jt It avaU.bJ,e In paperback for 75 cents ..
Write te F1wtttt PabUcatiom, Jnc.,
Dept. A, Greeawtcb, Conn. Ol830. The
JWoeted• of this ale wW go to retarded
cblldrta.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: l was iJ>.
terested In your comment to the young
woman who Jost her boyfriend because
--
he was allergic to her cat. It see.ms the
fellow simply dropped ber and she never
knew why until a mutual friend In...
advertently mentioned it.
Your reply hinted you dJdn't believe it
was the real reason. It's OK to seek bid·
den motives, Ann, but when you sakt,
''L-Ove overC-Omes all aUergles," I deci<I·
ed to straighten you out. Love does NOT
overrome all allergies and J am living
proor.
I had to break my engagemen' to a
wonderful man because J was allergic to
his perspiration. He did oot perspire pro-
fusely. just the normal amount, but
that's all it look to make me break out
with giant hives.
J s~ou!d tell you that the persplting oc-
curred mostly during our romantic in-
terludes. The cause for my allergy was
established by a specialist who pin-
Pointed the trouble after weeks of
laboratory testS.
That was to years ago and I'm still un-
married but I'm NOT unhappy. Prayer
has filled the place in my life that J
mistakenly believed had to be filled by a
man -EAGLE ROCK. ALA.
DEAR ROCK: Some allerglet: can be a
friend. You didn't really want to marry
UW mu. I IQpect )"OV ft1eUq1 tf pllt
,,_ ... ll01llll •peels ......S Ille rtla-
tiollblp. Tiie MN 11ved you from what
ml(loi 1u1 .. lien • -m.uriage. ftuUlar...W.C.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: ThanJc you for
providing a new deftn1Uon of "grace
under pressure." When J read that you
were JU.re It meant lier Serene Highness
Princess Grace of Monoco wearing her
1951 girdle I nearly fell out of my chair.
You make the newspaper for me,
Dimples. Sometimes I get my only laugh
of the day from your column. Don't ever
change -AN ADMffiER rN NEW
YORK
DEAR AD' I eowdn~ If I walllecl ro.
Thanks for lbe day-brlghteoer.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Please tell me
what could happen to me if I let a rriend
of mine who is a hairdresser borrow my
cosmetologist license on the one day of
the year when he gets word that the
State Inspector is coming around.
I know I shouldn't do 'it.-but if you will
tell me what might happen to me I'll be
able to say ''No" and mean it. Much
obliged -OHIO WEAKtlNG
-DEAR 0 : The bairdrelser who "lendt"
his llceme to • friend rum the risk of
l<tt1lng IL Each case ii reviewed by a
local Beauty Culture ComrnJttet. This
committee decides whether Utt offender
should . be put on probation or bave Ids
llce1t1e revoked permanently.
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Rams Run--At Last;· Stumbling
Saints Crushed, 34-14
Dodgers Try
San Diego
LOS ANGELES -Stocky Bob Thomas
proved the une1ped.ed hero for the Los
Angeles Rams, who showed in their open-
ing game that they will have a running
attack with a breakaway threat to help
Roman Gabriel.
Electrifying in the first h.a.11 and rather
a flu.le in the second , the Rams whipped
the New Orleans Saints, 34-14 Sunday in
their opener of the regular National
Football League season.
··1 was nervous," admits the ~foot·IO.
216-pound running back who has worried
about his professional future. "They told
me Sunday morning that l would bf>
i!Rrting."
Thomas scored touchdowns on runs of
one and 38 yards. he gained 144 yards on
18 carries and he caught four passes f'br
~a rds.
''I just said to myself, 'don't make any
mis take.s, this Is your chance to make the
football team'."
If he was talking to himself in lhe
morning. Thomas had the Saints talking
to themselves in the afternoon. He burst
up the ntiddle and circled the ends as he
filled in for veteran Willie Ellison who
htm't yel fully recovered from a knee
injury.
The Rams gained 254 yards ru!hing
and 1 :~ passing. In addition lo the
Thomas production. rookie Jim Bertelsen
from Texas gained SO yards on six car-
ries. with a slightly better average Lhan
Thomas. 8.3 to 8.0.
Veteran Larry Smith carried 11 times
for 61 yards and a 5.S average.
Coach J. 0 . Roberts of the Saints
praised the Rams' blocking and the ball
Chargers Stumble, Fumble
Way to 34-3 Massacre
SAN FRANCISCO (AP ) -There are
13 weeks left in the Na1ional Football
League zeason. and San Francisco 49ers
receiver Gene Washington says, "I'm not
greedy."
He got off lo a three-touchdown start
and just missed scoring a fourth time
Sunday in a 34.J romp over the San Diego
Chargers. All the touchdown passes were
from John Brodie in the NFL opener
which coach Dick Nolan described as
••prttty much mUitake-free."
Nolan spoke only for the 49en.
Chargers coach Harland Svare ex-
pressed shock at the collapse of his team
which had a 4-1-1 pre-season record in-
cluding a victory over the 49ers.
"I know you can always have a day
like thls, but It's been a long, long Jime
&ince I've seen one as bad," he said .
San Diego flimbled five times,,gave up
four interceptions and lost two starters.
r~lver ierry LeVias and safety Chris
Fletcher, or the rest of the season with
knee injuries.
The Chargers recovered four of their
own fumbles . The one that got away set
up the 4~n· first touchdown .
LeViu lost the baU on a punt return in
the first period and Preston Riley
tecofered at the Chargers' 15-yard line.
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lo Washington in the end zone.
In the second quarter, Washington
scoted on plays covering 23 and 45 yards.
He gained 140 yards on eight receptions
and tied a team record with the three
touchdown catches.
The Chargers often had double
coverage on tight end Ted Kwalick, who
went without a reception , and that left
Washin gton one-on-one against defenders.
. "W.e like our chances When they do
that," Brodie said.
In the fourth quarter, Washington gain·
ed 20 yards on a pass from Steve Spur-
rier but stepped out of bounds at the tl-':o-
yard line as he tried to tu rn toward the
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"Their blocking was good but their ball
carrying was better. I guess we did play
a little better in tht second baU, but J'm
not too sure OOw bard the Rams played."
Tbis week the Rama play the Bean at
Chicago and New Orleans goes home to
play the Kansas City Chiefs.
New Orleans quarterback Archie Man-
ning, who hit Bob Newland on a 42-yard
pass and Dan Abramowia from the four
on scoring plays, commented that Rams
linebackers Isiah Robertson and Marlin
Mr.Keever were "great."
"J didn 't do so mucb running by
design, but when you get so far behind.
the other team knows you're running out
trying to pass," he said .
Coach Tommy Prothro of the Rams
was happy with the victory after a 1-5
pre-season but also said, "I'm sorry we
were so sloppy the last 40 minutes."
In the opening minutes, the Rams
scored on field goah ol !I and II yards
by David Ray, tbe one-yard 1bomu nm
a 31-yard pass from Gabriel to Jack
Snow and a four-yard run by Larry
Smith.
Gabriel, hampered by injuries during
the pre-season. went most of the way in
leading his team to victory. He hit 11 of -·
21 passes for 139 yards while ~1anning
was connecting on 21 of 46 lor 249. Gabe
threw for one touchdo"'n and each had
one pass intercepted .
Prothro was asked what type of plays
that Thomas ran well and replied , "I
think the.re we.re a variety. There was a
lake pitch once and one influence play
where no one blocks the tackle. He ran a
trap and some full blocks. I know be pop-
ped a draw a ()l)uple of times and there
was a weak side .slant."
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LOSING HIS HEAD -Baltimore's Andy Etchebarren (8) charges out
to argue call a.!. the plate in Sunday's 2·1 loss to the New York
Yankees in the rl'd hot American U:ague East Division baseball race.
Catcher Thurmon Munson put the tag on him, mate Merv Retten·
mund watches.
Sporpi in Brief
Ashe Stops Emerson;
Senate Reviews Games
MONTREAL -Arthur Ashe of Rich-
mond, Va., won the $50,000 Montreal
Intematiooal tennis tournament SWlday
surviving a last set rally by Roy
Emerson to beat the Newport Beach
resident, M , U , -6-2, 75.
Aahe, runnerup in the U.S. Open cham-
pionship at Forest Hills last week, took a
5-0 lead in the last set before Emerson
staged his rally that tied him at '5-5 in
games.
The crucial point came in the 11th
game when Ashe won his serve at 30.
Emerson's momentwn snapped, Ashe
took the set iind match by breaking the
Australian at deuce in the 12th gam e.
"I thought he really played ex-
ceptionally well to fight back in that posi-
tion," Ashe said rater of Emerson's
comeback. ''He started making a lot of
good ahobl and I started dropping my
serves into the net"
in .3:41.7, ahead of Hendryt Szordykowskl
of Poland with 3:42.0. ,,
JERUSALEM -Prime Minister Golda
Meir bas appointed a ~ team
"to inquire into tbe security meuures:
takll In rupee! of the Israeli delegatlon
lo the Olnoplc Games in Munich," 'the
government .announced Sunday.
nie investigation team headed by
Police lmpector General Pinhu Koppel,
is to report to the government wjth
resolutions and recommen<iation.s by
Sept. 25, the prime minister's bureau
said .
Jerusalem authorities have said far
stricter security p""8ullons will be
taken from I.araell delegattons traveling
abroad following the murder of 11
sportsmen at the Olympics. ,, "If I could have brought it to a tie-
breaker, I think I had a good chance,''
commented Emerson. Ashe won $10,000 in the week long tourney in the Maurice BRAINERD, Minn . -Frenchman
Richard Arena increasing his 1972 earn-Francois Cevert overtook G e o r g e
ings on the pro tour of $75,52S. Follmer of Arcadia on the la.st lap 1" Sunday and won the Donnybrook
WASHINGTON -The Senate has ap-Speedway Clnadian-American cup road
Proved legislation to set up a seven-race that w&J marred by two spectacular crashes. · member review board to examine the
management of the Olympic Games and Indianapolis 500 winner Mart Donohue,
future U.S. participation in them. if! a Porsche~ and Peter Gregg, JackJon.
By voice vote Friday the senate ville, F1a., m another Porsche 917·10,
adopted the proposal by 'Sen. John v. escaped se.rk>us injuries in the mishaps.
Tunney (D-Calif.), as an amendment to a \ The right rear tire or Donohue'• car
bill authorizing $15.5 million to help blew out u he sped out of tum me at 1*1
finance facilities for the 1976 winter miles per hour. The car went over the
Olympics scbeduled in Denver. embankment and was badly damaged,
'Ibe Houae bu not yet acted on the bill. but Donohue, who had just retumed to
Tunney said his proposal for the· racing after an accident 10 weeb ago in
pr e 1 i denUalJy-appolnted commission AUanta, was not hurt.
stemmed from concern about "petty Gregg·s car slammed into a guard rail
bickering, parUsan judging, outrageous in the warmups in front of the pit tower
blunders and , finally, u n pa r a 11 e I e d on tum 10. The car was destroyed but
barbarism" at the recent Olympic Gregg wasn't injured. '
Games in Munich. ,,
HOUSTON (AP ) -The Houa!t(n Altros
defeated tbe Loo Angelet Dodgen el&ht
pit.hen to obc In tbe Astn>dome Sunday.
The final """' .... IHI ID favor ol
the Aat.ros based OD Cesar Cedeno'• tw~
nm double In the .. verilh bmlnc bat the
parade of rdld pit.hen tdi a well·
beaten poth '""" tadl ~
The lloda<ra try a -alte and new
foe tonJcbl wben they beJln a ll>ree-pme
series at~ San Diego. It gets started at
7:30.
The eight pil<ben used by Houston -
they have 12 on the .staff~ualed the Na-
tional League record for most pitchers
used by one team In a nine-Inning game.
The 14 pltcbera used by both teams
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most pit.hers uaecl by two telDll ID a
single game.
"Now you know why we hue lJ pitch·
ers • on our staff," Altroe: general
manager Spec Richardson mused after
the 3 :29 marathon finally ended.
"I had to try to .maneuver them around
to try Ind get lbe winning combination,"
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had starter Don Wilson coming il I IOI in
trouble."
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leadin& CindnnaU ,., .. gllDtl and tbe
Reds' magic number at six, ·you pull all
tbe stopo and that'• what Duroeber did.
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IOUNIWI rotation took hla turn on . the
mound exctpt Wilson.
And it took them all to lllrvlvt Ibo 34·
hit game. Cedeno'• double in the seventh
gave Houston a 11·10 lead over the
Dodgers, who bad Jed by 7-3 at one point.
Lee May 's three-run double U, the eighth
made the margin safe.
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YIKES, REDSKINS
ON TV TONIGHT
The Washingtbn Rtdskins ond Min-
nesota Vikings meet tonight in an NFL
opener with Channel 7 bringing the action
live begiMing at 8 o'clock.
Coach George Allen'• Redskins boast a
winning record in the exhibition sealOn
but will be looktng for their first victory
over the Vikings in regular seuoa. play.
This is the third meeUng between the
two teams with the Vikes wlnnlng 27·14 in
1968 and 19-10 in 1170.
Defensive tackle Alan Page ls a
doubtful starter for the Vikings after in·
jurlng a leg muscle in practlce.
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ATLANTA -Hank Aaron. aluaging
AUanta Braves outfielder, belted bis 31st
bom<r ol the year and 670th of hla u.
lu..trious cmer &mday to help tbe
Bra..., to win a 7-4 National League
Weal victory over tbe 8an Francbco
Gianu hm. ,, .
STOCKHOLM -World r«ard holder
Jim Ryun or Kansas again failed to win,
placing third in .1 :4.2.2 in the 1,500-meter
race at an international tract and field
meet SW1day.
Messersmith Dampens
White Sox Title Hopes
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Whit. So•, . three in lmprovlnc bit r«ard to 7.f ondl
"'l)ley are In a very dlHlcult posJtion," outdu..Jlnl 2"'8me ""-\!!tlbar ,y~
analysed CalUomla Angeli maneger Del who failed for the lblnl atza!lhl Ume •-
THE RAMS' BOB THOMAS IS DRAGGED DOWN BY FACE MASK IN 34-14 VICTORY.
Ryun, who hu said be might turn pro-
fessional, holds the 1,500 record with a
time of 3:33.1.
Tom Hanson of Denmark won the race
Rice arter Andy Meuersmlth threw· a . win N 25 • i -~
four-hitter SUn4ay 11 the Angels beat the "Th:i w~a r~." said · Mesaen:nith~
Sox. 3-1 . It dropped Qilca.go five games 0 It'• ereat to btat I contendh1g team. u; -----
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ST. LOUIS (AP ) -Lee Trevino lost
h11 pulling touch but not his 1ead in hang-
ing on lo win $30.000 top money in the
1150.000 GreHter SI. Louis goU classic
Sunday.
The confident Texan. fulfilllng a v.·eek·
long promise, ovcrca1ne Dei:ine Beman's
one-stroke cd£l' t arly on the finRI 18
hules and prc\'Rilcrl with 11 2691 matching
the year's best 72-hole total.
fhe victory. however. would h11ve been
a comfortable one llad not ihc U-year'Old
Trevino fallered In swelterlng heat and
bof!eytd th,... holes on tbe back nine.
Bothe.red earlier In the week by lhe
front nine .., the l ,llO-yanl Norwood
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Hills COunt:ry Club i:ourse , Trevino set
out with a vengeance Sunday and eully
binlied tbe first two boles following Jm.
maculate Iron shots.
The Start provided him II ODC•Up lead
over Bemnn whkh swelled lo three
!itrokcs when &man bogeyed the fourth
11 nd -sixth an d became four with a birdie
ttl lhc pnr five ninth.
The usunlly pressure-proof Trevino lost
his edge beginning at the ttlh, \vhcre 11
four Iron 'Went past the g~n and
resulted in a bogey.
He miutd 1111 almoot certain birdie by
two-putt.ina from thtH feet at the ICth,
lben mJaed tbe 15th ll'ffJI Ind tWOilllU•
cd from eight f .. t for another bogey.
,.,..vino, having trouble readin& tbe
&rttDI, was in apparent good shape on
the l1l-yard 16th but ml.ued a par putt of
a UtUc over a foot and his advantage had
shrunk to one stroke.
As he parred the final two boles, the
3f·year-old Beman issued one fin.al
cluillcngc with an iron shol 15 feet f~m
the pin at tbe 18th bot came up short In
his try for • tying birdie.
"It happcns to me every time,"
Trevino said with hall-<llllUst In review-
In( lbe round. "Every -I'm too far In
!root I CID 't hit. I !lad a tore blnlJe at
No. 10, but I forgot to hit tbe ball ••
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their -.guards In cl<ats
when the, IWOO opens Friday
aud U'1 'Posalble -rven prob-
able -thit an four will wind
up loom when lhe w .. kend Is
~-over.
Wettmlntter, Huntingtoo
Beach, Newport Harbor and
)farina au scrlmm.aged Satur-
. day and, 1Jlhough there were
aome bright spol.!I at most
campt, the forecast Is gk>orny.
, Wealmlnlter opem with po. Jent Lakewood, Huntington
Beach tangles with Long
Beach Mlllibn, Marina must
face a perennlally strong El
llancbo l<am and Newport
Jfteets rival Corona deJ Mar.
WESTMINSTER -Coach
Bill Boswell Is faced with the
blggesl obotacle of all three
teams, opening against a
school that has beaten the
Lions·four straight times.
Lakewood, directed by third-
-year starter Peter Tereschuk
at quarterback:, is favored to
wtn the Moore League after a
poor -for Lakewood -!1-3-1 aeason in 1'171.
1 "We weren't real pleaseJ
With our scrimmage," was
Boswell's comment following
'Westminster•a bead-knocking
with Edison.
Although both l<ams """"""
three touchdowns, Boswell
was displeased with hiJ of.
fenJe, which he called 11spotty,
with poor timing and too many
errors."
AJ for his defense, ••y don 't
care to talk abOut it,'' Boswell
said.
Westminster's defense will
be sever.Cy tested by the ol-
rense-minded Laoctrs "and
that's our main concern r ight
now," Boswell says.
"This can be a good team,
but not a great one, and right
now it isn't a goocl. one. W'e
can score, but we don't play
good defense."
MARINA -"We're much
better than we were at this
time last year/' said coach
Leon Wheeler following a
scrimmage with San
Clemente. ·
But whether or not Marina
is improved enough to cope
with El Rancho is ques·
tionable. The Doro were 10-1·1
last year, abotit typical for an
El Rancho team.
"There was a lot less Con-
fusion on assignments than
there was last Y.ear," said
Wheeler, in his tlilrd year of
coaching the Vikings.
"Our defense looked pretty
Too Many ~rrors
Hamper Workouts
Dana HUis will play Its first
game everJ University will
hOgln it! secOljd season with
seniors and Laguna Beach will
try to mend its losing ways
this week when area high
school football teams in the
Oi-ange League begin their
.. seuon.
None of the three teams
fared well in weekend scrim-
ma&es and coaches at all
• ~ §Te looking at opening
games "'with a bit of treplda· -Uon. ' . • Dana Hilla wW get its first
· teal' against the Anny-Navy
-emy (Carlsbad·),
UDiverlitt ·Will open agairist
llt>Pl'.V'(ed Foothlll and Laguna
BeaCh -meets Gladstone of
Glendora in It> opener.
DANA BILLS -Tony
'LeOd's crew was downtd by
seamd-yW' team Cenitos 4-Z
and although Ihm! were some
dl.sappointments "l'rn not
ruJJy · disappointed In oor
progress," Leon says.
1"l'be ICrlmmage went just
about the way we figured It
would," he said. "They were a
Jot smoother lhan we were and
we had 3 few kids disappoint
\13."
"We're not attacking on
defense Jike we should; we're
waiting to Set what happens
nther than making it hap-
pen."
. with the play of fullback Dave
·Bock -"Oflenslvely,,bc did
thefine>tjoblorus"-two-
way tackle Mark Foster and
midd1e linebacker Ben
"llbcrzer.
Of Slener, Leon said, "He
\ played very, very well. We
didn't roallse be wOllld be that
. effective for ' WI."
Leon's offeme got two
touchdoWM on passes from
'Bill Springman to Mark El·
'· jenbolm, but the coach was
disappointed in bis defense.
11We just I a c k ag·
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gressiveness," he explained.
Leon is 'still experimenting
with players at different posi·
tions, "trying to find out
where they fit, where they will
do their best job."
LAGUNA BEACH -Poor
blocking, poor execution and
too many penalties in the
scrimmage with carlsbad are
the problems Hal Akins must
iron out before the Artists
open with Gladstone .
"We had far too many
fumbles and pena]ties, '' Akins
said. "We were called eight or
nine times for lining up
offsides on !Jffense, and five or
stx of those times we ran pret-
ty good plays."
Akins tried to take a look at
bis triple option offense, but
Carlsbad's 8funting defenses
confused the Artist offensive
linemen.
"We weren't prepared for
the defense we saw," Akins
said. "They used an eight-man
front against us and I guess
we could have passed well, but
I wanted to work on oar op-
tion."
While Akins' defense was
better, "I still was oot pleas-
ed. They trapped us con-
&istently and rolled u p
yardage. I just hope it can all
be cured."
A Jack of aggressiveness by
the offensive line hampered
the Laguna Beach offense
"because you have to fire out
and give that quarterback
time and room to · operate in
the triple option."
UNIVERSITY -Jerry Red-
mao's squad must open wilh
an improved Foothill team
and will rely on its defense
with an offense that has been
slow developing.
The Trojans scrimmage
c..ta · M..a and although
University received a lacing
from the Mustangs Redman
w a s n ' t particularly disap-
pointed.
"We didn1 move the ball
;but they Uled 1 defense a lot
different than °"" 8J)d we bad
I tough tJme blOcking," he
said. "Our pusing was sub-
par, though, and we dido'\
throw Or catch <wrt:ll." '
Redman was pleased with
the defense, which hit well,
laud.log 1t for Ha pretty com·
mcndabl• job."
Redman sing l ed out
linebacker Don Benton. safety
John D' Annunzio and offensive
back Larry Graham for praise
but was dlspleaud with his
linemen:
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got burned a couple of times
but that dktn't surprise me."
Wheeler was pleated with
wide ·receJver Andre Lope% -
"he look> Ilk• he's going to
really come on last" -
linebacker BUI WatJOO and bis
offensive line in parUcular.
But El Rancho! "Well,''
says Wheeler, "we schedulrd
them, so I guess we'll have to
show up."
BllNl'INGTON BEACH -
Coach Ray Brummett's
defense is ahead of his offense
at this time, and it's probably
just as well.
The Oilers face a big, fast
Millikan teem that bas con-
V<rled to the.wi!hbone-T .and
the Rams prombe to put a lot
of pressure on Brummett's
defensive team.
"·We started out rather slow
in our scrimmage against
Foothill, but toward the end l
thought we looked pretty
good," Brummett said.
"We need a tremendous
amount of work on our offense
and we're unpolished, but we
expected that for right now.
You're going to have problems
early when you start three
juniors and a sophomore on
your offensive line.
"We did show good morale
and enthusiasm, though, and
that's mainly what we were
looking for. On defense we had
some good hitting and a lot of
enthusiasm."
Brummett was pleased with
his secondary, middle guard
Bucky Bond and his defense in
general: "We tackled well
most of the time and pursued
well," he said. "We made
90me basic mistakes but
overall ·l thought we reacted
well."
NEWPORT -"We looked
very sluggish," said Don Lent
as he prepared his team for
traditional rival Corona del
Mar.
Hallback Mark Duffy may
be lost for the game with a
hyper-extended elbow a n d
Lent was not particularly
pleased with any of his
athletes.
"We were very mediocre,''
he said. "They (La Jolla)
moved the ball against us very
easily in our scrimmage and
our offense had a rough time
moving the ball."
Lent was perturbed by
mistakes "and I don 't know
yet if they're mental or
physical. We'll find out when
we play Corona."
Added ·Lent: ••our
substitutes probably played
more consistently than our
reguJars, Our passing was
very inconsistent and our
receiving was too and our
depth has become a real pro~
lem. If we lose any more peo-
ple we'll really be hurting and
if we don't get better it's going
to be a long year."
Injuries play I lar1e part In
San Ci<mente 8J)d -
Viejo High football loriunts
for the 1m campalp .. the
two Orq• Coat .,.. teams
prepa,. for openinr games
Fridly.
Coacb Bob Hlvntr's Mlmon
Vi<jo Diablo>s m t e t Sad-
dieback Hid> wbile ""'ell Allie
Scbell's San Clem<nte Trltons
miJ: with Bolsa Oronde.
And each of the area elevens
appam1Uy will not be going at
lull streqtb -not by a long
sbot.
Scrimmages •J!!! outslde
competitkm Siturday were
successful to an extent, but in--
juries to key persoonel appear
to have negated any success
otherwise obtained.
Al Mluloa Viejo -the
Diablos dominated Freeway
League representaUve Savan-
na, cashing in for alx scores
from 1lie field wijh hallback
Dave Campbell scoring three
times on runs of 65, three and
five yards. Mart Moffitt also
came through with a SO-yard
scoot and Dave Schmidt toss·
ed a TD pass to Kevin Eaton
covering 50 yards.
Mark Stoddarti knifed over
from 15 yards out to complete
the Mission Viejo scoring.
Savarma scored twice.
But the thing that rankles
Hivner is the setback to
Dominic Etcheberria, w h o
may be lost for two to three
weeks due to ao ankle injury.
The loss of EtchebelTia
makes four starters ap-
parently out for ·the opener.
Others still hobbled are Guy
Reeves (cracked ankle), Bill
Henry (shoulder dislocation)
and Rick McKinney (cracked
krlee cap).
"I was generally pleased
with the kids," says Hivner,
"and I think we're a much
better defensive team this
year."
· At San Clemente -Schaff's
Tritons shoved Sunset League
representative Marina around
han_dily, outscoring the visitors
three touchdowns to one on
regular s e r i e s competition
starting from the 35 yard line.
Converted halfback P a t
Dauss suffered a knee injury
moments after running 60
yards for a touchdown.
He's not expected back. for
Friday's opener and combined
with the recent loss of Dan
C a n n a v o • (hyperextended
knee J and Dan <l>emot!I the
Tritons are without their three
best runners.
Meanwhile, the hot passing
arms of Bill Kenney and Tom
Arom took the spotlight. Each
tossed a TD paas.
San Clemente scored five
more times on goal line situa·
tlons, mainly with the passing
game t.o receiver Jerry Key.
Other minor injuries were sus·
stained by Charlie Dargan
(elbow) and John Filiporr
(ankle).
Match Overturns Riggs
In Seniors Tournament
Gordon Davis of Santa
Monica and Sam Match of
Beverly Hills earned titles in
their divisions at the Pacific
Tennis Association, defeated
Mesa Verde's Bob Duesler 6-4,
6-4
Match beat national grass
court ·champion and U.S.
Southwest Seniors' Tennis hardeourt titlist Bobby Riggs
tournament at Newport Beach of Newport Beach, 6-4, 6-4 as
Tennis Club Sunday. Match broke his opponent's
Davis was the winner in the serve three Umes in the final
35-year-old age group while set.
Match c<lmpeted in the e.. It was Match's first-ever
year-old bracket. win over Riggs, while Dayis
Davis, the top<anked player waa successful in bis third 'llt-
11} the Southern California t.mpt at the title. Atl<ndance
-was estimated al 1,000.
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Irvin~ Grid Teams Ready
Mter Shining • I D Scrums -·-
Coofldcnce and hl&h bope>
abound for <>n.nge Coast area
prep foothill teams In the
Irvine wgue as Ftfday's
round of OJ>Mlng practJce
games loom.
Four of the five are:a elevens
turned in showings rited from
creditable to outstanding with
only Corona del Mar's Sta
Kings In the coach's dog house
following Saturday'a scrim-
mages with outside com-
petition.
Now It's back to the practice
field to Iron out the mistakes
and problems revealed in the
scrimmages as the are.a
squads prepare for the open-
ing games of the 1972 season.
Here's how things went for
the area teams:
AT FOUNTAIN VALLEY -
Coach Bruce Pickford was
highly pleased with hi! team's
showing against Sunset League
representative Loara .
Pickford's Barons scored six
times, foUr on goal line situa·
Uons and twice during the
normal scrimmage warfare
which began 60 yards away
from paydirt.
"We got everything out of lt
that we had hoped for ... and
no major injuries," sighed
Pickford afterward. It was in
a scrimmage last year that
ace ninnlng back T o n y
Sepulveda wa s banged up arxi
never did fully recover.
Two Barons perhaps lost for
the opener, however, are
sophomore fullback S t e v e
Thompson (cracked ribs) and
junior linebacker D a v e
Mackley (wrenched, back ).
Bill Hatfield tossed t~e TD
passes, two to brother Rick
and one to Ben Dodson. The
other scores were runs by Les
Becher, Hatfield and Dodson.
Loara sconid tbr<o tiloes,
twice on goal line sltuatlonl.
"But 1 want to emphasize,
that doesn't mean anythlng"
says PlckFord.
"We felt it was a standoff,
or better for us. We ran the
ball w.tl . . . but our ln-
comlstency with penalties and
mistakes hurt," he adds.
COST A ~IE4iA. meanwhile,
trampled Ora~e la.Rue foe
University at Tustin High in
nocturnal battle.
Coach John Sweazy's
Mustangs sconld six times on
~rted d r I v e s while
University was able to collect
only a pair of first downs,
University scored once in goaJ
line action.
"Our kids executed well, no
fumbles, only one offside
penalty and we got a very nice
job from Steve Sharp at
quarterback," says Sweazy.
Sharp clinched the starling
berth at quarterback for his ef·
forts.
David Newstea d and Mark
Schrupp each accounted for
minor injuries for Mesa.
Newstead has a slight ankle
sprain while Schrupp suffe red
a groin injury.
"We didn 't have any trouble
moving the baU, it was con-
sistent and I was just pleased
with all of our players," of-
fered Sweazy.
Sweazy praised his entire
defensive unit, and also sing!·
ed out Jerry Schepens at of·
fel\Sive guard.
Schrupp cashed In a 61)..yard
return with an interception for
a touchdown and sophomore
Steve Teregis worked O\'er the
University defense \Vith two
sparkling long jaunts.
CORONA DEL l\tAR'S Sea
Kings, however, failed to
meet the demands of coach
Dave Holland In their scrim-
mage at St. John Bosco.
'4We didn't move the ball
and lt was the worst hitting
I've ever been assoc iated
wilh.11 says 1Jolland.
The 1971 ln•ine Leagur:
champs were unable to pun<'h
the ball over the goal line
while St . John BoSC'o managed
two scores.
"The defense didn "l dn tno
bad ; my major 1rritat iDn is
with our offense. I eX!)fft \l'e ·n
be making som r. personnel
changes. It looks like Pat
Lynch will be playin~ some of-
fense and P.1ark Garratt \l'ill
also be see ing some dut y on
defense." he adds.
Junior Bob \Yilson (S-8. 165)
turned in a nifty job at
tailback for Corona de! r.f ar in
the t~m inute workout under
lights and qua rterback llich
Burruss came in for special
praise from llolland.
Ste"e Behrens 1v<1s the only
casuallr fo1· Corona del f<.1af.
sustaining a s e par a t e d
shoulder and he'll be uut for
two to three "'eeks.
'·t can undrrstand mistakes.
but the lac k of hitting really
concerns n1e. \Ye're in a panic
r ight now to get ready for
league. Frankly we're behind
Jast year·s pace,'' sums up
Holland.
EDISON'S CHARGERS
scored three times on goal line
plays against host Westmin·
ster while the host Lions
turned the trick twice and add·
ed a touchdown on a 60-yard.
drive.
"I think we learned a lot In
our sc rimmage and we were
really pleased with the entire
conduct of our scrimmage,"
says coach Vince Asaro.
••westmlnster'• big' • n cl
tough and our kids didn' back
down," he adds.
SpUt receiver Bob Granath
hauled In a pair of TD passes
from senior quarterback Craig
Way and Joe Demetrakos
went over rrom the one yard
fine.
Granath caught tt\Ju paues
for 42 yards. Way connected
on sis: of 10 passes for 85 yards
and one interce ption •
Sophomore QB Nathan O!.lng
hit fi\'e of 10 ror 31 yards and
one interceptio n.
"\\'e moved the b a 11
reasonably v.•ell. but penalties
hurt oor drives. This week
v.·e ·u be spending a lot of time
on our mistakes and problems
that we found. But there's
nothing so bad that we 're
discouraged." says Asaro.
Another top ha.ck is making.
rumbles in the Ed ison arsenal.
He's Bill Rutherford. a 135--
pound junior tailback. He caJ'o
ried four times for 25 yards
and impressed his coaches
with his quickness and ability.
.Junior Mike Bennett surfered
a broken wrist. the only
Edison casualty.
ESTANC!A'S EAGLES
tuned up for the season open-
er with a confrontation with
1971 ClF AAA champion Ken·
nedy at Newport Harbor.
Coach Phil Brown's Eagles
rolled to eight touchdowns,
five from goal line situations
and three on drives. Kenned y
m&8'ged three TDs on short
yardage pla ys.
Raiders, Baltimore Shocked
In Football Openers Sunday
Scoring for Estancia were
Joe Barnett (SO-yard pass
from Mike Magner), Dan
Princeotto twice ( 45-yard and
3-yard run). DouJ:: Kirby (one-
yard run). Scott Gayner (four-
yar~. run ), Magner on a
keeper and Barnett again with
a five-yard strike from
Magner.
Estancia 's Newell Bischoff
was a casualty with a
dislocated shoulder agai.Mt the
bigger KeMedy eleven.
"We're happy with our
defense ... and offense ...
but of course we still have a
long way to go," says Brown.
•jBteep the seeond
guessers," says 0 a k 1 a n d
Raider football coach John
Madden.
Madden had just s e e n
quarterback Ken Stabler, a
surprise starter over Darryle
Lamonica, toss tbr~ in-
terceptions as the Pittsburgh
Steelers tumbled the Raiders
34-28 at Pittsburgh.
Madden was only getting
himself ready for the Monday
morning quarterbacks: La·
monJca, 1n a rtllef role, threw
three touchdown paMes in the
fourth quarter.
At Kansu Cltj-: The Chiefs
were supposed to get their
revenge for their double
overtime playoff loss to the
Miami Dolphins last year, but
the results were the same.
With clutch running by Lar-
ry Caonka and Mercury Mor-
ris, Miami trimmecl Kansas
City, 20-10. Said Dolphin coach
Don Shula: '41t's very sweet."
At Dallas: When Bob Hayes
dropped a sure touchdown
pass in the first quarter and
Craig ~1orton threw two In·
terceptions early in the game.
things looked gloomy ror the
defending National Football
League champion Dallas
C:Owboys.
But Morton got the Cowboys
untracked Jate In the second
quarter and Dallas defeated
Philadelphia 2lH1.'
At BalUmore: Tim Van
Galder often thought of giving
up professional football for a
career in the Army, but
perserverance paid of! for the
23-year.old rookie as he Jed the
St. l.4uis Cardinals to a 10-3
upset over the CoJU;.
Van Calder tossed a 71·yard
pass to Jackie Smith to set up
a tie-breaking fo u r· yard
touchdown run by Donnie
Anderson in the third quarter.
Van Galder spent two years
In the Army and four on the
taxi squad before getting hi.!
chance.
At Denver: "They just gave
us a good country licking,''
Houston coach Bill Peterson
said following a 30-17 loss to
the Denver Broncos.
The \vi n marked the suc-
cessful professional coaching
debut of John Ralston in the
National Football Le ague
opener for both clubs.
Arter falling behind 17., ear-
ly in the game. the Oilers elos-
ed to within 23·17 in the fourth
quarter.
At Buffalo: John Riggins
gained 125 yards rushing and
Weeb Ewbank now admits his
New York Jets have a "fine
running game" after the Jets
overpowered the Buffalo Bills
41-2(.
Riggins, tn his second year
out of Kansas. carried 2S
times and scored the game ·s
first touchdown on a IS.yard '"~iggins. though. was n. 1 CFJy Our Legs)
satisned. "I knov I could do -better," he said. "I kepi
second·guessing their defense AIR
and kept running inside when J CALIFORNIA.
should have betn running f""" °""I" <:Mir
outside." IWllllM (714) HM59 At Cleveland : Chest er 1i.. _________ _.
See ~Roundup, Pa1e It
Baseball S t.andings DIAN LEWIS
AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE
East Division East Division
w L Pct. GB w L Pct. GB
Boston 76 63 .547 Pittsburgh 89 51 .636
Detroit 77 64 .546 -• Chicago 78 64 .549 12
Baltimore 78 66 .535 11> New York 7% r;r .518 161'
New York 15 r;r .528 21' SL !J>uis 69 74 .483 211'
Cleveland 64 79 .448 14 Montreal 6477 .454 251'
Milwaukee 58 86 ,4Q3 201' Philadelphia 51 89 .369 371'
West DMslon West Dlvlsloll
0.kland 84 57 .596 ClnclnnaU 86 15 .610
Chicago 79 62 .560 5 Houston 79 82 .560 7
Mlnne90ta 71 69 .507 12Y, Dodier• 75 86 .!132 11
Kansas City 68 71 .489 t5 Atlanta 86 76 .465 201>
Angels 67 74 .475 11 San Francisco 83 79 .444 23 Y.
Tex1ts 52 89 .369 32 San Diego 53 BB .381 32
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TONIGHT'S
TV IDGHLIGHTS
CBS D 8:00 -"Gunsmoke." Tbe concluding
chapter of thi! two-part drama features Slim Pick~
ens as an outlaw gang leader lo a watery showdown
wit h A1arshall Dillon (James Arness).
NBC 0 9:00 -"With Six You Get Egg Roll ."
Doris Day compel.es with herself tor viewers tonight ! In lhe I 968 comedy of a widow and mother of three
, ~ who \Veds a widower (Brian Keith) with a teen-age
J. daughter.
. ABC 0 IO·OO -"Department S." The premiere
or a neJA' adventure series about a s uper branch of
f
. 1I~terpoWI whichdhanJdle
1
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y the s uper-tough .cases.
eter y11gar e, oe ab ana, Rosemary Ntcbols.
KHJ O 10:00 -Crime Fighters. Jack Rourke
hosts a panel consisting of Los Angeles Jaw enforc&-
mcnt officials and actor Cornel Wilde answering
ciuestions on crime and punishment.
1 KCET fD 10:00 -Equal Justice Under the Law.
This is the first of a two-part legal information
series designed to inform citizens of their constitu·
lional right<.
TV DAILY LOG
Bris!dfl Paeed
Mesa Shines
With 'Carats'
By TO~f TJTU!I
Of .._ OlllY "'91 Sr.If
Whether or oot one is ex-
actly ecstatic about a play -
especially on the third viewing
In as many months and the sec-
ond in four days -credit
must be afforded a superior
production of said play. and
this is precisely what the
Cost.a Me52 Civic .Playhouse
has in its version of "Forty
carats." '
The temptation for com-
parison runs strong, but one
TNI! CAST
Ann St1nltv Bl"M•• Vi n Holl Perer L1tti.m 8ruc• C•mPb9fl RIUv 8nV11n -RolMrJ E""m•n DAILY l'ILOT Sllff l"M.. EddV fdw1r11s krn1rd Simon YOUNG (?) LOVE - Bernard Simon b e a m s at his intended, Neen Ash, as M~ud ~avM J11c.k1 .. F11n""'1" Trln1 Sl1nlpt Nltn Ash grandma Jackie Moffett beams at both of them in this scene from ''Forty Carats0 M••· M1roo11n K•y Ptc.,,,1
at the Costa Mesa Civic Playh ouse. :;:;~-L~1~!: NaW~!~t ~i~i;:.~
through lacking a bl! In stage
technique. While Campbell
performs skilUulJy in bis
serious scenes, he tends to
lose sight of the comic po.ten-
tial or his lines.
THE ROLE of the actor and
amicable ex-husband seems
made to order for Robert
Engman. While he brings
nothing startlingly new to the
part, Engman displays his
mastery of Comic delivery and
his abUity to turn a phrase so
as to reap leaughter from an
apparently straight line.
Bernard Simon playing a
Tens millionaire appears a
strange bit of casting, but it
certainly works in the Costa
Mesa production. S I mo n
employs a gravely voice to
mask his more familiar vocaJ
tones and fits quite com-
fortably into his part, tho ugh
he rushes his dialogue a bit at
times.
. ~
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Evening
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Ina John Sc.ott, tdlt« Of P11stl1•
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11 Tod1y'1 World 1nd lria lo think
of JOmt w1y to relvnt ti:i Cy S.n·
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(j) John WIJM Thutrt "R1nt11
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medltnn1 UI)' Tomlin and Tht Sll·
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WDrtpet ,
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supu br1nch of lllttrpol, l>tput·
mtnl S steps inti) c1st1 which can·
not be lllndl•d by any other author-
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and Rostm1ry Hltol1 stir, "Th•
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Interior J1 fitted up Ilk• !ht c1bln
of • 1acht. fJ PROllOE C"-flpteq JK-
llourk llo:lb 1 panel tonsistlna ol
Los Anatlu Pollet Chief, Ed Divis:
Los Anples City Attomt)', Rorer
Atntbtrfh: •nd ldot Comel Wlklt.
The panel mtmbl11 will 1n1w1r
questkw from the news ind from
wltwt11 lltvlnt to do wllh trlmt i nd
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Jama hc111. communlllh, ol their con&tltLlllonal i The r111nt C11111 1· hts In c•rttln situations. Miiiion J Movie: (2br) "'Shilt ludt So•bn ·
11111 WIG Ule Dml" (dr1) '5~ Variedad
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liken tram ont of ltltit bind t.11 P 11Jon4
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1ues11 11 • uve wom1n, the ftmmt Sr1rlln1.
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int t«ldent, Lucille Carter ne1r1, m T1 TtH the Truth
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11iir) ''Wlllt Sil You Gtt f.uroll"I T1ern11. Spr+n1 Bylnlfon.
Ctom) '63 -Ootis 0.1, 8rl1n Ktitlr.. Q) Wanderlust
An 1Ur1C1ivl widow with three thil· 12:30 O tllpq Patrol
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DAYTIME MOVIES
12:30 II "MliftnJ ll" (dra) '.f~
111 tow111, P1m•1• Blake,
1:00 m "Johnny AllllTO" (m)'t) '40-
!z..rone Pcwtr, Dorothy Ull'IOur.
1:00 m "Dpt O'Cloct Welk" (drt) '53
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DonntU.
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New CBS Sunday Programs
Make Unimpressive Debuts
By JAY SHARBUTI
NEW YORK (AP) -A
Siamese situation comedy, a
Korean war collection of
\vheelers and healers and a
cute lady with a funny voice
seeking happiness in the big
city -all this is contained in
the first 90 minutes of CBS'
prime·time sabbath offerings
this fall.
It may boost evening church
attendance.
The three new shows -
uAnna and the King.'' "M·A·S-
ll" and "The Sandy Duncan
Show" -all have quality pro-
duction. But the promised
chuckles generallv are as
sporadic as sightings o f
Halley's Comet.
"Anna.'' adapted from
Broadway's Tong·running "The
King and I.'' features original
cast star Yul Brynner as the
bull-headed King or Siam.
Samantha Eggar, who wasn't
present for the stage creation.
appears in the new version as
the "I" -the young American
widow-schoolmarm the King
Imported to teach the platoon
or royal children.
IT MAKES for a fine 11cting
combinatio n, ·but somehow the
opening show just didn't come
off. despite eye-catching sets
and costumes.
It concerned a British am~
bassador who has incurred the
king's wrath by describing
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· ''Everything
®)'Oulilways wanted to
know about sex*
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& ROAO RUNNER
CARTOON ~
WKOAYS6o4S
SAT.& SUN. l:MS
NEW-Olf"RRENT
·RIEVIEA.UNGI
him as a "barbarian." The
king's wrath is further in·
curred when Anna's you ng son
belts the crown prince for
claiming she lies by i~~isting
the U.S. is much larger than
Siam.
Much turmoil follows, the
upshot or which is that the
king (a) decides not to lop off
the young American's head,
and lb) is coached by Anna in·
to a civilized palace dinner
with the ambassador that
leads to improved Siamese--
British relations.
Visually. the show was
great. But its pace tended to
drag, despite a fe\v funny lines
and scenes with the royal
children that would wann
even the heart of W. C. Fields.
. THE PROCEEDlNGS were
set in the era of Abraham Lin·
coin. Of more recent vintage
was "M·A..S.•1 ," wh ich prob-
ably will •draw some flak
from the American Medical
A ssocia tion and ex·in-
fantrymen who didn 't think
the Korean War was all lhat
funny.
The series is based on the
book and hit movie of the
same name. All the characters
are there -Hawkeye, Trap-
per John, Lt. Dish and Hot
Lips -and so is the setting, a
mobile Army hospital tenting
on grounds a short helicopter
ride from the battlefield.
its· debut was hip, fast iind
furious a Poudspeaker
playing a recording of "My
Bl.ue Heaven" in Korean set
the tone. But many of the
S?'.)ken funnies fell f I a t ,
despite a spirited effort by the
cast.
"M-A-S..H" has the basic in·
gredients for a good show. 1ts
main problem will come from
two factions: those who com-
pare it to the movie and those
who never saw the movie and
thus are freshly shocked.
THE PICl'URE came out at
the height of U.S. involvement
in the Vietnam war. It may
have been a freak hit, a
macabre, funny, but tempor-
ary lancing of a festering boil
raised by too many headlines
about too many American
casualties in too long a war.
It nicely caught the lunacy
and humanity of medical folk
in any war. But whether a
series of half·hour sagas can
do this is another matter,
although televisionis "M·A·S.
H" certainly is trying hard
enough.
Sandy Duncan's new and
rex_a mped show appears the
weakest 0£ the CBS Sunday
night series. It ju.st seems to
roll on as anothet-working girl
comedy In which the girl
works hard for laughs to no
a Vail.
Her next Sunday outing may
prove better, but her opening
show had just one 11ba" in it
for the folks at home. She has
the talent for deLivering a fWJ·
ny line; it now is up to her
writers to give her show more
than one.
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member of that first-time au-Jackie Flanegin, returning to
dience much like an actor the stage after an absence of
strives to convey t h e many years. Miss FJanegin
impression that the events on digs the ofte'n elusive humor
stage are occurring for the out of her role and adds her
first time. If you think it's own earthy touch in a
easy, try it sometime. memorable performance.
Costa Mesa's • • F 0 r t y Neen Ash plays the teen·a~e
Carats" clips along at a brisk daughter \Vith just the right
pace for a multi-set show balance between girl and
episodic in its structure. Yet woman tn an impressive in·
few reflections or nuances are terpretation. Kay Peca u t
sacrific~ as a result. On the warms to her role as the office
contrary, the characters are secretary, acquiring more bite
given a great deal of warmth as the play progresses.
and humanity by a cast which TWO SPLENDID cameos
thoroughl y enjoys its work. are turned in by Grant
Bertolet as Cam pbell 's
THIS IS hardly surprising. ruthless steel magnate father
since pace has long been and D. D. Calhoun as his
director Pat i Tambe1lini's fashion plate mother who has
middle name, but Jay Allen's her ow n young man in the
comedy or May-December woodpile. Another rich but au
alliances often defies run-too brief performance is given
throttle staging. It sags in by Nathalie Michaud as a pro-
rnany spots, particularly in its spectlve home buyer, while
absence of clear conflict. and Carl Fosdick completes the
is unusually talky with a cast in a good bit appearance.
number of scenes written David Pigman's set (with an
merely to cover costume assist from Marthella Ran-
changes. Yet Miss Tambellinl dall) is first rate on all counts,
wields a strong whip hand and as are the various technical
the show moves swiftl y and effects required in the show.
succinctly. The scenes in Greece and the
One point of comparision real estate office a~ done, of
that must be made is the ex-necessity, on the floor of the
cellence of all three leading auditorium, but with the
ladies in their respective playhouse's graduated seating
styles of interpretation. In the there is never a Sight pmblein.
Costa Mesa produ c tion , "Forty Carats" Costa Mesa
Barbara Van Holt plays the style elicits all the available
41).year-old divorcee pursued laughs while maintaining an
by a 22-year-old steel heir with economy of a c t i 0 n , 8 a wealth or believabUity. By theatrical compromise that Is
breaking into laughter OC· not always so easy. Jt con·
casionally at the incongruity tinues Fridays and Saturdays
of her situation, she makes for the next two weekends at
her character empathetic and the Community c e n t e r
identifiable, with ample por· auditg_rium on the Orange
lions of flesh. blood and heart. County Fairgrounds in Costa
Bruce Campbell as the M
11 esa. young,man not eas Yl-----------
discouraged by an 18-year ..age
gap gives a performance
charged with si ncerity ,
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I..~ .•. ' Dt'LY PILOT 10
Mike Really Goes Plaees
Ul"I TN M!ei. HOMEWARD BOUND -Mike Mi tchell, 24, and his
18 year old first mate Liz McDonald complete' a
7,500-mile voyage from Korea in a 40.foot ferro-
cement sloop. The hull's topsides were streaked with
rust from the metal on deck. Otherwise the boat was
in good condition.
Lido-14 Sailor s
Vie in 2 Races
Lido-14 sailors were busy
<lVer a wide front in Soulhland
wa ters Saturday and Sunday
wit h twG championship affairs.
Highlight of the weekend's
competition was the Lldo-14
District I championship at
King Harbor Yacht Club,
Redondo Beach.
The winner and recipient of
the Hugh Doherty Perpetual
Trophy was Jon Baldwin of
KHYC. Two races were sailed
Satllrday and two Sunday
with skippers having the
privilege or throwing out on e
race.
At Huntington Harb o u r
Yacht Club Glenda Mills was
the winner of HHYC's fleet
championship. She is the on1y
woman ever to win a flett
championship in S o u t h e r n
California.
Winner of the A1 Fitzpatrick
Perpetual for Class B was Ken
Busche.
In the District I cham-
pionships the fleet was divided
after Saturday's races with
the upper third, consisting of
13 boats sailing for the cham-
pionship. The second division
was composed of 27 boats.
District I embraces the en-
tire Southern California area
from San Diego ta
Bakersfield.
District I Championshi p
DIVISION I -(I) Jon
Baldwin, KHYC: (2) Dick
Lineberger, ABYC; (3) Pele
Jefferson, MBYC ;-(4) John
Thome, BYC; (51 Chuck
Cover. ABYC.
DIVISION II -( !) Chuck
&hock, BYC; (2) Bob Perpall,
KHYC; (3) Chuck Babcock, SI
BYC; ( 41 Don Robertson,
ABYC; (5) John McDonald,
KHYC .
HHVC Fieet Cbamploa.shlp
CLASS A -(!) Glenda
Mills; (2) Kelly Snow; (3)
Bert Nielsen.
CLASS B-(1) Ken Busche;
(2\ Don Black ; (31 Gary Se!·
Vin .
Power · Squadron Cites
Isabel Pease Friday
Mrs. Isabel A. Pease will be
honored Friday for ~ years of
volunteer service with Balboa
Power Squadron during which
time, it is estimated, she pa-
tiently corrected 400,000 Basie
Boating test pt.pers.
The squadron has been con-
ducting free 13-weeY. classes
three times each year since
1940 except for a peMod during
World War II.
Mrs. Pease, a well-known
Corona del Mar resident and
.tong-time proponent of boating
safety, will be guest of honor
at Uie squadron1s general
meeting for members to be
held at the Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Club. Cocktails will be
served at 6:30 p.m., and din-
ner at 8 p.m.
Power Boat
Ban Sought
For Tahoe
A capacity turnout is ex·
pected to be at the dinner to
honor Mrs. Pease and ~joy
films of the 1970 America's
Cup race which will be sholt'"·
Mrs. Pease. the squadron's
regular lecturer on "boat
customs and e1.iquette," is
class secretary in addition to
grading an tests.
She is legendary for the
mammoth proportions of her
duties which include reading
and evaluating approximately
250,000 test question.!: each 13-
week course.
A constant comment among
her amazed students is, "I
know she reads each and
eve ry answer because if ii 's
wrong, ahe had correct! il in
her own inimitable style."
Today is the final .,day of
registration for the"Current,
free basic boating class.
Interested peno111 may sign
up at 8:30 p.m., at Newport
Harbor Y•cht Club, 720 W.
Bay Ave., on the Balboa
Peninsula.
The clus"'b egtns lnr
mediately following registra-
tion. The course, open to men
and women, is geared to
power, sail. and ocean-going
sallors. Boat ownership is not
requ ired.
Skipper and Girl Sail
From Korea to States
By ALMON LOCl!.ABEY
Of .. Delly ,, .. , ll~ff
Mike Mitchell, 24, Is a guy
who has always dreamed or
soing plaets.
He has made some of his
dreams come true by going
places by bicycle, motorcycle,
small sailboats and small
airplanes.
Last week Mike brouJht
another dream to fruition
when he arrived at Los
Angeles Harbor from Korea In
a 41).toot ferro-ctment boat
after several battles with
Pacific storms -including a
typhoon in the straits between
Korea and Japan.
Mike usually goes It alone .
But on t.he 7,500 mile voyage
from Korea he had an 18-year
old female companion, Li.,;
McDonald. Mil!ls McDonald,
who signed on the boat
because "I wanted to go snil·
ing", served as first mate,
cook and able deck hand.
PREVIOUS TO his Pacific
crossing, Mike had made a
dream or flying come true by
exploring the jllngles of Cen·
tral and South America and
the snow-laden landscapes or
Alaska in a small plane. Hr
holds both a commercial and
instructors 1ieense.
His previous sa'iling ex·
perience or note was a 2.SOO.
mile voyage from Marina del
Rey to Honolulu Jn a 14-foot
home-built fiberglass a n d
wood boat fn 1971. The trip
took 3Z days.
Mitchell and Miss McDonald
started their trip from Ko rea
J une 15. They weren't clear of
the islands before they were
hit by a typhoon packing
winds up to 60 knots. The boat
was drifting on a lee shore
when it was rescued by a U.S.
Navy vessel and towed ta
Japan where sails and other
gear w_ere reoaired.
'40N MOST of the trip we
either had too little wind or
too much," said Mitchell after
arrival at Los Angeles Harbor
where he and Miss McDonald
were greeted by a host of
friends and relatives.
Also on hand to greet the
pair were representatives of
King and Choie Marine .
builder or the ferro-cement
Seal Beach
Man Takes
2nd ht Race
ELSINORE (AP) -Don
Pruett of Colorado Springs.
Colo., averaging 82 ·rriiles ptr
hour in his double-engine out-
board, captured the Lake
Elsinore 50().mile boat race
Sunday by less than a mile.
Dick Sherrer of Seal Beach.
Calif .. was between one-halr
and three-fourths of a mile
behind to claim second place
Jn a single-engine outboard.
Ed and Claire Irving, Whittler."
Calif., finished thlrd in an in·
board.
There were no aetldents and
JI of 27 starters finished the
race.
However, on Saturday Bob
Holloway of Modesto suffered
broken ribs and a possible
broken hip when bis boal flip-
ped during time trials.
Holloway's boat nipped dur·
Ing his second trial 11.1n.
Holloway had £1nished second
to Ted May of Fountain Vallt;.r
in the single engine outboard
class. May's speed was 95.549
miles per ho u r , and
Holloway's was 94.AS m.p.b.
around the 2'12 mile courae.
Don PruiU of Colorado
Springs, Colo .. pilot.cl a mulll·
engine outboard to the fastest
time in the field Saturday with
a clocking or 98.208 m.p.h.
In the lnboa"t class Brian
Ewald o! Orange ran at 115.021
m.p.h., the rastest· in that
trial.
hull . The firr. Is mass pro--
duclng the cen1ent vse~ls in
Korea for the U.S. market.
The boat in which t.1ilchell and
'A11s.s McDonald made the trip
was the rJrst off the lint'.
•iwe have found a way lo
produce these boats pro-
ftseionally by com hi n in g
American technology a n d
manufacturing know·ho\9 "'ilh
the skilled craftsmanship and
artistry of ihe Orienl ," said
Kenneth King. one or the prin-
cipals of lhe cnmpnn.\·.
F'errCH."en1ent boats o{ all
types and sizes have tx>en bu11!
for the past 30 ~·r;irs-. but rnu~l
of lhen1 havr bt'f'n b \'
backyard do-i!·yoursc!f build·
ers.
KING AND Choil' said tht'\'
have several more of thC
yachts undc r conslruc1ion
which will soon be avaih1blc
on the An1erican market.
Industry spokesmen claim
th at ferro-cement is one of the
sa fest. strongest and n1 ost
seaworthy materials available
for boat construc.tion. I! is int·
pervious to rot and is fire
resistant.
Because of the high tensile
strength steel contained \vilhin
!he cement. these hulls ha\'C
heen known to sur\'i\'e col-
lisions \.\'ilh icebergs. coral
reefs. docks and other boats.
A!itchell said one of lhc
hardship! of his trip was that
the automatic wind steering
gear di d n o t wo r k .
neces!itatlng hours at the
helm for him and Miss
McDonald ,
TllE BOAT was rigged with
a furling jib headstay that
TELLS EXPE RIENCES
Skipper Mik• Mltch•ll
nllowed the couple ta reduce
heads 'Is from the cockpit
\\'hen heavy weather came on.
Mitchell ha$ appeared on
television and at yacht clubs
and boat shows around the
Southland talking about his
solo voyage to Honolulu. •re
has written ii book entitled
"Really Did It " regarding tha t
trip.
On the current trip hr took
hundreds of feet of motion pl<'·
ture filn1 plu s stll
photograph s \vhich he pl.ans ta
show to interestrd groups in
the near ruture.
Mitchell had high praise for
the seamanship or M is s
McDonald whom be had met
nnly 36 hours before lbe
voyage.
"'When things got" rough I
just reminded her: 'Well, you
"'anted to go sailing'," he said,
grinning through his beard.
Free Boating Class
Reg istration Today
Registralion for Ba I boa
Po"'er Squadron's an n u a 1
series or 13 free Basic Boating
classes continues today at
Ne'l'.'J)Ort Harbor Yacht Club,
720 W. Bay Ave., on the
Balboa Peninsula. The classes
started last Monday.
The public is invited to at·
tend the free-of.cha rge classes
w~ich are geared to teaching
sound principles ()f power,
sail, and ocean boating, The
classes are open to men and
women and boat ownership is
not a requisite for enrollment.
"Dedicated vo I u n teer
squadron members have been
teaching this valuable course
annually since 1940 except for
interruption durlng World War
II," according to Cdr. Henry
Taylor, top ranking officer or
the local Squadron. "The more
each boater knows about the
principles of safe boating, the
more enjoyment he w i 11
derive from lhis pleasurable
Law Guards
LA Marina
LOS ANGELES (AP) - A
-48-year-otd federal easement
hu been Invoked to protect
the Lo! Angeles H a r b o r
Department's acceM to a pro-pose<t small craft marina near
Ft. MacArthur.
Harbor commissioner~ put
the easement into effe<"I as
construction of a mil itary
housing project threatened a
roadway planned to a marina
under development at CabriUo
Beach.
11le 1924 easement was
granted by the then Secretary
of war when Ft. MacArthur's
perm.anent buildings w e r e
under construction.
Commissioners also passed
a rtsolullon seeklng t h e
postponement o/ a Sept. 28
hearing on the military hous-
ing to allow time to prepare
the Ha r b or Departm ent's
case.
recreation."
Subjects to be covered du r·
tng the fall session include
.safety a f I o a t • seamanship,
aids to navigation, cbartl and
piloting, mariner's compau.
equipment and government
regulation: rules of t b •
nautical .road, small bolt
handling, and boat trallertnc.
Boat Firm
Will Move
To Irvine
American Marine Ltd., the
world'• largest diesel-Powered
pleasure boal manutacturtr
and marketer, has announced
plans to move its global head-
quarters to !hf; 1 r v In e
Industrial Com plex (llC) in
Orange County.
The firm plans to occupy a
two-acre site by mld-1913, ac.
cording to John R. Newton Jr.,
president. The new location
will be the hub of American
Marlne 's I n I e r n a I Ion a I
markets diesel-powered boats
tlon, now located in Costa Mw.
American Marine builds and
marketing and sales opcra-
ranging in size from 32 to 75
feet. Product lines Include
Grand Banks. Alaskan and
Laguna power boats. Last
year the nrm delivered 500
boats wiich werr constructed
in Hong Kong. Sini;i:Rpore aryd
Malaysia and shipped by
freighter to de1dera throughout
the United States and the
world.
Blair Amutrong of Grubb-
Ellis Realty, Newport Bench,
arrange<l American Marlne's
acquisition ()f the T r v I n e
Indusbial Complex site which
will Include corporate offices.
warehousing for boat partJ
arid maintenance faclllUea for
marine electronics equipment. SOUTII UKE TAHOE,
Calif. (AP) -A consultant to
the Tahoe Regional Planning
Agency has recommended that
power boat.s be banned from
certain prime Ii.sh habitats
and spawning grounds at Lake
Tahoe.
PRO FOOTBALL ROU ND UP ...
Cert George, Amerlc•n
Marine e:ii:ecutlve vlce-presj..
det:I. Mid the IIC site was
.selected for Its proximity to
Orange County Airport and
Newport Harbor, the !arrest
small boat harbor In the
world.
Antony Orme said In a si..
page study o/ lhorellno plal>
nlng . lbal an .. umat.d 25
mllOI of ~ mounWn !He's
71 mlle shoreiloe cauld be
categorized u s p a w n I n g
.... u.
Orme Is a UCLA profeuor
hired by Ille agency to dNIW
up a shoreline protection ph1n.
II Is 0<heduled !or adoption
late lhls year.
Along with recommendlng
lhe partial ban on power
boats. Orme said It would be 1
good Idea to rpec:Uy noise and
speed limits on motor driven
water vehicles.
(ConilnDed lrom P•ge 17)
Marco! IJ a MUve of Poland
wl>o can't say field pt in his
mUve language. But be can
klot them with hi• foci!.
And he did tt four !Imel u
Green Bay trounced the
Cleveland Browns 2 I· 1 O .
Marco! had hts firat attempt
blocked aDd run back for a
touchdown.
Al Detroff: Quarterback
Greg Landry threw tbrte
iouchdown pas.m, Errol Mann
kicked three field goa !J and
Steve OWena rushed for 114
yards lo ! .. d the Lions 10 I 31).
II blitz llainsl New Yon
Ol&olL
One of Landry's scoring
passes was a M-yarder to
third siring .UJbt end John
Hllloo In lbe aecond quart..-,
-13 polola Went SOOl'Od by the leama.
At Fnbon, Mua.: Ken
Andenon keyed a powerful
running game and the Cln'
clMaU Bengals ll1rew up a
strong def,... to maul lhe
New England ·Palrlots 31·7.
The BengaJs put a hard n.LSh
on New England quarte'rback
Jim Plunkett and lhe Patriots
were 1111able to tqOUDt any con-
sist.mt attack. The running of
Fred WlllJs and E,... JobMon
IJ'll'Md lbe Bena•ls.
At Chlca10: The Bears
climbed Into 1 hole early and
falltd lo recover from a 31·7 ,
deficit as the Allanta FalCOOll
downed Qilcago 37-Sl.
The Bean gave up to early
touchdowns on fumbles and
then tried to rte0ver when
Bobby Douglw tossed a 3&-
Y•rd scoring pass to Earl
Thomas and Jim llarrlson
scored to climax a 76-yard
mareh.
Defensive end John 7.ook ran
OOck Roger Lawson's fumble
for the Falcons' first
touchdown and John Small's
recovery of a Cyril Pender
fumble 1et up anotber score.
"Our v.ecutive., •re ('Ol'l-
stanUy on the mdve," said
George, "80 our Tocalion next
to the airport will be kteal. ''
He added tbal IIC'• controlled
enviroM'lent "will enhance the
quality Image of American
Marine products" w bi c h
feature a high degrtt of hand
workmanship in their wood
and fibergl as con.-itruetion.
Established In 111611,
Amttlcan Marine opened Its
slock to lhe public fn It'll. I.I
recorded gross sales ol $11.1
million last year and bu
showed volume ptm ol &O
petCtOI or mo"' In each of !ho l&st five ytars.
... DAILY I'll.OT
For the Beeord
,
Disso lutions
Of Marriage
l
,
Area Me.n in Serriee . . r . .
