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'Raps Coast
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Il'Yine Caa!pniy oll!cfals toclay .,._
-llOUilc'ed the compai>y's. oppooitlon to
Proposition 20, the · CoutaJ Initiative
which will be oa the Nov. 7 ceneral e1 ...
Uoa ballot.
1 Raymond L Watson, executlve,....m
• president of the land planplill and
management firm, said tM" measure,
f .. goes too far." ,/. . . ,,;:
He sald=y .supporta the coo-
-cept of state es governing coastal
land use ·conaervition. "That this en-
virolplfital requtremeql will IOOll be
h,!!!l·by the Legislature Is u much a cer-
.,. 'liilnty sa ii Is a necessity. But H.musl be
• responsibly mel with respooalble leglala·
tion."
, Proposillm 20, he uaerled, lal!a to ' meet this need. ·
"We applaud the inltiatlve'1 btoad ob-
jedlves, the proleclion, J""loratioa and
enbancemelll of the coa1lal en-
Yiromnelll," be said. "II Is Ila pr_.i
..,.• mechanism,for 1ttamq these .objectives
, tbal lor<a ut to oppose the Initiative."
• ·; He called it, "unrealjstic, mmeceaary,
• . • ~ perhaps ~t-.i and c:ertalnly
,Judldll Dlllllcl ..... "" Olpd. • unfair." • . .. a-:.,::'-••s:ild llr. ')t't U po..ea, Wafaoo-sald, l'iwoslUon 20 ~ a..:...-Mw ·"'"""1d hi .. a YetJ aeve1t 'hnpect on """'°"'' , 11 · · ,... • hundreda of tbouaanda _of property
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Bond l~sue Gets
'Thumb& Dowii'
In Huntington
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By JORN ZAUJCB
Of .. Dlllr .........
The fourth bond Issue II !!Ve years -
wenl down lo cl0! .. 1 In Ille Himlingtoo
Beach Union lllJh School District Tuea-
day. The voter lumoul w~ Ugbl -leu
than so percent. .
Unolllclal· reluma ahowed the ,15
milUOl1 bood won sz: percenl apprvval, far
Issa lban· the rl perce!ll 11 needed. ·Ill oaly
si,i of '6 vollng precincla WU the
necemry marg11> achieved. In . fourteen
preclncll, voter approval ran under II
percenl. .
nie vole tolala llood al JO,•· for lbe
bonds ..., 10,1111 agalnsl them.
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ldelllllied llllpecl Tbomu Bradford
McOllChen u lbe man found ll8ndlnc
Oft!' lbe dead ........ body.
Philip Henchman ol UI Wave SI.,
Laguna Beoch; told the Muolclpal Court
d Judp H. Wamn J<ni&bt tbal be aaw e
woman lying on the crus ol his frml
laW!l and a man aiandm, over bet. ·
·Aakacl by Jolin Cr.nih. deputy dlstrld '
aU«nq, II tbal man were ·lD·the coUrt,
Henchman said he WU, aDd ldenlilied
tba -hindcurle.i: MceuWien, llO, ·al1e,ect
boyfriend of the dead -woman, Mrs •
Vlrglilla HsmnOH, 15, of 121 B Wave SI. .
Henchman aald tbal momenll before
he bad heud a woman11 teram1 and -. "The shois didn't aound real lo me, but
lbe . acnaina IOUllded real," llerachman
said.
McOltchei, In jail clothlni, aal pustv'1r betide bis attorney during the -1· He did nol leslily. McO!teben
bu previously pleaded Innocent to •
charge of murder.
' -• 11 ·~ Ii 'flll I ••• ...... :¥ OWJ>011, • private and. public,. wl>o · are Ji••~ll. .&.:;'•· . ,.,; .· ~of .the<WDbenome;,restrlo-lloalll J>lllrid lo llllill• ,llslt u W!' tive coatrola 11 would illlllct "
· ·~ .._ ol --\A·Nlli; Ml!l •jii, • He said a ml>IU-layered. and remote
SChool olficlala H(UUed ahoct al the
outcome and plodctd lo bolcl ai>otber
bood, elecllon aa. soon u -Ible.
Afttt hearing lhe lestlmoay o I
Henchman and preeentaUon of coroner'•
reporta llallng Cllllt of lbe womao'1
death wu l'lll*hol wounds, Judi• Knlgbl
ordered McCulchen to appear for
Superio1 Court arrai,nment.
The cue now will be tranalerred from
Soulh County Judicial DIJtrlct Muolcipal
Court to Dlvlsloil 5 ol lbe Orange County
SUperlor Court. McCutchen WU Ordered
to appear al t a.m. Oct. 3 .
==-·1!1111' .. 'tbt--')lll<l'tl -Ooall'~· l)'llem'ol llale and regiooal commlsaloo .~ lboulf'p.m. ...,..., a?iir........,. -~by the Initiative could ....WI In
11From tbe trulteel' ltandpolnt, I'd
nave to aay lbel we're bllterly '\llsap-
P>lnled," said Damis Mangerl, president
ol the high IChool dlatrlct board.
neri.w i.OS£s "
m . tlVfCHIS
..,.., 111. elleclive moratorium -witbol!I _.
erty tu rellel -lpinal· any private or
pu;!!; improvemeat project "however M<:Cuteben ·waa mealed by police al
lbe tc:ene of the ldlllnj; OD Sepl. t.
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"But 11 aoon aa the la• allows, we wW
DO doubl Nl1lm In Ille ~ with
another propoul. We M:ve no choice."
The bond 'WOUid have Onancecl coo
slrucuon of a mth ... -.1n lbe district
• well u ~ improvemenla at 11fealmlosler and Huntqton Beoch,lligb
li:boola. To the ..... ol a '30,0IO home,
'H would have mtllll a '1J -In
PILOT 'HA.PP¥'
TO CA.NCEL A.D
~ lues In Ibo linl yur of h!l8Y· Somellmet 11 makea DAILY PILOT ad-
menl vilon: happy to have customers cancel
' "It'• always a lhOck to me when peo.. · adl. Sound silly? Not when you know
pie are unwilling lo maa even a Iba llorJ. This ad wu auppooec1 to run
I mlnlmal ln-nl1DU.~Gl their «!'II dayl:
. cbikftn," said Trullee RilplfMa«-: . .8IIJC' Screener, a or o .....
Ull ANGBU:S (AP) -A no•-"But now tbal there Is a majortlJ (52 m·rm, ask for (Mr.
._... ""'· _. coovlcled al' In-,...,..o •11o do want lbe -· ws'ri ..,. Blank) le!fsliC-a'pcilJc.nian dirln& a Ma)' der ·more obtiplloo tban .ev.-Jo-. On 'tba third day, the advertiser phoned
Jt.,.-i ad --lo • ,ur Jn jail. lryinl unpl we put one." II Md requested the ad be canceled. II
-II-ol lbe Loi Aal<lal Free lkfl>orlnlandea Jadt Roper pndieled Md ~ 100 calls In two daya. That
,_, • -aNWi..,. naq, wu· lhal Illa eal1 for a new -alectioa 1rill ""'°' nor wU1 call qaln. Wo were happy ::F 1-1 by a MuDldpal coma --wban trulleea bold llMlr ID llt ll>lt ID caned bis ad . i..t ua gel
(loart wllicll acquilled lllm ol 11 nt* -Ing. Mila like tbal for you. PhoM direct for
-blJ ............. lroon Dut to leill-reslrlctiotls, howtlll', llii ....... Dial--
Illa-....... lllm. (S. DD'EAT, hp I)
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Take Youth
To .Hospital
Huntlng141l Beach ponce this mommc
were attempting to pie« lotlether facts
of the strangulation death of an JJl.yW'
old Huntington Beach man.
Michael t. Morteoson o! 17251 Almelo
Lane wu deUvered to HunUngton
lntertommunlty Hospital by lour lrlenda
fn.m the WeJtminster area About 1:38
a.m., acconllng to Westminster police.
The v1ct1m waa dead on arrival. ac-
cmllng to ..,._ """' llolf
members and an 1Uto1JoY by ~
County • cm-.... deiiullea meolad
Morlenl!C!ft WU Str1Diled.
Detecllvea Immediately began ln-
terrogallng the lour young person. who
brought· the victim to the hospital, bul
ha l no further informatioo sborily before
noon.
President Supported
WALNUT CAP) -Gov. Ronald Reagan
says he .-aa told by a loreJin diplomat
during bis recent European trip tbal "II
will be disastrous" ii Prealdenl Nixion Is
no1 re-elected In November. Reagan, ad•
dressing a fund.raising dinner 'l'llesdaJ
on beball of lbe GOP'• 10tb Alaembly
District candldale1 Keith .MWer, made· a
goodwill tour for Nixon In Europe. lie did
nol ldenllfy lbe diplomat.
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Harrah's Loses Cash
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Gunman Nets $178,500-Escapes on Cyc"/£ OnSoapAdS Sl'AT!!LINE, Nev. (AP) -M armed
.. robbed Hamh'• TllJoe CUlno ol
·~ late 'nMtdaJ llld -..pod 00 a
ndoreyde drivm b)' a -.i man, Har·
rah'11pokeanon Mark Oatis llld today.
Q1l'tis said the man aurpr!Jed five
unarmed casino employes u they were
brlnllnl the money loto the casino from
a buement vault.
Qutlo WI Ille man 4"* two bop IIlJ.
ed with aoll llld cUlno chips. but drop-
ped one, containing 14.llOO lo chips, 11 be
feld.
The getaway motorcycle fled a.,,...
the .tale lloe loto Calllornla and th•
Federal Bureau ol lmatlption bu hem
called Into the ..... Qatil llld.
First Black Star
Al Out11 .-.ilnJded the robbery, a waiting motoreycle and oped off.
llllcrt, darlt-l>IIrtd man wearing a 'lbe 1etaway wu delcrlbed lty a Jllr.
West<m bat ...i. $a .lkallbor nh'• aecuril)' man wbo clmod the rob-
ber out ol !fie -" automatic liopped the ploJa • they QJrtll, -ol -NllU.,. and
were taking the money 1nio the advertising !or Hamh'• Ille:., llld fresh
cuino about IO:U p.m. . , currency ii brought loio the caaino
The gunman ordered tnem to drop the regularly but doubled there was an
cuh bags and back down the stain, established time, rootc or routine'.
Olrtil aid,.°' be wouljl .·'~your /IJlll'all'J Ille:., a 11"!>11<\r tradad cor-besd1 ..... ,.\ JIOl'."ilm. opaatai ......... ,.. bu
'Jbe -plcbd up U.0 and • I Iii~ )lelel ..,,.. ~ JI ' sprinted 151 led tbroogb tlle ·,1so had a hotel~ ID Rm>. '.
casino, dropping the smaller 1>o1 lf1u Qatil llld Tueaday'1 ftlbllery was tho
colliding wti.fi a CJ11J110 change (lrL '<. lar1est lovolvln& Harrah's. Long-limo
Qirtfl llld the man ran OUI llltO the , area oblerven also' said ii -U.., bir·
nlgllt, down I llda-llrt« lnto a dalt area 1• ever in the !.u. ·T-ana
nearby, Jumped -U.. ba<ll: of a limlrial a pinbllnc •-"al.
, WASlllNG'l'ON cilPn -The Fectml
Trade Comm!Jslon todar -...i 14
manufacturers and adverti1er1 of aoap
documentation for certain advertilJ.nc
claims within 60 dafl.
'Ille :order ii, U. ~ !med o!Oce
J-21 •hm the comm1.ui... asked n
soap and delereent makers to aubstaJi...
U.le advertising clalms IO the ,FTC cm
better evaluate rompelillg clall!ls and
distinguish who ls idVertl!in& truthfully.
It laked the companies Involved to
llllhllanUale tbele clalms: ~erfeoJ Ema Dry Feela! Cleanser ii
•--P-l something new and con I a Ins ~----moilturizen. '
DEFEA'I' -Easy Off Oven Cleahir ellectl~ely
1.L • • • 'S , u,r T...,.._ cleans dirty, warm or cold oven1 and has , pcseeuten' Return 33 percent more power cleaner than the
ooonest a new electiQI\ coo1d be held other popular foam spray.,
-Id be IJlte Jlecelllbet'« • ';{J•r'l'.belng
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11olated. for ~ for S~b· )Jedicaf Experiment· Alli--DW II used b)' 'DWlll llolpltAb 10
"Obviously we•...I _, ~ t e "'1 ( MEAT); utroDilits Robert 1t-ClrlpJJell\ '(le4) Dr. ,Wllljam btthe ne11·bom bll>lel, qr! II ,µ., -
A_c~r Stepin .F etchit .. .
w!ih the esults .. said D""t. •·i lie! h E. Thornton.-and Karol J. Bobko leave '.in altitude chamber at the ellective deoclotmtt soap 1""""" bui 1
r . '. ~.,.,....,. :-r. , Houston Spa~ CeJller which simulate• Skylab ~a~ conditions. The -Ami & Raminer L!i pure, natµral j,al
· ~ Jus\. ~ ~1ct1ms ol_· , relomfo( ~st wu made lo, glye NASA information on the, Skylab mission sched· no ·chemical odori, 'and -.;_ 1111! '11814• lloani:lal . . Tiie ~" .. ,• IWed for 1973. acratdles when ured to 'olelD couiiter A,sks Aid in CBS Suit
INDUNAPOLIS. Ind. (UPI) -Stepln
Feldlll, ID, llollywood'1 11nt biad<
acreen llar famous for his slow-moving,
' gangly c:harac:ter portnyal!, stood on
federal courthouee steps here and
lelrlully appealed for help In a $3 million
deliiioililoo <lllif agaiml CBS aod three
olhlr~.
Ptlcjll\'1 plbllc ploo TueodaJ came 10
dl71 -U.S. Dlltrtct Court Judie
-B. Stodder dllm-hll iuit
afflnal CBS, Xero• Corp .. :JOth Century
tbfrds requirement is wnuonable. , · · tops. · ' \ • •;eut we'll cany /in the bell w• can '. -:-A. liquid ~ ~ qo,i;.illilll ...;;.. 'wUhwbalw•have.i""'~the-Ill• • Co .. ~rt Or..1-rs =~=='~,·~ll'ilo cillions contiDue to be adverse.• ' l"ROlS U (re " " ~Palmolive Qylla1 OleaP ellect1""7
The bond , tneaSlll'e" was de9igned to removes dried-<n loocll md ii "* lor
u-. -dlng line -llld delicate ........ re~ overcrow in the district. Ill -Leon Fresh Down ~~
the -..,.. !bat of Fowltaill VaDey R . f s k rythln be ~ N: eindlhlleot Is ·i:-; .WW.·-' esen*nneing 0 pee ~!.era, g tier than oid·lasblooed oven f.tai copaclty: 'l'hll -U... ocbocll • ~ • , Mr, Bubble cleans -.ely llld
the, large.rt il!&h ocbool' !rest of Chlcap, , • " does not leave bathtub rtiip.
-.iJog in icboel' ofllclall, -Lifebuoy II oo lutinalr ·-11s lleY.-1!Je --only a SPRIHGF!i;U), ! Dl <Al'> -'!be ')1Je Iliinol! Supreme Court ordered deodorant protection won't let Ill!
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pefc.nt Jn the it precbiia lhli comprlle Dlino11 &lpftllie Court Tliled loUp lllat Speck returned to Circuit Court In Peoria ~anitor-iJ!.allrum Is strOiit, "t.,,,, ""i;,
ti. Jleart of the Fountain Valley at-Richard ~ CCll'.l.victed of IOlll'dering County w~re ~ wa1 tried and sen-ef~ectively clean greasy stove hoods al)d teDdlllee-.,...-· -~·-~-·-elgbrnllft&-B-llllll'm_a _Clilcago _lelJced. His trial wu_ moved from __ mild """'!ih lo eflecliveq d wicker
Of lift five feeder dlltrlcts to the hip townhoul< Ult be resentenced Chicago on a motion that ne~ accounts luntiturl!, ."'11 . Corp'. '.Hil attc>mey said be plans to Ille
an appeal.
• Tbe suit was filed July 20, t970, almost
two years after CBS presented Fetchit in
film clips -provided by 20th century
FC!!I:-in a black hiliory series ontllled
."BIM:t llisiory: IAat, Slolen or Foriot-
teu. •
'l1le -wu 1111T&ted by comedian
BID CGlllJ. J'alehil dalmed that CBS portnyed
him • "the IJIDbol of the white man'•
Necro: Tbo · traditional lazy. stupid,
cnpshootinl, chicken-stealing Idiot. "n-p_eople hired by CBS and xem:
ealled the character I created the
epitome of the black man who IQld out
hil -le, lad In a llnCla progr ... I WU
judged and found ·guilty in front of
millions and milllou of people," Fetchit
Slid, ,tandiD( Jn lronl or the federal bU/i~~ •lllfonn ;ildfe ~ler:'ln
the federal bulldlng· here and tell bim to
give me a trial by jury and set It !or trial
while ~ am still alive. I am an old man,
one of the <ildeit living actors tOday."
Fetchlt'• cue wu originally set for
trial "by a 'jury Jut w .. k, but CBS and
Xerox filed a motion for a summary
judgment. Steclder, after hearing two
hours of arguments on the motion,
dlsml~ the 1ult.
·Fetchlt appeared in numerou1 movies
during the 1920s and 1930s. Some of hls
coltari Included Shirley Temple, Janel
Gaynor and Will Rogers.
Pictures · included "Miracle I n
Harlem," ·~ ExcltU. NJ.cbt, ~ '"The
Countr)I Gmlleman," "Tbo Virginia
Judge,'' end ''Stand Up and Obeer."
Fetc:jlit ~y -•moro then fl million l>etw<en U27 and 1131, and at i>ne
lime, bid 12' cars; !ncladlng a 'pink
Cadillac with his JllJIMi Jn,.-lijJbll on
the0skle, and 11·C1t1neN Niv811ta.
·He' left Holl)'Wood 1n· 1m·1iid'wlthln 10 •
years . was broke.· He flied a '5' nilUJon
bankruptcy suit In Chicog& lo tbt earij :
1940s.
''I had assets (If $146 when l filed that
~ million bankruptcy suil," Fetchlt Aid
recently. .
Fetchit, whose rea l name Is Lincoln T.
Perry, resides on Chicago's South Side. ·
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school, Westminster bad. the lowest Speck w~ m sentenced to die in ihe elec-of the murders would pre1udice any dNfxzetna ls ffeaselesS; a inois~r
record. Only one of 13 precincts gave the tric chair in June 19'7 but the 11 S j~. jurors who tried g ........ i. in Peoria ~· c eans aa ef ~vel,y as l!>ap Without
bond greater than 50 percent approval, Supreme Court ruled 8 year ~o that th~ ~...... ')'mg u soap · . for an overall averag'! of "'1 percent yes Circuit Court jury which tried him was were barred from sitting on the jury if to~o~ that are ,i;o .dlrtf..~,~ vote. improperly impaneled and voided the ·they llld they had moral or conscientioua ~ ruined csn be ef!eciMilt ClOinla
The highest approval came fnm the death penalty. • objecltonl io lmposln& the death penalty. and restored by wubJbi lJlem Ill Tldi..,
Founlaln Valley dlstrlcl, which voled an . 'lbe high court rt'rriancW the -back Thlo wu the basil of the U.S. 8upmne ... -~Is ,out dir1 ~-bloaoi.
av....,e of a perc<nt _yes. \' · to the Joiver courts tor ,_.tei1etng. ~ dectam revening the death _ve , ••.•
Oileall View and HwillogtmJ Bueh City Meanwhile, ·the U.S. Supreme Court penalty. ;\ little Bonteem nibW' l!!.iq.11\alm
elementary diltricts each gave 52 per· ruled June 29 thet the death penalty cm-'Ille Il!,inois Supreme Court also llld :::.,~1~.~ lo de~.~ cent voter approval. Seal Beach gave fl lllltutes "a cruel and u • u 1 u a I that Speck, who hu been on death row lo '!be FTC_.~ Imai~:• .-·
perceal approval. puni>hment" and wu borred by·U.:u,& Sto""11le l'elllteollary since June 15, _,., • ..;.. 1111....,, thet JI~ U'1T ........ PLIADS JOR REHEARING
'Stophln Petchlt' Parry
'Ille nverall voter -1 wu II per-ConstituUon. ' · 19frl, will have a bearing conc:emlng his -....... ~ , qalnst"lJii . ~ ''!iii: cen~ aceonJlng io unofficial mums. The Illinois Supl<JDO Court bad monl chan<ter before a new !elllence is ...... it suuesttng that theY ... ~ ol
The defeated bond was the fourth con-awaited the U.S. court's rule on death im-1,. ;:,1at1om of any ol Ill ruJea !If ~
secutive setback of district efforts to penalties before deciding whether to' send Judp ilerlJort C. Pucben ol lllicqo, "Ii ii __ ,_ • "
bqlld • ne1I' camP'JI, Ill F~,ltlrl a S,pe_<;k'• case ~~ to the Circuit rn•ri who ·!Jhl!d'il at !lpeck'I trial and r.;. ,_.., ~~~tlaD" Marijuana Drive
Fails to Muster
· $22 million bond meisure" lailed;" 1o 'lor 'reoioitencili{."-· .,. _,.,. ,. ~~..-· ~.IM'-pouilJ ·.,,;: .nmm. ~-of "111 . ~~~ )o
November 1968, a $12 million bond pro-Speck wu arrested July 17 19111 Jn rnm!•tim ol thie jury, died iJ"" 111111111. =·'Wjohal ~ ,.._ 'j,.
posal failed: apd, lo Februau' lll'IO, a $9 Cook County Hoopttlk wber&; be wu FTC 111-:" r -·~-dalmo;• dis
million bond measure was~ taken for treatment o6 sell·lnflll!ted amt ' ,v:.i. , .,,... · · · -'
, '!'II• lait succe!sluf'bOnd IAue WI! a "!Id w,rlll ='l'U ... "*'' o1.a '' ~· " also~--r.:"" In = .... 1 ,11.1 mllllon'pi'opouMn 11111: naUonl1'14e . · ~Jal)ri lt W.,.. I ..ilJl.!llllo'r ••'!i:i~1 'I>, ~IL " Sb: .;;;; ' llloJ ,• ~ Actors' Support he wu ldenUlied ln>m lipce-"'·11 .. the ~•11·1r1.arurei ·'"'· dill . ..,., .. to .. i .... :. ~' Intruder who ... bbed and stia.'Sied eil!Jt · ' ' • • O," " Jun:"'°~ tlhln::: 111e11111jaed ia
SACRAMENTO (AP)-The campaign Newport M n's :~r: =thdai:.Flier in,• !•llmbouae -'Mooed.to Ho:me :.:~~~tecl1~ ..:;¢:
to I e g a 11 z e marijuana smoking in A ninth nurse, Corazon Amuao from I. .... said. t''"""'IA~ i.c:u prevloualy, the ·1Tf
Calilornia I! having trouble collecting .& -ai"gnmellt Set the Phllippines, bid Wider a bed and .HOU. YW00D (UPI) -smi..-' •
funds from Hollywood movie •tars and n.i· J." escaped death, She later identilled Speck danpr Am>Marsret bu Jell UCLA ,
big ne--atlc •···n "·t • fro. m her ,._,ta! beef -• ,... the •·y Medical Center ' Jn recu-llF at OJ 40() ....,_
had ~-.:...,led"': to 1.,1';'.":' .:. In Girl's Death ...,in ... a1'ih:' 11a--~l ~ oo:,;.~-;.., ou11.:::;~ ~ , Alimony won
paign's chief coordinator .Sys. -lradwoa, a brobn aim and a &ao-LOS ANGELF.S (AP) _ Te~ ad
Robert Ashlord, I young San Francill'O By ARTHUR R VINSEL Cy. clists H"t M"d lured jaw In a '"'-loot plunge !tom . radio entertainer ··~-. c. -~
attorney who l1<ads the drive for the Of .. -,.;.. ·-l 1 way a platform io 'ibe lllge. olithe Martindale hu ~ "'·,-·
measure on the Nov. 7 ballot, says cam-A crtmlnal complalot ... •'-ing a LOMPOC (AP) -Sahar•~ Hotel Sept. 10, 'waa $1,IOO monthly alimooy and _. .~P."..!
N = a ••• • tudent te-h • ~ h -'w.,,ty.flve cyclists =ated-111 s.i_. IJ by a team of amount . ·•»• ~ Jl'!lgnera hlwe all but glvm up tryln& to e .,.~ • ac er .,t pedallnc down the ~omia cout to m ~support io hla wtre ol 17
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"• ... _ ' · suap · • ti OM'der lo the !!booting deatll publlcile their ~·p rt of ~ 211 years. Grantlng MartindaJo•1 ·~-g -.·lW!le _., poil~-fllure• and • of a yolmg woman he bad dated was -po nvp. nacb-With her !ell arm In a cat, her pe_tiUon Tuesday, Superior ~-wJ•.~:;:
rock music groups 'to donlle their nemes, scheduled to be issued today. :~ ~:~~~~;~If.~ !sea bandapl.anct her I.rt leg im-William P. Hogoboom .~~,..;;;j
time and money. Harbor Judicial, District' Court 114<• Milll, the cyclists have left bum-;:: moblliled, llie ·ectr:::.i Will 1Mldalyn Martindale, 35, Cimtody of their
"There are &tan we know that smoke said Corll!s ·K. Ank<uy, •33. bf Ill! ·W. sticken lo iagport of the --lied be ~ ;IJJ ock our. cldldhn, their $80,000 Arcadia boDi.
marijuana every day," saJd the !&-year· Coast Highway, would be ~al~ this Coastline InitiatiVf.aJong the.,,.~ . n~, 1
spobsmaa ~d. and half of four investment pe.rtnenhlpl
old AalJlord. "But they are hiding behlod afternoon when ~urt convened. Jf;;~::r.~~~=;._,11r~===~===~~=~~ln~land~.~uil~· ~ca;ttle~.;;;;ij~~~~~, uieJr ealth t•·-· -·"·' : , . Mystery has continued to shroud the · w 'I•. ~·-YB, ·~111it 1 JUSt · death of Diane Singleton, 22, of West Los EM · K
t!je, poor .~ who ret muled for . Angeles, who WU ' dfopped 911 wit!\ a • G . TAL .
llDOlttng, .riwijtllllll. , bullet througb the bead al . Hoag
"Jama Coburn endoned us. Tommy Memorial Hospital early Sunday by an
Smotllerl did, and four rock IJ'OUPO did a unidentified man.
single concert lo. us thal netted $8 000 at · .Ankeny, whose 19?J Corvette and 1972 1 Dodge van are still sought as key
W.lnlerland Jn San FrMJ:lsco, but thet's · etenlents in the c... surrendered lo
about It," Aal!ford llld Tuesday. police In San Anselmo ~bout io p.m. &Jn.