Airman -D. 8--
-, -of Mn. -Ill. Tolnlln.,. ol JU W. Ptll!ada, Sin Cfeinentt, baa been
I ~ fo L9wJ7 ,\PB, Co)O.,
alter oompleting Air Foree
bulc tralnlng.
..... lmband of the tanner
llllu L11ID D. Sullivan ol llllt
San ~JW:eJ Coala
Mesa, baa been ae!ected u
ooe oi 'Ille tlvi finalist> ior the
Oulllanding Min of the Year
at the Coast Guard Air Sta-
tion, San Francis<"O.
Sa~, 1111 Bail • .,. the
Ith Air Def1mt Artillery,
~ the Anpy jn J_,,
or lblf l""r. COll!Jl!eledliUlc
tra1ntnc a1 Pt. Ord, and "" llfl atallooed at 11. Sam
HOostoo, T ...
I I
Private Gtmto· c. 1-.
During br. 11< .... ts at the
Air 'Ihlnlng Comm and ' 1
Lackland AFB, Tex., be
lludied the Air Force ml53lon.
orianizatlon and Clllloms and
recoived lljJOCiaJ lnstnlction In
human rdaliOlll.
u.s, >JI Force · captaill inn .ol Mt • ..i Mn. Joha
.... _ The airmln bu been a.salgn..
ed to the Technlcal Training
Center at 1-ry for -lallz.
ed tralninf In the armament
iystems field,
J...., E. Baaaea, aon of Mr. Lopea. tea ~ s t. ,
and Mn. Harry E. Hanstn •f ~Nlminlter, fl •'limed to
13 a 7 2 E d w a r d • s t .. JFt. O(d.-where be i. lninllic
We at m I n • t e r bu been , UDlet ~ modem .. tuntior
grMuated , !tom the Air !·Ai'my.program. ,
--
UD1vtn1ty ' Squadron Olllctr / PVt. Lopes befan b Is
Sdiool at MuweU AFB, All. , t-•·•·• with Heodquarten Otptain Han 1 en wu •-...14 .
Airman Dale It.-Howe,. 90ll
of Gale L. Howe of 25252
Barque Way, Dan~ Point, has
been assigned to Keeller AFB,
Miss., alter completing Air
Force buic training.
sp•<lally aelected 10< the P'O't Company, 4th l!attallon of the
feaaional officer course which 2nd Brigade.
prepares J\IJUOI' officers to Cadet °'-----E-. Lord, aoii assume higher command and _,.....
staff duties required by the of Robert B. Lord, 2174%
Air Force. Windaong ~·· Huntington Beach, wUl complete swnmer
training on Aug. rt •t camp
Buckner on ·the,ruerVation of
the U.S. Military Acad<my,
West Point, N. Y.
Marlboro Man?
He's Nonsmoker
CHICAGO (UPI) -A Bap.
tist n\inister who has spent
much of the past 34 years in a
crusade against smoking was
surprised to find his picture
used in advertisements for a
prominent brand of cigarets.
and he is not happy about the
new publicity.
The Rev. George W.
Watkins. a nonsmoker, filed .a
$500,000 libel suit against
Philip Morris Inc., charging
that use ol his picture has ex-
posed him "to scorn~ ridicule.
laughter, gossip and loss cf esteem."
Watkin!
returning
said
home
he was
from a
hardware store in February,
1971, clad in old coveralls and
work clothes when his picture
was taken by a professional
'photographer.
Weeks later, said Walkins,
the pieture appeared · in a
·magazine ad for Marlboro
cigarets. and later. on
billboards advertising l h e
same brand.
esi11n Ban
LAS VEGAS. Nev, <AP ) -
A ProtestaP.t church i s
fightin.ir to kcrp a 30.foot hi~h
sign dwarfed by massive light
displays which advertise local
Cflsinos and hotels.
Trlnilv Temple, one of
Nevada's largest Protestant
churches. has apoealr::! to citv
commissioners lo keep its
modernistic globe supporting a
cross.
Church signs In the gambl·
Ing resort are limited to a
maximum height of 6 feet
and IS square feet.
e Sister Backed
SEATn,E, Wash. (UPI) -
An expression of 11cot1cern''
for jailed Sister Elizabeth
McAlister was expressed at
the close of a conference by
the leadership of Roman
Catholic Nuns in the United
States.
Resolutions s upport Jn g
Sister Elizabeth, th~ycott of
non·union lettuce aniffreedom
of religion in the Soviet Union
were passed as part of the
group's movement 'for more
involvement in world affairs.
Sister Eliza.beth was sen-
tenced in Harrisburg, Pa.,
reeently to a year in prison for
smugglin~ letters about an-
tiwar activity into Lewisburg
Penitentiary while working
with the Rev. Philip Berrigan.
e Back to Law
MEMPHIS. Tenn. (UPI) -
A former state senator will
return to law practice after
Servin~ as pastor of Ten-
nessee's largest Episcopal
church.
The Rev. C. Brinkley
Morton, rector of Grace-St.
Luke's EpisoQpal Chureh, said
he is resigning "to serve God
in another sector of his
Vineyard.
"I love these people and this
church and it is not due. to an:v
tlissatisfaction or any Joss of
f~i!h that r have made this
de"ision." Morton said. .
He has been pastor of the
ch1.•rch 10 years.
e No Atlieists
\VICHITA FALLS. T f" x.
flfPl ) -A man scntericcd to
life in prison for being rin
hati itual criminPl S3''S the
trial judge discrim:nn ted
agt:iinst him because athr ists
\vere not permitted W sit on
the jury that sentenced him.
Jody L. \Yorton, whn sa vs Pe
is an atheist. filed suit arr'l iflst
Judge Temole Dri ver of the
89th District Court
The suit claims he was
discriminated against "in the
selection of the jury of which
all conscientious nonbelievers
in God \o;iere systematically ex~
eluded b:v the oath ad~
ministrators."
Not Libbers
Women Invade
Ranks of ROTC
During his six weeks at the
i\irTraining Command 's
Lackland AFB, Tex.. . h e
studied the Air Force mission,
organization and customs and
received special Instruction In
hu,,man relations.
'rhe airman has been assign..
ed to the Technical Training
Center at Keesler f o r
specialized training in the air
traffic control field.
Cadet John J. ctmral, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J.
Cimral, '179 Scott Place, Costa
Mesa, will complete summer
training on Aug. 27 at camp
Buckner on the reservation of
the U:S. Military Academy,
West Point, N.Y.
Stall Sergeant Franch W.
Gnmmar, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William T. Grammar of
13922 Iowa St., Westminster,
has graduated lrOm the U.S.
Air Force Noncommissioned
Officer Leadership School at
Barksdale AFB,-La.
Sergeant Grammar, who
was trained in military
manageOJient and supervision,
is a medical services
specialist at Blytheville AFB,
Ark., with the USAF hospital
The sergeant has completed
a tour ol. combat duty in Viet·
nam.
U.S. Air Force M3.ster
Sergeant Donald A. Stewart,
son of Mn. Ida King, 18582
Main St., Huntington Beach, Is
on duty at Khorat Royal 'nlai
AFB, Thailand.
Sergeant Stewart, a com-
mand post technici::in , is
assigned to a unit of the.
Pacific Air Fortes which pro-
vides tactical air po\ver sup-
porting the U.S. and Hs allies
in Southeast Asia 2nd the Far
East. 11e prcviouslv served at
Davis·Monthan AFB. Ariz.
The sere;eant tias also serv·
ed a tour o f duty in the
Republic of Korea.
Army Specialist Five Ronald
C. Howard, son of Wanda R.
Howard, 1837 Wallace, Costa·
Mesa, recently completed a
machinist course at the U.S.
Army Ordnance Center and
School, Aberdeen P r o v i n g
Ground, Md. --Army Private Jeffrey A.
Sweet, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles R. Sweet, 2928 Baker
St., Costa Mesa, is assigned to
Ft. Ord, where he Is training
under the modern vohmteer
Anny program.
Pvt. Sweet began h I s
training with Company C of
the 2nd Brigade's 4.th Bat·
talion. He attended Estancia High
School in Costa Mesa.
.Alu c. Maalre, IOft of Mt.
and Mrs. Alvin C. Mantr. •f
61.61 Albion Drive, Hunlington
Beach, bu been promoted to
sergeant in the U.S. Air Force.
Sergeant Manire ls I cdm-
munications analysia speclalist
at Ft. George G. Meade, Md.
He will serve with the ~0th
Air Base Group, a unit of the
U.S. Air Force S e c u ril t y
Service.
• Navy Ainnan Recruit Brad
G. Jacbon, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald O. Jack!on of
101T7 Oriole, Fountaln Valley,
graduated from r e er u i t
training at the Naval Training
Center In San Diego, '
Navy Fireman Dople! E.
Hogartlt, aon ·of. Mr. abd Mrs.
MIDTay D; Hoggarth 'of 15580
Narctssu. St., Wesjmlnster,
graduated -from r e c r u i t
train1ng at the Naval Training
Center ill San Diego.
Navy 'Hospltalmao John G.
Barnes, son of Mrs. Joyce
Barnes of 1845 TlJstin Ave.,
Co$ Mesa, graduated from
recrtrlt training at the Naval
Training Center In San Diego.
Navy Ensign Randall K.
Meyer, son or Mr .. and Mrs.
Robert J. Meyer 06 1738! Rob
Roy Circle, Hun\iniilon Beach.
has begun advaiit:ed night
training at Kin'gsv!Ite.
U.S. Air Force Secmd
Lieutenant D11tny· E. Wllkbt,
son of Mrs. P.eritia ;.. Simon,
17752 Collj!f• ;l)trcle, .Hun-
tington Beaclt~.entered the Air FOl'Cti tute o f
Technology . ) to study
toward ·a mater's degree., i.Q
electrical enp,eering.
Located al Wrlght·Patlenon
AFB, Ohio, AFIT provides
resident eduCaUon In scien-
tific, · enginetring and other
fields for seleeted officei-a: of
the U.S. Armed Forces and
key government employees.
cadet Erle G.Troup, son or
Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Troup,
16572 Kello~ Circle. Hun·
tingtoD Beach, v.·ill complete
summer training on Aug. 27 at
Camp Buckner on the resefva·
tion of the U.S. Military
Academy, West Point, N.Y.
Airman Steven D. Hem-
men, son of Mrs. Ruth M.
Tomlillsan of.152 W. Pafuada,
San 'Clemente, has be e n.
assigned to Lowry AFB, Colo.,
afte'r completing Air Force
basic•tralning.
Anny Private Jeb t.
JlobWoa, 5:0n.of Mr. and Mn.
John E. Robinoollt 1411 Walt
St.~ Westminster, recent J y
compl~ted a fuel and electrjcal
syatenis repair cOllrse at the
U.S. Anny Ordnance Ceilltr
and School, Aberdeen Proving
Grow>d, Md.
He was trained In the opera-
tion and repair of fuel and
electrical systems ' of tbe
Army's combat and tacllcal
vehlclea. He alao lludied tho
electrical components of lljCb
traclted vehicles as tho M.eo
tanl; and Ille M·llS and M·llt
personnel c&nien, u well i.s
the electrical syatems ol au
the.Army'•. wheeled vehicles.
Anny Private Richard G.
Winer, son of Mrs. Barbara
Wisser, 13119 30 Cypress St.,
Garden Grove, is assigned to
Ft. Ord. where he is training
under the · Modern Volunteer
Army Program.
He is a 1968 graduate of
Santiago High School. His
wife, Judith Marie, lives at
15580 ' Canna Way ,
Westminster.
Navy Fireman R'ecrull
Tllomu ·o. Bowell, son or Ml'll.
Jeannette K. Howell or 1nq1
Springdale, HUntingtoli Beac\I,
'grl!duated !tom retr"Utl training at lbe Naval ~
Center at San Dlel!o. . . . . .
Airman First Clw Doa S.
Olleal, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Sberwood M. Olsen of 2111111
°'8\lcer La n e ; Htmtl.ngton
Beach, bas anived for duly al
Tempelhof Central Airport,
Germany.
\ Airman Olsen, a n 111-
leWgence speciall!t, is assign-
ed to Tempelhol with the Air
Force. He previously served at
Goodfellow AFB, Tex.
Ainnan Todd W. Sa~,
whose guardians are L. W.
Sawyer of Nottingham ~.
Huntington Be a c h , and
GerlMlde R. Hickman of l!IU
Dickens St., Encino, has bHn
assigned to Chanute AFB, m"
after completing Air Force
basic training. ·
During br. six weeks at llJe
Air Training Cll mm and ' p
Lackland AFB Tex., ~· atudied the Air Force misaioil.
organization and cuotoma and
r.c:elved special inslnJcUon la
human rdallon11. ,
The airman bu been aaalgn.
ed to Iba Technical Tn1ninc ~ at ~awiu&e fo~r
specialized lra1nlni! In tba
flighl tr~ equipment ~
From Wire Services
Two University of Nevada,
Reno, coeds -one a war J)ri>-
teJ!er -bave become the first
females to register for classes
In the IChool's Army Reserve
Officer Trainlng Corpo pro-
grams.
Army Reserve Ma I o r
Cliester Gall of Fo1D1tein
Valley, recently completed the
which Immediately whooped fmal phase of the command
and laughed. -aiiO General Stall Officer
Sbriver quickly corrected Course at the U.S. Anny Com-
his Dli.take. mend and General St a 11 * College, F I • Leavenworth, W11sH R tl e 1, lllate Ken.
During bis si<.Jl!eeks at the
Air Training C6m ma nd 's
Lackland AFB, Tex., h e
studied the Air For<:e mission,
orgariization and customs and
recoived special Instruction In
human relaUons.
The .alnNn hu'been ...
ed to the .Tfd!nical Tralnlntl
Ceni.r at Lowry for speclal1z..
ei1 triining in the armament
systems field.
Navy Seaman Recruit
Gllberl C. Nmn, aan or Mr.
and Ml'I. J1c!bert. Llodaa1 "ol.
-Dunn om.. HuntlngWt 1lea<h, grad\lated ln>tn ~ trarm111 at the Naval Tra~
Center at San Diep. ~ '
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Donna Antraccoll,. a junior
ph13lcal education m a j d r
from San Francisco, and
Colleen O'Connell, a
~!tom Lu Yogas,
Mid tliey are nol laldng the
class as an · exercise In
women'• lib.
"I !ell If .I tA>01c ROTC, It
,,..ld· leC!timlze .me and my
[\l'Oleot • apJnot Ille war and
agalmt mandatory ROTC oo
mmpus." aid Miss O'O:nmell.
* A aUp ol the IOOgue mo...n-
ta~-~ .. ~ Sllrfvtr in !be ........,,.. camp at San
Antonio.
At • 1 ·ncoptlon for South
Tuu poUUcal feeders, ·lie
..id Coli"1mlt lobor union of.
llclols lold him nol to ""'TY
-tbelr-
"'l'lley aald. 'We 111!1 Cl"1
Ctlilai'nlo fot Nbillo and
SlrlYa"/ ., be told tbt crowd,
superintendent or pubUc In-:!'be C011110 Is organized Into
slructlon, describes a d.. 10 phues aJ1!1 given over a
cllnlng enrollment In Cal1tu-flve:year perii>cl either by·cor-
mpond...ce or thnluih the nia schools u "•great tras.. u.s. Almy Reserve School
dy" becauot II meam le'irer system. The final two-week
teachen are meded. phase Is conducted · at 'Pt.
The latest teachers' college Leavenworth.
graduates are w.l\ trained and The major and bis "wife,
want to work "but the open. Virglnla, live •i 17173 Reimer
tngs aren't there," Riles said St., Fount.sin Valley.
ln a apeech at Ooronado. Anny Private Flrat Cl ...
1lie Yunlln ~ COuit in Jo_. p, Qomllllop.. "'j' of . Mr. and Mn. Joe ~ np,
centn1 --to 18181 'J>ammy Lane, Hlmt· deatll liq a.., 40 fer belnh llil!on lletdt """"111 WU
the mutenDin4 In lb• arm.a lllliped ·lo· the Ill Aimcnd
.-,. of more than 100,000 Dtvlllm ID<~. ,
baby eels. . • PFC. C'u m"m I a 11 Is a Tile eels _... va'!!*I at momber ti .....,_ lllt-
$ZO,OOO and ,,... atoltftat SU"' tery 21111 btllafion of the
point from an eel fann. di~'• 11111 frtlller)', Seven aocompUcet In Ibo MMtne Pvt .._ J.
11o1d~ ..... -oenteoced to 1'11,.., ..., or i&r. anc1 Mrs. s.
tw<>Jeor impriloomeol L. wu.on or a1n Gullden * Drive, Hunlblgtoo B e ' e b , A.,.. A. -4 r. , completed the Field lllldlo
chlinnan ol the board and 91-'lon Course at I he
cllitl uecutlve ollle<r ol Marine ~ Communloallon
Alillecllel-Buodl 1111?., the and Eleclr!lolc School, San
larfllll -,......_ la the Dteco.
-Id, -1ppelnllll .. ....
t!ollll •lcie --<>I Cotll Goin! P1!ti1 Ollkw0 Demxrata ... -!tcolld a.. ' °""" .
Amrf Private Allro4 G.
Morale&J aon or Mrs. Helen
Jackson, 1051 Malkal Drive,
HunUllglon Beacl!, recmtly
completed tliflt ....U or
bulc lrlJnlng at· n. Jactlon, s.c.
He nceived lnatructlon In
drill and ceremonies, --map i'eadlng, combat tactics,
mllltary courtay, mllltary
justl«, lint aid, and Army
bJsl«y and traditlolll,'
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GLASSIFl·E,D ADS ,
Everyo~ t-t.1
Sometliint That
Someone El11-Wonfs • • 'The Biggest Mark~tplace on the Orange Coast-Dial 642·5678 for Fast Results
You Can Sell It,
Find It, Trade It
With •Want Ad
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General Gonaral
THIS IS KNOWN AS A UNIQUE HOME
On Beacon Bay -Newi>orts finest! Roomy
Cape Cod estate on a sandy beach all done·
In an exciting "House Beautiful" decor:
Plenty of room Inside and out, including
darling guest house, enclosed sun porch and
adjacent wide area of lovely lawn. Presented
at '215,000.
'
General
* BEAUTIFUL
Gooier al
MACNAB
IRVINE
UNIVERSITY PARK
Village ru 3 BR. to--
Princeton Model. Q u I e t
cul-Oe--Nc. l m m e d I a t •
possea:ion! $«),500. Tom
~n 644-6200 (E16).
BAYCREST -
****** * TAYLOR CO. *
IRVINE TERRACE -$54,900
Attractive 3 bedroom home on choice corner
site in a very elite area. Formal dining & 2
baths. Stone fireplace. lovely pool surround-
ed by large patio. Near Fashion Island.
IMPRESSIVE "Our 27th YHr" 3,,.~::;;,, 3 .,,';;!~. "";:~":::'~~ WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
landscaped yard. Space for 2111 Sen Joaquin Hiiia Road
pool. 179,500. Cha'1os Arootd NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910
~·L'fs~· HILL _ I G•ner~I CHnoral
Generi1I
* SIX UNns * Irvine
$73,000 Spanish
Located in North Costa Ptlesa Red n1. Roof
1vilh an income of S995. a ITALIAN TlLE ENTRY! S.
nlanth. All unils a~ :? king STOHY VA ULT ED-
&ize bed.mis, "'-'ilh built1n 13!:.:A~IED CEILING! FOR·
kitchens and indh·idual !\1.\t. DINE! Gl11.nt family
patios. ~o· <. do"'TI and \r11l room. Extra bright aarden
sho\\' SI 10. 1110. sr)lf>ndnhlf', kili·hcn. King ~ue secluded
Newport ma.'ilcr 5Uile, Redwood
lx>am~ atriun\ patio PLUS
huge 2nd patio with lighted
recilvood cover. Private dog F1iirview run. Part like rroun<Js. Call
646-1111 now to preview -64&-0:IXL
••
(anytime)
CONTACT UNl9UI HOMIS ef COa'ONA DIL MAI. '7So4000
BAYFRONT * Just reduced -Owner will carry 1st. T.D.,
at 7~ % interest on the prineipal -ON THE
PENINSULA. WITH PIER & SLIP -Im-
maculate 5 bedroom, 31-i bath, gorgeous kit-
chen, formal dining room. For the discrimi~
PANORAMIC VIEWI
Speek>us 4 BR. (or 5 to 6
BR.). 1''"R. DR. Panorami<'
view of ocean, city & n10un-
tains. Laszlo Sh ark any
&f4..DXI. (E13).
Cape Cod
Movieland U~l()Uf ltl()Mfi
REAL ESTAtE
• CHINA COVE
An unusual home in a secluded location -
just 20 steps from a very private beach. The
-mstr. bdrm. & living qtrs. are located on the
top floor to give you the lull benef\t of a stim-
ulating ocean & bay view . A modetn elevator
will take you from the garage to the lipper
two floors. $98,000 -Reasonable Offers con-
sidered. ·
Convenient parking-easy to be
a .. DROP· IN .. at Bay I: Bnch Realty 675..3000
[~BA\7~BE .~~~-'<!'."" I ----------------__ _J '
PRIME BIG CANYON LOT . '
Possibly the flnast view lot in Big C~yon.
200' Frontage, overlooks fairways, likes,
cJu)> house; on a cul-<je-sac. $112,500. 1
Geo. Grupe
TALK ABOUT A VIEW
You will talk, too, about beauty, boats, b,y,
os:ean, islands, sand & sun -all in e\ter
cblmging pictures at your window. $195,000.
Call Paul Quick '
5 BR., LIDO ISLE, ON VIA WAZIERS •
This top Joe. home reflects the love & care
of it's owners. Beaut. kitch.; beam cei1 .,
cbarfning patio. Good for small family, too . fSS ,000. Charlene Whyte
QUICK HENRY, THE CARI
Come see a very attr~ctive 4 BR. with ex,
ceptlonal bay view. Relresbin~ly clean &
well decorated. Price $65,000. Jun Muller
. WESTCLIFF AREA
NEW I:.IST1NG. A really sharp 4 BR., 3 Ba.
liome. Large liv. rm. & spacious fam. rm .,
both w/lrplcs. A real.great location, w/pool·
size yard. Call to see. Bud Austin. .
THREE TO SEE
Big canyon -magnificent view lot $89,500.
3 Arch ~y -retirement home $64,500.
_,Monarch Terrace -great family home
'89,750. Call Bob Yorke
. QUicK OCCUPANCY
Owner bought ·another & la ready to sell
llrll 5 'Bdrm., 3 bath Harbor View Home -
_.,000. For app'I. lo see eaJl Howard Well&.
EASTERN BUYERS
BeJaulUlljly CO}lltructed 4 Bdrm home;
flmlly rm., forinal din. rm., den; complete wtll:i attic;s, , llaselnent, ·pool' & 5 separate
gardens. $120,000. Marcia ~nts
' COZV conj.OE-CORONA DEL MAR
Walt lo beach; 2 Bdrms.; frplc., new shag
carpetlng. Inlrnaculate, ''move.in" ·cOndl-
tlon. '39,llOO. '!"'Iona 'Bergin
LIDO NORD BAYFRONT
Beautiful 4 BR. home 1iltll 111*9 for Jge.
lloat. Pool table 1lze family rm. with COllly
NMllnf. Filltutic bay new. Two frpla. !!:lie.a Bddlon
> OCIAN•VllW
Be IUl'e II> mate q app'I. to 1ee tJiJa beau-
tllW Lllllt 4 BR. !tome In Barbor View Bll1'.
FllD. rm. bu wet bar • flplc. •;llUO,
C: Tennille '
... Nawl'OllT CINTSR DR., N.I.
nating buyer ...................... $187,500. * VIEW-VIEW
OCEAN AND CANYON * Just remodeled 3 bedroom, 2 bath, dining
room (or family room). fireplace, cheerful
built-in kitchen with inviting SUNDECK for
your entertaining pleasure, overlooking the
canyon & view of the ocean. One-of-a-kind in
CAMEO HIGHLANDS .............. $69,500. * IT SPARKLES
. IT BUBBLES * IN TURTLE ROCK-You'll love this beauty!
3 BEDROOM 2 bath, FAMILY ROOM +
game room, built-in kitchen, SHAG carpets,
CUSTOM drapes, beautilul covered PATIO
with gorgeous landscaping on fee land. A
real love at ..... ~ .................. $48,900. * VALUE CONSCIOUS?
. HOW ABOUT THIS? *
HARBOR VIEW HOME-4 Bedroom. famJly
room, 2 baths, on beautiful corner lot with
professional landscaping. Montego Model
.... '.................... $54,950
;/"4tlll-S'1dd
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REALTORS
644-7270
' 2'21 EAST COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF.
General General •
REAL
ESTATE
* SEVEN UNITS -at $42,000. $560. mo. gross income. * 80 ACRES at $200. per a c r e . Submit
terms, trade, etc. * 9.4 ACRES -Prime ocean/min view for
residential development -asking $145,-
000. * 3 BDRM near ocean . . . . . . . . . $26,900. * 4 BDRM near ocean • . . . . . . . . $54,900.
1733 Wfffcllff Dr,. N.8. 645-7221
Generi1I
CALIFORNIA
CASUAL
Koop aawn wood 1idl11&,
wrought iron gates and a
heavy shake roof,
Beautifully decorattd with
brand new drapes and
decorator wall coverlnp.
Vaulted open beam ceilings
and Spe.n.i.sh ti.If! flooring in
the fotmal dining l'OOf'n.
Four large bedrooms wk1'I
2~ bath.I. Double fittplace
m bOfh lhe famiJ¥ room and
gracioua living r o o m •
Eofu¥ .... In ... -kitchen. A pe!'fect ~
-ln ... lloclclla)'8fta.
$Sf,900.
Gener•I
4 FAM ROOM·
VIEW
NEWPORT
BEACH
When Uvfng ls easy move in
and relax. This quality 3
year young home has eveiy-
thlng. Large size bedrooms -
2 be.Hu -dream garden
kitchen has all electric ap-
pliances. Extra me lot
gtvei complete prlvaey.
Asking oaly $59,900. Call
6'13,8Sl!O.
'Z '.f!E Rf:AL , ...::ci-r ·rr· )~ ,,__,,_ • l • I , .
LIOO ISLE
BAYFRONT -
ULTIMATE IN
LUXURY
Pritt rcduec'CI !or quick s<tlf'!
ExquJ!!;ilP beyond co1npan-.
45' of beach. Privnte master
irul!c \l'/f.p_, Additional 2
eR·i. look out on bay.
Gracious handcrafted
stairway. Den + 2 ~., baths.
Terrifi c kitchen.
UnbeHevably priced a t
$225,IXXJ. (E20).
' PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
57 Linda Iii• Drive
Custom 4 BR., 31h ba. home on Lagoon. Mstr.
BR. has sitting area & frplc. Waterfront
family rm w/conversation pit around the
frplc ., lovely garden, lge. slip. $189,500.
Generi1I
Type Street IMMEDIATE
Packed w;th cmofooat aod POSSESSION
practical appeal & shingles -Vacant l bdrm., 2 bath ranch
liflultt'rs • 11'ainscot -dormf'r style horn• complete with
11'1ndo11·s. A 11·arn1 ril't'pla«. cove~ patio, iood carpets
dining roon1, largP kitchen & drapes, attached I•~.
and a real (an1ily-fa1niJy overstr:~ lot and many fruit
room. :1 &droon1s. Thi~ trees. Terrific Coata Mesa
home and !he c n t i re location, close to schooli1 I:
neighborhool sparkkos 1\'ith ahopplnc. Price, 0 n I y fe~ea~,;"':~:;r· :~;~ ~th~:~a:;e0: ;~~
$39,950, 646-7171 . lnclud
-01THEREAL
''"\.. ESTATERS ' , . . .
per mo. ft taxes.
Call 546-511> (Open evet.)
~21 E:~:~E Woode~".~~~~~~~ bckk INCOME TWINS
DUPLEXES, * TWO HOUSES on FULL. ACRE -East· eotryway, l<ad;og 10 ' Both t•'""'fs h•PPY with
· HERITAGE
. f{lALlORS
side C.M. Rm. for 14 units. $55 ,900. heavy shake roofed 3 BR .. 2 these t\\'O, 2 bed1uom hornet DUPLEXES & 5' l 00. home. Lge. co~otry on thi. big "'" La .... DUPLEXES ! * EASTSIDE TRIPLEX -62'xl6 ot k"ch. w/lrpl. All ""'" "'"""" yards with lo1' or
$41,5'00. quality. \Valk to pr1v. beach. ire-es. 10 ~ & 6 years
Ma11y to choose !rom te.~ * HOME & BATCHEWR UNIT -on C·l REDUCED · NOW $83,500 tenants. Quiet J't'!liclcntial
advantage of the tax shelter lot $28,500. CORBIN street, close to !'Chopping,
-NEW ONES -Low * OCEAN VIEW LOT -Capistrano • ETC. PRICE RIGHT AT
loveNEWPORT Beach. $lO,OOO. MART IN $26,950. 1797 Ora-• Ave., Costa Mesa HEIG...-_ .. ., COATS "'~ 642-1771 REALTORS 644-7662 • & YES SIREE ! ! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'!"!!!!!!'l"""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I""~~~~~ I . WALLACE
Adult cared ,.,. -4 G.noral Gon•r•I CDM DUPLEX-REALTORS
bedrooms, • • t • • • c.... SOUTH OF 546 4141-temporary home with larze REDUCED In..-_,_ I
MBR .Wte • Qu i•t View-Golf Fabu!oua lamily home HIGHWAY! ......., ••• --.. •
>ielghborhood. Den-Pool 1n tasblonable Bayahom
on 1~ lots! Mesa Verde With. all J>eW carpel!,
VIEW OF MESA VERDE fresh paint and
COUNTRY CLUB GOLF new built-in appliances
111'11'6ll I CXJURSE! WALK OR CHIP 3 Bedrooms plus
... ._.._.._.._.._._,._ TO GREEN! Wrought iron formal dining tt>om
SPYGLASS PLAN 74 pt.. Slate entry. Cathedral mom to add oo
3600 plus sq ·rt in this 5 bdrm, cel..UJW,I. FORMAL DINE. $72,400
4 ba, plus bonus rm home Large DEN! Brite kitchen.
on a V.I.P. location. Central TruJy kinggUe bedrooms.
air cond., intercom &:: built· Laundry room, too!
in record player. No-wax SPARKLING 30' GRECIAN
vinyl, shag carpeting, wal· OVAL POOL! Boat or tra.i.1·
nut cabineU in kitchen, pool· er area. Quiet street. Would
sited Jot &:: breafh.takln& you believe ONLY ;62,500?
view of ocean &: couUlne. Hurry • call now tr/ pre-
Yot: can celebrate the boli· view -66<l303. ·
da,ya in your new home. Call
DOW Sl50,000 including land.
.
I Oltl 'I I Ill \II \ . -8 red hill --;-;-'--;-;--.--
REALTY Mesa Verde
U•••. Park c.nter, Irvin• 4 + Den
Call AQytime, 833-0DI DI I Oltico hours s AM to 8 PM ne + Poo
STAIN CLASS ENTRY!
FREEDOM
HOME
$21,950
GOV'T. REPO with 3 bif<
bedrooms, tile kitchen with
wood cabinets, NewJy dec-
orated ina1de A out and bu
a double car earaae. Down
Lovely 2 bedroom a n d --"'·===-=c-.. = = -~ --
bad>e1or dup1"' South or BEAT THI BLAHS '
Highway and South of Tired ol looktnc at a bunch
Bayside walk ro beach and of tired dopT Well, w haw
shopping, Oversized Jot & the aolutlon .. jult Uatied
garage already stressed for super nat S bdrm tamU,y
garage apartment, Prime room 2 bathl and 1~
location and only $65,<XXI. p001. 'Abeolutely perfect h~
67>-8550. aid~ ~nd out -New shag
ca~ etc. Easy to main-
tain yard. Fenced front Ii
rear \\'Ith bonU3 ct large
detached lal\ai room. Real
'O \THE REAL
"\..'. E:STATERS ' I ,.
ALMOST NEW park-like ,.!ting. FUii price
Have you been looking for a $38,950.
new home and can't find the Call 540-llSl Open Evea.
right one? See this 2 year
new f!PlUitler. 4 Bedrooms,
Family Room, D i n I n g
Alco\!e, Fin!pla<.'E', l.ar:ge
• .. HERITAGE
RLALTORS
OJ.mer Kitchen with Double /-~~!.i'il!ii'i!'J!~~iol
O..ns, D;swuhec, Wood MESA VERDE ~%,~~'."' 1o, COUNTRY CLUI
COLWELL
PRC)PERTlfS INC
REALTORS
HOUSE + DUPLEX
EASTS I DE
COSTA MESA
$20,000
FORMAL DINING! 4 g:iant
bedrooms • PLUS DEN!
Carden brite kitchen with
Armstrone cushiontoOO Ooor.
Decorator wallpaper thru·
out. GIANT SPARKLING
~ SHAPED
POOL! Slat benches and
BBQ tin! pit. Dog run. Park
llke grounds -Jow mainten-
ance. IMMACULATE at
ONLY $49,950! Call 1ast •
paymt only $1150. Payroll l--c;-;;;--;----
1185. mo, lnclud•• tax.. 4 Bedroom
Thia 3 bedroom home ktca.1ed
"-near the Meta Verde Coan.
try Cub hM a view ol the
go1r ~couno and lake.
Feature11 2JOO sq. ft, ot liv-
ing space, wltb huge llvlnt:
room and :1 car earaae.
Needs tender loving cart
and can be )'OUI'I for only
$65,950. Call 546-2313 lor
more lnro.
Unbelievable but true! Needs
work, but where else can
}'OU find a 2 bednn home
plt112 bachelor unltaJor only
$20,IXXI'!' Sound lnteres~'!'
CAIL us for complete de-
talls. -• HERITAGE
REALTORS
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N-rt $28,300 !
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F1lrvlaw
6-16-1111
(onytlmol
Great home to sell on
221-0--2 program! 3 batha.
l.J&ht, cheerful kitchen.
handy work · '-'ftatures. 3
bli.lh9:"-Plumber fur water
aottener, plush carpe~.
1.-0/ THE REAL
'"'1 ESTATERS ·' '
drape1. Pretty patio. Park ~----
THE BLUFFS ""' yan!, Bl'k, 540-Im. NEW LISTING
EXCEPTIONAL HOME
Baycrest • Thia 4 bedroom,
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WHY NOT CAU US! W£ :m6 Harbor, C..to Mesa l!.u';~,:'" .. "!. ':.,~ ~
c.~ColesworthyJ~~~~~~!!!!!!l!!!~!!!!!!!!J:,;;;;;~~~;;;
& c.,..._, JUST MAY HAYE THE OCEAN VIEW -'" lpe<:lal teat ..... ;,. Ind
$35•950 oot is just IDO bcauUlul to
desert~. )'Ull muat tee H PLAN FOR YOU Beoutllul like new 1·~ _,. lo believe "' CaU !or ....
640-0020
$25,951
"SECLUDED"
Move lhto Wa lovely 3
bedroom borne. Gradotla u..,. . "'°"' enhlac:od by
--llttpl .... bull•ln drMm. kitchen, even a
-· Be1utl!ul .. 11o. ____ ...,
arwa• Nev a11 OJI>.
-!!ft. 540-1131.
TARBELL
S<C\\dllA.-4"Et/'Se
Tbe P11nfe wffh tbe lui/f.fn Cb11cH1 · • r=·: .. t:l"' _-:. tho
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SU .CACU
i PRJ~s~~;s Lml!S IN I' r I' r r I
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• ok; 2 story, 3 bedroom view polntment • • • •• • • • S81,5GO.
. 1t, &st ~).P..!u!f'
home with -ocean PETE BARRETT • COtUrtline view, 10% down
terms with quick pos .. 111on -REALTOR-
11 dr.ir.ct.
6 ~ Rnlton 646-7111
24.14 Vista del Oro 2M3 WestcUf Drive
Newport Beach Op(n 'till 9 PM
644-llll ANYTIME HARBOR HIGHLANOS
CAMEO SHORES =..='.'~~~
''PRIVATE BEACH'' Ba.thl. New Ce.rpets.. Patio.
S33 MILFORD• OPEN 1-S Larae Trtts nont A Rear.
CUSTOM built f bedroom, 11Wtner a. Eno"" -Harbor
2'S bath residence. An opp. ~1• ~-Ca 11 to acquire a quality prop at HHl555.
I ntOlt modett prlco $75,000.
646-3921 or Evo. 675-1127 COLWELL
PROPERT I LS INC
REALTORS
~ MESA VERDE
ONE STORY
S 4 bedroom home 1ocated
o n tfteo1lned ~
street is ln waUd.nr dlltal-1
to schooll and eolf OOIJ:ft(t.
This home hu bet!n '"ftll
C'aJ'ed f<r and In mow-ht
condition. Only $33,999. Call
541)..2JU tir mare kW
1,ppt. to see.
-o1THE: REAL
·'"' ESTATE.:RS '
DllTCH CLEAN
s """'"' F1XER 4 BR.-21/a BA TH
THE BLUFFS -4 BR. 124,000. Comtr 1-tlon to llon !¥•
.Lachenmyer
R".1 II ()•
Bonua rm., tam1b' rm., for-Don't m.lQ lhll-one-now va-boat or trt.ller. I mJlitt
mat din. mi., bit· in ldtch. e&nt and ready to be lived beach. Con v t n I e n t to
Prlv. 1arden patio. Creen-In. Btauutul deep pile• cp(. trtew~. $2.9,450. 95" ....._
belt· 1'!~. Make offer! 1arJt ovtrllJed lot, do. tD -REAL ESTATE oc:hool1. neec11 a lltu. tow • ;..... '
$c ....... I -"N-IN c• ....... _ "TION IOO TREASURES but priced to ..u. """"' --•••• --'--°"'-----'-"'-".;....;."'_" ...... .;....;...=----_;..;..;.~" .. .;..."'.;....;;...;....;.;;.;;__• 1111 Wfllcllll. NB 6fMTlll wanto oul Call bkr !i4H61o.:---°""---Z....----•
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rrs A STIAL ! ! OPEN )fOUSE
SAT I: SUN l-5
Span!Ah 4 bednn, 7
4-llEDROOMS
$31,950
HOMES +INCOME WSK5BR.lba.ad ..._
Walk 10 ~ I 8dmL It. Exttl cood. -.t yanl.
phu office, 2 blth homt, 1· m.ooo. .....__
IAYSHORE
TOWNHOUSE
Cloooow
UNIVEIJtSITY PARK
eautltulMt:dl~ ""led < BR., famlJy nn.
home, ubdtr ml tiled root.
Jdetl 1eparatJon o{
adult-did IJ"tM. Walklrc
dlltaooe fo porloo, pooll,
1chool1 . Extra Ice.
walltdo-ln mmrr Jot which
)'OU own!
A WituUc J bfttruom, 2 balh
borne "'ilh lo\<tl)' Pinr tno,..
•nd ~~-Wa!Jt lo
-only 13~1l0. Call T-142-%.33.
hnlh
home on largf' <."llmt•r llll,
ownrr In construction ha.1
made many allera1lon1 in n
Spo.ni11h mout. A 11k1 n g
$29,500 c~ to the beach.
l>rlvt' by und !Alkf' a look,
2462 N1tulilW!I, llur11 111gU111
Bc11rh, all Ada1n1t a11d
Bu!Ul1H'ct 5¥...s&40 Bkr.
Comt-au !hi$ wdl kept fam·
Uy home kl one oJ Coel.a
Meu.'t beat attN. Bit.Ins +
d&tl"''lhr. Beaut covf'red
patio, nice ld11CP&. 5'7. down,
J)flyn1l'nl1 l<'S& than rent
Crill 97'J.l(r.IO.
bdrm. income unll. $64,500. Fount•ln Y•lley • • • • • • 1;;:;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;. I &low Hwy. corntt, J.ara:er 3
bdrm., 2 bltth plus 2 bdrm.
w1 i1 !Just Httedl. m.soo. FORECLOSURES
~ -· Ooly
$19,"8
Thf!lt' new horntl ltt lotated
JO ntlnutu from lbe beacb
Ir clok to mtjor shopping
Ir: 11Chools. Y out choice of
carpetJng alao lncludln,
t.lllbwuber II builtlm. 5~0
Down "'"/paymenta Jtu than
Ul> mo. This is a must tee
ror those wantln&: Iota of
luxury tp.r • modtralf! prier.
Ca.ti for inlorm.atiOll,
STOP PAYING . RENT!!!
O . THE RE AL
\""' ESTATERS * * .. • • •
llnr~c. (.'Ondition. 2·3 Ekltn1.,
2 bath unit1. Modt'rn in &.
ciut. $i4,500.
WE JlA VE 2 VACANT
110MES cleMed up .and
reloldy lor aaJ.e. Orie lv»o
!dory with xlra large roo1n1,
a real fumily home pricert
•t $32,500. wlU1 min $1 ,600
do'A•n, AND No. 2 i.1 also 4
btdnna but one story and
priced 10 !!tll quickly al
$33,500. SH both loday.
Take Advantage of Our
CLOSE-OUT SPECIAL Owning hats
Renting FIXER-UPPER
Call '\LI fl)I' dtlaUK. 4 BR, 2
BA, only SZ,900. You namt·
tmru.
Can be a DOLL HOUSE~
Z BR. Near ~·pt . Jlt·ighllf
Allking-S22,;iWJ
Our 1>J>('r111ll)' • Old Corona,
("all u.ir today, "'" haw
oth1'n;.
--,;P;;R;;E=r=1 "r""P"'A"LA,.,.,CE=--1 University Re•lty
3 bedrm 2 bath hOine lbcaled 3001 E. Cit. H11o-y 87"...-6510
On The Last 5 Condominiums
IN PHASE TWO COWNS l WATTS, tNC.
'62-5523 CA.LL e 646 ·1414 ~ ut cxcelit-nt C.osta Mna 703 BEGONIA l' '62·552J
Or Stop By The Sales OUSct
Localed on Ntwland, Be-
t'wttn Slater A Talbttt.
• Minimum *950 Moves You In . * c & w * ;IALTY
are11 near 11ehools and lhop-IAvtly duplex, So. o( Hwy.
ring, ~P shag c pt , Charming 2 BR. plus furn.
lhrouKhoul, klvely back 1-BR. w/elec, blt-in11. Co~
yard with a rornt of tower-JM!'f' plumbing. Xlnt location.
built-in kitchen and Good financing. Ownl!r may
ing 1ret>fl'. "''ile's deUght calT)'. Ori\'e by Ii caJI w to
hreaklast bar, this popular Stt. Only $68,500.
531·51U I :1 531·51M • No Closint Costs.
SclJ Idle iterm , •• oo.-5678 Nt1r Nt•P•rl P•1I orrlce COUJNS &: WA'n'S, INC. l:::::Zil:l • Free Upgrade Carpet.
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Mesa Del t.tar.-All buill-im,
lil'Pplatt. 2 beths. \V alk 10
Sf. John"~ and o.c.c. s:n.!'MXI
;1!1 l~rn1s,
plan h11~ 1>e.·rm.rate living rm MORGAN REAL TY
a.nd larg<' dining area. 673.6642 67.5-6459
O\l.•rw:•r mu11t Ml.'ll fas!~ ralk· Costa Meta
lng $3.1.000 ralh<'r softly.
Call bkr 54G-tl640.
layfront Condo / s'""' 4 ~~~.~~ ,,,.,,,
3 Br, 2 Ba, poot, pier le slip, Sitl1· Costa Mesa honu'. Fca-
Delighlful S79.500 111re11 include Jarie fam ily
6 EMERALD BA y n~m. •II "'"""' bu ;u; ... ! Immaculate 3 Br + lam nn. de!ached 1loublf' gara11:r, cul·
+ Vfe\V $145.000 de·s.ir location, Io v e I y I T td Hubert & Aasoc. scre<!nf~d in palio, Priced
l471 Via Llclo GT:>-8500 only $28,000. and immcd
poi;11 poisihlf'. BY O"'·ner . 4 Bdrm., 2 bath,
panetl'd lam. rm., built-in
kirchen. 2 alory, 18X31i pool,
lolli or tropical landscaping,
cxreUf'nt cond. \Ve 1vanr ro
S<'IJ! Pricei-1 brlo1v markcl
at S35.9:"i0. 5..17-402.1.
O\\':'\ER 1ran.~1c.n;1-. -,,-,,.-t_-;,
Rtereo In living roon1 ,,,_
eluded . l bedt'OOm~. 2
separate baths, secluded
ltvlnr room \\'ith llreplat."f'11:.
Rangr, ov('n, \\"ai:;hcr in-
cluded. fttshly pa inl rd. A
qu ire cul-dl'-sar s t rt' 1' I I
Brk, $27.4.JO. 540-1120. * Entertaining?T
Lt?r. n1mpus rn1 .. :1 HR. . .:.!
bp. Clos<' lo f'\"t'r.vthini..
Xlnt cond. ln1n1r·1'. pns•·i·s~.
0\l'll"r 1\•il1 trurl.". s,~1.50'!.
BALBOA BAY PROP. * 642-7491 *
STEPSTO BEACH-
NEWPORT SHOHES
Allr. 2-sly, 2 BR. \\"nlk lu
beach, lrnnis, pool:>. Carµ.,
drnp<!i:;, bltns. $28,001.
CAYWOOD REALTY * 54$-1290 *
VaCllllCles cost money~ Rent
your houae, apt., store
bldf .. etc. lhnJ a 011.lly Pilol
Classified Ad. ~2-5518.
Ca.II 5'16·~~ f0pt'n F.\'es.J
~HERITAGE
REALTORS
.SPOTLY.~s." MODF.1.
$28.500
lfiii:; is !he most exi:iling
hrunL' on lhc markcl at this
prlt'~'-J t.'Olo"rful be(lrms, :Z
Qllt't'n siz1' 1.iath.\ 1!rlu.xr
huilt-i11 kirchcn, forcc1I ttir
hrn1ing, cul-<Jf'-sac I o t,
room for pool. Dhl g:i1·age
ll"ilh 11'0rk i)('nC'h. I l()n1" is
only ~ yeurs olrl u11d com·
11lf'll'l.Y upgrnrlcd. owner
rnust sell, don'! mi.~~ ii. Call
hkr !">4f,..~'fi.111.
TAKE IT EASY
i11 !his :: l>cd,·m 2 hath 11'ilh
all bulltin~. p;!lio. doubl!'
ga1111:(', l·iuhhousr & pools.
CONDO, for a lu\I", lmv
prier nf SW.~~-CALL
11u1i·k, \1011"1 lasl. act fa.st!
Only one ol thi!I pla.n
:l\"lUlah]1•.
Call 540-1151 fOprn E\'c~. l
• ,~ ·• HERITAGE • • REALTORS
WE ARE
LOOKING FOR
SOMEONE
SPECIAL
Huge 2 story, 4 dt"n+ or 5
bedroom f!XC'C\ltlve's home.
Cosla l\l('SA 011 bt>st area.
Near Balearic School. Very
nice bet'k yard in a quiet
area. No dm\·n tc. quaJ ifierl
VC'lt-ran~. CALL N 0 W
BEFORE.: 11115 ONE IS
C.ONF:. Priced al $45,000.
C:WAll<fR & LU
Realton; f,1.)..-046;-,
Open Evf!S
YOUR BILLIARD
ROOM PLUS
Don'! pass up this newly
decorated sharp 4 bedroom
homC' with a finished 27x24
room~ Nicely landSl'aped
yard \l'ilh a brand ne1''
dou g-hboy pool. Thi.s hom <' is
closf' to shopping and
schools. lt"s a great buy al
S3ii.{l()(). Pl"IOn.-646·7171.
XTRA NICE 1700 sq r1. :!
Bedrm on 1'CJmf'r lot, fully
fe ncrd for privacy. Dbl firl'·
pl in lil'ing rn1. &. fan1ily
rm ., sharp ~ha1t bo11t gale,
lol.s n1t>l'f'~ Hurry! Just !isl·
NI~ t'or additional infonna·
lion .
CALL 842-141S
FeedillC)
A Landlord
l\fcsa Dtl Mar 4-plex. Room
for a pool. Great financing -
10% down. 2 IM'droon11, 2
ha.th!! each. Full price
SS:Z.500. O\vnf'r will cnny
:!1wl T.D. This won't last,
caJI w loday!
Realtors 545-9491
Open Eves
REDUCED $4000.
Grt!enbrook special rarnous
Barct!lona model 4 bedrms,
family room, upgraded thru·
oul, elec garage door open.
er, water softener, super
sharp with 1nany x1 ras.
$5,000 down OK.
larwin realty inc.
9611-4405 124 lloursl
O\VNER mu~t sell 4 yr.
ne\v-.;;hort bikr to l>each! 3
bt'dmom..,, 2 baths, den,
!'legan1 fireplace in fa mily
roon1 <."Onvcn.ienl lo the
buillin kitchen, h" n d y
di!hwasher. Lovely patio,
loads of decking-, heatf!d &
filtered pool. Carpe Ii ng
lhruoul Including kitchl'11!
Brk , $30,000. 8-42-6601.
* C & W * SHUT·IN
FEELING? WHY NOT?
We have a de!ighUul 4 bdrm Not here! Panoramic vie\\'
2 bath house lh~t is supe~ fr?m -!most every room in
sharp and inclullt!;; a this 2650 a;. ft. 3 bdrm., 2
G!'andfa.1her clock built inlo ba furtle Rock Terra.ct
1he wall. AH UP!,Taded crpts Home. Roo:n for pool. Call
!: drps, xtra lr&: ldtch, bil for long htl of f~turn.
beck yanf with block wall S7',500-F{'('.
school. .,.,.. ., "'" .. . . re ,·11 fence, 2 bib from &"fMk> ,. d h
$27 ,500. Why mt Sf!e this
toda)'.
I' lilJge Re,11 b: •t1.
531·5111 l':J 531-5111
REALTY
Univ. Park Center, irvinf!
CaUAnytlme.~
Office houn 8 AM to 8 PM
Mom 'n Pop Lagun• Beech
Sharp, sharp, sharp 2 BRl-;:;..-------
home located on IAf'i', ir-* JUST LISTED! *
regular shaped lot on quiet Ocean vi~! Beauti!ully Ind·
dl'ad-i"nd strttl. w i d e scpd. 3 BR. 2 bath home;
s\.\-eeping dicondra lawns !gr-. living rm. w/manive
nursed by .sprinklers front -stone frplc.; h1.1&e family
• Immediate Possession.
IN ADDITION, you get 2 & 3 bedrooms;!~ &
2 baths , built-in range, ov.en , bood, dish-
washer, disposal, individual laundry area, ell:'
closed private garage, private entrances,
choice of carpet Cf1or, cable TV, swimming
pool, gas fl.fl.Q & park-like recreational
area.
All this for as Uttie as $207 per month, In-
cludes everything.
Santa Ana Fwy. io Culver, right about 'A mile
to Walnut (!st road on left), Iefl I mile to
..WaJnut Square"; or San Diego Fwy. to
Culver, left about 3 miles to Walnut, right to
"Walnut Square" or call 714/832-9670.
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rear. Expaisive carpeting & rm. w/11iding glass wall to L
dr~~s. F.A. heating, privale patio. Chl'ery kitch-...._,_ ..
bu1tt-1n oven, range & dish· en wt1p, dining area. All _
washer. And only $28,500 w/ this Ii: an ocean vil!1\'. Good
good usumable Joan. ntlghborhood, c Io • e to Newport Bud
Reli•ble Real Est•I• school!. Anxious owner ask-Mobile ttomu
M&-3391 894-2296 ..... ing s-t9.soo. * MOVING * For s.10 125 * PRESTIGE '. * 499.2800 * M"'t ,.11 this cham)lng • 2 BR. MOBILE HOME
Lo""ly P"";g, horn" known ~Ht~ BR .. 2\l Ba .. w/luge. faml· right ofi Back Bay,
O\'iNER lea\ling. Rich \\'ood for their quality fraturec. &: .......,.._, ~~ ly rm., Beamrd ttillngs &: adults only, no pets,
pa n e J i n g, c x p ensiv(' excel! nbrhood 3 10 choose ~ oo. co.u1 •n~ mlltly ('Xtras PLUS a $4,000. Lo c at e d on
1\"Allpnpl'r acC'C't1t.s !C'nds froni ' ~i.. .. a"'":;::~CAl.Jf. sparkling pool. Only $53,<m. trailer pad: Rental $55.
persona!ily nnd chnrn1 to e 3 BR ............ S37,250. --S-IT-BA-CK CALL O '''·l4I4 per mo. 962-4471 MR. l hi~ distincli\"c 4 hf'rtroon1. Z e " BR !"950 "\i;I' ~ 1 'ATERINO h.'lth horn~'. Elcg;inr e ; Bf{:::::::::::: s~4:!l00: .. and 1A·atch the n"K>ncy roll ~....... ~DO Vit i ..
fireplaC'r. dt'IU!<f' hu1ltins, All or fhcse OOrnes arc in in with this spankini clean 4 I EAL TY , age waterfront
, tli~ln1·a~lu·r. covl'r<'d 11;itifo. xlnt cond. and lenn:oi are unit complex, located in Ne•r Nrwp•rl P••• orrtce bargain, $3'195. Also luxury
/\"Par future park 1<nd 111~11· avail. Hurry for choice. , . Norlh end location. 1-2 •PIER lj SIJP * dbl Wklt' at $7995. 6'B-3817.
~c-IKIOI'. Brk. S '.l 1 , 00 0 . CALL 84'.?-1418 Bdnn. & 3-1 hdnn. apl11. 60 Ft, 3 Bdrms., 3 bath& ------· -
962-.).".&.l. M l'An Offer xlnt rrowth po~ntie.l. Immaculate! $250,IXXI [ "'91 lstah. [ l.iiiil
$1.00 ... WAUC: •• ~~(I ;;a';';"N~~r ;hc~~~I Choi: ::::rw~NT4*8R. 3 ··--""'---" __ _,h!l!J
!\fOVES VA BUYER tntn •w•.ru.11 . • ,..... : 17171 Beach Bl\ld., H.B. $'14,9.:iO. · ba. Pier/slip. 000.
lf.00 sq n of :t bedrms. 2~~ J1l * NEWPORT SHORES *
hoth """Juy nbm•" "'""°· • MARINA O ,1,,.,,. 3 er .•. 2,ba. 2-ttory. Mooring Busi,,.., P"'POrty 154
Pop11!11 r Balboa mod<'I in ll'k,,1 6/ il m OOJ ·v
,,,;,". ,,,..,,;,,. o"tY 2 ,,, , HIGH • REAL ESTATE •"• ·r.r00 REALTY * Money M•er *
aid. 5 l\lfNUTES TU DOUGLAS . 3317 Via Lido NB 673-7300 Sll.500 Down $210,00ll F .P.
I lar win realty inc. 3 Bedrm, 2 bath, 11' x 21' 1190 Glf!nneyro SI. , ' hpplne center W / 10 l ld
1 [ J BIG ~POOL -• PATTI • 96R·4405 !24 flours) ran1ily rt\l, 2 nrepl's, Jots of 494-9471 549-(lJHi 116 FAMILY? tenants in great area. show·
I ClasslAdvertising·~~ INDEX BIG BARGAIN 'YALKER OWNER sacrificl'. -1 big panrling and \vallpaper. For OCEANFRONT This big · 5 bednn 3 bath ing a so.lid 13.75% ca.sh
'Fabulous fan1i!y hon11'. la""'c 1u.1 u1411 the fu••y b"ye•·• GI oo •-··-U J ·-•~ ho •·· j I ndabl ... ~~ •-. ... bedrooms. 2 baths, Isola ted " · U\IWLI nm......,....., ocean vu of me· ..... Ult bf!en rov'I. Pl! e on ,,..,,. ...... ....,...
.:.! :.:tury •l bcdnn 2 ha1h Ju\n1c 17171 Bcac:h Blt·d., H.B. or nllmc yo" t CALL k rl · I "" 150 "'-rear livi ng room enhanced .. r ('t"!ns. roe s. su & constllne appraised at $54,000. Selkr come O ...,..., · IUlll\'lance
lnc:1led in l>l'.~I Cnsla !\l('M TWO UNIT--S-96.S 41;)6 "Y--0 3 · ·11 f t •M hy firrrla~. Bu llt ln kit· · · · · v-exec. apt. BR. 2 w1 pay c!osing coifs for or m&m ., reaervt: ~ ...
;11\•11. pan<•l('d fan11ly rn1, chrn. dish"·n~hcr. f>~orced ••. BA. Good security, pool, qualified veteran buyer. vacancy of 13% fiiured in.
brii.:llL O!M:'ll patio kitchen, * EASTSIDE * el I t ~ h ~ N d Do •t ··-•t lhl •·--•· air hra!ing. S!riking la ritc eva or o ""' .. c .• ,6,500. ee we say rnorr-, except n wiu on s ...... 5 ...... Palo~ Verd c firep lnc!', 1-3 BEDRM, l-2 BEDRa1 fa nilly home! Brk. $.1l,000. unfurn. Also lsf! avail 2 hurry? Not fancy, jWlt prolitaljl1el
trop;,.i fo"d"'•P1"• '"'·. $30 000 962-8S6i ·~~=::~~~-t~bedroo~~m~·-S~waru==-"'=•:::::""· FULLER REAL TY * 9 Units * round bia-heated pool. I R • • 8 ~30a>. r•.i: ••14 . ~ullt-ln brick gas bar h q I oy McCardle R•altor Y 011·ner Tiburon Condo. 3 5 BEDROOM --Solid n1ulll-tenant, Industrial ~t'M"I covered patio -act llO"' 1810 Nl'1vport Rlvd., C.1\f. BR, 21: RA, den. Nf!xt to lBA GI RI-level custom home. VA * $32,500 * building. S220,000. in Soutb
Cl•ssific•tion 125-149 and Sil\'e a:oikins: S:lfi.500 cn ll 541-n29 pool. Beautifully deroratl'd. ' 00 down! Lrg liv rm financing avail. 3 Br., 180" 3 BR. Park Lido Condo Santa Ana. Only 2·)'l'L old.
bk' "" ~'". ,·~·"=""'=-9'3-=.:"=o'.:'c_o---""/hug<' scone fpl , IA'/w ocean vtew 13 ~ :J60' ....___ · _,_ ..........,.,.. + · · · ded · ,J.Jll On., SDI Mo. PITI ,o uvwn, yielwi projrcted
Rtal(dalt, • OPE-N SAT. 1-S Huntington Beach upgra crpts &: drps, all $74,"S Tb..iJtlsaroodie,hurey! ll% cash mum on S32,82l .._ __ .,_-_•t __ ...J * LEASE OPTION * 5.IJO Sturgeon Drive. Bigg<'r bl!in appl '.;;, lrg kllch, Seeing it Buying GEM schf!duled lnrome.
Cl f Short ol cash? Sellers packed ...__ REPOSSESSIONS eating art'8, ele&ant entry, Portafin1 t .. -•na -G-•bb .. Ellt's, Bk-.tssi ic•tion 150-184 ..... n the price! 5 BR + 1-...._..... •.. , -ind reRdy lo movf'! fm med. il "" masff!r suite w/pvt 7141494-9.188 1610 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. 557•7000
l _______ I!.) """· °' "'"' ""'' 5 Bdnn. lam y nn. 3 BR. lge ''""" ro, ;"'"""'';'" •nd Joe"''" both. A mu•t '" ~ ATRIUM ENTRY REALTORS 6"2-4623 -=---:-~------FNncial \\'ATERfRONT honi<'. Ca ll yd, close to schools & ~hop-ol thf'!lt FllA Ii VA humt'S,. $39 950 ._, Cond9minium1 _ fur appt. ping, VA Joan. Only $37,500. conlaf'I _ ' . Brick \\"Blk• & Iron gate ll'ad niEW DUPLEX fw tale l60
I Clasiific.ation 200-260 Gl:\"N'l fllORR ISCl:-1 r.p. ;;-;;: rlo\\·n. KASABIAN If to unique .f BR., ram. rm. Whl_tt• w$86ator500vif!w, lrg luxury ;;;;·;;·~·;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;i,I CJS RF:AL ESTATE home·, 1,....1., mooy f!Xtras 16 uni I, , . Dave, Agni. 'I ~H ror R•t JI it! J .~:.:.·. -~';,Li,~~ ;.J&-1168 Real Estate '62-6644 fu.4471 (:;: J 54M103 x 35' ,..;.,•form pool: """'" 615-1972 "' 494.Q615. IT· SPARKLES
, . "UITI •V<'rctc Dr. ~:a~r. _F_H_A_R_E-POSS_E_S_S_l_O_N_ SELLER MUST GO! view, $65,00J. HARBOR VIEW HOt.fE This in1n11cuiatf!· 3 Bdnn. I Classification 300-laS ..,,.,,......... Costa Mc~ $21 ,950-$1 ,150 Down Ul\•e!y 3 BR home. Jmmacu· M d I H MISSION REALTY 494---0731. MONACO. 2 + den 2 ba has f!Vf'l'}'lhlng Incl w/w * t "* 557-'1130 3 BR.. nc1v shag carpels. \al<' thruour. Beaut land-0 e omes CUSl'OM home. BeautHul Fee. Ownr-agt. 644-2sJ&. . crpl$, drpe, Wllhr, dryr,
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i\partnwnb roritnt ]f 'W] !Ol)(!n Evrnini;-sJ FellC<'rl yarrl. Ne:'lr i:;chools scaping w/waterfalli!. Boat/ ocelltl view. Underyround 3BR, condo, Best Jocatlon in even sprlnk:if!r1 in prden-
. . NEWPORT BEACH AUTHORTZED BROKER trlr gale. 1 b\k lo golf F s I utUitle1. 3 Br,, 2 ha. Big c~. Panoramic Vu patio. Go-se• thla brand
I DELUXE TRIPLEX 548-6570 course, 1 mi to Douglas. or a e $69,'95 of ocean le dty. 644-1192 new H1tlng now, It -won't Cl•11ific•tion 360-370 R I bl Atri F t · last at • ...,......, CICIM' to bo.) & ocean. Good • ia e Real Estate Port~~-~~-~~ 45• BAYFRONT, 5,000 aq. fl. -1,aw.
I [ Rentals )[ eiJ rental art'a. Tu"O 4 BR, 2 bll BY 0\VNER -?.IE SA 18·'6-3391 Eves: 842.G.i2J Ph (714) 714/~'9;s...... homf!. Pier/float. $195,(XX} I'
_ . ,-& Ont' 3 BR, 2 ha. All VERDE Republic 4 BR, 2·}l I * BY 0\VNER * one ~ball Reali:) 6T"..r-4600
j Cl•ssific.ation 400.-465 beautifully rum . Ou r o t ,~: Dining rm. Family rm., N2it•e fa':"ily home. JBR, u·"mJt·• ~.·". vl5 ew. • Br., Newport Heights _ 5J1•5111 ( =1 531-5111
area owner Wl\Jlls Rrlion. JVtng rn1. Privacy \\'/lrg. BA . N1cf! patio. Feneft! 962i>605 nu ~ """" 4
I f If lfJ4) 673-36fiJ: Eves: 673-6fi88. cul-de-saC" lol. Ma t u re yard. Childrf'n"-" al't'a & rq-· 2 ha. NEAR NEW • IN C.M. ELEGANT 3 BR, 2 bl, tarn
t Annol.lneernenls landscp'g. Sc-c I 0 ap-uipmPnt. arr Bushard in Portafina L1gun• 3 BR, 2 ba., 2 frplc. + rm, pool, l'l'C nn.-all for I preciatc! S.iZ.!"OJ. 54j...8\2!J. ltB $2-1.900. 51&-5587. 7141494-9388 formal din, rm. + + Xlx20 lc11 than $35,000. Aaent,
I C l•ssific•tion 500.510 LOVEL ,. 1~ 2sty ~BR~hol;.. 0\\'1\'ER tlrspf'ralc. l'l·o 00,\'n I 0 C E A N VIEW ANO LGE. 2 BR. MW homf", close lam. rm. $41,900. Cont•ct 642-3073 or 644-8814.