He aaid the '80,000 the drive has rabed day·
came primarily Jn omsil dolU!lions -and He was acrompanied by an attorney
Ir.om the sale of a tiny, goid-polnled . w~o has sloce been arranging legal
n\ariluana leaf plo for '2 and a mar~ ~ !or the iusped by ID otlillle JUana lnltilllYe T-ohlrt for '2. County lllJ")'<r. Anl:eny ti>lil' boOih!tJ' Of·
'The drl\le IS ilhoul $10,11111 In the hole, fen be was .wanted In copne<:tlon With a
but Ashlord ...... 1oa .oti!nitst1c. that the Newport !Jeach slloollilg. " •
measure, Prop. 19, wW wlo' the needed They booked Anl:eny ·on 1usplc\Oll of
majority voter IPJl!'OVI~ even though a !J\urd~r . and he was . llo)Vll b a ck to
recent Cllilornla POD sliowed' It trailing ; orang. CouJlly (Jrporl 'Monday m0rlllng
with only 13 ~t voter -rt. br Newport Beacb i>eleCl!ve Sgt Ec1 1Qb.
The propos& WouJlt =:criminal ' b~)' . . · · . '
penalties for the pooillliO!I '\IP lo one ' One alpecl of li1e billm! ~.lilt been
ounce of marijuana by · al least . the . oource of the ap~t weallb. bl
II, · · 1111pecf and viclim, · ' . . ..
Text · ·A~ia~k.ed
Book Gives Actre1s Big Display
AUSTIN. Tex. cUPU'.-A ldoto& boolt .. ...i'ror ... Jn Tuu"llllll
grade has I sentence here and there I-Clap W~ 'hqt dovotn
I\\ pages to Marilyn Moaroe and therefore llloald be ~ Oat, -officials
were ioid here .
The part Ml'I. Mel Gibler o1 Lonplew, oamplalbed Uilat lni:I-I pilolo-
gnpb m a oection on the life of the moYie Mr. 1 ·
"'lbey're not goin& to remember the sior)' of liar ille. Tlle!''re (oial to ,,.
member lhil IU)' picture," Mu. G1bl-said duriJI( bia1illP aa .-'OfJGOll4
school books. . ,
Mn. Gabler 11id Ille book, "Search !or Freedom. A Ji'reo Peopll" pub.
llahed by U.C-11'*'·• Co., mentioned "Cleora• W11hlngtClll/ Ille fathar cf Oil'
counlry, only in a ~or two on five dUlerent pages."
She ailo •Jecled i. pllra. Ibo 11ld equaled !ann labor orglllller Celli
Ciavez, tho Illa Or. Mari1n Ldllr Itlnl Jr. and oUlul with J11U1 wbUa oho
ml Ibo tat 61 "'t..Ci ... IDio l'nnldm ..... • .. calm atl~s.;~-•lh ' ~ ~ r ',. .1a1rto-fllldl•l1,1t1."••. ' . ~
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DIAMONDS-STILL A
GIRL'S BIST PRliND '
Most people are aware of sim-
ulated diamoncb, and these Imita-
tions have their place.
For thoso who • wanl "the
most flash for the · JeUI' mOlley,•
answer. But, If yon buy any lmlt.
lion diamond, you lhould dD .0 on1r
If you '"' '11111 ........ "' ~ Inlier-· enl drawbacb. All lmltatloll dia-
mond malerllla blft' -ol two
laulll: Either they ~ 'Plontr dt
fire 'but lad: bardnea ar llLoY 81'!
hard but lack ~ "' Ille trUe diamond.
You alloalcl allO boW 11111
nothln( It u baril. wlll wur u ·
well, or loot ao food a JUr t.rom
DOW, U I C•uiu diamond. •• • • u you want lo bow 1lheULer ,.Uf frlendl "wW be allle lo 1111·
the dlff1Nnm," we IQIPll tbal
JVD detarmlJM lbll ~wlf lly comptrln1 wfllL I I"' d!.-L
NoWn( eu 9'ILt nplaN I
true diamond -It It Ille 'big ol aema. and remala1 "a tlrl'I 1*t lrid.'1 '
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W.RLD. Al UIUll, H~ MIJl1r "-""a .
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TIME ~ti.:=-~~~:!~':; , I" •
--. lndudlng 4 U.S. m~ ...a
1 Dollaht llfflng• rimo. An ILrtii!'.WI-r::::::si:;:
C Lo CK llvi fiomo accouory. Walnut cw" 11"......,Jr, wfth I Ulla • 00
almillnuai-... ·---.
HOWAllD MIWR ®cX5 fB
J.·C. .J./ump~~e4 J~~~fd . ~
112! NEWPORT ILVD., COSTA MESA , ' ''
CONYINllN!' THiii
11 mas tN THt IAMr l.OCAnOH rHONI Mt·J<tOI I I
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NetV Security. Halts Nixon Ho nae Tou~· ·
17 JOllN YAl.TDIA ..............
8-J, -_.nty --for Ille
llfelJ ol Preo!dmi Nhoa and the Finl
Lady hoYe couoed a ~ ball to
~ a( La Cua l'lclllca by oeloct
~ lllln( tbt Prelid..clal ..,..ipqid
for co11ftr•11<>!, k wu loamed today,
Tbe new ru1 .. meant !hot leadon ol
the South Caul Ulliled Plaid mlaed Ille ~eel vlJtt lo the pounds of the
denllaJ nsldmce durlllg their .,..
~~,_.,allhe
'Ille uPaNllM flam Alllborttlel al the
-pound~ -lhal ....... ,,.. "' beo'fJ CemPf.lp ....Uy, aU loun -id
DOI bl-lllllll all<r lho 11-.
U tht J'rwk!eej, iii re-•lte!td,
~. Ille loan ...,. be
relmla!Ald. •
Uthe eledbi lileim Ibo......,. of
the Q1jef Execullvo, loon, undoUbledly,
would md alloplhlr -the -hoYe llaled lhal i.. Qua Ptdllca 1illll be , ...
'· In Laguna Nfgwl
Exchang~ Nears
For 'Ziggurat'
By BARBARA KllEllllCH
Of "" n.ltr , .... lld
Federal government acqullillon of the
giant North American Rockwell "ilg-
gurat" In l.agulla Niguel IJ moving clooer
lo ...Uty, with lramder ol the aclioll lo
official channelJ In Wubinglo11, D.C.
"If everything moves right along, I'd
expect aome -d from Wublnglon In
eight to 10 weeks," 1bomu Hannon,
regicnlJ director ol the U.S. G<neral
5evices AdmlnlslraUOll (GSA), said in
San FranclJco Tuesday.
"Rockwell bu idenllfled the federal
llanl they are interested In acquiring in
e1clwlge for the NJguel facility."' said
Hannon. 0 We In the regional office have
reviewed the proposal and forwarded ii
lo the GSA ce!>lral office In Wllfblnglon,
'1rith OW' recommendation for ao--C.ptance ... 'Ille cililrll "til!lC. "iiiJw la
forwarding the recommendation to th~
Ofllce of Mlll8iem"'I aqd Blldgel and If
II IJ approved there, ii wW go lo the
-and Senate Commlt-Oil Government OperatimS."
No congrealonal acllon or yote, IJ re-
quired for approYll of the acqullillon,
Hannan ajJlalned, but the two nperallons
comm!-iequlro 30 days' llOl!ce for
nvlew ol 1111 _.i.
Thtlr approval .would be the final step
In the JenilhY procedure lbal beg111 aliiiiil-.-,..,-qo--GSA ·first brouPt r'tpr!11ntatlftl ol. • DIDJlber of
government --lo Lquna NJcuel lo foot over the plant
'Ille milJlon.lquuHool fa c 111 I y ,
ortclnall1 lnleoded u • home for m·· A-Dlvlakia, bu llood empty
a1Dce Ila .... ~ two ,_,. -D
Official Wim ,
Over Charges
GARBERVILLE (AP) -Justice
ol the Peace O>arles M. 'Jbomu
bu been ntained In a apecial
ncall elocllon, loil1ng critics who
-him ol Ie.-y toward
blpplea.
'Jbomu """ 9ilO lo 550 Tuesday aplnll-Deputy Sberll! J 0 b •
Mu-.i.
. Tbe riclory f<r 1bomu cama oa ' bla IOth birthday.
Iii
lllYINll ffj·
~ 111•oC!
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was placed on the market before mt-
struction wu finished, when 1overnment
aerospace contracts were cut back.
No money would be Involved. in
transfer of the plant lo l<>V<mrnenl
ownership, Hannon said. NA 'I' propoaal la
a dll'1!cl exchange lllvolviilg four different
p!anla In the Western United Stalea
which the firm alreadY II operat!D&,
mostly on government contracta.
In some instances the government
owm the buildings and North American
owns the tools and equipment; in otben,
the reverse is true, Hannon explained.
"There isn't any way to put a cash
value on the exchange," be said ... Jt's a
matter of relative vallM!S, of getting
together OD Whal they think the bulldlng1
and tools are worth and wbat we think
.they're worth. Tben.W'I. 1lmply exclw>ge
titles."
The Laguoa Niguel facility has been
valued al an estilnated 123 milllo11 lo 125
million.
Jlannoo said be could DOI 11 lbla lime
Identify the prvopectlve zlgural lenlllla
becouse addltjonal govenuuent agmcles
atw are looldiig over the facility and
others, who have Impeded 11 llld ..,, ln-
lel'1!aled, ..,, awalUna final aequlliilon
be!D1'1! commlillng themoelves. 'Ille time
factiir aiJob of concern lo aome poteo.
lial lenlllta, be added.
One likely OCCUPllll IJ GSA ll•elf,
which would like to use more than a
fourth of the floor space, aome :za,ooo
oquare 'feel, for liansftr of Ill an:bf ...
aecllm -Loi~ ".Ira a -I ,i-, N -Aid Of the planl ,....
day.
GSA la the federal 1ovemm..,l'1
landlor.!, 1_.ble •'-IMulalllon •"" · ma1nliiiMiiu' .. ~wDiii1 &ill~
One problem in government acquisition
of the NJgull ~. orl&lnallf designed lo~ up lo 7,000 woapace <!lllPloyes,
b boualng availability In the area. GSA'1
aim bu been lo find proopecttve lenlllta
with beavy Door space requimnenta, but
mlnlmlDD pmonnel.
'!'be exchange with North American, II
tt ii consummated, will inwlve only the
91).acn lite OD which the plant llallcla,
Hannan said, ool the !UmJUDdlng
acraege alJo awned by NA, wblch ac-
quln!d J,JOll acres in lta orlglllal deal with
the Lagima Nliuel Corporallon, the
Moulton llaDch and the Rooamoor
Olrporallon.
DAILYPILft ..... _
CoatalE~ .. ...._ '
9badecl area of .map lhowr Ille recently 1pprovecl 11111.Xa!lon of
2,800 acre• of the 'Irvin• Ranch coaatal Hctor bJ 'Ille Jnlne llancb
Water Dlalrlct (IRWD~ Both water llld oewer Mnlces Wtll be I'"" ~id bJ IRWD a publlc agency committed to prov!cllng "total waler
-•1ement" 1y1lem1 to lht bulk of the lnlae Ranch. Dillrlct ,.
dabns waler for Irrigation from sewage and dumpt no eflluent lllto
th•-· •
Pl-'1 --,_. llOI tbt !M""Md aa ...U U fiCD<lln aboul the
.-patio --lhe Wbllt Pl'nld .. r. vWla.
--dines dnrlog Pr-lal No one, however, la allowed •llhln tho
-•~-house, Itself. ·--. ~. the afleNlmcb 1r.bedule Gueata 1enerally 11nlll through the
"'"'1d ho .. lncllldod a quarltNDIJa walk gardem, loot over the NIJons' pool.
(wllbout wneraa) lo the entrance lo the · private goll coune, auest bouae. llld on
SpanlalMtyle Yllla. some occasiON can peer through a win-
Aides from the Ceneral 5er¥lces dow or two.
Administration or a Secret Serri<:e agmt The Presidential olllce area ""11 been
pnerally condutt the toun. uplahting made available for aome a p e c I a 1
detlDJ about tbe nlideoce, when it was meeUngs by a1tncles outside the govern·
' . ' DAl\.Y PILOT .... .,...
SOUTH COAST UNITED' FUND MIMBERS LAUNCH KICKOFF AT WESTERN· WHltE HOUSE
From Loft are Robert Taylor, Johnnlo,Stanalen, Pl'tlidtnt Robert a.nnon, Robert Garant
Vnlted Ji'Und'
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S. Coast Drive Lau·nched '
More thlll lw<Hlmen top volimteon fer Coast Glrla O~h, fl,811Q; San -aiiiente lectlam al camp Pendleton w~
the oecolld annual elfort of ihe south Yiiuth Center, $700, llld Sooth Coast thousands of penonne! donate their gil11
• n>eni far the put aevml ,.....
White llouae aldel, bowtver, will 1lll
-the actuel crll<rla -lo deltrmh>e wblch IJ'OUPI are dlaMI Lo
... tho bulldln8a· ' For lbe lllOll part, the .......... lllto
been opened lo ~ -..
well as speetal meellnp for -pullllo-
service organiaUOOI.
The •'landlord" " tbt compPmd, tbs General Sen:1ce1 AdmlniJlnlloo, and Ibo
President'> mWtary UalJon office ad-
miniJ!er the use of the faclllUeo.
' Truswes
To Consiiler .:
Employes
The future of San Joaquin School
District employes In the new unified
districts will be dllcussed by San Joaquin
trustees tonight at 7: 30 in · th•._
multipurpose ·ropm at La P a &
Intermediate School.
Trustees also will consider a m:oar
mendation by district adminlstraUon that
they adopt a resolution of intent to aell
,2.8 million in bonds.
The state oUiCe of local assistanct hH
advised the sale IO the district can con-
tinue to receive state aid.
When the ruulta of a aucces&ful June
wtification electkD take effect in July.
1973, the San JcaqUln dlJlrict will bo
dissolved. Tbree •DtW dlslricta -!nine,
Tustin and Saddlebact Valley -will lako
over.
According lo a ,.port by district of.
flcials to lnllleel, ab leacbera ' In
partlcUlar lchooli wm become emploJH
ol the..,.~ ID,..,.... U..,0 ICllooil ,
reside. ~ · , • 1
. Districl·wlde . emjlloJu , -;.,..•
minlstrators IJl..d o t be r ctrt!ficated .
persormel -can chooM which distrlct
they want. .
All wllflcaled pepomiel mual bo
employed"' al leas! one 'yur by a new
district al the ame salary llld In a COlD-·
parable poslticm. .
Tbe dlslricl report llales that -
who is tenlftd muat be . retained u a
permanent employe of the new distrlct of
his choice. .
Board> in the new dlslricla Clll'l llluo
employment ollera until after JanlJl!Y I,
1973.
c-1 United Fund laWlched the!< com-vu,;• """· and -aH the funds th.., far have gone to ~ .... ~w~~=ia~~ 'rl;."'Z.11onstota1-#5,0001Dear1y the1111nD1"'0 ..... organ1zauon. Marine 8eriorui.
;;b,-:Z.,. about' lflNling !li;,~•1 -~trpeftts 91'.tlle' projected ftaid 1opl · LoCll Ulll!<d Fund vo!unteera have , " ', · 'T"'.'".
goa1 o1 f!f,11111. wh!clt..wlii ,be ,iipplied 1o 14 aeparate slrearecl 'thot"""' perllOOJlel .~ served Follo~·. .g· 1T •--.l>
"""' ........., ageiic!p. R1vlng the South Caul. by 1oca1· member ---~ V..-..-Led by fund ..lo.-ideril Robert ,.___ ' --~· ,,_, ~
memhera ran lhrougb an agenda ill · GIDDOll, 'poihtins ou1 lbi. year'• -ly fund , fl onlil¥ lo a ' J of the ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ~ !:::"11111~= .. ~-. OfllllllltiJi.ai. lllrt; .aai( Ke ~ ~ Pe!idletGli donations. M~ ~Ji,;. ,__llnooll
l!oulh Qlail ~. . In the campolgn ..... "'ull'1!lflely..... 1'11111 ·far, however, elforto by ,the out of the .ol IU1...,, bll'
A&!i the bUslneia sesalon lbe .-. fldent" lhal the foal would be met In the o!ar1ne Corpe• lo determine the actual rack.s wu, ID,;aerlauJ caDdlU._ ,loda,y,
l_.dlnedonthepatloofthePreslden-fund ·=San Cleme!ile>.~-· >omber of bw p«oonnel and depen-MartneapcibnOJl ·aalc!o '·/l•
Ila! ffi 1 . --" ' h Pvt. ~ 4nl of Anakull,. 111...U. o tee comp ex. , lloberl> Lia fund dri"<iMlrmln! · deilll In 'I& San· Clemcule al'1!a ave leaped throi!lh the clooed windo\¥ ii Ibo
II Dllj'ked the ......t fUl in a row wil!V<J!~~ In~ l!tl'a'1lfie dlvlaioDI fall<n ·lhrouilb. . . Marine ~ Rocru!t Depot lll<oday ~l N'i::... =~ ..... launched flam tad.:"JJ:rtl:i'=r.= .:~ 11a~f.:.i;a::nunl= ~I~ ~~I=·:=
Among the major -!lam and pmenlllm . fo. aemce alu1-llld ~l·m ~ •J.JP,fOVala f,or a who ha,_ .itl!Culty with boo! '<amp, Ibo
transacted during the ........ were llle olher~lullom · llll!Vef JleVer were •w~deted. spokesmla aald.
Bpeclfic allocalions which will IO lo lour A111iiu111J;J;;r ·aimpaip. baa been • GIDDOD said thaf'lbe ellorta lo oeel: a An! ..... • receiving we at NaYll
major Sooth Coast benevolent organJa. complelely OIJ!l!IW, ..,. perilllent prob-aolutlon would coillimle. Hospital Marine Corp> autborttlea ar.
tiOllll. lem ..... I!> be aolved -obt•loing-a "I'm Sift .... will -t out llOIDe aon lllvestip~ the lnclden~ the opo1""man
By uoanlmous vole the South Caul fair -ta;. ol fua!ls• from the col· of arrangement," be .aald.. said. :
Boys OUb receivid the largest ahol'1! ol ·~-,,.-. -......;,,....,.,.,., ----,-,~-.,....,.---,-------,--------'---~-.._,--------
the new drive's proceeds, $10,000.
Other organizations which · w e r •
sranted funds Tuesday were the ~
F orgets~hing
Gets Six Months
SAN DIEGO (UPI) -Olarlea II.
Forgetsnothing, who fOfiOI· lo appear for
• court bearing Dec.' .. bu been -, , I lenced lo sla months ID jall oo blJ oo ...,.
lest plea lo a ~ nibbecy.
Supeiior Court J"41e C ~a rl ..
Froehllcb Jr. alJo gripled thO JL.yetl'Old
Camp Pendleton M8rine credit Tlteaday
fO< 18 days be bad spent Ill jail, n!COIJ)o
meqied his custody be at an honor camp !
mid placed him OD three-year probatlOll.
Forgetsnothing was accused in an lo-
cldeoJ involving a Yellow Cab driver Oct.
S. Hil readlnen conference was set for
Dec. I bot be did DOI appear. Wben ar-
""ted later, be said be lorpt lo 10 lo court.. .
2 Men Guilty
Of Procurement
LOS ANGELES (AP) -An attorney
llld his brother have been ccnvlcled by
a jury ot promoUna pn>olitullcll al m ...
sage parlon.
Aller elghl days of delibentlon, the
supertor Court jury Tueoday found law-
yer David Deloach, 36, guilty on two
coanta ol pandering and pimping, wblle
blJ brother Ronald, 34, wu convicted oo
1ingle counta of the cbarp
An altotney c:odelmdllll, Perry Wal-
lh!n, 34, wu found Innocent of the proa-
lltutlon charges but was h\dlcied by a
federal grand jury oo narcotica chaflea.
Prooeculor Michael Brenner p.,,_ted
evldenao contending the three hod fjnon.
CW lnterula lri ma ... ge j>arlors In En-dnol Wat Loi An1elts llld Santa Mon-
ka: . I
In latlmolu' durtnc the trial, lite de-""4onti denied the cbaraes •
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• SAVE
Off. MFG'S. LIST
•NI Ellcfric Bar I Q's • • WcbersOrBQ FloorSomplos
• All Ca1t Aluminum Glass Top • Park Benches
Dining Sets • • All Redwood
' • V(icker Accossorin • Hanging Porch Swings
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No High Marks
For Conduct
r mc:z:r TlCXY POLITIX: our
-Ill Orqo County 1Upermon •i>
'--' u 11..i u Olympla111 the other
daywllen they adopted a new law to ooo-
trol lobbflltt in eounty government. But
, when It <lme lo tbemaelv.,, leg!JlaUv1
·aipeeci ran out of cu on the bacbtretch.
A lobbytlt, u we 111 know, ii ope of
ti-00.... llho wwa • bllck, cape am
lorp, flosipy-brlmmed hat. He -
--dirt .. ...,. •t the county ""'"1houae llld 1r1a to inn....,. people
Jlke IU]lel"Vlaon to get thlnp peeed ar
IJJ>1llaed.
,~~.~~ iol>\>Yllla-oul .....,. .@"•'-._i.t brlnd1 .....
........ ·.If -ol; -· apente .... in the open In pllca llke
Uncovered
MEXICO CITY (AP) -Aceoll of the
Jual1ce ll<portment f'""1d 'i'Ufoday what
WU btJJeved to be the Jarseot marijuanl
plontatlon In Melllco In the town of
canou, 500 mlles west or tbt capital
Atty. Gen. Pedro Ojeda Palllllda nld
,. far 2S trucb have been lllled with the
marljuanl, whlcl! WU cal and nldJ far
diltrlbutloa. Two men"'" om.tted.
'lbe olfldll nld qcnll ..... 11111
loodinl the lnlcb and that lhq llmdy
had -2S lolll of marljulno In their _..,,,
LAREDO, TeL (UPI) -The buic
complalnt of ~ airmen who took
ovrr 1 dlnfar haU at Lmdo Air J'orce lJ'i't and nfuled to come oul far •ilhl
J-. 'i'UMdly WU that ~ lrl DO Necro clvlllaiil In this aouti. T-city,
AlrForceolllclllsuhl.
"U I c:onld bnporl 1bout JOO block J1iii1
down here, we'd Mft lhil problem flCllV•
ed/' nld Wing COmmudlr COi. L. W.
Svtadlen, Jr. Allooi!" • blact airmen loot ... tho
-ball at • o.m: .potetllng •bout bod food, rocW dlacrlmlnatloe, no IOCial llll
UPIT .....
'l'e•tlmon9 Gieea
Maj. Gen. Alton D. SJay II wheelecl out of 1 cl....S hearinf of the Sen·
1te Armed Senliill Climnllu.e at FltzalmoDJ General HnapiW In Den·
"'· COio:, where he i.lllfied. dial Gen. John D. Lavelle was pressured
Into ordeiinj 1Q11uthnrized Ill tlrlkes agalDJt North Vietnam. Sloy
II reeuperotlng from 1 hernia operation. -
I
vwi1., .....,., rr1
~hieu-Narro ly
Escapes. Attack •
SAIGON (UPI) _ ccli.munJll ar1111try Vl .. eac • • • Wt 1'111 ~ to
tbe-y" today narrowty mllled a CODVOf CUJ)'lnl dellr1'Jr -· ·•
Prelldall Nguyen van '!bteii,aad three ol . TbW baa declared two clqi ol
1111 top aenerab In Qualll Tri City. Tbieu cclebratlotis across Solltb Vietnam In
later vowed that the ruined city. NCI!>" ~ance of the recapture of Quang
lured alter 131 dlys of COmmunlst oc-Allied ofllcen told Buaetl North Vlei·
cupatlon, would be rebullL namese troOpl Monday henlcd about ·5111
Far to the aouth aJons the Central clviliam Into a C.O IJ8l acct temple aild
. Coast, allied officers told· UPI oor· surrounding grounds in the midi! of 1 big
respoodtnl F.dward -tbe ~· , hlllle u mil., IOtllh of the ~ NP1
mm1at1 ........... -as --• Cil;y Jll'Vl'.ln'ilal capttal, au miles
sblelds qalnst air -and artillerY · norUlfait ol Salgon. Untnowing govern-
fire. Olllcen told Baait tbe tactic lelt IDeJll artillerymen fired a single 105mm
20 civilianl dead Monday. :i howitzer abtll into the groundl, killing 20
UPI reporter Ted Kurrua, rejli>rtlng civillanl.
from the rubble that is now Quaaa: Tri,
said Thieu and hil porty -who paid 1
viait to the city to congratutate the
Saigon troops on their victory -were
headed toward a marine brigade position
fof awards ceremonies when a 1somm
artillery barraa:e detonated a nearby am·
mlUlltton dump. There were no reports of
casualtles.
GoVEllNMENT units wert loreed to
order a halt to the shelling, officen said,
and helicopter gunships overhead alao
were ordered to stop firing." About 8,500
members of · the Cao Dal acct Uve In
Quang Ngal Province. ·
At the HUODf Dien cercmonlet, Thieu
said he would now order tilt rtcapltlre bl
Dong Ha, eight miles nortb or Quang Tri.
He oaid the battle of Quang Tri broke tbe
COmmunim "psychologically, pb;aically
and geographically."
'e. a a ,.lcbee. . . ,~·,-the new law, tlley'n .U 'if'· '~!t: :•"1bi>di will Jmmti . .,. ' Olli from beblnd the
( llf ~HORT... ) . 1 • .
=.~.:.:JaljecloUiliWllytainthe POW Plarw May Byp~s
THE CONVOY qulcklf spun around
after officers flashed a warning lb
Thieu's motorcade and sped to marine
headquarters at Huong Dien, 18 miles to
the south. A Vietnamese officer told Kur-
rll!. "'!be VC (Viet CODg) epparenUy had
bis timetable." Another officer aaJd "it
was a ludy tbinJ he dldn~ go any
further."
The U.S. command In Saigon said
American jet fighters and B52I Tuesday
flew 310 strikes over North Vletnim,
most of them in the country's southern
panhandle. Spokesmen said the attacks
destroyed 17 bridges, 18 warehouses, 25
boats and Jj ll'\lcb. The OODll!181ld llso
announced the loss of a Navy jet in the
raids over the North.
Jn Salgon, the U.S. command said
American jet fighters and B52s Tueaday
f1ew 310 strikes over North Vietnam,
moat of tbtm In the country's aoutbem
panhandle. A spokesman said the llr It·
tacts destroyed or damaled 17 ~.,,
16 warehouses, 25 boat.s and 18 ~ ; ..... llas!Pf-llrlmmed hat. r'..:::.::'.':.:~
.....-~_.....,.,_I_••
........... w ilcl..-11U•ll ..ueci
·A*~·~ ... ' !
But Svendaen, who met with the pro.
loot -In tbe dlntni hill from .,,.
a,m. uat1I U:30 p.m., nld ID the ..,...
~---from their ilolatloD. 'lbe · Incident occurred lb~ days
,U.S. Ofmiµl Reception·
Wicks
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lot ~ Cl' llcklnl fellow: "41t!•toalt,,.....t~ the !Ible. '
'l!IAM AIL WRONG. The Code of
CondDct ii mode ol --than that. It would, for ewnp1e.. culln ••illi
of -county lofom11.tlon to ' tum • dol!er pro111 on the oow.i..
It would allt mate it a no-no for
1Uperviaor1 or their aides to accept
money from vendors who would like to
peddle lheJr warea to county 1overnment.
The Code llao --that • county o!OcW better not uae hia good olficea to
put the arm on another county depart-
ment In an aitempl to fon:e pirdlaae
from hil, favorite vendor, who may bt a
~w or aomebocly llke that.
In vltlf of the fieeUooted supervlaorlal
1ctlon putq the clamp on ~
ourely. ,.. reuon, they wW 1tf iirlfl In-
deed lo ... that tbelr """ cOde of Cor>-
duct reta ,ldoplld 1n11 Onnfe ·County'•. la~ ~ '• I
noNo AGAIN. Allnlptly, Ille. old
lpeod 111'--ailr ~ put the
clamp • lollbfllll lloll ...... -. Now
the COWlly boonl loobd-. uu ·-
-lhuflle -· llie; pollllcll ttoit ' in llow motloa. ' . ' .. ' .
They pnctblljo lol1:ad ' the Code "' COnduct lo d'"th. Sula Aria &lpervllor
Bobby Battin of!i!red e no u I h
amcnclmenil lo make the thing loot llke
the Unllld Notions charter'.
before 1 achedulcd visit by President NJXOn,·
e J239,300 Borrowed
WASlllNGTON (UPI) -'!be Atomic
Energy Commission says itl former
dJrectDr of aecurlty borrowed 1239,300
over a period of yea.rs and used "a
substaaeial portion'' of Jt to bet at race
tracks.
Tbe AEC lilted the ngur. In 1 report it
l5'ued Tueadoy on Ill lnvestlptlm of
alleptiom by several AEC employes
that Wflltam T. Riley owed several
\!>O'~ of<dollars In pemqt klona. It iaJd WU DO evidiDCe of leCUJ'ity
violation.
Riiey, 52, was suspended from hil job
In June and .. Aag. r WU 111-mec!ical
retlrenent by the Civil Semoe C....
mlJalon.
e PoHeema• Arrested
CLEVELAND (UPI) -'lbe ni -des-
day nlghJ ip'l'~sted a CleyeJand portceman
wl>:> they .. Id' WU lrilpljcalld ln the
$311.iOO;honk -palled off • -• by~ -~ uBrlnk'1 gu~. . Wlllaoo E. COwper, 3~ a patrolman
llDce iM6 and former part·time .....WO\' lor Brint'&,. Inc., WU pulled
,._ I roUcaU. II the Sinh D1'trlc:t
Polloe Heaolqaqien by FBI qcnll.
He wu. to , appear today before a
fcderll ma,il~ta on charg., of aidin&
and abetting and portlclp1q .lo lfand
larceny. 1111 wai' the first arrest In tbt .....
'lbe FBI woulil not commcnJ on
-1111 ol the.....,. llbn from· the
=ty ';!rlOioJMlllBank in::i. 'ts i::, = recovered.
e Steelte0rkers Nealr•I
Durinl dllcuulon (long), he llao took a
couple of IWlpeo at fellow &lpervlaor
David Biker. Bollln cleorly WU trying lo
gain acme poUtleoJ clout for when he
faoM choll•mcor WlllWn Went. on the LAS VEGAS , Nev. (AP) -De"'lta tbe
November bl.llot. ·urgings of labor supportert for George
McGovern, the United Steel-ten of
8ATl'IN NEEDS rr. l'/enke creamed America have decided to follow their h\m bJ aome •.aoo vota In the JIDll leadmbip and mna1n neutral In the
Prlmlry. Jl"esldeotlal campe!in.
In the end, our 111pervilora clecklad McGovmi IUpporien contended that 1
yellerday lo lhtp out the whole Code of position of neutrlilty by labo-woold have
COnduct to Calllornia AUorney Generll the effect of guaranteelnl Pr .. ldent Nil:·
· VIENTIANE; ta <APl ·-='llinwas ' . ~ -' 1ncreu1n1 • ..ic1eoce today lhll ·• -
Aeroflot airliner capected to CllTY three
released American priaoners of wor put
of Nortb Vietnam Saturdly may bypass
VleoUanc and make iii llrat landing In
Burma or India.
Thia would deny U.S. otnciall the op-
portnnity to take control of the three men
in the Laotian capital and get them i~ay
from the Ambican antJwar activists who
are acortlng them. , .
'lbe loc8t Acrolkit oulai said tbe
possibility that the plane would 'not land
here was railed by the fact that 22 pa.....,.,. -,.. !>oord tbe aln:ralt
In Vientiane had !leCD adviaed that they
were being transferftd to a "wilt llst,"
meaning it Is unctrtaln that the plane
wtli .land .. ~· 'I '. • ...
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DELIVERY. SERVICE
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,.._ Clllll IN -llll'tll 10 IA Evelle y_.. lo ~~I ho thlnlor aon'1 reelection.
about It. y._-, ....., wlll doubtlua But by 1 voice vote the DION than 3,330 Teltpllonn
take at lliil a moath. Theo It wW return deeiiates 11 the Steelworken convention
to the, • 'a •liiwl far mort -...... • ......... Tueada7 lo go lloaa ...&ti!. •lo.a Meet °""* c...t¥ ,,,... -··~·· to-alt •""'W' "' \llllli .... "'*"' ~ ... .. arnendnmlt&, dirUlcatioDI, re-drafthtp, uaJ;od'a executive board and Ute AJl'L.CIO ... ....,....,. ..................... ..,.
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Clear!)o. Iola. . don\ eJjJICi 1111 new ._ but, give llUppOrl lo CO.gm-I 1 !"'1~,0':i."".:;.."';:;,.'""!~ .._ track r-m •Ilda.... ... llate candklates. , • ; •
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Northeast Comfortabl,e; Rain Soo.Ue~ed Over U.S·.
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the Umted Stites.
AMERICAN off'Jciab in Vietiane were
accused by anUwar activists on one
earlier occasion of snatching releued
prisoners away from their escorts.
The Aerollot plane nonnally stops in
VlenUanc to refuel and let passengers on
and off, but It hu overflown tho Laotian
capiial on pmioul occasions.
When lhat happens its route then
nonnally takes. it to stops · in Calcutta,
Bomboy, Tuhtcot and Moscow. II the
lroeJ U .s, pilots and their escorls alloyed
aboard Ill the way they cooceivably
could bt hc,.oo reach ol U.S. official•
nnfil alter le.avlag Moocow,
A Saigon command spokesman said the
government counteroffeuive in Quang
Tri Cit;I, which hcgan June 28, waa of-
ficialJX declared vlclortOUJ Tue!day. The
city, South Vietnam's northernmost pro-
vincial capital 435 miles north of Saigon,
and lb forlrtll Citadel were recaptured
Fridly. Today'• orUllery fire prevented
Thieu from entering Ille 51).acre Citadel
IN AW ARDS ceremonies at Huong
Dien, 'lbieu said Quang Tri City would be
rebuilt and declared his government
would never accept a cease-.fire 011 North
Vietnamese tmns. He said the Com-
munist! "koow. it will be ,much more dif-
ficult lo deal with a re-elected i're3ident
(Nlloo)'' because Nixon "rejects the
c:oallUon 1overnn>cot offer ol the North
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oll doy long, professionol shoes by Joyce. Here ore three
' with lightwe ight solos, in eo sy going s!yles.
A. Free ond Eosy, while crinkle,, 18.00
8. Jogger, white coif, 19.oO • ~ ... '~.,,, . .,.
C. Top· Deck , white coif, 17.00
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covered ain disarmed In
Europe today ain police on
the Continent linked up to loll
a mass murder plot agalnat
Israeli diplomat. and officials
Yigal Allon, larad'a deputy
premier, warned ln Jerusalem
that no Middle Eut 'govem-
meot, even as rar away as
Libya, would be Immune from
retaliation for Arab terrorism.
organization •blch r<portally
threatened such an attack
alter Its onslaught against
Israeli albletes at the Munich
Olympics.
London's sprawling po1tal
network was sifted for more
envelope bombs like the one
that killed an Israeli diplomat
in his office Tuesday. As many
as 17 -perhaps even more -
could be awaiting delivery. I
'Two bomb \ packages were
intercepted tn Switzerland and
1W1picious packages were ban·
ded over to police ln Belgium.
Two deadly envelopes ~ere
found In Paris Tuesday.
UPITt..._
WtdM*»i', September 20, 1972
Agnew Tells Investigation
l
Bl1iito Wheat D~pute
WASlllN(i'l'ON (AP) -Two
full-ecale lnvestlgaUons -one
before the election, one af.
terward -have been prom-
ised in the escalatitJ1 dispute
over wheat sale! to the Soviet
Union.
The pre-elecLIQn probe by
the FBI wu announced by
V~ President Spiro )'. Agnew
. wbUe campaJgnlng Tuesday in
Minneapolis. In fact , be said,
"that ln-tgotloo 'Is In prog-
ress" at President Nixon's
orders.
ment, Tuesday night would
say only that "a preliminary
review of the mattf:r referred
to by Vice President Agnew is
under way."
An Iowa De1nocral, Rep.
Neal Smith, promised a House
subco:mmittee investigation of
the wheat deal and broader
questions next F e b r u a r y
"after the passio1. or electk>n-
year politics has passed."
thtm by USDA officials and
fonner officials.
He accused Democrat! ol
spreading innuendo.s about tht
deal.
The FBI, said Agnew, "haa
a business-rraud·and business-
practices unit that has been
asked by the President to look
..
CFly Our Legs)
AIA-CAU-ANIA
.... Dra ... c-tr '''"''tilos (714) 540-4550
thorougbly Into this matter, to
investigate the profits of these
big grain exporters that you
refer to. to see whether
anyone has taken any undue
pcofit, due to any mi.sin·
fonnation or improperly
revealed information on the
part of the federal govern·
ment ." IL----------'
"l am obt saying when,
where and how -but we will
not tolerate terro~" Allon
said at a lWlCbeon f o r
newsmen. hrael in the past
has accused Llbya1 and Iraq,
as well as nelghbon Syria,
Lehanon and Egypt, ol arming
and financing terrorists.
UP'I T...._...,
ARAB VICTIM -.Syria
has arrested Maj. Rich·
'ard H. Barratt, a U.S.
militb'y a ti a c b e to
A.merican Embassy in
.Jordan. Officials have
declined comment on
reports Syria hoped to
exchMige him for Syr·
!ans held by Israel.
.J;\'EN IN FAR away Israel
jtself, the lives of officials
were at risk. Police said two
bomb letten had been sent to
two leading government of·
ENTER$ PLEA -G.
Gordon Liddy leaves
U.S. District Court in
Washington after plead·
ing not g u.il t y to
charges of breaking
into Democratic Na·
tional Headquarters.
But the FBI said it bad
received no instructions to
loot into the matter. A
spokesman for its parent
ag.ency, the J~tice Depart-
At a Minneapolis new!: con-
ference, Agnew said that Nix·
on ordered t'.r-FBI probe to
answer such questiOns as
whether major grain ex·
porters received and benefited
from advance s a 1 es in-
formation c1.lleJiedly fed to ~~-.;:--\F===
EARLIER AN lsraeli
military commentator ln Tel
Aviv suggested that Arab oil.
fields are vulnerable.
In addition to the mailed
bombs llltercepted in Europe
and Israel, one was found
delivered to the Israeli consul
in Montreal today. canadian
police said It had been mailed
from the Netherlands as the
otb<n had been.
ficials. '
All the suapected mail bad
Amsterdam postmarks.
M British detectives flew to
HoUand and Scotland Yard
organized a search in London.
'Break-in'
Records
Destroyed
BRmSH
EXPO
1972
Evidence mounted ol a
large-scale campaign by Arab
terrorists posting bomba from
Amsterdam in the
Netherlands. Po\iee suspected
the Black September guerrilla
lnfonned aources said the
police iO London were working
against a list of 25 Israelis
who coul~ have been targets.
· Eight bomb letters have been
found. 'n1e source refused to
go into details of the li5t or
say where they got it.
From Wire Services
WASHINf}TON -Numerous
records were destroyed at of·
rices or the Committee for the '
McG~vern Raps 'N~tty' Polls
Re-elect.ion of the President
following the break·in at
Democratic offices on June 17,
according to source! quoted
today in the Washington POil.
And 'Lousy' News Columnists Two top campaign officiall, '
Robret C. Maicllan a n d
Frederick La Rue, directed a
massive "bousecleahing" m: -~.-.. --· ----.. ..-C9LUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -emphatically tba~ ev'er llie-
Tired of bad news, Sen. findings of recent polls show·
George McGovern has at· lng him far behind President
tacked what he termed"nut. Niyon. 111 th,ink the polls.are a
ty" publlc<>plnlon polls and lot of rubbish," be said Tue ..
"lousy" new a paper col-day. "I don't know where they
umnista. conduct these polls. I've never
GailUp QrHarflS. l think they ~luding-·the --ctestructJon o
make these things · up· in the records. pertinent to the case,
backrooms somewhere." the ne~spaper quoted sources
And h d 'bed as saymg. e escr1 some con-Mardian was an assistant
The Democratic pre.sldential talked to an American who's
n o m I n e e-·rejected more ever been polled, by either Dr.
servative n e w a p a P er col· attorney genera1 b e f o r e
wnnists, whom he wouldn't joining President N i x o n ' 1
'name, as lousy, bitter, campaign committee as
par an o I d, despicable, oa; political coordinator.
noxious propagandists w}lo are 1-'---------=;:::============
Baek~ War
, .s-'
consistently wrong and who •
write nothing good about any
candidat~ more liberal than
Genghis Khan.
C~nservative Tops
Lowenslein in . NY
•l_I, "c, '~ ,J'• • ·~~' ,_ -· ' -
"• '1 ,~ ,)llllted Pren hterulloul ment In 1968, hi~lghted a day fo \iictory In Brooklyn Tueaday ol primary and runoll elec-
.... Rep. John Rooney over lions In New Yo r k , 'Ailard UJwenstein, architect Massachusetts, Oklahoma and crease in the amount of • · outskle I n c o m e pensioners
"'-the 1'dump Johnson" move. Was"1 ..... "n State. ,... •u.1ie"' may ~ without reducing
Rooney, · a conservative benefits. ;,1
' ,;American
'Shot Dead
' 'in Uganda
/.WASHINGTON (AP) -U.S.
Ambusador Thomas P •
Melae!y will eeek an e1:
·~km for a shooJ.lng in-
c:fdonl In Upnda In East
~· that left noe former
, American Peace C o r.p s
':il71n~.andthe ~~
•JlOpOrtment announced here.
• '1lle fonnel' volunlf<T, lden-l!llOd T1ie!day u L o u Ii
Morton of Houston, Tex., was
•• -. While l'!''Nlilll' .... ~
Kampola ·Ill ;sept. '" • ·Ill.er ftglltinl brok< 1>111 In th< coun-
try, A companloo, Robert
Ffted ol Madison, Wis., an-
olber forll'<t "llup\eer, was
allgbtlJ !l!Jai.a ""'1 .WU ....
leasej(.
~te Department press ol-
fil'er awies Br11y said the
pair hail been stopped hrice
Oil the road but allnw.d to con-
tinue before they ...,. shot at
H~ said the attadt _,..tly
was no& dlrected It Americana
u sucb, and that Ambassador
Melady. "lnteDda In ,..k u·
planatlon."
Democrat wbO bas spent 28 He spent the night in the
yeafs in, the Howie, bas been 8 mansion of Ohio Gov. John Gilllgsn. Sen. Edmund S. consistent supporter of the Muskie or Maine was schedul·
Vietnam War. He defeated ed. to jolri McGovern at ap-
Low;en.stein in New Y~'s pearances today in northern
June primat)r, but a rerun was New Jersey and Philadelphia. -~-~ ·..,, the, Tue3day, McGovern told ~-~ "' rourts. -students and !acuity at
In another nee when: the QUcago's largest Ro m a n
Vietnam war was a pivotal ClthoUc school that he favors
issue, John Kerry, spolesm&n lnco~tax credits fQr parents
f.,. Vietnam Veterllll Agiiast '. ol parochial -and private -
the W ·~ Dem "-'· • achool students. And h e , ar, woo .. ~ ocra"""""' delivered bll standard political
nomination for-Coogrtss In · ~ to a rall><lampened street
I.Dwell, Mus. cfo..a in Milwaukee and
• -'.irport-rally crowils In Flint,
DEMOCRA11C C<llgr<ss-Mich., and Columbus.
"°man Louise Day l!lcks, an
early and staunch loe ol bus·
tna:.~ won renomination to her
House seat In the Mossachu· !"!?. primary: '
Dorn Orders rire '.fl'aining R/ioiiey-clalllied • an ' elirit
vict<>ry and vowed he would bO Capital News Service
"back In Washington tomor-LOS ANGELES -lm-
row," represent 1 n g his mediate training of Los
Brvotly!l«liltiiq.:!!UI ~-J Angel"' Cooni; road depart-.U.tn W<lll1d nclt !orDlally cm-ment peraonnd' as lirefighting
cede. crews !}la been ordered by
Rooney and Lowemtein each Cbalrman Warren M. Dom of
charged that delays in poll the Board of supervisors.
,oJll!lllngs bad burl hil eballCH• Ji'lre aM road departmenls
and a federal judge otdered have developed a program to
aome polls to remain open train ain use 22 road laboren,
put the normal closing time. 541 maintenance men .and nine
Complete b'u,t uncilflCial road leadmen u · crewa In
returns gave Rooney 15,488 emergency watenbed I I r e
votes to Lowensieio'1 1.J\071. aituatloOI.
Ifs HAWTHORNE
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for the right start In life
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O>bmade
-Honlklp Coupe.
Sportier this year. Roomier. Heovter.
Yet surprisinqly eur k> own. Even ii JOU
order the new IWi'llll Dtaet leOlL
CbU.. s..;....,KO:>lcnnode Hardtop
Coope Uor<9"""'d). MO<, ol a llttle
limOUlinethan ever. You·can ... u in the formal
roolline and new .q)el'e ,,;de windowa. You con feel
itjn -the lp&Ciout, quiet.Interior. And even tn the Tifle. we've potterned,~ out biwer Oldsmobile1.
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Where To Go .
Look.Ing for somewhere to
go. something to do? No one
gives you better tips than the
WEEKENDER. It's publisti..
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Passive
The city of San Juan Capistnno is espa.n.si.on minded
and the. county community of Dana Po1nl iJ st.ak.ln g out
a sphere of mnueoce -both moves disquieting to lhe
ima.LJ colony of Cap istrano Beach.
Capo Chamber of Commerce members last wee.k
decned efforts by Sm Juan to annea 24-0 unoctllpit.d
acres 1Ah1ch would provide a bridge to the ta.x-rich and
couUJ-<>r1ented shopping areas of the beach commun-
ity.
J ust u 1mtating lo Capistrano Beach leaders is the
filing of a spher~f-inf1ueoce map by citiuna in Dana
J>oint who beiJeve that the same commercial area right·
fully would be long to Dana Point if incorporation '1:ere
ever a rulity.
Capo Bea ch Chamber PreJidenl Henry ~lcCarlhy
repea tedly has urged members of his community lo
mobi lize, " r else Vo'e'll be gobbled up."
But as ng as the residents in the beach community
remain qui , passive and complacent, it will be difficult
to kee colony intact.
ose same citizens could wake up one day and
find their community identity bas vanished.
Laguna's 'Rich Uncle'
Directors of Laguna's Festival of Arts have reason
to !eel like happy Santa Clauses as Ibey dole out larg·
esse from another half-millJoo-dollar Festival season.
As a non-profit organization, the Festival has to di5-
burse all the earnings it doem't need to keep iU own
house in order and the results can be quite imposing.
This year, in addition to handing over 17¥.z percent
or Its gross re<eipts to lbe city, the Festival is adding
'18,800 ID help the city make its annual donations ID
cultural organlzatlon1; bas allocated '18,400 far contin-
Capo Beach
uing ICbol>nltips ID help urm• Beach lllgb SclJool
graduatet continue their studies lo music, a.rt, drama,
dance and writing; has prom*<l lo chip lo up ID $5-0,000
In '15,000 increments to help the Museum of Art (form-
--erly the art gallery) enlarge and refurblsb iu old build·
ing: and has tossed in S2,500 to help the talented young-
sters of the high schooJ's Artist Chorale get oil on a
wonderful European concert tour.
Negotiations for Fo.tlul help in paying !or the
)lain Beach Park are still under way. too. Laguna is in-
deed blessed with tbls culturaJ "rich uncle'' its commun-
ily effort bas created.
Dana Harbor's Success
Dana Harbor -the single, most important ec.
onomic factor affecting the South Orange Coast -be-
came one year old this month.
Although no one formally celebrated the infant
marina's first anniversary, its success is obvious. Thou·
sands of visitors a month take advantage of the master~
planned marjtime complex representing $30 million in
public and private investment.
Even more investors are waiting in line -a1ong
with yachtsmen waiting for boat slips -to take advan·
ta ge of the second ball of the harbor which is being
planned by county authorities.
~ore .than 1,000 small craft -many of them ex·
penSive prides of the fleet -call the marina home port.
Some ol the rout's prestlgloUJ restaurants already
have located there.
In terms ol employmen~ the harbor bas eaerted
a strong influence on the South Coast
!tfost important, it has triggered a long.awaited
renawance for the community of Dana Point.
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Quotations Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Reader Charges Vietnam Will Be Forced on American People
· From Autlwrs •
Can Distort
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(SYDNEY J.HARRIS)
''You remember what Shakespeare
said about that?" remar~ed the man
acrou the dinner table -and proceeded
to quote a line from "Macbeth/' which
he had recently seen.
But Shakespeare didn 't ,.Y It -one of
hit dramatic characters did. Far from
being a piece or the
playwright's wildom,
this was a sentiment
he pdl in the mouth
of a character ho
evidently dllllked.
When we take the
trouble . to quote
an author (generally
in order to bollt.er
our opinion of IOIJ\t-
th!ni), we have a du\Y to know whethor
the autbir wu speakln& in h1I own voice.
Othenvile, we lW1 the rlll< of dlltortlng
hia views. '
It Is enremely dlrtlcult, !or lnataoco.
to know whal Sbalc_.,. hlmsell
thought about any fuodamentaf question.
His genius Jay In biJ ability to place
himself into a thousand minds and
hearll, to take one position after another
and make lt .sound plausible and sincere.
TlllS JS WJrY, for centuries ,
Shakespearean students have quarreled
about the "real" Shakespeare -some
claiming him as an aristocrat, others as
a democrat, some as a reJigious man.
others as an atheist, and so on down the
line. There ls no resolving these disputes
-even his privately printed sonnets do
not reveal the full man to us.
The way an author feels about our at·
tribullng sentiments to him that are ex-
pressed In hil fiction wu brou1bt out by
When Jnrtne annnes the rest of
Orange C.UOly, do yoo '"Pl"""
they'll caU it the Rufwi annexa·
tion~
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W. S. Gilbut lo a trial foe libel Just
before the tum or the century. He was on
the witness stand as lhe plaintiff, and the
defense lawyer quoted a statement from
one or Gilbert's plays, trying to show lhat
Gllbut actually believed the oppollte of
what he WU 11yblg OD the lllnd.
"TllE8E WERE THE wordl," GUbttt
retorted, "of. a character In my play.
They were not my words. I wrote them,
bul I do not hold myaelf responsible for
an)'lhinl a ficilonal character happens to
by."
More recently, I read the statement or ,
a conlinntd bachelor who quoted
OisraeU u aa)'in&', "Every woman 1bould
marry, and no man." But Dill'aell
hlmseU (a happily married man) never
aald Ibis; be simply pol It Into the mouth
ol a character lo one of hiJ nove!J. His
own feeling.a were quite the opposite ; he
waa known aa the lllOll devoted busband.