I [ ;erson.ts l!'-») 2'; b•. frnk. hit;,'"' kHch '"'m~ Out ol St•" owoe' B~EEZE como with to Vlctoc """'"" R-2 lol. Joo Mortin. Ouplo .. s/Unils
_ ~,.. dsh/ll'sh. F'urn. Hu;.:r )<1rrl. c~l1"f'n1.-ly a. n xi 0 u 8 ! 4 this 3 ~rm.r 3 bath nn. tor 2 more unit~. LIDO REAL TY I lo l'"
I -D--0-YOU Sprinkler:oi. SJS.:ioo. 011·n<'r. OO::lrooms, 2 haths, larxc professionally I and~ 330 MAGNOLIA -4M-l297 3377 Via Lido, N.B. 673-7300 ::::H=:-,------0::-=
Cla,sific•tion S25-Sl5 97G Denver Dr., c ~I . fam ily room "·ith fireplace, 1ceped garden home at l N) 1 San Clemente SUPER delux f;pan(sh 1t)ie 'l ~.t md r___. I~ NEED • • • 5«>-2442. buillin1, dishwasheT. Lovely only $1S,9SO. It can't •IUM ... . ~ .. •.J I Duplex, East Coat& Mesa.
_ ~-A 2 BEDHOOM luxurious UNUSUAL • Pool, CM!rsizcd p81io. Brk, S.'W,950. 842-2561. l•1t, call THE REAL NEW CONDO on Eut 9, SELL (f"'t,900>. or trade 3 Eaoh 3BR. 7BA, w(lha&
ror1clominh11n, in lll\'C'Jy lot, Sl'p. storage yrd. J GOY,.. OWNED E S TA T E F A I R , view golf rourwe, 3 Br, 2 Ba, BR, 2 BA ocean view home crpl, AU elect kltctm.
Classification 550-!155 greenbelt arra? 2 pools + BDR .. 2 BA .. Fanill y Rm. 536-2551 . owner, 6'15-M3.1. SM Clemente fDr N. Orange Spanish decor. Kinpad
, 12 . N h " p f RepoMessed homes. Low e DES e L'•-Ille Co. 54+-4294. Real "C'-ta•-, 64" -)~ rCC'. minutes 10 Nc,vporl l'\V s ag cp . r o . PERA TE -~ u: ...-.uu. tmtructlon 1m" Cenlrr? Sl9,9!i0, La.nd~cpd. S.¥1.900. Ownu. dowel n. Covcmmf!nt P8Y• WMtminster NEW triplex Cotta Mn.. s
'------.J. ,..,... ~S56. oslng 00Jlt1. Call 968-4441. VA~. Must sell, 4 B«I· VIA HAVRE . BR, 2 BA a~ C2) 2 BR, i~·
ClouHk1tion 575.sso FOR All 1 -THE BIG ONE * Crest Realty rm, 2 bath, t1rep1, crpts • 5 BR., family nn. 14•. ch!ld-REDUCED $3400. BA 3 dbl ......._ Ideal
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Cla11ification l 00-124 --)~
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I Services WR"*' __ • dining rm-Fan1i'y rm-Hur· ."tory, rlO-"C 10 schools. 4 :~k posse~i~n·1 Prlcrd patio, 40xll0' l.ot. $125,000. bedrrn11, 2 baths, 9' llC 12' 645--4'313
· . ry on this! Vogi·I co. BR 3 BA 1 di v appra sa n iame ._ ___ a-·--dinltw rm 15' x 21' family N.:;E"w"'•",::p"J,.-:l"B'°'R'".-, "2"'ea-.• ~2'I
C l "f I 600 •• I . . nm nn .. M?P. n !..r:'~ .. :.,. a ~al steel. CALL .. -..uuNV___ J-. nn, -....i pot>0' • 99' x 150· a•. 2 •-, -Jes,"'''"· ~-•111 1c• ion ·b.,,. Rrt1Hon 5-l~!'l.l-16. rn1., cul-dt'·!lllr, $40,950. By ....,............., }Ot be "" °" "" ll9ol
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[ ::tlITTl' ROOM FOR SALE BY O\\"lll'r, East~idr :i br.. 1111•nrr. 96.l210'!. · 3416 Via Lido 675-4562: may suitable tor doa: ,vu, !rood rtnlal toe. Owner. l /11)1oymen~Llf.J Room tor l)rurs ct1 t1iper.I r1unp11s n11. \\'/llrr-pl11l'f', BY oW-11('~3 Br, 2 SA. 3 ~... SPOTt.ES.S 3 BR by owner. ke~;~~A~~·lty Inc :;~ll~.62-0349 ' or
. . . hoot or ca.rdf'n, ponl or lart:f' Joi on quiet Cul de &IC'. rrP:. ohl. CrpL~. d rp s., ~· 40' lot. S69,800. Xl3 Via Nice. ~05 (J4 ibinJ
C1.,,,f.cat1on 700-710 children'• play area, Liu11:c C111I 642-055.l sprlnkln;. S900 dn. Price ~ Income Property 1'6
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Clts1ific•tiol'I 850-151
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Oe1sification ~00.912
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Cla11lflceffon 915-949
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a..;t.c.tiefl 950.990
cul-de-sac yard. 4 Bit. 2~i ' liVO I~c. 2 BR home!! on one $31.000. ~1103, eve 1, OWNER llllX k>Ut.. Pride oi. Meta Verde
ba., lrpl. All lcnn~. Joi. Ronin to bu.lid. Xlnt in-642·2312. ownership home \lo"ith f f • ~
COU..INS '6•2 5w5A2TT3 S, INC. vMltlll('.'nt, By 0 w n'" r , BY Owner, 4 Bdrm.. 2 bft. •pacious bedrooms , Stl~BO~R~M~.,~2~Ba~·~by~;°";'!"'!··~==·:i~l'=ll=a=a=a~i~··.;-• 6i2-2"30. 6%% GI Joan. Can UllttrM. Riffminl: pullman bathtf lmmac .. ...a.lk to eltm 6" •· -· * C & W * 3 Blt on ~ acrt. 20oed tor $34,IXKI net. Ftnn. ru I dtluxt builtin kitchen op-bL vawn. $2&.500. Hi 1111
1 unlta, S32.~ HA 5-2349 9t' 32:$-1413. po11:lle the ft.mil)' room with l1doft Vtete M1•lle ~
MESA. VERDE OIEAPIE * Call 8ll·lll3 * BY owner. 3 BR. 2 BL cou~ l~lace. Oomplttely . U.. ~ ,., Jile 125 129.!50 ,-,,...-...,---,~-~--I sulated. Q u a 11 t y cor.-AEGEAN HUJ..S • •I __ _,_._ ___ .;..; I
INVESTdRS SPECIAL
-Shorp trlplu. -. Int •I 7X1s 9-.. Only
$42.MO. C • II T H t llEAL ESTATE FAIIJt, w.25.11. .
11·1 urtde.r priced but It'• 2 Br, trg lot. Applia.nces try kit., larae llv rm., rrpl c. acruction. Patio. gprt.ruoen. bedroom home With Mcled JllSO' J BR. ~ ~
lh-.rp Md cltan with ahag lncld, Slf:ll down. Assume Must "'II. $28,300. Pr1n-expmly ~ped Br1f. dlnJna U'8 Jarp muttr *Dtint, awnlrw. 1htl .l<;Nc;;l!"'W"°'QU=p=L=l~X~S41=~,,,._~
cpl fhrouc"hout, m1ash-e lORn. Mi.-0323. clp&li on17, 9824329· SJJ,!00, 962-1373. bdrm. Ml' Ii• walk-bl Adult pa:rt. S31.50. ~ mo. fta~ S bdrm.. 2 ba. ·
brlck flreplaCf', Nlaxtni rrtt 110NEYMOON t'OTTAGE OWNER dtsperate, 3 bdnn. wardrobe tncludi.111 lluiltb1 Loe at I, on : Anaheim. :'OwMr's unH" a 2 bdn:it. 1
form pallo, butltln ld1chtn, Dana Point al the beach. $12,!IOO. Jt.2 hom<'. Built-In d r f' • m mtlvt• a dn.•ttts. Dou'blt 968-3'& bL tncome untt. Xlnt IDC.-
lor'Cfd alr he11ttlha. doubl,.s ·-PEC-.-v.-,..,-.-3-B_R_A_f>._m_rm zontnc. J. L. Yoon; lttalt)t. lcllchen , family room ad-bric~ tirtp!. X!nt. eond. NEW 35' tn..Utt z· cttbt.na. lion. l.e.rgt attnctNI wtltl.
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Ae. • ~ t now C M«!!la Vista. 493-3S59. BEACl1 DUPLEX 4 Br + fireplace, 1$,'-U ft, enclof. 831-~. Ptt. ~ ,P.dl-welc:OOvl.1 Bly St., C.1& Mtaa1
S46--86«>. bdeh. 1i blk to bch. Mu111 ! oo · paUO wiffl cucadtns au.•.... ID-C&l7.
NEW OUPLF.X ••• ,.,$.f8.95J. ·-=t~=·:.:: itell. O"'ner/Aa«!nf. 6U-SS.S7 waterft.11. Home ll'tahly "Whlb! flellhallb" ~ J BR..,..,. 2 aa., IMI' lbnt1'1 -'---"=------
3, 2 Bdrm 1$1 E Bay I pat-"'-Br k, a1JtC )Ott!'-! ,'!lorn-~"' ood •-·• ~. ..,_; Yoo doo1 ttO<d a ... to • ' • Into "Cuh" ••• tell thcni Any ck)' la the BEST DAY to I $29,ar.t!. M&-OtiOI • In• •'Cub" •• , RD. theJQ .. :;• --'i" •1~ "'DnW "11t1 ~ JU11 pl.&ct
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IRVINE
,~OSTA MESAl ,
INCOME UNITS
12 tlnl11 In heart or Costa
Mru.. Shows 17% return an
15~ down. t l7,268, Sched-
uled income. Tom Queen
644-6200.
12 UNITS
Three fourplexes in Costa
Mesa. Room for 6 units In
back. All 2 BR unfurnished,
with laundry and patio.
$134,000 with <SUillable 7r1o
lo.an.
WALKER &. LEE
545.7131
5 Unitl, grosa $6,780, build
more, $58,00'J. 9 Unlts, srosa Sll,000, $92.000.
OWNER * 548-4.562 * 4-plex nr. So. Coast Plaza.
Deluxe 3 Br owner'• unit.
Bkr. 54>.2321.
lndu1trl1I Property 161
M-1 ZONED
Four bedroom 1 ~ bath home
and doul;lle garage wlrecl for
220 on 70' x 140' lot. Quick
possession. Will !ell outright
Cl' trade for unlla. Vogel Co.
Realton 5411-9346. * M-1 CORNER * W/Oliier house, prime Joe.,
C.M. Ann, Fattl Walker
RJIJ'. 6CU989: 646--7414.
Loll for Salo 170
ll-4 COSTA MESA
LeWl 63'x290' nr. Harbor Bl.
pK for 12 units $36,540.
CMlce R-4 leYel . 36.~ J;et.
ft. OK for 24 units. $94,290
.Wesley N. T·11ylor Co.
REALTORS
2111 San Joaquin Hill~ Rd.
Newport Center 644~1910
PRIME C·l LOT
Hl-traflle intersectl()n, Cst
Hwy I: MacArthur Blvd,
CdM. 4T frontage by 128'.
Xlnt for small ortlce bldg,
1tore, etc, $57,500. Bkr.
675-691Xl.
*Waterfront. 30' boat slip.
Lot 7, Collins Island.
'7:1-1110.
Mount11ln, Desert,
Ra sort 174
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M..,.,, ~ 18, 1972 OAILV PILOT J
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----=--;;I N-port Beach c .. 1. Mau
l BR, 1 bl. lain tm. ... $325 --,.AD"u"'~"'TS""'"o"'N"L-Y--1 ·w=E-::E"°K"'L"'Y'"-M'"ON=T"H~L y'"°
3 BR, 2 ha •••••••• ~ .... $J30 3 BR, 2~; bt. bltns. new Executive Suit.1 VILLA MARSEILLES
SPACIOUS I & l BEDROOM APT. Res! Moneymaker. 1WO
J-.BR, 2-BA 6 'IWO 1 BR
Apl1 ~ carpets, drapes, etc.
included. Ck« to shopplna
aJ:'l(I beach. srr.500 -submit
down.
4 BR, 2~ ba, Wn nn.. .• SUS erptl, drps, l)llnl. Dbl p.r, 20IO N.wporl Blvd,
pool. $300 mo. Rltr ~. Co1t11 Mes•
BIG & BEAUTIFUL
DUPLEX l.ARCE 3-BR, 2
BA. View, be&Jn ceiling,
quality carpets le: drapes ,
separate kitchens. $59,900
"'Ith excellent terms.
LUXURY · VIEW
\\'INTER on the heath; 3 Br,
9 mOl!i. ALSO 2 8r Apt,
dr c k . 2()6 Apolena
213/454-4428. $100-STEPS ro O«an! Furh
Bach y,•/gar. Incl ut!/.
3 BR nf'Vt•ly deror, (rplc, *
palk>, \Vlnlrr ur yrly. Jn. $115-QUlE'T l~tttat : I Br.
quire at U7 Pe a r I . Stove, refrlg, C/O. Pe! 213/'792-2;';73 conds,
• 4 BR, 2 ba. 119 l\1arine. *
S300 mo, winter. Call Lou, $1:1>--PRJVATE 2 Br. 2/gar.
673-6900 Fncd yard. Children <»t.
'"I ~"Ii I . .i,1
, , I - - - i 11·11 lur
"SINCE 1916"
lsl \Vtatem Bank Bldir.
Univer!lily Parle, tri:lne
Days 552.7000 N'9ht1
1 -
\Ve ha~ a rood u lection of
hom'es & tow:nhoUSt>S.
CALL US NO\\I! ~B"a"1r.o.--=P:-o-n7in-1-u7Ia---I *
CUSTOM BUILT DUPLEX !----...;.=.;.;.;... __ S170-F'A.,11L)' OR SINGLES!
Very large 2-BR, 2¥8A with WINTER 41n BAY S300 lBR 3 Br. 2 Ba. Bltns. Avail
breathtakin& ocean view. 2 BA, trplc, CTV, W/D. 619 ~red hill Now!
Tup quality all the way! W. Bay, blk to ocean. at *
$63,500 v.•ith 10% dov.'TL Buena Vista \l>ith view. $19:>-SPACJOUS 4 Br. 2 Ba. REALTY
DELUXE BEACH HOME 67,_, or 673-<050. G..-. Fn<d foe kids/pet.
3 BR, 2l~ Ba, mcxi<'rnized. 3-* Univ Park Center . livine
Call Anytime, 833-0820
Office hours 8 AM to 8 Pr.it
LEASE -lully furnished
3-BR Ot"ean front quality
home. $375 mo.
DANA HARBOR R.EAL TY
24671 LA PLAZA
496·2790
AVAILABLE NOW
Large Corporation desires
pennancnt re&ident to dis-
tribute Tenco (a Division o!
THE ('()CA-COI...A CO.)
Coffee Products. Can start
fu.11 time (f>.10 hrs. per v.·k.J.
Company establi.she!'. bU&-
ine!!ll for distribumrs,
\ NO SELLING
Umlled opp:lrtunily. Cash re-
quired $2498. Wrile including
phone num her.
1REDf.:.BRE\V
QJRPORATION
1001 Howard Ave.
San Mateo, Ca. 94401
• Bakery
• Butcher shop
• Beauty salon
• l\1rg. unique prod.
HOLLAND Bus. Sales
1716 Orange, C.M. , 64.'"i-4170
Money Ht LO.in 240
HOMID\VNERS!
BORROW
car pai;k'g. 1150 me. 305 ~HORSE R.ANOI! 2 Br.
Montero. 879-5991 4 corrals. Kids/pets \Vt'lc, TURTLEROCK Hilli; 4 br,
Co"'1a del Ml;r * F.R. View home. Pool ten-
$250-BRAND ntw l Br. nls. Priv. S 4 7 5 I mo.
Walk to \\'ater. Occa11 Vu. Bltrv;, D/\V. Dbl gar. 833-1710.
Singles, famllles, 2 Br, Kids/pct/sngls. Laguna Bet.ch
Ronl-A·Hou11 979-1430 LANDLORDS I
Costa Mllll FREE RENTAL SERVICE $150-1 Br. Cilrage Apt. nr.
BEACON RENTALS bch. Child/pet ok. No. end.
LOVELY 4 BR, 2 ~-'.i BA. Nr. * 645-0111 * $210..2 Br. Bltns, vl.'ry lrg
May Co. Dishes, linens, ATI'RACTIVE de-ck. Beaut OC'can viev.•.
\\'Shr/drycr . dshY:hr, lrg 3 bdrm., 2 bath home with 2 $300 2 + den. 2 Ba. frplc.
Y>'d •prlnkle-dbl g•r 976 Gar. Patio. Yartl. Ocf'an ' .. • '" · fireplaces. Sliding d o o r i)(onver Dr. Cl\1. ~~2442. from family room opens to viev.-. Capo Bee.ch!
NU-VIEW RENTALS OVEn 30! Cute, quiet 1 patio and enclo.sed yard
lxlnu maple furn cott.agt!, Kitchen bas all builtins and 67J..4030 or 494-3248
pool. U!il. S140. 170 Del Mar. door opening directly from **2 BR, 2 ba, 32.1 Locl15f.
Fountain v11nev earaae. Best 01 all i! loca· Close to town &: beach.
tion in North ?ilesa. Verde on Quiet, Dbl gar. Mature
3 Br Condo-COMPLETEL y cul-de-aac meet. Adults adults, no pets. S295 lrasc.
Furn. Pool~ Avail Oct-Jan. prefen'ed. No pets, $285 per 494--8109 8 !o 9 am or aft 5
No pets. Asking S300 per mo. Call 546-3688 • evenings, Laguna Hills
mo. 962-7190/640-0470. ..,.... ~ .-------~-!~ .. ~~~~·-~-~~-~ L•guna Bt•ch EXEC. 2 sty colonial 5 BR, 3 LOVELY 3 BR '-den, 2 ba, . ::'.~'.':c--,.--,---· I BA, newly d ecorated , beaut landscaped, garden
$120/Util pd. Nicely furn ~ or 833-3l54. patio. Custom crpts & drps,
Bach. Beaut patio. Cpl ok. dsh\vshr & bltns. Frplc:
$J.BG..Utll pd. t Br. 2 hses Corona del ~ar Overlooks Leisure \\1orld
from bch. P11tK>. Tiny pet *2 BR. 2 Ba, Hom•* Golf Course. $325. 830-7782
ck. 2 Car garage. Carpets. Newport Beach $22;}.2 Br. Ocea.nfront. Fll)lc. clrB.J>ll'S, bit-ins. Loe. just 1--==.,...,..,..=__,-
Be•ut '~. s;g deck. 'hm1 blk. lrom Oceon s;,d. SINGLE LEVEL
NU-VIEW RENTALS S450 Month. annual/leiue
573.4030 or <~·3248 BAY &. BEACH
Lido 1110 RHlty 67S.3000 THE BLUFFS
T\1·0 gorgeous l story 3 br 2
\VINTER 2 BR, 2 ba, 90. UN IQUE Rustic 3 Br + loft, ba. homl'.!s. Available at S42:ii
patio, dbl gar, frplc, F.A. 2 Jrplc's, 2 baths. Trees. each + a "Knock Out" 3
hest. 12131 794-5683 days; Near ocean & schools. Br, 2 ba furnished (Oct
(2131 793-7832 eves: ~25()4 $450/mo. 846-506... 1-June 11 al SOOJ per nio.
wkncis
Duplexes Furn. :MS '42·2611
STUDIOS & I BR'S
Newport Be•ch e FREE Linem
87' \\'ATEH frcntagt 2 Bft e FJlEE Uttllll~s
Frµlc, Blt-ins. Ufi tlock. • 1-'ull Kheht.n
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' I 1~~ e Ht atf'd Pool •;:u.11. f'ar Y NllP. """'· • Laun<hy J<~acllltlr~ 61->·7599 or 213-790"2!2. • TV It ma.id serv 1v1ul
NE\V 3 Bdr1n, trplc, dshwhr, e PhoriP .storvlrr
hltns-. 4:!nd SI. $325. Avail * $30 WEEK & UP *
Furnished & Unfurnished
Adult Living
"!)ishwasher color coordinated appliances
Plush shag carpet -mirrored wardrobe doors.
indirect lighting in kJtchen -brealtfast bar -
huge private fenced patio -plush landscap.
ing • brick Bar·be-Que s ¥ )arge heated pools
& lanai. Airtonditioning.
3101 So. Bri1tol St., Santa Ana SS7 ... 200
COLDWELL, BANKER & CO.
MANAGING AGENT Oet. lst. 54&-5l20 e Studio .fr: l BR Apll
WINTER rental. 1 Br. S14j; e TV .1. tilaid Set\'ice AvaU f!'!!!!!!!!J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I
2 Br. S.165. Utilii incl Steps • PhoOll' St'rvlce-Jltd P ool Apts. Furn. 360 Apt. Unfurn. 36.5
to ocean. 640-0317. e QiUdrtn &: Pll't section ~----::-..,..---
2 Br. furn, all u~il pd. S:.SO. 2376 Nll'WpOl't Blvd, CM Newport Beach
3704 Seashore, N.B. ~ er ~
613~78 This Ad Worth $5 on Rent \\'r h11,·r \\'inter flrn1a.1~
\\'Ill T:1kr Studf'nl~
AVAIL. Sept. 2lrd.J BR, 2 I BR't. $130 UP
ba. rar., fncd yd., drps, 2 Furnished Apt1 .
c:hildrn. ok. $235 n1 o · All Utilities P•ld
SJG--0346. J>ool &: Recreation
4 BR. Z BA ............ $.~
:1 RR. :! nA ............ si".-' I
I BR., 1 R.\ ............ Sli.i
J BR. homr , ........... S2i."i
CALL· 67J-;Jf,n·:
C11pl1tr1no Be11ch El Puerto Mesa
Costa MeN 1959 Map\r Avro., C.~1.
HARBOR GREENS
Furnishtd &.
Unfurnished
From $130 to $215 mo associated 1 Br. lrplc. llt'ams, priv ~G l Br. $145 + di·p. Bachelors e 1 8clrm1
patio. Ulll pd. $16.5. 187 21st Crpts, ca1µ:irt & lndry 111 Bd e d
St. CM. Also 2 Br. House bldg. Nr. shops, sch\~ & 2 rm1 3 B rm1 BROKE RS-REALTORS
J0 2 ~ W Balboa 67J·l66) $165. 3811 w. Bay, CJlil. No frwy. 99.~ El Ca tnino, Apl l, T 11/t or 2 Full Baths
chldm no peL'> &1~1317 Cf\1. 546--0(5!. SEACLIF'l'" f\tanor Ap ts • i I •-• 1 ' · · Ba h 1 . ·i ~.-i 1tt11.ster s ze .,.,,.rooms w
N •-h SliAD)' "LM" .,.,, 1'001 c "ot npl. 1111 ,~,. I •-I I ewport UillolC "' .... • • • ~ I Jug ' l.l'l:'am ce1 1ngs, &rae "'--"-".;...--..;._-.,-.,.-1 I: 2 Br. Pool . $140 up. Sl4S.:io. Pool. l.J2.J l'l1H'<'nlu1 livinr; room \vi a-as or
BEAUT. new 10\\•er duplex. u tum A · 1 EL\f A\'e .. ask about oor d1s.:.'Ou11t • \\"ood burnini:" fireplace.
Avail. yrly r:ntal. \Valk to G~RDENs ,~(!.;.~.' 177 £. 5'11:!·2bS:!. c onvenient laundry area
beach, shopping. schls. un. 22nd St C ,1 64?_364-OCEANf'RONl' tui·rwr <lnl~ off kitchen. Enclosed pa-f 3 BR $28.j/ :n · ·· ·-· ¥ .>. · ,. • · tios. 2 sv.-imminr; pools,
;r';;1St Inquire 67~~ ;;i LRG. fum. 1 Br. apt . h•urnl· y,·inlt'r: 2 B'r. hi'l', lrplc: '1 sauna. reereation facili-
. 1 ' · gar., quirt. Nr m k I s. Br 2 Ba upr, b,ll n ~1t,t:hen. ltl'.!s. Security i;uard. No
Duplexes Jnfum. 350 \Voman pN'f'rl. S\2a. I-Urn. 501 ~11 :,;ea.~':>!!.,.,N R. &16-~70 pets.
Corona del M•r $13.';. 1922 \Vallaet•, Ap L 8 . or '.< ": ti"'.,.....,.,, ....
5"48-6.ill!. I Blk 10 Oe{'an. Con1pletr Models Open 'tit I pm.
SPACIOUS 3 Br, 21A Ba. New * CLEAN 2 Br. Close 10 ttdec, Help i·hoose rolorl!. 2700 Peterson W•y, CM
crpts &: drps. Convenient Jo.. !!hops. Adult!! only, 00 pet!! C"rpt, \\'allpaPf'r, etc. 2 Br nr Harbor Blvd &
cation. 607 Iris. 6#-8799. Inquire 1791s Ro<'hcstl'.!r ri pr. $2'....0. Bal-helor $150.
C.f\f. · Both yrly lnC'I util, 673-073!. Dupl1xt1,
Fum, ,r Ullfum. 3S5 1 Br.or2 Br. nr. 3hops. Pool. OCEANFRONT J b1·, cpl, yr·
u · 188-t ly & seuonal. ldeaJ loc .
Balboa Island Iii pd._Adult1, no pets. Working bach pre:f. 1416 \V.
Monrovia. 548-0336. Oceanfront. 12131698-3627-* DELUXE & BEAUTIFUL 1 BR w/garal(f'. \Vater pd. 4 BR 2 ba bt h A 'I
Brand new, never lived in : 3 $145. 2344 Elden Ave . ·11 Jon 1 •,c".;., ;~,~-
! Cl 842~'M• 646-.14-now 1n1 Urll' , .~,j . .,......, Br., 2 bAlhs, frp c. OM' to ,..,.. or :> J , util lncld . 64J--0245 or
North Bay. Un!urn. $450 BEAUT. FURN 2 Brl $180 5-17-9726 _ Boh
mo .. yearly, or ! urn .• Incl. utll. Hid Pool. Adlts, no 1 • ,vinter, ..,~ month. Al 2 B r 0 ,2_0,20 '\I Block to o c ean. 2 BR. ...,..,... pets. so r un .... ";)· \\"t 1 1 Salisbury Realty 613--6900 garage. 1n er. n q u r c =~~~-'c.,-.,----, $1.15 utll pd. Sm apt near 15th 673..()640
DELUXE, beautiful, new and & Ne\\'JX)rt. Sing\r adlt. --. --:-----~ spacious Apt. 3 BR. 2 Ba. 642 5583. OCl<~ANF RONT 3 BR. 2 811.
}<l"plC'. Close to North Bay. -Fpl .. ne1v carp. S300 fllon\h,
1st noor, romer Bldg. 300 Furn Bach & I Br, Ex-'v1n1er. Agent 675-1642.
Apolena. $330 mo. adull! ceptionally nice! 2110 OCEANFRONT lrg. J BR. :!
onl y. 073-4702 (ov.mer). Newport Blvd, C.M. BA, up("l<'r. Frplc, ne1\' furn
Ad11ms
546-5025
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DELUXE ·
APARTMENTS
Air Cond • Frplc's ~ 3 Swim·
ming Pool! • Health Spa •
Tennis Coorts .. Game and
Billiard Roon1,
1 BR. From Sl 60
l BR. I. Den .E'rom $180
MEDITERRANEAN
VILLAGE
3 BR, 2 BA. Harbor Vie\v Si., i~~~~~~~~~,1 BR. Beaut. very lr11: .. \'t'ry ""'inlt>r/)'l'ly. 64~2016.
Sehl district. Avail Oct isl. ,:,;.., G ~I clean. $145/mo. 1001 El Apt. Unturn.
Lease. 963-4919. c_ -·.) 11 t.(' Ap~rtmen!~fOl"Rm Camino. C.P.1. 546-5704 . $IOOO. $lO,OOO Up Newport Beach
LOW MONTHLY S94 .30-Util pd. Bach at
2400 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
(714) 557-Stm
RENTAL Ot'FICE
OPEN 10 Afl1 to ti PM
Park·Like Surrounding
QUIE'T' DELUXE PAYMENTS beach. Ideal lor :i;tuclent. Costa Mes• GCiSf ~ \.-1., .Q}_I 1 Br. mobile home. pool, Bick Bly , --------·•! furn. Util pd. S~5!>· Adult, no S_l_69_./_m_o_._2_453_f_N_i_n,-.-ro-rn-.r 2 & 3 BR APTS. lDANS on ANY HOfl.fE, Balboa
LOT tn Wnoul 1..1.ke Havasu, , PAID FUR or NOT $17;,)..2 Br. Frplc, gar, patio,
home of the world famou•1 COMPARE OUR CO S TS or $22j yearly.
SHARP & CLEAN large l :f .... r ea lty pet park 557-8585 Apts. Furn. 360 · · · Apt A ol B, rear. 2 Br. BR, 2 BA, family rm & ·~~
fireplace. Quiet cul~e-sac 2414 v i5tn rlcl Oiv -'---------Huntington Btad'I Bit-in range, heated pool.
Pvt. PatW>I * Htd. Pools
Nr Slop'& * Adulls Only
LondoD ~-Located FIRSl'! $251).S drs. ocean. 3 Br. 2 Ba.
close to all schools A city. flRF..SJDE LOAN · Frple. gar. Patio. Yrly $35().
l!IOIIOor will ""def°'°"'" GUAJW'TEE· NU-VIEW RENTALS
Mesa ot Newport Beach in-It you can pi ~it>&·{ SAME 673-4030 or 494-3248
come PfOll-644-t617. LOAN from , any OTIIER
BEAUTiruL ocean view LENDER in Califm'nia at
lots. $18,750 & uj>. Terms. RATES LESS THAN WE
Underground ut:U.ltiea. OFFER. re tu r n the
494-9388 MONEY within 15 days, and
PORTAFINA LAGUNA YOUR LOAN with us b
FREE! R.C. WERNER •
Pruldtnt
3 Br. -2 Ba. Pt'ninaula
3 Br. -2 ba. -CD~f
2 Br. -2 Ba. -CD~!
POOne 675-7225
1375
$425
$450
COLWELL
PROPERTIES. INC
RE A LTORS
Bel* Island \Vasher hook up. Adult!. location $275/mo, avail next Newport Beach
week. CALL DAVE, 6'14-1 133 ANYTI.\fE 2 BR, nr ne1v, F/A heat L..IQUINTA HERMOSA Open liJ.2. 548-1729·
541}.1151. $22:>-2 Br. Bltns, n e ,v W/D, D/W, gar, deck. Nr Spanish Country F.ltate UY. B•lbN 111..W
2 B l ba N ~1/dtp• gar chan-1•-t So. Bay. 125% Amethyst. in&" Ii: Spacious Apt.1. T~ r, , W/<n>r. ew ~... • · '"' ,_,.,, · .....,., e2 n~room 2 bath wlw ·-Dock S215 010 lhru June '73. Norr raced .........,; mnken 1aa IX1' • • • • paint. drpa, w/w cpt. · t bltn1 patio UpsllUNi Bltlns, refrig, fncd .,..,i. Nr $300-3 Br. 2 Ba. Bllns. Gar. 642-5766. BBQ. Unbelievable Llvln& -cp !I, • • • '" ·===,.....-=--o---:=..,--1 Only No gara11:c. $214/mo. year-schls, park, frwy. Child/pet Vu o! bey. 50' ocean. N 0 RT H Bayfront-"'.inter 2 BR STtlDIO _ $240 ly. 673-3.191 or 67r>-J691
OK. $195. 247~ Virginia Pl. ~2 + den. 2 Ba, F'rp!c. rental JBR, d w n s t a 1r1, • ,
Martlnlq.. Apts.
lin Santa Ana Ave., C.M.
Mar. Apt. 113 646-.5542
GARDEN·SETTING
For family or adult JMns.
2-3 ~ms. fireplace,
patio, pool. Great location.
THE VENDOME 838-9348. Beaut. pa!io w/dock inc.I'd. $250 mo. 3 or 4 BR upstairs ALL UTILITIES PAID B11lboa Pentnsul•
OWNER. <f &. l% Ba. Lrg NU-VIEW RENTALS $3()0..$350 mo. 2131349-3669 Adu!ts No pets BAYFRONT 1M5 Anahein1, 642--2824
fenced ya rd . Cul-de-88.c G7J...40JO or 494-3248 ~',,",,'="'='-="'-'...,..,........,...-.,.,,--,-I C4 blks s.,or San Diero hwy Brand new cust. triplt'X f2) * * $180 * *
stn!ef. Childreo/pets ok. NORnt BLUFFS • 'lie\v, 4 \VINTER raital -1 ~ blk to on Beach. 1 b1k W. on Holt 3 Br, 2 Ba, fl) 2 Br. 2 Ba. 3 Br, 2~~ Ba. newly painted.
ARROWHEAD, golf courlt'
Jot nr. club. Lake view.
Fattl \Valker, Realtor
Ann 64l-898!1 646-7"14
RMI Elf•!• Wanted 184
Ji'lRESlD~ Thrift
2328 Harbor Bl., C.M. 645-1000
819 N. MAtn. S.A. 547-0684
Clean, $275/mo. 54>.i 339. br, ~2 ba town~. Fam "·aier. 2 BR, S250 mo., 3 to 162ll Parkitde Lant.) Pvt bch le: pier. 546-0liO. Bltns, crpt/drps, nlCI JIAt.io.
$250 3 BR, 2 BA. covered Ref's. Avail 10/1 5. rm. P()(ll. OJ~t features. Nr BR. 2 BA S275 mo. Lease. {TI4) 847-5441 Coron• del Mar Nr .11chls 1.:. shop'g. Children
patio, Plenty of parking. 1A 4 Bdrm, Family Roon1, home .schls. S42;i. &14-C275. Frplc & pr. No ~ts. 124 ok. No p<>ls. 880 Cenlrr St.
BORRO\V TO $25,000 on the blk to ocean. \Vlnter rental, for lease in Ne w port Newport Height• Opa1 67;>-2773. $145 · $165 2 BR .. y,•alk to be ach C~f. Call Mon·11. \Vt'd 's I.
equity in your house, Use 832-5576. 11eights area. Top Con--BA\'FRONT l bdr .. 1. frplc, Bachelor ·&; 1 BR. patios, Pool. Adults only Fri's 1-5 pm .. Tut'il to 11:30 * 'i)ulck Cash * WW buy your property. All
cash within 72 hrs. Call the mo'""Y •or any P"-""· diUon, $435 mo. Call Mr. 2 BEDROOM house. douhle P" patio. parkin<>. Yrly or irplc's, prlv. gar&ges -AGENT 644-4.111!l .am. AU c!riy \Vknds. 642-8340 "" ,. ~ ,.....,.. \\'INTER rentals on beach. 2 1 d d -·• Over $5,000 on real estatll' B '--·--~~.,.. Bailey_Agent 6i3-8550. garage, l'rlC't' Ya r · 1l'inlC'r. Inquire 400 So. Divided bath & lots of BRIGfJT ,{: .'!pacious 2 Br r. ,......,,., -· l Br. apt. \V/oardent'r $250 month I Re hall I & and per10nal property. Call i:m. 646-929l eves. 50-2M6 3 Br. xtra lrg yard. Frplc, 2 64~. · Bay!ront No. 5. c osets, c · poo ~ studio, l~r encl patio, avall
I AVCO days. car gar. Crpt. $250 mo .~~-~~~---BAYFRONT, 3 BR, 2 BA. ~I tlables, aaunlla bal731Jth•l· .,~. JJO\\'. $16j, Avail Oct 15th
FINANCIAL SERVICES \\'&ter included. Avail Sept University Perk f 14·0 I 1375 ~ or yourse ! .. -· extra Jge -bright 3 Br
CNt. S250-0ceanfront Ne w furn 2 urn. ~ yr Y or ;i K,.J-n L•. f I blk \". or -•--N. Anaheim Blvd., ~h. 549-0223. ----·---\\'inter. 403 N. Baytront, .... " •• studio. St>p. d ining, l~
Anaheim 535-2816 Br. Gar. W l n t er. $225 '[ BR bltl ts CHEERFUL 3 BR, condo Bal. Island. 673-854(1. Beach, 1 ~~ ~f Slater). ON TEN ACRES ll'nci 'd patio. Nr. schools.
BROKERS INC. 240 S, Euclid St.. 213:Bm-282'J eves or wkndl. ru-Pa. encl~~ nsp a c:f o: ~'f":Y~a~nien~~'.m:~~~'. WATERFRONT Olriatian -Apt.I. furn./witum. Ltue m . (21 31 388-5255 am
Anaheim 77&-5250 BAYFRONT - 1 BR furn. No 646-8883, 24l E. 19th St. Se t Z3rd $350 I guy to share ~th 2 others FREE ut\1'1, Furn J &: 2 Fiftplace1 I prlv. patlos. "TI-IE VICTORIAN'"
'62.-Sl ~.H~= Blvd., 642-3484 dop. Sept. thru June. $165 $135 • l..rt 2 Br, home, Bring s.;f..7647. ' mo. ease. \\'Inter $135 100 Garnet. . bdnn apts near beach. Pools Tennia Contnt'l Bldlt. 2 Br w/ P1""dqlts, cptl,
WANTED: duplex or house mo. l-5J8.-0TI8. kid / · · 536-3m or 536-7282. BOO Sea Lane, CdM: 6ff.211UJ. drps, fncd yrd w/ patio.
On R_2 lot tn Corona del 617 W. 17th St., Garage unit, walk to y,·tr. s pets. Westminster B•lboa P1nln1ula MacArthur nr c.oa.t Hwy) Wtr pd, Call btwn l&:S,
Santa Ana 547-4431 S100, $85, 1115 Util pd, Rent-A-House 979~30 2 ~ 1 W h I Lagun• Beech lll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""I 636-<120 Mar;A~~~s'.t~?az ~17 8· Main St., Rent-A.House 979-8430 CHARMING 2 br, v.·l;::{pts. 3. br. car gar. s 5 ~;;~ inter Beac Renta 5 QUIET Oceanfront 2 Br., TWO bdrm.. 1% b 111 h , 667 Victoria St I El , •• Sl55 !'~!!!!~~~~~~~I Santa Ana 549-3361 lge yd. ?\teJTied cpl only. No 1 ing: dep + _ l~t &: las!. l BR. apts w/palios furn. Frplc. 9 nlO ~nlJl.I, fJreplac.e. $245 incl ALL LRG 1 BR. $140 " Dep. 12091 Brookhurst Blvd., Newport Heights pets. Sl85 64&-SZIG 1 buy. 897-9;i7J. A 1 •-J ·~ 1 -
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G.~•n Grove "" ·~ -----·-"----·I \"a 1 =PL to unc *'""· MatuN" ad ls, no Pll'ls. utilities. Phone" I 7 1 ~ l ,._ts, '"'port & 1_ ... ry In
}'i...~.1 • 6411 \\lestminater Blvd., r, · frplc, pool. Dan11 Point U 1 310 "t'ps 0 ,,..y ocean ~·-~_·•_'_· ~-----644-8814 er 644-3073. bldJ:". Nr. 11hop11. schls & . I ~ '" ~~ 3 b 2 ba Hou1es furn. or l "I 1 ·-• '"' ···3 1 cq, '"'
·--\\'est . t °"'......,. Sl\i/mo. Avail Ck'L 1. n urn. Froni S12J. 1no. p!u~ util, Newport Beach lrv.-y. A\"all 9120 9911 El
, m1ru; l'!r °'" ... -.iuuo f\1ni. [)oy,·d. 642-1 403 BE.Alll' Nu 4 BR, 2 BA. Fa m 811lboa Island I Seashore Real Estate Ca1t11 Mesa Can1ino), /\pt I. C M ,
8u1lne11
a-rtunltv 200
Poeltions are naw avail·
able for penoM w/onll'
cf the 1oUow1ng bk&.nd1 :
Englneerini, accl'i, pro-
ductlorl, shipping & rt-
cciv\ni in the inarlne .l
U10C!ated recreational
industry. Qualiflt'rl (X'r-
son~ mus! bt llnanciul!y
·stable • r.nAh in\'C'5trnent
req'd . W,000. S:alorle&
commensurale v.'llh 11bll·
Uy i share of protlla
which ~hould c x c c t! cl
$50,000 prr yio . Jo'or appt.
send brief teilwne, incl
phooe • to:
Endure Recrutional
Producb
52'J ''C'' Old Dock Rd,
Terminal 1'1and, CallL
Or call (2!31 S.1-2301
lVU.. Ttmt/Part I 1 ·mt •
w.uJd )'OU llka ro make !500
& month er ~. Idea.I f()r
hutband or wife. For appt:
call 174-23'19
You don 't ,,.r a sun to
"Draw Fut" •hln 10'.I p&ace
"" od In the DAILY PIW?
Wa.nt Attal CaJ1 now • • .. -
1st TD loans S Cl Rm. Shag crpl , rlrps, palio. 67S.1573 DLX. \\'alerfro11t 3 Br .. gar .. 1 & 2 BDRM llpt~. gal"lib't"~. ~l.
. [ ~"-emente vieii•. 962-2194 !e\'es). NO\V Ill you r <"hance to live .-• .,~WK-& Up-On o-an patio, noo .. I, S285 mo •. Lee. 2 pvt garden patios. $1 3.i. & =-;;-;;-"""-o.--=-,,. -" B Li -'--k I""" DELUX F: 2 Br. 1· J Tiu Studio 6"·"• INTEREST LSE. 3 BR, 2 B. A. fam. rm, Huntington Beach close to lhe So. bay on the Lovely Bach _ 1 Br. _ r .. ~ o, ,,..... priv. ......, up. Ul il pd, Furniture avail.
"7' Lio be · nl mo \\'Inter 544-2013. ·~ .,. on clead-t'nd stl'Ct'I. Crpta, 2 d TD l pa , ocean Vilt'\\', pnv h, island, yearly, for o y $415 Rooms, i\1!ild S.-rvice _Pool · · 5.31-:ivo; .,.,8--8992'. n Oa ns -··~~ gate --HUNTINGTON mo l•>•mac ram·1y ho ~"'"FRONT drps, pool. bltns. prlv. 11ua.1ucu • .,,.,.-,JU,,&. • • 1 me: ~ Util Pd. -~'" · * * BEAUTIFUL l Ir 2 BH. p&.lim. $155. 1 child ok. No HARBOUR 3 BR. & den,...unfu!Jl .. ready • Call 615-8740 • 2B$2'iolt. IBAIVI' ltpk64,>-06Qpatlo, BBQ. Contemporary Garden Apl. pet1J. MS-7154. Lowest ratn ~ Co.
''WE BUY TC'S"
S.ttlar Mlf. Co.
'42-2171 54>0611
Serving Hubar att. 21 yrs. * NEED MONEY?
We ttptellellt several prlvatt
lenders, Borrow qainst the
equity in your home. Call
for free appraisal.
BALBOA BAY PROP. * 642.7491 *
PRfV pty ha!! cash for an)'
busl~s.• or tn1¥stment g:iv.
ing good net r<.'lurn. No in-
\'tglment too small . All
ttpl.ill'I k(.fJ:lt conGdentiaJ .
P.O. Box 632, So. Laguna,
92611.
to movr In tc:M.hyf"l36 Topaz nter p t'--r 1 1 -'-~~=--~~~
II ti! J Adult Condo \VINTER lease, on the North 2 BR, l'Ai BA. patio, balcony, · · -a -·70 r P ~ poo · -Shady Elms and Pool
Prestige Jocation. Specious &. bay, View, 3 BR., famUy 315 E. Bay, $250 mo. on yrly 3 BR., 2 ba., all bltns: 1tep11 S15S-fl • cau 6.l l & 2 Blt, $140 up, 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiii~iiiii~ smartly d e cc rated 1 rm .. furn. $425 Mo... J11e. lnq. at Apt C 673-15n to th~~~ Winter S250 per NEWLY DF.cORATED Fum. Avail , Children's leet. -"'-• bedroom I bath. Nearby WINTER leue, 3 Bdrm1., 2 or 5'18-TnL mo. . 2 Br. \\'/yar. $140. Wtr pd. ELM GARPENS Apts. l77
HouMt Unfum, '°5 Blue Pacilic. Ideal for bJltha. $300 mo. 236 Apte BAYFRONT • Small Sf\ld)o 3 BDRMs., 2 Balhs, 2 doon: ~17& bPlact>nlia Ave "B", E. 22nd St. CM 642-3645. -:Go-.,.--------single person ()r couple. We have many other apt. 1 or 2 adult!!. Sl~/mo. from ocean. Yearly. Octan all twn I & 5. 6J6.-020, SPACIOUS 2 Br. Bar, BltllL
•• _r_a_i______ Secure & private . I~ \Vinter .l yearly ttnl&la winter, No garage. Private ~~l~ir1>. 67? .... 282.i __ QUIET, spac Mesa Verde 2 Cryll'f. S165/mo. 135 Albert
HUNTINGTON Beach area. =:~'.e occupanc"y S300 Per WILaLvl•AMilableWnolNwTON beach. 6~3003. 2 Dnon1 r1vm b('h. 2 Br .. Br. upper. BJtns, encl gnr, Pi. No. A. C.M. Sll'e Ater
Sharp 3 bedroom Dutch OCEANJ.~RONT 2 Br 2 Ba part, turn. Slj()/n10. yrly adltll only. S l ~ 0 I 01 o . Apt C.
Ha\'en home. New shag 6 _._. Eastbluff Realty REAL TY 675-3331 sm. 4 Br .. 2 B~~. sJOO: ~,;;e. c·r1t~. d rr~01z..::1.i1_. _ 64G-2627. LAHG'°'c,-"o"'E,-L"u"x°'E:-2::--,b-r,
"-" with t h 1 -1133 Anytime 2RR u • •""" ma c n g Condominlumt \\.'inter Rrntals. U l 11 . 2 Bil. A1Jt", OC'eNnfront or . w/app ancell $1:.1.J. $50 crpt/drp.t, bltni. d!hwihr,
drapes. Sparkllna clean. BEAUTIFUL. spaC'iow rami-Unfum. 320 incl/67'.'.-4724. nr. tx>ach. \\'l nte1· or Yearly. Security. t' N So c t Pl Re t • $230 lh 1 pa 10, 51:ar. r . !I aza. n 1& per mon . . y home \Vllh 4 bedrooms + ----------" WAT ER1"P.0NT Spec. 3 BR &1r .... o:.2:, or 6T~:_ill~!. 5'18-4301_ _ F'l'Onl $165. 54&-9205.
Re&Uon 545-9491
Open EVll'I
LANDLORDS!
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2131598 0.... 642-'.\5..5!1. ,,,,-~,, No pets. 642-9520. 1996 Ma ple No. t .... 642-3813 11~rnlc. + space for ....,.. ,,, boat I camper I traill'.!r. H YEARLY, bar helor, Balboa * * 4 Bit. 3 Bath, Fu1·n 2 Br. ~ nu rr111, bllns. 2206 College l'iO. 5 ... 642-7035
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r1pprox. 2S Sept, '72. Pleat.e whr/dryr, ma:. clullhle, I ·c=0-,...,.---,d-al,...,Ma,.....r ___ 2 BR. Patio . .2 car aar. \\'atk 2 BR. crpts, draPlt'I, blU1'tl. Utll pd. 32~ E. 2l:lth St.,
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phone 96l-81ll or 67~7776 $225. 548-1405. 537-538-4. to Beach. Adults. No pet.ot. Yanl. No pet" 2608 Orange 64~761
for information. 2 BDRM. drpa, washer/dry-ruRN. Apt. S14j, UUI pd. ~ $250/mo LM. 673--0815. Avt. 54$-1657. OF.LUXE g30 ~-ft. 2 BR. 2 N"I°"CE~°'<"'B°'R.=-°'2-=BA.-0--~B~l~tns-, l"r, rctrig, pool, Near 11ar-blk l.o ocean. No peta. 2500 OCEANFRONT wlnte:r. 3 br e TROPJCAL POOL e BA. &an1 cell. Priv. Patio.
w/w crpt'c. drpl, trplc, 2 bour Vltw School, S250. Se:a~. CdM. u~. Frplc, 1arqe. View. 2 Br 11hKlkl, l ~i ba, trpl. 145 Gar. (.'pts, drp.tl, bltns, frplc.
car gar, fncd )Tel. $21l. {213) 592-24.18, I,~ Duple-x-1 BR W/ya:td, Utll $290 mo. 5'8-4477. E. 18th st.,.No. 15, 548-1168 $100 me. 642-4002 bef. S Pl'lt
979-7944 Newport IMch ~d f~85 mo~Cle~cute. \\'lh'TER duplex avail • 3 •3 BR. 1% bA. S165 mo. 1 Br .. new crpl, drp!I, 1tovl'!.
3 BR. cplll, $180, WAtll'r pd. u ' no . BR, 2 bit $300; 2 BR. 1 be Deposit & refg req'd. Chldn rtfrig. Adulb. IRd)' ot
Pvt yd. Nl'W pa.int, 23071~ * BEAUT. GAR.OEN. Pool. Furn bach $UO w/utll non-$260. Nr. ocean. 673-8:;6.1. OK. ~9-4225 couple. $115. MS-4562.
•·klrtda. 962-9805. 3 Br .. 2 Ba. S340/mo. imokt r. Mature hualneuman. BACH. al o-tacent Bch.LE~.,~.TRA=~L~R=c=.-=,-=n-,.-1~!50-. LRG. 2 BR. unfum. S145. 158
3 BR, 2 Ba, ney,·Jy decor . Nr ti73-s.22l Spotlr.u, patkl. tr3""4859. Color TV, utll pd , SJ55 mu. ShAJ[ ttpl, fhcd yrd. Klds Tulip Llule', Co"" Mea,
heach. Boat gale, $240/mo. S.ntA An1 Co1t1 Mew $50 "'k up. 4~2508. ok. No pell, 673-1178. Cti.11 fO'I' ~y • MS-21(18.
968--6:ZlS, !!6:Z-88al. NEW 3 Br. Conde 11.t "Brlld· LRG 1 Br. Nicely furn STUDIO, new, clOSt beach & ll!JiG, wnn.y 1 Br. upper DUPLEX I Br. untum. Qui.t.
ALONE on lot. Fncd home. ford Plaet.." Call art 6 pm, w/pcol, $139/mc. No ~Is: 1hopg. ~fature penon pref. nu crpt!, drp!I, blln1, r.lria:. No dogs, rst11 or motorcy.
$145. Crpb, drape1. 5-*"116. 111117, Monrovia Ave. Ne. l , $125 lnc. uUI. •94--7l56. $140/mo. 545-5270, m..3540. cles. 543-27'JJ.
R1nt-A-Kou11 9794434) 548-M'fO OCEAN ilde 2 Br. 2 &. Vlll11. * Stunn ing ) & 2 br, 2 BR, unturn. Crpta. ~
Stll tho old 1tu11. Buy thl [ • l'ooll!., pr!. bch. \Vlnt tr. 2 bf. pool, rte Itta. n.tiae/0Vt1n. f'l!fri&. Na pets.
new stuff. Need a "hd''? P1ael an ad! ~71 or ~ 64,;...M.10, 710 W. l.Slb St, C.M. S140/mo. 961-14:6.. a.ASSIFlED win Rll It!
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Ceoto -No•.-rt llNo;fl ROOMS $11 ""' .. Wiidt. * lllllOO SPllU'IUAUn * 10HN'S °""" • IRICIC, 111.0CIC a • ClZAHING --1.ARGE S.1). wk .. Apta. Low Let om ad cbaQ11t ~ Dri-Shampoo 1r•• Sook:b--.. ..tt. ...um ~Ontc:al Aunt.t CMh111r
' BR, lltno. """' PAD NEWPORT monthly ..... 21'111 ---.. Ult...... ~ (SoU -,.,. Paid ........ ...,_ lltJar .. dablt, Hilo -Ok "1dJ.,
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.. i,91152, ~~.~~: -. IC-am . c-. m I' -It m, Nso El s. .. """ -"'...... * WALLPAl'lll "' GlttSec' Frl<l&J'( In -1433 BP·a--"'a'.-y c·-~ I ... 9'1 .......................... 1 Q-... .. .., .... ~. MOVU¥ F'URN. utU. •Uadmt/pnfa-no e a , 1 n me extra trt,.. WUl dean Wbaa ,.. .a ~·~ y m lh ,.,) to $6!0 ftlll8 11
Do"" ""'"' J150,llDO betlth spa, 7 IWim· nd, CloM to OCC/UCI, $511 Clemm•, Uvln( nn., dJ"'1w nn, • NJ.UH NW1U >kd, -(4 ...,.) $l50 J22l W. Cout Rwy
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10ll<h1 :_~_ 1"'af. tno. M~S:SZ. CASH FOR COi NS hall $15. Any rm. SI .SO, YOU ... ~ -· -·-•-· 1-1 -.wy to S000 Newpxt S.ad<
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A. cpl.I, drps, Ii b1tu11, sun bicycle traih. putttnt, ahuf· Guest Home 415 Accum~.~11)~, up. b: what C(lt.lnta. ";,; Paint~ SlO u avs. Abo, General Ofb $400 Sii~ & Men rnterviiewilW' fir wwtc ht. Loi
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:;:~· w S~~~r.f:r mo. fleboard, croquel Junior l'a 1 ·.-P-R_l_V_A_T_E_R_OOM_,,....*;,; Foreign and StamPI N!eded method. I do work myldf. exterior. Rm 30 Yn QJJa'. Sec'y (ah M>> to $585 $25,• io $50,IOO
trom $174.50 monthly; alto l for ambulatory lady, Good PAY TOP OOLLAR Cood n!f. 531-41.0J . 540-7046. 8ookkttpu to $650 Glamcroul, exciting, adven·
Ea1t Bluff and 2-bedroom plau and food, nice chH:rful IW°" OLD COIN SHOP INT • EXT Pllintinc. paper Typist to $52> turoua aales career with
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-2-story town houaea. Elec-rou1kiln1'1. 222Forfft. LB. ~Tm Celllng1 handnr. natural wood AIR (Computer uper' to ciu-"""''-11 •• 1 ..... all of trlc kitchens, private patiot .. _._hi..... • 4 8 7 9 Os S53> "JO-'-........ ...,,....,.
'I * Call ~ • PROBLEM ~ ..... eo.. ~....... 01 • or us • M--•-"· "'' bar .; BR. 2 BA Apt for leaitt. or balconies, carpetlne, cfra. • ........... ,. * SPARKLING WHITE 548-7159. G. Ofc (saln-38 bn) $1.~ hT' ' • • u.K.v. ~-•
fncld spac. muter 1u)te, dln perin, Subtern.Dean park. COME 9ee, MW: YoW' pa.rent ftdent, 1 y m P a t he I I c New aoouJtica1 ce.lllnp . . Free I: Ftt Pwiliona: rien. Eam as )'OU }eam. PACIFIC MUTUAL
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nn &: dbl gara1e; auto door lng with elevaton, Optional cattd for A4 )'OU would do, prtgnancy counsellnK. Abor· Any thne, 644-ru3 Rue. HOUS.£.pa.intmg, int. Ir ~t, RUTH RYAN AGENCY Call 1.fr. McDonald at
opener avail Pool &: maid IM!n'lce. Just north of tlme pmnlttlne. 642.9278 lion le: Adoptions ref. AP· C a cc o u.1 t l cal ceilings, 1193 Newport. CM 646-4&54 545-9f71 er 501-4751
Recreation rtL Fuhion Ialand at Jambone Renta~ to 'Sh•,.. iQO CARE. 642-4.536. ement, Cone..... reuonable, free-e St· 17931 Beach. HB M'l--9617 AVON CHRISTMAS EARN·
• S275 • a.nd San Joaquin Hills Road. ALCOHOLICS Anon)'mOUI. FREE iduJ, ad\b and n4/536-5857. INGS can help make tbt
& Amlp W1y, NB Telephone Cn4) 644-1900 LADY &bare my lowJy 4 Br Phone 542-1217 at write Mirnatn. All I charae for SEPT. Jale, big dl1c., A ta.nt. holidays happier kit your ~"!"!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!~f
Managed by far rrntal fnfonnaHcm 2% Ba. home. Fr pl c . P .O. Box 1223, Costa Mesa. b a beautit\11 job at a re.u. 5'1-6846, wallpaper Ir ban&· F~ Bookk to $12K tlltire l&Inib! It's ftlY RD· Clerk
wtLLIAM WALTERS 00. SEACLIFF Manor Apts. 1 Dishes. llne111, Wlhr/cb'yer, price. 66--5073. lne, lD,000. Samples 'The E:.a'Ow "'--~ S800 ing, tine Avon. produdl far 2 + 1 IS 41
H""tlngton hael'I Br. Sl44. 2 Br. $164. Pool. dlhwr. Lra: yrd. Nr. May Social Cfubl W PATIOS-SIDEWALKS Hangman Adm ,.'.:':';,Trays vtl toto ~ our inuistlbit Qri1bnu Fee Paid Great co. need.I ~. d bl Co. SlOO/mo. P1eue no ~~ "'"" Cata1ope Can Now sharp lndlvklual to h&ndlt
Chlkfren Welcome ~.-.... rps, tns, garb. smokers. rx> d J' ! n t tr I. FIND YOURSELF CEMENT OONTRACI'OR PROF. Palnt!IJi, also roots, Exec. Sl!tfttaries S6SO ~700. . • displ. 1525 Placentia Ave. IN SOMEONE EL.SE. Call Mu ** 6t4-068"l accous. ceil., inter/ezter. Secretary $600 AJP ii: A/R. Super plac& to
e FAMILY AFFAIR e A'1< about our dilcounl ""22.4<2. DISCOVER e CUSTOM CEMENT WORK IJ<llna Fr<. •st. 6<5-519L A/P c~rk $5lO BABYSl'M'Elt -s d.,., UO work. Friendl7 a~
J, 2 I: 3 BR'1. $155 to $235 548-2682. OCEANFRONT 2 Br fum DISCOVERY Drivet, WALKS, ·patios, PAINTING • Honest. clean, Typist: $450 to 12 noon. l achool child, l ~ 1:! ~ 0e8!i.~
Tennis ct, pool, BBQ, ehlld e SPACIOUS & unu.rual 2 BR apt. w/1undeck, $150/n:io. 114f835.68$5 2131387·3393 pool decks. Don 6U-85I4 paranteed work, Llcensed A/P Constr. Open infant. Litr boulelceepln&. ri:ro:.,re~~:fd~r~~ ~:, ;ld.'~1 ~j 6 ~: ~:~ ~hvnNBio Y~arl~: --P~TIOS-PLANTERS A insured. m.5740. NEWPORT ~--=. a: tth a ~": :,noM~~~.or
Ii: party rm•. DESIGNED wknd1 6f0..1156 64j..-OUI. I lal AU Concrete 'tfr"Ol'k. Brick, P:AINTING & PAPERING. I Personnel Agency BABY~ mined. age CLERK TYPIST: La r B t
FOR THE GR ow 1 NG ,=.=;,;,,::.:;..::::...~-~-I Office Renttl ... -. lOlt nl fOWld slumpatone wk 894-35.13 19 yn tn Harbor area. Llc ii 33 Dover Dr., N.B. 2;.:iO 5'da k 1 30-5 3:1 corp. nfllce located hi ~AM IL Y. SEE FURN. ~A~~~f:.inp~~'."'~a: ____ ...;,,. __ ...;_,.;; '·-------'· PATIOS. walks,' drives. s:aw, bonded. Refs furn. 642-2356. 641-317•0=== I Girl •1~~. f;y w1':, Ex~. ~t. Fashion Island. G 0 od O~~A~~iR84!~E~· view. Yearly. S42-8l4S. break, "m<M! Ii: replace PAIN!™G, Carpen tr Y ii Own trans. Litt hsekeeplng. benttlta. Start $400. Ftt ~~~~ nnr~Jj,~ Fouftd (frM ads) 550 concrete. 548-8668 tor eat ~paJn. 18 Yh in area. Sm. ACCOUNTANT 646-0616. CallPald/JAlsoean f.:!._.~1!:·
AITRACTIVE brand new Westminster ~~"' W.,l£11J ~ JObs ck. Call Bob 646-6M6. OFFICE MANAGER ,,.~,,,,,,=-----~~" -4-plexnrthebch.1&2Br ... ._--. ... ____ FOUND in Mesa Verde Slffwo1lks&P•tios BABYSITI'ER, CdM. Mon CoulalAg moHabor
JMMAC, lge. 2 bdrm apt., area, young, thin black cat Uc'd/Bonded 645-7000 Pl•ster, P•tdl, Repelr Fee Paid to nooo mo thru Fri. 2 to 5 pm. Some ency, avail. Beaut. eppointed In· pool., qu iet abnOflphere, A JPUAMI( WA.Il..K 117 Complete charge of ofc, eves. 6'15-2806 eves, • -Bl=, CM.:.c:~· -----
cot w/d hook·up, frplc, be land -~-with white' chest Ir fttt. Child Care * PATCH PLAS'I'ERmG Must have prevklua ............ & co·-~ ~rt ~-•-·1 •-·-h 1 aut. scaped. CIOAe to S111111 •1t1111ont ••••• • ,_.,,.,,. nea -ll·· "'"lt'ff ~--· u'" '"""' a• IUl" uuuu ..,. ... ,. r, enc gar. No ptts. San Dlego Frwy. Sl40. 13861 Cllme') 1111. 5op1i;1ucttn.iuiRilll'"•' "" ..... oJ'W< uoo. CHILD C E All types. Free tstimatel thoroui:h knowledge ct all &hep Matutt, txpl!lienctd
Adults on!y. S l 7 0-$ 2 2 5. Cedar 893-0419 ,.nte:1 tir1a111 111 of llM 11rw..1 cout SPARROW Hawk. 5J6..6935 AR l:"'"2-:-iCall=.:-.::.=---I pha.9e1 of accountq dept. BAKERY woman, age 25 or owr. Full .,. ~•i -T:C::--' ..;,;,;,:;:·;.,,___ and ~11ol 11111 ulliill llli". .,....., -.. .,..., .... ,.....__ SALES CLERKS _..,,. · -. ~raOM II• or """""".w or ...w-ff.J.0. Ask e DEPENDABLE e Plumbi-v~ Ftt I: Fret Politions or put time. 847-7000 * MOVE IN TODAY * Apts., ~:l~"m ~ for Jtff. llarbor-Baker area. .,. Fret' I: Ftt Positions COUNTER Girl. 91Jn.noon.
Spa< 2 & 3 Bit In ;.pi ... All Furn. or Unfurn. 370 _ FOUND Blk/.,.y Cod<·a·poo 546-4145 o..tm """°"1'd , "'50 RUTH RYAN AGENCY For Quality BaJwy Apply Adaim Ave 0o-.
extras. Pool, n!e bid<. Kids C t a.a-near Ftstiv*' f Art LB Sewer line to 100* ... S15 17931 Beach, HB 6t6-485f App'" In -.-.1.. -. •.a-~ A H B. DI • misU DESK space available $50 .... (l I, . . ,_ N . ., _. .......... ,.,. ~ ~ "'· .
welcome. Frcm Sl39. SEie -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;,;:-;;; mo. WW provide furn.It"-5fJ6.7194 or 838-2966. Contractor * 549-2502 * .,... ~rt, CM 847·9617 D~"~Y ~ DAILY ~fgr, 17371 Keelson "B''. • ... ~ t M •-....1-~·~ "" at SS mo. Answering servioe FND: Parakeet, blue with REMODEL or re nova t e . PLUMBING REPAIR A ti Cl rk $600 o r. --non Pll.OT, SUNDAY ONLY, to
968-7SlO or 847-12GO. ** NEW ** available. 2'22 Fcre1t Ave, ham in East Blutf.. Call General contractor & 110ns. No job too small ccovn "I • 3444 E . C011t Hwy perboyl ~ 1 & 2 BR apt.I. crpta, drps le. Laguna Beach, 494-9'66 Ralph Gf.4.1065. Li &: ..__ .. _. YI • 642-3128 • .. D•y WHk Coron• del Mar ~ ... el • s· .. ~ w .... c. uuuucu. -yn. exp. Work for this wonderful firm .,...,. uu ...
bltna. 2 BR bu frplc Ir wet LA COS DESK apace avaDable S5l'.l Lost 555 Free est. 831-1109. COLE PLUMBING that spoils ~ with long or Van. Omtact Mr. Kury ~~· ~hl~:~~: k ~~: TA APJS. mo. WW provide funrttun L031' Mal . J Ac K T a u 1 a n e·Repair 24 hr. service. 645-ll61 weekend• + top beMfiti. "l:::Eqoa!~:=:=O;p"°'m'i!:Emm;'loym';r Z I Sffleoa1a"'Me330oa. West Bay St.,
at S5 me. ~ lttYlce • e lnsh S e t t e r remod .. addil. 20 yn. exp. Plumbi Must like figures. Call ~
Apt. A, 536-44lli. 1 & 2 Bedroom available. 17875 Beach Blvd. wearing red b .a nd an n a• Llc'd. My Way Co. 547-0036. ng Tracy Martin, 8 3 3-2 7 O O, Btnking DELIVERY boy wanted.