A MORE FREQUENT kind or literary
distortion consists in taking a famous
line and ignoring what comes after It,
Kipling 's "East is East and West Is West,
and never the twain shall meet,'' is a
classic example. We use it to justify
bflsic differences between East and
Well; but the point of the whole poem
was precisely the reverse -Kipling was
saying that two men of character and
courage have much in common, even
thougb they come from different parts of
the world. You may quote me on that.
When Land Runs Out
Butlnt11 Wttk
After 300 years of footloose expansion
across the continent, the U.S. reluctantly
ib beginning to reali ze that It suffers
from a land shortngr. There still is plen--
ty or room out \~·here thr deer and the
antelope play, hut in the areas sur·
rounding the mnior c1t1cs. there simply ls
not enough st:.111ding room to ac-
commodate all the people and the
facilities people nc1'fl to live and work ef·
rcctlvely.
For years, drv1•l0Pf>r~ of both reslden·
tial and commerc1ol properties have
solved the problem by liquidating more
Isn't It the Truth!
By CARL RIBLET JR.
Jt w11 politics, not industry, that
uahered 1n the Agt of Obsotescenct. Poli·
ttclans were the first Am ericans who sold
their wartt with the cxpcctntion that the
consumer would 100n enough throw them
away to try some others.
"Let the buyer bewart!"
-LtQal Mazin1
No man Is ever a match for a woman
before he marriet -and he lln 't ever
aft.tr either; And thlt e1plalns why
there are more we.IJ.plet\ltd old ladles
than well·pleaud old men.
"Woman olwau• ,ui, tht la.s t
.. wrd. Sht UtJt• lonatr .. ,
-Dfcttonarv of Opt•ioni
and more of the natural features of the
Jandacape. They have taken over the
weUanda, filled In the ponda, plll)ed down
the bills, put the streams in pipes. Now
the nation is beginning to realize that this
strategy not only has converted the' cities
into mile OD mile or SQUAiid brick and
asphalt but also has wiped out the plant
and animal lUe that keeps the natural air
and water proce5ses in balance. The r.lty
dweller literally does not have enough
room to breathe.
THE ONLY ANSWER Is the obvious
one. The U.S. must devtlop etrecttve
cootro!J OD land uae, and II must begin
planning OD a regional basis, nol town by
town or even county by county. Good
p!IUU!lnf wlll p~vlde !or weUanda and
greeospace, U wlll 1!10 p~•lde for
supermariell and shopping cente" to
serve the need of area realdentl, for In-
dustrial sites to generate joba, and for
u1,welcome but euenual facilities Alch
a. power planu and .. 1use dwnpa. 11 wiU
deal with the region u an economic and
ecological organltm, not 11 bits and
piect1.
The nation is a palnlully long way from
th11; aort or plannlna. But It has no time
to lose getting i tarted. A first step would
be for Congres~ to adopt Sen. Henry M.
Jack!iOn's land use bill, now before the
Senate. The Jackson blll would pul
federal money and inOuence behind stnte
programs for developing comprehensive
lnnd-use plaMing and enforcement. lt
~ould be a good way to make a be(lln-
n1n g.
!__Voters
To tho Edii«:
It IS becoming lncrusing)y cl<ar that
the "aecre t plan" lo end tbe war prom·
l.sed in 1968 differed dtUe from that
openly enunciated in 1964 by a presiden·
tial candldate who was then defeated by
the widest margin of vot es in :he history
of our presidential elections.
The cnly major jobs yet unac-
complished in the "open plan'' of 1964 are
~he destruction of the di kes aod the pav.
1ng over of Vietnam with asphalt.
The voters turned away the war party
in 1964 and eJected what they mis takenly
took to be the peace party ("We will
never send American boys . . . ").
Recognizing their error. the voters tum·
ed away the war party in 1968 and again
elected what they mistakenly took to be
the peace party.
FOR THE TIDRD canseculive time,
the war party preaenta ilseH In the
votera a1 the real ~ce party. Llte the
walrus and lhe carpenter, lls leaders,
smiling with benignity, talk or llUUlY
lhinl!• while they prosecute tho "secret
plan" without interruption. Vietnam will
be forced upon the American people,
right or wrong, like it or not.
We are told we must continue the war
to defend our honor. Look again at wh at
we have done in Indochina: the double.
dealing that led to the assa.Sslbation of
the Diems, tho bou in the Gulf of
Tonkla, slaughter of non-combatants in
order to save them, the attempted sui>"
pression of the truth at My Lai , the
secret employment of Asian mercenaries
paid by the American taxpayer to fight
for their own self determination, the in·
stallation and support of a dictator as our
ally in the south, the apparent sup-
pression of the truth involving direct
dilobedience of orders by a general of·
fleer (Lavelle ), the apparent Widespread
falsification of military reports, cor·
ruption, drug addJction, mutiny in the
ranks, and the Ust is merely a random
itemization of press clippings.
' WHOEVER n IS labelling this record
as honorable, a record worthy of our
defense, acts from a point of view alien
to the principles Americans have always
fought to defend. It is a record not made
defensible but more reprehensible by
ju.sillying it as iniUated by the other
side; in no way are we Vietnamese.
Institutions of whatever kind managed
under tuch. an ethic inevitably fail,
government institutions, historically, not
excepted. We cannot take seriously the
assertion that a foreign policy founded
upon such an ethic will lea..i to lasting
peace in the world. On the contrary, it
will further poison international relations
and bring on more of the kinds of
desperate acts which the world now 90
appallingly witnesses.
Old Glory has always been a proud
clean nag. She has flown before the
peoples of the world not as a lhreat but
an example. She has been an honest nag.
And the national character of the
American people bas been fWJdamentally
decent.
The ..ie.._ had better gel It right Ibis
time and nol let t972 mark a turning
point toward tbe Vletnamlaation of
Atr.erica.
W. B. ANDERSON
~--. B11 George ---
Dear Geor1e:
Could yoo tell me lhe name of Ille
man who perfe<led the typewriter!
D.Y.
Dear D.Y.:
N1bldy, r'm arry II rY· I~
fe et, I'm calling lhal tu Jxnet
Typewriter S.rvlce back nm thing
In tho morning.
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Had Better Get With It'
( MAILBOX )
Utter• from readers are· welcome.
Nonnallt1 writers should conwy their
menages in 300 words or less. The
right to condtme letters to fit space
or eliminate libel it reserved. All
letters must include signature and
mailing address, but 1tame1 may be
withheld on request if rujficient
reason i.s apparent. PoetTJI will not be
published.
'Schmit% Needed Now'
To the Editor:
The real threat to the Republican Par-
ty was shot and is oow out of the run-
ning, and the McGovern vs. Nixon gim·
mick has emerged as a superbly
engineered package of duplicity plotted
to lhrow the election to Nixon by simple
default of character and quality lo the
Democratic Party. We should not elect
Nixon, nor McGovenl, for two simple
reasons:
Ill rm;oN'S alignment with the huge
eorporatlom mating money on a n&win
war, and his hocm-pocus with Red China
and Soviet Ruuia make him unfit to
represent the people in the best interests
of tbe United States.
(1) McGovern, with his rag-tag rabble
on the far left, his political opportunists
all around him, biJ wil~ promises and
general incompetence, is likewtse unlit
!or such a big job. )
SO WHAT'S LEFT? Schmitz? Now just
a cotton pickin minute, and don 't let the
brainwash show. John Schmitz, the
newcomer ts n..eded now to oppose the
two political ~ta who pose as a two-
party system while lo truth they are but
one. and to revive the two-.pafty system
as it should be. SO don't waste a aingle
vote. Give tbe real opposition a break.
Vote American this time.
MILTllASHAM (Democrat)
Realum, Re1ponslblllt11
To the Editor:
Gov. George Wallace bas proved bis
point. Now he 's dtilng America a ere.at
servlct by not numing as the AIP can~
didate. A two-man race brings McGovern
R worse defeat -resulting in a shift
away from McGovern's polic ies.
U Governor Walla<:e were to nm and
the three candidates were to come out
nearly even, McGovern would claim
dominant popular support, much as he
did after some Democratic prlinlltts.ln
JMI Governor Wallace siphoned off
.._ii votes so lhat Hwnp1lre7 took
Tua.
, TIWI JS AN opportunity to artlculate
Ille laaues end to acceot the dllhmlces
In pbflosopbl" Most voters r • a c t
l'fSJIOOllbly U: (!) they fully IJlld;ntand
the laaues and <ll'tber ,.. no tbrtal to
their economic or ph.ysical securitJ or to
their dignity.
No one cand.dote Is au good or ID bad.
But aome are clearly more rtau.tic and
re1pooslble than other•. On many lasues
the dlllettnee.1 betwttn Niuo and
McGoverri are enormom.
McGovern Irresponsibly appub In the
war lean of draft;\ge youths. .
McGOVERN CLAIMED thal bombing
the North and mining Halphonl Harbor
would get "' lnlo war with RuJlla. Bui
Nixon went to Russia while tbil wu ping
on -showing the Sovieu that Iii
wou!dn ~ be lbefr pttll)', Since M<Gov<m
.. , ·~~--I
insists on Jetting the Communists have
South Vietnam, wants to drastically cut
defense spending and liv es in fan-
tasyland : how would we fare il be
repre5ented us in Moscow?
McGovern originally proposed $1,000
for each U.S. citizen. But the people on
lower incomi!S strongly rejected this in-
come--redi!tribution appeal for their
votes.
NIXON WORKED to change the
Su~ Court from "liberal" and "ac·
tivist" to strict constructionist and
flITller with criminals. Ni.J:on didn 't back
a notninee 1000 percent on e day, then
look for a way to dwnp him the next
when the going got rough. McGovern
wants to "rellberalize" the Supreme
Court.
Nixon pushed for more Negro con--
struction jobs, larger federa1 programs
ror developing black businesses and more
blacks in government jobs. N i x o n
repeatedly opposed involuntary busing or
school children. Nlxon is strong against
discrimination. And he prefers• ability
and merit over the fixed.quota system.
McGovern champions forced busing.
NIXON BAS HAD some success stow.
ing inflation without creating massive
unemployment. McGovern's spending
propcmls would feed inflation, raise laxes
and do llWe to brighten the employ-
ment pictw-e.
Both dislike the wealthy avoiding laxes
through loopholes. To create jealousy
against the successful and to inflame
blocks with many votes against blocks
with few votes, McGovern advocates
repressing those who create jobs. Nixon
wants a climate favorable for indwitry to
create more jobs.
Let's move in the direction of realism
and responsibility.
LEONARD WRIGHT
The Captain's Home
To the Editor:
''1be Sentinels of the Sea"! There they
stood! High on a bluff overlooking the
beach, the seal Ever watching, absorl>
ing, eJl!lurlng, these old, old buildings, clusten!d lOgetber as if for protection
from IDOllltroul progreM!
Towerioc a~ve tbe rest was "The
Captaio.'1 House," picturesque, wilque
and romantic. ArUstl .IOIJgbt to portray
what 'IDllU' of those crutive could see -
its yjbntlona, its atmOspbere, for this
"ole tlmer" stood alone, on a higher
level, and yet was one of many I
• IT BAD GllACE, dllllily, mystery and
Individualism. It llfecJ tho Imagination:
"Who wu Ille Captain?" Wby l What?
Where! And people to11ot tholr stresses
and 1rus1 .. t1ooa lo the Imagining and the
aatlng!
Soon p,.._, oozed, crept. absorbed
and destroyed more and more of thal
which wu aged, toceuanUy crying "It's
unsafe!" 0 It'a ugly!," and they ton
clown -they lore up! And another era In
Lquna CMtlnued lta slow <IJIDI·
HOWEVER, "The Captain's HOUJe"
scrwnecl iu defllllClll A few beardl JI
was not demollsbed, as was the fate of
Quotes
Mart E. Sllrlw, Pain Verdes
Penf111ula -"Allloou&b It Is !rue that the
Americana uaed tho atomic bomb and
bad a monopoly .., It until 1949, Jt must
al9Cl be ~ lhtl the bomb served
In limit Sovlel OlllOllilltiai and dlo....i.d
their lalllllic& tw nlld the -ha ...... If tltl1 bad bad Iba _,..,
OD the llOllllc bomb!"
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the others. It was moved from the site
that seemed created for ludl • guardian.
Many citizens and vi.sitorl will miss
our "Sentinels or tbe Sea" and wonder
why just one could not have been saved!
(Dedicated to Mn. Darlin(, the
Laguna Beach City Council and membe"
of the Historical Society, who tried to
save the3e landmarks.). •
EIJNOR DA VIS
BOID to Redllff Crime
To the Editor:
Or. Dorothy Whipple, in an article in
?.1cCall'.s Magazine about 'l.~month ago,
gave her opi!Jipn oa bow to ha.It the drug
danger to AmfPca. • ,
She stressed !he need to ta\e lhe profit
out of the heroin trade lOr the un-
derworld if we want their operations to
stop. She says very low eo1t beroin
clinics under the U.S. government lhould
seJ the heroin or anything else they will
accept at a low cost that enables the
person to continue working honestly.
The more wt stress lbe punitive lan
the hightr the profit goes for the un-
derworld heroin sellers. Do all you want
lo help the potential addicts avoid ad--
diction with education, but protect the
majority of Americans from the opera·
tions oI the underworld, which is turning
more than' a half milllcn criminals
agoinst us to feed their bablt by cutting
the profit out from under 'the heroin
market.
ENGLAND WENT lrom 10 ngistered
addicts to some 1,200 in the la.st 10 yea.rs
in a popul~tion of SS rnlllion. We have
over 500,000 addicts. Forget about the
fools who start the habit and atop the
underworld's ability to sell heroln. at a
high profit. When the underworld can no
longer get the high profit, they will atop
passing out free samples of heroin. 'l1lil
wii; dry up the temptation !ram the lools.
I'm sure the widerworld wantl the
dr~S'tic punitive law.. against beftlln.
which used to sell for 50 cents in drug
stores, so that their victlmt will be
driven to them and their hlgb prices. We
~an only suspect that poliUc:lanr in IOme
1nstana!s may be advocatlng banJ1 Ian
at the urging of the underworld.
I ACCEPT AS TRUTH the statement
of one narcotics officer that his m. vestig~tioo of top drur dealen lo his
state was stopped cold by Ilia state
senato~. Tbe senator entered the room
and ~aid the lnvestigatloo wu to •top IJD.
me:i1ately. It did. An addict under a doo-
tor s care can support himself. Without •
low cost source or heroin, &he addicts prey on the pobltc.
1 urge that doctor1 be .. tboriaed In
treat heroin addicts with lesal heraln u
well u other dru1s ind tbua nduat crime In America,
AL LEARNED
DAllY Pl~Ol
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special prices .
.... ptfcee eflecll'Q Satunlay only I
' pecial.4
set,S233.
This .4 pc. bedroom '!"t Includes lrlple
dreseer, mirror, full size headboard
and chest. All.pleces feature selOcted
pecan veneers, finished In a golden
brown tone. Antiqued brass hardware.
Pieces are also sold saparately at
special• prices.
Night stand, Speclol $39 ea.
SaleS84
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36"x48" Spanish style table with
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woodgrain pecan plastic; upholslered
in floral print supported vinyl.
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queeri 1lz1 bed. ltleatureacolorfaat, tough
olefin upholatory In attractln tweed. Smooth
gliding bad mechanlam le enamel finished
steel and mattreM Is non-allergenic. Casters
included. $10 a month •
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Conl<ile color TV with 25" ·screen (meas. dlag.).
hu a mbdUlar chassis (tube type) for easy
ropolr, 3 l.F. 1t1ge1 end kexed A.G.C. Y(alnut fl-hordllotird ceblnet. 17.50 1 month•
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Save21 95
Reg. 189.95, Sale $168. 2 speed washe r
features 3 water temperature selections.
Has safety cut off for unbalanced loads plus
Jong, medium and short wash settings. All
over scratch-resistant percelaln finish.
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Reg. 135.95, s• S122. Matching electric
dryer features 3 temperature settings. Has
Air Fluff for special articles and a oool down
period· to help prevent wrinkles •
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3 temperature gas dryer,
Reg. 165.95 .•. Sale ~152
Special s1ea
Portable convertable dishwasher can be
built In later. Features 3 level wash actton
and dual detergent dispenser. Choice of
colors at no extra cosL a.so • month•
Special s32a
16.6 cu. ft. frost·free slde--by-.side
'refrigcralor features a 198 pound capacity
freezer section, 3 adjustable refrigerator
shelves, steel crisper and meat pan. Choose
from 2 colors at no extra charge .
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· Charge witl be incurred If the balance ot the account in the first bl II Ing Is paid In full by the closing date of the ne1d bill Ing period. WMn
incurred Finance Charges will be determined by •pplytng periodic rates ol 1.2'r-(A.nnual Percentage Rate t 4.4 .. ) on lhe flrat.S500 and, ..
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"fhe v~lues are here every day. d-··-· EartY American oonaole ... reo. Reg •
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Wedding March
Wakes Bachelor
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Conllder bow · llWl1 spare parla you pack mund la
your body. You cwld get along quit< well, IW'e enough.
mln111 a Jung, 1.....imls of eacb kidney, nfne.lealhl ol
the adrenal glaoda, lour .fillba of the thyroid, two o1 the
four parathyrolda, tbne-fourlha of the liver.
PECVUARLY, the pollsten have proved it'• the wife,
not the hlllband, who most often hu
lhe fmal 118}'11> about wbl<b nelchbor-
bood the lan!lly Uvea In. Ob, you doo1
think that's peailiar? I do. But they
say lhe husband pic:U lhe town. Good.
A CERTAIN bachelor who has a
tough Ume gelling up in the morninc
-thl1 ii lhe truth -rigged hit elec-
tric alann to bis tape recorder in such
1 manner that it play1 at e a.m. a loud
stereo rendition of the wedding march.
Scares him promptly into his commuting costume, be says.
QUERIES -Q. "To land, does a fly tum over before
or aft.er be bibs the celling?"
A. That ancient query haa been cleared up by acience,
finally. High speed movies reveal the beast does a half roll
and comes to rest at a alight angle off the original direc.
lion of fiighl. Nifty.
Q. "HOW much or the world's food comes out or the
seas?"
A. About one percent Nol enough, certainly.
Q. "IN lrylng to predict lhe national budget, I need to
know the hlghe1J named number In English. Lll<e billion or
trillion or whatever."
A. Centillion. That's a 1 followed by 600 zeros.
ARTHRITIS -Most common occupational ailment
among stenographers over age 30, tt'a: said, ia arthritis in
the wrlsta.
GREEN INK -Rare ii the lad who realiut IDY,lll<n
that a letter wrltt<n In II"'" Ink from a YOUlll! lady ii
111ppo<ed to ""1Vey devolloo everlasting. Nor does many a
boy iolderatand tbal a letler wrllt.n In red Ink from a gbi
IJ ._ably lavltallonal. Such Is lhe IJl<lancboly ob-
l!ltl'Vatlon of. our Love and War man.
THE LAST will and r.stament of a woman la most apt
lli"lieMlll'ller chllreh. Of a man , the college of hit choice.
Atlo, women are prone' to bequeath to local heallll agen-
clel. But men are more likely to endow some Imaginative
bUlineal venlure. A study of probale records sbowa that
Addre11 mafl to L. M. Boyd, P. 0. Boz 1875, New-
port Beach, Calif. 92860.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
California Newapaper
Publllhen Aaaoclatlon hu flJ.
ed a brief .11kln1 the
!ioulhem ~. I b.e
C a 11 f o r n J a :S,O.dcasters
Aaoclat)on and (jolden West
Br.odcuter1.
Chemical
Det.ected
In Lakes
WAllHING'TOlf · (AP) - A
lcDlc -UIOCl In j1latb
ud palnll .. --la anexpoctodly ..... _ ...
partlculaJ111n newJt deYelopod
r..i estate lakes, In 17 of •
llala aampled. aecordJnl to
IOftrMleltlClentllll.
The chemical ii poly-
. chlorinated biphenyll (PCB!,
cbemlcally I I m 11 I r to
the insectJc:lde DDT. II ii
widely -In lftducllan of pluticl, palntl, caulking com-
pouncb and bydraulic ftulcb.
THE PCB llndlnp ..,.
""1tained in I paper pr-..!
to the American Qiemlcl1
Society In N"' Yori: In Auguat
by lhree U.S. Geological
Survey adentiltl led by Hana
J. Qump•Wlelner. The
Interior Department made lhe
paper publk: ,,_.y,
The study did not specllica~
ly aay why the chemical ,...
found ln 10me man-made
lakes created near suburban
howling developments, but
presumably the chem l ca I
could come from pleuure
boat engine 81Jllla: or con-
struction refuse.
THE STATES where detec-
table samples were found m.
chxle California, Colorado,
Connecticut, Florida.
Mary land, Muaacbuletll,
Mlnneoota, Milalsllppl. New
Jersey, New York. Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Puerto Rlco,
Tuas, Virginia, Weat Virginia
and Wuhlngton.
Reporllng OD I federal
monitoring program con-
cerned with pestlcldeo In
water SUppJies, the I~ ,talc!
they analyzed more than 2,GOO
water and sediment aamplea
from streams and I 1 k e 1
throughout lhe UnUed Stale!
collected from January 1971
through last June.
"WE EXPECTED to find
traces of PCBs at wnpllng
potn'ta near lndmtrill centers,
but were surprised to find
detectable levels in samples
from 17 of 39 states covered
by lhe sampling," t bey
reported. 0 A safe level far
PCBs bas not been generally
accepted to dale.
"We fomd PCBa: in river water, eome newly developed
real mtall! lakeo, and at two
U.S. G<ologlcal Survey ata-
tloos localed In relailnly
remote 1re1a unaffected by
man," Crmnp Wiesner laid.
State Appellate Courl to over.1------------------rule what 11 described a1 an
unprecedeoted gag or d e r
clamped on newa coverage of
a forthcoming murder trial
here.
In filing the brief Tuesday,
the '"°"latlon joined the ·toa
An&ele1 TlJnes and Sigma
Delta Chi, a professional
joumaJJnn aoclety, In asking
the appeals court to overturn
an order bsued by Superiar
Court Judge Julius A •
Leet!llm. .
LEETllAM ORDEl\ED the
,_, media not to 'pllbllsb or
b roadcast inforrriatk>D ob-
tained out of court about the
trial ol two men charged with
murdering a '4·ye ar-old
Hawaiian Gardens 1lrl.
J!revkm gag orden have llniltect Information t h a t
· llllryen, police officials and
c:Ourt aides could give out
about i trial.
THE IND District Court of
Appeal luued a atay of lhe
1ag order Sept. 8. A bearing
will , be bel4 Oct. 8 to
delenDino ti )be stay should
bemldepefllllDelll.
The aaoclallon brief was
filed Jn conjunction with CBS,
the Gnaler Loi Angelet Preas
Club, California Freedom of
lnlormallon Comlnlllee, Twin
Coast N•w1J>Open, Southweat
Pl'ea Auociation, Radio and
Televllion News As!OCl1Uon of
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.Make them in gold,
starting at 9.95.
10K gold 'Love' ring.
-t 9.95
14K goJ~ 'love' ring
wllh one diamond.
29.95
12.95
10K gold 'Lov1' ring
with one diamond.
19.95
14K gold Pri>mlaa ring
wllh One diamond.
14K gold Promlaa ring 141< gold Proml11 ring,
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HUNTINGlTON CENTER, Huntington leach (7141 HZ.ml
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cro90 1titch doublKnlta lor you1 .
new Fall wardrobe. Ah SS/80 ~
wide. Penn.Prat for easy care. In a
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draperies. , -~.
15%off.
Dr1pt1y fabrics In hundreds of styles
and CO/Ora. ChooH from antique aatins,
Jacqu1roa. printa, -... Rayon/
acetates, cottons, pofyesters. and mora.
Ail al 15"' aavlnga. With tlebacka. or
vi.lances. Other acceaaor1el, too. SOme
drapery styles avallable with matching
bedspreads. Quality workmanship,
including weighted comers, 4'" hems
and headera. Follow 'tttett· rnstructions. ·
bring u. the mea1uremtnt1, and we'll
have your draperie1 mad~to-flt.
ToMouure:
Width: maa1ure lrom (G) to (HJ, ...
almply the width you want to ccnw.
Length: For ceillng to floor length,
maasura (A) to (B). For llg\llat floor
length mea1ure (C) to (D). Foralll langth
measure from (E) to (FJ. Add 3 ~If
you want belo>Hlil length.
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FAIRF'.JELD (AP) _ Juan • · formtr bour wllo "apporeolly
0..-'a maaa murdei-trial -I ,l\ll•t" la a ~
went lnlo Its elihlh day of ~ klllod Ml IOo.r 1111111 ,
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jury aelectlon tnciay under the !ihlldntl In • bolblub, blot
Ugblell 1111 rule yet lmpoted their -..,. uncle to death
by Superior Court JllSlie lllcbud p;; Patton. . • ~ . with a "'°"bor and •lou811
"1\IU .U _, It hello,' Uid . ~ hJs •!I• wllb the lame Sul~ ~·piW.~~. '.Q:' • '. weapon, police say.
• . I .15% 6ffievery
i~ st oar ~per savil_l9S
sure make a Super tembet. David·~ Jb ~Dad Iller • I : : O!riey Lee, SS, WU booted
anoCller .......... .._ .nu hi, , • for lnv..tlptlon o1 mun1er
with ... llllco! lPI ,,.,..,. ·~ . ( 1'1-iay nlgbl, -Dld, :~.:::r .. ~. : i=<,,., llftlr. of alter ~ alT<lted al bis
-· He reporledly told ar-"We ==:·.;u.,. • ...;.. rifmg olflcen, "come on In U ... -.. you hive tie lkHnach fer tt.,. atoll,• ~ i . • : cAifDllll · • Lee told polJj:e he Is a
C•'--• ~1 "' .. ~'farmer heavyweight barer. A ~ •• I • ·• • you· ...._ __ '""'il:P"-~-flgbt« by that name was ·a : . ~.:·~~"°''" lolcl • risi.nl young hea~t until
· -imln, 1'1~.a ,' -he waa knocked oot by , . cltpbly ~·H r II ed. n. ' ~--•-~ ~••---'-in 1-• --• ldl!i..U~ __..........__ ~wk'• moUons. ~ •• ....,."~"1 . ~.,~ :J l!nt ...... ·=-.•.;';;;;"7.it · The detendaiil ii a former later waa fom1d to· have IU!-
' ""' ·--·i.·the•flrsl of muntorint 25 ltlnoniilir Ill• IJe never •boaec! ,apbi, ..S l'-"''re ••~-.. farm labor con~r•accilted fered a blood ck.. on t1ie brain.
· IA•• n d.,,,.e o t,:j~ the YubA Cily·M sv!)!8 .,.., mem!Jen of .the f~ IOI~ )=.. ~ ~) ":"',do, norne-In the iprlng of 1 .' reporleri the cond11161\ ,. ..
; "1 1 • ' .,., • never treatedi. ·
!'. •• UJd.'•11tter ~'• .. J...,n!Je'-~~ us!_' pi 1· . DEr.'iicT.A.F.Coffeysald .!.~-':" ~~ . . . . . . an Lee .,, .. ~ with iii,, ,.._. ........ -• ., es1raoged wile, Velma, 31;
"been prejlldloed liY a ·-Jn · Wilen a quarrel broke out. ' !!'Cl'ference .,...,, •ft.p.Ut :r. "."' ·-fl!ct Lee chaaed bis wile and her
Birt WlllliDt, ll)IGI., mt Fri-\.AJJ.t'1.lil broiber, John Hunter, 17, oot
. city. Bawt enld Pattnn has mt of the boose swinging a
. 'yJt Wljtied the -panel mt With State "'°"""'· Coffey said, afie< r Cd .read: ·.,npapers. lilten to Lee • 1 a p p a re n t I y went
: ~ or Watch te1e.vision news berserk." ·,........it of IRiCb lhlnga as SAN DIEGO (AP) -The Lee 1<portedly Io Id ar-
Wllllims' news conference. federal Coat of Living Council resting officers he was angry
j •!ltller Hawk had uted bas gcllle lo ·oourt In aneH~ri beeauae yooog Hunter did Qlai the trial be delayed two lo prevent the California nothing but sit around the ~ -tr oo be can n e et Depar-.t of A I c 0 b 0 11 c house, ea Ung and watcbln8 · dlsmJaal ol the cliarges or a !devision.
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cbollc• of venue . oot of the Beverage Control from en-• HUDier'• 11DC0111Cious and
state, !Put due lo the latest gag-forcing liqqor prices that are bloedlng body waa found -on a ...
rule lbettwaa no Indication-by hlgber than le'[els permitted ,s14e'walt ~·the bouse."He ·
Tueld8f nl«ht of .any action on by the F.(onomlc 'stablllzaUcin waa pronounced dead on ar-
Building
Given OK.
Program.' . · • rival al a boopltal. Though In-
The council filed a .Om-· J~. Mn. Lee ucaped and
plaint ~Y ilgaiJ1st ·the called police, Colley enld.
slate agency In· U:S. Dlstrtat iJ.oucE C.pt. De! Wheaton
Oourt ~. It spld, Ibis was said olflcen found the bodies
· the ~ linie 'the· federal ol the four children, all with
. • 1ov~i-'1iad "bniugbt •a ·~·wounds, 1Ubmerged-In
: . 'Wlj'G 'BEACH <AP! -direct 'court. test bf the,~ bathtub. They
· 1)e aty Couocll baa ,•i>' stablllzitloil Pniciam .regula-""'! _Yeronlo:a, 2, TOI!')', S,
pnwed an arneoctmrnt to tions . ~ with state. CUrlej Jr., 4, and Nathan, 5.
the dly's ~eneral plan, lair-irade laws. . . ' . , Police lllld the cbilclron,. wllo
freelnt' apecilied portions The complaint· lilleged that bad been playing In front of
oHbe dly's 1,253 ocm of • l'ri<ie Comml-"relulations the,"°"'", 1'11\1 "11ef!edly been
sborellne area for com-,. .requifo fttall.ers to p11ce Cer-~ u+ido'tif illeif lather"
merdal de~"" ltlli ''M!foql" kioi>d , liquOn . . .Wbeeton arid the ..... of 11>; council'• · ·~ .~eI·ow.~·tbe the dllid,feil'• delllb -·t came Tuesday atte ~ ~ pri<-e· required by been determlolcl ollldally 1!Ut
thaD foor hours .of P!llllli,= ·state la!!._.::-.. · rc . !hey ""' pr9IUDltd to llaye ,
debate during wblch Of>"., r ~_, :'. •. ~ . \ drowned.
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ponenll accused city om-.. TBE. CASE hlv9l~es· a ·'·'" .. c1a1s of "giving away land of' Eti'Mart, r<til( 11;;:bi ' AV'1110IilTiEs -iiilil · IM
previously designated for · ,Southern Calllornia: ~ aloo lzled to drown hlmae!I but
development of pu~c • ~nla!C( eorller1~-, ---'111. . · ,
porks and beaches.... ed"the court to .. per1p;1· It· to Mra. Lee ..... u.ted In fair
Oppooeols of the amend-!<duce prices as ~ by condlUon with aevere bead ln-
ment also cootencl that it Price Co~n 1<gulatlnns, juries at Counly-USC Medical waa In violation of state below manura-.rs• poi!Oil Center Ti-iay nlgtit
planning and zonln~ laws. prices, enforeed by t b e 1'1>llce enld ·Mrs. Lee left her
City Planning Director Department of A I c o b o 11 c husband last week and went lo (
Ernest Mayer Jr. 1<plied Beverage Cmtrol. .• stay ,lrltl> 1<lat1 ... In the San
that the amendment would The lfOVinmeni coaiended J'*l:arta. He found wliere ahe
free oolJ 5 pera:ilt of the that ~riJ 1a• recitiltlnl; -"U4 'laibd her Into
lborollne l!J'el( for com-~ t llalor pri~-,_,,,.¥ ·re!QnUi home. ,11unter ae-
merdal ua aupreme'anil'therefore sape1-co~ her wl>en she came
sedes state law. back.
San Diego Backs Prop. 20 r
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San ~~, COundl, 11 .... , ~ -''1'? .lTl•ahld 'rolslrlCt IJo!iii M-e.. 'ftre 10 • .. , ~ ... mwllll Pl•-.Ill , !IMil. m~~ • lfOVtrDD\li!!ol!leto1i 1nc1~ · • -!'~=· :::mr':"'bdidO ~lie~ ·~·~:~'R., llrld guldellmo otl aiutn'I .. • ' . . . .fAlld, .. ~ ! ~ .
develqpmMt • ' ' · • lf~ p; ~·PB! dl<eo-'
••we better stall savlnl. •.' • ilJR*,EFS ·! · .:lllr'hlrlat.GiVm and CIA
ll!Ue wlill8" liieh'n s 11 II _ '. ; .. · ' , ' ~~·H""I". .
somelidng lell lw lbe pobllc" ' c· ... , ~ . '
Mayor Pele Tlllaoll Dld """· iiloilllnl'' Iii · lddilion to llie . lt.;ffleJ Un' '
day in mi1n1' the .,;..,oa t6 cwlidt~ farm labor in-, .RAFABL (AP) ·-A
. endorao tho ' pnipooal. Tbe fll"Uvp;-j>fup. 12. · {:t~ ol vOIUs
council· 'VOie!! J-11 In favor of • • ---· S · •Ille pwdiue If bocking !h".'!'!iomre· 1. ·-er9 _. """"I~ -1o.-11U1e.
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LOS ANGEi.Es '(AP) -survelllsnco . bed been used day, ~ 1, Ull lo
Callfon!lo'1....., ol ntal,e agalnat them, Daniel Ellsberg 1,'111 lo spend •. l 1mlllian 11 •
and Los~ l Co!mty's and 18 auoclates In the Pen-bonda to buy ~ lllld ·
dlalrlcl 'I '.i6j, ol'~n tuog Paper&J:11MJ>a.va. filed .from •. private -· Tbe
code '"""''"' iieedecr to suit oeet'ng .-•1 ·mllllon scattered acniMe· It moit1l belplim..id · and fraud Jn damages !nmr'tbe federal rtagelaild and llPlclllc descrill' '· -.
In the o 1l11>1turen goyernme111:1 '·~ ', ' -, tloni bave yet to be del~ ·
for ' 1b9 petitions. ' Nomeir U \lef°""""~' in the <iJ. I . • ,
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texturized for the strength of a woven and
the great look of a knit Single breasted,
notch lapel, 36-46.
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R ... 47.ts. Men's polyester double knit
sport coat won't 1ag, bag or wrln~le.
Features single breaste<t styling with
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Shop Sut\dly noon to 5 p.m. •I the followl"' storM:
Mel\'•100"
DllClfOll9 polYHl•r
doubleknll 1lacko
In fancy patterns.
Sizes 30--42 waist,
29-34 Inseams.
$13
Mtn't 100%
poJyHler knit
lwlfl tlacke
In fashion solids.
Wide belt loops .
Sizes 30->42 waist,
29-34 Inseams. _,
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p0Jy11ter fine
twill alacke. Wide
belt loopa. Solid•
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FASHION ISL.AN~ .. Newport Beach (714) ~2313. HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington 811ch (714j 892-7771.
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W e~ke Raps Lobbyist Law
Recorder
ToMo1'e
SANTA »IA -Tbe II· _,,,....,._
Food Stamp Mail
ChIDige Approved
ORANGE COUNTY
For The
Record
By O.C. HUSTINGS
Of "" O.ltr ...... lleH
Bill Wenke, who ii baUlin&
Jocumboot county 8uDervlaor
Robert Battin for l&e lint
dialr1ct ... ,, conl<ndl the
county's new lobbyilt law,
prDJ>O"'d by Ballin, J I
"politically lnaplred."
''It solves no (l'Oblem that
has conh'onted the county
such a1 the Mile Square
iocldenl and aUordo the public
little or no protection from the
unsmipulous. It It merely a
political manuever to gain
votes," Wenke charges
He a1IO says he is gnatly
disturbed lo see Supervilora
Ron ea.pers and Ralph Clark
''support the ordinance pro-
posed by Mr. Battin u his
Checks
Endorsed
SANTA ANA -A policy
of the. Orange County
&berUf's Department to
accept personal checks for
bail, not exceeding $.150,
has been approved by lbe
Co unty Board of
Supervisors.
elactloo lime noan,'' polnllng
out that both luove crlllchecl
the measure.
"A cooi. GI -lcl or tlhlca
<ailed for' 111 811.p e r 'J a o r
(Dtv1d) Baker \bal pertalna lo
all eiected o111clala and their
appolnteea la certalnly In the
public'• belt lalereat and
should be adopted,'' Wenke
contlnaa. "tt & lhocklng to
see Mr. Battin oppoalng ill
pauap."
Wenke, an attorney, argues
that aIJ the l1ws men can pass
will not protect the public
from those who lack integrity.
"The ballot box will remain
the final answer," he says.
* * * nlE HARBOR Democratic
Club plarui 1 gathering of can-
didates Sept. 'El. It's set for
7:30 p.m. at Democ:rallc head-
quarters In Colla M-llOI
Newport Blvd.
Anycme lntu•ted lo lalklot
With local ~ la ...
vlled.
Scheduled lo be on band aio
Congreulonal canclldala John
W. Black (391h DlllrlcO lllCI
Bob t.owe (and Dlllrld), plus
Aaaembly caldidoloa Ttrry
Moohenko (711lb ll151ricl) and
Jim Thorpe (7lJt Dlllrlct).
THE tANtEJ'zYER
campaign commJUee lnvltea
you to join their candidate In
the political vineyards Sept. 29
for an evening of wine tasting
and political chatter at Knott'•
Berry Fann In Buena Park.
Candidate Bill WIDll to
return lo the Mlembl,y bJ
Hearing on Restoring
Canyon Road Slated
SANTA ANA -A public
hearing has been set for Oct.
25 by the Orange County
Board of Superviaors to corr
sider the restoratton of Black
Star Canyon Road from San.
tiago Canyon Road near Irvine
Lake to the Riverside County
fire hazards. Most of the
roadway is in the Cleveland
National Forest and was bunt
by the Forest Service in 1917~
30.
cltleollnir Dlmoc:rat Kon Cory
In the IMh Dlllrlcl.
nie wine and Ult lallt becln
11ow1aiJ It I JJD· 'll!t prke ii .. 111'....... ..'
Nn*'mem"t..-~ the
Amer1can Independent Party'1
~ County CtmlrW Com-
!lllllol lllehide:, Ed-. ofw-im!ler,
Cathy Sullivllin of
Westmlnater, Dale Ferguaon
wylle Carl1le bave been
...ved lo the ftrll lloar of
the OJunlJ Finance
Building, 8" N,
lirwiditay, -Ana.
'Ille' old li.tJf ol -on Well Ith street even-
tually will be 4Jom>llabed
lo .Jll')vlcle for the ... lmilon ind bnprovement
of Civic CetJlel" Drive
Wat.
SA!f'l'A ANA -A lransfer recipients must be offered the
of funds to allow the issuing of option of buying lea than a 6...-stam-by mail through full month's allotment, e1~
-~ unly W ua e plained w. E. Pritchard, ad· the Oran&& Co e r mlnstrative services officer
Department was approved for the county W e I f a r e ' 'l'Uelday by tbe county board
of SupervllOl'S. Department. the
Under new federal regu~ The new rules will cost
tiom on food stamps, reo· county $200,000 I n ad-
pientl must be offered the op-ministrative costs for the
Uon of bavin8 the stamp balance or the year. Ten new
purcbue prlce withheld from employes will be needed it a
of Glrdn Grove, Jim Manls1"===~ of W-lnller, Al Solon>on ofl" ~!i!!i!!i!!'f!!thelr weUue grants and~~al~l~lo~ta~l~s!al~ary~tai;;biiioiifi;$7~5~,500~. _
Fullerton.
Sid Samuels of Fullerton,
John Kosha of Orange, Frank
Woodland of Santa A n I
(allernale), Pat Scalen of
Anaheim, Gary Taylor of ffun.
tlngton Beach and Yvonne
Barber of 8"llllnltoa Beacb.
' Shriners
To Meet
TUSTIN -"Water Plana
for Southern Ollifomi111
Future0 wlll be the topic of an
addreu by Raymond E •
Hudlon of the .Metropo1it1D
Wator Dillrlcl lo Orange
County Shrine Club members
Friday.
The noon luncheon will be
held at the Revere HoUJt
here.
BRITISH
EXPO
1972
it's In Politics'·
NEWSPAPERS
SOUTH t£.. COAST~
PLAZA
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FIRST
Election ~ and issues are important enough to be
put in writing . • • Sheriff Jir Musick ad.
vised the board that he
will accept only checks
with imprinted nam., and
no two-person checb.
line.
County Road Comml!aioner
Ted McConville aKtd the
Black Star Canyon Road
could enventually be an au.
weather paved highway to
provide a secondary link between Orange and Riverside.-----------11
counllts, Mc:Ccnvllle laid.
In anawer lo an Inquiry
about the acceptability of
credJt carda for bail,
Music said this would have
to be approved by lbe
state Legislature.
Supervilora Tu e I d a y lo•i.·:::::::::::::::::.-11. determine If 11 ls In the public
interest to restore the road,
damaged beyond use by the
111&9 flooda. He laid It would
be necessary to declare the
road a county highway.
Deaila Notlres
~-ltUlll ,.. "'·~''• °' S.W~o L " . h, ~·bot
II: clMnl' J. Iii
I .......... -· e· y l . •• Newport I
I L..wl• ~. of P•r~!'".!..~· 91 tw will IM held ~~
1.1 Et':fth 'j:~=-JO!ln """" lrw:i. -· lroMwt" Mortulry, ,., .....
Importer
Of Hashish•
Convicted
From Wire Sen1cts
SAINT JOHN, New Bruns·
wick -A W11tmlnater man
still awaiting trial on a aecond
charge hu --of
An Irvine Company
e n g lneering representative
uld opening the aeldom-uaed
roadway could conflict with
Irvine agricultural operatloaa.
and create an extreme fire
luozan!.
McConvllle explained that
landownen ln the area "* the road improved hec••
they had lo drive to Corona
and back lo Sllverado C1!J10D
lo get their mall.
He aa.ld there were o&liii
concerns includlng the \lie of
the area by motorcyclisla and
the Forest Services' fear of
~ 1uom1a1i oil 1n1o Purchase
~-T• Whlltm, JI, will
be .,1ence4 1n i.-'fue m. A volvq. J)QUllda jjf tbe mar~ ppr:.oved
Juana derJvaUve ifler pro-SANTA ANA Th•
ceedlnp are compleled In the purchaae of an automated
second trial. me-e nltcblng syllem lot
WhJUen and Dtrryl W. the Orange County co-
Weimar, 25, of lofW Beach, ordlnlted l1w enlorcemen
will be protecllttd bel)nnlng ndlo ayatem was approved
Sept. ZI on charges of con.. Tue1day by county Superv1son.
spiracy lo import marijuana County Dtreclor of eom.
e:lttact. munlcatlons R. I. "CUba"
'!'bey were both arrested In Morris told board mambers
June when pollce awooped the county Dala Servlca
down on an Import van Department had ttvlewed the
unloaded from a Germon proposal and approved the
frelahtet 1t 1 New Brunnick move.
aaaporl and dellvared lo tis nie $31111,000 contract wtlb '
ahlpper, Motorola Communlcallom and
Royal Canadian M-Elecltonlcs Inc. wUI provide
Police aulhorlliea aald Whitten tile automated m e a 1 a c e
wu· drtvllll the van In wblch switching ayslem for the
• WESTCLIFF MORTUARY CUllloms olfttja)s luod · found police departments, the
ARBUCKLE & SON the hublah oll hidden In Sheri/f's office and other
U7 E. 17th St., Cotti f.1e1a 11 __ ,pec1a;__1 _.....,.-'partmen---"'-· ____ a_ge_n_cl_es_. _______ 1 148-4118! • BAL'l"L BERGERON
FUNERAL HOME
Corona del Mar 173-HSO
Costa Mesa 846-MU • BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway, Costa rtlesa
LI 1-3133 • McCOR~UCK LAGUNA
BEACH MORTUARY
1705 L11ana Canyon Rd.
494-HIS • PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Cunetery 1\lonuary
Chapel
:l5eO Pacific View Drive
· Newport Beach. California
144.i?OO • PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL FUNERAL
HOME
1301 Bois• Ave.
Westmlaster !93..35%5 • SMITll'S MORTUARY
127 Mala St.
Ratfnirtttn Beacll
Ul-tut
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SptciJJI
Queen
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STUOINT LDAf' PROGMM Mii APPROVID
forVETl!AANI-' lll1•u•1t1. 'nthAon rAVMINT
PLANS 1wiillbk. Uf1U1t1t IWLOVMINT ftlF!RAAI. • :
SERVICIE ai no •1tJen11.-.
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SALE!
IARGAIN TABLE
• "DRESS SHIRTS $5
e WASH SLACKS
'h PRICE
e ALL SUITS 'h PRICE
e Phn °'""' Grut
Oddi & Enda
3467 VIA LIDO
NEWPORT "llACH
673-<1110
CFly Our L.egsl ..... e
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For Reasons ..•
'Mien you weat to conmct
lbu put teMOM In writing
Vo1era Instinctively tum· to written ~-:
the newspaper -for lnlDrmation and reference ~
tO help them decide how to cast their ballots. ,.
To help people decide this important
~ election year, it's
NE_j$PAPERS -FIRST ., -
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•
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accent thP beautv 'I th i; Conlemporary
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SEPT . 21 ·--IOAMTO IOPM ...........
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San Diego -Freeway At Beach Bivd. Exit
Next To The Hun1in111011 Beat:lt Shopping Center
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Did you ever have so much to t~llc about that
you didp't know what to say first? .
We re happy to report that's us for 1973. But since
everything must begin somewhere, we'd like to draw
your attention to our roof ...
lln't tt' roma~c?
You see, that rectsingle beaming at you b:om
above? Thats a moonroof. Not to be confused with a
sunroof. (Although many people will undoubtedly be
oaught using it like one.) A power roof is available on
Chevelle and Monte Carlo; a manual one on Nova.
<abc,.,o) Caprice Coupe. Our new uppermoel Chevrole~1Ita fll%Ul'y. oomfort
and quiet nae rival the most expensive cars you can buy.
(below) Monte Carlo S Coupe, Amerioo's neweat rood car. Wt th the handling
of the finest EW'ClpOOn cars, the looks and comfort of an Amerioon oor.
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"Rides like a truck" ii now:a compliment
We designed a completely ®w pickup for 1973. And tried
t¢> mcike it everYthing you've
cilways wanted a truck to be.
We thil'lk it's the smoothest rJdinq, easiest P,andling pick-
' tjp ~ver built. And the quietest
and roomiest inside.
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New Oieyer\n&~r Pickup.
Take the easy way out
Order our new Strato-bucket
front seats that swing out 90°.
They help make entrances more
dignified and exits less showy.
. -You can get them on Chev-
elle and on Monte Carlo, our new road car.
~ Monte Carlo, by the way, is gorgeous. And
" if you'll forgive a little immodesty, we think
you'll find it the best handling American car you've
ever driven.
Whcl'd have thought we'd
.ever get excited about bumpers
This year's, however, are something to get stirre9.
up about. The bumper on the ·left, for example, is built
around twin hydraulic cylinders.
So on: minor impact, the whole sys-
. tern retracts to cushion the shock. It's '--~'Jsto.ndard on all pig Chevro}et, Chevelle '
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New Malibu Colonnade Hardtop C.oupe;
and Monte Carlo models. Nineteen different models
to choose from.
We've been 'thinking about your legs ..
One of the few things people asked us to improve
in our popular Chevelle was leg room in the back-
seat. Well, your knees will be• pleased with the '73s.
There's almost 3\12 more inches for your legs in the
sedans. Which might just give Chev~lle the roomiest
backseat in its field.
New Nova Hatchback Coupe.
Look what we hatched
You know us for our little Vega Hatchback. Now
dependable Nova has one. Which literally makes it
half trunk with the backseat down. It's a feature as
practical as Nova itself.
New Blazer exclusive-full-time 4·wheel drive;; • . .
· Introducing 4-wheel drive that thinks for itself :
Our new VB Blazers, when equipped with Turbo
Hydra-matic transmission, have a 4 -wheel-drive sys-
tem that operates smoothly, quietly and efficiently all
the time. You never have to manually shift into 4-whee~
drive. ·
So what else is new
Naturally we've only given you a taste of what's:
new in Chevy cars and trucks for '73. :
Among other things, we're introducing larger gas
tanks for longer cruising range, a new Exhaust Gas;
Recirculation system, a hatchback forwagons, a wide~
selection of exterior co lo rs and viny 1 roofs, new interioii
trim fabrics and colors. :
Plus a highly refined flow-through power ventila~
lion system, engines that give you performance com•
bined with gas economy, a reading light for front sea~
passengers, improved suspension systems, reclining
seats and scores of dramatic styling changes. ·
We invite you
to see it all at·
your Chevrolet
dealer's.
Build.inga betterwayto see and serve the U.5A
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JJ IWLV PILOT
Prop. 21
Skirmish
Shapes Up
By JERRY GOLDBERG
CapUol Newt Service
SACRAMENTO -A new
dvil rights batti. faces the
voten:, achoOl boards and the
students up to the November
election.
It'• called the Wakefield
Student Aasl11J1D011t Initiative,
or the Unequal Schoob and
Education Amendment, de-
liOndiog oo which tide of the Ii>
. tegratlon Issue Is speaking,
1be same fDmlliar face1 are at rallies, and the same people
are making speeches for and
against the issue. .
''PROPOmTION 21" may
become as famous across the
country as "ProposlUon 14" in
1964. Passage of the proposal
couJd mean extenslv.e Jaw
11.1lta and even could present
the U.S. Supreme Court with a
major anti-lntegraUon issue.
If approved by the voters,
the initiative will remove aec-
tiona of 1tate law which have
been honored for many years.
Lllti. has been said or the
bill yet. Civil rlghll acllvlstl
Ind educaliol><Jl'lented pe<>plo
ore lllll tludylng the 'lnltlltlve.
Several aperta were even
"aurpriled.11 thlt U. laue WU to be on·the California ballot
two mootha hence.
Much of the lnfonn1tlon
againlt the luue comt1 from
oppooenll OIJllng lhenuelvea
CAUSE (Callfornlana Agaioll
Unequal Schools and Educa·
lion).
THE MEASURE was In-
troduced Ind backed by con-
servative Aa.semblyman Floyd
Wakefield (JI.South Galo ).
Here's what it would do :
It repeals the Bagley Act
which requires that school
districts take note of racial
imbalance and undertake to
remove lhl.t imbalance from
the tchoob.
-n.v...... the Calllomla
Supreme Court decWon of
lrll (Johnaon vs. Sen Fran-
cllo Botrd of Education)
which Illies that although no
pupil ii to be bused without
parental conaent, assignment
to schools is a necessary and
proper school district func-
tion.
-Repeals the requirement
that school districts make an-
nual reports on distribution of
minority enrollment in each
5Chool.
-Repeals the state directive
to all school dbtricts to plan
and develop programs to elim-
inate imbalances and segrega·
tion revealed by the racial cen-
sus.
-Abolishes the formula
yardstick provided by the
State Board of Education in
1969 for identifying schools
which are imbalanced or
segregated.
-Prohibits the St11te Board
of Education from issuing dir-
ectives and the Legislature
from enacting iiny statutes that
would reinstate any clements
of the present program for
preventing. r e d u c i n g or
eliminating segregated school-
ing.
-Removes any programs
callin« for the pairing of
ecbooll for purposes of inte-plon.
-IDvalldates any lntegratioq
progrllml being used I n
dlllrlcls llUCb u Pasadeno or
BmeleJ.
.. ~ tl" ls attn by
m...,-C':FI ,., aa a ma;or II-of community at·
tlt111o. --...... , protrllml wb1cb ..... been 1111-
der llrt tar _,,, ,..rt.