WALK To BEACH • Bu;1r in• e Sh 1 Huntingtcn Beach. S«2-432l wound on side, need 11 PLUMBING · and · De · & · · ag carpe 11 medication. Ca.II 64.5-?534 Addltionl * Remodeling . re~~ in-nnlll Dennis Per90nnel Freeway Auto,
dshwshr, 205 15th; 308 16th. • Swlinmlng Pool Deluxe, afl'..condltloned 5 MONTit old female Irish ~l * S4!}.2'170 ca.II and save. 839-00'12. Michelson Dr. '! • Laguna Nlrutl
l &: 2 Br. Cpts. drps, •Drape• • Walk in closet1 BAY VIEW OFFICES · Gerwlck &. Snn, Lic'd stallations, painting, 24 hr. Agency of Itvine, Zl82 ..J<' ~~ Q) I 27601 FcrbH Rd,
847-3957. • Bar-b-Que:11 Redecorated. Lide area Setter 106t Sept. 9th vie. R mod I II U Ir ==~:.,,,;;,,,;::,_~-1
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BEACHBLUFF Aph, A"'ll ~Utilitie~SgePai·d Rea1onom1<1, e1a. rn..6100 •·~a 1., .B. ----~--1 sECR>:rARr -"· Dynaml< H.B. 2 Br., 2 Ba .. pool, patio, BAYFRONT cfllet for rent ~. OCEANVIEW Constr. Co. CUSi'O~ Hem~ Remodeling Great oppty. tor ambitious, Need Girls practice bu openina: for fn..
d11hw1hr •. 8231. Ellis Ave. approx. llOO sq, It. on 2bd , VIC, Ramona Way & Tustin, Our specialty in asphalt Alterations. Kitchens. David highly akilled ritl. Braln&, With Bankina Exprer. ttlligtnt, energetic rhalnide
847-2226. Adults, no pets floor, bay view $340 per mo. CM 6 mo old blk part Poo-repairs, paving, sealcoatlng, Stewart Asttol:.. 96J.-ll31. initiative, &: SH req'd. e EKrow uai.tant. Futurt unlimited.
Walking diltanct to TI4: ~. d 1 e S 1 O O Rew a:: d f jet-seal & gradina 645-5170 Sewing/Alhratlont 833-1670. • Lo.en Processors Must haw exper. Sal open. 2 BR upstatn apt. New W/W
cpt thruouL Drp1, disposal,
bltins, Gal'. 962--8578 fer
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,~ l 5'8-6194/642--aiM. . t---------e N Ac ...... pp mt center. OITICE-Stcre. 525 aq. ft Off ;.:;<;..=:=:::;:=-~:;:..""':-"' .Electrical ---1 • • --APARTMENT Mgn, Exp, ew cts. Clerks "7·S9. 3.M Avocado St., C.M. St. Pkg. Util. 2m2 Newport Lo.ST male Irish Setter. 9 A teret~t-642·5145 cple, f/tirnt. 56 units, • Tellers Department I Clerk
642-'708 Blvd., CM 646-1252 mo. old. has: skin disease ELECTRICIAN, licensed, Neat, aceurate. 20 years exp. Tustin, Full maint. ~727. •
2 BR apL-Coled praa:e. I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"' O'pta, drpL Child &: 1mall
pet ok. $140/mo. 847-8149. lfealiBJIU 20
3 BR apt. $260. 2 BR apt Sparklliw New Adult Apta.
Sl85. 21732 S. Brookhttnt. e 2 BR, 1 BA Furn $225
PLUSH small 3-office suite, Vic: H.B. area. 545-7453. :anded: Small jobs, maint Tile 59'J-5712 lmmrd. Temp. Aulgnments ~~ ::. ottice, N~rt Center. 644-38lol -qr GOLD mesh bracelet watch. repain, 548-53).1. CERAMIC til ARCffiTECTURAL Qraf11-Apply In Person Gtn.TON INDUSTRIES
642-3073 Lott Tue1 nite. Ccsta Mesa, Gardening ttmodel. Freee est~ &nafl man. Intermediate. Min 4.5 2061 Bu1ine11 C_tr Dr. 1644 Whittier Avt., c.M.
2 Adjoining cttices, bu8y in-Reward. 644-1595. BOB'S GARDENING jobs welcome. 536-2ai. yn. exper. Type S bldp. Irvine SC..2400
te:J'lectk>n C.M. $90. Utll'1 Ir: LANDSCAPING liiiiiiiiiii;ii;;iiiiiiiiil Progreuive N.B. ti.rm. ""!!!S.~tw'!'een~'!'9!!am!!!!,l2!!!!noon~!!!!,/ DISHWASHERS
incl. 6U-6560. I I~ Irvine Indmtrlal _,,.._ ___ . ------I ~niles. APPb' In &
8u1ine11 Rent•I 44S . IMtruction ~ Complexes. I l[i!IJ~ ARTIST -craltmnan • penon, Tbt Tin Lizzie, 152 . BUSBOYS
Call 963-2271 or 541)-3278 e 2 BR, 2 BA. Uni. $210
LRG 3BR, 2BA apt, bltillll, Private patiotl, lush forest
laWKi rm, no pets, $190 per lettinc. c~ Pl paid.
mo. 962"-0951 alt. 2 pm. 114 E. 2nh St., C.M. 548-0137
'-;;;~~--~;i;;;~ 557-4299 alter 5pm. fll"'111•iit carpenter, exper. In \\-'Orking "'·•~ r-OFC apace .l shop for lease. I!' I~ . with hands & head, tc build .::St::. . .:~:=.:,• -",.:,:M;:.·-,,.,,--D•y & Nlte
Appr 1700 sq ft. Air cond. 2 Schools a KALLORAN'S lawn l!el'Vice, I• aubdivi•ion Mies 0 If Ice I Barmaid wanted. must bt lB or OV£l'
o-head dr1. Next t 0 Instruction• 575 quality w 0 r km a n • h l P • Job ··W•ntecl, Mlile 700 displays A-signs. Call bet 10 Lotus Room. Costa Mesa $140 • NICE 2 BR. Carpet. Newport Buch n.~ • /.;;i;i;;;;i,;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;,: I ttUable. reaaonable afttr 6 · •. 4 51>91182 U<l.I uen 1 Pest Control, 696 -p.m., 962-9703.• YOUNG man with painting I: am • pm Mon. thru Fri. INTERVIEWS 3.5 PM drapes, tange A-even A:
garq:e. 962-4522.
2 BR townhouse w/frp!c,
wahr/~r. bltns, patio.
118S.962-Q46
LARGE 2 BR 1 BA, crpls
1: drape•. Ph: 342.1us,
I Eves. 842~05.
LGE 1 &: 2 Br. $125 &. $150.
Encl gar, patto, fncd yrd.
No pets. 842-4~
OCEANFRONT, Cc n d o ,
BlueBird Bch, 3 B R ,
elevator I-pool, $400 per
mo., 1 yr. le~. 4~ll69.
2 BR. 2 BA. delux apt. N.
end. lie. S275 ma. Adlts, no
pets. 494-4060.
Lido Isle
e BAYFRONT--3 BR, 2 ba,
all bltns il'K"l washer/dryer
&: frffzer, frplc, gar. $550
mo, yrly h e. Avali Oct lsl.
675-7687.
Me•• Verde
UPPER, clear 2 Br. encl
gar. Nr. OCC & shop'g.
Adull!!, no pets. 29S4 Rcyal
Palm Dr. S 15 2/rqo.
64!h151S.
~wport llooch
Live
big
from $140
Oakwood Is $1 mil lion In
recreation. Swi mming
pools. Health clubs.
Saunas. Tennis courts.
Billlards. Indoor golf driv·
Ing range, Sand Volleyball.
Whirlpool Baths. And lots
more. A resident tennis
pro and activities director
wh o plans free Sunday
brunches and barbecues.
Starting es low as $140.
Singles, one and two·
Randolph Ave ., C. M . I plumbing experience needs TI4 : 496-6061 Capisttano Be•uty' ()per•tors ~5570 Ask for M r. nterestec:I In E X P ER T J a pan t 1 t full·tlmt e m P 10 y me ,, t , Beach. wanted. New ua_duate1 'ffl.
Barden. A Real Estate Gardener, know ·how, preferably in· construction ASSEMBLERS come. Guarantee + com-
,. THE FACTORY", con-CorHr7 upkeep, plant, pest, trim industry. 642-0022. $1.90 hr Hr Up misskln. Apply In pt!'IOn, .
slating ct 32 unique boutique cleanup. 968-3486. IJtt exper. 1: trainees Montgomft')'· Wards Beauty
shops, hM 2 openings In tht * LANDSCAPING * Job W•nf.cl, F•"'.'ale 702 CALL US NOW! Salon (2nd floor), Tm Hunt-i_n_al~ .... ranStging from S80 mo. fl New lawns, S p r I 1. k I t rs , GOOD TYPIST p .P .$. tnaton Cefttar, Htg Bch,
-.i Nlh ., Newport Beach, decks, cleanup. State Uc'd. Will do your typlnt •t Po1ciflc BEAlmCIAN with foUowtna;
673-9606 er 641-85~. 536-1225. her home, Wiii rlckup Personnel Services le also pert time btlp. The
Misc. Rentals 465 "-/\.A" DUTOI gardener, exper., •nd deliver foe• H.B., ll2 No. Tuwer Beauty Bazaar, 26M Avon,
0VERLOOK1NG Bay • lBR i'~ t cmplt. ser., call Gtlrrlt, F.V., Wnt, 75c per Pl• Union Bank Square N.8. 5411-5212.
Coco~
1555 W. Adom1
Coste MelO
DISHWASHER
Fri/Sat Jr Sun Evt1.
Apply In Penon
Colony Kltchon
3211 Horbor Bl., CM Trailer & cabana. Furn. 536-2.100 da)'I or Ar 1 e or will work by hovr Ora111:e. Calif. BOYS:
Avail. °''· 15. mo ""· ' 2ll/GJ<h54Gl p.m. coll 147-3095. 547-6446 I n«d two boys to 111rvae&J1t ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS'
Write P .O. Box 613, Sn. AL'S Landscaping. Tree NEED help at bomt?' We Ask for Rachel May des on beat newspaper boy ENGINEERS:
PaMdtna. 213-7913-8211 er removal. Yard remodeUng. have Aides e Nunes e 1-,;.:::c...=..==:....:c=-crew. 0 n l y ~ De&r'ff, I>ftign 6 deftlop
5'&..0838 Truh houllng, lot cleanup. Hootekpn e Companjono Any day b tho BEST DAY lo boys contlaeftd. Tog P">' analoo: • dlillal clrc:ultry,
FOR Rent cft street parking
spaces lOxJO, night lighting.
SIO/mo. 2436-B Newport
Blvd., O>sla Mesa. 548-1322.
LOT, fenced. Btotage, C.M.
Boabl, campen:, etc. 50c per
ft/$8.50 minimum. 642-6560.
J Repatt iprlnklen, 673-ll66. • Homemakers • Upjohn run an ad! Don't dtlq , , • and bonU1. Are you Rood powtt ilM!rb!n. air + die
EXP. Hawaiian Gardener. 547~ call 1oday 642-5678. ehouCb to qualify? U m motors. Fine co. SaJana: Licensing Prep. For
Full Or Ptrt Time e R.E. Slsm &: Bien
• Sales Success Training
• Placement Asst fur &rads
w/Jeading brokers
• Day &: Eve Classes
Complete gardenlnc service FC bkpr/Ott Mgr, Prefer Help W•nted. M & F JIG call: Sl<X» pe:r mo up. CAil Don
Kamalanl. 646-4676. PT, my place or )'OUl'S. Will I_..;. __ .;.;;.;.;.:.;;;.;,.;..; ~3347 JB.ckaon, 54().«S, Couta1
COMPLETE La. w n & takt FC your bookl or tratn1---------BOYS 12 .. 16 A&ency, 2790 Harbor Bl.,
Gardening lft'vice. Hauling & super YoUl' girl 615-3659, Join Top Crew aellin& Oranp ;;CM ..... iiiiiiiiiiiiiii&iiiio(
& cle&JM1p. Jim 548-0405. CLEANING lady with exp. le: Cout'a favorite Ntmpaper.
JAPANESE Gardene r. refs. would like house work, Wort 2 ~eningi and Satur-
bedrooms, tu rnJshed and 1 II ~I unfu rni shed. Sorry no Annouranwnts
ch!ldren or pets. Models ~------'
open dail y 10 to 7,
• Tuition Reimb. Plana e. Broker Re'e'T81 Program
$110
For Information Brochure
1714) 541192
Complele Yard Work and 9-4 $18. 979-4549. -day. Generous Commllllicn
Clean-up. Free est. 642-3102. HeJp Wanted, M & F 710 AIMYUR"ft8AIW and Bonus, Make Money Hauling •~•UUVM and Keep up with School·
---------1 ACCEPTING Applications: work, too, 551-6139.
ENGINEERING
ASSISTANT
Auto transport•tlon 525 Oakwood
Garden Apartrhenti NEED ridu/drivtt. Loa.; CdM t am, leave downtcwn
Newport Beach LA 4 J!Rl. 673-3043.
& Frtt Guest Lecture
325 No. <Oldl Newport Bl. NB
Edmond F, Jackson
JlE. Education •ince l96f,
TREE & lrg plant removal. Cooks Rellei I: dinner BOYS
Rctctil, renovate, y a r d Hostess/cashier P/t wknds Ap 10-14 to dUJftr papen
cleanup!. M..,/hanl. Call Dithwaaber over 18 l'V)'d. ~ -o--o'"= In tho 1lw Folot, S.. 0..
M&T, &U-1403. Cccktafl w a 4 tr et 1 A .._ .... mtnt• areu.
ll"line and 1 l!llh F that tte DREAM cotta&t en the &45-0560• 842-8170 ~ m ande.t $50, 1D water. Yearly. 2 Br, cptll, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii~i""iii""iinni"'il'lncberi;iiii;' iiiiiz
YARD, ,,..., cl.,""'"" wai-Apply of Colony for;Jr DAILY PILOT Remavt trees. dirt, tvy, K..l.tcben,,-Sfa-Juan _ .m.tG) .
Acodomy Dr I v • w a y , , &ndlnl· J ;iiCaii-iiiiiiilaiiiiiiiii;;;;;;fl • :') BUSear .... ,,..el Apply In RHI E1tot. 847-2666. 1• • _, bet 10-12 am Yon.
RF It: mJcrowave component
manuf.lcfu1"ft' 1e•kln1
ptl'90J\ w/lnti:rell tn leun-
ir:C eQlineerlnc d e 1 t 1 n
par·ameter1 Elec:tn>
m@cliankal baclrzround A --··-r.qu!red,
drpl. SB), dock avail -Contracting I. ~YARD=-&-G-.,...--ae-anu-pl thru l"l't. nie Ailey w"' * * * * * * ln1uronco SdtoOls Free .~. 7 c1ays. eaii Accounting Clerk , Rest. :nos E. ~
NEWLY do=. upper 3 BR. (GI opplOved, 11/C. BoAl an,.timo, s.t8-5tl!I. A~ q. U 7ou've been out N.B.
2 ha., trpk. yrly '"" 12111 i----------------1 ~ ~ J 18tn0111llacr'-1ou CARPENTER mo. Newport S h or" , GEN, Hanlin<, 'I'fte/-b n 'J ; , __, I trim. G & : cl ~ • maybeablelocomo yr_..... ... boat ml&
114U521. I (51 ar •anup, bock in without lcJoinw OI c:ablnet ohop,
675-ll45
OCEAN/BAY ' "'· ' Ba. Trader's Parad1"se . -.... -.1 -m,2303, ,-. A!Poy•bk. Afflecelvabl•. ·~ ISLANDER YACHTs Yrly S290 mo. Adults • no SKIPLOADER 1-dump truck Payroll. Any er all exper. a thing. m w. 17th St pet1.1m~ W. Balboa Blvd. work. Concrete, a.ipf\alti considered. Some typing Youcankeepyour Costa Mtsa
TELONIC
INDUSTllES
L19Uf)o Booch 714/6'M890 or 71.116'9·823<. lines ' 1lobysittlng AWlng, brealdnc. 114&iruO. pnl'd,Xln'teunln(s. Shlirt stripesandgetajob CASHIER
NEW duplex. Yearly·J BR. 2 BABYStrrING infants tc 3 HouseclMning ttJ'm ttmporary ~ h!,~~= 40 boun per wtek. MU1t be
Ba. $325; 2 Br .. 2 ha. ms. t• yn:. Exper. mothe.r. LcvingMESA ·---Cl-,-.. -,"' .. '".-eup.--1 •. ' ::~~ A.:l~;:•:,ti:.ace-ebe,foratleastone able to work Sat• .sun Ir F.qua1 Oppor. Emplof« ~9 ;ce~~ll; u . I mes attentive care. Days ()I' wlndowl, floors. etc. Apply In Person yeu'ifthentisroom. some even• Apply tn EXECUTIVE Secretary -
2 BR, tlole to beach. Ne d 11" ~:/lime also. H.B. Rel1d/com'l. 557-6742~ 2061 Bu;~.: Ctr Dr And:,tall'tltetb timebef)'OU Crt, I<= Ha~lb~: ~ M::"'. Dynamic
pota, 1225. 0 ars FORMEll 548-4ill. spen W1 1111 ore Blvd., C.M. ....... ell CPA !!rm
Geo. Wllll....., Rltr 84.!"5'!0 , .. cher ollon Export HOUSKIHnl• .......,. 9 an>U noon will eount towards CHEF ...,.... lor 90' _,,, bu oponbtc .,.. tni.ui...,~ gre.at care Ir fun place to Qy Day. Refs. S06tl d reUremeDt.. , ertatlft lta'ftarJ' wtu. an
l Br. 2 ho, }'ffl'l.y. Sl•I" to play !or'°"' <hlld, M,V, 7 Dodlcotecl Cloonlrw Accounta:Jt-lvalile U,...U.iat«-yodlt lav!JW Calli. lo Nov., lnJolloUve .& umtr ., ..
ocean &: b&y. f&\. Anita, STA Power producta, cU, 7T lnbd. c:nd.L sat:.boat, 1966 a .m. • 5p.m., 5to.1T05. *WE 00 EVERYTHIN~ * We are 1oottrw W 1omeoue _.._.. find out if you. ~-~-to• -a;me 1..-bllllJ. 0111
Jone. Rlty, 61M21D gas • lnnlm"'9on "'"' Royal V1lchW *2&4$900 val; e RELIABLE """· maluni R<IL Fr<. '°' -.,,_..pine up. ... ~'-'•""-to ---..,_ - -ll>PIJ. DELUXE 3 BR, 2 BA. t.rplc, diliontn. Trade Jor (ar, w!Npt rnoor.·17400 nJ. See· ii exp. $ &m-t pm. wkdys, • dtrlca1 work. 'I1ill pencn 't-.Y u1 ~ ........ &Ma. • ,_. tn afG1t .... pod' t.rlbw.
bllns. patio, % bll< boy • boat, nal oatat< "' ..,. too<! 2ttd TD-l'3IXI vtl iw ss per d&J' Incl. lwicbea. 214-Pm. Corpot C...,lnl -bow •a ... )'Olli' locol Ami7 -· -·' cmr or 4 ---• 11 .,. beach. $230. )Tty S0.'1098 t>qu1ty 673-8624. aU er pt lor mtr hm 'l7'U948 c Flower St., CM. (rur). Alto wtndows a ftDClr can dn'ltandlnc of dedeal COft. Recruiter. For his otbln. ARiie• ..... bt tek)ihclM ..._ Fa t • r •
3 BR,, 2 bL Clooo ., bay A 21' ACRES No. Colli. HAVE 12 d"m<eunlll, New. Babyai-to My Home Can Dlltch 5$7il!l8, .......... tnll or Aecountl .-IYable. Joc:ation. CIIl S00.:z43i =..:-,;: 41..;: ~f~ o' ta,
lho hoacb. l290 11o. ,,_11 Tr..,, "°"' to town A port Belch; want «>mm.,., AnytJJn.. $4 per <1ay HOUSE Orr CLIAN Deta -· -lods< «JOOtollfree,Orbellm -lit -•-nt 675-HC. • '""" 12000. voluo. Trad• doJ or lndusl:1al. • 540-1719 • r-., wfndo!ls. "'II'< ...as. bolp!ul. Light but ......,. Jet, .,. tlte Ca.-_.._ .:""". ~ -' .. or, ixKutlv. ..._ry ~-for <ar, or !! THE IRWIN CO, C le 6 ~. 111 ._ -""'"-lkl1lJ Ibo ,..-. c..-Jor at tlte •• .._ • D !ti ~ OCEANFRONT; .... 3 BR. 2 f7l41 ~ REALTORS 64f.61.U ....... r ,._ Ex"'l _,,.., bemllta, aloohol ~"'-or!'""'-.. -lor hotha. ~ DAY WORK Call TN eomm..-11ono nearostAnnypoot. ,........ ~ a .... _.. __ 41.
The lnrin Co .. Rltn M4i'1.1l IJko to "'de! Our Trad.r's EQUITY ol R-l ,,. ,.;.., LAROE OR SMALL 8 Hrs a day Mli23tl Co., JOO,. z.ney. '11" Do II todoy, whno rmmice. to Cluoliled od ft"" .....,. Ft.ildmo -...
Parad;,f ex>lumn Is for""'' hi<, N'pt llila. + ... of Jae All Types Worltf Cul doors. Jonlterlol 557""'°· there'• otlU room. "" m. cf•· Dilly Pllol, Worlt Ill pletaM ....,
SMALL 2 Bit, Upotaln. 51lne hi< In N. Tuolln •tt• for plllcl, remodel. lfnlsh, An'Equal•Otportanlty !';() Bo<Jllll!,.'Coot&~ .J'OOllCllnp wllh ~
S.,.. A "h1il· 1nd. '175 JR' 5 days am duplex <ir hae In NB/ fram" r<palrt, et<. 96:1.u&L Jell'• O.anlnr: -£mp~-C. -· ' ....,ie, A<euralO ..,,.,. ,.
mo. Yeorly. -!or 5 buclcs. • ·-··a. Prtnc -•u ·--· CUSTO n-••··"·' .,,.. . qolnd, 5«""'1 -..... -..... ... • ..,. '"'-M woodwork penelo--IUC•iuu • Om:amerdal Fal Proftt Ja eHalnld wben am.D ~ ~!-*' ,..._. •·~ • ..._.
P=-Nri:;' ,.:"opt·* * * * * * ln1;.Cablneta.O.n'lnpaln. • *64M3SI* ""'Ill! a...p ........ (. ...,.-~~~.....,, --· Call Mro , &H--.lii-dQl1 ·----------------Pb. Diob DoDvrto, Ub.,tnda!Qirtndar'stbw Delly Plot 0..w..n..i ' .......,.,,,_, Alm~-llt.Pll ' , ~7161. -~calumnltolorJOOI Mtt. MMm t========::'I '*""iii.ii l;Cii -NMda "l'ad"f flool•ae
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HolpW......_M~f7lO HolpW...,..,MAP710 twPW-.M&P711 HolrW ......... M&P7ll
jiiriiiilEilOEll do a b I • M ~ M ~ R.E. SAU:S
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Ill
rw..n. A bllnd atttdl !'"hw e llOOSEKW>ER e 4M'WN1wt.Mtlc
_ ..... .,.. _ , ~ Quo•!led, -... -""" Do rr NOW! ROllNSON'S AN N 0 U N C IN G GarnM modd. ...,. • .,.. tu. "'b;,,.,, .i..k • dUa. •
e NEWPORT e An lmpart1nl --· I "11'abr !141l-8924. ~ ok. Apply l5oa LAGl1HA HIGllZL m-. Wo'h oa tbt -and .....,
9.dtl, 825 W. 18th S~ a.ti. *** 495-<ID: *** MEDICAL aaiatant, back help! U )'OU want a Prate.
Meu.. H 0 US EKEJ!:PER/com~ otfice. expertencect on!y. -..,i Career • not jU1t a
BEACH A U C T I 0 N :t;.t~~~o ·~u•"t~ ~M~1-, .. ~1~1.--------1
AMJFMIMPX rad\n with _w_a_nlod ______ at_
EXPERJENCED ha~an. '°"· Uve-tn h-dderly Call betwn to.:. tM.lOZ. jc>b ·and are willbc to malce
Put dme _ on call. woman. Must drivt'. 01M MEN & WOMEN a sUcceu Committmtnt I
Re le~. 213/388-5255 fm..8570. needed for Educ at lo n a I -.·ant to talk to YOUI l..ook
ant. e HOUSro.J!:ANER, exp'd, medical tr&lning fields. All at the beM,tl.t.1 • expanding
EXPERIENCED medical n-. W/ref&. 4 to 5 half-day1 per noes Ages 18 thru 75. AU. Departments. PLUS
ceptlontit. Call Mr. Snyder wk. $2.50/hr Own tn.nap. Medium bel&ht I weta;ht. New Homes Sa.Jes, four new
Between 9 am-12 noon
640-0140. of9.l-7W. No visible ICarl or tatoos. tracts! Some posltiolll Sa.J.
-. ---HOUSEKEEPER-Cook Fri For inter contact John ary + Comrniu:Xms, others
'FACTORY Sat I. Mon., 10-8. e~sine~ Branscom. 636-1640. Guaranteed Draws hl&:b ~ Lone limn uslgnmMt GHJpie. QI/day. li"l'S129L cent bonua, paid vacatioOJ,
,.,._ 6 n need MESSENGER Modloa! and Uf• In""""".
mfctiate pla~. We!?; i;odayusEWOk,~~ time, FILE CLERK [))It NOW! It'• Your move! ~ II .,__ wee ate-,, job. Own ••-•-preferred. Po:t.ilion iG-Call JOHN SEYMOUR PQ' g~. o me. car Mf...7344 --= Appl)t In Penon . vol.VH 80mt heavy liftlna. CALL 776-ttn
KELL 'V GIRL IBM Mar cani 'l)powrittt Will """' 111 "" ..,,..,., • SEYMOUR
2061 Bu1lno11 Ctr Dr. o,r. E><P<T. Ews p/-. until """"' to N""'°" ""' R 1ty • I Irvan. CJ.50 hr. MZ-2756. of Sept Free daily bus ea • nvestment
trarmporta.Uon provided.
PACIFIC MUTUAL
Hu openq fer
MAINTENANCE
MECHANIC
Part ~e. Experienced
JANITOR
Full Time
E..'CCE'Uenl Bf.nt>CllS
Apply In penon 10.5 PTI
•2 F'ashioa la!., NB
Equal Oppor. Employer
ROUTE SALES TRNE
Fee Paid_ Branch o(c of na-
tional rorp. l'lffb 1ndtvidua1
w/above aver~ personali·
ty for this career spot. FIELD REP TRNE
To $7200
IMPERIAL
SAVINGS
& LOAN
Apply Mon thru Fri. 9 am-U
pm at our new building, 700
Newport Center Ori~.
REAL Salary $600 + comm L
bonus. Call John Coss. ESTATE 833-2100. .,,. '"' , • .,.
ASSOCIATION MOTEL MGR, couple to SALES Dennis & Dennis Personnel
mtulll,le 37 unit motel on Agency of Irvine, 2082
beach ii;i Oceanside. Fr'ff Michelson Dr.
Of Extremely Valu•ble Stock
PERSIAN RUGS
•nd Other Oriental Ru91
Note About This Safe: Due to the closing
down of an agency and withdrawal or repre-
sentation by the Persian Carpet exporters,
they, the exporters. are forced to alter their
plans and now we -by authorization o(
those financially concerned -have been in·
structed to liquidate these and other bales
of v;i.luable handmade Oriental and Persian
carpets, rugs and runners which have been
in storage awaiting sbifmenl Persian Car·
pets of real quality of a1 types are becoming
scarcer and more expensive all the time.
Don't miss this creative art-form auction at:
NEWPORTER INN
1107 J•mborH Ro•d
Newport Be1ch, Celif.
Monday September 18 8 p.m.
Great carff't' 1pot awa.itr. ag-
sreasive individual w/ttip
n.t'I eo. company car & ex-
pensn. Stock option, mutual
funds. Call John Gol'll,
133-2700. Dennll I: Dennis
Pet'90nne1 Agency of Irvtiie,
2082 Mlchebon Or.
LOAN PROCESSOR Opening in old established apt + util'• + income. Exp. flnn in beat Rsale area. Sales Viewing and inspection f rom 6 PM until
only, need reply. For appt. Reliable broker assistance AREA MGR TRNE time of 1uction
FINANCIAL succea 6
economk: independence can
be youn.. Nattonal Co. look-
trc fat' creative people who
can traJn I: motivate othen.
Call (TI4) 546-2270.
TELLER
3366 Via Lido, Npt Bdl
67~31JO
equal opportunity empkiya
con11ict Mr. St an Ke. to complete your sales. Fee Paid. Local division of Included are the finest grade in small and
l-'722-Jl70 or aend resume Ucensed only apply. naHona food giant Is seeking large sizes: NAIN, inlaid silk QUME, natur-
to: P. O. Box 10979, Santa Call: BUD CORBIN 644-'1662 a highly geared & ambitious al KESHAN, KERMAN, ISPAHAN, SAROUK,
Ana, Calif. 927ll. For Interview App't. individual to run operation. BOKHARA, AFGHAN, HA1.1ADAN , ARDE·
NEWCOMER WELCOMING• f1'00 + comm + bonus. BIL, TABRIZ, B!RJAND. BELOUCHESTAN
Hoapita11ty Hosteu C rb" Mart" I C&ll John Gosa, 833-2700. d th Al · I d d h 0 1n-ID nc. Also Fee Jobs. ....._nn•'• -an 0 ers. so me u e are many ot er 'n> Call LOCAU.Y on new l..l'C collector's items. resident families bringing Dennis Personnel A£ency af
J-'ET, Tape deck, Slill new,
was left unclaimed .
Guaranteed, Ori1. S509.95.
No"' $210. T('m1s. Collection
dept n•: 893-0501.
STEREO 19T.l G a r r a r d
modl'I, fuU .U:e changer, a ir
s111pen?11.ion 1pl'aker11,
AM/1'~M stereo radio. Tapt'
dttk plug In Jacks, Branrl
new. Guar. \Vas I e f 1
Ull('l&im~. Orig. Jw.i.95.
Now $95 Terms. Collection
dept. n4: 893--0,j()l.
NEW carpE'ting-lost a ron
WANTED . Old small wicker
tk\11 buggy with woo d en
whHls I. wickrr chair.
Shirley Tt>mplf' blue mus
IS.T. nam~ plnl.
G inch and 13 lneh DMwlne
<1uintupl"t doU
Stnrtll 1)\d rhlhl'Ji ~'-OO(len
5<'hool <letik
~5-l\611
SMALJ.. Pieno. ~uonable
g1rl1sh looking btink beds
r·ra&onable, :1afa·bed
IO\'t"llt'dl !UU. p h 0 n e
64•\--16117.
traet . I n1ust s<>ll sevttl'fll Mu1ical lnlfrument1122
hundred ~·els of 1st qu11hly . ('arpet. ~·ulp!urt'd & .-.hug . CH INA cabirwl or hutch, an.
Any llil ~P. mllnv rolor.< Pril"-11qu1· or new. Lar r e .
M $2.~ In S.~.9;. vrl~ Call: _!_ll'al!Onablt'. 644-46117.
;\\r.Robt•r·ts fi7:\--!166. !sEL MER -Bundy nute
BELL & Ho,,·ell 11.ut;-~flp\ II /f'USf'. Xln1 ('(l nrl. l lOO. Call 646-1694 al! 7. can1era. Auto cw n1ttnu:il. ;~
rxlra lt>nses. 2 yr~ old . S250. Office P.urnrture/
Burroughs r I t' 1' t !'on 1 1• Equip.. ll4
cnlculator. C·:ll2Q 11'/lrnvl'I -
case, 2 yri; old. s1:.o. c 1111 NF.\V. walnu! 44"x82" ~x-
11.fter 7 pm. R:l3-1714. I t>i·uhw desk . .t matching
KOBENA 421 Su per 8 n1ovie
camera. Instant cartr\dgl'
loading. Po1ver IP!t>photo
wid~ angle len s. Al most
new. $7:1 or ntake llrft>r.
542-1734 eves & V.'ttkends.
chttir. SacrlhN" both lor
$600. PhofM' (71~\ 644-Ml14
or ~307'2.
EXEC. 1w1vel chr. US-23.
Sec'l chr $8-13 Desks lill's
alls. M7 \\1. 19tb CM
S-12·30.
i ~~ . & inf Realtors Irvine, 3)82 Michelson Dr. Auctioneer: Leib Rosenblum COMBO Slulnles:s stl'f'I sinks n.C>RIST. uper. n ar-. r gift• civic o. Good pay Terms· Cash or Ch-k • rr· / Pianos/Orn.ans 126 ra.nglng • display of fresh mlmr..11: DCDC',.....ni..11:'.1 P/time, Must haw happy Sales · "'" re ig. \\' r a r b a~ e '-""=""-"'-'~'-----I
OoMn. 2S .._ hrL per ""k. '"Yll,..L .-~"''"'a. miile, car, typina' ability, CORONA DEL MAR T & G ftp clL~poSAI £ cabint>t $7:!. PIANOS • ORGANS """" .,_, CCO\ nrcc -.A.rc:h.. rv oy i arties 673--0-187. 44i Lido Soud. Top pay. 'lg,.,._.,... JYV"-Ll-~""-• 547-.J095. 1-Iammond, Wlu·h11.er, many
FRONT ISes1t-Room Clerk FEE PAID Real Estate Sales Housewives, demoruitrators l j[JJ_JI [ I~ _N;;·~":;;· ;-:;=c-:c:-c::----others. Pre-season specials. ~. shift.· Call B 111 Secretaries to $67S NEW FACTORY eam to S2,lnl by Dec. l . _ ~ ... ~ _t •dwdiw ~ OON 'T throw or give )'Qur model ck>llf'-0uts. Pi!\OO •
Sch-"'-, 9aro-l2 rioon. i Escrow.otticer S700 'EXPANSION FAE£ LENOCTIDEUVEONS RIESFRE,ENOCOJ.... !·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i! BOOKS l!.\vay~ I miRhl Organ nntals. MOM)' sav-·-r"'~· · .... c• ~ ~ Par Mo. · HOST· • pos.slbly buy thrm. Call hel ing barJ:ailUI a.re here riaht Newporter IM, N . B . C.Onstr, ~t~ $700 or-....-~ ~ GIFTS. NP.Ed Ant1"quo1 100 144--1100. Marui-ment Trnes License Traininn . · car. Help Wanted, M & F 710 9 &: Jl am :>48--0320. now al: ·~-to $650 LI ltod T • 9'19-4J07. Gilts 'N Gadge!t. ---------W U h C o ·.1 Frld•y $550 Clerk Typitt to~ As Per Written Fa:mo':. ~~I~ SECRETARY, e>o:per. In sh. SERVICE Station m. n ANSWERS * COJ;tVEITE hub capa & I ic s Music ity
Tired of belng told bow 1t ~ail Oetjt!MaJe _, A9rHment WIJB .... to learn •-operat. w/exper, far eve. lhlft. Age beauty rlml. Maft otter. South Cout Plau 540-2830 File Clen/Ma1e $365 available thJ'u Tarbell Com-'"""'6 • fA 1 Good &: 542-l'TSC eVff a wknd1,
.mwd be done! Do It your .Aho Fee Johll Full Time pany. Applicant. fUUy re-MTST typewrlter, Call Joy, no c or. pay SCRAM-LE JS CARPET FOR SALE *PIANOS*°RGAN5* way heft. ltt up new ottlce 4811 E. 17th (at Irvine) CM tmbuned upon qualification. Newporter Inn N B comm. Apply Chevron at.a-Gohl&'. Out For Buaine11111
for growing co. 'nlll: spot in 6ft.JC70 Yowig men -mechanlc&1 New OI' experlencM sales 644--1700. ' • ' tion, 6)4 So. Coast Hwy., by Carpet Layer. Call Sett quality. prices~ •rv.
Jrvtne aru co. offers • • aptitude belptul, but not 1••••:;:· :;::;:;:::-iiii-l~La~g ... Bc~h;;,· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO Caucus -Dumpy -Pecan • 546--5745 • 54G-2086 Kawal·Stelnway·Bnldwln, etc ~-"· nal -> --..--,..,.,..,...,. Must bo 19 0, peopl•. Openings avallable. SECRETARY -Rad;&! -MINCE --·-.-~--' ~nge, peno ..... _n INSTAILERS (or un-over. Able to start work tm. Complete trainillg program. Skilled Versatile hef· H ed CASH regislE'rs, all types, Playe!' P ianos a: Rolls
tion, advancement oppar. &; d nd bl TV Future m.a"•"ement op-. • .. h de ·0 's !lerv sacrtfice pricei'I Pvt. pty. RentaJs ...• ., ... We Buy-Sell ~ ;~~ A:ai:i::=t ct!=: ~ ·eo~=: ~ea::~~~pted. For tunities. ~-Mr sioan"";t summer Time, Winter Time, MACHINIST I ~~spll~:i~ns~ it ~du~!~~ Sell or trade. &12-4497. D&Uy~LD'S PlAN~n 12-S
Penlonnel Apncy. ·230 W. 2624 W. Q>ast Hwy. N.B. C•ll Tuetd.y 842-5581. All the Time, Earn )'OW' pay PROTOTYPE 11 MINCE pie. Classified Ads .. , 642-5678. I Costa Mesa fTI4l 645-32S>
warner, Sui~ 209, S.A. Telep:ompter-".\11-.ual op-1D •.m .• 4 p.m. JAR BELL the Kelly Girl Way: Be able to do own setup. EMERSON of BOSTON •
GAL FRIDAY• '-'>cal tinn pen-. .............. n6-1551 J•ll SN Short tonn. !able top !<'Md p;ano 6 oc· ••••••••••••••••••••
needs ma~ pl to be right Insurance · REAL TORS Irvine 540-4450 taves, very rare. Manufac· .'."·.._' . ~Ill '°-=x; ':aria:!: N.:!oc: :!~~~:: ~!,;, =.Ya!~ REAL ESTATE _}lf/u ~r/ NEVER ;~~P~T TEMPO =~fl~u~·s~f~;~i ~
Start sm +. Call Nancy ... ncy. Dutlft ... varied, pllcatlom !or flill • -PROFESSIONAL If ':::11
Tompo.ary Help pm. ~~""'~
May, ~ Coastal fntl!ftlthw 6' provide a time help. Good wages a: Sal MINT OOU..S Ag-.., 2'790 Harbor Bl, aubstantlal inopme. work" nd Appl Fri esmen a troken:! The OS>-Then Piclt The HOUl'I, Daya, sous Chef 2nd k / ,..,;•"':1 Call Dee Keller. 63.5-0'J6l ~~co~. ti! 3 :m. ., px1unlty la heft! You are Ungth Of Empioyment w/botel oc' d~b ~. ~ Judy Garland .•. , ···••• S50 ~ needed Jmmediately for our n..t Fits Your Needs . -·r SonJa Henle ........... , $45
A CONVlHIENT SH0PNG
SEWING CUIOE fQ« Tt9'
CAL.ON TMl GO. '
Girt Friday' $SOI JANITOR, port time, Mesa NURSES AIDES rapidly apondlnc Roal You'll Wortc F°' Us :: g:,:• ::.-~ Cwn-Co-T'">' I.ft ...... 135
Good tk:llls ·Verde Corw. llalpita1, 6'1 Fall fuM.Pumanent T-3:!0 Estate tivt.naa. Posltlw op-On Our Payroll .. :1 ' Maraaret O'Brien ........ 140
Call l:.Ottalno ~. Olala·-MI 'll'll5 obl!t. lllmt. Bch Conv. Hoop, -tor advancenwrt. In Our cu-nus· Otlkft Switchboard Opr. ·545-2361
WESrCLIFF jijjiS _ 1B8ll Fkrila Aft., H.B. -· • Apply in Pel'IOft ' Kelly Girl VICTOR "Momlnr Glmy"
For •n 8d In Woman'• World
Coll Mary· Both !14W671. ut UI
Peraonnel Apncy l1RGENTLY..m;t.:~ 847-3515. Iii:.-:-ii 2061 Busfne11 Ctr Dr. Needs )'Oll IDr ~ term phooopaph. Excel. cone!. 9
l>C1 we::~Dr-, NB : ~~~ NURSES Aides, exp er. -· m Irvine t em poc'U1' ,.a•..,,.,..nta. piece oak aplndle-t.ck, cw Supetb . ASMt CrochetTwal
,,_. ..... '"'-"' p~f'd, 7-3;30. Park Lido Between 9 am·l2 noon Must haw: q:per. Xlnt aeat din rm set. Brass 11lngl
GIRL Friday, lite bkkpg. • Industrial ·'' · .,-eonv. Ctr, 466 Flaph!p Rd, l~~!!,'!!!!~!.__!!~!!'-~l!!'~I~ I working cond1. Top earn-bed!. Brau crib. &tS-7317.
Will train. Sat o Pen · e Slllbw Clertr 1)tp,ist N.B. 642-8044. R.E. Saln. All SECRETARY ings. Weekly Pa Y chec k · WALNUT library table $250,
Cryatallner Corp. 16 2 6 lrvjpe , ., 51)..445(1 ..:...URSIN.;..,.=G--~._,--,--new concept. Fut paced p 'o P • 't Y Absolutely no tee. 30 x 36" fram-.1 m•-, 185.,
A C M N""'"""' A..,...,.. .t.T -'--N ,_...stan, care Women only. Work H.B., A I I p ~ "'" Placentia ve., • · ~· '"""' """"""ri-.,.£Ml" t ·ml 111 alld lad management co. n e e d s pp1 Y n erson Both excl. ooDd. 962...fT33. 548--0292. · Tempo Tempc::qr?' Help_ or ae -~ v y, must F.V., c.M. area. Receiw: up sharp, per90nable, a 11 2061 Business Ctr Dr
GRANDMO'!HER n • e d • d KEYPUNCHERS be exp'd. Mori'• & relief. to 90% comm. Gd. ad pro-around good girl to organize Irvine Appll•nct• I02
Occu. dQ'Hme 1-; 4 day Needed Inimedl&tely. All $2.:15 per hr. 673-3547· gram. I.tads provided. No hectic front offtce. Excellent Between 9 am-12 noon
... _ . -"" ... ~-~--II u R s E Aldo-Op..-atlng -competition. Gd. up typ' & lhoMhand -U n-babyli~-:-m our ... .., ,,..,.~ QJM!r. -, aw•--"'!. p,,...... time. ,Xlnt -·· . Reim· ing ......., a TELEPHONE Sales: Sell t .mall ablldren. P1eut call '"1tit ~ · ;· :, •Jd t, H:., ff NB... ~ Kbool for thote not must. Heavy phones, weekly Southern Orange County'•
for jnlervw. 96).-3390. Apply In Peir:son ne ep · OBJI, • • not II<". re P or11, corTespondence, Favorite Newspaper from
KELLY GIRL ORDERLY--Open.ling room. STANDARD R working wltb numi..n & your !>omo. Mili u much ~-~-c~-~--
HERE ARE 2061 au
11
·,.,1-. l,..•'Ctr. Dr. ~ Will train. Penonnel • E. a.sai.sting field rep. _ all in u you need. Generous com-Rent Washers/Dryers dept. Hoag Hosp, N.B. Mery or LH, 833-8700 her day's wmr. Salary from miulori on each sale. Call $2, Wk. Full malnt . . THE JOBS•. LEGALBetw...,SeCft• am-IaryUwnoon/ . ...,, A Orct.rly: N.B. •rea REAL Estate Salesman tor $525 to $675. Company tn. 557-6739. ==~*='639-.;.;,.tm..,;,._*_;_· __ ,
Tellen
Not. Tellers
Now Acct1. Clerks
Openings In:
· L119unt Booch
I•" Ju•ft Caplltrano
Raquirlments:
A verloty of 1klll1
could quolHy yo•
for -pooltlon1.
WO -1c1 p...t.r ln-
dlvldvel1 w I t h et
tn•t six months••'" ~pe;. In a Nnk, 1•_v-
1ng1 & loon, or fl~
ancecomp•"Y:
however, there ar•
many related backw
•""""' 1klll1 I h e I ...,w be wltltltvtocl
for actvel l>onk e•·
por.
•• Offer:
Pino ot•rtl"t Ml•r·
I ' 1 • n a•coll1nt -~~pro
1ram, plHtant cOft-
....,,.,.ry Workl111
onvl,...moni & pleri-
ty of opportunity for --· 't.o.toct
llldl•nl Hotch
. c11•1 '*'"~ . I
1111 New,.... C-Dr ... .,.,.... ....... c.
SECURITY
P~CIFIC
IANI
Call 642-2410 Ji-F 8:30-5 PM subdivision in Laguna sun.nee benefit&, paid vaca·:llOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REFRIGERATOR u a e d ,
Beach ~--~· -alter • moo. Send TELLER """"' • looko IJlo> """' -. banklnc ~. n1nae 0 raton · ~ .,. .....,.,,: t P o -181 7130 Westminster Av•. -bendl.ta.·~1550. pe 336-5454, Broker. resume o . . 0,
We are growlne! And looking RECEPTIONIST Newport&acb 92663. Savings a Loan u:per. OVER D> wuhera. drytrs, * LVN, pt ~· da)os. At· m,EXP. INDUSTRIAL SGL LuxuriouJ1 oUice I: .,.at Secretary to $700 ....,....._ retrigeraton trom $39.95.
t.m!ant. m.idnlte sll l ft· EDLE OPERATORS t ·-~• ~ ... o cllentl! You'll Jove worlting Tired of sameness? Like to .ro.rv• .
Newport VWa. 60-5861. work on c:mtom surf trunks. here! Super Kl'OUP of at· work for a co. w/new Apply Jn Penon MAYTAG washer I: dryer,
If )'OU quallly call KANVAS torne')>s aeek very special ideu:r This highly sue-matched tet, l(>Od cond, ~ACHINIST
Small --~ ..,... ponenta. Setup 6' operate
ttrtety of macblnel m..
cludlne turret latbt, wrtical
mill, short runa. Small 9hop.
Good -1dng <Ondo.
SJACO, INC.
1139 Bakar St.,
(Mfa fMSll
(714) 549-3041
F.qual Oppor,' ~
·Mf1D-MATURE
«I hr. week . benefits _,
MA.i'l to wort< P rr In roental
yd., mus:t have neat
handwritlng .. llpPearMCe,
avall all day on Wed& Sau ..
• SUn. Will tnJn ,;pt man.
Apply in AM. 1930 Newport
By KATIN. 213-728-6230 or lndivtdual to grace their ceu1u1 co. i• opening a Mariners Savinnc. S150 for both. 6'13-fl635. nt-521-4880. front oflice. Call Barbara branch tn o.c. Property ..,.... C
PART-t ime accountant. Mac, 833-2700. Dennil & KrV!ces or 90me legal 1515 We1tcltff Dr, •merat •
Prefer aem~~ttred or Denni• Personnel Agency of backp'ound. Xlnt oppor. & Newport S.11ch Equipment
fttired man. 645-e542 for trvtne, 2ll!2 Michellon Dr. · top beneftb. Call 557-6122,1""""""""!"'!"~'!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! KOBENA 4Zl SUper 8 movie
aif'L RECEPTIONIST: Ideal desk Ablaail / Abbot Peraonnel TEWR camera. lnttant cartrldi-e
PAliT time driven & cooks. for tM pl who l1kea variety Agency, 230 W, Warner, Part Tbne loading, Power b!lepboto.1 .A..11..
• bll ntact G Suite a, S.A. 't'vo.-i----' !·'-•-I l•no • ·--1 Over n. Apply at 16532 .,. JN c co . reat ..--~----:---:-.=I ....,.~ ,,.,. ... .,.... w """ ... e • nu• ....
Beach Blvd .. H.B. benefits. Start $4%), Call Secretary to $650 APPLY IN PERSON nt"W, $75 or make after
IJnda Ray, 540-«M CoutaI Fee Paid. Top flnn Willits ANAHEIM SAVINGS 542-1734 eves• weekends. PART~ :ntal usiatant, Aatncy, 2190 Harbor Bl, ycu!! Thelr turnowr ii & LOAN Furnftu,.
morn 1 •0 ... ~.. CM. vlrtua!ly non-existent. They 411 Main StrHt' * ~ * ... ---··-. -· hope REX!EPI'IONIST ~ Law of. _.. ..... ....u ••"'3 Huntington Be•ch ~~~ .. ~~-~~~ WCallork fice. Alrf ~. Typlng. )'Oii ~ tc». MUil be We'll An F.qua1 Oppty Emplyr 1a;1~ wiuiua • .... .._ $31l)-$351), MG-0800. Jl'OOu-=, ptrlOhl.ble &
J'aneo Ellen, Newpcrter Inn, I .i&iiiiiii;;iii;;;iiii..iiiiiiii abarp. Call Marlon Mann, TRAVEL AGENT
N.B. 644-1700. Restaurant 833-2700, Allo Fee Johll. Exper. lmmed. open Ing .
MOVING from B a Lb o a •
Beaut. home full of tum.
Antique1, Hetrtooma-f'rench
Provln. Storage units. Ap-"-.....-1~.ri
pllance1. aellin& everything.
9249
SIUS
8°18
PBX-wkncl days. Personnel
dept, lfo9.s Hosp, Ne_wport
Beach. A FUN PLACE
TO WORK
Dennll • Dennll PerM>nnel Transglobe travel, cr.1
Agoncy of Itvl"'. -' .. -... -................... .. Michel8ol) Dr. I '
For appt: call~.
DINING room sel a.Ide '-· 11TM • ..... 11f ~j!
PBX anawertns 1ervlce. Day
bro. lncludtntl w-£><. pei, Pl"l'd 1142-1164, CM.
SECRETARY
Secretary wtth f'J'ont office
TYPIST
mvd., C.M.' POtI ERS Wanlt'd w/awn
MAJNTENAMC! D1an / CUI-wliffl. J'uil ar. p/ttrM. Call
todlan. l!llper, -d. N.B. for llJllll. ...,._, All< lor
IJ'8. Call SC-2410 M-1' l--~~·~~~~---
1:31).5, 1401 wareme Rd
aiipearance, per90Ml!ty I-J/ JA
pubUc contact experience . ..J'wllu
Requir.o skin. tn typlna, #
SH, telephone I: of&» aya-'l"YPlst temporary. All exper.
tem1. considered. Top earnings for
EMPIRE MA!"AGEMENT lop skills, Let Kelly Girt
board, table w/ltaf (5%' I 1 .,..
open length ), 5 chain A: YOUR BESt' Bel For
llost~ chnlr. sm'.l. M\-M04 FALL 11 this poiM>d prtnce11
after 7 pm. coatdreu wtth lovely, curved
MATCHING tel Far ~ &eamhw at the top. An asset
Walnut demc a credenza. to any wardrobe -tor blend1.
Wahn.it rot8.l')' chair a 2 aide Printed Pattern 9249 : NEW
cheira. 640-13f9. Mls1e1' Stze1 8, ID, 12, 14. 16, • * * Sofa • matchln1 love 18. Sitt 12 (bust 34) requires
1eat, never Uled. Both $150. 2 3/8 yards 81).hx:h fabric. MALE or female znanqer Powel" Maddbe nopem"'n"'!or~o.
canteen. ffttme. Exe e 1 sSncte needle exper. dettr«I.
wortct"' °"""· m-2119 ~. I · ., PRESS OPERATORS
"MMe Room 1'or Daddy" • Womeri 1D WOl1t for plAstil'
mold!,.: p1ant1. 546-mO. I ... dwtouttho-I
••• turn tbl.t )ink lnto caah PRODUCT
with • Dall1 Pilot Ouai!led INGINIER
Rupomib&e ill' deal 1 n ,
ad.CallMMm. ~lion 6 pn>duetlon
Uno-dlbDall -medlukal d9ric.9. W Yn: . TIME FOi naalCQllft. tee b nlca I
eolle1e baclcsround
OUICI( , CASH dNlttd. Send l'tlUlnfl to
OUllftfid ad ..,, 521, C/O
Dally Pilot, P.O. Box l:1611,
THROUGH A 0.ta Mela Calif, 92S2111.
DAILY PILOT' Production pf.,_,
Manufachnr of smell tlec·
tfO mechan5cal '*"' need .. WINT AD -with 1·2 Yo!.&n ....
plAMIQI ihCl'l nLn Jobi, .
N-Hl•ing
Dislrwashen
&
Daytime
CleoMploy
A pplJ 1-6 dall1
151 E. CNll Hwy.
Nawport 8Hch
FAJUal Oppor. 'Employer
RN Ch•;r.•Day1
LVN Rtl of
Nurses Akle ... D11y1
Apply ln ptl'IOfl. 0111·fi11Jd
C-Oriv. HoePt 1781 Ga1·fleld
Ave .. ll.8. 84T .. 9671 . --"Make Room For D&ddy"
• • . clelll out the Praae'
CORP. 11tar1 )'OU with your bf>st foot
XISl Bu1lneu Centtt Dr. forwanl on the work usiJtn-Private. 968-7910. 8EtlllfTl'·P'IVll CENTt1
N.8 . • &13-3711 ment of your chQict. Start for each pattem -add 25
M•chlnery 116 cents for ftch pattern for . """'"""' e F fC. Bkkpn:
\\'Ork tmmedlalrly.
$45().'EIOO Apply In Person !650-iro>
RADIAL trm u.w,
Se W5 an
W". Alr Mall and Special Han-
dling: otherwise third-clua
dellYft')' will tab thrH
weeks or more. Send to e IA"&AI Sec'y1 ~
• Trntts w/typlng S350-l400
100% Fee IPaid By The Co.
LU: Rf!iftder'I Aatney
4500 c..mpua Or.
5i&-Zll8 Newport Beach
SECRETARY • Girl Friday
fOt small e:lf!ctronics co. l
&Sri ofc. Sbould haw ad
aklllt Ir: lllca nried duties.
646-1716. Equal opportunli,
unp\oytr.
SECRETARY. boat
brokernp. Some wttkcod
nee. Apt, fOT Jl1ure1 .
646--0.\';1.
SER.VlCE, eltlb. Fu 11 • r
Bnish CUAtomtn. X I n ' t
eamints. 16i-on6.
-· ---
2061 Bu1lne1s Ctr Dr.
Irvine •
111 Martan Martin, tM OAll.Y Beh\'ttn 9 ,1 12 nonn Misc1llaneous '
TYPJS'J', (60+ I Ute ~leric&I. * AUCTI --ON * PILOT. 442, Pattttn Dept.,
232 WM! 18th SL, Now
York, N.Y. WOll. Print lAlw oft. 4 hrA per day. Fino Fllnl """ Jl"V\ne alr'pm1 c e n le r , 6 App 83.1-!nll. Auction• Frtday
uanc..
Waltra11 ... Expor. I Windy'• Au
Appt,y in pezwm, Kai;lan'1 ~ Newport,
• 1:30 p.m..
ction Barn
CM 646-IQlG
Bids Mat'l Restaurant 6' Dell, So. Cat Behind Tony'
Ple.u., C.M. <Lowet level '
nm 10 May Co.) USED BIC YCLES
542.1m WAM'RF,SS & COOK.
EXP IN lttEXICAN FOOD. * &12·817• ...
WE a.re now hi rln1
waltrttst1 aies · it to 26.
Apply before noon. 'The
Stach HooM Rest.. Lasuna
All typco1,
QUICK
THROU
DAILY
CASH
GH A
PILOT
NAME. &l>DRFM with
ZIP, SIZE &Dd flTU:
1'1JMH&.
100 Top Fall-Wlnt:tr Pit•
tmi1 In all·new Fuldolur to
• (lat&Jos! Plut Fabulous
bonut -choo11t a FREE
pnf1ern, "r.\ centJ1.
INSTANT SEWING BOOK
1ew today, wear tomorrow.
II.
INSTANT FASRtO N
SOOK • Hundrfdt o r
fuhion fActl. SJ.
Combine po1ter-brl&ht col-
on for thill cozy ouUit.
Flan--sleeve top pl.us pantg
add up to cozy, practical
2-piece set for lit1le sirla!
Mainly single crochet -kil·
ten, loo. Use W!lrsted. Palo
tern 7116: lites 4, 6, 8, 10 f.n.
eluded.
SEVENTI' ·fTVIC c:m:!ft'I
t:Jr nch pattern -add 2S
cents for each pattern for
Air Mail and Special Had
big; other'WtM thlt\t-e\ul
dellveey will taM dnt
weeks or more. Sod
Alice Brooks the DAIL
PILOT. 10\. 11-
Defll ., Boot 163, Old Oeleea
Station, New York. N.Y.
JOOU . Print Name, ..........,
Zip, Patten If .....
Totally irte. 1171 N ....
aan C.taJos crammed wt~
knit, crochet styles, mlft.L
150 dtaipa. F'REE p1.tttn1
75 cent..
IO:'Wt ....... .., lklet.
lnnl ID mako -dollan from your c:rafta, ••••••• tl.
llllltUt Maeram9 ...... $1.
........ 0-W -· .• 11. tnllfaat CINdtet Booll •••• $1.
l••l•nt Olft aooa ..•.•••• $1.
etMnplete A.trft;U Book.,.$],
18 .llff:r Rnp llooll: •• , •• ,50c
U Prlu A fl(ftu• lloOll, •• 5llc
QuUi Book 1-l& patttl'DI 50e
M•1rwn QmtH llol*' 1 S)c
UQollt.'-~ .... !l)c
Dlo'I 1M l!p tllo mlpl -u.r·•· * .......... 84!-5178 . 1144 -Ave. c.111. ••• lum thlt junk Into caih -with • Dally Pilot Clusifiod Don'! "'"" up "" ohlp! "u.t1' tt In daMined. Ship S..ch. 497·W8. WANT AD
678 642·5 • ••••••••••••••••••• --·---~will Nil tt1 ad.Call-·--1-w ... Id -'" ••• 642-S671I ------•
I I • ) •
H DAIL y PILOT .....,, S.,-18, 1972
,~,,;I ;-;-.. ~~I ---1§1;;; L;;_;;_;;;:~~
tll "-1 ... ,,.1;A; .. ~~,; .. ~1;, ... ;;1;M~~fll~ ..... I U ... fn~U... ~~U~~·~·~...;:-"°:1 PIMOt/0.,-126 loots,,._ "' Tr•llen, Utlllty M7 -W-•,•.:... I~ OPIL YOLISWAGlll CHIYIOLET FOID
EMERSON" BOSTON "Im SEA RAY" ... vw ...... DOI ....... REWARD ....... ......_
'It Jiii l~I _..,_
table ""' .,..., p1ano • e Oldl, l'ldo+1e•. ,.,., ""' ,,_ ...,.."' '70 YW CAMPER '&I ..._ r--a '&I fn -uu oclaw•.,.,.,, ...,., ldanu· -F.qulpped tor Wa,.,. 5*-161.... · JJIO BMW aD. Xhl't Clll>d. '120PEL~C0Qpt.~, , ..., dlr A1l/1'll eitn ,_,J -IJU
Slcll f!; .. t..1.... Jlke nu. Pvt pt)' wanta to .. .peea. bater, U.· • ~ v. ..... Tl'aM
'"'"""' ....... 1'50'• llllllfJ. ... " -· tandem Aui. Suvlot, ... ,.. ,., WILL PAY OVER .. u. Hu .. --lnclud. cdltnt. WorvJ) $ H 9t Sharp! Talal -11 down HI0111"1 ···-s-1.1 • ~~)~. ~ ' or off~r 5''1-8404 1Utt S pm, trailer. Call allft' 12:00 .._,,,. VE wUl ni.nc. lll'!vate pc'ty ~ ,..---'"11,.U'~ IY\JRLITZ~R ,p1..,1. u.. '::'.L~n•> ~. wsr MGTC Kely llue look ::;, ~,:. innam. -. ~ ~ m~ 1'138mJ -• r 1 ~.: .. • .Powtr Hitcll. '$879
"""" $500. call all« s pm, "''"· 5'6·8017. Prlee ... -$2495 546-1158. ·n t>' ""'ra!aa 1ktt1. •1t TRANSMISSION For l•t• mocltl, clHn, DATSUN r.cu .. """ t/l!m. ·si vw camper, -new
s18:; RHt1ur•nt, 832 ~. =· ru11y oquip. ==~5~•1_0_1u.;...,.........,,~ 1 :ks. 1::=,t ,.=•:; '67 Datsun Picbp '69 OPEL llADETTE LS 1.:.,. ~ ro,:. ",: .........
I.$1..AND Display }Ucture.
$10, cost plenty! Phone
644-4687.
Bolla, S.ll tot 1967 VW 1500 oc engl ... Dual c•mpon. MU, ~"' o ' ..... ~ 465 E. 17lh,
JWX1 Mada. oil cooler, Hal· c.11 lfd-bk fer Bqytr (UZG837) 4 1peed, radio, bMl:er. <zxz. * '65 VW BUG.New paint, 4'S E lJth Costa Mesa BABY MUST GOii ley 2 ham! Cll'b, complete DAur ROSS ,725 "6). $S>.I dlr. 113M535, aood l'lllllllDc cond. $585. Cost;~ 660111
tr Racing Cat. Wl1l Sacrifice ~ 557-661l1. II. ., '71 OPEL •ta wan. um auto, 1355 '71 co·-MUIRE
to a aood h>me. 0.)'1 Hm m1Ja, otfi. owner, ... 61&-6450416 UIUftl '111 TV, Radio, HIFI,
Stereo 136
ZENJTII A RCA TV'S priced
leu thiln the diwcounten. 3
yr picture lubt, l yr parts Ii
service. All avAilablf'
modtb ln stock. Cash 90
plan er up lo 36 nro. finan-
cing. Phone priCP1 OK. ABC
Color TV. 9021 Atlanta,
lluntington Beach 968-3329.
~. eves. ~. ~ I~ PONTIAC ""'A• .. .,• -~--· eel cond. $1.900. -. * "111 VW Sedan * '12 CHEV. c.maro. VI, auto. ·n FLIPPER No. ms ... _,....,.,.. r-_:j,_ ,~ ~ SUPERB CONOmOM trans., air coOOitklnlnc. Station wqon. vs, auto
Nevtr """ ~;;;;;'";· --~~-~~ 24111 Horbor Blvd, 465 E. 17th, f'ORSCHE ** 493-C801 ** """""' ateerln(, 9900 m11ea. trans, tactory a!r, JXJW" A real buy at $345! Coste MeN 546-8017 Costa Me111 '10 VW bus. Low mllea. Ex· s 11ver.b1 u e interior. wiDdowa, PQWft steering,
6T>-4600 ANYTIME 953 WE PAY lOP ----,~64~504~1~1~:--1968 Poncbe. Air, tape, eel cond. $2,lm. l'ISIELG). MU!! See. DAVE power brakn, white wall -..,•,..•'--"n"=o0::e';;IE~J6;.:•:::•'--I Antiques/CS.111~1 '72 241Z 1750ec. See to appfte.iate. 640-0t39 ROSS PONTIAC, 2410 tlre.s. ('l32CAKJ, $.1595 dlr.
Like new! Race extra1! 1934 Chev)' Coupe, com-CASH $3700/otter, M>l91&. ** '69 vw BUG, white, f. Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. Call 8J6.6535.