LOCAL
EDITORIAJ .. '1
The DAILY PILOT
Quite. Often R9'ta City Hall
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Small Colleges Suffer Enroll:rllent Dip .
"7 -.U D. 11.W ...
£llllOU) nllllMAH
-Jl'W•lo ""°"'" .... unlveralU.. ID S o a I b er n
CtUljlmla m aufl<rflc from
~ illlqN&e of .... lludenll
tllla, lall, -.... the 1ar1•
stole ochooll with 1o ... r tul·
tlon •e attracting fewer than eipected.
"'We're flcina an un-
precedeftf..s sllulllon tbl1
tall.'' lamented a spotf:ll'RID
for the 13-member
lndeo<lldent Colleaes o I Sout&efn Clllfornia. "UIW&Uy
private ec:hoob have to tum
away ltudenta:."
The altuatlon b m o r e
leriout at the private schools
thin a\ Soulhland campuses of
ENllOLLMJ:NT ... or the
private colleg" ... perhapt
ICllool wu ttlll "'""Ire llpod uplor the fall n--latl, wbllea'l:~ine, =:ii. we,:.-=. 't!.i\~
J11«<ootr1. Wllh 1u111on It -._ D11F ud '""' ye1t, but an overall llqe( of
,--......... ~ .. 0 ... ... .. ,_., Ille -tL plllll!I .... .. ..,.. OM 000 to 111"" In au U
----llu? I II a.._....._ .. W-.ua,_...... . -· ,.... . ~ floclill Mrr &. __ ,
......... ''Bui we -,_ bact. '1111 -...,. .;.t.m Is INCWDED IN lbal flcure
for about 100 c om m o I e r "Oat adnillllool people are ID idlJ1lllr tblpe. n enrolled • doUbllD& or the imn.
_..... woi1dnc fllrloUlly """l'llnl ·-1lrl/llll Io 11-1 i m • " • " enro1fmenl lo at lelll
AIPe...-,wlllielulllon a* IUt"M .. ""1 ...... 11111 fill; cmpored ~r:anc1an-lo1boul
Is a,21111 per,._, .,-. • ·-." • ..U. .,..,.., .with 11}.-1111 .,..... lllkl · u'ooo It San 01eao. UCLA and
--.,,,,...; .., • 1114. "We'n -'Y llllllil lo "It'• lit -, · UC Ri,..nlde wlll remAln make quUe 1 cJjfle...-ill Ille have lo do men r<Crultintl out David Broob, a state college bout the same size -fl 000
buclcet. _ of state." system official. "Bu,t our r~t.e ~o 28,IXKI at WeJtwood ~od
A llDlll ICboal Jn _... -conducll " v e n of 1ncreW Is dn>J>l>llll Oii. sliablly more than 7 ,000 11
shape than Ptpperdlne is 11•kl• pw year, each run-So ii the rate of mcrt:tae at Riverside _ under the new
Whftlitr CoUeae-liblg -1 month. UC, wbldl lul yeu had . tea. •
typified bz Pepperdl••
UnJver1lty 1 new c am p u 1
overlooklag Ibo ...., · in
)llallbu. · The university look
out large new1paper ad-PRESIDENT NlXON'I
vertlaemenb lust before fall alma mater ....Uy bu about
cla!set began all week ipking 1,llCIO lludenll, buf ibis fall
"qualified app11cants" to call wu erpecting a dropoll to
or write. J,'TOD, primarily became of the
Meenwhlle, itta1dance at 11111,000 lludenll. at !If nine OJI= ahotlld the private
the University cl Callloml1'1 rm~ ~ii!=That wu schooll be IUfferlng more than
Soutbland cam-and in the _s..::::::...... _ the state colleges 1 n d cautonda State Collqe Ind ~ ,.. __ -
Uni lty ~-•-but •"""'--.a.....1-1.-.-tors universities? vera Ill'•-» up, -= =.':!"'"1an · used "The ecooomlc situation lw beneath what WU expected. .aU1111: pvwO¥ P we lot to do with it and to does for our esllmaleiul year wu • .. Despite expectations that economy. W b It th r's ad.
the site would Jure an overflow ministration Is upld., though,
nwnber of •ppllaoll, the · becaute only 1,115 lludenta
UCLA WllL have •bout , made in 1911," a UC the drift lottery, the UC
1,000 mere sliJdenll t1J1t 1111 spolrM!DID .llld. ~ID Oll1' new spokesman Slid.
NnOlt.il Hl·LtW
100%.'CONTINUOLl.'I Fil.AMENT NnON Pl.LE. POP·
UIAR NYLON Hl ·LOW THAT COMBINES · BEAUTY
AND DURABILITY •. MANY COLORS TO CHOOSE
FROM. • ._. tjOW SALE P!llCED -··---...
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· DUP,ONT TRl,•.COLOR ,
~H~!NYLON PILE. DEEP, RICH, DU· 99.
RABLE SHAG. BEAUTIFUL, NEW THREE COLOR
DESIGNS. '
NOW SALE PRICED--· .. ·--.
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COMPAllAILI UTAIL ••••••••••••• $6.99 • •
H. YD.
SAVI
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COMPLETELY $
INSTALLED
OV£R LUXURIOUS ,
-. ALUl••YLONSHAG
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71 ' r· ADD BEAUTY TO -0$11~! ·~~"' ANY HOME._
_CARPIT n~IS·SAVE $
FEELS LIKE VELVET -OUTWEARS OTHER 29 CARPETS. EASY TO INSTALL 12• x 12•. . . C
lOOC)f> llYLON PILE AND 'STAIN RESISTANT.
~VE5!U EA.
FOAM PADDING
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COMPARABLE 5" RETAIL .-;. ... $8.99 V· . . . ts:•
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Ullltl YOlll LARGE SIZE I SMALL SIZE' ~ SIYIMCS 60% llYINCS 80% .
IPTI .. .' • 0 UPlf••• 0 '
• 1Sl IUiLm llAMf: •AAND CARPETS AT LOW DISCllUllf fillC£$ • EVERY IOLL OF CAIPET IS !WIED NICEI JOI YOUR ·~ tmcl'Mli TllE LARGEST CARPET 111¥£11TDIY Ill TllE WEST' SlfOPPlllC COllYENIEllCE ' . 1 ~ .
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Kl,..... .¥ .• "'"'·· 1119 IS ATM ,or FMC COllP. 100% KOD£L POlYES'rER Pict: Rlcif, DEEP, 5· 99 -.:a;l1.;.;t;;.-.
C .. LUXURIOUSLY THICK PILE. MANY NEW HI-:v.11,:, 1" 01 ..... i:t°l00% AVLIN® POI.VESTER.-BEAU· 4" STYLE OECOllA,Tilt· THREE COlOR SHAG TO ' 7 ' • Ml"( iJ
NfW DESIGNER 'DESIGNS TIFUL, DEEP, lUSH' SIJAG. MANY SELECT FROM,_ W[SISTS bl.RT' AHO SOIL 'fi.l'ro ~~r ~N . 'Jf.:l°oo
HI-DENSITY FOAM BACK: NEW COLORS'.JO '~ FROM. 'tJl' STAINS. -• . ?-• . ~ ~
SO GREAT fOR KITCHENS, COMPARABL! RETAIL .. $8.99 $4.• COMPARUL! RETAIL $8.lt · · ••• , .................... $11.tt POOLS, DECKS, PATIOS.
ETC. '
SALE •" PRICED • u·
COMPAUIU llTAIL , , .' $7.tt
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KODEL PLUSH
100% KODEL POLYESTER PILE. RICH, 4" LUXURIOUSLY THICK PILE.~ •• NEW
DECORATOR COLORS. ' It.'"' . IAft NOW SALE PRICED..... wo
COMPARABLE RETAIL ............ ,. .... $7.99 •
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•ACRON" SHAG "· -. ,, .. .
100% DACRON POLYESTER PILE. BEAUTIFUL NEW DEEP
SHAG WITH A FULL DEEP PILE. fMNY NEW DECORATOR .
COLQRS TO CHOOSE FROM.
NOW SALE PRICID ............ .
COMPAIAILI RETAIL ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $7.n·
99. ,· . D°AclloN· T••·COL6R' ..... '
100% DACRON POLY~STER PILf., BEAUTIRJL, NEW DEEP
SHAG .. EASY TO MAINTAIN. MANY ~r.y ·orCORATOR
COLORS !O C-HOOSE 'FROM. ·
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NO. HOUYWO,OD'
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912-2200 .
VENTUiA
2501 I M.fio Sj;
(805)8411-9041
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HOLLYWOOD W. LOS ANGELES ANAHllM
1115 N. Vermont Ava. 11141 Wihh;,. llMI. 649 N. ..... Sf.•
666-7455 4n-s52s (714> ... 7'74
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SMTA AM-1• W. --... .,.,_ti.
WIT,_.ITI' -........ Pt • ...... W.
· Wtd/ltlday, 5'9lt-20, 1972
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llUMTl•TON NACM -.. , w..-
All Stores Celebrate Grand OpenincJ -of Our New Store, 3325 Bristol, at MacArthur Blvd.. Santa Ana
$24~alue Ironstone
Dinnerware Set
45 pc. Service for 8
• 11111c1• Me1dow $1233 • Blick l11cade 1
• Gr111l11f • Hacienda
,.. l1t1rmuz1 '
No irregulars or seconds.
Si:11 -rt pott.r111, colon ;,, li11e1t iron1'-I I-· di11Ml'plai.., bread;).•
bvtt•rs,. !Tur bowl1,. cup1, ><11M:en; ~-. ..,11or with _r, wt•labl•
bwl. 11" ,a.tt.r. OiM.-1her 1afel Fe11*tkaUy priced! ·-----·
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p·HC.n-· Xool ·sale '·
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Cllolce1 ·
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lto.h con in Dark G'"" that
won'l 1pllf erCNcli ,.,.dor ,..-,_1
..... M.tol lockhit holMll .. -1•
spillo11•.., ... 1 .. 11 .•• d•-,.,.
tor •~lro ,optte1ty. 111111 I. Wflllli•
••proof.
tt~ .. Super D
Ram Golf lalls
. •4• Y•I•• Flonll 119. $'f" Zinger
Tote 1•11 'A~qRIMts Ccu~I• ,..iti. -b-
bed llal!dJ.t. 11(11119 $
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p•n, 1•4 ·While· 5
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• l1'9tlt Cirri• •r Cany·ft br $!.!I
Distiller's Choice
Straight Bourbon
Special. Discount Price!
A..:.·:: ~~~::.~•Y s333
1-JMke-MW-n I......, for•
limit.I tf-1 16 prMI .ttol9ht •
Gladle• CrH• s •••• 1cll11
ta• D1ra11'i
'201' •• ,, ••
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DAILY l'IU>T
UCI Extension· Courses Listed for Month of October
f\llttjllf'I', OCI JI t
The pubUc Ls invited to at-
tend all UC lrvlne extension
prosrama. All evenl.s ,... held
on the UCI campu1 except
•hire otherwise noted. An ad·
mlulon fee ii charged when
ooi.d.
The following events are of-
fered for October.
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C•r•S.V=·~''"' t"' ~!ll"H ,,, 0-. "TM C 1M llfl I: rfr .!:,.~~I~,!,.,... Hall.
J.,,,. • -..... ~ .. M~Y-
.....,. y, If I ~'I /: -'fl on "HO'lll ii
lrt111 W.,_. .. ~ W UCl TOWI\
Mid GoWll. I S.Clolf ldeflct Hall, 1 1t;m..
81"'"' •:t..1"•·,fl'.c1llos ••• llE VALU'i:Th.LE ~ OTH~ .. -~• .... _,,,,.,. ;:iJ,i' ~ .,,,.,. .I i. '"" m - . ~--'f• on "M ot Fem rv VI ,") C • S, 1~1s~.Mm.Admlu10n soo. THE HUNTEJtS-Fiim -1td W Gt0roe L. Hunl, Mal$titnl -pnt,.MOI' of ~'''°" •l!CI tnY!rOl'll'l'ltl'ltal blelon, lJCI. fElllotn•loll wrffl Oii "lnl,..cl~Uc:in lo hhil11loret Ecology -"' F111'11. ) 101 ~.,.-~, sci.nc:.., 7:»t:» •""· .r~~= c"ot!'sC1ousN£SS811;'~·H t'OETI FORMS IH or.HG A -Tolw wl , I I • ten.ion _r._ :::-''Ull l=tht A.rt. Efn TllttlCY.'1) Third floor e, G~tew1y c-. 1-10 o.m. Adrn•son UJO. ALTERNATE STAFFING ,AT·
TIMlrMl't', Oct. 26
A11*'1 Niven, ,,..1rw:Jpal, Top el ,,,. World School, L1tt1un• a.ach. (Ex-
lt"51on · Hrln °". "AlNlrN'-Ap,.
pr!)a(l\ft ta Ed1.1C1ILOI\. ") 100 Sod1I
klenc1 Hall, 7·10 p.m. Adinluklll s.5.25. r.-,x. PL>NNING FOR THE
IUSINEU -Mlct.ff( Clvbli.-, II•
torn..,-, .-M Dennis l(l1rln, certified M lk -.c:counl1nl. (E•tenslon wrl• °" "$ei.tellnQ Ind lmpl1ml!tlllng Ill IEf-
ftcflVI T•-Plan.") 111 HUl'll&lllllff
Hill, 1·10 p.m. Admlul"" U.SO.
NUTRITION FOR THE GROWING YEARS M1rg11rf1 M(WllU1ms.
W.lrm1n. ~rJINfll ot Home
iEtOnOl'lllcS, Cfl Sffff -Lol Anotftl"IEi-
fftl11oo! $trla on "~lr~r.i 11-. In NUlrlllon Ind Ht11ttl."J 161 Si.IMllll
Hall, Admission M.7!. WHEN (AHO WHEH HOT) TO IN·
TRAUMA -Jamn H, Mll'ltlke.
~~~ll!Jl~f. L~Woo'ft',,I...
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New Olrte:llonf·") 161 2•, ""'" 1·10 ll.11'1· Mm ..ion S<il. .... 8JIAIH PLA5TICIT'I' -0.
a111s1 .. 11 oroMqOf:
UCI (U(I COll'lr'IWll.Jl! ~ "HfHf' It. 8rllll '""' c-UCI TOWfl al'ld Gowft, .-
Hall, I p,m. f
Youth Enters
Air Acadeiny '
Jam<s R\lbino of Huntington
Beach has enrolled this monlh
at the 'tl:S. Air Force
Academy In Colorado ·Spring>,
Colarado.
He 1s ooe of 25 Qalllornlli
men nom:nated by Sen. John
v. Tunney (R-Ollilornla) for
entrance to West Point. An•
napolis, the Merchant Marine
Academy and the Air Force
Academy.
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481•SAUDA.YS,SIPDM81R21 THRu SIPTIM81R24.1972
opa•alL Y9 a.ill. TO 9 P.M., w. a su-..9 .... TO 6 P.M. •I ' .
BOOKCASE· WALL UNIT 1
·:BOOKCASE .HOME EN.T•RTAINMENT
. •1 '•
CENTIR All your home
ent~rtainment in
one hordsome unit.
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Ample space for
record changer,
records, speakers,
tapes and tape·
deck. Record
changer shelf
moves in ,ond out for
easy operation.
Easily assembled
in minutes,,
(Accessories
shown not
included.)
39'5
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AIR CONDiTIONIR
50QOBTU, 115voltoir
conditioner. lnstalll'in
seconds for quiet,(Ooling.
Features washable filter.·
LIMITED TO STOCK ON
HANOI
WITH SLIDING GLASS DOORS
Contemp0rqiy styling with .lop-fo.boitom side panels.
"DoUble glass doOr-s• Permaneer!Wblnut finish.
Easy to assemble.
1'5 95
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BAR·B·Q CLE~RANCEI
Tremendous savings on these end-of.season specials.
Hurry, these barbecues are limited to quantities on hand!
#7404 Wagon Grlll
#4117 24'' Brazier
RIG. llOW
24.99 •••••• 15.99
1.49 ••• -., ••
35.99 •••• ~·
4.99
19;99
Deluxe 82'' library wall unit.-Wolnut permaneer finish.
MoY be 1:1sed with or without slid ing doors
on bottom shelf.
(3 units shown).
29'5
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l•GALLON
BOTTLE BRUSH
One of the hardiest and heaviest
blooming shrubs. Brilllantred flowers
bloom in spring and foll. Will do
well in hot, dry areas.
"IOOOITU ·
IMIRSON Alli
CONDITIDNlt
;;~·1.9;95 .......
#7418 Deluxe Wagon BBQ
#7870 Kettle a·,ur
#7422 Deluxe Wa9on Grill
#7915 Gas BBQ
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33.99 .•••••• 19.99
•9.99 •••••• .. 59~···~···.-· 29.99
39.99
(All items not 1Wilable in ell ". . ) .
ENTRY LOCKSET
• For all exterior doc.rs • Polis hed brass finish
10'' IJPLON II
Fll~PAN ·
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ALL VINYL
GARD.EN HOSE w• x 75 l't. All vinyl hose wi11 • Complete with two keys • Fast, easy installation fellon coated fry 'pan on chrome steel.
~ur9ble and eosy ,Jo cjean. ·Needs no special
coil in hot or cold
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:tOol • t.
weather. All brass coupling.
Be prepared for more
hOt weatherl
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MAGNETIC
PADLOCK
A CO-UTILY NIW
CONCIPT HI LOCKll
No keyhole, no
combination. To
operate, sinlply place
special coded key on'
side of lock, push
down on shackle,
Jet go and the lock will
· open. lock cannot be
: picked or rnoster-l<eyod . . (3••)
JQ&.UTIUAAYL
IT TISTill AYL
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MliJLTIPUD~fl
12" •••&11• II's the multipurpose tool that
doe• ot,Jeost l 1 meos~ring
jobs: p(umb, sqbore, 1"'1el,
pr.otractor,,CloWel gau"'ge,
aw gu\_de,d~pth aa_ug•;.
1 t>eOm coMposs, ' , . stud and space
marker, nail and
screw goub•· tia1
· o h nd Krlber.
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.•. ,., 2''
ntRIOD*o·
·.POST
2"x2.,x36"
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turnings in three
,.patterns to choose
.from. Create yo~r '
separoti ns.
\ WOODLIPI
·. WOOD
I •••SlaYATIYI
•Y•.S.MYWOOD
.:Clear,
paintable
and Water-
repelle~r.
Protects
ogOin1t 'rot,
termites, and
· warping. . ' .
SPORTS
IHOll
Special closeout on
these comfortable,
all-purpose shoes.
._ ..... ....., ... rr. IL TOllO ""''"°',.. ,... Al AWL ATILltll•.
111,1 .UllAIUUD. p .-LGl=lri. --. .. •.:.-.-A •t1mrr. . AtNAat•a. Aflflft an. ..-••• _.. lflUtAAUAYI.
•VAN NUTS• RIVERSIDE• COVINA •IA C!NTA •THOUSAND OAKS e Sl"\I e l.4NCA$T!t" •CffATS\tfOITM e TAIZANA e UPI.AHO e SAUGUS
•GOLETA• VISALIA • VICTORVILLE • llAH,llDA Hill$ e SAN BERNARDINO e CAMAlJ\lO • IAltlllSflRO • HACl!NDA HllGHTS
• SANTA Cl.ARA e'coRONA • fSCOND !OO. SPRING VALlET. 1.ADIM HllOHTS. HSIOA • WT LOS ANO!~· ' .
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Mammoth Lake Buildup Attacked , .
ly Pfill lnterfandf
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·:Dangerous Jobs
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Outliried in U.S. ,Y
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J!7 JOYCE L KENNEDY structor worker.
Dear Joyce: Can yoa tell me
wbl.t the IS most dangerous
Joh are today? -M.W.,
Pllllbaqll.
II'~ could, but to my
knowledge, the most recently
bn>edly baaed official dala oo
hamrdous work -by ..,.
cupation -uses 1950 census
figures. studies !ince then
· (Career Corner J
• Otber clang'""" jobo :
aircraft test pilot, auto racing
driver, crew member o f
ocean-going v~l. deep-eea
~. •IPIOl!i>es.-~. underwater diver, ri.llroad
bra•-·· fll..W. ·-·· Steepl!jack, ·~per!""""', ·
film stun~· bo:ier ,
astronaut and · aquanaut, race
horse jockey, and Jiofessional
football p 1 a y e r • Helicopter
traffic spotting , il,'one of ibe
neWer risk'y jobs .i.. at leas! 10
men bave #I /it work iii'
pr1J11arily tally injuries by ;,.. cideni. cllft'tile ' . the .pa a I
dustry and include everybody decade. \ \
SACRAMENTO -'nle -~ .... taklnc .. lhe .... ....,. .. ..,. ol M1mmolb
IAUo•1wlnlernooit-. e tllll II lhe rile ol
oootlnuoo U. popuia-
-ty'wlll ....,....ii !Ml
tl -Yotlt aty.
Oppmenll of more develop-
mtlll -Jl'rlendl ol --COllU!llaioned lhe UCLA
llcbool ol Aroblteclure and
Urban Design to do a .U-
moolh allldy ol ll)owtb In lhe .,..._
UCLA prol....n said thal II
the development rate coo-
linlJOI lbe Mammoth Likio
on 't.ht payroll; for uample, in • Workers ~ deal wbli
the police industry, all person-materials~ 1illcatf/il,; '
nel from stenos to ridt control asbestos and • l:11 mil a r '
pollcemen are eountecl, ao aubotances _... .pe&I ~~"~•arediUiculL J>n!blems. Ne'lfl ~.ederil -~-·-• ·~roteep!Jig ~-....
"~..!m .. f~EYD~a~ ~~~ --~ cl_._ · ._..., one!. legislation does call f o r ...... -"& •
goyerrunent statistics to be di!Cifdm, dual dillll!!l·ol lhe
eomplled by O<Cllpallon, bul lu., ·mp~·~
thi! report won't be out for a du& to -~ ~. poi!oblhg
while, perbeJ>ll oe:d ; year. and either Injuries 1eu obvious
However ~la ga~ ~ ~ If t!!O ,~ lllan aocidenla.
Metropolltan ut. -*~ ~ ......,. not _..ied
Company ,over the P flJ,:·.,-.ir beforil M •
several years Is tbe basis lliif~. l'''t':.o:..-."' -~ · ·
-!acts; · . • TRB -.u uF 1.iloa
.... would MYO I Jlllk
--~ ..... ol li,eoo yllb I of SU -le
per ICrt. N.,. yotlt Qty bu as peop1e !!Of ..,,..
IWlllWJll GIQWTB of the
.,.., lhe UCLA nport 111111,
would be about as,600. but
-.m11:1r11 lhe siu,ty expect
09ll'IOlllDg In tilt ..... to
nsult In 1 populatloo of more
thin double that ftaure.
•"J1>e el!ect ol ovenonin« oe
1 community audl u Mem-
moth LU:e11 ii that It mearui
there is no truly elledive land
ue control,'' tbt report atata.
''!be ~ liod ... pot,. lernl -, In M11m.
moth -put. be at. trlbuted to this ...
Mommoth clnnn moat ol 111
<r<JWd from la Aqeles.
Nea!V ball lbe lllate'1 II
million populatloo 11 In that
general vlc!olty.
Bui where are thl!7 top?
ERIC JIJLllER, Los Angeles
attorney, conservationist and
avid hiker, hu the answer.
In an article written for a
U.S. Senate 111bcommlt1 .. and
publiJhecl In Reader's Digest,
Julber at.alel: "Let's open up
• During 1989 there were STATISTICS' most recent
en l!Olim-3,200,JlllO·employ-work h)julies flll!cil'I ohows the
menl Injuries. er -· 14.JIO l'nJury rate· lit;:p;mlaeiurina , Wm fatal, abOUI lj; 0 0 0 industries, in Im was 15.2 (per
resulted in p e r m a n e n t million empioye-bours wort-
cllsabtlities, ·8!111-lbe ltniljl>der 1i!l; ~ "'°rk, ~.O;
were on sick lea\te for at ltast Wbolesale lfitfttqll ~.
SAV.E ·173 TO 53%
a clay bul suffered no 11.s--state and local govem.
permanent m effects. meat· --collection IDd .
•A Call!ornia alucly allows cliapo•al, ,13.9; pollce
lhel· injury retes. ha v e departments. 4S.6; fire ~
generally been lower for tection, 41.7; hlglnil'I IDd
women 4h&n for men. 1trtet departmenta, 3$.9. ·
-Tbe Nallonal Salety 'Qlal's about all I blft a
Coundf'"llla found Ital the JltJs limi! on lwardous jobo. U
trunk Ii lbe 1>111'1 ol 1111 bocll'" . , .. yearn to lrsln shark& ....
lnjui<d moel o!IOn In ""9t ao-! ""'511• J!Ol'i}IU• you're Ob
ciclenll • more lheh'~ . JIUl' own. •
ol an ' work tnjuli-. Fingers ' --and thumba are Involved In Tbe Seeing Eye asks belp In
..,...;.th o~ all "cllsaqllnc work -mldng ao old rumor agsln. ·
Injuries H8J!dl!Jll Al obJec\J II II abOQ!tdety--NOT TRUE ' ..
and fall• are eaeb iesponsible tilat it i. poiilb1e to• coll«t
for more than one-fifth of all odd .lilll of '"'!:!!'!-. ·Junit -1 sueb Injuries. ~)garotte~~· ·
.. t ' rlp:;cocd,I 111111 ~· •AMoNG THE mo.re. tfsk)r matchbook ' , I tj·I. g
jobs (not an Jnclualve listing): labels, beftirap ._,.labs, one!
lwnbenllan and woodcUtter; wllat-bl ... you -and lracle
coal, metal, uranium, gypoum the junk iq for a Seeintl Eye
and pbaspilllte rock miners; clog. This Is not ,truo, bu
electrical construction worker never been troei and bow the
climbiftl po 1 e 1 ; itructura1 rumor got Mrted no one
metal wort!ir in construction knows. All a blind 'per90ft hai
(escept high rise b~ to do to gel 1 l1eelntl Eye clog
workers, whose· .oafetY r<cord Is to 1pply to•Tbe See~ Eye,
is . eacolltnt); tunnel .,.;o. Inc., at MOrrlalown, N.J
San.Francisc<J B0;y ·
• F erryboat;s Get OK -.
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gadgits9.Wlore
4 i..w,; """""'"' ~ .... -.... llou•hold .... '°d .... -w.t. milt 'ffi ti IAt.J lelect ,,_ air ..V
Mater, "" of 2 eeM cool•rt, colondM" mah1er, Mlnl-
stHI gNlt.r boi. fc. OHM toffPI 11 pe. ..... ,.. ••
di.t ~I•, both spnry, dlrotM ahO'ftf caddy, ,J cug,.iy
lifter,aingl• 9111 poachw, fa-9t oenrtor, alMI ..,..,..._ ....
DON'T MISS
THIS
CLOSEOUT
SALE
STAINLESS STEE.L
flatware
50 pc. seivice for 8 set-
lncl'udHI forks , I Ji:niYe1, I •••P
1poo111, I 1olad fork1, 16 t••·
1poon1, 1 butter knife, I sugar
shell. Choice of 3 polt.ma.
...
our wildtmesl areas"'
lie --tbe SWiii philooopl\y: "Invite people In ;
lhe ...... lhe better ••• Let
lhe stroag climb II they
-· but let lbe chlldn!n, lhe qed, lhe hurried and tbe
jult,.plaJn.lazy ride."
Ju.lber wants an ••accus
phllooopby" which w o u I cl
mean development of many
aerial tramways -akl areas
and the Uke -30 that all the
people could participate II
they want .
Mono County supen-lson:
and the U.S. Forest Service
are jolning in another study
wh1cb II expecled to hav. a
d!f!Veat --than that pnporecl by the UCLA pr<r
fwors.
Member Named
Capital Newa Serv:lcet
SACRAMENTO - G o y •
Rooalcl Reagan bu announeecl
the appointment of Dr. Earl
Brian, secretary of the a .. 1th
and Welfare Agency, a.s a
member of the California
OJuncll on Criminal Justice.
IALI DAYI: THURS.·IAT., llPT. 21·23
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dlaturhances by antiwar pro-
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Jt '..... I >'O'mi bOftr'J anhbw • I , "\ I triiinaiC for lhe Olymplcs , .. -which • ' · ' · ' left tho Rev. Fr&nk Amino! llanding
-his boopltal ·bed, admlnlater&,. tho •Jut 1fitea. .. I
J~, ZI, wun'E ·,.... how be got to tho
boopltal. But be certainly rememberod
vbtting anotber,IJbltt's home, working
out with a »potM medJcine ball and
having II droppet on bll' 1tomoc:h 2llt
times a day u a niuscle toughene:I'. ~
Ph)'!idans llllld the workouts •!>'
J/"'Ontly ruptured a kidney, SP"eading
J)6is0n tbroughoul hb 'body.
;His paronta said be collapeed gettlng .,1 of bed oomet!.i1>9 bet,,... mldnlgllt •nc1 morning '"' Jliv. ID, 1m. The ftU,
physlciana aald, ~ spinal nerves.
Al lhe time, Ibey llld be would probably
be a cripple for' ore. '
11lt's a miracle that I got on that
kidney mliCb!De,"' Jeslk said. "I got oil It
In three er lour wee'b aod doctors say
my kidney's otay.'1
LEG DETERIORATED .
But it was hj.s le(t leg that worried
· Jeaik. "It deterlorited like I had polio.'' · Jle said, "and l had to use a brace to
1'alk.'! .•
Munlcb, a· city bis trainer· had said be
could ~. went back to being a name
OD a zMP;,-.
• Jesik't''}l(in liiles in the Arizona
Gold<o ~. 11181.and 111111 along wilb
an ..._lr"1iltteur record , meant nothing.
Jesik coaldli't outpunch a teeny·boPPof. ~' ,\ · · '(f ''been a 1treetfigbter, 1
_, • ~ who was toyih ornery and
IRUC ' SO, 'bis kidney Infection gooe,
Jeslk •,limping back to Ille. •
• His I.ea i(l " a br'!ce and his hand on a
Fine, 'Jeslk s~ed walking lrom his
bome a blOck at a time.
PeoP1e stared beca.,. be was talking
'lo hlmsell. P!yching himself. Tetllng
hlmsell 'lbat be wuri'l JOing to he I CriJ>'
pie. Over fDd over' again.
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Paelfle Southwes t
in tho Ullited Statu ud
"SOmetldlea1J icare people when I'm
walking because I wear track shoes and ·
walk fast," be said. "They can't bear me
coming up from behind unless I'm talk-
ing to myself.'' · Ramirez Tur'ns Table
ISOMETRICS HELPS
Now the P,lio look is leeving his leg.
!That's becaue of isometrics at home.
His fool bail staried to gel better because
of exerclles, lifting a shopping basket
weighted with cans of ~P 1,000 Umes a
On Lutz in 1st Round
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· "Illy doctor doesn't say exaclly !hit I'll ~ANGELES (AP) -Bob Luis, who 'llO.i~le to fight 1gsln," Julk llid,-''but ., ~ the: ftvorftu lo w.ln tJi6 U.S.
~ ~II be able lo r@J U' can nm, I PrO tennis cl!amPiOD$hip, has had the
Cl!I bOx. r. ~ 1 .,, ,.turned on hi.nl by a youne· amateur • O!> JllJ!O Ill, the 1~ Jeelk threw ~ · Pacmc'~t!iW.st optn, " off his Jeg brace. His A\lillll ·•chleve-lj ?, • ; m<ai\ was walking 10 miles aod Umping • ; . Ramiroi, a, l!"year-<>1.t .Mexican
tbe:baH mile bi eight :nliidtes. .. Cupper from )!nsenacla, elu1,iinaled ·~!Jn not going to be • cripple and I'm · tJiir~llHeeded Lutz In straight sets
._ &o.inl to fifbl agaip,;; Jeslk tells him~' 1 ~ in •. first--~nd match of the ,<>!f;tlie daUy .walka .. ~'ni ~Ing to he ,I ·· lllAin-:'toumament. .
• -n6l'mal: bUJ'.!lln be~ again ao· I Clf\ .1·,~llinitt:z, 1 lophomore at' the Un'lvers.l·
fitbt." ." ~1 ' • ty of Southem. CSlifOmla wfiere Lutz also
The rest of the favorites had ijLUe ~u
ble. Top-seede4 llie Nastase of Romania
heat John Cooper ol Australia 6-2, 7-5,
thlrd.ranMd {ljan Smitl1 downed Vijay
Amrltraj ol Jodie &.2, 7.f, fourth-seeded
Ken Rosewall of Australia trounced Pat
Cramer of'JsOOtb Africa i2. &-2, and fifth·
rated Tom Okker of the Netherlands
overpowered Anand Amritraj o"r India 6--
2, 6--0,
Pancho Gonzain, the defending cham-
pion, is unseeded this year but won his
!~st-round malch and meets l&tl>raoked
Roscoe Tanner · today. ·Jimmy 'Connors,
who loll to G<mzaltti in the finah u an
amateur ·last year and is seeded 14th u a
pro this time, Jaces imlael El Shalei or
i piaYt\I, .lool his' ,.,,;ice in tho first game . -l!eJ of ihi nm aet. But he bi-oil:~ Lutz'' serve
l' .Ro.. .. ...... , .s, Kirb y ln,!lie qm geme, tbeo broke again in the ii., I> utll game and '1'911 7-S. 'Ille youngster
ba\an early break i~. the secood set Ind n dr wonw. . . · . r ace . a ·es "!Allz' ~ slillt II his backhand so I Egypt. .
• • • • , -\> • concentrated on beating his backhand,"
: .... . ' . ~ said Ramirez. "I hit the ball fl.Way ft*om ' · Ovef, D~"ers him4d.....ied ~"' ¥fe, saying 11e , , . ""'6 · "8• , a.lltti.ctlttd, ~ly ~Voided an
Four of the top 16 seeds were upset in
the first l'OWld Of 33 matches. Bob Hewitt
of South Africa, No. t , and Charles
Puuell of Puerto Rico, No. 13: fell Mon·
day, and No. 8 !Alti aricf No. ti Fred
Stolle of Australia bl Toesday. • sMI ·oiEoo IAl'I illve Roberts mii .~ljme:: upset; 'Ashe ·Sllr'(ived a
• ·.doqllled -·tie .wimb;g NI IDcl Clay , tiilll~ Jiolill ;m !)l•~thlrd sel, '!'~ beat ,: 'Klrliy· 1~ bia first victory slnc:O. Auiv, ·~ Dlllbr, ~ lelioW Miami Ill), 6'7, &-3,
\, ·17,ei ~ ... DI ... fldros'dol'ealed'lhe 7~
• Loo AngeJjJo 'l>Od#I w 'J)Jei4ay liflhl. • .
Stolle, only a part-time player on the
pro tour recently, was beaten handily by
Miian Holocek of Czechoslovakia 6-1, 6-3.
Kirby, ll·tf, makln(-his lil'llt ap-. ·(. , · · .
pearance ...,.. 1-oore'etbow 23 days .,., Fi-am -'h Afr1•pics 'Went five innings before Aurning ,over a 2· -'•"'•J-V, •JI'•
'1 lead~to Mike Corkins, who went on to ..
gain the Ave. . _ J. . U.S. Cager s to Scratch? . The .J'lldm' PDUJO!I' tho loss on rigb~ BID Singer, 6'11, who was
tralllnl U when be retired alter th~ .
innings with a sore ann.
' The Pa....,, leadinf J.1, made It $.1 in " NEW YORK (AP) -Cllllord H. Buck. president of the United States Olympie
the lilllf lnnln1 when Robert. bit an RBI Committee, said Tuesday ~ will recommend that lhe United' states SUBpend lndefi.
double oU Jj!Jever Mlle Straliler. nltely any further partlclpalioll In Olympic basketball "as a protest to the iinCCM1sci....
LM ~ .. o~ , ,. ,!-DMll J.•1 r , ,. 11b1e injilstice done to the USA·basketball ,team in Munich."
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w.l'•rk.,, 111 • • I 1 11:011tr11, a ~ 1 1 1 Buck said:he plannea to ma~ the recommendahon to tbe usqc Board of Direc--w.o.vi., cf I • • l•, If t 1 t • tors and +h .. t any acUon hi nm~ would be directed toWaidi the lnternat.looal F.ltobln~ If • 1 I t C:01'"'1, 'lb 4 1 I I ¥-j, rw 1
f' Cr1wford, f'f I • I I GMlt, d , I 1, I Amateur Basketball Federauon--and not the Intematknal Olympic Cornnilltee. '111l111tlM, Jb •11 1 I Mort .. ld 0 e I I •
' 11:us1e1t, • •j o e o 1111ot, rt 4 • t t The Untied States Jost 5W8 to the Soviet ·Uriion in the dlamplomblp batbtball YMgw,c !"lllOHlltoni'A 4010 • . l ! • sinew, 111 • • 1 Ktfldlll. c , o 1 1 g&ml m· the Munlch Olympics. 'lbe, Anierlcan1 apparently bad W<ll 50-49t bu, offi-
r J. Slnollllr, Ill 1 I I I Kirby, P J 1 I I ' cJals ordered.-the clock reltar.ted rwrmJtting' the ftl159i8DS a final and Wino1• .. • lhot 'Mot•,1111 ,1011 Jlter,flll I .1 •• • ·-• .... • ~ .... ,,.' f l : : c0<t1ns, '" 1 • 1 • "lt was the general setretilry ot· the J'IBA who ordered the clock lncorrectly re. 1~:!' ~, "!1. I 7 2 · TO:: '" : ~ 2tl• set and whO appointed the five-IJlllll 'jury "of appeal' with t~4 l~ members com-"" "'w .~ 1 1 011 011 Clb -s ing from Communist· natlml, which gave the gold medal to the Sov1et1/1 Buck said. I -• ..,.. &191. DP -lol Arl(lll" 1, ' i
Slnlltr c~•, '"; ~ ~ •111: ~· ~ '"tf th~ ue tlJOle in FIB~ or elsewhere who say that we art' poor sport, to quit •.
s1r1111W , t 1 o • 1 because we losei I must say tlrat, that ,we .did not Josei and aecandly, J do not believe :fu,. tw n.,. ~ : : ?1 I i that the Ainir.ican -people Want the National Olympic Committee to subject ~ alb. ~ ' ,.__ ui, • a • .'..~1 /,_ • letes to uy tnore ~ thl 1ft19 malfeasance which, in my opinion, we have uper .. •
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Fnzler Marcil a, JJ71, fer ·bis Gilly loss
qalnsl 311 pro victories, Ali has won
aeven slraJ&hl. He baa · 'lfUl lonr tl:nes
this year and in his last !lclit· be stoppec;I
,At "Blue" .Lewla .in u nJ\lilds July ti.at
l>ublln ,,.. his lOth tnoclJO!lt.
. Patte~, rt, and" sev!n yeArs ' otder
than' All, has won ,ll nine of his fights In
the prevlouS'and curr.nt' Gardens. Ill bis
Ro yal s Rookie
Pitches, Ba ts ,
KC Past Halos
Rookie right-hander Monty
Montgomery throttled the California
Angels on six hits · TuesdflY night and
Kansas Cl\Y. IJllpported' him with a 11>-hit
attack for ·'a 7·2 American League
baseball .victory_.
Montgomery,· defeating the Angels for
a second straight time, contriblited a
double and a run-scoring single to the at·
tack.
Paul Schaal had three hits for the
Royals, who wrapped up the game with a
four-run fifth inning.
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'IHOWlrdl. Yfl' -Llntt. TlrrM -2:32. All~r>el _ .....
last Garden .appearanee the only man
ever to win the bea~tlght title twict:
outpointed Oscar Bonavena ln 10 rounds
Feb. II, 11172, and In hill last fight be
stop(JOd Pedro Agoslo in stx rounds July
14 for his ninth straight victory.
Patterson. has a record .of 55-7·1. He
has wop by knockout S9 times and ~t by
knockout on four occasions.
Orth, 36, has won 10 straight fights.
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also junior weltuwe.lght dwDpion bal":
won 6t fi1bta , ll by -t. lie baa sti.
losses, one draw and a no cliecilioD.. •
Buchanan, fl. lost the UcJ>!wOl&ht title :
in his last Oght, being stopped ln·'.li ·
roonds by Roberto Duran ol Panama;-
who was scheduled to meet Ortil loll boll·
to bow out becau!e of Illness. Tbe. Scot
has a 43-2--0 record, with It knockouU: · • '
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Prothro P r aises 't;°'
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LONG BEACH (AP) -Coach Tommy
Prothro o! the Los Angeles Rams praised
his linemen. offensive and defen sive, and
then worried about Dick Butkus, the
Chicago~Bears' llnehllcker.
Asked what pleased him most about his
club's 34-14 victory over New Orleans in
the National ~~ootball League 's official
opening weekend , Prothro repli_cd :
"The line play. The offensive linemen's
blocking and pressure on the defense and
the pressure the defensive line put on the
New Orleans' passer.''
Although Chicago. the foe Sunday in
the Windy City. lost to Atlanta 37·21 in its
opener, Prothro had nothing but praise
for former Illinois star Butkus.
At a breakfast meeting with newsmen.
someone suggested Butkus might not be
at his best this year.
"You must have been watching movies
other than 1 have watched," Prothro
replied.
~''Butkus is a remarkable . , . whatever
he is. Last year the Bears game was one
vf the most brutal \Ve played and Butkus
was the leader of the hitters."
Later. the Rams coach explained.
"Butkus plays like there is nobody else
on the fi eld ... like nobody between him
and the ball carrier. He looks like he
doesn 't worry about anybody blocking
him. He makes mistakes ... starts the
wrong way more than most, but he's so
quick he can get back into position."
For his Own clu b, Prothro said Jimmy
Net Ues, whose pass interception set up a
Rams score again st New Orleans, will be
tried at safety instead or his usual cor·
nerback spot.
Dave Elmendorf plays the strong safe-
ty and it would be Gene Ho\vard and
Clancy Williams, if healthy, at the cor·
nerback.I.
Los .Angeles went l.S in the pre-season
as Prothro experimented.~ After winning
his first game of the ·NFL tm refll)ar'
season, the cpach commented:
"f don't think any coach ever knO\\.'S
what he has in any league until the team
bas played counting games. Also yo u
can't tell after the first one or two what
the other clubs have.
"I felt ·all swnmer we had an outstan·
ding team and nothing happened Sunday
to change that."
Los Angeles led 34--0 after 25 minutes
and Prothro added. "The la.st 35 minutes
were very frustrating , a I s o un·
derstandable. I can understand how you
can't stay emotional when you're .ahead
34--0." .
Although s u b s t i t u t e fullback Bob
Thomas gained 144 yards rushing and 35
on passea in the initial victory, Prothro
said that tf Willie Ellison is _100 pereent
physically, he would start against the
, ljears, .
Prothro said also that L e s t e r
Josephson probably would be able to play
and tl)at Larry Smith seemed faster this
year than in the past. Thus the coach has
a solid corps in the running back depart:
1nent. ~
Somewhat questionable for Sunday ln
Chicago, but expected to play t;tre
OeTensIVe tacklCPhlt Olsen and defell!IV@
end Fred Dryer. Both were hurt in the
New Orleans game. .
Prothro didn't seem at all worried
about sh ifting his front four defensive(y,
or any other group for that matter. When
Phil Olsen and Dryer "·erit out, Bill Nel-
son and Jack Youngblood came in a~
Coy Bacon shifted from tackle to end:
•·People get indoctrinated," sald
Prothro. "In Los Angeles they seem to
be indoctrinated with everybody playing
together."
Records Fall
In Chicago'!s
8-7 Victory
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OAKLAND (AP l -The result or·\lie
most populated box score in major le~
baseball history -Chicago White Sox S.
Onkland A's 7 -convinced Chuck Tan·
ner.
"If · we win tomo rrow nlghl. we.:rt
going to win the pennant." the. White: Sc!X
manager said, Ignoring the early rtlenl-
ing hour and referring to tonight's
Chicago-Oakland game.
Word of. Tanner's pffiliction drifted
over the rll'St place A's clubhouse after
the 1;,..ioning, 4-hour and St-minute geme
which started , Tuesday night and ended
at 12:59 a.m. today, .
"Pld en yone tell him be'd still he tliree
l•l"!es behind?" asked Oaklend captain
'Sal ;Bando. ·
The teams broke 11 big Jeague record
by using a total 1of 51' players in the
game. 1be A's useC! S01 players', the new
record for one team in a g1tne.
Second baseman Jorge Orta. who
entered the game in the eighth inning as
a dcferuiive replacement for starter M.i.ke
Andrews, broke a 7·7 lie in the top of Ille
15th with his second home run ot the
season.
Oa kland bad runners on Unt and sec-
ond ~ Jn the bottom of the 15th wh'en
A ·s manager Dick Williams sent up
pitcher Ken Holtzman to pinch hit for
pitcher Gary Waslewski with twv outs.
"There were several reasons l u
Holtzman," Williams said later. "
begin With, he was the last pleye
had." -· , .
Holtzn\an, schedul ed to start igainst
the Sox' Wilbur Wood, 24·14, as . tfie
(tmerican League 'West · coat'eoders ·w
their season series loolah~ Wohl dO\m
swinging on three 11tralgbt pltcties froin
Rich Gossage, Chicago's seventh pitcb~r •
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month.
Diamond
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From Wire ServlCH
FUm star Elbabdh Taylor
baa cal1ed off a a!>owi\li of her ft.carat •n'i..n dlambnd at an
Ontlque ~ewelry expooltlon '1
In Parll becat11e she feared
Paleotlnlan perrlllaa ml&ht • 1teal;it.
The actress wu converted
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( PEOPLE )
her marriage to singer EddJe Fisher. ·
The enonnou1 diamond waa
given to her by husband
Richard Burton.
* Ccimedtan Pb11 811m.. II
undergoing trutment at St.
Clare Hospital In New York
for an undilClosed allmenl
A holpltal epokesman said
he baa been In the holpltal
•iror aome time" and ii In
satlatactory condition.
Sllven, eo, ..... starring In
~A FunnY Thing Happened on
the Way to the Forum" on
Broadway wben he became ill.
* Fonner Stanford University
prolellor B. Brace FranlUa
and wl(e have been arrested
for h1.vect.lgatlon of Interfering
with ..,,..-arrest San Mateo
County aherlll'! deputies say.
Franklin and his wile Jane
were taken Inf<> custody at
Menlo Park after an argument
with deputies over the arrest
of an acqualntanoe oo drunk
driving charges, a sheriff's, I
1potesman said.
Franklin WU fired Jut 1
January by university trustees
for bis role in campus
dilturbances by antiwar p~ )
telllors. * I Last year's Mile C&lllomla I
In llio Miu America pageant,
~ Jeu Stoner, 19, has
married Mlchael Hartnett, a
32-ye&N>ld hotel flnn sales
manaaer from San Bruno.
The couple vt:ere married at
Church o! the Good Sllepherd
in Belmont, home of the bride's !
parents.
* Rauy L. Nunn, co-rounder
of the Nunn-Bush Shoe Co. of
Milwaukee In 1912 and Its
president until 1960, died at 91
at hlll llome In La Jolla.
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Ali .Ex ecte to Einish .Patter.son Earlyi~ &x Wins .
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lralnlng r.-tie Olymplc:s Ill! -.wblCh ' .-, .. ·
left lbe Rev. Frink Amino! ilindJng
~ ""' boopital-hed, adln;,illlerlnc the ..... rites.
JesiJ<, 24, Wl&n't 9ure how he.1ol to the ~Ill. But ht ftl'tllnly remembered
'1i.i(lng anolhfrt!Jbler'I home, -klne
aul with a :IO-"°""' medicine ball and
having ii. droppec\< on bbi stomach ..
times a day as a muscle tougbenet.
Physicians said the worltouts If>
1,>1ttntly ruptured a kidney, speeadlng J>Oisllo lhn>ughout his 'body.
/'His parenta said ht co11apoe<1 1eturw • olut o1 bed oome11me bel ..... mldmpi •
ind morning on $v. lb, 1971. Tbe ftll, ,
physicians utd. "'1abed spinal nerves. ·
Al lbe lime, they aid be would pi:obably
ht a cripple for'·lllt! . '
. "II'• a inlracfe. that I got on thlt
kidney nuiCl>lne,'" Jeslk aald. "I gol oll II
In three Cl" lour weelll and doctora llY
tny kidney's okay."
LEG DETERIORATED .
But II WBI, hjl left leg Iha.I wonied
· Jeslk. "It deteriorated llke I had poliO. ''
he sate!, "and I had to use a brace to
ft'alk.'t ..
Munich, a· city his trainer had said ht
could ~· went bact to being a name
···~· ' Jeslk'o' btln lilies ln lbt Arlzona
Goldeii ~. 11111.and 111111, along 'jrilb
an Nti~teur record, fneant -nothini.
\T'l~·.::rn-=:.". ~,who was \<>Iii~ ornery and . , • hll ltidn<y lnlect10n 1one, .
J.,lk ~ Umping bac~ lo Ille.
-,-i!JJ ~ T'lil'~-fll<l-hls--~-.. --
cane, Jeait started walking from hit "home a blGck al a lime. ·
People,stareG bteauae,he was talking
to hlmaelr. Psyching himself. Telllng
himsell lbal ht wasri't 1olnc to ht a criJ>
pie, Over tJid over' a1aln.
"SOmetlllles 'I !'care people when I'm
walking because I wear track shoes and
wa1k fast," be said. "They can't bear me
c:omln~ up from. behlpd unlesa I'm talk-
ing to myself,"
Pacific Southwest
ISOMETRICS HELPS
Now the Polio look ii leaving his leg.
•That'• because of ilometrics at home.
His fil!>t bai otarted to gel belier bteause
ol exen:laes. lilting a shopping basket
weighted with cans of SiOUP 1,000 times a
Ramirez Tur·ns Table
On Lutz in 1st Round
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. "Illy doctor_, .. , ,enclly tbal I'll LOS_,.ANGELES (AP ) -Bob Luis, who
'be ible lo fight aiiain," Jpllr lald, "but our;prised the. fov~ilol to win Ille U.S. · hufn I'll be able to l'UJI. U J can nm, I pro tennis cl!ampionship, h8s bad the
· On Jime 20, tbe illO-poUncl Jesik !brew ' Pacilic Southwest open . .,. · '
can box." 1 ,., §~ed on bin\ by a younciamateur
oi!'hll .leg brace. His Augllll •acbieve-' • Ramlrei, a clt-year-o/a•C)lexican < meril wu walking 10 mi}ei and limping
1 lbe •ball mile ln elglll mliliteo. ' Cupper ti-om Eo.oenada, eliminated '.•Im not 1olng to be a erlpple and I'm ·~'iilcbllHeed<d Luu In straight set•
1olni to 111111 agaill,''. ~estk tells him~ • Tiilldoy in • lirsi-round match or the
The rest of the favorites had ijttle tl'.ou-
ble. Top-see<ie-4 Die Nastase af Romania
beal Jolm Cooper of Australia &-2, 7-5,
third-ranked "'8n Smith downed· VI jay
Amrip-aj of India 6-2, H, fourth-!eeded
Ken Rosewall of-Australia• trounced Pat
Cramer of South Africa t-2, 8-2, and fifth-
rated Tom Okker of the Netherlands
• ;oal tlie dally waits. •1;,rt going lo be ,1 · ~lnuma· · I · · ' -''-al huma ~·~•~ ln I . . men . ·=,, · , -. n ~"• aga ao· <ill · ·• · , a aophomore at the Unlveni-
overpowered Anand Amritraj of India 6-
2, 6-0.