Must See? S1650. S45-lT6a pletely restored. Good eng. '68 911T, lo mJ, many xtru, gpd. Xlnt cond. $UOO. Call 546-8017. Price eUeetive '66 Fohl Galaxie 500, V-3
COL. ...., ....... n 1 Id & traru. Runs beautifully. 201~ CJ>ecar. •0,IPdwilldlr!; .. :~ red, elee 1!!.. ch. whlJ, xlnt, &n-3910. thru 9/19!12. AJC. PIS, Radio/beater. ~ "'...... ' yr
0
• See to Appreciate. Best of. ...,.-.. _.""" $4850. 6'\5--,_,.. VW ,68 AM/FM. Good -•. 1970 Olev. Co .. DCOUl'I Estate, New Urea. Veey clean exl cond. S7800. At Dana 11-~-" st IDr aled can I troeb, 1l1lf balance (141.S38970) Call bull ~~ P . .~3359 fer ovtt -· .......,. eve '6.5 Poracbe SC. Re t Best oUer "'"'-owner a Pua. sta. Wp. Pwr. 833-9372. o1nt. ......,.... . aft 5. ~3828. call a. U free nttmates. 546-4052 aft 10 am 49l-9'l'73. engine. Clean. (213)553-1510 • v•,. . ~ A braka AM FMl,..:c::...;.;,-__ ~=--
Boeta, Slip•/ Docks 910 Oune Buvtln m GROTH CHEVROLET '7! 510 DATSUN. dr. $1,350 .. 671-1594. 53&-23l7. -ndlo, Ult ...... ~ LINCOLN
or beat otter. · .......... '69 Bug, lM"FM. Radial F·--Air lupage taek,1---------
SONY TC 6.l'.l ittereo tape
recorder, reel to reel, 40
watt am P · w/ipeaken. BALBOA Slip for 40' boat
After 4 pm, 53&-n.38 Oet. '72-June 'T,,t Ample
ZENITH Transoceanic radio parking S90 m o n I h 1 y,
W/'fYWf cord. Xlnt cond. 673-7950.
1971 Factory bU stroeet dune Alli far Sai. MaNctr
bua:&Y. Excel cond. Side 11:211 Beach Blvd.
curtains I: radk> • $1500. Hw:itfJ:l(ton Beach
Day. 644--0878, NI t es 117-«87 KI NS3l l~IJ~OO~·~cal~l~646-4<94~~~aJ~l~7=·~1 DOCK avall up to 25' Pwr, 1; only. $2/ft front t le;
I llS $1.lll/~de tie. 673-7506. -1970 MYERS MANX
Fad.Or>" built. All extras.
Sacri'nce. 645-6177; alt 6. ,,... to You 45· MOORING w-40' DSL fix.
er.upper. $2500. Haskel J 3 Lines, 2 Times, $2.00 Yachts 548-3163 -· DIRT Buggy. Dirt Cheap!
Boah, Speed Ii Ski 911 Complete and runnlng with GERMAN Shepherd, feml, extras. Finl $175 take1.
spayed, 9 m01 old. Gd home 18' P..1anta by Arena Craft, 494-4747 or 494--0688.
W/•hldn Verv tralnablr tl'i·hull, OMC·V-6 stern ... • '" · '69 VW Dune n .. •-·, New 5.57-5661. drive. Many xtras. Mint u....,.
cond. 11r incl. AU 1971. eng, wheela, tires. S h a r p ! DARLll rG free puppy to $795 call t.arry.8J8..J593,
iCJOd lcme. Good child's I j$.1!,950!!.!5.li7jjj-M12!iliiii!!!!!!!!ii!!!!l! pet. 61l>48JS ...,.., SM-3885 t • Trvcb '62
y,.~-;., . ..ftJlrl:ll '69 Ford % Ton P.U. eve.
2 Cockapoo1 to gd. hrn.
w/yrd. 11 mo. M!F. All
shots, fem apayed, 545--0771. ••••••••• I (8876)
$158~
-~~
LOVEABLE 2 yr femaJe cal
Sp&yl!d, all ahota.
• 546-3255
* Beagle, male, beaut
marking1. flad papers, but
lost Uie-m. 8'.38-80.'iS.
Compora, SOio/Roni 920
VAN '68 Dodge, rebuilt.
Radials, Clean. S l 9 5 0 .
642-4391 ; eves 642-2789.
1954 QIEVY 1 ton panel.
Comp! camper unit. AJt 6
pm; 547-2187 or 53&-6875.
465 E . 17th,
Co1t1 Mes•
645-0466
I lj-L. j Cyclea, Blkea, '70 International
"9U Ind IYppitt ~ Scooter• f25 % Ton pickup. V8, 4 speed, l'·:m·----~-~~/---------..,.... radlo, heater, heavy duty II '68 Honda 125 Twin, low • equipment, low m i I e 11 •
ROILER Pi...,..
oolon
Dosi•
l50
1-~ "11
e HAPPINESS ii a black
button noae, 2 big brown
eye1 and a turry little
body-411 attached to a Silky
Terrier pup. Two adorable
females, $200 /offer.
8J0...833.1, eves.
mlle~tfftt ready excel. (11'986F) $1995 'dlr. Call
cond. Windshield, rear car-836-6535.
rler box, helmet 1ncl. $300. ,,.,;5.1;.:,:M;.:etro'"-"'v"'an.-new--•-ne....,..lne-,
64fHi094. spare Pl tank, 2 spare tWs * '67 Yamaha, 17Scc. Dirt & tubes, aorne 12 volt,
bike. Gd cond. $ 4 0 0 • equipment, 3 speed trana.,
66-8179. $600 or otter call 548-8404
197'2 HONDA 'F.iO, many ac-after 7 pm.
oessoriea, 2400 miles. Like '69 Dodge
Cab & Chassis
new. ~7138 aft 4
'70 HONDA CL 450. Chopped.
8,000 ml. $825 or best -0J:fer.
675-6834.
BONANZA Mlni·Bike. Spec. (0500)
INSTANT
CASH
We need your Import car.
Buyer on duty 9 to 9 dally. e; J. Sportscar Center
2833 Harbor, Costa Mesa
5404491
WE bu;y all makes o.f cleu
med lpOl'tl can. pekl for
·or aoL Please drtvt 1D far
Ina llPlftlaaL
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 W. Coast Hwy.,
Newport Beach
642-9405
WE PAY TOP OOll.AR
FOR TOP USED CARS
U your car ls extra clean,
see us first.
BAUER BUICK
2925 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 979-2500
.IMPORTS WANTED
<lnnr• Oountiea
TOP I BUYER
BILL MAXEY TOYC7fA
1188l Beadi m..s. e. Beadi. P?L w.a
SI'OP! Don't junk It. Arly car
that nw. Let ua buy )'0\11'
trouble. Up to S 1 , 0 0 0 •
541-9075.
Avtos1 Imported
I 0
970
ALFA ROhtEO OBEDIENCE clau to start
in t be Irvine/Newport
Beach area, Wed., Oct. 4,
7:30 pm. Open to au dogs
over 5 mos. 546-4928.
$1179 front end • Yamaha engine-'60 Spider 2 liter, 5 spd.
chromai $75. 546-1452 evea. Touring model. $695 cash, or
LOVE FOR SALE. Itlah Set·
ter p u p 1 , AKC, Excel
breedine, See to apptte. m..'1285
DACHSHUNDS pups, min.,
AKC, lhola, mahog t'l!d;
black/tan: wry min adll
"""· SJ8.rnl. A F G HA N S , exceptional
pedigree, A.KC. Must sell.
Fantastic prk-1?! $100 ea.
96i-9605.
LOVE tor sale $100. White
fluffy, toy poodle net"ds ne1v
home. AKC male, 10 mo.
89Z-2313.
PART doxie pu ppy :
Cockapoo & dlle Terrier 8
weeks, $10. each. 642-4818;
534-3885 eves.
GERMAN Shepherd puppies,
AKC reg. Blk & tan. Shots.
Born 7/'3/J/72. 847-9947.
SlLVER Miniature poodles
6 wks. $25. each
545-4770 after 5 pm
Afghan puppy, 8 mos,
female. $109.
548--1292: 642-4122
e OLD ENGLISH SHEEP·
DOG, AKC, 18 mo. $500.
84&-6251.
ADORABLE male A KC
Lhasa Apse. 12 wks, f12S
w/1hots. ~5-4182.
Honea 156
QUARTER hone yearling &
thorobred, reg. Show & rec·
Ing qua!. Good blood llncs.
$13)()/offer, 832-4497.
BEAUTIFUL Quarter J\.1"1ll"f'.
Gentle, but rpirlled-A
really -0ut1tand fng horse.
only $200. 54~.
• I
'70 Honda SL 350, fmO ml'11. ....... llM#~A will consider e qu it ab I e
Very good cond. Ca 11 ~ trade. 968--3549
:us-~:DA "° . street & t: .. ~· ~~~~ 1 "A"""U~S~TI~N.,.....,H"""EA,,_.LE""""Y='
dirt blft, $400. ~155,; or ===~64!:5"04~· ~"!_...,,,~...,. 1900 Au.attn Healey BUg Eyed _968-=111~7~. =~===-I '71 CS..500-4. Bronze 2330 ml. S p r I t e • B r a n d
1971 HONDA TRAIL m Llke new·. Bought Nov. '71. n e w / beautilul/flawless.
MOTO-CROSS BARS. XI.NT. SUXI. dm, 646-2486, rves, Car is immaculate, Must
COND. $175. 548-5659. &4S..7&t3 see to believe. $1,500. Parts
Motor Hom11
S.lo/R1nt 940
SALES & LEASING
full Rrvice facility
Damnar Motor Homes
531-6800
'70, "O>evy. Auto trana, full car included, Private party;
pwr, air. Dix cuzt cab. Ken. (213) 284-9640.
$2900. 1741 Pomona, Space ---=B-=-MW=,,..---
410 C.M. ;iiiiii~iiiiiiiliijiiiijii! e OLD 1 ton Oievy truck
$150 • 1959 Falcon $40 or
make oUer. Both need work.
64&-1800.
'67 Chevy % Ton
-
I
/
833-8659 • 914-6 Alloys, Kant DI.......... tires, a\{tD ~ xlnt cood. .,;;u:e. a' brakel, PaneJ.. '65 Continental 4 d r ,
like new, Aak for Phil, a.-ap! ~ t... .. • .. ......,_ _ .u.T:..t861 • .AM/FM, air, etc. E1ee IW1 FO'R Sale, 1S68 Datauo. Good 675-7118. ~~ .._... _.,, "'"' roof Ex: I cond. $14'15
oond. ~ im-film SUIARU ·~v;v .... ~~ Good '70 Novo 2 Dr: HT S67:7883:..: ....-d.6 * 673-7G75 * V8 auto, trans., power ateer--'68 Lincoln 2 dt, medium 1:100.D::~I ::'~ 5 ~ * SUBARU * , '63 VW-9,00o {Ill on reblt tn'g, power brakea, tint blue/blk top, 1356 G&Jole,
wkdaya, 97S.4887 eng. New tires A brks. Gd glass, radio, heater, white.1 _N_.B.~64!>-3="'178===,--I
A> I.ow u IJ500 cond, $550. Mt 5 Pm. woJl ttrea. · (665BQO), 11995 MERCURY '67 Dat!un station wagon, FRITZ WARREN'S 832-5'82 dlr. Call 836-6.5.15.
transportation + 4 ~. lmpal 4 d a-. ... ha.m 4 radio/heater. S500 or otter, Sport Car Center '63 VW. Sunroof. Reblt 1971 CHEVY a r . 1969 A1ARQUJS ...... "':"6 •
548-8404 after 7 pm. ait/cond. Reblt en 1 in e, h.t., R&JJ, PIS •. P/B, air, dr, all extras w/air. Oeat. e ORANGE COUNTY'S $350. Call 552-9214. auto, Vinyl roof & int. Llke Orig -0wner:.. l\-fu.st tell. RAT LARGEST new, $2495. 64 2 • 4 78 2 ; $1699. 968--019;
no E. lat st., S.A. 547-0764 '70 bug. mue/White int. 5'<1-7M6. . MUSTANG
'69 FIAT 124 TOYOTA ~ .. ~·00~.""~'1 '63 CHEVY PANEL
2 Dr. Sport Cpe. S spd dlr, ,60 VW van, rebtt "-eng & Mags · Tires · New Paint •n Mach I-Top colld. Gral>
Take small down or pickup! WHAT KIND ""f"" Runs Pefect. $700 her yellow wlblk int. A.tr, Can finance <ZWW370) call new trans, Pvt pey. $500/of. 675-1345 after 6pm tape deck, auto windows A
49f-9773 att 10 am, M&-4052. fer· ~ 1971 CHEVY Monte Carlo, trans. $2995. 675-72!0
1970 FIAT U4 S py de r . l.967 SllARP ·bug. Perfect xlnt cond. auto. .P/S, P/B, '65 MUSTANG, an exciting
AM/FM Sharp car, Must OF BUYER cond. Sl.D> or best offer. RlcJI, air. Reoorda avail. car for not much money. V·
sell-leaving country. Best 6'15-l'153. $3245. 644-4801 • t auto, air, P/S. 67J..650T.
oller. 847-8221. ---~ -.YQl,YQ '=-1970-l!!molo,,J;;ootooL~ <!{. STANG-Mach J;"load·
'67 FIAT sedan. Good cond. ARE YOU' Best care. Xlnt cond. 4, new ed w/optlons. Xlnt c:ond.
$350. • 1969 .VOLXlnVO S~~ .. " W~ Polyglas bel,,t_.~~s. New $1900 or oiler. 673-!XKlJ,
call 963-1923 ~. t ~~. ~· ~b~rl<~··~sm>~.~~~:i=·:...,,,,=ll-coiiL:iiD~SiiMiio5ii11iiLE:E-1 JAGUAR $600) ~~~,,.-..,...---. .. ,'66 Nova ... Auto, lo mileage., __________
1 Dlacount(upto Autos, UIOd 990 Xlnt rond, onU!t .. 11.•· ,68 Olds 98 '68 JAGUAR 2+2. Cordova
brown, auto. trans., air
cond., wire wheel s.
( AZV852) $3699. D A V E
ROSS PONTIAC, 2 4 8 0
llarbor Blvd., C.OSta Mesa
546-8017 Price eUective thru
9/19/72.
•n Jaguar Conv. A/C, wirft,
wine, Conooura cond. $5,450.
Alao '69 Cpe. equal oond.
$3850. Pvt. pty. m.=
066 Jaguar XKE. aott1 top.
wire whla, gd cond. $2000.
Pvt pty. 633-6726/835-1514,
ext 274.
MAZDA
MAZDA
LEASE SPECIAL
New '72 RXl
$57.56
loaded. ROTARY pawt!ftd,
36 mo. + T A: L.. For nsp.
pty. Trade• cona. • '72 ROTARY'S uoemo Sale"
10 TO CHOOSE
"BIGGEST SAVINGS" ·~ce Is the dlUenoncr>"
HUNTINGTON BEACH
MAZDA
. l 7331 Beach Blvd.
-Lease Mgr, Mt. Fry
Tr1d.,_..n 1--...,...,,......,...,...,= $615/oller. 5«)-4(113.
"'Down Payment
Monthly Payments
'72 COROLLA
STATION
WAGON
Auto. trans., a!r oonclitionlnf,
AM. radWl, 1600 engine,
demo. TE28ll'506S05..
$2394
FULL PRICE
•Available no dqwn JllYlllenl
on -~ credit.
DEAN
LEWIS
TOYOTA
__ c_H_R_,Y .. s ..... LE_...R=· I' 0r. Loaded, Luxury Sedan,
'69 NEWPORT 1•9435>.
Factory alr .. loaded. $1695.
(omABJ\). dlr. Call 831MlS35.
COMET
I
$995
........ N
465 E. 17lh,
Cost• Mou
645M66
OLDS F85 deluxe '66, alr,
vinyl top, x1nt c 0 ft d • -
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EDITION
~or.· '5, NO. 262, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ·ORANGE COUmY,·CALIFORNI.( MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ·1 a, '1972 TEN CENTS
Three U .S~ Pilots Freed • Ill Hanoi Ceremony
HANOI (AP) -TbHe American pllola
a!io1 down during bomb raldl ovor North
·vidMJn bave· beep releuod from cap-
livlty af a ..._ orgllliled by the
North Vletna,,_ Ar:my and att.ncfed by
rolatlvt1 and U.S. peace adlviJll wbo JoamlJod to Haooi. '11111 are Nal')' Lt. Nonil Qiarles, rt,
·wljOae wife. OIQ. bad llciwn Ir om SO.
D!feq; N~VJ. Lf. Markham Gartl<y, 28, wliOiO mother, Minnie Lee Gariley. eame
lrom llunedln, Fla., and Air Force Maj.
•
F.d'wanl Ellu, 11, of Valdoeta, Ga.
Oveijofod at their new -.., the
three Olin '""l' neal•ppeartnc In new
clvlllln <lolhlnc provided them !or Sun-
day'1 IO-mlnute --· I unique al· lair In the IMlll of warfare.
Each )liJol made I llateir.aul Into
~ before the offidal nleue,
held before Vietnam-and ~
lelevlaion eameramen In a bulldlnr ol the
Peopleo Army.
O)Sa Qw;~ •. rt, wbo bet her-hair
• ero1n
C'lemente Bird
Lost to Tliief
A San Clemeni. pet shop owner
became the victim of a pamtnaper
over the weekenfl, losing 1 prized
' Mezlcan bin! valued at $250.
Police said Earl Sbropahlre,
owner of a pet shop at IMO N. El
:amJ.no.ReaJ, ootl~ one of his e.i:·
penJllve birds mi>ling from a perch
m the entryway of the sbop.
The Melican yellowbead pamll
11SUally shared the area with other
!XOUC birds kept in the atrium.
Nooe of the birds ever rues,
Shropahire told olllcers.
TblJ ooe, be lnsl5ted, had human
belp.
...
Laguna Man
Pays $7,700
For Rembrandt ,.
An 1-by-10.lnch pen-and-Ink aketcll by·
Rembrandt IJOW beloop to a Laguna
l!eacb englneer.
Jan Kolar, 1189 Blueb!nl CUfoo Drive,
outluted two othor bidders I« tho draw·
Ing at an auCtkm. SUnday at t b e New~
porter Inn.
Kolar pall! 17, 700 for tho clrea lllO
aketcll. Blddini' liarted at 15,000, and
went up In lnc:Jemenil of ltOO.
The. "study of an Aged Woman" was
•alued at 110,000 by art appraloers al tho
HOUie of llarlfonl In Loo An&elea in July
of 1189.
'1iiie amount paid for tho painting will ' . go to a 1Clence center building fund at
Los Angeles Baplill O/llele in Newhall
The ocbool bis owned the paintlni for the
past. five months.
It wu donated by Ben lllcOoi:er, pral-
clent of the Star of Slam Jewelry Store
cbaln, who roceived the sketch In trade
for jewelry in )lilt.
"It ll a beauty ••• a dlarmlnc little
Petch," ()OMllW!ted ~ EIDP.lg.
direplor of the Lquna Beach Muaeum of
Art, wbO ,ltellded the 11.CC!cm. ''lie pald
a fair prlct for It"·
TM drawlnC, be. said, wu. problbly
rlppod --.of Remliralldl'a IUldl pads. "Altboqb the paper baa mellowed,
tho lnkll very .freah. It looU u If It was
done ~J, ~ F.mnan edded.
Kolar coUld not be rucbed thll monlnC
for comment on the purdlale.
Follow~ the IUctlon, bowever, he told
a reporter bl was not ,.. an art conectOr,
bul tMt 11111111 .._..al Rembrandt"
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Marine Hurt
In Clemente
Bar Brawl
A brawl' which erupted behind a San
Clemeni. bar early ·today left one. camp
Pendleton Marine holpitaliled and two
otllers jailed, facing c:barges of a.saaull
with a deadly -pon.
Police. said. the Incident occwted lb0rll1' 6f niiellb' . ........ 'tho. El
CatDliio !liidm. l!iar ~ and El
C:~-. · iW
the bal-~ fodnCI ~ ...
Ja.a, '*4, Of Pendleton, 1 em i-oJD..
-..-........... the alle7nt. A 8 -ll later,. a potrolman In
the ..... 7.llCJll...J two -dodllng
-lndMinv In...tlgltlon mealed that tho polr ..... llllpllCts In the
beo.~ Olllcen ~ 1lobliy w.,.. ADnil.
It, and Deo Lowell Wiione, 21. Police laid
both -..... -inl .... their clot...,,
hmien, aul!erinf fnmt multiple
facial' OClll4 and bnJi,et, . plus apporenl
perolysll <Jf -Jee ftlam I beny ldclf lo
bll ...... -. --to the bile
bospital for --Tbe two .IUlpeCll _,, booUd •I city
Jail. on -<IWPo· of. aaaaull wllb •· doad\Y
WeapOG. 'lbiJ ....... lned .In custody early
today, awaJtine arraljpunent in South
Orange Coomty Munlclpol'Court Tuesday
momlng.
Police aild the lncldmt appamitly
Started wben JamielOll and I bud-
dy 1 Tbmnas I>ouai. Rowley, Jt, WfJ'e
walidn< behind the bar and two men sboutecl inlults.
A fistfic.ht· erupted aborlly . alterwanls.
Vphill Struggle
Seen for New
Haspirol at -UCI
A llJS.bed oommimlty boopltal ptopooed
lo be built adjacmt to lbe u.c 1"lne -lcal achool campm and future -'"1111 boopljal, laceo an upNll otruuJe
next Monday -the 0...-County Health PlamJllc CouncJI ( 0 CH PC )
revlewa the approval appllcotlon. .
Tbe facmon review commitlee of the od!J>c narrowly approved the Western
WorM Mecllcal·Foundatlon'a bid lut-
for the lnlllal otage o( development of "a
Mayo Clllllc of the West." .
Tbe .-.. -I lo 'l'to overllml
I IWf rttOmlU6fttlaa to dm;y the pro. i-d _.i .... facility Oii the
.,.... there .,... .in.cty loo many
boopital --In °"""' County. Tbe I• /Vol, 1t llo.flnancip1arp1J by
priftla -. "..,,,:-1'.1 • P'OQP oflOO--.
U appund by....., ml "* ilellih
p!aanen, tho boopltal "-" llo the !Int
of ... en1 _, .. ·-... -· the '•pilal IDll .... ,. em. -&o be
built • a • acn • rl a 1'11 by the
1""' °""""'II' -tho lilllrloction of MlfArtlur BoaleTanl al _11aJYel'llty
Dt1ve In Irvine.
The porcel adjobw:-~
Ille 111ned by the Vil B =.fir ~ ~-:....:..1r.:.;:~1·.i•:': ~ -... lmpltal, ~ .. Jnftd by t6e llollth .,...._ ,, -
llowmr, tllal feclllty'o -... Ill.
Im llhll!ln1111•-•• d ~ -= of a "" mlUlon llata lloaltb bond_....
I
riUDdallaD JOIS•-ldonont, --11111. l)m>
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wasbed and oet · In. a downtown Hanoi Elias, wbo untll Saturday bad ezpecled
beauty sbop' in anilclpalion of the his wife or father lo come to Hanoi, llid
ceremony, fought through the throng of in a statement before the microphones,
c~eramen and technicians for an emc;r. "'I have been told that for various
tlonal embrace with ber bulband. reuoos they could not make it, but I will
Minnie Lee Gariley joyfully put' her be setU. them ooon."
arms.around ber,Navy.pilol aon and said, Ellaa' father, .Barney,. a.~ con-
"ije11 . evtn better looking then I aultant, said in Jacksonville, m .• he, his
renembered." Mrs. Garliey for . Ille past wife ·and ~t....m.l1w decided II was
IC)\11' y~ baa actively p·l ck e l,e d "oot m tbe.!JeSt intereot of.Uthe POW•"
Congreaa and·the·White Hooae for an end . for them 'to make' the trlp •. He alio said
to.the wor. · · peaco activills ·Cora Wms: and Dove r
Dellinger, who arranged tht release and
were at the Hanoi ceremony, assured the
EUu family the majOr'a release would
not be jeopardized by their not attending.
Olarle.s, Gartley and Elias were the
fll'!t American prboners released by
Hanoi since 1989. Tht. U.S. Defense
Department prior· lo Sunday l~t.ed 539
Americans known to be captured and
held pfisonu in Southeast Mia and more
than 1,000 Americans miuing, many of
•
them believed in captivity.
Following the cererhony, the pilots,
relatives and the American peace delega-
tion were driven to a banquet of Viet·
namese food and drink at the Hoa Binb
Hotel.
Mrs. We.ils made a toast in sweet Viet·
nameae cordial: Then raising a glass Gl
scotch provkled by a newsman, Olarlea
said, "I want to make a tout to the good
(See POW1, Page II
own owe
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Cha~her Ballots
Out for 'New
Clem.elite Heads
They· came by sea and some <!Ven staked out a dalm on 1he belch.
Republican bickers of President Nixon aolil Sundafs waterbc!l'ne
f,arade on bis behalf Jn• Newport Jbrbor was the-biggest boil parade
n Orange ColiJlty lilstOrY '-about· 127 ·bow with.1,300 paying
passengers; lndildlng.111ovle-itars• and polit!eal peroo11tiflifi. Others
noted that the parade made •the harbor seem ill:e·the··Hollywood Nee-
way at~. hour. , . . :· ·
LA Woman~d
Newport Man Sought
In Murder Surrenders
By lllmt)jf R. VJN!EL
Of .. DMlr ~-Steff
A Newport Be8cb 1 man who !tlr-
rerdertd II I ouapect in the slaying of I
}'Ollllg ................. luxury -bear-
... the perniallzed license plal<! BIZZAR
Is •ought todly, was being flown
back tq the Orange Coast thll morning to
face a mW'der charJe.
C&rllsa K. Ankeny, 33. of the Towers
Apartmenta, 3121 W. Coast Highway,
turned himself In to police 11 San
AMelmo in the San Francl!CO Bay area
late SUncJay· nlg!lt.
He wu booked on murder charges tn
the death of Diane ·E. Slqleton, 22, of
Widow Defends
West Loo Angolea.
Mils Slncleton died al Hoai Memcl'.lal
Ho1pltal Sunday morning, about eight
hours all<!r sbe ·waa dropped: off ·the"'
with I builet wwncJ in her bead by l •fDlll
wbo slipped away without ldelitll)lng
hhmelf.
Ankeny oumndered ahorlly :. after 10
p.m. in the company of an attorney,
sayln8 he waa wanted in connection with
the shooUn1, according to San ADlelmo
police.
lletectl•e Sgt. Ed Clbba"Ill wu 1ent
lo the Bay Area city to bring the llUlpeCI
back oboanl an Air Califbmla jetliner at
11:30 a.m. today.
Police Community Relatlom Olflcer
Slaa 11...i.r laid inftll)Saton lmow lit·
J1o abWI the 11111*1 at tho protent time,
lnd'"'"'l...t.~ of the -linl· MJu· died wltboul ncaiUIC comr• .....
-··will · be ltlllled 1hla -1o · Pancho y:11 -llomldde c1etect1... did point out.
members of the Sin Clemente O>amber .. iw · however, lbat prior lo Anl<eny'1 Sunday
of C<lrnmen:e, who will oelecl !Ive -SAN JOSE (AP) -The whit. =...:r:.:":1.o 1 ber l'Oia~~. ~
di-for nut caloadar year fnlm a haired widow of famed Mulcan tacted tho beopllal IDd were ·able to Jdm.
llate<ef elcht«n local c1i-. .,...,_V l'lulcllo VUia uyolier, ~ u..,-., . -1
Delll!lne !or oubmlltllfll ...pdod ~ l,,ui: bandit"' :,sr: • 1 Aulom!JIJJJes linked to bolh' vlClbn and ~lo fhember ol11cet 1i1n.be Oc( i, I ~.he ' . trfocl .lo IOI> , • " MJ10d IJllll)lently.haft IOme beariJI& on.
... •m-llMiod.. . , • • , _ I .. tho caoe, linoo NeW'port Jle><h poll<e to-
1""" rT-.,, -,Corn de VI.Up,. "11; /hen A-, _ __. a ... ~. -•I ~ • Id"•
President
Warns Aid
Cut in Talk
WASIIlNGTON (AP) -Pmldent Nix-
on vowed tOO.y he would cut oil all U.S.
economic and military ald to any country
whose leaden protect "the merchantl ot
death who traffick in heroin."
Selecting an lnteruational narcotics
control ccmference to reapond t o
Democratic nomlDee Georse
McGovern'• crltlclaiu al hll war on
clrµp, N-...... ...., llillp.-'-t U.. . .. ~·"-"~ ~ In tlio' '"'Ai creues wa-~-.-.--. • l!l'D £~~~ ... '2
"We .......... keep tho hoot on uattl
t~ ~ pnillteen In .......
mlwy are dri"" oul al the!r bldJnc
placeo and are put In ~ -they belong," Hmm uld in prepored com-
ments.
His admlnlatration has made propeta
In curbing the drug traffic, Nixon uld,
"yet we mult do more to win UUI war
and we mult do it even more qulckly."
He asked the u.~. dlplomati wbo
coordinate overseas effotU to curb druc
supplies to convey "this penonal
messa1e for me:
••Any eovemment whose I e • d e r 1
parUclpal<! In or protect the activW.. of
thooe who contrlbule to our drui problem
should !mow thet the Pmldeot of the
United Stat.I ll reqqlred by 1tatute to
(See CUTOFF, Pqe I)
' f.ar Hits Pole;
2 Men Injured
Two men lllffered moderote Injuries In
a hlgHpeed cruh near San Clemente
Pier over the weekend when an auto
went out of cootrol and slammed into a
utility pole.
Police laid William Jeffrey Preno, II,
of 204 D Avtnkt1 Miramar, wu at tbe
wheel Saturday night wben the aulo
&laJDm<il IDIO the pole at 535' \rlclOi'ia.
Both the driver and hla: passenger,
Richan! Francis Bray. II, of Escondido,
suffered cuts, hnlilea and lntemal U..
juries In the 1:14 p.m. crub.
Both men were admitted to San
Clemente Geqeral l!oopltal. Their con-
dition WIS deocrlbed U Atllfactory to-
day,
0r..,.
Weadler
Tbe 11111a1 eatty rnornJaa low
c:loudl and for wlD clear of( to tho
uauat -anen-. airing the Orange Cout .., ,.._,, H1gbs ct n ·at the beacllea rlllna to a JD.
land. Lowa tonlillt IM2.
INSmB TODAY
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Mlli Derman. Bill-··--· ~~f~~~.._ ~ .... ~ I Corvette, dirk blue; witb 141 ltAE • ond I c-~-II
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One Ride And
You'll Flunk
HONOLULU !UPI) -.Tbe
Ulllvmliy " lllwall, --fllf•...t lot gnduallon Cftdft a
oou rst-in surfing, now offers
"survival 494 ."
To pass and earn two crtdlts.
student.s mwt attend the classes all
semester without ming a car.
One ride, says instructor Tony
Hodges, and the !tudent fails.
Schmitz Airs
Conspiracy
Acts in Talk
From Wlre Service.
Lame duck congressman a D d
American Party presldenUal candidate
John G. Sdunll! of Tustin hammered
away at the conspiracy theme over the
weekend discussing llQU!lnattons and
attempts.
Schmtt.z told newsmen on the CBS Face
~ Nation Sunday broadcast
"coDIJ)lr1cy" was involved in the
assaainations of President John F. Ken-
nedy, Sen. Robert Kennedy and Dr.
Martin Luthu King.
HoweVer, when questioned In detail
about whom ht considered was involved,
SchmJtz aald, "I can't explain it in six
minutes on television.
"We conservatives always have been
guilty of giving simplistic answers,''
Schmitz said.
Candidate's
Brother,
Aide Held
LOWELL, Mau. (AP) -A brother ol
congressional candidate John Kerry and
another campaign worker were arrested
early today in the basement of a building
housing lhe election offlcea of one ol KJr..
ry's opponent. in Tue!dly'1 DemocraUc
primary, police reported.
Police said they seized Cameron F.
Kerry and Thomas J. Vallely, both 22,
about 1;30 a.m. in the basement of the
building where the campaign head-
quarters of state Rep. Anthony DiFruscia
is located. The building is two doors from
Kerry's offices.
Kerry, rr, who received national at-
tention last year as apokemlan for the
Vietnam Veterans Ag~lmt the War,
claimed !lie pair were lured to th<
building by a telephone call.
He ii one or 10 ca.odidata seeking
nomination to the U.S. House seat
vacated by F. Bradford Morse, who
recently accepted a Position with the
United Nations.
Lowell police said Sgt. Denn is
Sargentelli reported he was checking
doors in lhe city'1 business district early
today when he noticed someone duck
behind a counter in a vacant office in the
building in which DiFruscia 's ca mpaign
offices are housed. Earlier, Sargentelli
said he saw the person behind a counter
in DiFruscia's campaign headquarters.
FromP .. eJ
Ul'IT .........
Minus Valves
Demarcus Johnaon of Detroit
is believed to be the only per-
son in the world with only two
of his four heart valves. Two
infected valve~ were removed
in a historic operation, and
though he mu st avoid strenu-
ous exercise, Johnson appears
to be in normal health.
I FromPa11eJ
HOSPITAL ....
nis Carpenter (R-Newport Beach}, urged
the OCHPC committee to "think big."
Pair Guilty
lnKi~ap
Of Producer
MIAMI (UPI) -A petllt brune«e and
her husband have beeo found guilty oo
charges of abducting televi.sion producer
Peter Gayle from h1I Miami Beach home
to California last December.
Linda Narbooa KaD1s, ZO, and her blJo.
band And"'1Y tallas, 211. were led away
by deputie.s Saturday after their con-
victions. Sentencing was scheduled for
Oct. 26.
Kallas faces prison sentences of up to
30 years in the bl.z.arre case, in which he
and his wJfe c1aim they forced Gay1e to
tum over $34,000 that rightfully belonged
to her.
The defense maintained the money wu
part of the '101 ,000 she earned In -
months as a Laa Vegas proaUtute and
binded over to Gayle.
Gayle denied the charge from the
witness stand during the trial.
He said he never realized the girl wa1
a prostitute during their relationship in
Las Vegas, although she was arrested 23
times by local authorities there.
Gayle, whose network series .. The
Young Rebels" was cancelled, admitted
he was arrested once in Las Vegas on· a
pandering charge but said it was a case
of police harassmenL He was not con-
victed.
Katia! was found guilty of fa!Je im-
prisonmen t, petty larceny, breaking and
enterin g Gayle's home and unlawful
poss~ion of a gun while committing a
crime.
Pittsburgk Putiine
Penny Katsa!anas of Pittsburgh, Pa., thro~ a Frisbee In SChenley
Park. Temperatures in Western Pennsylvania w_ent mto . t.!1~ nudd.11
&Os, sending many residents to parks for recreational actiV1l1es.
'Flim Flani' Man Leaves
In a speech Saturdly in Deriver,
Schmit< said tbO llhootlng of former
Amerk:an Party presJdentlal candidate
George C. Wallace was part of a con-
spiracy to deprive the American people
of a "true choice" in the November elec-
tion.
POWs ...
Town-Also Unpaid Bills "It is not just another hospital that is ·
proposed, but the fin! part of a ~t
medical center," ~ter said. ,
Backen of the Western World facility patrol Rescues SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -Botti blDJ He lived !Int clau for a fortnjgbl.
The American Party, he said, I! the on-
ly party whieb flhnlY oppoSes gun con-
trol laws, abortion and busing.
In both appearances, the lame-duck
Republlcan congressman referred to bi.!
new party affiliation not as a third party
but a second party opposing the "two
Wings ol. the Soclaliat party" in America.
He de&crlbed SllemocraUc hopeful Sen.
Geo111 McGovern as being 11so far left
he'• In danger of Wllng off the earth."
Schmll% IUQesled many of thoae who
'helped McGovern become the llemocfat
OOIJlendeio were actually supporten of
Prelident Nixon who knew Nlmn could
-lly i..t McGovern.
1"1'bey ~d to hive IOlJ'leont even more
rldlculool than Hubert 11\lmphrey, • be
IOI. Actually, SchmJtz aald, Mosa:iw is
contmted with Nixon'• ••totalitarian'"
pollcl.S. -~ Dolli patties, he cont.nd•, are brancliel
ol the tolalllartan 110Clallst coll8plraey
olbat II thrutenlnlJ to lake o>er America.
AJ for the Vietnam war, Schmitz Aid
the only major differences he sees
between the two parties is that President
Nixon wants to stun!oder South Vietnam
to the Communlsta on the "Installment
plan" while McGovern wants to sur-
render Immediately.
The only way North Vietnam wUI ever
bow to American demands at the Paris
•talb, Schmitz said, "I! when we cut off
-aid and trade to Russia which supplies
them."
Sclunll%, who 10!! hi• C<>ngressional
renomination to Orange County Assessor
Andrew :J. Hinshaw In the June
RepobUc.n Primary, II seeking the
preridency on the American Party ticket.
Failing to get the endorsement of Gov.
Wallace who carried that banner in 1968,
Schmitz Sunday predicted that Wallace
.. will sit this one out" and endorse no
one.
Activist, 27, Dies
LOS ANGELES (AP) -John F. Clegg,
an activi!t In tbe feminist movement who
J>ecame the only male member of the
)loard of directors of the National
J)rganization for Women i!: deed at age
'/11. Clogg died Friday of Hodgkin's
disease at the UCLA Medical Center. He
1>3d been ill lor 211 yean.
DAILY PILOT
lt. °""'tt C•f DAlt.Y l"ILOT, wttn ""ldt
" ~ ille .......... ,.. .. It flWllUltill Ill'(
h Or•• Cllltt l"'ub!i"1'"9 C9mPlf!Y, $.pl.
r1t1 edl1klnl 1r1 PYbll-'*!, Mend•., lll1'911Vf!
.. l'Wl'f', rw Co.ti """'• Jrol"'POl'I 11.u,
HW1!1119""9 l1a</\fF-!1Jn V11t1~. L•~-
9"<11, lrvlnll ...... !11Ndt .,,..·Sin Cle"""t1/
S.1'1 Ji111'1 C1p!1tr1no. A 1Jnot1 r111lor\ll
td'lllM " PVltlllMd S.11.H'dl'fl ...... S-uncl•~
l"9 Jll"fM ... 1 Plllllltflfntl 11 .. nl h 41 .DI W"I
.,, S11"1, c1111 Mal, ~r11on1 .. , r2'».
loh•rt H. Wied
l"t'ftllltnt •1111 P1*Ulftw
J1ck It. Curlty
Viet ,.,..,..., 1r111 G.n.11 ~
TMm11 k11•il
"""'
people ol America who brought thll
about." .
In his formal ltatement before the
microphones~Jee~ said,-1'Flnt,-I
would like to express my appreciation for
my release to my family. Secondly, I
would like to thank the Vietnamese peo-
ple for the humane treatment and
generosity they have shown me. Finally,
I would li.ke to aey that I am a happy
man but I cannot truly be happy untiJ
this war is terminated,"
Eliu said at the formal ceremony,, "I
sincerely hope and pray that tblJ act of
release will be a great step to the end of
the war and for the futura nJeue of all
POWs both here and In the Soulli."
Gartley, who WU allot down niOre than
four years ago, aald. "Nen of thiJ
releue came u a oomplete IUl'prile to
me. I feel tllll ia a unique and •ery em ..
lional lltuallon. I would lib to lake thla
opPQrtunity to then1t the peqple l!ld go~t ot !lie llomocnilc llepobllc
of Vietnam and attendant c a m p
aut&riU .. for the tlndne.o,.. they have 8btlWn me since my capture."
Freedom for American POW1 hlla been
a major poUUcal iuue between sup-
porters and opponenla of U.S. policy In
JndoChina. President Nixon bas set
release of the priaonen u a prerequisite
for settlement of the conD.lct. Peace ac--
livists ugue that the fate of the
prisoners rtmalns in jeopardy as long as
!lie United Slates bombs North Vietnam.
The two American women and the
delegation of antiwar activists arrived in
Hanoi Saturday on the regular flight of
AeroOot, the Soviet government airline.
North Vietnam announced Sept. 2 that
Clbarlea, Elias and Gartley would ~
released. The relaUves were subs&-
quently contacted by representatives of
the peace group on arrangements for the
trip.
The freed pilots and the visitin'g
Amer icans will remain in Hanoi several
days, then start home later this week.
From Pagel
CUTOFF ...
suspend all American economic and
mil itary assistance to such a regime. 1
shall not hesitate to comply fully and
promptly with that statu te.
"Our goal is the unconditional 1ur-
render of the merchan ts of death who
traffick in heroin," the President said.
··aur gOll) i.! the total banlsbment or drug
abuse from American lile.
"We are going to fight the: evil with
every weapon at our command," Ni.Jon
continued. "Our childn!n's lives are what
we are fighting for and our children's
future is the reason we must succeed."
emphaaized the community boopltal totaling 1811J, taba at four -~ com-"Ht wu able to CO\'Vlnce everyone at
would nol compete with the UC! teaching ponies, an unpaid grocery hill l!ld a doz. the hotel be wu ln4eed a private detec-
hospital. Sinking Boat en women who quit their joh!i after being live wltb a great deal of money anit was Nevertheless, the foundation 11 .-:--_~ -£L · ely high .. prepared..to·go ahead-with con!ltnsctionin charmed were au that rema~ ·wnen allowed to 1~ fllJ bill go •xtrem •
the event the unlvenlty facility ls not Orange County Harbor Distrld the rum.flam man lett town. Halterman aaid. .
buit on campus. Leglslaton, includln& patrolmen Sunday a f t e r n o o n Left behind : An empty office suite in a The man talked with Halterman one
some from Orange County notably Ken· managed to save the 46-foot downtown high rise: An architect with no night in a hotel coffee shop. He told the
neth Cory (0..Carden Grove), have op-sailboat Veronica after "a very ex-client: IS cars on their way. to two leas-ofrlcer that he wanted to start the posed construction of the ho!lpital at UCI cited woman" called them to ing firms, and the unpaid bills.
favoring instead, a site more centrally declart the vessel sinking fa11t at ''His bill reached $850 as he threw "Independent Detective Agency.''
located. . the dock in Newport Harbor. some fantastic parties in tbe penthouse "It was the immediate opinion of aD of
Western World would build near the Patrolmen raced to the Lido and served on1y the finest of foods," a us he wu probably a phony," Halterman campua, however, to aerve the future Shores Motel mooring and mana.g. Salt Lai:e City policernaa ·said-of the said.
populaUons of the Newport !leach and eel to pump out Veronica and get unidentified spender. So be checlted. . .
lrvlne'boopital service area. her to a boatyard beloro oho W<n1 Officer Kenneth Haltmnln aald the
'lbe foundation predicla a population under. 'lbe trouble was !raced to a man came to the city In late AUl(Ull drtv· 'lbe bole! manager Aid the man's bill
hue of 74,000 in 1975 will require 111 crack In the hull Ing a ne•• elpellllvo cor. He .clalmed to wu hlgb, but felt "be could probably h:
beds; ltl,000 in 1980 meaDB 311 beda are Some obeerven llJgplted lt wu have ttto New York bank draftl, f1511X11> • it." He tried to collect later that day.
--• b 1-21» ooo the kind of thing you'd expect from and '10 ooo. . man had left town.
necesary, ~ Y -aome ' peo. a boot llb Veronioa. · ' · aald llllll.~ lllll!l<tto be · Tbt followin( 4a1 Hallerman signed a
pie would -m btda would be~ vinmlca•a bull 11. made of ,.. LWW'>KY:~Z~·' complaint for..._ an lnnlceeper.
edAmonc backers and directora of the menL ~-a prl "· "'detecti~ ig Iha> He willed at tbl1totd. ~ th< 111'1). B<ll
fowtdatloa are Dr. Gerald Sinykin·, a • .b=~!:!,,,===~~~f;::::!!:l:!!:l.~~!~~-~!11~)1~~~}.1~ '1:" • be neve?lliO!"'!lii--~ •· ' • • Newparfirff cfoctor and -of stu-
denl bultb IOMlieea at UC!; Walter Bur-
rouglll, former poblllber of th< Orange
Cout DAILY PILOT and one of the
prtme-movm in brlnglnc the UC campua
to Orange County, and Dr. Arnold 0 .
Beckman of Beckman lnstrumenla In
Fullerton who II cbalrman of the Board
of Trusteea of Caltech, Puadena.
Othen supporting the Western World
foundaUon application weA U CI
chancellor Daniel G. Aldrlch Jr. and
Raymond Watson, executive vice presi·
dent of the Irvine Company.
FromP .. eJ
SLAYING ••.
tbe vehicles.
Detectives said today lh<y knew
nothing about Miss Singleton, except for
the fac;t she lived in West Los Angeles
with another girl. .
She was delivered to Hoag Memorial
Hospital about 1 a.m. Sunday, and died a
few hours later.
InvesUgatora !aid the brunette, bueJ-
eyed victim was fully-clothed but dJd not
say if she had been beaten or if there
were other signs of any kind of struggle.
San Anselmo police, to whom Ankeny
surrendered, &aid he gave his eccupation
as a college student-teacher.
Executive, 84, Dies
LOS ANGELES (AP) -£!bridge H.
Stuart, 84, honorary chairman of Carna-
tion Qi. died Satun!ay. In 1932, he WU
elected president uf the company and tn
1957 be<ame chairman ol the board and
chief e1ecutive officer. He retired in 1NI
as chief executive.
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Pilot ~igskin Pickeroo
Offering Bigger Prizes
GIANT lB Illa C8pliclty
HEAVY-DUTY COMMERCIAL TY,.
wllsiiER
....... OI'
CALlllOINIA'S lAlflST,
COOl'llATIVI .IUYIN•
•10UP WITH THI
YOLUMillUYINa
POWll Of 110 SJOllS
'
'"'•"''' A. "''''"i"• """'"" l!dj,., Chert. H. I.Ht ltlclierJ P. Nill
MlblHt MIMI._ Edi .... ... a.-·· Office IQ Nri 8 C4i"'l11e 1111~ t267:t --
Five new sponsors and a prize struc-
ture that oilers top winners more
valuable prizes than ever before are
what's new in the 1972 Ven.ion of the
Pilot Pig.skln Pickeroo.
and Jamboree Road, Ntwport !leach:
Eastbiulf Village · Center, Eastblufl
Drive. Newport Bcacll; Harbor View
Center, San Joaquin Hiils Road and
MacArthur Boulevard, Newport !leach;
and Westcliff Pina, 17th and lrvlno
aYenues, Newport Beac.b. _ CMI Milw1 J:lt w:,,::r IPrltt =e.dl12Sl:lH lwlrll'• • ..... ._,.: ,,.,, htdl eou.....,m
u,w. .._,., m """'' "'""""'
, ..... f'141 '4J~Jll
a-... .... , ... '41·h71
S. Cl• 11 .. Al t.,arm•a:
' , ........ 4tJ-MJI
QWl-'9M, •m. ~ C..11 '""*''"'"" ~ •• No ..... •let... lltwfTlliorll. .......... --... .........""'""'.. """-_, .. ~ •lllllMlf t.NClll ... !'Ii..-.. .,.,......, ........ .
..... ~ ..... c.e. .... C.....,.le. ~ llf om.r GM ,....,.., ., ...... .,,, ,,_.rr, ........, ............ .......,,.
The popular pick-the-winner contest
kicks off its fourth football sea.aoo ln the
DAILY PILOT Tuesday.
Prius or 125 loo firot, ,10 for -
and 15 for thlrtl , fourth and fifth p1a.,..
are oflertd to this year's best Pickeroo
pickers.
They will be asb!d to pick the winner.
on a ll!t of 30 eames.
The e.m.. will he In the ronn of merchanntse ctrUlicates, spendable JuAt
like money ot the lpoOIOrq shopplna
cerJen.
The lpClllaon aro Uolvtral!J Park
Shopping C..i.r, Ollm and Mlchebon
in Irvine; Bayside c.oter, Bl1lida Drive ,.
. -
The DAILY PILOT 11 lltlll nqollatlni
to obtain tickets to a major football
game u boouo prlr.es !or top wlnnen Ill
the 10.week contest.
C<>mplete lnfonnatlon~ rui.. and 11111
or g..,., will appear aev•ral tlmea each
week In the sports ltCllon ol the DAILY
PILOT.
The 11 .. t week'• antry form will be
publi!hed Tuesd17 and w~ IO the
sports secUon.
The whlsUe la about to blow !or the klc*ott. .
. .
........ c... .,_
...... 141-77•
.............
MNDhL 1!.ICTllC
Miii•
~ ....
andTtlOYltlea ... .• • Ceftlw
Reade" are challeaced lo be laatblll JllVP(leUfor,prall~ I-~~~~~~~~~~--'-'-~~~!..-~-'-"~.;::..:....~~~~~~~~~~~~~--;,
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l
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l
I
J• DAllY PILOT ~..;
fspeting
Firm-Sets
Irvine Site
lloyalt1 Corpel Mills, Inc.,
bu •IUIOWlCtd plans fOI' the
coostructkln of an $800,GOO
manufactlll'IDg and diatribu-
tlon faclllt1 In the Irvine
Industrial Complex to "Ploce
Ila airrent planl in the City of
ComplDn.
AccordlD1 to Roy a l t·y ' s
Prealdent Mllre Derderian,
Oltmans Conalructlon Co. of
Mont.ry Park will J>uild a
72,000 aq. ft .. onNtor'y ''""' ture on five acres of land that
will have buill·in provisions
for an expansion of so percent.
John D. Blackbum of Sludio
City designed the new facility
which wlll iDclude 3SOO sq. ft .
of office 5JN1.ce.
Established in October ol
1969, Royalty carpet Mills is a
rapidly growing firm that p~
duces carpeting for residential
and commercial use
througbt Souther~
California. Its annual volume
is in ei:ce..s of $5 million.
Money's Worth
Proper Resume Key
•
The Royalty Carpel lacilily
will be the .seventh major
building erocted in the Irvine
Industrial C o m J.i I e x by
Oltmam Construction Co.
In Finding Best Job
By SYLVIA PORTER
"[ myself have ·screened
thousands ot incoming
resumes over the past eight
years," says Sylvia Lustig of
the New York executive
recruiting firm of Fred Lustig
& Associates.
"It would be so much to the
advantage . of everyone con-
cerned' ii jobseekers could
present themselves, initially
in Writing as Ibey do, to tbe
best form possible" -and
tben sbe asked lo~my belp.
fine Custom Tailoring
Wtstdfff P&am, 11 JJ lnlH AN.
September
·Is' a trlldi·
tiona1 season
for job
cbanging -
end ~llions
of you today
are planning
to switch
jobs as soon
as you can.
In addition, PottT•• Newpett ..... c.a1 .... of course, ihe mWions of you
who are unemployed are eager PHONI: 641-1172
Mwrt!Mmtftl .
Does More Than Help Shrink
Swelling Of Hemon-hoidal .
Tissues.D.ue To Infection
AJ.o ens Ploi1111t. T_.,,, Relief in M11!7 ea... &am Pain, llchin1 in Such T ......
Docton ta... fomid • remarke and i~ in tbue tilneL
ably -1111 ....i;a.tion tbal Tata b, ilocton protod lhll
llCtuallY belpa lhrink awellinc true in aaaey_c.es.
cl hemorrboldal tillOet when Themedimtionm«IWMPl'ep.
infected and inftamed. And it aration H. And no pl'9Cription
dMI mor•. In many cases it i.1 needed for Pre1>11rat.ion ~. siv. relief for hows from pain Oinbnent or suPPO&itories.
mr.et •••
b1 deTomuo ••• imported tor Uncoln-MeMUJ'. ItallaD
o:>&Cbwork created by the brilliant Ghia Stud.IOI ot Turin.
Ford deslped' the 351 CID 4V V-8 ~. ·FoUr wheel tn-
depemnt wsp1n11on and tnld-chlp eqiDI pl1crrnent. Flv.
rpeed ·-bes. fully sYncJ=niud ...
'PANTERA
•Pantera ... Italian for Panther ..
ANNOUNCING ..... ,.....,
AUCTION
Of 1x1r .. o1y v•••~ Stodi
PEqlAN RUGS .... °"" OrtnNI ....
Note About 1'bll s&J.1: Due to the cloelna: down or an agency and withdrawal of reptttentaUon by lhe
Penlo Carpet ~"' they, the exporters_ are forced to alt.er the"tr plant ana now we -by au-
thoriU.tion oJ. thoae fin&nCl&lly concerned ~ haVe
• been' inltruc¥ to Hqulda.te theso and otber baies ot valuabie h&nd:rnaac 0rtenlal and Pertia.n carpets,
ntp an4 runhert which have been ln atOfa'IO aftlt-ina 1bJpment. Pml&n Carpetl of .rffJ quality; of all
types are becomlna ICUCef' and tnorfl C!XJ)en&lve all the 11mit. Doa't mJa Ulll creative art-form auction
' fr any inrormation that will
assl!t yoo,
I'LL TAKE FOR granted
that you are familiar with the
fundamentals or r e s u m e
writlDg: at the start, list your Daill!, address, t e I e p h o n e
number. date of birth, marital
status, height and weifl!ht: in-
clude your education, honors,
mllitarr. service: name the
~mpanies you have worked
for and dates as well as a
brief description of your duties
and responsibilities in each
position.
What, then, does Ms. Lustig
suggest thats not so obvious
and would improve your
resume?
-State your immediate job
objective in a brief separate
paragraph -if it isn't clear
from your education and ex-
perience or if you wish to
change the direction of your
career.
-Pencil in on your resume
or include in a coverinJt letter
your salary or salary re-
Q\P.mnent.s s o t b a t a
recruiting f1111l or prospective
employe doesn't waste your
time or theirs by .inviting J'OU
to conie in and discuss 1 job
that's tither way below your
requirements or far too high.
"Do11't imateine that if you
leave it out, .. savs Ms. Lustig,
"that ymr may have a chance
to double your present
salary."
-MAKE IT clear ln an ac--
eompan.ving Jetter why you're
lookinJ? for another job now -
for instance. no opportunity
for advancement: or. mv com-
panv is relocating and I don't
wish to move: or, I've been
doin( consulting work but
want to get back Into in-
dustry: or. mv present job re-
quires thPt I travel 80 percent
of the time and I want to
spend more time with my
family; or, I'm Iookin~ for a
better job. etc. And mention
any gqraphicaJ preferences
<>{ llmitalions you may have.
-Don't overdo on the in-
formation :vou include -e.g.,
don't lnclude such information
as your spouse's name and
education, your father's job.
the names and ages of your
children. yo1•r colle,ee fratemi-
tv, the f11et that your health is
"superb."
-DON'T GO TO the extra
and unnecessary expense of
having your resume bound in
a fancy cover or mailed in an
oversized envelooe. Just mail
a copy in the usual business-
slu envelope. Don't be tqo
original in the way you present
your background either.
'Heading up your resume
with a phrase like "Man
Wanted" with :vour uiclure un-
demeath, sa:vs Ms. Lusti.lr. will ••.only assure you a nee:itive
lvl)I! of interest. '~Anti. dn .. 't ;n-
clude refe"encts. You'll be
asked for them at the proper
time.
-Be exceedin,1dy careful
about tvpograhical errors and
misspellings in your oril!:in11l
resume before you have It
duplicated . Tbese errOl'l wUl
9el'Ve as distractions.
-And a final key point
'!l!ldch really is Implicit in
1111111)' of the above polnla:
Jlailt lbe lengtb of your
nanne to ooe or two paaes.
Shortage
Of Toilets
at:
NIEwPORTIR INN
11~ .....
Mcll)IWt '-"'"' c.lf.
Plane Planned
.IMllaJ, Slftlmlllr 11, ·• p.11.
• • ¥1 ................................. .. ......
Included .... tho finolt &nde in ....u U>d lugo
tlzN: NAIN!.....lntt,14 stJk QUM\:'= KESlfAN, KERMAN,. lfil'AllAN. SAROU l!OKHAJIA. AF·
GRAN, HA11ADAN, A!Wl:llL, 1Z. llll!Jt.ND.
BILOUOllS'l'AH Mid othen. Aloe Ind-1rt
-~ ooll!ct<>r'• l"""'i ..
Auc,l11111n ... •11 ultw
T.,,.,..t C.. w CIMO'
!
'North A merican Slates Jet
EL SEGUNDq (AP) -
Nortb Americairllockwell has ,
lllltOUnced plans to build a new It.al bullnel! Jel. the
fifth II a -ol Sab,.ilner
OOihllimtal jets to be built by Ule,_,fi,tm'• new Sab,.liner dl.-
'nlt Ihm lll<I Wedll<lday
tllal two Gani .Electric
CF700 turbopounda o! thrust
are now being fitted on the
Sabre 76A jell at GE'• Mojave
night tetl center.
Each Y,t II upected to coot
IU million on !be retail
markel, the !lrm said.
FliJlht leltlng 11 ocbeduled to
begin in October and certincia-
tion expected b1 tbe sprin(,
Norllt Amtrican llid.
COMPI,E'f&NEW YORK STOCK LIS'l'
~ .. J
Political No~s
For The Realtors to Hear
Record Prop. 22 Author
De•tla Notfeea
~· c1fi~"t: !f• 111 .. !!'12 . Yf;'r,,,~"e,P.::f ~ 7r.:
lllCft. DI lh. '*"91;;;,.: IOI! .. Jtrry W.
S!llaMtl. COlll ~l "•ul L. C1J1111en, r.rden s~fri:i ,n;.t''t.' c.,e1 ... ~ • .:n .... -.~: ... m.i:":r.,1 ... ...:i IWO ll1twf7 ~' .. ';;{" n, M ~hl'I!,~~ • ..,~ HWZO!!h 0 0 f I d p I 1f:l1i 'e;J''. =1';...., ... 'l:;..~~~l~:"'I
.... ltttt Mt'"ll'!'' "''"· lwj oldw.., Mort"t~~ttfiiil'telorL
Ma ...... 11. M. ca.ii n ....... IOI rH!Nnt of P:ou11i.1n V1llty, at!~~ dHtll, Seo-~t...,=.,.i,~ sli."!on. 1li1·~11::1C:1CZt;
-·~··1 Mul,_YI two~=", (:fl I , ~.~ llKh;
::'', ::.1:l:, .::.i,~j, "~"".'•m~ :!1 'r-r-M~· j',,.';l'.,, '' , S Slme.i • Jv C•ftlOli.;""" . llltennenf, Mwftl 1..,.... -!Irv, Br:• Col«.00. Smltl'll t111ry, ........ '~''"' Giibert T. P:~I . "'-.,, of ICM 11;..,. O'AntlfMI, r. p,111 of dHlh, Wpt.,,.., 1 ,...,.., ...ci ~ wll9, M.
•w. • ~ -• i""''· ""~' •· l'MMt", C """"""'' IO. Mr. F lmlw WH I Ml .... DI LOI ""'tll ,... I ef
.. ~ lfH OI' J11 ...... fl.I Wll 1~1~ 111. '!.'f N~ c:~ E1111l,,_r. "::riT\V.r''f"v.Ti Ml ; Ind w11 1
ti. •tJ...i .... ~·;. :r' ~ ft~"Tf!d-,,. Fllrtievtl'I NMrt« I p.,tt. 1<1m Ii• ~I•/ =:trl11<1tlon1 f.:~Y,. 'Z
lto&Ht l. l,;·· t:.w;,:::.~ dlt ~fl 411e ef dM§..."11: tmbtr 14, lt'1;
~'If, ,,E~M:~11~L1no; r: "''" ~ ... ,.,.;,\ ""~ . II; lllttrt " M•1· w" 111t1. A to iwrv Doy
art~~Ml'l:.i ltno Th°"r.,';°"' ~~r°t:~1 •• u:~,·· "'~r.~~~ ~tir, ,\:!:fnc:v~...., 'lf'r.i"'r/:.111 n.ert
cllOlct. ' nc ~rv. Dlrtetorl.
By O. C. HUSTINGS
Of "'• °"''' .. u .......
Los Angeles Co u n t y
Assessor Philip Wal.SOn will be
in Orange County Wedneaday
to give a pitch for Proposition
14 before county members or
the California Real Estate
Association.
Walson is the author of the
tax refonn proposal which ap-
pears on Novembtr ballot. He
says it would force the state to
shift school and welfare costs
to revenue sources other than
the property tax.
* * * SPOKEsMEN from three
poUtlcal parties and t h e
Lea11ue of Women Voters will
diacuu current election Wues
Thursday night in Anaheim .
'Mie gathering, part of a
pubUc affairs p r o g r a m
sponsored by the Rancho San·
tiago Community C o I I e g e
District, is open to the public
without charge. lt is acheduled
for 7:30 p.m. at Crescent
School, 5121 E. Gerda Drive,
Anaheim.
Panelists will be Le e
Potdolak of the !..£ague of
Women Voter s, Arnold Hano
af the Orange C o u n t y
Democratic C e n t r a I Com·
mittee, David Brandt af the
GOP central committee and
Donald Swenson of l he
American Independent Party.
* * * . HAVEYOU noticed? Them·
Ex-athlete
Sues Firm
For. $50,000 t:~·~·,~:, f:'Jf~~"~
k'~lllt . ~ 4 . ArtNhof1 ''"'' An•. ot • s.o11mw t1, 1tn. SANTA ANA A -t'1ted A'"l\ ~ Mr; trld ~· Afohur -'"' fic'l~~~~~JJJi:~& 1:i:; football player who claims
pet.r;,it 1r:ftd1ifil.t.:' Mr ....... ur1~: Worthington Dodge unlawfully
ao1 ... J:"8' 1Nttma! 1r=r1n11, MT. used pictures of him and hi! ~~~~ 1ma.r it, crr4; family for a d v e r t i s I n g
f'Klfk ltw • lnt1r,,,.,,1, PK/"' P"~' h"" sued t h e "'" •L-"'""· PKll c v "' -........ ~ <>.:> Mortv.rv. rte'Wli:TIN automobile dealership f 0 r ~... """"· uu ,,_Ji ·~.. ·~ 000 "llOrt ltKfl. 0.11 fll dffm, oltmlllr .....,, ·
1. 1t1:1 s vrv..i1 ~· ] el', M,... Charles Ray Johnson af -• A 11, N acl'li.JE. ed anlr rirn r., It Heh· ve llunUnm-Beadl, wbo play
• I WI Mf'Y Cq, 'ii' •-• • f'M. o...o.i Mtmor • fol' the Buffalo BJJls and San I rN. I I• ,..,,_,. h • cortM EN rKt1n. Diego Chargers during i!
_,_ o. 11:oac11. ..... ": rr,1d .... 1 ot nine years as a pro, names the Vlin\i_wAflJ.~· o." of-~''"1.•'°'\'"'-' Ch ck Se Adv ~•·1·ng f(~T:J~,~~;·ift:f~~ Ag~ncy as ~dendant:'i; his ~. '"""''· ~ ;':': Orange County Superior COwt tiMMN. mum Mortv1rv. lawsuit.
••• r "•Ill llttldolflh 110-,. ,.o CorGl'lldo. co111 Johnson contends pictures o
~~~:_ ~:,~·.Jf1T!~r,' 1~ ~!~y him playing football with his
M. ·11:0v. Coit• WM1 ~tlll••· wi1111m £. wife and four children were
fiYr.! ~.~·c~'t!"l~110~' t=ir.· .ti!; · included in an edition af
ttav. H11"1\n1tan 1 m 'I ' r n • 1 "Worthington Dodge News" •rtliclNl'Wl1~r. 1 r1. A. . Kltlnt, ~:.k1f'rM.7_~ft~ i::.111tr·-~'T:~~ without his pf.fmission. He J:lk :~'lwl'J:':'v. gr=· f'•rk, was at the time· employed by
WESTCLIFF MORTUARY
ARBUCKLE & SON
1Z7 E. 17111 81., C..ta MHa
tNt• • BALTZ BERGERON
FUNERAL HOM! eo .... 11e1M1r l7U4lf
Cotta Meu MUat • BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
the Worthingtan group as a
service adviser and manager,
according to the !Uit.
Federated
Chambers
Name Pair
itlalJ ofthe American
Independent Party (A IP)
rhyme with APE.
* * * WHEN a covey a( con-
servative Republicans an--
nounced last week they were
neeing the Grand Old Party in
favor of the AlP and Jahn
Schmitz, George E. Del~
ty, chairman of the Orange
Counly Republican Central
Committee. issued the follow· Tapped
ing temperted testimony :
"II is unfortunate that Brigadier Ben Wold of
divisions within our Orange Fountain Valley has
County arganizalion have been named director
resulted in certain memben of the Men's Rehabili-
af the Orange County Co-tation Center of the
ordinating Rep u b I i can Salvation Army in
Assembly changing their Santa Ana.
regi1trations. l respect any ------------man's decision to follow his
conscience, but al the same
time, I regret the loss of hard
working Republicans. My hope
is that, in the near future, we
will resolve these differences
and reunite under t h e
Republican banner to work
together to Insure the success
of those ideals we all believe
in. Of those people who
registered A.l.P. to back
Governor Wallace in 1968, aver
50 percent re reg is te red
Republican and supp art
Governor Reagan in 1970.
Therefore we must also con·
sider the elections in 1974 and
1978 when we comment on
matlers ar this kind ."
* * * MOU.Y McGee, 18, Seal
Beach, ha1 jained Terry
Moshenko's campaign
organization to help.him in his
bid to wrest the 70th Assembly
District seat away from
Republican Bob Burke af Hunt.
ington Beach.
Moshenko, a Los Alamitos
attorney, notes that Miss
McGee, a recent graduate cf
Los Alamitos High School, has
served as a representative to
the state Board of Educalion
for the California Association
of Student Councils.
* * * ANOTHER altorney who is
rwmiDI for of!lce, FuUerton's
Conrad 'J\lobey, bas lashed out
agatnst his apponent in the
23rd Congressional District,
Del Clawson, wlio, Tuohey
claims, has failed to promote
toturlsm in So uthern
California.
MRS. mt Finney is the new
Westminster chairman a( the
Committee to R.Mlect the
President.
Cal State
Bus Lin,es
To Begin
License
Fees Come
To ,Coast
SACRAMENTO -Orange
County has received $77,486
and all Orange Coast cities
have received amaunts in pro-
partion to t.'leir population as
their share of revenues
depo5ited in the state Motor
Vehicle License Fee .Account
during July, 1972.
The office of the State Con·
troller has re p or t ed &J>'
portlonment amounts for the!e
cities:
Costa Mesa, $4 ,980; Foun-
tain Valley, $3,024 ; Huntington
Beach, $8,872; Irv.ine, $1,305;
Laguna Beach, $965 : Newport
Beach, $3,520; San Clemente,
$1,175; San Juan Capistrano,
13>8 ; and Seal Beach, II,774.
WomanWim
Store Suit
SANT A ANA -An Oxnard
woman w h o succeufully
claimed that she was lalsely
arrested in the May Campany
store in Buena Park ha! been
awarded $12,500 in damages
by an Orange Cowity Superiar
Court jury.
Mrs. Susan Dahl, 2 8 ,
ariginally sought mare than
$800,000 in compensalion from
the firm when she claimed
that store employes unlawfully
detained her then turned her
over to local police on June 8,
1971.
The jury agreed that there
was no just cause for the ar·
rest of Mrs. Dahl on shoplift·
ing charges. Criminal pros·
ecuUon was abandoned short·
Jy alter her arrest.
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LI 11-3133 • McCORMICK LAGUNA
FULLERTON -Cal State
Fullerton students. faculty and
staff and the public who live
norUr-and east of campus may
Jack Barne t t , execulive take a bus to campus begln-
manager af the Newport ning Sept. 25, the first day af
Harbor Chamber of Cam· school.
Judge Rules
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merce, and Bob Evans, ex· The new service will run
ecutive manager of the San twice each hour Mondays
Clemente Chamber of Com· through Fridays on two dif-Md
merce, have been installed as ferent routes. SANTA ANA -A i way
officers of the Federated Students may buy a $10·per. City mOran has beentruSuled s~ne
DAil Y PllOT 9
AllOriion A.rgo111eni , Ba.ges
•1 8USAN SWAlll .,_ .anlzaU:tm called • • P r o rn;., wliich bl Ayt bu about
ea,ooo-....
A ·lftlllOJll -llrlvlnc Re cootaidl tho ''Ult tide la Miial.oo~fne1'ay
-a bWboorcl advertlsluJ ID be&llmlng lo tum aplnll 1bm1Jon CC3'mwl~ ICl'Vice abortion and our rorc:e1 an
IDd -tho call that put.I Jllltpolltlca":l"1 ~ ~--~~ her in ICOldl willl a doctor wlio -.--'will slff her ID abortJon. Uooally. W• never had a Another woman mdl 1 atatewide pp ba!OR."
-per artJcle abou! ·an S p e a k 1 n g about lhe
mtkbOrtlon group forming In lr&U'""'ts people raiae in
San Pranciaoo and cootacts favor. of abortlGll, Joe-Burke
the cn:anlier because she sakl, "The unwanted pregnan-
dlslll<ea California's Uberalized cy argumeol hardly ,..ml
abortloo law. like a valid ,......tor IUJng a
Those women l)'lllboliu the ORANGE COUNTY hwnan life. 1llen's a very
battle Jines being drawn on the clear parallel with Nazi
abortion issue in calilomia -Germany where the Jews
a state that for four years tw weren'I wanted and look al the
had a Jaw which has had the hollocaust that resulted from
effect of enabling just about timents on the Lssue. that."
any woman who wants an The Republican says it I! Sen. Anthony Beilenson, the
abortion to get ane. clear that ••the intent of the Beverly Hill:s Dtmocrat who
'"The battle over the ethics I967 law hasn't been followed authored the liberalized .law,
or abart.ions is just beginning at all. says that where California
here," said the Rev. Hugh "I think the idea was that moves on the abortion ques-
Anwyl, assaciate director of this panel of three doctors tian will depend on who is lll.J t:~Y'
the Los Angeles Planned would interview the gal. and if elected governor in 1974. I
Parenthood group Jn an in· she showed signs the pregnan--Reagan Kas said be won't be
terview. cy would be a real hardship running again and there are a
"The debate is going to get mentally, then okay," Burke host of Republicans and (Fl Q l )
much hotter before we're said in an interview. "But the Democrats wha will probably y ur egs
through. Any time we're in an way it's being used, some pea:-be making the clash for the
interim stage -as we are pie in the medical professlan post. _ . -
now -a lot or people are are using the law...as a crutch While Beilenson defends his
goi ng to have their value for abortion on derhand." abortion law and , opponents Al R
systems challenged," said Joe Burke, a San Francisco gear up to try to tauRhen its CAUFORlll.A
Anwyl, who reparted his non· insurance executive who is no content, the State Supreme ftom Orup C1a11J
prafit organization handles the relation. t 0 Assemblyman Caurt ~tinues to pooder the reurwatiou (714) 540-4551
majority cf nonprofit abortion Burke, heads a statewide um-law's legality an the basis of L----------~
referrals in the state. brella group for antiabortion two ·c.ases'. The court heard the
Anwyl and alher proponents11';;;;;;;.,;.~~~;;;i~~~~~~:S~~S5::=~=~S::=~S::::::::::::::~'\ of California's 196711
Therapeutic Abortion Act say
they have to agree with the
vehement opponents of
liberalized abortion laws when
the apponents say they have
"just begun to fight."
The act allows a woman to
have an abortion in an ac-
credited hospital if a three-
doctor panel okays her reason
for the abortion -mental
health problems, physiolo~ical
problems, rape or incest -
and the operation is perform-
ed duririg the first 20 weeks of
pregnancy.
Last year 116,750 women un·
derwent legal abortions in
California -compared with
5.031 who did so in 1968. tbe
first full year the law was in
effect. the Stale Department
af Public Health reports.
Antiabartion for~s have
watched these es ca I at in g
statistics with a grim eye, but
sa far all efforts to toughen
the act have been turned back
In the California Legialablre.
What galls the opporients Is
that experts say about 98 per
cent of California aborlioos
are performed under the men-
tal health clause -or what
the critics call "the mental
health loophole.''
Gov. Reagan expressed his
disapproval of the current
situation in a June news con-
feren~. saying he Is unhappy
abortions are available "on
demand" as a result of the
Jaw he signed four years ago.
"I had confidence that we
could depend on the medical
profession itself pal'!cing this
bill," Reagan ta1d reporters.
But he added that he has not
considered any s p e c i r i c
changes in the present law.
Tben in August a natianwiOe
GalhJD Poll came out showing
that 64 percent of Americaiis 1
think only a woman and !fer
physician should d e c l d. e
whether she has an abortion.
Assemb l yman Robert
'Burke, a Huntington Beach
Republican woo has autbared
several unsuccessful attempts
to toughen the abortion law ,
said in an Interview he is not
at all sure the poll accurately
ref I e ct s Californians' sen·
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secretar,y for the 1972·73 year. can buy the same $10 pass or foliowing t de.at 0 15 & r
The chambers met for a pay 25 cents per one-way ride. friend's 17-monfu..old daughter. Sons of Norway, the Trygve
harbor crui.5e, dinner and In. 11le public must pay is cents Judge William Murray foWld Lie~Lodge, wlll hold a luau cm
stallatlon ceremonies recenUy per ride. Charles Edward Helton, 19, Sept. 22 at the HaJecrest
in Newport Beach. A joint venture af the sane alter exarntning reports Clubhouse, 3103 Klllfbrooke
The Fedttation consists of university's Aas o c 1 ate d compiled by doctor! woo o:-Lane, Costa Mesa.
20 Orange County chambers Students and the Orange amined the defendant. Cocktails will begin at '1:30
and promotes joint I y -Caunty Transit Di!trict, the He was charged w Ith p.m. and dinner, dancing and
sponsared activities a n d pilot system will cost an murder July 30 just 24 hours entertainment w1ll begto at
services for mutual benefit. estimated $25.000 to $28,000 after Melanie Lynn Williams, 8:30 p.m.
Ben Paschall of the Santa during the first year or opera-17 months, died in Orange Ca.II 962·1980 or 67>4950
Ana chamber became presi· lion. Costs will be shared county Medical Center from for reservatians by Monday,
dent and Bruce Snyde r, Equally by the two organlzR. the,.. effects or what doctors Sept. 19. Tickets are $6 per
manager of the Tu s t In lions. said was a heavy beating. person.
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Done by Dunn
Pat Dunn gets thinga dooe.
Throw her your challenge:
and lff how she handles It ln
Sunday's "At Your Service"
column.
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:Very Dull Trading
Slows Up Market
NEW YORK (AP) -Stock m~et prices e)9Md
lower Monday in very .dlill tndlng that uw llWl1
in""tora oU on the aldellnes or home oblening the
. Yom Klppur Jewlall Holiday.
• "Traditionally, not much happe111 over a Jewlall
· h'!llday," declared Lucien Hooper, 11111\yst with W. E. Hutton & Co.
Charles M. Lewis of Treves & Co. uid that ri.
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Sof twood log expons from
Oregon . \\1:i s hinglon.
Callfflrnla :incl Al:i~k<i lol:iled
21J.6 rrl!Hon board-fert in ,Ju-
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rer10rts.
Tht total , ne;qr ly thr<'<' Ii •·!
that or July, 1971. ref' l! th•
long ~k strike v.· h i r h
paralyzed the \Vesl Coast last
summer.
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Need Help, Too
Many Unmarrieds
Go to Counselor
WASHINGTON (AP) -You
don't have to be married to
seek out a marriage counselor.
From Boston to Beverly
Hills, p s y c h I a t r I s t s and
counselors say that within the
past year unmarried couples
have been beating a track to
their doors in unprecedented
numbers.
"The principal reason they
come Is that most people who
'Tlae under•tand·
ing U>faen the11 Ht:e
t.cgetlaer is t h a t
they're Ir e e. It
doe•n't tcork that
way ••• '
llve together become emo-
tionally involved and don 't
know how to break up," said
Jarle Bron, founder of the
Institute of Marriage and
FamJly Relation.<.
practices Include unmarried
couples who Jive together.
"THE UNDERSTANDING
\\'hen they live together is that
they're free," Brors aald.
''But it doesn't usually work
that way. It's not much dif-
ferent from marriage except
that in one case they have a
ring and in one they don't."
One counselor gave this ex-
ample of an unmarried couple
that sought bJs advice:
Peter. and Pat, two college
students from New York, had
been Uving together about a
year.
"Peter insisted he loved Pat
and considered their rela-
tionship permanenl. but he
was not ready lo get married.
Pat was. After numerous
arguments, they went to a
family counselor. After four
sessions, they split up.
"It became clear that
neither of them felt com-
fortable t ogether ,'' the
counselor said. "Arter the first
session, ft came out that he
did what he damn well plea>
ed, and she felt used, that It
was nothing more than a con-
venience for him."
Supervisor Chief Wants
Public w Buy Beaches
SANl'A CRUZ (.(!') -The lllalm>enla IJ1 the two years upecll" of PGU'11ppllcalloo
chairman of the Sanla Cruz •Ince !he law waa written, for an AEC conalnlclloo
Coonly Board o1 SUpa"<)lon • B ri ,,_ ~I !or the plant, to . bt =~.ea~=-~~ :l:· LOS :G~ (~)-The Polo~~. '!'°_.co: m~
city of Santa Cruz to the San State Waler lltaources Control north of San Francllco .
. Mateo CoontY'Uoe. Board bal .. 1 1hlnda7 for a The dub'• petltloa llfd
"f want to set up a pro. hearing on why ill North J'Ga rejected allermlive
cedure whereby people from Cout llejjonal Board failed to Illes that would be Nier IDd
all parll of the state can buy act on ctTtaln pollutlon curbo ...,. less potentlal rodlolc-
certifkalel and the funds can IJ1 Northern California. live IDd lllermal pollutlon.
be used to purch81e the A spoWmall aaJd I b e
coaslli11<," aald Phil Harry at re~I board In Santa RDea e Loeatloto E"e• a ne"' conference. twice poslpooed final action on FRESNO (AP) -The
Harry e • t 1 m a t e d the curbl recommended by Ill western side of the San Joaquin
purcha,. price at $4 million i.-.. Valley aoutb ol FraDO County
$5 million. ( ) is considered a possible site
Harry added that he hoped ECQ'YQGY for a :proposed nuclear pnru the hoard would work with San LJ plant, a Los Angele5 Depart,.
Mateo County to purchase all _ , ment of Water and Power (lf.
of the coastline between the ficisl aa)'I.
highway and the ocean fr(lm own stall aimed at limiting The DWP ls no tonger con-
Sa.n Francisco to Santa Cruz. di!cbarges from logging, con-slderlng the Sierra footbills
structlon and associated in-be:cauae or u n certain
duslrles. geologlcal conditions, Eugene e Reports J\'eedecl
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Caliloria court.I may block
public pro/ect.s u n t 11 en-
vironmenla impact reports
meeting the standards set by
the state'• 1970 environmental
quality act are made public,
the irtale Court of Appeals bas
ruled.
The court ordered t h e
Coostside County W t t e r
District In San Mateo County
to halt an expansion project at
Denniston Creek because it
failed to file a sufficient en-
v l r on men ta I impact
statement.
The ruling was the first
against a public or private
utillly regarding I m pa c·t
State board member Rooalcl Kolfmann, the department'•
B. Roble said, "f am ex-nuclear project engineer, said.
aspented by !hr l!ll811s'' pace
with whlch the North Coast
Regional Board considers im-
portant problems."
eslte Oppe•etl
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)
The Sierra Club says It has
asked the Atomic Energy
Commission to prevent Pacific
Gas and Electric Co. from
building a proposed Mendocino
nuclear power plant () n
grounds coostroctlon would
violate antJtrust laws.
Attorney David Peso n en
said the club filed a petltlo!I to
intervene in the "antitrust
Irvine Man
Commissioned
Francisco P. Briseno, Irvine
resident and Orange County
deputy district attorney, has
been commissioned a captain
in the Marine Corps Reserve.
Briseno, 5062 Chateau Cir-
cle, first e.nllsted in the
reserve program In 1956. He
receJved his conimisslon at an
i\ug. 5 ceremony at the El
Toro Marine Corps Air Sta·
lion.
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NEWPORT • FASHION ISLAND •
Try Satur®r's News Quiz Brors w& BmOng more than
two dozen family counselors
questioned in a survey of
seven metropolllan areas -
Atlanta, Boston, Chicago. Los
Angeles, New York, St. Louis
and Washington. All said th<ir
Many of the counselors ea.Id
Iha! the Intrigue ol living
together withcut marriage
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awhile. Jjjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii "It's like trying to live with
Performer
Sues Cit y
Over Boa
SYRACUSE, N. V. (UPI) -
A snake lies behind the feud
between exotic dancer Ru.sty
Nails and the city -0f Syracuse.
The 33-year--0ld Philadelphia
entertainer. whose real name
is Janice Pyatt, is suing the
city for $261,000, claiming
fal se arrest and temporary
kiss of the 30-loch boa con-
structor used in her act.
Miss Pyatt said she was ar-
rested July 25 at the club
where she was appearing on
charges of posses.!ing a reptile
without a permit. The snake
was taken to I.he city zoo.
But she was released the
next day when police
discovered tile Board of
Health ordinance had been
repealed Sept. I, 1970.
Her attorneys said the nine-
mor11-~·1 boa was returned to
her a r·1y weeks later, but on-
ly a[ter she agreed to leave
the state.
Miss Pyatt ls &uing for
$10.000 for loss or work. $1,000
for the loss of the snake, and
Sl50,000 for fal se arrest.
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something the spirit doesn't go
along with," said Joseph
LaLiberte, supervisor of the
Boston office of the Family
O:lunseling Guidance Center,
Inc. "Despite the surface
coolness and sophistication,
they recognize the importance .
or a sustained commitment. It
goes back to a primary ne«I.
It 's been a pert t them for so
many years."
Some counsel(lrs said that
unmarried couples often seek
help in reaction to disapproval
from family ar neighbors.
"'SOME ARE afraid of their
Image and hide the fact
they 're not married,'' said Dr.
Leopold L. Waulder, a clinical
psychologist in Greenbelt, Md.
·iThe fact that It's a relatively
new phenomenon makes it dif-
ficult. Some people try to ex-
periment with new · kinds of
social relationships, but they
also have ties with the past."
In Beverly Hills, Dr. David
Radell, administratlve direc-
tor for the Center for Behavior
Therapy, said that unmarried ·
couples make up almost 2o
percent of the cel!ter'a
cllentele this year. Treatment,
he said, usually takes two half-
hour visits eaC:. week for 10 to
15 weeks. Dr':> Donald F. Cowan, !hi
center S. assistant director,
said unmarried couples 'l!fho
seek help olten don'I have the
commitment to each (lther to
follow through with ~erapy.
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' voi:. ts, NO. 261, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ·19, l9n TEN CENTS
'Surgery' .. to. UCI Hospital Propo:sal Possible
A 1112-bed community bosollol propooed
fo' be built adjacent to the UC Irvine
medical 1 school campus and future
teacblng hospital, faces an uph!D struggle
nell Monday when the Orange County
l!ealth l'la!>nlni Cooncil ( 0 C H P C )
revielVS the t •PP.roval application.
Tbe .. facUltles review corrimlttee of the
~ aarrowly approved the Western
Wor10 M'edlcal Foundation'• bid IBat week
!or Ille lniuat stage ol developinent of ...
Ml1Q Qlnic ol the 'w .. t:"
The commlUee voled a to 7 to overturn
a staff recommendaUoo to deny the pro.
posed general care ~IJ Gil the
grounds the1'> ..-alniidY toO many
hospital beds unmed ln ona,e County.
The hQopltal, to be -largely by
private ¥*• la belJW =y a gtoup of 100 Hirlior Area. (l1l1llc
If apprciwd by cGUDty anct llate 'l>ealth
plannen, the hospital would be the flnl
'of ..,,era! .medical bulldlnp -clinics,
the bolpitaf;and doc:tor'a .olliecs -to be ' .
built on a 150«n alte r~ by the
Irvine ComP81!1 near Ille lnlenecllon of
MacArlbur l!Oule9ud and Unlveralty
Drtva In Jrvlne.
Tiie pll'CO! adjoins another UNc:n!
site reoerved by the UC Jtestnla for
development of Iha· UCl.calilornla eouece of.Medldno' campua, IDcludlng a
. S5CMJed leaching hoopllal, already ap-
pro...i by the health plaimq. agencies.
However; lhal faclllly'1. lulure hup In
the halance of Novmrber 'iOler approval
eca
·nomas·Says
~'. 1st Opi11io11
Insufficient
By FREDER!Clt SCHOEMEHL
Of .... o.Mv-, .........
Laguna Beach Bqard of Ed\lcation
presldeDI Willllm, 'J'.hGmU u1d today· he
bu called !tr • wrl-oplnlm from the
Co!Jnty QiolDlel'• olllee .....,.iJrw a dote
for the nca11 elec\lon · ag8Jnst Trustees
Palricla Gllle\le. IJ!d'.~' Linke. · ·
"I'm lind QI •P\llrlc --in. formatjon," ~ .. declued, •referring
to ·a -..... ,_ Qiomty Oollllcll
lhal Ille -n:=:"'!!!l· lre-W '"!l\!dD ;Ta~ ~ ol riliJiOi< : folkiWlni. IJOllflnililln IA' I u U i C lo i1 ~ lllnamni iB.'ltil pollllaaa,, -
~ :_ 8( ~'Illa pollllmd,, _,
lierllllod -~ ..... TlllrndlY'ad
will In pr: nut ID• .jllll'· -lioont
durlrl( 11a --a.Y:a·p.m. Tue1c1•1 al the Edorcalllll Olllar, llU!llllll.Olll' SL
. 'Ibo -. oplnlm added lhal a
l'l!llmlhle lenlth .«>time ii Iii: days -
mening 1111 bDonl -hi .. lo •cl Cl1
an eloclJm -bytepl, 15. Thoniu ..U.. Ille ~ for the wrtt·
leu oplnlm WU made by hhillelf, DOI the
--. and lhll the reply will Ire -~lohim.
"J've -In ~·with Linke ....
of a $270 111llllon state health sdencos
bond measure.
Foundation P""ldi!nt, State Sen. Den-
ni> Carpenter (Jl,.Newpori Beach), urged
the OCHPC committee to "think big."
"II b DOI jull onolher hospital that Is
proPoSed, but the !Int part of a great
medical center," Carpenter said.
Backen ol the Weolem World facility
empbasbed, the community hospital
would nol compete with the· UCI leaching
ho&pital.
Nevertheless, the foundation I s
prepared to go ahead with construction in
the event the university facility is not
buit on campus. Leglslators, including
some from Orange County notably Ken·
neth Cory (D-Oarden Grove), ha ve op-
posed construcUon of the hospital at UCI
favoring' to.stead, a site more cenlrally
located.
Western World wou:ld b.tild near the
campus, however, to serve the futur e
populations of the Newport Beach and
Irvine hospital service area.
The foundation predicts a populatim
base of 74,00) in 1975 will require 168
beds; 141,00> in 19IO means 319 beds are
necesary. and by 1985 some 209,000 peo-
ple would mean 472 beds would be need·
ed.
Among backers and directors ot the
roundation are Dr. Gerald Sinykin, a
Newport area doctor and director of !tu·
dent health services at UCI ; Walter Bur·
(See HOSPITAL, Page I)
REMBRANDT l'AINTING BOUGHT BY LAGUNA ENGINEER JAH KOLAlt
Pon ind Ink 'Study•of.,.~ W~ W..,>Pone ArouM 1650
Glllll.te ad I'll alllde wtth lbetr wlahes," "lblmu 8dded. ~1We're-uplOring all
P"91¥ltles.'' . ·.:. DA.ILY PILOT PMN H Rlchlrl P .....
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Laguna Mein Buy~,1650
Rembrandt for $7;700
An 8-by-111-lnch pen-and-Ink sketch by
Rembrandt now belonP lo a Laguli.a
Ilea~ engineer. " 1 Jan Kolar, 1689.Bluebird Canyon Drive
outlasted two other bidden for lbe draw·
Ing at an aucllon suiicjay at I h e New-
porter Inn.
Kolar paid $'1,700 for .the circa 1850
sk~. Bidding lllltted al $1,080, and
wenl up In lncrementa of $100. ·
The "Study .of an A.pd WGmlll" was
valued 1t $10,000 by arl ~ at the
HOU!< of Hartford In Las Angeles In JUiy
of 1989. • '
'Ibo amount pllcf for lhl • pU;liiig will
10 to a ICJloce ·center ti0 Mc..Jund at
Las Angeleo Baptlal CoUece In Newhall
'!be school 'bu'~..ped.lbe,palnllng for lbe
past{ five trlonths.
It wai donited by•'Btii 111fc0oke',>presl-
denl of the Jltar of Slam Jewelry store clllJo. wtio nceli1911 tbe ll<et<h In trade
fbr ""1ey In ._ I
"1111 a bolulJ • ' ... a dw;<llilg, litUe
Uetc:i,W --tell . .,,.,,... !nmao,
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DrlPLEX RENTED .
IN ONE EDITION
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iureclor ol 1he Lqana l;leacb llloseum ol
Ari, who' altendffl the IUCllon. "He paid
a fair price-for tt"
'Ibo dlalt'q, he• ~ WU probalily
r~.lrom ..,. of -·· lblch-pods. "Al~ the'JllP'I' bu mellowed,
the Jiilcla ....., fro6, II .... U 1111 WU
clone yesterdl;y,~ -·-· . Kolar could DOI be 1'eacllld 11111 lilolilna
(or cxvnmenl on the pm-. ~ iqi .iiclioD, lWHoer;ho. lold
a rtporler ho WM DOI an arl eO!lidor,
but that be Md 0 burd of Rlmbrandt." ~.=-~= "'J! Rljn, lived Iron ~·to ._.
Big Coin COllection -.
Stolen in ~a
Tbe llioft·o( • coin -•lluod II
$l,IOO .... -'*' lo i,.._ -~ :..i. llldllnl II. -. a, of ..
Incl-In Ille -. _.. l,DOO .,...mra • ...u • ~ -
Iii! ......... ·-·...,,~ lald-lry lo Gii ................... lllnad""
pryl>g ... . • ..... 'l)lo .ciilma -
reported FrldaJ, . '
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Altemlll ... open.lo Ille boon! appear
lo be: BY· DAWN'S EARi'('. LIGHT, WORKMEN WHEEL CAPT.AIN'S •HOUSE INTO NEW LOCATION
. Old.Houw~'Now Life on Eue1lrpt-hodocl Lot onll.ilgun1>Beach'1 C1t1lln1 Sll'ffl -Ser ,Iha oledlon ~ Dlglit, which -111·pu1 the elecliou on Dec. 5'or Dec. u. .
-"°'81pooe -IDllD -·-y, DWl•lng Ille -could 'Ire held "" Dec. 12 .or llec.-lt.
-cmoider the elecllon matter Oct. 3,
whidl -1d push the decllon to Dec. 19
or Dec. a.
'Ibo lul opllo;r bu been ltlacUd by
nca11 blcbrl, the Concenied CIU....
for Schook. 'Ibey AJ Clirlalmu-l1me IC-
livitlel -mean I low voter lumoul Under provlaJom o t the California
Educatlarr Code, an ele<llao dote mull be
caJ1ed -74 lo • do:Y> fGl1owlng the
dote the -IUbjecl la --~ NanDlll Browne and Jane
Boyd -aald tbq-14 fawr ID eorly Deeemhe,r eleclion dote.
'Ibo -three memben have aol "'!"'rae*ed Gil the queslllll. .
Legislator Dies;
Defeated Ahzug
NEW YORK (AP) -Rep. Willllm F.
Ryan, 501 a veteran Democratic liberal
who ... u the flrll ._...,.., to vote
aplnll funda lor the war In Vielnam, -s.m::."'-· l\1ID '*' Rep. Bella s. A1!q in· tlte'Jlloa 1l'imar7.
Ile "lf.l~ .,..,~ for rruelur ll'UUI,
Mrftdbrl .. Of Cninm•mlal a.in.
i. the UnlW ~ ........ ap1llll
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Aid · Cut Vowed
To Nations That
Deal in Heroin
WASHINGTON (AP) -Prealdenl Nix·
on vowed today be would cut off all U.S.
economic and military aid lo any country
w1-leaden protect "the merehanta of
death who·traffick in.heroin."
Selecllng an lntematlooal narcotics
control conference .1o respond I o
Democr·atlc ..nklee · George
McGovern'• crilidsln' bf hla war on
drup, N!zon· aald "my aharp ....,..t Jn.
creases" In berolrr pl'lces In tbe ·eutern ·
United States "Indicate lhal tile supply is
drying up and that the• pl'l!S!Ul'e Is oo the
crilnlnal drug trade.
••we are 1oing to keep the beat on until
these despicable profiteers in human
misery are driven out of their hiding
places and ·are pot In prison where they
belong," Nixon aaid In prepared Cdm·
men ts.
His admJnlslrltloo bu made progre!s
In curbing the drug lralllc; Nixon aaid,
"yet we must do tnore to win this war
and we must do It even mote 'quickly."
He uked lhe U.S. diplomats who
..-.llnate oveneu effort> to curb,drug llipplJeo to convey •'lfils penonal
-for Ille: '"l!lii . ~t .w-leaderi
KRISHN'4S ·HIT ~==.:-~= _., -illal Iha Preoldeal qt the OVER r. .IDD ""E uoljed._....la ~.., llll1rte to _-i~~ . ~~~~alllf: . "'ri~ ..... '""~ ,late
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reac!ot mwClranla~·' ""' =~..:."'::n!: '! lrlfllck_..~lreroln." Iha .Pn.idOn! ~,
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Captain's House Gets
Orders to Inland Site
A bit of Laguna !leach history WU
tran!planted e.arly this morning as the
Captain'• House which once commanded
an ocean-bluff view was ·ua1gned to an
inland site.
The ·1886 slnrclure was slluated at 513
S.' Coast Hlghway on Upland Industries
laild: It "°" reposes In a lree-shaaed !Ot
at '11111 Catalina Street.
It was moved1 by the Trevor Cushmans
who at'Qulred the ho.,. from Upland ,
Industries. The lotel trip for llie old
house was four--tentha of a mile-and there
wer~ no hitches in the pre-dawn oper._
tion.
Jim Snow of the Snow Brother Houae
Movera, which 1ccompllshed the task,"
said tratlllporllng the 88-year old houM
was more difficult than most jobs due to
the locaUon of the house, the new lite
and the age of the .structure.
"lt wu harder than some houses to
pick-up because of the age," Snow said.
"Al far as the ttructure, Jt was OK," be
added.
'Ibo houle moving began al 4 a.m. with
the building being moved off the ocean
b1ull trite cmlo Coast HIRlnlay and lhen
up Coast Rlglrway to Cleo Street and
Council to Decide
on-Hano.'s Service
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. ,,,.. Lqij\ui~-• ,City Qiuncil Is .... ~ to_Wle · Wedl>elclay nilhl on
the term cil tel' ,\mold Hano on the
dty'I -.r of 7.onin( AdjUSlmellfl,
H1M11 <>lie-year term ol office elplred
March 1(, bul he wu ut.ed to oontlnue
until :! !ht April ~ ele<llao and -... •cll!n Could' be taken enlarging the bol froir\ lhro8 members to Jive .
', '1'he la!ler ad"" has DOI yt! been
t;la;add> -'6U rtquosled , a toundl ~roprdtal .lilo ... -asvlce.
directly lo the new preoperly.
Total job cost was around $3,l!OO, Snow
said. Cushman said that U p I a n d
Industries will help defray 10me of t'le
bill, pro-rated against what the cost
would have been to demolish the 1tnJc.
lure on lta site.
The Cualnnans have hired lb Oirlsllan
Abel, a Laguna Beach archllec4 to guide
the reatorat.lon of tbe borne. 'l'h!>Y hj>pe lo have work compl.ted 011
the home ·by 'Th~nkqivlng. Total cos< Is
e1pecled lo be about lli0,000.
Oran(e
Wea titer
The usual early mornfnl low
clouds and fog will dear off lo the·
usual IUIUIY alim-. aloq the
Orange Coast on Tuesday. llllhs ol
72 al the beaches rising to 12 in.
land. Low1 tonight 5M2.
INSIDE TODAY
Coca.Cola has hil tM Polll1'
market, with offkiol Communlll
bl<ning, not aa a •l/!Dbol of dol-
lar imptrlalt,,., if"t !Mr cu
I "Ill< frlut of ptocc . · .cotzirl-
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Z GAILY PILOT LB M-, S..-II, 1972 , , 't ,
Three U.S. Pilots ·Fr~e.d ·in HanOi Ceremony
HANOI IAP) -Three Ameriwl p;Joca
--durlac bomb l'lldo,,.. NGrtll Vl-m b"'e boon rtleu.d -<aps
tMly al a ceremony organi?td by the
North Vle:tnamtse Army and attended by
relatlvu and U.S. ptace actlvlsts who
journeyed to Hano i.
1btt are Navy Lt. Nonil Charles, 27,
wbcee "Ile 011a bad llown Ir o m Sao
lllqo; N.,y LI. Markham Gartley, 21,
whose motbu, Minnie Lee Gartley, came
from Dunedin. Fla., and Air Fori:e Maj.
Newport Man
Gives Up Mter
Patient Dies
By ARTlllJR R. VINSEL
Of ... Dettr ...... lltff
A Newport Beach man who aur-
rerdfred as a IU!ped in the alaying of a
young woman, whose luxury sedan bear--
tng the personalized license plate BIZZAR
Is sought today, was being flown
back lo the Orange Coast this morning to
face 1 murder charge.
carliss K. Ankeny, 33, of the Towers
Apartments, 3121 W. Coast Hlghway,
turned himself in to police at san
AnseJmo in lbe San Ftancisco Bay area
late Sunday nlgbt.
He was booked on murder charges In
the death of Diane E. Singleton, 22, of
West Los Angeles.
Miss Singleton died at Hoag Memorial
Hospital Sunday moming, about eight
Mura alter she was dropped off there
with a bullet wOWJd in her head by a man
who llillPOd ..,., without lclenJ•••·• -.., ...
Ankeny -.odered shortly after 10
p.m. In the company ol an attorney,
saying he was wanted In c:onnedklo with
the lhoollng, ~ Jo San AmeJmo pollce:-----,
D<i.ctive Sgt. Ed Clbba..JIJ WU ...,,
to the Bay Area city to bring the •uspecl
back aboard an Air California jetliner at
11 :30 a.m. today.
Police Community Relations Officer
Stan Bress.ler said investigators know Ui.-
Ue about the suspect at the present time,
including circumstance1 or the lhoollng.
Mill Slngleloo died without rqalning
<OllllCtclu-I
l/omicide detectiVOI did point out,
.bowever, that prtor In Ankeny'1 Sunday
night IUITeDder, a ft!Jatlve of MW
Slngleloo and alao her roommate, """'
tacttd theboopltal and were able to !dens
lily Ibo victim.
Automobiles llUed to both victim and
8USpeCI apparenUy bave some bearing on
the eue, ainct Newport Beach police to-
day. i8ued. • pUbllc appeal for ,a4 d tn
locallng them.
Ankeny'• """ are ldent!lled u f um C.Orvette, dark blue, wltb Me EAE and a
1!111 Iloclc• van with ll1i846J on the llceMe plates.
Miss Singlelon'a car la a 1972
Merce<le•Bem:, with the word BIZZAR
on ita personalized llceDJe plate, they
noted In asking for public help In locatinc
lbe veblcles.
Detectives said today they knew
nolhing about Miss Singlet.on, except for
the fact she lived in West Los Angelea
with another girl.
Shf: was delivered to Hoag Memorial
Jfosp1tal about 1 a.m. SWJday, and dJed a
few hours later.
lnvesligaton said the brunette hazel.
eyed victim was fully~thed but' did oot
lay if she had been beaten or if there
Were other signs of any kind of struggle.
San Anselmo Police, to whom Ankeny
surrendered , said he gave bis occupation
as a college student-teacher.
UCI Talk on Ecology
Representatives o( UC Irvine wiU e1-
plaln programs for maintenance of the
environment in the Saddlebac~l~e
area at the Wednesday evening eeneraf
meeting of the Saddleback Are a
Coordinating Council.
1be 7:30 meeting on the mezzanine
.level of the new Royal Savings Building
,in F'1 Toro is 1Joen tll the pu blic.
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h amb""" Ill• ... ~ ... publllflt<d tl'f
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O'•le .cll!kwu. •ra J111bll1 hed. M~'I' tll~
Fl'W1y, fw Cini• 11111'$11, N~ ludl,
t1W"tlll'l8kwl ll1MJ1fl'Oltl'l!flft V1llcy, Lffllfl•
11..,dl. lrv!nt/StdalU cil. ll<\CI S1n ~....,.,_,
Sin Jr,qn C•plllr~no. A \J1191e rtulolwl •11• .. P'lblr.Nd $Sl11rd ..... ""' &wd•n.
1"" prlMiPlll pW;W.1111 pMnl b 11 QI Wist
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PrulfMll eflCI Pvblllhv
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O>wjoJod ll tloolr -lruhm, 1111 -, .., la anddpo•IGG al Ibo
tbreo lllon Wft ;:!';:/ I t,. Ill -wm1 "IJ, ... ::re Ibo tllooi ol cl'ltllml olollt... ... ....... ' ... 11 ..... -
dV• ••' •• -~ ....... ,,,,.._ ................ .. r.1r 1n Ibo lfllllali, o1 w . -Let OarUer )o,Mjy put her
Eo<h pUot mllde a uteo:ent into IJ'llll ll'Ollod her Navy pl.lo! aon and Ilk!,
micropho... bef.,. Ille o~ me., "HI'• even belle< lookiDg lhen I
held belora V-and i:un>pe!l!I .....,.-. .. Mr1s Gartley 1 .. tho plll
television camuameo iD a htd\ctlng of the four yean bu actively p I c t e t e d
Peopiea Anny, Congrt11 and Ibo White HOll!O re< ao end
Olg1 Cbartes, 7:1, who bad her hair to lhe war,
Clemente Bird
Lost to Tli.ief
A San Oleqtente pet shop •••ner
became the victim of a parrotnaper
over the weekend, losing a prizecl
Mexican bird valued at '250,
Police said Earl ~.
owner of a pet shop at 1940 N •. El
~mino Real, noticed one of ·Illa ex-
pe11Sive blrdJ missing.from 1 perdl
In the enllyway of the shop,
The Mexican yeRowhead p1rrot
tJsually shared the area with other
~xolic birds kept in the atrium.
N'one of the birds ever flies,
Shropshire told officers.
This one, he insi!ted, bad h~
help.
NJ Assemblyman
Killed in Fight
With Bandit
Fro"'P .. e J
CUTOFF ...
future la the reuon we must succeed."
Meanwhile, the Senate ratified 69 to G
today a reviJion of a 9().nation treaty
designed to strengthen international con-
trol of narcotic drugs.
Under the revision, the International
Narcotics Control Board will be directed
to limit worldwide production of narcotic
drugs to the quantity needed for medical
and scientific uae, and refer evidenct of
illicit production and drug trafficking to
other nations and to the United Nations
GeneraJ A83embly. '-'
The protocol als6"~vldes for in.
ternational e.xtradit~cil drug offenders.
McGovern in a atatement iuued Sun.
day said the r1wnber of heroin addicta ln
the United States doubled 1inci 1911 •Ad
charged that Southeast Asta had become
a ma!of source o[ heroin becaUle the
Administration would not crack down on
the narcotiCl!I trade in Laos, 'nlalland and
South Vietnam.
Nixon made no direct reference to
McGovern's chargca, but hia commenll
appeared to be a sharp counterattack.
Schmitz Airs
Conspiracy
Acts in Talk
FronaP .. eJ
HOSPITAL •..
roughs, former pUbll.aber of the Orange
Coast DAILY PllX1r and one or lhe
prime-movers ln bringfug the UC campus
to Orange County, an•f Dr. Arnold O.
Bec;lrnwl ol Becl:man Instruments in
Fullertm who ii cbalrman of the Board
of Truatees of Caltech. Pasadena.
othen supporting tbe Western World
foundation appUcaUon were U c J
chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. and
Raymond Watson, executive vice presi-
dent of lhe Irvine Company'
Pilot Pigskin Pickeroo
Offering Bigger .Prizes
Five new spot1sors and 1 prize itruc-rnd Jambom Road, Newport Beach;
ture tba& orfers top winners more EastbJuff Vlllqe Centu, EastblUff
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valuable prizes than ever before are Drive, Newport Beach; Harbor View .-. Center, 5-11 Joaquin llUls Road and ~,at's new in the 1972 venlon of the MacArthur BouJevard, Newport Beach ;
Pilot Pigsklo Picl<eroo. and Westcllff Plaza, t7th Ind Irvlne M.rti .. Mtl,.111 P.O. lo• 666, •2612 --e.M ..... ; • '*"' a.y t'""
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kicks off ill fourth football seasoo In the The DAIL V PILOT 11 lltJJ nqollatlni
DAILY PILOT Tu,ldly. to obtlln Ucbll to 1 major rootball
Prize> or 125 for flrll, 110 ror second g1111e .. bonlll pr1ze1 lor top .......... In
and 15 for thlnl, fourtll and fUth ptaca Ibo 10..,...k 0011181.
are oflered to tlll1 ,..,.., best Picl<eroo Completa lnlonnattoo, nll.. and lllla
plcktrS. ol ..,... will appear aevtral limes each
They will be asked to pick the wlnntn -ill the sports ~ at Ibo DAILY
on 1 1111 of 30 p~ PR.oT. I
The prlie1 will be ID the form at · The llnt .,...t•1 enlll' fonn · will be
merchlnkitle wtillcltea, ipelldable jull pllblllhed Tuuclay and Wednelday la the
like money 11 the spomoring lhoppln( sports tectloo.
cu ten. The whlltle la about lo blow !or Ibo
The l]lOlllOn ,,. Unlvuslty Put ldtUll .
Shopping Center, CUiver and Mlchebon ' Readen Mt cblllqed lo bl ~
In Irvine; Bayside Center, Bayside Drtvo prophets ror proQIL
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Charles, Gartley and Eliu were the :I ffoUL ' •
first American prlaooerl 1<1eued by "9· Welle made a loall ID tweel Viet-
Hanoi since IJl59. Tho. U.S. Defenoe · _,_ COldlol 'lbu nllillC·• ~at •
Department ll<lor .. &llldlJ Ullod 5lf mdl. !ll'ltldid "' • --a.rles Americans known lo be captured ud aid, "I -t to IDlb a tout to Ibo good
held pri!oner in Sou.-i Aail and nae pooplt at Amer1ca wloo brought this
than 1,000 Americans m'•"C. ~ ef mboul."
Candidate's
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Widow Defends
Paneho Villa
SAN JOSE (AP) -Tbe whlt&-
balred .f'Jdow ' of famed loltljc'an
rewluticllwy Pancbo VW. uya her
hwtiand';Wu "oo bandit" dlrolte
Ibo ·lac\ be -tried to rob 'her molher. ·
Liii Oorrll do Villi, .,., bore
t!llU.C flleods ~. deacrlbed
Villi u "a pul DWI, a -I potrlot" who beltli!o4ed Ibo _.
and foulht rtcb -In Ibo tumulloUI )'Mn -1910.lllO. Sbe ,.W: Villa WU I ulflfto
thnalll, poeVyswrillng 11>111" who
"wu alwaya fighting." He wu
gumocl down In im.
Clas8es Slated
On 'Parenthood'
An eigllls-........ on "Tools for
SUccellful P.,_,lhood" will ba ollered
by Ptppel'dD lhdvenlty beginning
Wectno.i11 eveal!!g la St. Georle'1 Eplo-
~ Cburdl " 1-Hills,
-loll!dred , ....... of Laguna
Maull wlB -the -of 7:30 p.m. cluN clealcned to euinlne tecb-
nlque1 at developing communlcattoo
between parents and children, ,.1v1ng
pn>hleml and ldentlfytng ca .... of COil'
Diet.
A limllal' oourae will be laucJ>I by
Helen Trecy In Ibo Santa Ana EIU Club 'l'hundlJ at 7:JO 1p.111. Fee for Ibo
<l>Uia, wldch -·-liDlt " credit In poydiolog, It '3J,
Explorer, 85, Dead
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' VOL:. lS, NO. 262, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALFORNIA MONDAY, SErnMIER ·ra. 19n TEN CENTS
Three U.S. Pilots Freed • Ill Hanoi Ceremony
HANOI (AP) -Three Amerlean pllots .
ahol down cluriJli bomb raids over North
Vietnam have been releued from cap-
tivity at a ceremony organized .by Ille
North Vletnameae Army '¢.aU.nded by
relatives and -U.S. peace activista-who
journeyed to Hanoi.
They, are Navy Lt. :ifonil Charles, 27. w-wife Olga bad Oown Ir om Sin Dlero;, Noy Lt. MIO:khanl Gartley, 21, w-D)o!her, Minnie Lee Gartley, came
from DIS>edln, Fla., lllil Air Foree Maj. ..
Edftl)I Ella, U, of·Valdaoll, Ga.
Ov•Jo1"' al -,,.,, lreedom, lhe tlne Olin_.~ In new
civilian doClllac pro¥ldod lbom for SuJ>.
da.Y'• *IDiDllle ceo-•• a unique of·
lair In lhe -of warlaJ't.
Eacb pl1ol inade a ltllamenl Into
mlc!ophootJ boflln ,Ibo ~ releaae,
held .,.,.,. --aiid ~ lelevlaim caw In a ..,lkllnc ol lhe
Peopla Arni)'. .
Olga CharieJ, 'ZI, wJio ¥ her bait
wubed ·and Id fl>, a clOwntown Hanoi
beauty lhop In let=tloo ol lhe """"'°"Y• fought ' lhe throng of cameramen and. for an emo-
llollll embrace with bu illllbond
Minnie Lee Gat1fey JoJfully pul her
armo around her Navy pllol oon and said,
.. He's even better )ootlng then I
remembered." Mn. Gartley for lhe past
lour years bas ~ plcteltd
Congresa and lhe WbilO llouae for an end
to the war •
Ellu, who until Sa11Jrdo1 had apected
his wife or lather to como to Hanoi, said
to • ltltement before tbe ~I
"I have bOen told lbal for •ariouJ
reuo111 Ibey could not mate II, but I will
be seeing them IOOD."
Ellaa' lather, Barney, a bouslnr con-
sultant, said ln JacbonvWe, nJ., be, bl•
wile and. daughter-In-law decided It wa•
"nol In the besl lnteral of nlJ lhe POW•"
for them IO mate qi. lrlp. He abo laid
peace acllvlsts Cora Welal and· Dove
Dellinger, who UTqed lhe relwe and
were at the Hanoi eeremony, usured the
Elias family the major'• release would
not be jeopardiud by their not attending.
Ol&rles, Gartley and Elias were the
fll'st American prisoners rele~ by
Hanoi since 1969. Th<. U.S. Defense
Dcparlmcnt prior to Sunday listed 539
Americans known to be captured and held' pri8ooer in SbUtheast Asia and more
than 1,000 Americans mWing, many of
them believed ln captivity.
Following the ceremony, the pilots,
relatives and the American puce delega.
tion were driven to a banquet of Viet·
namese food and drink at the Hoa Binh
Hotel.
!1-trs. Weiss made a toast in sweet Viet ..
namese cordial. Then raii!ling a glass of
scotch provided by a newsman, Charles
said. "l want to make a toast to the good
people of America who brouglit thl5
about.''
Decision Awaited
Irvine Hospital Faces Struggle
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A ISZ.bed community holpltel propooed
to be built ~ to lhe UC Irvine
medical school campus and future tcachlnc hoepllal, laces an uphill stniggle
next Monday -lbe Oranc• ~ H<allh-PlanninrCGomcll-tO·C H-P C-)·
reviews the approval application.
The faclllll .. review conunlltee of the
OCHPC nerrowly ---" Ille Wellem
World Medleal Foundalloo'1 bid last -t
for lhe lnilW stas• of development ol "a JlaJ>O Oink: ol lhe West."
Tbe.c:amnlltee >Otcd I to 7 to overturn
a stall nc:ommendatlan to deny lhe pro-
pooed senenl care facility on the
grounds there ...,.. alreadY loo many
liolpllal beds Wluaed In °""'" County.
The hosplW, 1o be financed largely by
l DAM.Y PILOT -...... private fwlds, 11 being aougbt by I group Cle .... _ 11~ • . of 100 Harbor Area pbyslciana. .. ,~r..~e ....... ~e.. . . . . . II. approved by COUQly and state health planners, the hoepllal would he lhe llnl '.l'bls scepe WU retarded early11oday along JMfrey · j:iiJ,-under municipal.law. Irvine police.Ibis wOek· of eeveral medlcal·bl1!!dlno·-cllnlca,
RQad •DW' l!Qulton 1'ukway in Irvine and·the hunt end citecj·ll)other litter.bug.when an olficer.swlje.1 the hosplW and doctor'• Olli.., -to he
Is •· flif the "dO!aiorlot'the city's dumptq')llitllij[f•'-' ~tlle1~· diunping'trull'•t MacAllbur,lloul~ hulll AID a ~te ·~ by !J!o· _cau~t_ an~ conV!c:ted,-the ~n. or penonJ ~d 'ind> l\hii•enilJ; Drive. '., "'--'-•~•""-;...jlrvlne.;!~0~•:••~~~=1~-=~lllJ~~'/l!!l=~:•tl!edion:=~· ot~· • be mm up to $500'. f '1!'8"d up to ~~ ~ "' -~ -Drtn lll im.:: QJl. * idl I _, . • . 'ftle ,...... • ldl!*W lillO!hot ui>«re .
lite ._..i by the UC ·~ for· Heroin ·eou;ntf.ies Receive NJ :AB~~·ym~n
• • ,.. ., '* 4a • • . . . ~ • Killed m_ .. Fight NrxonAi~Cut(tff~~ , ~ilJl Bandit
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WASl!lNGTON (AP) -freltdenl NlJ:. . iii.~•"'•,l:·!l"'<llllde --· ~'SD~·i:;:! ;;..:::
on vowed l<&y be would cul off all u.s. In..,~,._ • ~ _..uld, · ,,.. DC 'mid tu1e.i;.m....: 'mvo'
ecooomlc llld mllJlaJy lllMo an, comitiy "yet we mall...,._. to win Ibis Wl1' • · • -•
wboee leodm 'prOlecl "lhe lllel<hanla of and we"""' do·ll nen·llllft qalcldJ." wilh a holdap ...., ~ aid.
death who lralflct tn heroin." • i., utid '1be U.S. dlplomalll· who Failla, a, --on a·-ID<llU· selecllng an lnlllrllilkiaal ·narcollcs -.ate-.·elforts to·curb c1nig r.n community ~ 11a1
coritrol conference to ~ .lo Stto coayey "tbl5 penonal unable to lllt. He·hod'beell lhot.....,
Democratic nomi1ee Geoi;ge Jorme: ~ times.
McGOverii'1 c:rlllcilln of hll ; war on ' ~.......i ..-I• ad er• Police uld an •ipellli Wiich and a
dnlp, NIJllil said "...-y lbarp recent fn.. Ill .... pnlecl lhe lldjrilies,of walld conlalnlng "a wri; lorge•llllll•of
creus" ,.iD beroiD pricS in the eastern 4hole who contribute to our drug prob~ " Werf mlssl
United stales '.'lndlc.te lbat lhe supply Is ~d"tnow lbal lbe Pr<sldent of lhe moneync
drylng up and lbal lhe pressure Ill OD·lhe Unlled Slates Ill required by llalute to Failla WU prooouoced dead Oii arrival
crllnlnal dnig lrade. . IRipend all Amer!Can economlc and Salunlay nllbl al lhe New Jersey SboR
"We-arfpinc to ~eep lhe beat on until mllillry lllllstance to llUCb ·a regime. I Medlcal Center. An antopoy revuled be
lhele ctespicable prollteers· In human llball DOI hesitate to comply fully and bad been sbol ~-In the bead and live
m11<rJ m driven oul of lheir· hiding prompl!J.wlth lhal llallde. llmel In lbe left side, apporenUy wllh •
pl.ii:ea and .,. pul In prilon wbeR Ibey "()Qf pal . II ·lbe -lional sur· bandiun. .
befong"· NilAN1 aid In prepared com-midor,o!.lhe;men:hanlaol dealh•who Police uld be wu.returnq to hl.t
mlnll ' • troflld:: 111 ·heroin • the· Pr<sldent laid. aummer home In Spring Late from •·day · · ' "Oor_prll lhe t.:i.r banishment of c1nig of aolfin« In norq,tm •New Jeney and abuie -~can We. ap(iirenlly stopped for a drlnlr here
lJni High Song
Leaders · Cited ·
un1 .. nny. HIP .School IPOl:ll . fa111
W<iD'I have Jiiii any old --. this ... _ .
When pitted aplnal ooifc leaden from
IS ~ blgb ICbooll' IUt month,
Uni'• 1jr!1. led by Janel Todd, placed
llrll In lhe ~ Cl'-7 and
toot lhlrd for bOlng wbal judles deemed
10 he lhe bar<lal Wort1iic '"'""'
The'. ~1""' -"""' of lhe Hib-bard Callfornla Sq x.-. Qlnk: held .-b' al LIJ<U University.
Pll'llcll!"lilll ~ 11111 Todd and Faith
Sdlllh•, Jla1IJ JllUlli, Jll1 ..... Vlcklt
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DUPLEX "RENTED
"We .,. pin(· to 1f1b1 lhe evil wl!h be!-be wu sbo1 walldnl the one, block nett we1pOn at our command," Nlion to'hi:: car. .
-"OUr chlldrea'• U... are wbal One· woman told police she' beard cries W. .. ~-f!r'_,,_ ind our chlldroo'• of "Help me. Pleue help me," before
l .. ,·Q(l'U"'• Pip I) Ille phoned for.ald.
·'Fli.m FJam' Man Leaves . . • .. .
Town"".'"Also Unpaid Bills
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~'.! .r...li.:!~~== 3lfO.bed teaching liolpllal, alr~y ap-
~ b'" lhe beallh p1-1rw. opac1es. ~. lbal lacllll1'• lillure banp In lhe ~Ii..,. of,_ vo1er a-al
of ., ll101 million lllato beallh -
bond tlDUIUre. ~tloo! prelldent. state Sen.· Dell:
1lla Corpenler (It-Newport lleech), lll'(ed
lhe'OCllPC cmunlllee to ''lhlnt big.'.'
"II II not jusl another bolplW lbat II
~. bul the flrll part U I lfUI
medical center," Corpealer laid.
Backers Of lhe Walml World. faclllty
emphasl1.ed lhe -mtnltr = would not compete wllh lhe'UC!
hoopllal.
Neverlhelea, lhe folitdltlon I I
propired'to,. aiieod-'-ln lhe event lhe univenlly lacillty II nol
buit on campus. Lqlltston, inc:ludlng
11>me from Orange County notably Ken·
nelh Cory· (D-Oarden Grove), have op-
pooed construcllon ol lhe holplW al UCI
favoring instead, a site more centrally
located.
Western World would build near the
campua, however, to serve the · future
populatlooa of lhe Newport· Beach and
Irvine hoeplW service area.
. . The loundallm pr<dlc:la •·population
bUe of 74,000 In 1175 will require Ill
becll; 141,000 In IllO meam Sit becll ue
_..,, and by lltlil ..... l!lltl,000 -
pie would mean 47Z becll woold be need:
,.i. Amil( ........ and dlrec:ton. of lhe
fCIUlldallon are Dr. Gerald• Sinytln, a
Music Program
Instruction Set ·
" In San Joaquin
Son ~ Elemelllary s c ho o I
Dlltrlcl'• --le pr-ocram
will be conllnued this yaer with pannl
orpnlzetiooal meellnp .. 1 for Ibo mn-
blo of Sept IS, IS and 'ZI.
IllllruCtioo in violin, >Iola er cello will
be -to 1our11i srade pup11a. Flllh
ltld -pderl will he -Ibo
llrtna -u ...u u -In tnlmpet, tromblirit, flute; clarinet « ~ Cl(lholla; • dlllrlct .,.._ said.
Llmllod -In ..........
-ls · lllo 1VallaW., •,, 11 h
penalsslon ol lbe -· ,,. .. ,,11op a1 whlch ,.,..u.wm bl
-' to Ibo lDllnlcton and ~ wlth'lhe --.....,.,,,. m llCboduled al 7:30 p.m. In
dirOe dllftle1t --: llopl. IS II' La Paa hilelmadlate, Milolon Vlsfo;
!le!il. IS, al Rancho 8u 1-ill ~. In*, and Sept. " al Loo
/Jlool llllermedlate «1 Ibo La Pa ldlolll -
Newport area doctor and director of stu-
dent health services at UCJ; Wa1ttr Bur·
roughs, former publl9ber of lhe Oranc•
CGa9I DA!j.Y PILOr and one of lhe
prime-movers Ill brln&inl lhe UC campus
Iv Orange County,· and' Dr. Arnold · o.-
Beckman of Beckman Instruments in
Fullerton who ls chairman of the Board
of Trustees of Caltech, Pasadena.
Olhen supporting lhe Western World
foundation application were U C I
c:bancellor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. one!
Raymond Wat.on,-executlve-""fitt pn:itr
dent of the Irvine Company.
Guests Eat Up
Mission Viejo Days Celebrated
More lban 3,000 guesls dropped Into the
Misaion Viejo Golf Club Sunday to con--
swne a ton of beef and celebrate the
windup of the annual Mission Viejo Days.
Three days of competitions -some
eerioul and others simply "fun" events
-'hlch'lpted the-. Ol)llual community
.IJlnC.·(8ee pltal'!I, -S.)
.. I '• .. !ho ·_._. .. a : !~~~-'&..~~ti'" -ol hie acllvlues wl"' i'flilc!i!
&llil·--· alhletk: -(ialllflnl • a ~ contcll for about ' 75
~ and ofternoon entertainment
at the llnb.· &P.>teipnen said · &mday's crowd was
prcibabl)' lhe Jarral in lhe history ol the
event:
Whlle1c:omplete· lllts of all winners In
-.. of ...,.ts ..,. lllill belni com·
piled, a: partJal ·llll of w1nnen lhow•
lhele .mJdenla laking ~:
IA Woman Dead
-Possessor of the llairlest beard,
Frank Spencer.
-Contestant with the most abundant
mustache, Tom Paulsen .
-The man with the hairiest legs, Paul
AlrigstaQ.. .
-Fastal 111in In lhe.lfO.yanl duli, Dan
Brennan.
-Wtnnen ~ 1111 oolt1IOll luuey, a
le"'I~ ..,. -~
--~·tbe ==llf,liall, Don libd lMI ~; . .1!<111 to
BUI Scbwll'll iQd
-Winnen aflhe=win( Ccnleit for'
father and aOn, Mirt and MJte ·Keane.
Second place went to Jim and David
Doman.
nie •\'.<Ills began lalll Thunday even-
ing, continued Friday evening at several
recreation centers and s c b o o I
playgrounds, then included a dance and
other attractlons Saturday evening.
Newpo.rt Man Sought
In Murder Surrende·rs
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of ... DlttY , ..... ,.,,
A Newport Beach man who sur-
rttdmd ea a suspect In lhe sl.,lng of a
young woman, whose luxury sedan hear-
lntr lhe penooallud 11 ..... plate BIZZAR
ls Io ~I h I today, was belni II own
back to lhe Orange Coast lhls lllOl1llng to
lace a murder charge.
Carllea K. Mteny, 33, of lhe Towm
Apartments, ~121 W. CGa9I lllahway,
tumed hlmle1I In to police al Sin
Anselmo In Ille San Fnncllco Bay aru
lale SUnday nllht.
He was booked' on murder cbarps in
lhe death ol Diane E. Slnlleton, D, of
West Loi Anceln.
Mill Slncleton .died II Booe Memoi1al
HosplW Sunday morning, about elchl
houri after ,Ille wea dropped elf lhere
with a bullet -In her bead b,. •man
Who slipped away wltliout ldeoUl)'Jng
blmlelf.
Ankeny sumndered shortly ofter 10
p.m. In lhe company of an attorney, Hl'in8 be WU wanted in coonecllol>wflh
the ~. ICCOrding to Sin Anselmo
police.
Council Invites
All Committees
Only one Irvine citizens advisory com:
mlltee bu acbeduled mtellnp for this
-i:, bill meinben ol all lhe clly com-
mll-m ln•ltcd to attend Tuesday's
CllJ touadl 11ndy ....ion.
Al 7:• p.m. Tuelday In city hall, ....,.
cllmen will mun propoeals for nivllln1
Ibo ldvllory group ollnlcluR and may
adopt a• now IOI of rolea 10Vernllll!
-1 advisory C0111111illlom and ad
hoc cmunlttees.
·Meuwltllt, lhe pmendy -an. and .Wturo "'mmlttee w1ll -al 7:1111 p,m. Weclnelday In Iha clly ball-.
, ............. Gil Campus Drift.
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Detecllve Sgt. Ed Cibbarelll wu ... ,
to the Bay Ana city to bring lhe SU9peCI
back aboard an Air Calilomla jetliner at
u , 30 a.m. today.
Police Community R<lallons Ol!lcer
Stan Brwler lllfd lnvellllgaton know lit:
tie about the IUSpeCt 1t the present Ume.
lncludlnc circwrutsnces ol lhe shoollng •
Mis9 Singleton died without regaJnlnc
consc:lousnes9.
Homicide detecllvc• did point out.
however, that prior to Ankeny 'S 8undaJ
night aurrender, a relaUve of Misa
Slnglelm llld abo her roommate, coo-
, tacled Ibo holplW and were able to lden-
Uly the vlcllm.
Automohllel linked to both "1c:llm one!
(See SLA'l'!NG, Pqe I)
Oraaf e
Weatller
The usual early mcnlng lotr
clouds and fog will clear elf to•tho
usual lllMY afternoons along tho
Orange Coast oo Tuesday. Highs of n at lhe beldies rlsin( to 12 In-
land. Lows lmlghl 5M2.
INSmE TODAY
Coca.Cola hor hfl Ill< Polil~
market, toith offidol Communist
blt11lng, nol Cl • 'l/lflbol of do~
JOT" imperioliem, but rathtr a.i
"th< fndl of P<a<eftd •••«fa~ 1nc1." Story on Page B. ..... _ , ... "... " CtllfrM'tl.. t C...... fl·M
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Play Pentagon
British Devue Yi.etnam Game
LONDON !AP) -A new parlor game wm1 m Ille Ill -todlJ -J11
try to win the Vietnam war.
The idea of "The Pentagon Game '' ii to ach)eve U. domlnatJc:m W Jndo..
china on a squared-Off map wilh counters for four player• representing I.he
Americans, the South Vietnamese, the Viet Cong and the North Vlttnamue.
You can capture villages, bomb dikes, shuffle civilians around -but you
can only bring in Chinese Communist troops if the Un1ted States blvades North
Vietnam.
Three British univerllty graduates devised the game, which went into the
lbops under the imprint of the Infinity Commuoicatioru Company.
One inventor, 23-year-old eoclologlst Kim Cuthbertaan, told newsmen: ""The
g1me ilni blued politically. n reflects the IWly thlnp everyooe ii doing.•
Campaign Aides Nabbed
In Basement of OpponenJ
LOWELL, MUI. (AP ) -A brotber of
congressional candidate John Kerry and
another campaign worker were arrested
early today in the basement of a building
hou sing tlJe. election offices of one of Kar·
ry'a opponent! in TueJday'~ Democratic
Hooker, Husband
Convicted in Wild
Abduction Case
MIAMI (UPI) -A pell!<! brunette and
her husband have been. found guilty on
ch1rges of abducting television producer
Peter Gayle from hll Miami Beach home
to CalHornll last Dect.mber.
Unda Narbo~ Kallas, 20, and her hll&-
band Antl1ony· Kallas, 26, were led away
by deputies Saturday arter their co~
victions. Sentenctnc was scheduled for
Oct. 26.
Kallas facet prl!on sentences of up to
30 years Jn the bizarre case, in whJch he
and his wile claim they forced Gayle to
Aum over $34,000 th1t rightfully belonged
to her. ,
_ 1'be defena maintalned the money was
part of the 1101,000 she ••med ln nln•
months u a Laa Vegas prostitute and
hlnded over to Gayle.
•·Gayle denied the charge from the :irttn ... llland durlng the trial.
He uid he never realized the girl was
a pnlllJtute during their relallonohlp ln
Lu Vepa, although she wu amoted 33
times by locol authorilleo there.
Gayle, whose network 11er1e1 '"lbe ·Youns RebeJJ" w~ cancelled, admitted .be wu lnftted once In J,11 v., on a
penderinl charre but old It w11 a case
of police harua:ment. He was not con-
~cled.
. Kallu wu round guilty of !aloe lm-
P'llOMlent, petty larceny, brealdng and
entering Gayle'• hon:ie and unlawful
.JIOS!ellk>n of a gun while commttung a
crime.
Patrol Rescues
Sinking Boat
Orange County Harbor District
patrolmen Sunday a f t e r n o o n
mana ged to save the 46--foot
sailboat Veronica after "a very ex-
cited woman" called them to
declare the vesael sinking fast 1t
the dock in Newport Harbor.
Patrolmen raced ic the Lido
Shores Motet mooring and manag-
ed to pump out Veronica and get
her to a boatyard before she went
under. The trouble was traced to a
crack in the hull.
Some observers suggested It was
the kind of thing you'd expect from
a boat like Veronica.
Veronica's hull ii made of ce-
ment.
DAILY PILOT
l"'9 0..Mf9 c-t DAILY "ll.DT, wt11t ~
.. ~ ~ ,._ .......... Nii.hid lrY
1111P Or•llO• Co.at l"vblltlllnt COfttl»11y, s.p..
primary, police repo!U<l.
Police said they ael7.ed Cameron F.
Kerry and Thomas J, Vallely, both 22,
about 1:30 a.m. In the basement of the
building where the campaign hea<f.
quarters of state Rep. Anthony DiFruscia .
is located. 'Ibe: building is two doors from
Kerry's olfices.
Kerry, rl, who received natklnal at-
tention last yea r as spokesman for the
Vietnam Veterans Against the War,
claimed the pair were lured to the
buildlng by I telephone calL
He is one of 10 cand.idalel aeeklng
nomination to the U.S. House seat.
vacated by F. Bradford Morse, who
recently aca:pted 1 position with the
United Nations.
Lowell police u1d Sgt. V.nnll
sargentelll reported he was checking
dOOJ:S.-ln. the city's busineu dlstricLearly--
today when he noticed someone duck
behind a aiunter in a vacant cfflce in the
build1ng in which DiFruacia11 campaign
officea are housed. Earlier, Sargentelll
said he saw the person behind • counter
in DiFruscia's campaign headquarters.
He said be and another officer entered
the building and found two men Jn the
cellar, which be said led directly to
DiFruscia'1 offJCe. He said the two men
were "checking telephone lines." They
were charged with breaking and entering
in the ntgh~e with intent to commit
larceny.
Kerry told offl he and five or six
campaign helpers ere sitting in his of-
fice two doors away DiFru!cla'1 of·
fice at 1:30 a.m. they Heeived an
anonymot11 telephone ca Kerry said the
elller !Old them their I~ llnel
would be cui.
'"Pheee two guy1 reacted v
ly," Kerry said. "We have 36 nes
here. Without them we're dead."
He said the telephone termlnal is
localed In the D!Fntsda building.
Cameron Kerry wa1 released from
custody on personal recognizance today
and bla ease continued ln Lowell District
Court IDIW Oct u.
Vallely 1lso wu released on his own
recognizance.
Frot11P .. ~J
CUTOFF ...
future is the reuon we must succeed."
Meanwhile, the Senate ratllied 69 to O
today a revislcn or a 90-nation treaty
designed to 1trengthen international con·
trol or narcotic drugL
Under the revbion, the International
Narcotics Control Board will be di rected
to limit worldwide production of narcotic
drugs to the quantity needed for medical
and scientific use, and refer evidence of
illicit production and drug trafficking to
other nations and to the United Nations
General Assembly.
The protocol also J:l")vides for in-
ternational extradition of drug offenders.
McGovern in • statement issued Sun.-
day said the r1umber of heroin addicts in
the United States doubled since 1981 and
charged that Southeast AJ l1 bid become
a major source cf heroin because the
Administration would not crack down on
the narcotics trade in Laos, Tbailand 111d
South Vlelnam.
Nixon made no direct reference to
McGovern's charges, but bJs comment&
appeared to be a sharp counteratllck.
FromP .. el
FLIMFLAM. ••
new cars he had rented for them.
The Better Bustnea Bureau caDed the
hotel. One of its employes bad been made
vice president of the man's detflctive
agency and wu driving one of the leased
vehicles.
"Many of the people I talked to bid
turned in letters of resignation to ·their
employers, and many had quit their Jobi.
I have yet to meet anyone who even
briefly came into c o n t a c t with the
suspect who was not hired by him or at
least offered a fantastic job,'' Halterman
sald.
FromP .. eJ
SLAYING ...
suspect apparently have some bearing on
the case, since Newport Beach police to-
day i.ssued a public appeal for a I d in
Jocating them.
Ankeny's can are ldentllied as 1 1972
Corvette, dark blue, with Ma EAE and a
1972 Dodge van with 88846J on the llcenH
plates.
Miss Singleton's car is a 1972
Mercedes-Benz, with the word BIZZAR
on its personalized license plate, they
noted in asking for public help in locating
the vehicles.
UCI Talk on Ecology
Representatives of UC Irvine will ex·
plain programs for maintenance cf the
environment In the Saddleback-Irvlne
area at the Wednesday even.Ina; general
meeting of the Saddleback A r e a
Coordinating Council.
The 7:30 meeting on the mezzanine
level of the new RoyaJ Savings Building
in El Toro ii open to the public. ~ .... •1111nt ... llWl!Mld,. MllllNy """""
Fr'INy, fer (OSI• MeM, Nt'Wporf a..dl,
HW1""8tM •ffdl1F1111ni.1r1 Valley, laouq
llffdl. trvlrlfl.S...leNct .nd San a..,,...,.,
S.11 JlllM Capl1lr-. A ill"l19 "lionR
•1t1M h Ml"'*' S.tvnlln ..i lurlll•re-
;. f'M "'lllc!Nf '9bllllll,... N nt It et Jlt Vtttl
~ lrt ....... C:. .. M-. C1ll~ D».
S ••~•rt N. Wo..11
Pilot Pigskin Pickeroo
Offering Bigger Prizes ' "•nld1nl ond l"Vfllbllef
J•~k A. Cvrley
Yb .. , .. 6"11i .... Gtown1 ~
1i. ...... kffwll ·-n.,... •• A. Mw'ht'"
M~IEd11$'
Clierf" H. Loo, li~•·nl r. Nall
Qlltfwt1 .-..... .. Edlllrt
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c.t. MIN: :DI W... lty Strwi .....,..., hMll: ml,.......,, ......,.,. u... -..cti1 m ,....., -....._
Hwrlf""1wt '-di: 1111J I.e. ........
IN a.-.toi as ...... E c..ma. "°"
T_.19h1a1 fll•J MMm
a.ww .. .....,..,.. Mt"''"
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1FltJlll I I •ft-MJI
Five new spoMOrs and 1 prize sltuc-
lure that offers top winners more
valuable prizes than ever before are
what's new in the 1972 verskln cf the
Pilot Pigskin Pickeroo.
The popular pk:k-1.he--wlMer contest
kicks oU ilt fourth football seaaon In the
DAILY PILOT Tuelday.
Prlw or 125 for lint, 110 for llOCOlld
and 1$ !or lhlnl, !oortb and filth pl...,
are offered to tbl1 yea.r's bt1t Plckeroo
pickers.
They will be asked lo pick the wlnnera
on 1 IJJt or 30 11mea.
The prizos wlll be bl the !orm of
merchanld,. certtncat", spendable jUll
like money at the 1ponoorbl1 lbopplng
cer.ten. •
The spo111c>r1 are UnlveraltJ Part Shopping Center, CUiver and Mlchelloo
In lrvint ; Bayside Center, Bayalde Drive
-...
'
ind Jamborte Road, Newport Beach:
EIS!bluff Village ~ter, Ea1iblull
Drive, Newport Beacb: Harbor View
Center, San Joaquin Hilla Road anil
MocArthur Boulevard, Newport Beac.b;
and w.,tclllf Plaza, 17th llltl Imne
avenues, Newport Beach.
The DAILY PILOT !1 11111 negotiating
to obtabl t~il to a major !ootblll
&amt u bonuo prilel !or top wbmm ln
the JO.week contat.
Completa tn!ormatlon, ru1eo and lil!o
ol 1•ma will appear 1everal tJmeo ead>
Wffk in the sporll IOCtlon of the DAILY
PILOT.
· Tllo lint weelt'a entey form will be
piblilhed Tuesday and Wednuc!Ay in the
oportl oection.
. The wlllJtle ii about to blow !or the
kickoH.
Readers are c.ballOflled lo be !oatboll
prophets for proflll.
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Nixon Armada
They came by sea and some even staked out a claim on Ibo beacb.
Republican backers of President Nixon said Sundaf1 waterborne
parade on bl4 behalf in Newport Harbor wu the bluest boat parade
10 Orange County history -about 127 boall with 1,800 paying
passengers, including movie stars and political personallUes. Otllers
noted that the parade made the barbor seem lilt:e the Hollywood Free-
way at rush hour.
Laguna Man Buys 1650
Rembrandt for $7,700
-··-
An 8-by·J~lncb pen-and-ink skelch by
Rembrandt now belongs to a Laguna
Beoc.b e11Bineer.
Jon Kolar, 1889 Bluebird Conyon Drive,
outluled two other bidden !or the dnnr·
lng at on auctlcin SUnday at t b • New·
porter Inn. ·
Kolar paid 17,100 for the cin:a 181IO
skelc.b. Bidding started at 111,000, and
weot up ln lncrtmenil of 1100.
The "study of an Aged Woman" was
valued at $10,000 by art appraisers at the
House of HarUord in Los AngeJes in July
of 1969.
The amount paid !or .the pajjl!il11! will
go to a 1eieoce center building fund at
Los Anglleo Ba)>llll CoUege In Newball
The school bas owned.the painting for !be
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GIAld 18111. ,:apaclty
HIAVY·DUTY COllMlllCIAL TY'I
Aelu: 1111 '"*""1
WASHER . ·-···,_.,. .......... ....... ~.__... • .,...._UIM 99" ·---·· 1 ............. _.. .... •--'l"------..... -......... ......
AG1'91tV ..... At0nlr
Schmjtz Airs
C.Onspiracy
Acts in Talk
Fna: ·--·Lame duck mnareuoian 1tn d
~ Party preaidentlal candldal<!
" .'ioili .(;. Sohmlti or Twitti iialmnered
...., at the "°"""'acy thema ov• the weellt!fid db<ulllng usasslnatlolll and
attempts. .
Schmitz told newsmen on the ~ Face
lb-~ &lndly broadeost
"con1pf.racy" was involved In the
usassinalions of President Jobi II'. Ken-
nec1y>-.Sen. Robert Kennedy and Dr.
Martin 1lrtliot Kll11!.
However, when questioned In detail
about whom be eoooldered wu blvolved,
Sc.bmlb uld, "! can't aplaln II bl Bis
mJnuta Oil talovistOn.
.. We con:in 9tttVes always have been
guilty of Blrinf 1lrnpllstlc anawero,"
Schmitz aald..
hi a a~h Saturday tn Denver,
Sebmlil llid the llboottnc, or tonner
American Party prealdenll4J' ellJllllilate
George c. w~ was part or ......
aplraey to deprive tlio AmerlClll people
of a .. true cbo1<¥:" bi the November elec-
tion.
The American Party, he sald, IJ the on-
ly party wblcll IIrmJy opposes gun eon-
lrol Ian, abortloo and bualng.
In both appear..,..., the Jame.<luek
Reputillean .. _. referred .. his
new party aflllla!IOll not u a third party
·but a IOCOlld party opposing the "two
wtnp or the Soelallal party" 1n America.
He described Sllemocratle hope!ul Sen. Georwe McGovem as being "oo lar tell
be'• In danger of falling off the earth."
Schpdh auggesled many ol U-wbo
belpecl McGovern become the llemodat
contender -.. flClually IUPllOl'ler1 of
Pruldenl NWlll Wl>o knew Nhon could eullJbeat~. '"lbor bad to~..,-,...,.-"""' more
rldlcaloua tlwl Hullerl Humphrey," bo
Cllld. ActuaDy, Sdmtlti uld, Moocow ii
contented with Nizon11 ''totalitarian"
polldeo. ----·
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CAUPOllllA'S LAIMn
COONIATIVI IUYIM
.. OUP.wml .THI
VOLUMl llllYM
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VO(. 115, NO. 262, 2 SECTIONS, 21i PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER '18, 1'72 TEN CENTS
Polls To Open at 7 for Huntington Bond Vote
' 11J MICHAEL GOODRlCll s;n,.a.. ,....,. "1 Ille commuoltlel
°' "' °"" - -locludioil' _..,.... Beach, FOWltaln Thi llun""'.""'-Beadl Union lllgl\ Vallef,'• _,.,, Jllidway Clly, ~ Diltrlcl. fl.I mil1lon --• --... llool Beaeh will nmaln pow -belore volers Tuelday. '!'be
polll -at 7 a.m. ; -lllllil I p.m. About 1111,000 voters within Ibo dlslrlct Tbe Jul boDcl lo pin Ibo -•al ol
bo<mdarles ~liglble lo cU1 tbelr the wlers waa ,.-ID Oolober 11113. It ballols m the measure. '!be lllODtY prorided flmda lo bOlld F-Valley
!•for I DeW ICbool, the ...,.-o1 aod -lllCh ~ ~ -
"'-School aod the....... tlnglon' Belcb Hlch Scbool llld purcUa !loo All ljuqtlQctm Beacll High, Scliool. properly for a lulu,. school site.
An Editorial
An Honor That Schools
Can Get Along Without
Being number one ·1m•1 always Ibo great honor II may oeem. Fountain
Valley l!lgb School, with i.420 sludenla, is the largest high lcbool ID the slall!.
Other campu.oes willlin the Hunlillglm Beach Union l!lgb Scbool Dislrict rank
in the top 10 In size. I
SUCb high ranking• don't make them terrtne footblll pow~; great
cenlers of academic achievement· or mcx1111n-lo local educ:atlm: 'Ibey Jlim.
ply make these school! aome .of tile most crowded in Callfom!J.
Vol«s can belp cbange that Tut!day by approving the dlJlrlct's fl.I mJlllon
bond issue. It's a critical election.. · '
The bond mmey will 'build a.3,000 sludent campu1 for 19'15, add• new cJaa.
rooma lo-Westminster l!lgb·Scbool and nconstruct older dusnloma aod ·the
auditorium at llunlinglm Beach lllgh.
Wiihout the bond money, the diatrlct ·faces even worte erowdlng, even if
such .... programs .. all year scbonl aod nlgbt..iaa.e. ... adopted.
The ·fl.I million bond lssue will raise tuts about 17 cent., or about '11 a
yoar fer the owner of a $30,000 home. It'1.'1IOl 1Ucb 1 louih price lo pey wben
you COoaider the value of good educalkn for OW' young people.
Tbe·DAILY PILOT lolally support.I this bcxld !Jsue. It's time to lmock
Fonntalll Valley l!lgb out of thlJ parilcular number me raolllng.
Qcean View Rea~· Test
. I , , . • ; , rj ' 1 . . .. , '
. ' ' "'-. l' . ;-.• ... " .
Results .St1idi~'lty~P~el
• • ; . t-..;
By JORN ZALU11t Iha ~ ... )llll'dIUod ·w1111 _, °' "' °"" ""' -. miD U. ft.,S11:< oNrilda .I 'uit amd lo Tbe •ver'lle eichlh,... tnduale1 of llli 'llfait .t;111e *rlcl'lo lndtrldollJso ~~e1vr:.O~~~ 1m1a-.
grade level aod aeven moa!lll1 above the "Olf! ! 61 n _.. man al tllelr
·oaUooal average, district offlcl•ls report. on ,..,., Aid C.WU. ..,,. fat GDM
At lbe same time, 180 average 0c<an -'lliold bock, and 111i -1eon1m
View student just compleling the 1irs1 n ~ mm.riai ~ lo -00
grade can ~d euctly al P,'lde es• tlllil'aa•""._to..ui-•." pectancy, ar two monlbe above the ... . , .
tional average. "Tiii _... did, ..,..._, . qllcate·
These findinP ·are hued. on early RVeral weable11m ~ ID tbe
relums from a ccxnbinltlon of stale-lowest 25 percent iii. all -"""
mandlted aod optional reading· i.m and below their ,grade level In adde•emml,
.,. cmtained In the 23-pqe annual "test althoUP ·In -c:ues, Ibey still ocond
Report" 1o district trusteee. aboTe ,the nalional mark for the fourlh
11le repori abowed ,the dlslrict holding quartJl& ' •
well above the national ttadiDg and math ""'".,._ •ol .,.i..i -.... average in !DOii grades, and mUtn& ~. _..imc lo A 11 ll I a D I ·-•r. t fm---'• over_.,~~ ~ Woodis Chaddick 11...,.can .-••-.,... ,__ "Sh..._,. don't ta• the In'~~ In 1n tile reading ....... of ,,.....iera In .......-.e ~~-
sraCJes me lllrougll.three. spelling that they used lo," Chaddick
•1we•re not cunplacent about these · said,. ••But we'•e,bten aware of' this prob.
mult. 1leCauae there's always room for I-~ we'l'e ~ lotelber • pro.
fmprovemenl " 1 a I d Superinlendenl 11"!11 lo llrfla&lllea II. Jamea carveh ' Chaddick aid the program, lbe l'Sllt
"Bui tt certainJy II nice to be above lbe ol a ,_., -of ....rt, aboWd bo
nstlooal line! state DOnD1 In these buic ~ ID -form aom.
atllls." '
Perhaps Ille !DOii illlpnlllft perl o!
the report wu the steodJ _... sl!own Car Kills W om.an In ... ding ... ,.. for tho Jll"fmary grades.
In 1•, for ewnpJe, students in t,be / • •
mOdlan two quar1~1<mlddle '° pertent In Westminster of their ~Id) ,.... ,.oding ~ mmlha
belo'! IP'lde level .at Ille end of lltCOlld ....... J!u1 !I'll _.. for second ~ on
at.II! teats abow that medloii llOmld
............. --monlhl alleid ol irode level. Slmllar, thollgb• Im dramalic, fm.
provementa.,. alao ~ID lbe !Int
. and tlird p'lde r.MhC . licml• First
: grade ICOl1ll went fnlm tine monlhl
belllnd In 1111 lo~ level In 1972.
Tblrd · ~ "* lrom ,.., mmthl
bebilld lo ezpectancy level In tho same
per~ atlrii....i -• to -plmim!al aid llbrarJ readlni malerla!J . '
AStanlm'llOID80 ·WUllruclrby1car
aod tllled Sl..ray nlebt while waDlnl
-th m lbe west Ilda of Beac6
-In W-....... pollca .-. r .
llr& G'11'111d]yn llanil1e1 o! lOIU
Sycamcre -wu '*Id m arri¥0l at w-Juler c.mm111117 11o1p1ta1 tbOrt1J
~ 7 p.m., 'the Oraoc•· County
Comler aid. Pollce aid her two yow11' amo who
were -loll -·1m wn not IDJbnd. Tbey ....... ...,. ..............
n>ldllda JIOl]nraJ bal ---m street )eve! wboa bit "' a Cll' !lriftD
by Ot1o G. Roulhfua, ft, of JJlll -Slr<e~ 11-IMler. '!'be acddollt II
under llmltlaltim loday. DUPUX RE"IVTED
IN ONE EDITION Youtli Sentenced
fte Int ... Ille Id Jllonl1y waao't Illy ' I '11\a-=i:-e=....._ 1'o Coll~e Ter.m
Cpla, drpl, bltm, -I petlo, pn. ,.i. Jl'I-. 1 SAii DIEGO (AP) -A former JdClt
Since then, bmd _....... lla .. .fliled
In tll61, 19111 and 1170.
In two of time elections, February 1970
and October ·1117,..tbere were more votes
againsl the bmd pnipooOJ. thao for
lbem, but they -aettinc the .... quired ~~.,..
School authorlllel· esllmale that Ibo
first yoar coet·ol'tbe bcmd lo lbe lax·
payer Will( be ~ about 17 {cents per· $100
assessed v,JuatiOD. ~ For• the owner of a
~.ooo hon!• thlJ ~ ... tans would be 1truction of a aew S,OlllHludeot hlgb
aboul fll hlgber • .-:--school will rolleve lbe overcrowded 111u ..
Tbe .highest' tU lnettase would be lions at Fountain Valley Edison Marina abool » ceolloper flOO ~ valua· ' '
tioo in the 1'7&.15 f1sca1 year, according • and Westminlfer HJ&h Schools. The new
to school olliclals. school wou]jJ _, In Sepll!mber 1975.
District trusteee llave called lbe "'"'" Current ennillmenl ficures supplied by
,..l bcmd eleclioo lo relieve lbe crowded the dlslrict abow that Founlain Valley
situatioa· ta !oar ol lbe high lcboob aod Hlgb School bas an ucess of 1,421
bri!lc building• at a filth up lo •lite students, F.dison l!lgb School, 470
earibqu~ safely standards, sludenla, ll!arina l!igb School 575
,Propoilent. of the bOnd« say the con-sludents and Westmlnatet l!igb School
Oil Imports Up
Nixon Sets Flow Increase to U.S.
Prostitute,
Mate :G~ilty
>
In, Abduction
'!be steps ,,..e necessary, said Office ·
of .Emergency, PrepareciJ!ess .Jenera! .
~ Elmer Beonetl, lo cope ... 1th
"lmmedlale ab<*Herm requlremenla''
resulling fnlm a leveling off of pro-
ductim and a mar1"!d· Increase in de-
mand.
8ennell said be could not pHdlct what
Impact tile Increased Import. wi>uld have
on prices, but said in responae to 1 qua-'
Uon lh'at be lboulJll the·aclloo "would be
.,..ied with aome enthusiasm" by
residents of New England aiid sucb
states u New York and New Jersey
where No. 2 fuel oil ls widely used.
· Acting on lbe recommendation of OEP
direclor George Lincoln, Nixon lsaued a
proclamallon which:
-Increased by 5,000 bamlJ per day on '
IA Woman Dead ' . . .
an annual rate the 45,000-baml·per-day
import allowance for No. 2 fuel oil.
Because this oil.will be Imparted during
!be last lhtte montha, Bennell· said the
actual daily rale of Increase II 20,000
barrels..per day.
-Allowed terminal operators who hold
Import quotas to import an addUionaJ 10
percent of their 1972 allocation of all
types of pelroleum products, including
No. 2 fuel oil. This, plus a distribution of
Canadian and contingency import quotas,
will mean an add.ltlooal 624,000 barrels a
day in Imparted oil during tbe Jut three
months of this year, Bennett said.
Nixon's action was the second major
change in the import quota! this year. In
May, he increased by 200,000 barrels a
day the allowable fmport level.
· Nei:vp~1't Man Sought . ' . . In Murder Surrenders ·
By ARTlllJR II. VINSEL
Of .. o.ttr Plllt lteff
A Newport Beach "11D who aur-
rerllered as a auspect ln the slaying of 1
young -.whole llDUI')' sedan bear· Ing the _.Jlzed llcelile'p!Jll! BlZZAR
IS sought today, was being flown
bacj: lo the Orange Coast thlJ morning lo
face a murder cliarge.
~,IC, Ankeny, 31, of !be Towen
A~ !121 W. Coasl Highway,
turned himself ln lo polke It San Anielmo In the ·sao FranclJco Bay area
Jail! Sunday nlgbl
He ..U :booked m munler cbargea In
·tbe dealh ol .Diane E. Slnglelnn, D, of
West Los An(eles.
MlSI Sinllelnn di.d· al .Hoag Memorial
Hoapllal Sundly morning, aboul elgbt
houri ati.r sbe was dropped off lbere
with 1 bullet woond In ber·bead by 1 mao
w!>O slipped away without ideolilylng
blmlell.
AnUey llUmlldmd ·aborily afler 10
p.m. 1n tbe ccmpaoy of an attorney,
saying be -waoi.d In conneclloo with
the abooling, according lo San Anselmo
police.
Delective Sgt. Ed Clbba!!lll WU sent
to jho'Bay Atta cily to bring lhijuspecl
back aboard an Air GetUoriili jetliner at
11:30 a.m. loday.
Police Community Relallona Officer
Stan Bressler aid lnftltlgaton !mow lll·
Ue about the auspect at the J>l'ff!llll lime,
Including circumstances of the abooling.
Miss Slngleinn died without rqaining --Homicide delectivea did polnl out.
·however, that prior to Ankeny'• Stmday
night IWTender, 1 rel1Uve ot Miss
Singleton aod at.o ber roommate, con·
tacted the bospllal aod were able lo ldeo-
lify the vlclim.
Alllomobiles linked lo both 91c11m aod
auspect apparmily have aome bearing on
lbe case, since Newport Beach police lo-
day Issued a public appeal for a I d In
localint them.
Ankeny'• can are ldenlilled u 1 1m
Corvelte, dark blue, with MC EAE and 1 Im Dodge van with .W on the ucen ..
plate ..
Miss Singleton'• car ii a tm
Mereedes-Bem, with lbe word BIZZAR
on Ila penonaliud license plate, they
noi.d In asking for public bel~ in localing
the vehicles.
Delectives Aid loday they knew
nothing about Mlas Slnglelnn, eictpt for
the fact sbe lived In West Los Angeles
with another girl.
Siie wu delivered lo Hoag Memorial
llotpllal aboUI 1 a.m. Sunday, and di.d 1
fl(W hours laler.
lnvesllplon said Ibo bnmelle, hazel·
eyed victim was fully-clothed but did not
(See 8LA YING, P.,. II
Valley Man Hurt
In Party Brawl
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A U.yeaM!d Founlaln Valley man
received a knife wotmd in the back dur-
Jn1 1 brawl Salurday D11bt 11 a wedding
reeepllon ID La Mirada, acconllng lo lAlo
Anltles County Sberilr1 Deputies.
Sheriff's depuUes said Emaouel Tor-
res, 31, of 17291 Wan! SI., IU!fered ~back
wound in the flgbl aiid WU l ... i.d and
releaaed at La Mlradl Community
HOspttal. '
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qUlta tlltt 11111, bal ,.. 911 Ill _ _.. .... llft .,_ of -. , wlio 11 oae of tine prlnmt of. war released by North Vietniln-.
II tho speodJ -Diel .. ... ... Bt ilao - -""by U.S. -mlNbetb, a .... , II Dim School, doesn't know Gartley, but /IU
fel ,. -IL c...t Jadle GoNoD 1IMlploe Jt. • tboqbt 1bout lib Clftml In recent ~Iha apd Ille'• glad, be II !tie.
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·When lberllf'• deputies arrived at tbe weddlnl reception they .said aboul 71 lo !~'wedding guests ·wen1 flgl>lln1 oh Ille
Iron! lawn.
Some II perao111 wen armle(I for
dlalurblng the peace •• otbtt vlolatlml,
bul police said Ibey llW don't know what
lt.rled lhe brawl. . ·
718 more 1ludenla than JI wu c1Hfpeo1
for.
The proposed bonds would provide
funds to ezpand Westminster High School
from a 2,500-student capacity to one of
3,000 pupllJ.
Renovation ol Huntington Beach lllldl
School i.. the third project llCbeduled for
the bond monies. All classrooms on the
campus must be brought up to earth-
quake standards by June 1975 or they will
be closed.
MlnuVal1'e•
Demarcus Johnson of Detroit
is believed to be the only per-
son In' the world with only two
of bis four beart Yllves. Two
infe~ ·valvu ~ iemoved
in a ; b~ Opei:allon; and
thoukh be ·-a...oid atNoiu-~~i:~~ 'PP1"' . . . "
V alJey Approval
Seen for Joint
Training Site
Fountain Valley city councllmen are
expeCted Tuesday night lo give their ap.
proval lo a proposal lo build a joint lira
lrainlnc eeni.r with three other Weal
Orange County cities.
Tbe !raining ooiler Is lbe leOODd 1lep
In a three phase plan lo combine lhe
operallon1 of the Hunlington Beach,
Fountain Valley, Weitminater aod ,SooJ
Beach fire departmaota.
Firemen from the four communlllefl
'will train together at the center.wbiclt is
to be located on four acres behind the
Gothard Fire station, in Huntington
Beach.
Founlaln Valley's !hare ol lbe center
will be S70,H8 , according lo Financial
Director Howard Stephens.
'!be four fire departmenta eurrenlly
operate under a c o m b 1 n e d com.
munlcatJons system and are scheduled to
Integrate' their operatloM in October of
1973.
The councilmen will meet at a p.m. ln
lbe Communlly Cenler building.
A 1peclal -y -will alao be beld II 7:11 p.m. lo ,.,..,. a community
survey laken of Founllln Valley. Tho
survey polled lbe opinions of residents
coocernJng the clly •
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Weadler
The Ulual early tnornlng IOw '
clouds and fog will clear ofl •lo tbe1
usual sunny afternoons along Ille;
Orange Coot.on Tuesday. l!lgl1J of n at the .beaches rising 1o a JD.
land' Lows lonlglit l5MZ.
INSmE TODAY
Cocc.Cola Ila hll IM PoluA
market, 10llh official Communtd
· bZ.11i11g, ftOI• GI a IV'ftbol of do~
lar jmpniol!.tm, bMt rathtr GI
"the fruit of J><OC:•ful cocm~
tnct." Storv o" Pag1 I.
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·oklLtiguna
Structure
HmShilt
A bit of Laguna Beach hlator)' WU
traMplanted early this morninc u the
CaptAln'a House which once commanded
an· ocean-bluff view wat usigned to u
Inland 1lte.
The 1111 1tructure w a1 tltuated at 513
S. Cout Highway on Upland Industrlea
land. It now reposes in a tree-shaded kit
at 1llO Catalim Street.
It wu moved by the Trevor CUlhma111
wbo ocqulred the llouae from Upland
Jndurtria. The total trip for the old
house WU four-tenths of a mile and there
were no hitches in the prM!awn ope ...
tion.
Jim Snow of the Snow Brother House
Moven, which accompllshtd the tut.
aa1d transporting the Jlll.year old bouN
wa1 more difficult than most jobs due to
the location of the house, the new tlte
and Ille 111• of the structure.
16lt wu harder than tome houses to
pick up becaUM Of the age," Snow aa1d.
.. Al far u the structure, Jt wu OK," he
added.
Something Rotten
71le house moving began at 4 a.m. with
the building being moved off the ocean
bluff site onto Coast Highway and then
up Cout Highway to Cleo Street and
dlreclly to the .... pr<OPerty.
Tbll old bridge on Warner Avenue near Huntington Harbour needs
repalr1, according to Huntington Beach. Clty Adrrunistrator David
Rowlands He says the pilings that hold 11 up are detenoratmg. The
city councll ls expected to dl!cuss what to do about It during tonight'•
meeting. The bridge rpans a channel Jeadin1 from the Bolsa Cblca
marsh Into the waters of Huntington Harbour.
Road Widening
Near Hun~gton
--Propoied Hospital Facing-· ----5:!:-!.d~!:j~be, ..
today CR1 tbe lllrlp of Main Street that
nma In front of Huntln8lon Beach High
Uphill Battle With Panel :~:.~ .. theand~~ = ~
elude llgnals at both .-1treeta,
A 182-bed community hoopltal propooed
to be built adjacent to the UC Irvine
medical school campus and future
teaching hospital, faces an uphill struggle
ne:rt Monday when the Orange Count)'
Health P1annJni CouncU ( 0 C H P C )
revieWI the 1pproval 1pplle1Uon.
Tbe tacUltlet ravlew commlllee of the
OCHPC nanowly approved the Western
World MedJcal Foundation'• bid Jul week
for the in.lUal 1ta1e of development of "a
Mayo Cllnlc of the Weat."
Tbe commtllee voted 8 IO 7 IO overturn
a staff recommendation to deny the ~
posed general care facility on the
grotD1dl there were already too many
booPltal bedl unllled In Or8D8• C4unty.
Retired Chapter
To Get Charter
The Huntington Beach chapter of the
American Association of Retired Persons
will receive its national charter during
the regular business meeting at 1 p.m.,
Wednesday, In the Murdy Park com·
munity center.
State AARP president Eugine Hite, Sr.,
will be on hand to present the charter to
Ille local cbapler. Hite belped for the
Huntington Beach 1roup in March, 19'11.
Mrs. George Kirchoff ls pruldent of
th.! Huntington Beach unit. wllh Lion el
Ghlrardl aerving a.s vtce president.
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say if she had been beaten or if there
were other signs of any klod of struggle.
San Anselmo poUoe, to wbom Ankeny
surrendered, said be 1ave his occupation
as A N''le"f' stud ent -teacher.
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The hoopltal, to be financed lqely by
private funds, I• being oousht by a IJ'OUP
of 100 Hatbor Area pb)'llciana.
If approved by county and state health
planners, the hospital would be the first
of several medical buildings -clinic1,
tbe hospital and doctor's offices -to be
built on a 150-acre 1lte reserved by the
Irvine Q>mpany near the intersection of
MacAr$1r Boulavard aod Unlveralty
Drive ln Irvine.
Tbe: PJfCtj adjoins another 150-acre
ail• nmve<l by Ille ua Roltiita ~or
development of t b e UCI-Callfomla
College of Medicine campus, lnclud!n8 •
350-bed teaching hospital, already ap.
proved by the health plaMing agencies.
However , that facility'• future bangs in
the balance of 'November voter approval
of a $270 mllllon ltate health tciences
bond measure.
Foundation president, State Sen. Den-
nis carpenter (ft..Newport Beach), urged
the OCHPC committee to uuun.k big."
"It la not jllll aMther hospital that II
proposed, bul the lint part of • rreat
medical center,'" Cerpenter n.ld.
Backers of the Western World f1clllty
empbulzed tbe oommunlty hospital
would not compete with the UC! teacbin(
hospital.
Neverthelm, the foundation I 1
prepared to ro ahead with constructlco in
the event the univeraity facility iii not
bull on campus. Legi!llaton, including
some from Orange County notably Ken-
neth Cory (D-Garden Grove), have op-
posed construction of the hospital at UCI
favoring instead, a tlte more centrally
located.
Western World would build near the
campus, however, to serve the future
populatlona of !be Newport Beach and
Irvine hospital service area,
The foundation predJctt a population
base· of 74,000 In 1171 will require 1118
beds; 141,000 In 1980 meana 319 bedl are
n~esary, and by 1985 IOmt 209,000 peo-
ple would mean 472 bedt would be nee<J..
ed.
Among backers and dlrecton of the
foundation are Dr. Gerald Sinykin, 1
Newport area doctor and dlrector of stir
dent health services at UCI; Walter Bu,...
roughs, fonner publisher of the Orange
Coaot DAILY PILOT and one of the
prime-movers ln brlnglnC the UC camput
to Orange County, and Dr. Arnold 0.
Beckman of 'Be(kman Inatrumentt in
Fullerton who ls chairman of the Board
of Trustees ol Caltech, Pasadena.
Otbers aupporting !be Weatem World
foundation application were UC t
chance llor DMlel G. Aldrich Jr. and
Ra ymond Watson, executive vice presi-
dent of the Irvine Company.
widening of Main Street from four to 1lx
lanea, and the Installation of curbl, 1Ut·
ters, and tldewalka on the IOutb tide of
Main.
The project has been authorizfd in an-
ticipatk>n of increased traffic when the
new HunUngton Beach civic center opena
· acrosa Ille street from the hl&h school In
October 11173.
Construction ts eipected to tu:e about
two montha. Traffic wl1J be narrowed to
... -In each" .U-tlon durinll that
time, but city 8llliDOel' Bill Hartge said
hel.,_no~y. , ,
Resurfocing of an iddltkmal otrip of
Mansion Avenue wUJ be included in the
work.
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ABDUCTION • • •
• prostitute during their ralatloruhlp In
Lu Vqu, although ahe waa arraated :a
tbnea by local aulborltles lheN.
Gayle, whose network Rria '"The
Young Rebels" waa canceled, admltled
be wat arrested once in Lat Vqu on a
pandering charge but laid it wu a cue
of. police harassment. He wu oot con-
victed.
KaUH WH found guilty of la!Jt lm-
prlJonment, petty larceny, brealdng and
entering Gayle'1 home and unlawful
pouession of 1 gun while commlttlnc a
crlme.
His wife wu convicted of falle Im-
prisonment and petty larceny. She oou)d
get up to 20 years In prilon.
The defense did not try to disprove the
charge that she appeared at Gayle'•
home in the early morning houn of Dec.
23, accompanied by Kallas and two
m•aked gunmen.
City Attorney
Teaches C.Ourse
Don Boofa, city attorney for Htn-
llngton Beach, II teaching • count on
"LL.w for Daily l.Jvlnt:" in the adult
educatloo program of the HuntJnc!Oll
Beach Union High Scbool District.
Boof1'1 night """"' II deslaned to ~
vlde studenta with a broader lmowlqe
of lqal matterl u applied to the routine
of da1b' Ult.
The claa meela l'nlm 7 p.m. to 10
p.m .. Neb Wednetda7, In toom :1114 ol
Fountain Valley Hl&h. lndlvldua1a who
want to take the eoune may regllter In
the claa thJ.o Wedneaclay. 'l1lt fee II"-
Play Pentagon
British Devise Vietnam Game
LONDON (AP) -A new parlor aame went on Ale to Brllaln today -'°"
Iry to win the Vl•lnllD war .
The Idea of "The Peotaaon Game" I• to acbJaft Ille domlnatloo of -
china on • squart<k>lf map with countera tor !oar p1a,.,.. ropr....,tJor the
Amerlcam, the Squlh Vie-, the Viet Cong and !be North Vleln-
You can capltlre vlll11e1, bomb dll.,, sbufne clvUlana uound -but ,...
can only br!ni In Clllne1e Canununllt troop1 If tho Unlled Slat11 lnvac!M North
Vietnam. •
Three British unlvenllJ sr•duata de9ised the 1ame. whlcb went Into tho
shop• undor the Imprint of the Jnfln1!1 Conimunkatlonl Company .
One Inventor, :a.year-old aoclolOtiltt Kim CUthbertaalt, told neWll!leo; "'llte
gsme Isn't blnaed polJtJcaUy. It relfect1 tho nuty thln8• .... ,... JI dolnf."
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They came by sea and some even staked out a claim on the beach.
Republican backers of President Nixon said Sunday's waterborne
parade on hio behalf In Newport .Harbor w.u the biggert boat parade
in Orange. County history -about ·127 boata with 1,300 pa Ying
passengers, Including movie stars and poJIUcal personal!Ues. Others
noted that the parade made the harbor seem like the Hollywood Free-
way at rush hour.
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Campaign Aides Nabbed • . •
LOWELL, M4ss. (AP) -A· brother of ·
c:ongresalonal .candldate John Kerry aod
another campalgn worker were arreated
early today In the baaement of 1 buUding
bouiing the olectlon offices of ooe of Kal'-
ry '1 opponenta in Tueaday'1 Democratic
primary, poUce raporled.
Pollee said they selud Cameron I'.
Kerry and Thomu J. Vallely, both :a, .
about 1:30 a,m, In the .bueJnent of the
building wh«e the campalp htad-
quartera of state Rep. Anthony DtFruocia
I• located. The buUd!ng la two door1 from
Kerry'• offices.
Kerry, 27, wbo recelvtd .. tli>nal ot-
tention WI you u spollesnwt lor the
Vietnlm Veterans Agalnst tJ» War,
c1a1med .111!: PK .. --. lured to !be build)D& \iY a wejllli>ne· caJJ.1 · '" ·
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He II one of 10 candldata see1lng
nomination to !be U.S. -... 1 '
v•c•led by F'. Brodlord Morse, who :
reeerily accepted • position with the •.
United N•llans. r
J,owtll pollce l&ld ht. Demll :
SargenteW roparted be WU clleclllnC ~.
doors In the city'• buslilw cllltrtct early (
tod1y· When bi notJced IOIDeone duct .
behJnd 1 counter in a vacant offkt ln the J
bulldJD8 In which D!Fruocla'• campolp ·
office1 ll'e houaed. Earlier, SargenteW
said .he aaw the person behind a counter ,
In DIFruacla's camptlgn headquarlera.
He ·llld he and another ofllcer •tared ;
lbe buJldln( and foun4 two· moo In the
cellar, which he said led directly to , •
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Three U.S.· Pilots Freed in· Hanoi Ceremony
..-and Ill ID a ~ ll&llOI
bHut)" lllop In antlclp&\lon ol the
..,.,,,.., , f...,itt throl,p the lblu1g of
cameramen ud tecilnldins for an emo-
tloo&J ""lncf wUh her buabud.
Minnie Lee Gutiey joyfully JX&t htt
armJ ......S her Navy pilot oon and said,
"He"a even better looking then I
,.,.,.mliend," Mrs. Gartlty for the put
four NfS baa ect!vtly p I ck• led c.nar-' and the Wblte House for 111 end
to the war.
Ellu, wbo unW Satllnl&y bad expected
biJ wlfe or fat.her to come to Hanoi, said
ln a statement before the microphones,
"I have been told that !or various ,....... Iller could not make it, bat I will
be seemc them eoon."
Ellaa' father, Barney, a housing coo.
sultant, uld in Jacksonville, DI., be, his
wlfe and dlughter..in-law decided it was
"not in the best interest of till the POWs"
for them to mate the trip. Be also said
peace activilt.s Cora Weiss and Dave
DeUJnier, wbo arranged the releue and
were at lhe Hanoi ceremony, assured Lbe
Elias family tbe major's rtleue would
not be jeopan!Jred by their not atteadlng.
Charla, Gert1ey llld Eilu' _. tbe
fU'St American priaoDtrl relused by
Hll>Oi since 1969. Tb.. U.S. ,Defense
Deparlmtnt Jl'lor to 5'mdsy 1illed $39
Americw known to be capluttd llld
held prisoner In Southeast Alla and more
than 1,000 Americans missing, many of
tbem belie...t In captlvlly.
Foflowing tbe ceremony, Ille pllols_
relatives and the American peace deleca·
tk>n were driven to 1 banquet of Viet.-
namese food and drink at the Hoa Blnb
Hotel.
Mrs. Weiss made a toast in sweet Viet·
namese cordial. Then raising 1 gla11 of
scotch prov ided by a newsmJn, Chutes
said, "I want to make a toast to the good
people of America who brought tbls
about."
Nixon Vowing Narcoti·cs Crackdown
Mexicans Establishing
Beachhead on CatMina
By JACK CURLEY
Of .. Deib' ,. ....
AVALON -"We the peciple ol.Mukan deoenls (lie) llvinl ID. the United
States, as well u Peo!>te o1 Mo1can cHi><Nblp and ID_.. ol IDdlan deoeol
(sic) proclaim that Ille a.tnneJ lalandl beJooc to lbe Mexlcana."
Tbus ended the· 8linday, Sept. 11, 1'72, ultlenno! ol Prime'MloiRer David
Sancbts ol Ille Brown Berti Nltilml Org-tllln. Tiie ramblla( documml,.rld-
dl~ with spelling llld grammatical ernJrl, WU banded lo the ftt vililora
who managed to gel up to the Bnnm ll<r<I camp onrlooklnJ Avaloo Harbor.
Tbe group, whlcb bas bem.camped on santa C&tellna
"bland 'alncebel«e Labor Day, conaists ol 11 men llld four
. 1'QmeD. 'lbe women are said to be wives of four d. the Dita.---"'----. . . .• ~ . .. -
THE CAMP Al\EA Is a mllilary·llke small tent city on
a knoll looking down on the harbor from the"norlh. All un-
armed IUlid stands witcb 111 lbe road leading up from
the Zane ·Grey Inn.
Santa C&tallna Island COmpony apokeaman Norm
Oioper ezplaiaed that the apPnlldl of the .._ llld .
Ille Loi Anieleo County Sheriff's st,afl WU to watcb but CU ... IY
ot1>erwi.se Ignore the invaders. A .. aterline whlcb once supplied !be camp bu
-cal oft IJlll Sberiff• ~ deputles atop -from 1olng lo·the
camp unlesa ciw.d by '~ ol the liland _Company.
BROWN JIEUT PRIMll · Kmloter Davl<I Sanchez ii shielded from mltcirs
by Senior Ollicerl Jemdmo 1lliDco llld Mlguel·llamirtz. Once they ulldy
th<mae!Yel tbal Ille vllitor la.from .. lbe praa, tbey lliln~ 111e· 1uc1er fn>m his
11reer tent. • . · ' Tiie tbnie Bent olllcen·bave .a kind of pol speech which they make, and Iller have dlfllcultr .............., where they 1elt olf ii interrupted. Tiie gilt of
1be apeecb la tlllt they &rt pOacGl.aquattm &ttemptlns lo wmt llUe lo the
llland from the -American Sonl&·om!inl Company.
• '1loll ol lbe ~-ap,fllr catbollt"Dllll la Affloa ~y momlng.
Tbey-1rt NIUl&r-·to lbe dlJ ·foe llippllet and .,.;Ille lllliJtct o1·-
aD1coaveration in nilCMrmta IDCl ban. . ' . · ·
SOME OF -TBB A-·DIU... thmt tbol If tsnoftd, they will .I" away for
facl: ol llllentloa: ot1Mr> -lbe,Ial&nd Oimpony·eod its --cmtrolled SIMrill'• dOtacbmelil liave'wllted mloljt,~\"'!'llirelll ac11qe·1o1._ uie
trespa11en. . .:. ' ~ ~ '
Boats DIOOl'ed in the harbor have a ~lur'~f the camp bbD; and camp
actlvllJ ii the tai1'et" of many ·~ lien!\. Officers look bact tJuwcb
their hilb-powered -mounted 111 a tttpod:: r
. There· .... conlllctJllC nports -of lbe lntmt oldk• -lo ·slay ·or leave.
There ii DO sip of lbem breakinl•catDP, 11111 llllir le&derllllp malnlaina Ibey
bought oaly • -way Ucket lo C&tallna. •
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'Flimflam' Man Leaves ' ' . .
'
1'own-Also Unpaid Bills
SALT LAKE CITY (i\P) -Hotel bills
lotalinl ll50, tabs at lour nnt-a-ar _.
panlu, an 1D1p11d erocerY llUI llld a .doa-
"' -""" qult their Jobe Iller ~ cllli'med ...... all that remained when
the llllDfllm .... left Imm:
Loft beblnll: All ...,pty oftloe llllte in. a
downtown bleh.rlle; An~ wllh·no cllent i U can 011 ttielr way·to-hnl Jeu.
Ing ftm!I. and the .. ~ billl.
"1111 bill .... -, lill8 ... "' tbmr oome fantutlC ·W'.t!a Iii the ~ and served only :u>e M \or foods," a
Salt· t.ake· Olly ~ Aid ol tbe
unidentified ljltllder.
Oltlcer ~ Hlltmnan said .the min came lo the c!ltr in late AUl)lll !irh·
in& ,. DIW, apemtft car.. He 'claJlned to
have two New York bank drifta, 17$',111111
IJlll $10,000.
Haller111an said tbe map cl&lrned lo be
·-· N.Y., ~and.wanted to .wt a private dellcll!' ~ la Ille
Ulab capital city.
Tbe man' talked .wlih Halterman one
night· ID a ,boW collee lllop. He told the
~~~~~~'~ the
HJt. w11 the 1mmeld1ate opinion of all of
U4 berwu jln)bably a pbony," Hlltennan
lllil. . .
So be chectOd.
Tbe-)lotel mani1er said the man'• bill .... !ilcb. bol lelt."be could probably pay
IL" B&lrled lo~ later that day. Tbe
ma1dijld' ldt town." .
Tbe lol1oWint d.11, llAiteiman signed a
compi•lnt for defrlUdlnt 111 innkeeper.
He waited al the botel'for"tbe man. But
be qever lhowed up.
'lblrly.flve other -people did, to .... ·.-.their jobl with ~man·~ .. mcy.
'l'llt <:ar....tal .fl(lm -up. A lllllllltude ol young women came -Iller
were told uch was to be the man's
private. ~.·Some .,.,... clrlvlna
_, ... be liad .-1or -· 1
Conspiracy
Acts Aired
By Schmitz
Fron: Wire 5ervkes
Lame duck congresmiao a n d
American Party presidentill candidate
John G. Schmil% of Tustin hammered
away at the conspiracy theme over 1he
weekend discussing asusslnations and
atiempts.
Schmitz told newsmen on the CBS Face
tho Nation Sunday b r o a d c a s t
"coosPiraCy'" was involved in the
UdliSlnililms'Of Pretfdent John F. Ken.
nedy, Sen. Robert Kennedy and . Dr.
Martin Luther King. However~ ·When queaUoned ln detail
about whom be considered·was involved,
SChmitz taid, "I can't explain it in six
minutes on television.
"We conservatives l:lways have been
guilty of giving simplistic '"""""'·" SclunlU said.
In a speech Saturday in Denver.
Schmitz said the shooting of former
American Party presidential candidate
George C. Wallace was part of· a con.
spiracy to deprive the American people
of a "true cfloice" in the November elec-
tion.
Tiie American Party, he said, ii the on·
ly party which firmly opposes gun con-
lr'Ol·Jaws, abortlon IJlll busing.
la • both appeannoes, the lame-duck
ll<publkan congreaman referred to bil
new party alll1iation not aa a third party
but a second . party oppollng Ille "two
winp of the' Sodaliat party" in America.
He<Cle1cr~:tI>eaRntlc llopelul Sen.
George McGoYern·~· being 11,0 f~ left
he's ID danger·of falling off tbe earth.''
Schmil% suggested many of those who
helped McGoilern beCome Ille Democfat
contender were actually supporten or
.President Nixotr who knew Nixon could
eui!Y. beat McGovern.
"They hid. to bave·tomeo~ even mwe
rldlculows tllan Hubert Humpbrey," he
aald. Actually, Scbmitz said, Moscow is
contented with Nixon's "totalitarian"
policies.
Both parll~ be contends, .... branches
of tbe tolalitarlan, socialist conspiracy
that ii tbrutenlng to lake over America.
Anaheim Man
Gets 13 Months
DALLAS (AP) -U.S. District Court
Judge Sarah T. Hughes sentenced Ken
Cooaaul, 5Z, of Allahelm, to 13 months in
prUOll Friday after he pleaded guilty to a
nllll fraud cbal'JO.
lbe complaint aCCUM!d him of selling
phony dealerships in door·to<loor . ad-
vertising delivery route!.
·.\SIL U.S. Atty. William SalJdenoo said
Cooaaul took in about $500,000 while
operating the Pioneer Postal Servi"" ID.
aeven cities -Dallu, Fort Worth, New
Oi1eens, g....., Clty, Atlanta, San Diego
llld Pboenlx.
"Ju<11e Hughes told Consaul that "peo-
ple with ability IJlll educatl011 abould
i.ve ,r.ater responsibility than time r'1t!id in !be ghetto."
•• He lived lirlt claa for a lortnlahl
"He w~ able lo .C<lllVloct ~ at
Ille hqtel be wu,lndeed a pmatO -
Uve with • crdt. deal.., ~ ind WU
~.to let hl4'1!ill lo atr.mely 111111."
llalterman said.
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W~Diifends
Pilot Pigskin Pickeroo
Offering Bigg et Prizes . '
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Paneh() Y,illq ,.
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and Jlllllbor<e lioed, Newport Beacb:
E&atbluff Vlllaje Center. E&atblull
Drive, Newii_Or( 'Beach; Harbor View
c.nter, San Joaquin Hll1a Road llld
MocArthur BouleVard,. Newport Beach:
lod Westclllf Piasa, 17th and Irvine
aveiue1, Newport Beach.
The DAILY Pll,(IT ta atUI negotiating to j obtain t1cketa to a major football
..,,. u bonus prizes for top wlnnml Ill
thi to.week oon\at.
· ' p)ete Information, ru1et and lilts
..-wlll'tppoar-tlmet Neb =r tbe sports ltC_llon ol Ille DAILY
1lie first ...,k's enlry f~ wUI be
Pf>llobed Tuuday IJlll Wednesday In the IPOrtl'llcilon. •
Tbe •blltle Is about to blow flX' the
llltkolf. ' a-rs ... chllleo(ed lo be footUll
pibpbeta for profits.
Aid Cutoff
Threatened
To Nations
\VASffiNGTON (AP ) -President Nix·
on vov;ed today he would cut off all U.S.
economic and mil itary aid to any country
\\'hose leaders protect '"the merchants of
death who traffick in heroin."
Selecting an international na rcotics
control conference to respond t o
D e mocratic nominee Ge orge
McGovern's criticism of his war an
drugs, Nii:on said "very sharp recent in-
creases" 1n heroin prices in the eastern
United Stale! "indicate lhat the supply;., ..
drying up and that the pressure is on the
criminal drug trade. ---
"We are going to keep the heat on until
these despicable profiteers in human
misery are driven out of their hiding
plaei!S and are put in prison where they
belong," Nl.J:on said in prepared com·
men ts .
His administration has made progres,,
In curbing the drug traffic , Nlxon said,
"yet we must do more to win this war
and we must do it even more quickly."
He asked the U.S. diplomats who
coordinate overseas effortt. to curb drug
supplies to convey "this personal
message for me:
REMBRANDT PAINTING BOUGHT BY LAGUNA ENGINEER JAN KOLAR
Pen and Ink 'Study of •n Aged Wom1n' W11 Dont Around 1650
"Any government whose I e a d e r s
participate in or protect the activities of
those who contribute to our drug problem
should kno1Y that the Preaident of -the
United States is required by statute to
suapend all American economk: and
military asslstaa<:e to such a regime. l
•ball not beallate to compijl M1)I and
pnimpU, wltll that slltuta.
· Lagunq,.Man B.uys 1650
Rembrandt for $7,700
"Our goal · Is 'Ille uncondllional 1ur·
render of the merchants or death who
traffick in heroin," the President said.
"Our goal ii the total banishment of drug
abuse from American life.
An 8-by·lO.inch pen-and-ink s~elch by ,
Rembrandt now belongs to a Laguna
Beach engineer.
Jan Kolar, 1689 Bluebird canyon Drive,
ouUasted two other bidders for the draw-
ing at M auction Sunday ' at t h e New-
porter Inn.
Kolar paid $7,700 for the cir'ca 1650
sketch. Bidding stsrted al $5,000, and
went up in increments of 'l~.
The "Study or an Aged Woman" was
valued at '10,000 by art appraisers at the
House of Hartford in Los Angeles in July
of 1969. ·
The amount paid for the painting will
go to a science center building fund at
Los Angeles Bapti!t College in Newhall. ·
The school has owned the painting for the
past five months.
ft was donated by Ben Mc:Osker, pres!.
dent of the Star of Slam Jewelry Store
chain, who received the sketch in trade
tor jewelry ln 1969.
"ft Is a beauty • • • a charming little
sketch," comment,t.d Thomas Enman,
director of !be Laguna Beach M""um of
Art , who attended the auction. "He paid
a fair price for it'."
The drawing, he said, wu probably
ripped from one of Rembrandt's sketch
pads. "Although the paper has mellowed,
the ink is very fresh . It loob as if it wu
done yesterday," Enman added.
Kolar could not be. reached this moning
for comment on the purchas!.
Following the auction , however, he told
a reporter he was not an art collector,
but that he had "heard of Rembrllllll"
"We are going to fight the evil with
every weapon at our command,'' Nii:on
continued. "Our children's Jives are what
we are tiabting for and our children'•
future ii the reason we must succeed."
Meanwhlle, the Senate ratified &9 to o
toda y a revision of a 90-nation treaty
designed to strengthen international con-
trol of narcotic drugs.
UCI Talk on Ecology
Representatives of UC Irvine will e.1:-
pllin programs for maintenance of the
environment in the Saddleback·lrvine
area at the Wedneaday evening general
meeting of lhe Saddleback A r e a
Coordinating Council.
The 7:30 meeting on the mezzanine
level of the new Royal Savings BuiJding:
in El Toro ii open to the public.
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Uganda . Report-s -·Military·
A Reprieve
For Landmark
ONLY IN LAGUNA DEPT. -Tht
tranquility of pre-dawn hours around our
neighborhood was broken early today by
the growls ot a semi-truck engine. abouts
of workmen, fiashfng lights ind cruhini
tree limbs.
So what if it was only 5 a.m.? This was
just Laguna Beach doing its thing.
They were just mov;ng the Captain'•
House into our nelgbborhood after it had
reposed on the cliUJ overlooking the
Pacific !or nearly a century. Well, 85
years anyway. by the best estimates or
local historians.
UPLAND INDUSTRIES, which is a
subsidiary of Union Pacific Railroad,
bought up mOflt of the ocean front prop-
erty in Laguna Beach southerly o! Hotel
Laguna to Sleepy Hollow. Aa a result,
Upland wanted all the old junk boules on
this property leveled so they can build a
brand.new condominium complei or
something equally grand out of cement
blocks, chrome and Hong Kong glass.
Doubt1eu aJI of this along our Orange
C.oast ocean front will be something we
wUI Point out to our grandchildren with
great pride.
Anyway, two of the old structure! that
stood In the way of Upland's buUdozers
were the Captain's House at 563 South
Coast~ High~t ~d the ~OE.lion House
Which was nearby. The Moulton place
had served aa Laguna's first schoolhouse.
PRE·W ARNE!> OF the impending
destruction, tbe Laguna .Historical Sode·
ty got in a great flap to save the two old
wooden buildings as monuments to the
past.
It W83 too late. Bulldozers f~ ofr
the Moulton House in short order la.11t
week. You'd be surprlled how little time
it takes to knock doWn a PieC:e qJ. history.
Tile Captain's House fared belier
because it enchanted a retired airline ex·
ecutlve named Trevor Cwihman and his
wife, Jocelyn. Upland induatrles, in a
stroke of benevolence, decided to give the
Captain's House to the Cuabmans if
they'd just move it off that expensive
ocean front cliff site.
NOW THE CUSHMANS happen lo own
this eucalyptus grove in Laguna at the
comer of Catalina Street and Arroyo
Chico Drive. So tbe solution wu simple:
Just move tbe captain'• House off the
cliff a few blockJ over to the eucalyptUJ
grove.
Practical men no doubt shuddered at
the whole idea. The original homesight
Itself, on the eda:e or a cliff, was im·
posing.
The Captain's House was built circa
1887. Two stories circulate about its
origin. One suggestl that two ladles from
Rivertide bought the Jot for $W -or one
buck per ocean front foot -and built the
house to escape summer's inland heat.
THE SECOND y ARN suggests that an
old whaleboat captain named Ben Handy
brought in the wood by ship and built his
home on the bluU. I like the second story
best.
Anyway, despite what all the pracUcal
me'n had to say, the Cushmans hired a
house-moving outfit and early today, they
fituck wheels under the C8pblin's HOU!e
2nd moved it with its steeply·peaked
roofs, Victorian wood foo-foo and ralllngs
and all, right down to the eucalyptus
grove. Aided by all us neighbors who
turned out to sidewalk engineer, they had
the old plru::e positioned in Its riew loca.
tion about 5:30 a.m.
Some Wrong-Thinkers will doubtless
1uggest that the Cushmans are silly
romantics to spend all that money to
save an old wooden place.
On the other hand, it ian't every day
you can buy a piece of history and save it
at the same time.
A coast toast to the Trevor Cushmans.
l'm going back to sleep now.
U'I Tt.....,.
On Campaign .J'rail
President Nixon is engulfed by crowd during appearance at 12th .•n·
nual Italian Fall Festival .in. Mitchellville, Md. Nixon praised Italian·
Americans for . their "strong sense of patriotism."
' To Strip Mining ~vils
LOGAN, W.Va. (UPI) -Sen. George
McGovern tromped the hollows of coal
dependent West Virginia today, ad·
vocating an end to strip mining.
In a self-proclaimed "Agenda for
Human c.oncems in Appalachia,''
McGovern charged that strip mining and
clear cutting or timber had left "gaping
wounds that will never heal."
Cash Withdrawn
By GOP Aides,
Paper Reports
W ASllINGTON (AP) -Two top of.
ficials of the Committee for the Re-e\ec.
tion of the President Withdrew more than
$50,000 from a secret fund ~ to
finance intelligence-gathering operators
against the Democrats, the Washington
Post laid loday.
'Ibe Post identified the two officials as
Job Magruder, deputy. director ol the
committee, and Herbert L. Porter, its
acheduling dUef. Be.fore joining PrHi·
dent Nixon's official re-election organiza·
tion, both men were White Hou1e aides,
the paper reported.
The Post said more than $SO,OOO also
was withdrawn from the fund by G.
Gordon Liddy, former chief counsel in
Nixon's fund·raislng operaUon who was
indicted Friday along with alx others on
charges of conspiring \() bug Democratic
National Committee headquarters in the
Watergate complex.
Mqnlder denied he received any
money from a secret fund although he
acknowledged government investigators
had quest10t1ed him about such allqa.
lions, the Post laid. Porter could not be
reached for comment.
The Poat &aid there wa1 no indication
the money allegedly withdrawn by the
two men was used directly to finance the
break·ln and alleged attempted bugging.
•'These present methods of production
must end," said the Democr.atic
presidential nominee.' "We must bmd up
the wounds of the soil and return these
great natural resources to the good earth
and the good people of this state."
( CAMPAIGN '72 )
McGovern's speech was prepared for
delivery in front of the Logan (:ounty
courthouse, 15 miles from the scene of a
di.!a.Ster early this year in which a coal
company's slag dam collapsed, sending a
torrent of water through a valley that
killed 118 people.
HE SAID the disaster was an
''outrage" and was evidence of th~e
''lackadaisical approach toward mine
safety adopted by the Bureau of Mines."
nie bureau, he said, is "dominated by
representatives of, or· sympathizers with,
the very-industry it is supposed to
regulate."
McGovern arrived in West Virginia
Sunday night to campaign with the
.state's Democratic candidate r o r
governor, Jay Rockefeller, and with Rep.
Ken Bechler (D-W. Va,). Both Hechler
and Rockefeller are strip mining foes
and, despite the economic consequences
to the state, do not appear to have been hurt by the issue.
McGOVERN CONTENDED that an
end to strip mining would n o t
pennanenUy lose jobs for miners.
"Alternative work is available, and
during any transition period, relocation
aJJowancu can be provided."
MdJovern began his West Virginia tour
with a 1peeeb to an outdoor rally for
about 2,000 partial university students
Sunday rllgbt at Huntington -his first
appearance before a college audien ce
~ince he was nominated.
Storms Rip Into Midwest
Four Killed as Wind Takes Plane lnw Lake
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Death Toll
Counted Up
In Lebanon
By Ualled Prell Jaternatloul
nte Beirut afternoon newspa}lel'. Llhan ·
Al-Hal said today the weekend IJnell
raids into southern Lebanon killed 0 hun-
dreds" of persons and caused damage to .
towns and villages estimated in the
millions of dollars. However t he
newspaper Al Nahar pul the death toll '
closer to 80. ·
Israel today marked Judaism's most
solemn holy day, Yom Kippur, with a
report or even J1l9re fighting on the
northern ftonller following the 'Weekend
raid into southern Lebanon and said
there were artillery duels wlth Syrian
guns in the Israeli-occupied Golan
Heights.
LJSSAN AL-BAL. commenting OD the
aftermath of the 36-hour Israeli incursion
into Lebanon, said the government had
not issued a final casualty toll because
reports of dead and injured were still ar4
riving in the capital.
One official quoted by the newspaper
said more than 70 villages and towns in
the south have remained without water
supplies since Saturday because the
Israelis blew up the water treatment sta·
tion at Taibeh.
The Taibeh treatment plant, which cost
$334,000, was inaugurated only a few
weeks ago. Water tanker trucks have
been carrying water to the affected
area!'. ·
THE NEWSPAPER published the
names of scores of civilian casualties.
Shortly after Israeli armored columns
withdrew from Lebanon Sunday in time
for the sundown start of the holy day of
atonement, military souretS said, gun.
ners in nearby Syria opened fire with
mortars on the ISraeli·held Golan
Heights. 1
Israeli artillerymen answered with a
barrage at the mortar positions in Syria,
the source said, and there were no
resports of damage or casualties in the 9
p. m. exchange.
The weekend attacks into LeJ>anon
were reported directed against areas
believed lo he strongholds of Palestinian
guerrillas, and for the first time the
Lebanese army fought back. Palestinian
guerrlllas1 in radio broadcuts from
Damascus and Cllro, &aid the Lebanese
government gave them an ultim.atwn to
leave villages in southern Lebanon and
that they rejected the Ultimatum.
Three Warplanes
Downed During
Raids on North
SAIGON (AP) -Tile U.S. Command
announced today the loss of three jets
during raids over North Vietnam and
said four of the six crewmen were miss-
ing.
U.S. Navy destroyers, fighter.bombers
and helicopter gunships stepped up their
attacks on supplies being wtloaded ·by
Chinese freighters off the coast of North
Vietnam in efforts to circumvent the U.S.
blockade of the ports: of Dong Hoi and
Vlnh.
The Navy said the attacks destroyed
more than 100 bundles of supplies pecked
in waterproof bags to Dool them to
shore.
THE U.S. Command reported that Air
Force, Navy and Marine tactical fighter-
bombers cctrried out more than m
strik,es acrois North Vietnam Sunday.
The closest raid to Hanoi reported by the
command was 42 miles north of the
capital.
crewmen were listed as mlalng.
motorbikes tossed band arenades Into
two coffee shops and a street lnterstctlon
Sunday night, kil"ijng two children, a
civilian and a policeman. Fourteen others
were wounded. ~
In Da N8Dfl, tem>rlsts . ridlllc
surface-to-air missile Sunday and cruJ;..
ed. into the Tonkin GuU near Dao cat Ba
island east of HaJphona: and the two
An Air Force FIOS Wll hit by • a
The two crtWmen of 111 Air ~
Phantom. after completing a rnlslioft
over North Vietnam, had to ball out Sun--
day when a malfUIJClion caused a fire in
the cockpit, spokeamen said. 00 wen
rescued 65 miles northwesl of Do· Nlllf.
Clash Tie(I
To Asian
Expulsio~
1!1 Ille Auodaled Prest u .... aid today lfl ·atr and pnd
uni~ bad fOCllllUred thrte towns II
clalmed were ielzed by troops invading
from Tanzania in a drive to bait the e1-
puls1Qn .of Asians from the. Easl African
naUon. ·
Uganda military l]lOkesmen said ,
troops of ne!Chborlni TOMa•ia invaded '
Ugaoda en Somday.
Tanwlla dllilled Ila forces were Jn.
volved bort IUQelled lllandanl _...i
to the regime of President Idi Amin were ·
figbllng troops loyal to blm In oouth-·
wellem·Ugando. -
A RADIO UGANDA broadcasl aaid
Amin had lnlonntd the charge d'lffalns
of Libya -Iha! Brilaln WU boblJld. lhe ,
fighUng, trying lo bring fonner President
Milton Obole back lo power.
He aai.:J that In thi.s way Brlf.aln hoped
to bring a reveraai of bis order of Ia1t
month to npe1 Asians holding Brililh
puaports. The !slue bas llllrred eot>-
troversy in Britain where aome quarters
eZ]lttU concern about a heavy Influx of
nonwhites.
The flnl group of I93 Asians ,.~
Englsnd today. VICTORY SMILE
llObliy Fi1<hor <Jb!>te, Oll31ed by Amin in I milltary
-coup in lrll, lives in exµe in T•nunia.
About 5,000 Ugandans fled thert wltjl ltim
alter Amin look <Ntr the ......,...,L Bobby Fischer
Arrives in NY
Rested, Happy
NEW YORK (UPI) -Bobby Filcher,
first American lo win the ·world chess •
championship. flew home Sunday nigh!
from Iceland looking rested and happy.
Fischer, wearing a p 1 aid sum.
merweight suit, walked briskly from lhe
Icelandic jet to a limOUl!ne sen1 by
Mayor John V. Lindsay. .
To neWmien who ahouled qu<atiolll al
him during the briat 3QO.yard.· walk,
Filcber said, "It's great to be back-in
America." Aaked what bis planl we, be
replied, "I'm going to 11.eep." Aaked
where, be said, ••tn bed."
CARRYING K. d<>f-eared wreath wbicb
wu awarded him at the champlcmahlp
c~ss match. Fischer aaid be doesn't
know whether he will attend' the Clleu
Olympiad wblch starts ·Monday ·lit Sl<i>p~
je, Yugoslavia. . / Fischer waa accompai>ied on lhe.fli&bt
by an Icelandic policeman friend, Sam·
my Palsson, Mrs. Palsson, and Miguel A.
Quinle"'8, a che!a grand mallet from
Argentina.
Fischer's -· Ille Rtv. WIIIlam Lombardy, W83 Oil band lo greet Fischer.
!Ambardy aai4 Lindley jlad tentaUvely
scheduled a receptloll for Fiacher OD Fri-
day. .
He said chess entbusiasta·"are hopeful
Bobby .will attend the Olympiad, but it
will depend on · how he feels!' He aaid
Fischer bu ·participated In 1everal
Olympiads, and may do so agiin. .
THE FIRST WEEK or ao of lhe OIY.Jll-
piad' consists of qualllylng malcbelJ.
Lombardy said If Fiach<r ·decides lo
compete, be could join the team in time
for the fiqal cQmpeli~on. 1 The champion's ctepmure · h om
Iceld wu· delayed 30 mlnulel while
~her and Palsson drove to Ibo Na·
tional M113eum in Reykjavik ao lhe
Alllerlcan cauld sip lhe cbolsboord tlled
In the tournamentt.
DIBPATCllES reacblng Lmdon frcm
Brililh comsponclents in U 1 and a
reported skepticllm in aome quarlor1I
·111ere·of lhe Upndan ...,ermnent clalma
that Ttm•nlan troopl bad invaded.
The accounta said there Wll , I
poalblllty troops loyal to Amin wele
flgbllng army mutlnetr1 or lhal Upndan
..itea 1oya1 to Obote had Iauncbod a
guerrilla thrust.
A. Ugandan military, spokesman In
Kampala, the capital on Lake Victoria1s
nlirlh shore, aaid three towns reported
·uptured on SUnday bad been ,_ by
troops of Amin'• Simba Baltallon wttb
atr support.
lie idlntUled the towns of Mbanra, !!ti
nille1 ... -of Kampala, and
KyoterallldXallsilo, bothabouttoll1ilel
... -of lhe•i:apilal . The apokesman reported nine Upndan '
aoldlera were l<llled and claimed oboul•
200 ol the opposing force had died. ..
THE SPOKESMAN said Ugandan air
force planea had flown Into Tanaanla and
deltroyed enemy pooitlons in the
nortllWell Talll&lliali town of Bul:oba.
Ugandan forca were "pushing very
hard" loWard the border town ()(
Muluhil1, the spokesman said.
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L:. ·'5, NO. 261, 2 SECTIONS, 2' PA6ES. ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ·1e, '1972 N TEN ·CEtm
Newp~. Receive Gift of Land
BJ L. PETER DIEG
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. Formal annouiicem.nt of a gilt of land
from the Ir"1ne Company to the Newport -
Harbor Foundation for a community'
calturil ceDter at Newport Center will be
made nei:t month, it was learned today.
·The company announced some time
Irvine Company tn Donat,e Culture Cent,er Sire and programs."
That report, first made public in July,
said. in part:
"The specific requlmnents I e a n
toward a cultural complex ling a small theater, a museum and bly a
library, with the possibility f each
jointly utilizing a central core of con-
ference rooms, multi·purpose , lobby,
et~.
ago it would give a Hawta~le; site'~ for a
centu, fik~. to Include an art muie""1
•nd perhaps even a music theater and
munlelpal library,
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have not yet been determined, lniine
Company olficlala aaJd llliJ morning ..
And the foundation 11111 lln' iRlre how
much land II will DO<!d.
It la still In the mldll of ID ~e
feulbllily study of the proj«I. .
"W1y1 and means to accompU.h
Suspect Surrenders
Newport Man HeM' in Death of LA. Woman
By ARTHUJI R. VINSEL
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A Newport Beach -who aur-rerdered as a IUspecl In the slaytni of a
yowig woman, wboae l~ aedan bear-
ing the pel'30llallzed ~ J!.l~ BIZ;\R
ls s ought today, was being trow·n.
back· to the Ol'ange Coalt. 111iJ morning to
face a 'miltder charge.
CWU.. K. ~. 33, of the Towers
Apaftmenla, '3121 W• Coast· Highway,
turned bimsell In to police II San
Anselmo In the San Franelaco Bay uoa
late &mday nliJ>t
He wu booked on .mmder cbalJOI In
the death of Diane E. 5in11eton, :n, of
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Police Omummity n.iauon. Olficor
Stan Brealer aaJd in....itgaton mow lit.-
tie -the llll(J8CI al the pmeot time,
Including clmnnatancos of the lhoollna·
Mlis Sinllefm died without rqalDinC
eoalcloumell.
llemlclde -did point out, however, that prior to Anteny's SUnday
nllltt ~ •• a mauve of Mila
Stnalelm and alli> her rool1111111te, "'°" tiCfil lbeliillP!lil IDcl were able to ldeo-
lily the Victim.
.Automobiles linked to both ..ictlm and
IUspecl apparently have llOllle bearin( m
the we, since Newport Beach police too
(See SLATING, Pqe I)
Hearing · Set
For Rewning
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_..i Nnport Beacb Plamitnr Clim-
·ml ..... 'i 11 ... >\.a pupoaJ'to mane
.aJ:llll!!lt Ar.'IDd_.t llOllle-
merdll l"fl Cll•.~'liland lo I -Umited ...,._ (B-U) -. ·
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tlal ......... ff Balboa IJlaiid -ID . -.. i:=i" llld •alollol ,_ Of6111111•t.J ttDlrector .J1W1 lllwtdior. ' c
''lmlllil'• --.Ila !nm ~ ....,,!!'_ Jul~·:it of an ema...,,.
IH.5 ordlnanoe nstrtetJac du p h & -lop .• ID 114 -·Gil 1111 loland.
That ·Upin:s Nov. 21 or -pa-of a new-law. Unclei: the Jlnlpoled .new law, .au _.
erty on Balboa laland -with the ••· ceptlon cf establiabed eommerclal areas
on Mvine Avenue. Ag1te Avenue, 8outh.
Bayfront and all Collini JaJe lols -would
be placed In the J\.1,5 ealelory. If the mlft pacbge piopwMI to the
eomm1a1on ii aceepted tontcbl, the ...,.
md dWelllnc uoll on ID J\.J.5 Jot would
be llmlted to l50 square feel .. ..... I-cf the Jot area, · ~ la
larpr. but 11111 to ....ed IOD oqiloro laeL
The --Y onllnance 1Ja111 llmit1
Elisabeth Schuler. 13. Ccista Mesa, ·dlaolays . .POW·ltllA bracelet she
has ~ wurine, It beara the name of ~avy>I;l. lllfkham L Gartley,
who la one of three prilqners of Wiil' Zlliltued by Naftlt Vletnameae. ~beth, a atudent .at Davis Scb.ool,.<doem't know GtrUey, but bu
thought1about hill\ often in recent DICllltlla•and she's pad he II free.
(!lee siory. Page. 3.) · . ~ ,. the """"' Unlt,to·llO square feel
·The lli-1 bu the endonement of
Nixon ·Moves to hicrease
.lritp0r.t of Oil Prod~c~
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m ·ONE EDITION
• tDaDJ llllnd 1-Mmts who have become .-neif 1rilll o::.::r-tlon 1111f·pm.
1111 ........ lit montba.
''We.,. alwaya -In la"" of trying
.... clo _,,,, to curtail -. big
......... that .. ~ Iba pl-" ll1cl '1110mai, • ~
~ the Balboa -lmpro•-*nt -Uon. "We IRl~J!da ·,.opooec11aw with.,.
exception." R-... llkl. "We'd lla to
... the -~·lot raUo ll&ure d!lng-
(See,lllUlllNG, Pqe II .. ,.
Patrol 'Rescues •
.Sinking Boat·
Or-Cam!J· 11111.ir Dlolr1ct palrolmat ~ afltrDOOD
manqid ~ -•l" >'Iba *fool
allboat v-iller ... ttr1 ...
clttd ,,_. e•ll•t them to
deelart Iba VOllll sinklnc fut II
1111 ~ --... t-. ....... ,... ... Lido• -Molol-..... = • td lo ...... eat v ...... ... lwto•~ ..... -...... ,._. ----· ........ f, ..:~·.. _,,.r,,r:: •..... , .. ,r..-.1&:. .. c. v..-. .. ·1u11 •11 mac1e'o1 .. -.
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recommendations contained In an m..
ventory of eullural groups and facilities
in ~· County are ......,Uy under study," Alan , C. ~oeman, foundation
president, ,aid today.
Explaining that the cultural survey 11
contained in a report published la.st May
Ne~rt f.andle
Shop Hus Fire
FU..fed by ·pota of ·wu CSUH!I 11.JW
damage to a NeWporl Beach candle lbop
Sunday before being eatlngulabelt .... It
ate Its way into the roof of t1ie building
boualng the lirlll.
lnvesUgatol'I said the majorltY•of the
Jou at t;and)e Arts. 500 :19th St., involved
structural dlmage, while only a small
pqrtiClll Involved the oompany'• merdlal>-cllie. j
. A probe ol the ...... of the l :IO 1.m.
~la still llllller "'1 today • The eand1e shop. la owntd by Peter
Slqle, 19Sl6 Momt Cachuma Circle,
Fountala ValleJ,
Charter Pioneer Set
As Guest Speaker
by the Newport Beach City Arts Com-
mittee, Stoneman aald, "Of paramount
interest ia a conclusion reached by both
the report and the board of trustees that
thc::re is an urgent need to e.stablish a
viable cultural' complex to serve as an
outlet for varloUJ community interests
"The facilities need not become an
(See CENTER, Page II
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parade on•bls behalf in Newport Harbor.wli the bl&• l!oll· ~·
1n· Orange· County history -about 127 ·boata w}lh,,l,. DlY!nf
pl!lengers, including movie stars and pollllcaJ: per80Dallilea. Othera
noted 'that•the puide made the harbor seem lllt:e the Hollywoocl rr..
w1y1tJ1111h hour.
Propose_d Hospital Facing
Uphill Battle With Panel
A 1112-bed community bon>ltal proposed
to be built adjacent to tlie UC Irvine
medical school campus and future
tfacblnKboaj>ltal, faees an uphill struUle
nm MO!jitay wben the Orange County
Heolth PllMJng Coonell ( 0 C H P C )
reviews· the approval application.
The facllltles review committee of the
OC11PC namwly approved the Western
World Medical Foundation'• bid last week foe the lntttal lllage of developmeot of "a
Mayo Cl1nic ·of the West."
'lbe committee voted a to 7 to overturn
a lllaff recommendation to deey the.pro-
posed 1eneral care flcillty on the
grounds thera were already too many
hospital beda unll!ed In Orange County.
The boopltal, to be ftoaootd largely by
private funds, la being IOUgbl by a sroup
of 100 Harbor Area pbysielana.
u ·approvtd by.county and state health
plamen, the boopltal would be the flrll
ol .. veral ID<dical ,bulJdinu -. cllnlca.
tbe hospital and doctor's oilkea -to be
built on •. 151).aere olte reaerved by the
Irvine Company near the inlerlecllan of
MacArthur Boulevard and University
Drive in Irvine. ·
Tbe parcel adjoins another H!Hcre
1lte reservtd by the UC Rei<nll for
development of I b • UCl-Ollllomla
Co1Je1e of MO!IJeine eampua, Including a
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proved by the health p1annlna qencles.
However, ·lhll. flcillQI '• lulure .... Jn
the· balance of 'N°""""' --al of a '270 111il1too oiate "-lth-·aclelca
bond meuure.
Founfatfon, president, State Sen.· Dm-
nla c.,,,..,ter (ft.Newport Beach), urged
the OCHPC·Committee to 11tbink bla.11
"It la 'DDI juat RDOther bolpltal that la
proposed," but the flrll part of I ~
medical center." Carpenter said.
Baetm of the Western World fadllly
empbaslaed the community baop1tat
would 11111 compete with the UCI teacldDa
hospital.
Neverthel~, the foundation I 1
prepared to IUJ)iead with COllllnlcllon ln
the ever<the lmlNolty ldlty la not
bull on eampm. LeCillal<n. indudlnll
llOMe frml 0ranaw Coanly llllllbly Jtm.
neth Cory (D-Olnlen G~ ba .. , op-
poaed <OOllructJon of the · ta! al·UCI
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The aoua1 ..r11 ~ ""' clouds and lot wUl dlar of! to tht
lllUll aunny lfternoonl alonr tht
Oran&• Cout on~. lllPo of 72 at the beacbea dollll lo II ....
land. Lon lllallbl -
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Coct>Cola "°' lllt Ille ~ marktt, with ofjlclal Commlllllrt
blt,.lttg, nol ., a symbol of dol-
lar lmp<rlaltnn, boll rotlwr .,
"the F.;11 0/ peOCtful confaj.
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llOtlQUIUJ (UPI) -T •• ~llllmll.wllldl....-.....ill.
COW'lfl in surfin&, now otlen
"IUf'YlvaJ 494 ...
To poi and earn two credits.
students mUJt attend the ctaues all
M!Mlter wtthoot Ulinl a car.
One ride, saya instructor Tony
lladges, and the 1ludenl falls.
Laguna House
Transplanted
From Bluff
A bit II t.ocuna Beach hiltOrY WU
lnnlplanted urly thli mornine II the
Oaptaln'1 Houae which once commanded
an ocea~bluff vttw "'' Uligned to an
lnlud lite.
1be 1111 atnadurt was situated at 58:3
S. Cout llJihway on Upland Indusl ries
land. II now repost> in a u.e.cbaded lot
1t 7110 CIUlinl Street.
II wu moved by thl Tmor CUahmllll
wbo ICQUlrld the houle from Upllnd
Industrloa. The toll! trip for Ibo old
houle wu four·tenthl of a mil• and Ibero
were no bltchea in the pre-dawn oper•
tion. -Jim Snow of the Soow Bro1her llwal
Moven, which accomplished the tuk,
uld tranaporllni the fl&.yeor old houle
wu more dllflcult thin moot Jobi dile to
tho location of the houle, tho -1111
and tho 11• of the itructure.
ult WU harder than tome boUlet to
pick up becaUH of the 11e," Snow uid.
.. Al far II tbt ttnacture, tt WU OK. It hi
-added.-·---------..
The -movJnc bqan at 4 a.m. with
1111 bulldlnl bllnl movod all Ibo _.. bluif otte onto Collt Highway and then
up Cout Highway to Cito -and
~to 1111 -........ 11.
Lob1ter Bake
Parade Readied
In Newport Area
More than 'Ii mordlinl 1roup1, bands
IJJd floats have regiJiereCI for tbe Blllboa
Bay I.Jon 's Club . annual Lobster Bake
parade Stpl 23 at Newport Center in
Nel!PO!I Beach. Lobeter Bab Chairmen Marlo Picini
uld tbl parlda wfll bl led by Grand
Marlhal John Bromlleld. former -of
the televlskm aeries "Sheriff o I
Cochlle," over the mile-Jone route en
Newport Center Drive.
Ttie -i>erade ii acheduled to lllrt al 10
a.m. at Santa Rosa Avenue and will cir·
de Fashion Island where the Lobster
Bw and camival will be held.
Pacini uld -of the new leatum of
thll year•1 parade will be the float
sponsored by the Newport Beacb City
Employes Association which will carry
Miu Lobster Bau and her -court
tnemben.
The Lob•ler Bake beauty queen wlll be
selected from to contestants during a
~geant which will be held next Friday
night In Fuhlon Ialand.
The three-day event opens at I p.m.
Friday in the 1hopplns center with tht
!obiter hake, carnival midway and beau-
ty conteat.
Saturday's events will be kicked off
with the parade which will be followed hy
the !obiter hake and carnival. Sunday the
lobster hake and carnival will continue
with prizes wbicb include a col.or
televblon 1el. A special ticket ule will
be held for a 1973 Pinto.
• Tlcketa for the loboter hake are 11.so.
•The Uon'1 Club uaes the proceedJ l9
1 benefit the Orange County Servlce1 for
'the Bli nd.
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Must Stop .:' .... ~'I.:~ lo IOmt happy con-. '• . .
TOKYO (UPI) -'!be wilt of a U.S.
Navy pllot lhot clown and .. ptured du.-
tng a bombing mission over North Viet·
nam. looked at bomb damage in HJDOI
today and said, "ThlJ has got to ttop,"
the Vietnam News Agency reported.
AccordJnl to 1 badly garblf!(f VNA
broadcut, monitored in Tokyo today,
Mrt. Olga Cha rles , wile of Navy Lt. Nor·
ris Alphonzo Charle• of San Diego, and
Mrs. Minnie Lee Gartley, mother of Lt.
(j.g.) Markham L. Qart!ey of Dunedin,
Fla., toured bomb-damaged areas in.side
the Hanoi city limits and 11w "extensive /tlintll Valves
da-e done by the American -
ing." (Related 1tory Page J.)
Vll'IT .........
It 1akl al the Bar.h Mal Hospital, the
biggest in North Vietnam. the two viii·
tort "learned thll the -and med-
ical penoruiel had performed lll'(Jcal
operatiooa .. 19 victims of I U.S. boml>-
ing Just the previous night on a populated
area 12 miles from the center of Hanoi."
Cbarlea, Gartley and MIJ. Edward
Ellu, wholl family In Valdosta, Ga.,
declined an invilltlon to Hanoi, have
been releued from North Vietnam pris-
oner of war eampi and tumed IWtr to
North Vletnameae and American peace
c:omm!U .... VNA sakl. They are upec-
ted to leave North VJetnam ill1I week~
Demarcus Johnson of Detroit
i1 believed to be the only pel'-
"'" In the world with only two of bis four heart vllveo.. Two
infected valves were removed
in a historic operation, and
though he must avoid ttrenu.
ous exercise, Johnson appears to be in normal health.
CENTElt ...
end. 'edlllco' for the arts. II It best thought of
Today, the two women alto were u a commwllty or neighborhood center.
obown the Tnmg Dinh residential quar-Jn addition, auch • ladllty need not be
tera inllde Hanoi ml· were told "lour est.ahll!hed with munldpal or tupayen•
Houston also said the height limit. in
the emerceocy ordinanc< -wbldl woold
be carried over into the new law -are
allo a step In the right dlreclion.
Prtmory dwellings are limited to two
atoriel of 28 feel and acceu0ry.llullding•
to one llory or ll leet. · : •
Hewicter conlendl Ibo propoted law b
the -reuonable ..._ to 1 oerlous
problem.
"This will be a tool which can be ap-
plled in other areas -large or small,"
he aaid.
111\e law probably will develop 10me
new problems with plan checks on new
duplexes, but I th1nk it will a work out
gjven time," Hewicker added.
He sai~ the new law probably wlD al·
feet mo.stly second growth artu on the
island, but that a number of lot.I will be
limited in Ult right away.
''There are already 5IO to toO 1ingl1
family uses on mulilple family lots. They
could ha ve added a second unit if they
wanted to," Hewicker said. "The R-1.S
claMiflcation may keep them as single
family units."
Tonight'• moeling wfll he held In city
council chamben,at city hall at 7:30 p.m.
City official• said nlrii 1e1tlng wfll be
made available for the ex pected large
turnout.
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SLAYING .•. U.S. 2,QOO.pow>dero on Junt 117 dellroyod money."
eight bloclul ol housel and tllled or The report -on to uy Ibo fadllty 1 f d · wOunded 4f peno111, lllOllly women and _., ••• utlllzed by both community and day ltsued a public appeal or 1 m
children." """"" ~ locating them . "I must uy It'• terrible destruction neltbboring group1 11 a producilon or Ankeny'• can are Identified 11 a tm ~ .._ •• VNA uo1~ "-G rtJ perlormance facWty. Corvette, dark blue, with 641 EAE and a "' •wmea, q -~.. a ey u fl d'-h t It -·"-" cultural vo'td" "-ll nyiq. •1ffome1 mean IO much to ~ -w a t,;.alY • 1972 Dodge van with 88M8J on .,. CtDH
pie. I'm aware ·111at -1alnll1t1-ae -Jhe --In Newport Beach CNaled by. the lack of platea. --.
bull of We and culture everywhere." a central ~re for act!~~•-Miss Singleton's car u a 1972
"But lhll th1ng .that homea were cfe. 'lbe Newport Harbor ,...,..tfon which Mercedea-Benz, with the word Blzz,\R
llroyejJ ., _.neoa1y llld 00 unnecemry It spearheading the current ellorta on Ila penonalized liceDN .plate, Ibey toucbii bot6 Mro. Qiarlea and my .. u." toward developing the cultural center -oeled in a!king for public help In locallnJ
Ille -quoted u aaylng. wa1 formed 11 years ap and Includes the vehicles.
VNA aaid Mra. Qiarleo said, "I think repreaenlatlon from aeveral culturll and Detectlvea said today they knew
It'• t;,rrtble looldna: at all theae build-civic group<. nothing about ll!las 51ngleloo, ucept for
inp. No Ille CID 6ardly mloteke these Two yean ago It mersed with Ibo the lad Ille lived In Weat Loi Angeleo
for nothlnJ. It hannl, and It'• Just ter-Orange County Council ol Arla. with another girl
rtble to aee .lhll. 'lbll ha1 got to stop. She was delivered to Hoag Memorial
Deoent people are jult being hurt for Hospital about 1 a.m. Sunday, and died a
no reaan at all. It ii a thame. CJ SJ led few hours later. · "And to think lhll everybody that has asses a Investigators uid the hnmetle, hu<l-
been IO nice and IO kind to me, after all eyed victim was fully-clothed but did oot
thil bu haJpened. II ...... unbelievable On 'Parenthood' say tt she bad been beaten or tt there to me. I wtilJ that the Amerlcant wfll gel were other afiJll of any kind of 1iru111e.
lnfonned eomctly about innocent cfvi· San ADRlrno police, to whom Ankeny
llanl blfns hurt by thl bomblnp." An eight-week couroe on "Tooil for oumndered, uld he gave his occupation
Ff'OlltP.,,eJ . -'· HOSPITAL ..•
lavorinl Instead, a lite more centrally
located.
Weatem World woold build near the
campua, bow ever, to aerve the future
populatlona of the Newport Beach and
Irvine hospital service area.
The foundation predicts a population
base of 7f,000 in 1975 will require 1111
beda; 141 ,000 in !BIO meana 319 heel! 1r1
necesary, and by 1985 some 209,000 peo.
pie would mean 471 bedt would be need-
ed.
Aman& hackera and dlrectora ol the
foundation are Dr. Gerald Sinykin, 1
Newport area doctor and director of stu-
dent health 11ervlees at UCI ; Walter Bur·
rougbt, former publisher of the Orange
Coul DAILY PILOT and one of the
prlme-movm in brinJing the UC campUJ
to Oranre County, and Dr. Arnold o.
Beckman of Backman lnatnunenla in
Fullerton who ii chairman of the Board
of Trusletl of Caltech, Pa .. dena .
Othero tupportlnJ the Western World
foundation application were U C 1
chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. and
Raymond Wataon, e1ecuUve vice presi-
dent of the Irvine Company.
Mother, Girl, 6,
Found Murdered
Successful Parenthood.'' will be offered u a coll9. student--tytPer. •
by Pepperdine University beginninJ
Wedneaday evening In St. Georae'1 Epft.
copal. Cbur<b ol ta,... llJllt. •
lnttru-Mlldrod F.,_ 11 Lquna
Niguel wfll conduct the oerleo of 7:311
p.m. clUlel del1goed t.o aamlne ~
nlquea of developlrif oollUllUlllcltlon
between parenla and children, oolving
problemo and ldenlllylng C1U1e1 ol oon-ruct.
A slmllar c:ourM will bl laugltl by
Helen Tracy in the Santo Ana Elka Club
Tlwr!day at 7:30 p.m. Fee for the
coune, which carrlu one unit of cndll
In poycholOI)'. It 131.
·'Swamp Gas' Blazes
Doused in Newport
A series of aix: small 1wamp a:as
fires kept Newport Beach firemen busy
during a hrlel period Sunday nlgltt, as
Oame1 erupted in 1 dllcb alons w .. 1
Colll Highway.
The blazes were quickly extinguilhed
after being triggered by apparent spon-
taneous combu.stkln about 7:30 p.m., in
the 3900 block of Coll! Highway in Weal
Newport.
Services Scheduled
For Mr. Foljamhe
Gllberl Foljambe, f9, a longtime
Newport Beach resident, died Saturday
night in San Diego.
DAILY PILOT .... """'
In Cute Compan,,
President Nixon takeo !tllu America of 1973, Terry Anne Neeuwien
(left) of Wisconsin, for a atroll around the White Howe. At rilbt ii
her predecessor, Laurie Lea Shaefer.
Pair Guilty in Kidnap
Of Televi-sion Producer -
MIAMI (UPI) -A petite brunette and
her husband have been found guilty on
chargea of abducting lelevilion producer
Peter Gayle -hla lllilmf Beach home
to Calllomll lsJI December.
Llnda"Narbona Kallu, II, and her Jru>.
balld AnUIOO)" Kallas, 26, were led away
by deputies Saturday after their ·con.
vicUoos. Sentencing wa.s scheduled-for.
Oct. 2$.
Kallas faces prison aentencea of up to
30 years in the bizarre case, in which he
and his wile claim they torced· Gayle to
turn over.134.000 thll rightfully belongid
to her.
The def em! maintained the money w11
part of the $101,llQI 'ahe earned In nine
months a.s a :4s Vegaa prostitute and
b&nded over to Gayle.
Gayle denied the charge from the
wllnell lland clurtng the trW.
panderin( charge but uid It "81 a eue .
of police harassment. He wa.s not con. :
victed. •
Kallu was found guilty of laltl Im-•
prlaonmenl, petty larceny, b_, and :
entering ~yle'• home and 111111wlal •
po,....lon of a gun while commlltlnJ a ·
crime. .
HJa -wtl.-w .. coovicled ol lilit 1m: .
priaomnenl and petty larceny. Sbl could ·
g:et up to 20 years in prl!on. ·
The def .... did not try to disprove tho :
charge Uuit • h e appeared al Gayle'• .
home in the early morning houn of Dec. ·
Z3, accompanied by Kallas aJid two .
muked gunmen.
Executive, 84, Dies
He said he never realized the girl wao LOS ANGELES (AP) -.!lbrldp B.
I prootlluto clurtng their relatlooahlp in Sluart, If, bonorory chairman of Cima'
Lb Vegas, although she WU armted 23 Uon Co. died Saturday. In lllt he WU
tlmeo by local authorfllel Ihm. ellclld preaJdenl vi the comp1111 ml la·
Gayle, whole network aeriea "The USI became chairman ol Ibo board and :
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her S.year-old daughter -both apparent
rape vlctlm1 -were found 1hot to death
fn their modest aouth LoJ Angeles home,
1heriU's officers aay.
Deputies said the nude body of Rosie
Estrada, 34, was fo1Uld 1prawled on the
living room noor.
Private funeral aervlces will take place
Tuesday for Mr. Foljambe, who was a~
tive in various civic affa irs prior to his
move to San Dlego four years a10. Burial
will be in Falrheven Cfmetery in Santa
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YOLUMI IUTI ... Her 2-year-old .on, Angel, waa kneellng
beside her, trying t.o awaken the woman.
The body of 8-year-old Francine
Estrada w11 found lying on a bed in one or the house'• three bedroom&, offieen
said.
Explorer, 85, Dead
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Louloe
Arner Boyd, a former dehulanle who
achieved world rtnown as an artUc ex-
plorer, bu died alter an utended lllneu.
Play Pentajon
British Devise V iet1iam GfJme
LONDON (AP) -A new parlor 1ame -i on ult ln Btllafn todly -yoa
try to win the Vletntm war. ,
The Idea of "The Penllacn Game" It to IChleve Ibo domlnaUcn ol JJldo.
china on a aquare<k>ff mop with· oounW. for four playm repretmtfn& tho
Americana, the South Vlelnlme11, the Vlei c..ia and the North Vlolname·.
Vou can capture vUlqes, bomb dlkea, ah\lffle civilians 1ro111d -but.10Q
can only brfn& In Cblnue CollUllllllill lrooJll U Ibo Unllod llaloo Inv-Nortb ·
Vlelnlm.
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1hops UNler Ibo Imprint ol the Ial!nlty C.mm1atlcatlont OOlftplny. .
Ono inventor, J3.year.old IOdolollot klm CUthherfloif{told '..-: ''ftit ,
11me lln't blaled polltfcallJ'. Il rlllecta Ibo nuty tlllnp .. .,,..... ii doll!(.•
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fpL llS, NO. 262, 2 SECTIONS, 2li' PA&ES . ORANGE COUNTY, CACFORNI~ -liAONDAY, SEPTWIER 'If, ~972 c TEN CENTS
nd Annua·l Mesa Festival Slated Oct·. 13-15
.
Ullt food ud ,._ boollll operal!d by
lho ·orpnlatlou·lul,..,. netl!d more
tbu $!J;IOO •for cbarltY ••
'11t11 , ,..... •• fleata •at Ibo -
Colla -port· ...... brio( In .....
more bllc11110 -•·lllll'lcllaal llove
--. zi....P!odl&il
'IWe,.tndodi·a. ~.<amlvel,11to
Mia Cllllla --~mt -ud camper exhlblt, 1114 · liellcopttr ?ides
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furn1sbed by a savlnp 111<1 Joan organlza.
lion.
Eodl penoo who beys 1 camlval ride
at Ibo nom11lprlce will be given a sec-
Cllld ride tree of charge, aca>rdlng to
Z1<ner wbo ~ lo cl•• away a'bout
IO,OOO!re&rldellcbts.
A drawing will be .beld dilly, with Ibo lucl<J winner . .-lvjng a«boice of three
prlaes, a TV set,"" bicycle or-a· -
The grand pria, lo be~a~ at Ibo
cmcluslon ol the llesla, fl•a ·weet for two
In Hawaii, Including round-trip air fare
and hotel.
Mexican dinners will be served
throughout the thtte-dly alfaJr by tbe
Colla llfesa High School Football
~ Club. Dinner prices are it.75
adulla, n cb1ldren. Each c11nJtor atub
repr8mts I cbaDce CID aJI prizes.
The ICbedule for tbe l1elta II: . Oet. IS
s p.m. lo I p.m. Mezican Dinners
5 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Camlval, Exhibits,
Rides
7 p.m. Music of the Thirties
t : 30 p.m. Prize Drawing.
Ocl H
to a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Carnival, Ex-
hibits, Rides
Noon to I p.m. Malcan Dinners
Noon Opening <lemnmles
i~:30 p.m: Dorothy Jo· Dancers
2:30 p.m. MUJIC·of the-Forti ..
5 p.m. Arlee Higbee Dancera
7 p.m. Music of the Fifties
9:30 p.m. Prile Drawing
Oct. 15
Noon lo 10 :*> p.m. CarnJvaJ, Exhibits,
Rides
Noon to 8 p.m. Mexican Dlnnert
1 :30 p.m. Music of tbe SixUes
3:30 p.m. MW Costa Mesa Pageant
5 p.m, Helicopter Rides
1 p.m. Music of the Seventies
9:30 p.m. Prize Drawing
' 2 Raccoons
Stir Flap
In Mesa
Suspect Gives Up
Newport Man Held in Woman's beath
By RUDI NIED7.lBl8Kl ....................
••Band.Jt" and "Sheba,,, two pet ""'
--.......-owile<lliJ llii.-Sl>e!Di Mi'!ili; liiYI
joined.Angela the bear OD Coala Mesa'•
tJO!l~le alien IW.
Mn. Marsh, 114 W. Bay SI., claims the
city Building Department relUJed bet
permlulon to keep tbe animal! even
thoogh IOmeone In the department SU]>'
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Anselmo In the San Francisco Bay area °' • DelfW' , .... tNff late Sunday night.
A Ne'llporl Beach man who ..., He wu booted «t muriler. cbarga In
rer.dered as a llllpecl tn•the·slaylng of 8 the death ol Diane E. Singleton,. D, of
whose luxury sedan heal"' West ·Loo Angeles. ~.!Oman _ _ . ·------Miao Slngletoo died-at llbag-Memorlll
Ing the personalized 1k:on1e plate BIZZAR Hoapttal Sunday morning, about eight
is sou I ht today, was being f Io w n hours alter ahe was dropped off there
back lo the Orange Coast this morning to with a bullet wound in her head by a man
lace a murder cblrge. who slipped awsy without identi!ylng
CarU.S K. Ankeny, 3S, of the Towers bimsell.
Apartments, 3121 W. Q>ast Highway, Ankeny surrendered shortly after lD
turned him~ in to police at San p.m. in the company of an attorney,
saying be wu wanted In connecllon wlill
the •bootiaC, according to San Anoalmo
police.
Dellcllve sci.-Ed Clb~ -IOlll lo tbe Bay Area cltY to brinl the ...,..,i
bact-aboard an Air Calllornla Jetllnet-lt
II : 30 8.ID. today.
Police Oommunity Relations Of!lctr
Stan Breuler said investlgators know lit·
tie about the aus~t at lbe present time.
includinl cirQ.uru:tances of the sbooliD1.
Miss Singl,ton died without regaining
(See SLAYING, Page I)
pobedly told her abe could.
~I called up 1bere and ........,. told -
that I eould have them H I. built a cage II
feet long, seven feet high and lour feel -·'!lie cqe frame WU'suppooed to be bo\tod to a cemeni floor," saya Mra.
Wilson Street
Parking Ban
Charity_J l.a~king
11:n~er .. ~h!~Y --· "l!!!l:'"· apenl ~ OD the cage and
Church Purse Theft Suspect Caught
tllt ~,4'Par1ment -~ ~ me a =i"itlll~'=~ lraee " i:~tW. StoFv ~ : ;. . ~, .:_ ~ ~ 'mlWo Ii(' .. w ~....-.w .. , ~ ~ ~ POW·ML\''bracel,t 11111
Ille' llo~ I fl, hll been Wluiiia. II the tllJlle of~ Lt.Jdarkbam L. GlltJey, ~I can't Pim=~ "":.11o """""' 'Qo la 11M Ci! liu.e en of war ~ I!!' Nor\b VlelnameM. · Jilve told her 'bow ·to t.Ol• ,J!llaabe\h;::t llU.i,Dt at. Davll lldillol. doean't liiOW-GuUey, 1bill bai
..... Slit S8fil -coiled 111 to ·• ;tboaght• allOat hiDl often In recent months and silo's .glad he ii free.
abeul requlremenll l.ir 1 .-j .bol , ~ ltGr!:.l'• S.) .· . . Doi for !ht pm-ol11111p.._ her pill;'< ;.. '--"' •, , ' . · ' ., • • , . 'hetakl. '"'I .... _ • -~
A C<llla llesa cijyordlnanl:e~ TI s B _ .... L· M s ' ~llit~"'x?:·. tdft~~ ~: •• •• ouwmg ust · top,
ad thcfe of bear ~ llllph A. 1-ti!, : ' . • t . im.e·· pet awlbMr Angela .... -• . ' •
........ out of town eatlier this·-Pow· Wif All . dl S Ztthe,,,,_-=~~~ · . e · ege y ays
under • »dQ '41ta1, GI. aecuilon" 1lftdcq, ~ ~ • ..
~-l>y .llla.co.ta M-Traffle ~ lo J>i<>M;lt Pll'tlDI
on both aldea Cil. Wllli>n Street II likely tO
crule come Colltroversy loftlgbl when it
reacbea the 'dl)i <OWicJL
Councilnien bave scheduled a publlc
hearing for 6:30 p.m. to determine tbe
advantages of reckurblng W 111 o n
between Fairview Road and COlle1e
Averme--.
• Members of the lraff10 commlsalon
r.commemled the parting .problblljon aa
a means of bnprovlng lnlflc !low. on
Wilton SU..L 'With parting ellmlnated,
the capacity of Wllaon would be In-
creased from two to four lanes.
A Simi Valley printer allegedly caught
r1l1l!!lf ~!dies' -~Y ~ ldC Of a !lo!\! M.= dmr.11 wu affiMM
Plftor:i>elnl .. _,. "'·* -·-reporledl.Y ·i'efuoed 10 m Ibo Gthif cbeelr. . '
lm'OllJaators aald both al bis would·be ••Ptors elalmed :hey were punched and
slugged during the confrontation at tbe
Pretb;lertan Church ol lbe Covenant,
which a11m1Mted Jn a root chase to
neorby Onnge Coul College.
Jooepb ft. Jloberll, 51, WU finally
boolled m auoplcion of buriJary after
pUrsuen flagged down Police Officer
Jact Kocb, wbo wu pualng the OCC
campua:.
Church parking lot 1teward Bernard G •
Beaird lald be 11w Roberta enter the
cblll<h ldlcben area vta the patio and
went to ut II he ..-belp·ln liDdlnc
the S&ll"lulrr.
Beaird 'cJallnlll he ..... llltqlt dii-ilr"m
and WU aluglll In ~fi<e and'
dowu Ii Roberta !lied i. Dae.
Bealn( aid be gave cliue and Wll
Joined by anolber c~, Joseph A.
Broderick, wbe claimed Roberts also
•asaull!d blm during the punull.
Detac:tJn David Slern said one choir
member, ,Mn. Nima Ni.mer, reported.
•be found SIG misllng from her purse. A
total of Sil carried ~ the suspect was
coofilcated u evidence.
Church officials ssld Roberts Is not 1
member of the congregation and no one
had ever aeon him attending services ill
the pall,•
lJ"¥ out later tllia nmlh. . . r
)frs. Minh, -wblle, says otie i8 '1'0KYO ro.fll ·-'!be .wile -of •·U.S. Ing.~ (llelaled story Page 3.f JootJai. for IOIDO 1"nd ~lltri. -Navy'pllbl .111»1 down and captured ' diJr. It said at the Bach lllal Hdspilal, the ~ permil1los -ahe lif>pel .... • ... 1'iqblnc -""" Norlh'Vlel· biggest in North Vlelnam, t&e l1'o 'vjli• -• ""!! 1or dllldnn. ._ 1'!l*M at boi11J> ••mar In Hanoi tors "leamec! that the"lodlln, and med-"I aJrudJ tiave a ooyote al a frllod•• today 'and said "Tbls baa got to SfD11 " lcal pmonnel bad perlonned sutrJcal Jdse and I .... a cbfmpanzee, a -• lllai\tlotliom Nm·AgeilcJ•reported. ' ~tlorul on•lt vic:llms of a U.S. bomb-:<'I· •,,"'11>11y maatey and 1 li«t cub m ~ •to a ·badly •garbled VNA Ing JUll the provious nilbt on a populated Order, *he says. ,. .....,..;. monitored In Tok;yo lodo,y, area 12 miles from the center of Haooi."
The iecommendalioa II unpopular with
apartment owners OD Wilson Slreel wbo
claim thst tbelt tenants """1d be In·
convenlencod.
Their spokesman, Patrick E. Maloney,
says it would be almost impoulble to
move irt-arid out of tra'lfic from the
apaiments withoul Infringing on the In-
side lane.
"With the pment two-lane sy1tem they
have a chance. when tbe light changes, lo
gel Into the flow, but with f<llll' 1 .... to
contend wlth, the coo1eetion would be
terrible," Maloney charges.
Pair Guilty in Kidna~
Of. Television Producer
'.!'be «>)'Ole,-............ to Mn. llfmb, · · 'K!J.'!)lp·Qwles, wile of Navy Lt. NOi'-CbarleJ, Gartley and Maj. EdW.rd ls beq lrapl In Hlllllinglm llelcb. Tis~· C2larles of San Diep, and Eliaa, whose family in Valdosta, Ga.,
' • Mtl.i"'Mlnnie Lee Gartley, mother of. IA. declined an in.Vi.talion to Hanoi, have
, '<1.&1, ~ L," Qar1]ey of Dunedin, been released from North Vlelnam pris-
Mesa Recreation · _,..,=== .. ~= ~0;,;;:.= :.:=.·v:: . .: '. · L. JdQae 1iy Iba o;Amerlcan • bomb-c:ommltleea, VNA said. They are .. Signups Slated Ni'' !::i.to leave North Vietnam this weet·
• I .... on $*AP" Up Today, the ·lwo ......... alJo were Recfllntloe II about lo be&ln for fall """' M:' " shown Ibo Tnmg Dinh relklentlal quar-cl.-of 1be Coa1a M... Recraatlon ' lers Inside Hanoi and ,,.,,, told "four
Deparlmellt. • L.. rin t f Oil U.S. 2,0llO-pounders on June fl destroyed
Brodlur<a outllniilg all cl.-ror •;f('r' 0 eight blocks of hou,.. and tilled or Wlllcb cJllzens may ·•-up ............ WWJlded « penaas. moally women and ...... ... ...... ~ ~.L chlldrea." . =: :;:-~~1 = ~ 0. '0fi:set Loss "I must say It'• terrible destruction
I.ID. to 1 p.m. al the COlllmunltY -' ' " ' of homes." VNA quoted Mrs. Gariley ..
other TraUic Commission recom-
mendaUons coming before the city COUJ)o
cU'lonlgbt Include a parting prohiblllon
on Victoria Street between Newport
Boulevard and Harbor Boulevard, and a
parting probibillon OD Bay street
between Newport Boulevard and Barbor
Boulevard,
In addlllon, councllmen are upected to
act on a new 1greeinent for the operation
of the Colla MOii Municipal Goll Courae,
and to adopt 1 molullon agalnsl a •late
plan whereby the maintenance ol
freeways_ would be tW'ned over to thoae
cities they serve.
~ center -· tbe woil ••le of ..... " ..m ASlllNO'l'ON (AP) ;,,_,Iden! Nix llYinl'· "Homes mean ao mucb to peo-•-• ·--""' •" -""' • pie. I'm aware -·t f·-"'-are the Orall8e Oiunty l'ldr\lnMltida ore being c'ill today DIOVed to increase allarply the •~ ~ Lob ke . dlatribulod through local ICbools and nw of ·.U.impolU llilo the Unllff.Slatea balls of life and culture everywhere." ster Ba
UbrarieB. . ' lli<auae ~ produclioa of petroleum "But this thing thst homes were de-
Parcuk Readied
In Newport Area
. They may .,.., be o~nacl at recre•· li-.idand.ucll bu 'not kept paco with' r1.1fug slroyod 90 needleal.Y and '° wmecessary lion ~I Headquarters on tbe Clam. toucbes both Mrs., Charles and myself,"
thlr<I 11oor of.clly ball. or additional 1n-Jinporta 'of au'_.... produda could ~.:' ,:'~ = said, "I lhil>k
Jormatlan can be obtslned by caJIJng 1!4-'!be <dll<f -· -. moana .,_ loc!klnll at , -~•I• lo daparlmeol aide Debo tlae lnlll aboll1.7 ml1llm-. a dly ::::..~";;. .., .~all~ i:!
., ~~'Ibo lloctiel ,1o . .-,ll•JDllllon tor nothing. 11banns,and11•1 just .le,..
, r-:·-a dly, ofllda]J.aald. rible lo -Ibis. Tltll bu got to atop. Moro thsn 75 marcblng groupo, bandl
--------...... --ln'·~actl'!l'll:Jql\lldl -Dllc<G~ people ~ •j1.11t being burl for and'Ooall have retfllet<d for Ibo Balboa • ;<loal>le Ola tale of lmporia for•No. I DO ,.._ at~ II la -a .abame. Bay Lion'• Club annual Loboler Bate .'DUPLEX RENTED fUel oll, •" ·-~.f"! parade Sept. Ji at Newport Center In =~In tile~ u....., Newport Beach.
MIAMI (UP!) -A petite bnmetle and
her husband bave been found guilty on
charges of· abducUng television producer
Peter Gayle from his Mtaml Beach home
to California Issi December.
Lindi Narbona Kallu, 20, and her hus-
band AJttLony Kallu, 26, were led away
1>y cleplitles Saturday after their con-
vieUoos. Senlenclng WU acbeduled fer
Oct. 2'.
Kallu laces prl.!on aentenca of up to
30 years in the bizarre case, in which he
and bis wUe cl-they forced Gayle to
lllm over '34,000 that rightfully belonged
to her.
The defense maintained the money was
part of tbe SIOl ,000 she earned In nine
months as 1 Las Vegas proslltule and
handed over to Gayle. ·
Gayle denied the charge from lbe
witneas lland during the trial.
He aaJd he never realized the girl was
I proslJiule during their relalionlhlp in
Lu Vegas, although abe WU amoled JI
times by local authorities Ibero.
Gayle, whole network lflrlet '1The
Young Rebell" was canceled, admltl!d
Square Dancing
Planned in Mesa fN ONE EDITION ie·•,.1olbe1mpor1quojumac1e Mes&... .A.p8rtment 111~ !:. ~1~ =.l
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1• ' 1 ~ ef .,....., .............. pneral Newport Cenler Drive. Leisure Servlcea t>epinlng at I p.m.
I =.=.a}.!.~ = -i lliiw l!tnooll, lo -with Motoreyclea and akl equipment valued Tba parade 11 scheduled lo 111r1 al 10 'nlel<lay. ~ -....,. No ... llleaae. . ·~'"' zlllale *'"-requlmnenta" by lbelr -·-at mort than Sl,000 a.m. 11 Santa Rosa Avenue and will cJr. Held In . the COl!lmunlty Rocreatlon
Anll a.pi. u. lltli Ced! rtmltlllc_ -Ir!!'! • ~ oil of pro-_. -·"91ie 11ia.c .. nll1Dd from a cle .fialil6n laland Where the Loboler' · c.ni.r·near the w'"t' Cate of the Oraoge
JilOoa, Ill iur • .-i..,..,., .' ....._.iii • marlrld -Ill ""' COs1a 11• .,..~. , \BID *1d camival will be beldl • , C.Uotr 'ralrlfOU!ldl, the clus meets.
. ~-. , JlllM. · ~··~ tl(iarll'i .... llid 1Padnl.llid . ..,. of the new leaW.... of ' every Tuoadlrnlllll and fl ,for beg.Inners• Flhtuii.-1111~~111di• '~ 111111...,.......;:J"""'• .;il*U..,,,_ nil'ti'at..., ""°"Gt ~.,...., paroc1o wfil' bf Ibo lloal only.
.... All ""'"' • ..... •. Illa """"*llol:Ha I ' ....... " ., ... ,,...-.. ~ •I .i -= by Iba Newport .JlelCb CllY c..t.fl $112' !or at<h two--1 ...... "b~al'ILOT "'1m, •Ml -ce-..-. lillt aa1d In....,.......... llrlwl,-llli" -i. ,arr ,.,. of a Mloctatlon wblcb will ·tarry Plans are to oiler lntermedtalt and acl-
qutlt • fall bul ,. -be e 1 l lllnl lllalil! i-... lbe actloD...,. be ._ Jl9'1t Ille _.... · Miia t.obiter Bate and .her foui\ <OUi'1 V1nCed square danclni liirlnc winter and
.. al ... .....,._ .......... •11•.i - --., Dapo!M,ldlz•lfta;ltll\.•lcllua~ JDeOben. ' aprlng.
1n1 • ..... IL I " •1 of New Enclancl ud ..in Joel~ 11, Mlrlltl J. Tba 1Albl1'!r Balle< beauty -wDI be To rectsler !Or the:bqlnnkic clwea,
· lilaloa • Now Yort and New JoneJ It, ... ~ W-.· II. Tbe -alecteil lloll It ~ill cmrill· a = ~ Gr· -up 1bt duo
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he wu arrested one! In Las Vegas on •
pandering charge but said it was a cue
of police harassment. He was not CODo
vlcted.
Kallu was found guilty of false fm.
prlsonment, petty larceny, breaking and
entering Gayle's home and unlawful
possesalon ol a gun while committing a crime.
His wile wu coovlcled of false Im·
prtaonment and PtltY larceny, She <ould
ret up to Ill yean in pr1aoo.
The defense did not try to diaprove the
charge thlt 1 b e lppeand 1t Gayle'•
home In the early mornlnr hours of Dec.
Ji, accompanied by Kallas and two
masted rumnen.
Orange
Weatlaer
The usual eari, mornln( Jo..
cloudJ and fog will clear off to Ibo
usual IUDDY an.r.-s aloar Iba
Oraoge Coul on Tue3day, ffigba of
72 I I the beaches rising ·lo 12 U..
land. J<owa loDJahl 5'-41.
INSmB TODA. Y
Coca.Cora hai hit the Polb~
market, with offici4l Communbl
blca.rinQ, not o.r a ivmbot of dol-
lar impcriolilm, but nithtf' a.a
"the f"::'.lt of peoct/111 CO<Jir~
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Mltta Vlllties
Demarcus Johnson of Detroit
'Is believed to be the only per-
son in the world with only two
of hiJ four heart valves. Two
infected valves were removed
in a historic operation, and
though he must avoid strenu-
ous exeKise, Johnson appears to be in normal health. ·
LOBSTER ...
poput which will be held next Friday
night in Fashion bland.
1'le three-day event opens at 6 p.m.
Frtday In the ahopplnJ centu with the
lobster bake, carnival midw•y and beau-
ty contest.
Saturday'• emits will be klcbd off
with the parade which will be followed by
the lob.1ter bake and camfva!. Sunday the "Jol:iltef"'bake _and_camival ·wm -continue
wUh prizes which include a color
television ,.1, A opecial ticket sale will
be held for a 1973 Pinto.
TJckets for the Jomiter bake are U.50.
The Lion'1 Club uses the proceeds to
benefit the Orange County Services for
the Blind.
Lawmen Bust Up
Party in Canyon
Twenty-eeven juveniles and lhrM
lldulll wlio illegedly piled them with liq·
uor and beer at a wild Black Star Can-:rm party during the weekend were
l'Olmded up by Orange County Sherilf'a
olflcen.' Deputltt booic:ed all 27 minors, aeveral
al them described u drunk and unable to
con1prehend what waa a:oing on. Into
juvenile ball on drinldni and curfew
.tolatlon charges.
Cbar1es with contributing to the delin-
quency al mlnon were Fernando John
Ned.laldea, U, Daniel Clrey, 20, and
L<wil Oliverio m, 11, lJI of Anaheim.
Two other male adulta ...,., cited by
deputies on ldenUcal charJea.
Deputiea added ftliatlna arreat to the
charges filed qalnst Nedlaldea followillJ
what they aa.ld wu a scuffle at the arrest
ICene.
Two Harbor Area
Clubs to Reopen
Both branches of the Boya Club of the
Harbor Area will be in operation again
Tuesday afternoon.
The Upper Bay Branch, 2131 Tustin
Ave .. and the Central Branch, 594. Center
St., both in Costa Mesa, were closed for
the past three weeks for renovation work
and administrative vacations.
Boys Club hours are 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Tuesday through Fridays, and 10 a.m. to
I p.m. Saturdays.
Information about the Boy1 Club pnr
1ra11s is available by callin~ 642-8.172.
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Fight Seen ·
For h·vine
Hospital
A 1112·bed community hoopital proposed
to be built adjacent to the UC Irvine
medical school campua and future
teaching hospital, faces an uphill struggle
next Monday when the Orange County
Health Planning Council ( O C H P C )
review1 the appro val application.
The fa cilities revi ew committee of the
OCHPC narr()wly approved !he Western
World Medical Foundati()n 's bid last week
for the Initial stage of-devtl()pment (If "a
Mayo Clinic of the West."
The committee voted 3 to 7 to overturn
1 staff recommendaUon to deny the pro-
posed general care facility on the
grounds there were aJready too many
hospital beds unused in Orange County.
Tb• hospilll, ~ financed largely by
private funds, is being IO:Ulbt by a group
of 100 Harbor Area pbyaicians.
If approved by county and allte health
plannel'1, the hoapital would be the first
of several medical buildings -clinics,
the hospital and doctor'• offices -to be
built on a 150-acre site reserved by the
Irvine Company near the intersection of
MacArthur Boulevard and University
Drive in Irvine.
1be parcel adjoi.M another ISO.acre
site reserved by the UC Regents for
development of t h e UCI.c&llfomia
C.Ollege of Medicine campus, including a
JSO.bed teaching hospital, alreacly ap-
proved by the health planning agencies.
However, that f1cllity '1 future hanp in
the balance of November voter ap):1roval
oC a $270 million state health sciences
bond measure.
Foundation president, State Sen. [)m..
nls Carpenter (ft,.NewPorl Beach), urged
the OCHPC comm.Jttee to 1'think big.''
"It i& QOI just MOther boopltal that Is
proposed, but the firlt part of I great
medlcal-centerr' <:arpent8'·sald. -----
Backen of the Weatem World facility
emphasized the community hospital
would not compete with the ,PC! teachm,
hoopltal.
Nevertheless, the foundation i s
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They came by sea and some even staked out a claim on the beach.
Republican backers of President Nixon said Sunday's waterborne
parade on his behalf in Newport Harbor was the biggest boat parade
m Orange County history -about 127 boats with 1,300 p1Eg
passengers, including movie stars and political personalitfea. O en
noted that the parade made the harbor seem like the Hollywood •.
way at rush hour.
Campaign Aides Nabbed
In Basement of Opponent
LOWELL, Mass. (AP) - A brother ol
congressional candidate John Kerry and
another campaign worker were arrested
early today in the basement of a building
housing the eJection offices of one of Kar-
ry's opponents in Tuesday's Democratic
primary, police reported.
Police said they seized Cameron F.
Kerry and 'lbomas J. Vallely, both 22,
about 1:30 a.m. in the basement of the
He Is one of 10 candidates seetin&
nomination to the U.S. House aea.t
vacated by F. Bradford Morse, who
recently accepted a position with tbe
United Nations. prepared to go ahead with COIJstruction In
the event the university facility is not
buit on campWI. Legislators, including
some from Orange County notably Ken·
neth Cory (D-Oarden Grove), have o~ J>OSed construction of the hospital al UC!
favoring in!tead. 1 site more centrally ,h :c~ ; -' building where the campaign head-J'~'~· ~'1~r*~l!f1~···~·~;;·· ·~·,i~W,.~t~~f,;,~}~F~tk~~·;:·t:.r-:·· ]·~ ~u=o1 n::t~g~? :i::
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Lowell polke said s,t. ~
Sargentelli reported he was dleckifte
doors in the cJty'.s business dlmict early
oll>day when he nctlced -duct
bebJnd a countu In a vaeanl ollloe In lllo
bulldlnJ In which DIFruscla'a camJ>llln
offices are housed. Earlier, Sorpntelll
said he aaw lhe peraon belllnd a -.r
In DIFruacla's camJ>llln haallquarlln.
located.
Western World would build near the
campus, however, to serve the future
populaUons of the Newport Beach and
Irvine hospital service area.
The foundation predlcll a population
ha,. of 71,000 In 1975 will require 168
Valley Approval
heda: 111.000 1n 1980 ...... 319 -are S""'n fo l . t n a 9111 oome D,000 peo-....,..,, r lil p~d 3'JY Ji bfd. -.,uld 'be need· 1 · • , ' ,<f · ·
ed T . . s· i.mong backers and dlrectora of the rammg 1te
foundation are Dr. Gerald Sinykln, a
Newport arq doctor and director of stu!
dent health services at UC!; Walter Bur-
roughs, former poblilher of the Orange
Coast DAILY PILO'l' and one of the
primH!lovera In bringing the UC campus
to Orange County, and Dr. Arnold 0.
Beekman of Beckman Instnnnentr in
Fullerton who is chairman of the Board
of Truatus of Caltech, Pasadena.
Othera supporUng the Western World
foundation application were U C I
chancellor Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. and
Raymond Watson, executive vice presi·
dent of tbe Irvine Company.
Mesa Restaurant
Suffers $5,000
Damage in Blaze
Cooking grease Ignited by stove heat
caused about $5,000 damage to a Costa
Mesa restaurant Sunday night, putting
the care out of business for some time.
. Investigators sllid a portion of the ceil·
Ing had to be tom out of the Steer arxl
Stein, 3315 Fairview Road, to exUngul.sh
names during a 15-minute batt1e to bring
the blaze under control.
Customers inside the restaurant, own-
ed by the development firm of
Segerstrom and Sons and operated by
Westley R. Baker of Fountain Valley,
were evacuated in orderly fashion.
Fire Department Battalion Chie( Ron
Beauchamp said Baker promised patrons
whose dinner was interrupted that their
next meal will be on the house when I.he
restaurant reopens.
"It will be awhile before they're back
in busineM," Chief Beauchamp rt!m&rk·
ed. SBying fire damage was heavy in the
kitchen arta.
Fountain Valley -city councilmen are
expected Tuesday night to give their a~
proval to a proposal to build a joint fire
training center with three other West
Orange County cities.
The training center is the second step
in a three phase plan to combine the
operations of the Huntington Beach,
Fountain Valley, Westminster and Seal
Beach fire departments.
Firemen from the fou r ccmmunities
will train together at the center which is
to be located on four acres behind the
Gothard Fire Station, in. Huntington
Beach.
Fountain Valley's share of the center
will be $70,148, according to Flnancial
Director Howard Stephens.
The four fire de_P.ar1menls currently
operate under a 'ii o m b i n e d com·
munications system and are scheduled to
integrate their operations in October of
1973.
The councilmen will meet at 8 p.m. in
the Community Center building.
A special study session will also be
held at 7: 15 p.m. to release a commu nity
survey taken of Fountain Valley. Th·e
survey polled the opinions of residents
concerning the city.
Review of Plaza
Plaits Scheduled
A review of plans ror the South Coast
Plaza area will be offered Thursday to
the Citizens Harbor Area Research'
Tea m_
Richard Lyon, spokesman for the
Segerstrom development company will
present the talk.
A general discussion will be offered at
the 7:30 a.m. session at the Mesa Verde
Country Club. fullowed by a question and
answer period.
Play Pentagon I
British Devise Vietnam Game
LONDON (AP) -A new parlor game wtnl on aale In Brllaln today -yoo
try to win the Vieln1m war.
The Idea ol "The Penllaon Game" 11 to achieve the domlnaUon ol Indo-
china on a squareck:IU map with COWJten for four players representtnc the
Amerlc1111. the S<luth Vietnam .... the Viet Cong and the North Vletnameoe.
You can capture villages. bomb dlkes t lhuffle civUlaftl around -but you
can only bring ht Chin ... Communist troopa JI the United Slatea lnv1des Nortlt
Vietnam. •
Three British university sraduates deviled the game, which went Into the
shops under the Imprint of the lnllnlty Communlcallona Comt>"ny.
Ono Inventor, is.year-old 1oelolocllt Kim Cllthberllon, told newamtn : "The
fame llll~ blued JlOlltlcally. U nfheta Ibo nuty thln11 everyone ill doing,•
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Kerry'1 officea.
Kerry, 27, who received national at·
tentlon las\' year u swtnman for the
Vietnam Veterans Agalrult the War,
claim¢ lhe paJr ·.ve1e !Ured to the
building by a telephone calL
He aald he and another Oftlcer entmd
the building and found IWQ 'lnon In tho
clllar, which he aald led directly lo DiF(uacla'1 olfl . . . -~. • , I
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ar.,. OoulllJ -l)blrld ,..._ ....,., alltrnooa manacec1 to .... the -.root
Nilboot Veroolc& -"a very U·
cited woman" Cllltd them to
declaro the v-1 olnklllJ fut at
the dock In Newport Hubor.
· Pawtmen raced "' the Udo
-Motel moortnc ud manac· ed lo pump ou1 Verolllca and pl
her to a boatyanl belore ohe went
undel', The trouble WU traced to a
a11clt In the hull.
S.-oJ>servers -ISied It wu
the ~ of thing you'd expect "°"!
1 bolt Uke Veronica.
Veronica'• hull is made of ee-
meni.
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---did pofnl eat, --; tbat prior .. ArWlly'J SUDday
blJbl -• ..tallve "' Mia SlngletoD and ii.o her roommala, -tacted the bolpltal and .,..,. able to ldto-
tlfy the victim.
Automobll., linked IO both victim and ,
su.opect apparendy have oome bearing an ·
the cue, since Newport Beach police to-
day Issued 1 publJe appeal for a t·d in :
locating them.
Ankeny'a cars are identified u a 1m
:orvette, dark blue, with Ml EAE and 1 :
1972 Dodge van with 1884&1 on the U-·
plates. ·.
Miss Singletm'.s car is a 1m '
Mercedeo-Benz, with the wonl BIZZAll i
on ill peraona1iJed licenae plate, Ibey
noted ht asking I« pabllc help lD locatlD( ;
lhe vehicles.
C.ar Kills Woman
In W~tminster
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A Stanton woman waa atruct by a ear
and killed Sunday night while walldnt
south on the west aide ol Beach ·
Boulevard in Westminster, p o Ii c • •
repOrted.
Mrs. Gwendlyn Handley of 1• . ·
Sycamore Street wu deed on arrival at •
W-Community llolpital shortly
before 7 p.m., the CJnmie County :
Coroner sald.
Police aald her two yoollJ lOlll who ;
were wallWJ& with her were oot lnjund •.
They llld the boys were on an elevated ·
roadside pathway bill their mother -:'
on atreet level when bit !Jy a car drlftn ,:
by Otto G. lloughfusa, 70, ol 111S2 Roonr ·.
Street, Westnilnoter. 'Ille acddalt la f
under lrrvestiptlon l>day.
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