Pancho Gonzalez, lbe delendlng cham·
pion, is unseeded this year but won his
first-rbund match and meets 16th-ranked
j '~~· .. r , ty of Southern Califomla wftere Lutz also
• i , I played, ,losl hll ierVlce ln the firs! game
R .. t.a..t~ of the nm ael But he broke Lutz'' serve ~ . ~-r.~!:"' ~ .' Kirby ~=~ =-~~~~~ ag~~n~st~ I _ w~ early br~ ~ lbe second .. t and ;Pace Padr. es " .. Llltz; be,<! sliol ls bis b•c;kband .. ·1
Roscoe Tanner · today. Jimmy COnnors,
who bt to Goozalez in the finals u an
amateur ~ast year and is seeded litb as a
pro this time, faces hmae1 El Shafe! or
Egypt.
, . . . , , .... , concentrated on beating his backhand ,"
: • . • . said Ramirez. ur hit the ball away Uom 6veri .TIMn-el18 ~seeded Arthur Asl>e, .ay1ng be
, , · ' • i,,~ . ~,','a.ptUe tired," na.,.Pwl~ ~~olded an
• ,. 1 .. bi••ei: upset/ Ashe SlJ11'lved a
' SAN D!JIXJ!) .(.\P) ·-•Dive lloberU · ilfMcli.~""' I Iii th~·· lrd 1el aod beat •,doqbled ltiJloO Ille wtmllng -and Cay ' " . . . .' .
Four of the top 16 seeds were upset in
the flrsl round 6f 32 matches. Bob Hewitt
af South Africa, No. t, and Charles
Pasarell of Puerto Rico, No. 13, fell Mon·
day, and No. 8 Lutz arid ~o. 12 Fred
Stolle of Australia lost Tuesday.
stolle, only a part-time player on the
pro tour recently, was beaten handily by
Milan Holocek· of Czechoslovakia 6-1, 6-3. 'Klrb)'=ga bja fint victory smce.Aug,.,.''P' bbs, a le M18mull),'6'7, 11-3,
·17 .. tbe Diego l'ldres•cjtlealed11te r _.
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• Kirby, Jl-14, .inaltinf('hlr firlll .,.. .. ~
,pearance: ilnce I Me1elboW 2S days llfO, Efaw.... ,19.:b o ·•y-pice went five Innings belore .turning ovar a 2· I' • v••• ·• •Q J' .. II; ••• 0
~t lead"to Mike CorkiM, who went on to
gain lbe save. ~-J
The i'Odrel' PlllDOO the loss on
righ~ Bili Singer, &-!!, who was
tralliD( U when be retired alter t~
innings wl.Ut a sore ann. '
U.S. Cager s to Scratch?
' '!'be Pa4res, leadln( 2-1, made II 2-t ln • •NEW YORK (AP) -Cliflord H. Buck. president ol the United Slates Olympic
,the fifth lmlng when Roberts bil an RBI Commillee, aaid Tuesday ~ will recommend thal the Uniled'Slates suspend lnderi-
' ,double.oU l)liever Miiie Straliler. •ollel1 any further partlclpaUoil Jn Olympic baskelball "as a prolest to tbe tinCllllscion-
1 • .... ~ .. u~ , ,... ~ Dltift JiSI, , ,.. able lnjilsUce done to the USA t!!asketball 1team In Municb.1'
1 '~~~;:'J~i : : : ~=1111;,r. u ! : : : ' Buck ~id .he planned~ make the ricommendaUon to the USOC BOard of Dlrec-1~ w.o.""· ci' • o ' o LM," t I • 0 tors lll'ld ttu.t' any action~~ Would be directed toWardS the International ~ F .• ..,,_ W 4 I I 0 CO/IMftJ 111 ' I l . !'"T ~-ll•--
1 • Cr•wtor11, rt I • • • o""*' Cf i 1 1, • Amateur Basketball Federa on--Ind not the lnternatknal Olympic Conuruuee. '111«\llM, a /I I 1 Mor111t, ct I O O 1 4 ~ ftustlli, 11 r 1 t t ru1o1, rt ' t t t The United. Stales lost 51'-60 to the u...viet Urilon in the M. ........ looship basketball ~ VUOfl", t ' I I 0 Hlltort.'a ' 0 I 0 ~ ._._......, ' lhltt'r, P t o o K1nN11, ' 2 o 1 • game. in' the Munlch Olympto. The, Americana apparently had won 5Ml1 but offi-
Stf'9lllll', • 1 • • 1 Kirby, P ' 1 ' •· clala: ofdered. the clock re)taited, -1w.r. ..... tbe' Russians a final and winn1"'• shot. MOtl, ptl • I 0 1 1 Jtt.r1 Pit ,I 1 0 I _..,. •u.1'6 ·\ -.
' ~~ .... ..,. ·: l : : CO!'k1n1, .,... 1 • • 1 ° "It wu the general secre ry of the FIBA w~ ordered the clock incoJTtdJy ~
Tot••• ~ .... u J 1 ' Tot•I• < 211 s •~' set and wbO appointed. the flv~~ 'JW')' 'of appea1' With ·~.(if it.s members com-~ DI ~ t ~ 1~ = = i in ( (',111 unift. tioos wbic ~l"l>S: · '$tw 1 Buck saJd ,. • _ w. 111,, ..... OP _ l.OI Anlleln 1, B rom. -1mm na , h gave the gold medal to the let11 ' •
1 Slllitr o.AJ•i '"; ~ ~ •2• ~· ' 111f there are thole In nBA },.. elsewhere who say that we· are poor sport.I to quit ~::""' : l ~ :, : •I because we1101e, l mu.t laJ flrat'. tbat1we did not lose; and aecoodlyJ I do not believe
K1rty i)Y,O·lll " , 1 1 , 1 that Lbe ~an people Want the National Olympic Committee to subject our ath-
eon... 4 ' 1 1 1 4 letes to any more d the 11'9 malfeasance "hich, in my 6plnion, we hive experi-
1:». ..... ~..;.:=:!' .. ~ l', -Ktl'ldtH. T1me -enced •t 1the ty:ndl of the TUIA administration, '1 be added. ' I'
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Fraztar~ .. 1171, '"" his Clllly Jou
1galmt :Ill pro vktorltt, All bas won
seven strai&bt. He has won four times
this year and ln his wt llgbl be sloppe4
Al "Bl~' Lewis .Ill 11 royiids July JI, at
l>ublln ,... his 30lb 'kno<¥,it. .
· Patt~, S?, ¥d se"n fiars' older
than· Air, has won Jll oJne ol hls ·11ghts ln
the prevlout'>and curfent' Gafdem. In bis
Royals Rookie
Pitches, Bats
KC Past Halos
Rook.ie right-hander Monty
Montgomery throttled the California
Angels on sil: tfits · Tuesday night and
Kanaas CllY\ 11,1ppotted1 hint with a l~hit
attack for 'a 7-2 American League
baseball _victory.
Montgon\ery, ·defeating the Angels for-
a second straight time,_ contribtlted a
double and a run-scoring singfe. lo the at-
tack.
Paul Schaal had three hits for the
Royals, who wrapped up the game with a
four-run fifth inning.
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C:Wrlsibl (L,1'-10) .. u1 10 s A (I 1 &Ange 2·1/J ) l 2 2 1
FOIW 210002 s.,.,.. -T. Murl)lly 1\). HIP -by T, Murphy
'(Hoyilrd). WP -L111gt. Tlm. -l ::b. Atttndanc• _., ...
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wt Gardeo .appearance tbe ooly man
•ver to wbt !be beavywelcl>t U& twice
outpointed O.Car Booavepa in 10 rounds
Feb. II, 1172, and In his lasl fight he
stopped Pedro Aplo In six roundl July
14 ror his ninth straight victory.
Patterson bas a reoord .o( 56-7·1. He
has won by koockoul 31 times and losl by
knockout on four OCCD!lons.
Ortiz, 36, has woo 10 straight fights.
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The former two-lime ll&JliwoJcbl ..i'
•lso junior welttrwelght champloll 1"' ·
""" 61 flghi... 31 by knocUUt. He bu six.
losses, one draw and a no dticilioa. •
Buchanan, 27. IOI! the llghtwel&hl till ..
in his last fight, belog llopped In "U
rounds by Roberto Duran of Panama; ..
who was scheduled to meet Orlll but boll ·
to bow out because or illneu. The Seo~
has a i3-2.Q record, with li knoctoutl: ·' ~
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He's Every·wliere
Prothr o P r aises
Chicago's Butkus
LONG BEACH (AP) -Coach Tommy
Prothro of tbe Los Angeles Rams praised
his linemen, offensive and dclensive, and
then worried about Dick Butkus, the
Chicago BearS' linebacker.
Asked what pleased him 1nost about his
club's 34-14 victory over New Orleans in
the Nationa l Football Leaf ue's official
opening weekend, Prothro replied :
"The line play. The offensive linemen's
blocking and pressure on the defense and
the pressure the defensive line put on the
New Orleans' passer."
Although Chicago. the foe Sunday in
the Windy Cily, lost to Atlanta 37·21 in its
opener, Prothro had nothing but praise
tor former Illinois star Butkus.
At a breakfast meeting with newsmen.
someone suggested Butkus might not be
at his best this year.
"You must have been watching movies
other than I have watched," Prothro
replied.
.. · "Bllttu!"lra ren'im'kllble-: .-. whatever
he is. Last year the Bears game was one
of the most brutal we played and Butkus
was the leader <>f the hitters."
Later, the Rams coach explained.
''Butkus plays like there ls nobody else
on the field ... like nobody between him
and the ball carrier. He looks like he
doesn't worry about any body blocking
him. He makes mistakes ... starts the
wrong way more than most. but he's so
quick he can get back in to posit ion."
For his .own club, Prothro said Jimmy
NetUes, whose pass interception se t up a
Rams score against New Orleans. will be
tried at safety instead of hi s usual cor-
nerback spot.
Dave Elmendcrf plays the stron g safe-
ty and it would be Gene Howard and
Clancy Williams, if healthy, at the cor-
nerbacka.
Uls .Angeles went 1·5 in the pre-season
aa Prothro experimented. 1 After winning
his first game of the 1NFL 1172 regular
season, the CQach conynented :
111 don't think any coach ever knov.•s
what he has in any league until the team
has ·played COQnting games. Also you
can't tell after the first one or two what
the other clubl have.
"I felt .all aWnmer we had an outstan-
ding &earn and nothing happened Sunday
lo change that."
Los Anfieles led 34--0 after 25 minutes
and Prothro added, ''The Wt 35 minutes
were very fruslrating , a I s o un-
derstandable. I can understand how you
can't stay emotional when you're .aihead
34--0 "
Aithough--, u b I l i t u I e fiJ.llback Bob
Thomas gained 144 yards rushing and 3$
on passes in the initial victory, Prothro
s3id .that U Willie Ellison is .. 100 .perqent
physically, he would start ~t the
. Bears. . .
Prothro said also that L e s t e r
Josephson probably would be able ~ play
and tl)at Larry Smith oeemecl futer ·this
year than in the past '11lu1 ~ 4'08Ch. hM
a solid e-0rps in the running back depart·
ment.
Somewhat questionable ror Sunday In
Chicago, but expected to play are
defensive tackle Phil Olsen and defensive
end Fred Dryer. Both v.•erc hurt in the
Ne\Y Orleans gam e.
Prothro didn't seem at all worric<i
about shirting his front (our defensively,
or any other group for that matter. When
Phil Olsen and Dryer went out. Bill Nel-
son and Jack Youngblood came i.n and
Coy Bacon shifted from tackle to end:
"F'eople get indoctrinated," said
Prothro. "In Los Angeles they seem . to
be indoctrinated wit h everybody playing
together."
Records Fall
In Chicago's
8-7 Vic tory
...
OAKLAND (AP I -The result or .t'be
most populated box score in major leap
baseball history -Chicago White Sox ~
On kl and A's 7 -convinced Chuck Tan-
ner.
"If we . ~in tomorrow night. . "'.~
going to WlD the pennant." the Whita•~S.
manager sakl, ignoring the early '*"1-
ing hour and referring to tonight's
Chicago-Oakland gamt. .
Word o( Tanner's prediction drifted
over the fll'3t place A's clubboUM after
the 15-inning, 4-hour and 51-mlnute garpe
which slarled,Tuei<lay nigh\ Ille! ended
at 12:59 a.m. today. · • •.
"Pid aryone tell him be'a d 111.,,.
games behind?'" asked oaldiDcl1 ClliP
•Sal :Jlando. ·
The learns broke 1 blC lallm red>rd
by usi ng a tot81 \of 51 . pa-. In the
game. The A's useCI IOI ...,.It the new
record for one team in , ...... ,1 1
second baseman Jorge Orta, who
entered the game in the eicbth innlng,as
a de fensive replacement for ttarter Mike
Andrews, .tnl<e a 7-7 tie ln the top ol ibe
15th wilb his second home run of the
season. .
O&klSiDd .bad runners' on fint and sec-
ond ~ in the bottom of the 15th when
A's manag~ Dick Willia~ sent up
pitcher Ken Holtzman to pmch hit for
pitcher Gary Waslewski with two outs.
"There we re several reasons I used
Holtzrh.an," Wiiliams said later. "To
begin With, he was the last player I
had .11 ' •·;.-'
Holtzman, schedul ed to start against
the Sox' Wilbur Wood, 24-14, as , I.he
.f.merlcan League West coitlerid'en w
'their season series tonight, weht "°p
·swinging oo three otralgbl pllcbes from
·Rieb Gossage, Chicago's seventh p1tcbef ..
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TINACE GETS ClllCAGO't ID •'PIO.CJ> OUT THE HARO WAY, -·:
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Jt DAil Y PllOT -· ' =
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Mistakes MD's Biggest CQncern '72 Eagles
Bes Team
In Hi~~ry -
Western's
Offense Go
'MteO a football coach takes over a
loiing program, he's generally given
three years to prodU<.."e a winner.
Last ytar was Jim Evtrett's third at
Wtstern High SChool and it was a win-
niag one. And bow.
The Pioneers lost only to Sunset Leaf.le
champion Westminster in the regulat
season and didn't lose again until falling
to Bishop Amat in the CIF 4-A divilkm
ftnals.
Everett is optlmb:tlc but cautious in
bis ouUook this ytar as he prepares for
Saturday's game with Costa Me1a, but
has some bonafide all-stars returning.
There are enough top quality playen
at Wt1tem, in fact. lo UJTI 1be Piooeen
!he top spol io the lnltla~county rankings.
Best of ihe retumees ~is quarterback
Bob Acoita, a S-1, 200-pounder who
earned seCond team AU-ClF laurels tut year. ' ·
Many -tbe Im edition" ll.ltu
Del m.,, football copoblo ti pulllnc fo.
relher tbe bat eampoflD 11nce Ibo 11oo7
yean " 1915 &lid ... -Ibo -atchs compiled II 23-1-1 roconl &lid I
CJF Al.AA litle.
Cooch Bob Woods' elevm la rlllbd No.
2 in Orange Coonty wilb Tbundq'a
initial l'OUlld of actloo alated 11 Saata
Ana Stadium against rival Saoll Ana. .
But despite the high rankini, Woods'
team is a ooe-polnt underdog to the
Saints in what ls traditionally an emo-
tion-packed issue.
"Good, I'm glad we 're WMierdop, ..
Sailors Lose
Reserve Backs
ForCdM Game
"He's a n\ore accompllshfd quarter,
back now," aays'Everetl. "He ba1.a year I.act of re1erve running backs presents
under his bell and throws lbe ball bettec " mojor concern for football coacll Don
this year.'' A~ Is 8 ttrong rwmer, Lent o! Newport Harbor u he and his
too. and amoothJy directs Western•, Ball I ... · ion f triple opuon;offCnie. , on prepare or u1e mvaa a
Everell'bu wbat may be 1be counit't Conlna del Mar Friday night.
best lineman In 2\0.pOund ollensi•1 IQd llunning backs Mark Dully, Joe
defensivet guard Paul Wllton, . wbo (:utroena, and Pete Brown are deftnltely
earned first tHZD A'.D.cD' bch:>rs foJ' Jdi out or' Betton for the collialon with Coron41 defensive abillty Wit ~· ' --!.l'fUUa.-.. 1. ... , .. _ F l ls In doub"ul Catchin1 Aooota•a ._,__,.,. illll be &-2· ~ -~ ~ o aom a " I lliltus -..Ith I chest Injury. Sp it end Gary _cutay, I llai.t•r In 8* Dully (hypert1tended e I b 0 w) , :ei:~ ~.:, '!: Castroena (bn>llen loot) and Bro.,. ood :::;-;;-=; · '(bael< ' lnJwi) put the prmure on ~:J.g.~~te:'ri.ac~~~·· helfback_l{evln Reeler, who'll prohabl,i_
place will be fullback Al =!'It) be. coonted cm for most of Newport a
who gained IOO yanll Jut a ~ ....,ad game. , descrlbe(by E>ortl\ II,,,... • ' llot Added lo Newport I probloma la the
shifty runnu " ~ ... .~., Joa qi. 230-~ tackle transfer Jim
11)'1 w-u his team pull 00 Ibo
flnilhlo& -lot lbe -· AUhao"2I be plays down hla team's
potential tbe Mater Del tutor admila: "I
do feel lll:e ... havt eaperlence In quite
a r...placea.
"And u we can rot aome reoe1vua 1o
hold oo lo the ball J think our C)\Wtel'-
hlck (Steve Marllndlle) will tum oot
u good u any we've bad here.
"He throws a pretty hard pus and IO
far he'• had a little bit of trouble rtad-
ing the defense," aay1 Woods.
A> for Santa Ana, Woods aaya his team
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Corona -Picked
Over Newport
bu to laU IWIJ Ibo Salnll' ipeed and
DOI allow Iba hoiiib.
"'llley're~prellJ laolball temn • • • thla la -beat team alnca 1tll I hope ft doo'I mob ... _ .
Emn 1n1 Woods' bJa<a1 coocet11 «1
-with lhrte juniors .. tbe llarlll>( backfleld.
Behind -wtll be left baU·
bac1t Jim Ganlta ...i rJPt ballbaclt
Dave N1j<ra, both juDlon. Senior llart
stanbr1 (195) completes the Molwdla'
backfield.
"'Wllb Stanbro we bave lbe big plow
hone, &lid he's pt pod ipeed II Ibo
-. And Gardea bu Iba wno moves
lbol ltla -<T*IJ) bad -ba played ......... acids w-.
Woods 1811 be expocll a Joi ti pre.t-
aure Oil hll clelenal,. interior.
"SIJtla Alla mi,Jit ClllCIDlnte ..-
.. Iba middle, -lblt't .........
-lo .., bacl: I Utile Mt
"Wa llW their ~ with Mag-
nolia &lid lba7 bave lbal_. bactli<ld
back from Jul year. y..,,... aw oplloG
l!IJfl for I )'tlf and you lilou1d be a lot
better at It 1'lln Baldwin's beeo aa)'inl!
lbal lbla la golnl lo be his year •.. so
we'll have to wait and 1et," mLtSeS Wood&. .
I
<:aapt Off Guard
We'll Be Ready for HB,
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Says Millikan Coach 1
'1've see1. F.stancl• play for 1 .few
yeat1, and I'd say this ii tbe bat tram
they've ever ·bad... .
Such Is the rating given by Tuolm
coach John Murio for his team's operunc
game oppooent Friday at Tu.ltin.
It'• tbe kind ol lbing one migbt UJIOl;I
from a first ytar coach taking over after
a winless 197l season. But Murio ls quit\
lo produce his .,....... for lbe estimafi!I".
"In (Dant Pr'.nceotto and (Scott)
Gayner they have fine running backs,
and (Mike) Magner, their transfer
quarterback is a good one too.
0 And we think they've got the best
center in Orange Cowtly in (Vince)
KJees.
The Tillers meanwhile have IS let-
termen back from last ye~r1s team, five
cf them starters. Even so. depth 'will be a
problem, and seveo players are exJ)ected
1o be called oo to go both on offense and
defense.
·01 the returnees the most notable. are
LONG BEACH -Ollch Rlcbanl hall Bob Jacollo (M, JIO Jr.), and r!Pt juniors Jim Goldstone (S-10, 150) and LM
DellHl!ll and hit Mllllkaa ll1gh Rama hallblct Brad l;lebeck, aiunlor up from Bralley (S-ll, 150) at quarterback and
are ltUl lllW11Dg from an upset 14-14. tie the aopbomore team wbo ii rated as the "'°Ide receiver and seniors Steve Marsh
applied to them In the J971 football luleat In <IDIP (U 40). (f-1, 170 guard ), Shawn Meath (HI, JaO
......, opener with lluntlngloo .S..Ch. Tim 1'eJIDlcJWI (M, JU) la lbe number ft\"back ) and Ernie Avalo• (S-10, J55
"llllllllnctoa _., ii 1 lot euler to one lineman In the Ranlo' anena1 and si~back). n.ire lhla year. n,.,. nn 1 lol oo .. 1u1 he'll be operating• ol(jlili .. llckle and dslone, Meath and Avalos will oc-
year becauae we Mdntt letD their option defemlve tackle and eqa. three spots ln the startiPg
before," 1111 DeHaven u MIWtan ~ ', bac eld, the fourt~ spol will ·likely g~ to
JX<para for Frida7'1 Im,.._ opener Li ' Ri aJ Brtnl Partridge, (~. 175), a sometime ~~:.: t;1~1/"..~em1velJ ODS \1 s~ r\."i:,t,, ~;,ill be small, witb the
U1il time/' he addl. notable exception of tackle Brook Dunn,
llelUven bu built 1111 Moore League Carbon Copy a &-1, 2<G-pounder. Marsh figures 1o be team l!OUnd eJght rtl\Jr!l!llc vml(J let· lbe anchor or both tbe offensive and
tennen, and IZ'lOlt of them were...llarters defensive lines.
1n '71 . , Tustin will come into the game lo good ~=.u;..i::;u::-:r~ Of Past Teams ·t'::"a c.~~~~baci~;:,i:;
lngloo'a attack, II quarterback Steve r \(~· del~ve ba"/:, Is expected (d, miss .the
FeoocUo. LAKEWOOD _ The ~ miJi •game. He's put wilb a 'pulled lro\D Best of ~ def. •Ptn..;_:, 1~ Neldhalt, who bu not been granted
6-3. 21S-poand ta~~:;,;n-eltglbWly yet. and S-9, ~ iir;'Jtll Cor-"Cotona d~l Mar ,bas traditloo and a
--netL.The'MQ!fd17 ......... point loDnolL10.ingJor.Jhem._.Erom-.whatJ .
of the delenae 1'llb (:aabJ Olbon hear Ibey.,. real quick &lid they have a
Corona del Mar b lavortd by five Peiqllo la a &-2, 1!0-pounder wbo CID School fQ<!lbaii team .JI....,, • .._.. 1fi1L 111uscle. \ cJiiti ov<fNe·~llaitiOr in -i k ~-·lltlow accurately out of the-wllhbooe op. --~--S ..,.,..,_ -And one ln~ible factor tbe-Till«t po w.,..,.L . ey lion style of play. "He'a more than an face Friday at Veterans stldfimt in Long are up again.rt b'the losing attitude whJda
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Mark Alvey IQd ~."'"" ' good pualng game," says Lent.
"It would lie:~~,,cjllflui 'yeor'a "I thin~ lbe hlgeat thing Corona del record,.t 1'!'11 a~ IOf'tl klcb Mai had laal year w11 balance .•• &lid J
through ""' ...., a )ot of don1 look for anJlhlng dlllertnt Ibis
apaces fD11P' ' .... .._ .... \ · )'ear.
"We hate -fl'l'!l8dlfltluall, but "This la still the key lo their 11-
we don't lf!il'a•""""" _,, :r.ct of lick. , .balance •• .and Ibey· do a line
depth conlli" lfiritf .,;il5". ' · job," he adds. . ;Ill' • Corona del Jllar wtllpped Newporl, 7--0,
• in the lrl'l opener, mapping· a slx-year
losing stre~. .t
Newpozt.'a offense was in limbo in that
one but Lent 11y1 the ollenae should be
ahead of ilhat piCO this time ilrowid.
"Thm fumbles and no _.i hurt us
last ,ear, .. he says', ''and t&is abouJd, be
Reese•'a c:bance to-abow hit running
Ag. • . B Ji~ ~ of coune the uarlerback has a aJ nst 8r01ll! Joi. lo do wllli ll. Sieve ~Ukich bu had a ' uwe ·lllUI ol'.lcllon lut 7ear and we
Depth ls Rancho Alamitos lllgh'a .talla ·allaald ba~bellv.at lbat posilloo."
Callard'a major ..._.,. u his r-.i o.,plte jllt Injuries to key peraoonel,
team p.-.para lot Ill opening i. Newport'•. lltrtlng backfield appe>n
against Founteln Valley Friday night 11 , "'!fd wllb aitlch al quarterback, All-
lluntinglon Bell:b u1.i. Cllilnp -Catmty linebacker im Swick at
H' • ;:;r., d eotmterback and Reeler at ballback.
1s own team 1 -eptb and the Add& Lent: "We can't Just prepare fot ·
overwhelming depth enjoyed al Fountain tlJo Individual team ,.. play in practice. V~!ley makes bll problem twtrfold. It's a matter of 1ttllng our own stuff
Last year we understood Fountain down pat as opposed to spending a great
Valley had a~t eeven ltarters Iott deal of time 'worrying about what the
because of injuries or whatever. But, other team doel"
boy. the one's they filled In with were ·
real fine athletes," says Clllard.
Orange ?°'1st area hi~h schoo~ football adequate passer, but 81 of right now l'd Beach is a near carbon copy of put carries over after a winless seaaon.
game this weekend Yrh1le all three area consider us a running team," saya Lancers' squads ... and that's bad news "When I first got here, the enthusi8$1D
community colleges are picked to win Deffaven. for Westminster. was at a low ebb," Murio said. "It has
agalnst outaide foes in a conaensus of Millikan's offeMe revolves around Lakewood bas beaten the Lioll.9 the been building up, but we're alill well
opl'nion ol ,._ DAILY PILOT ....... Fenoglio and lbrte trailing backs In the pul lour yon-In fact, Lakewood bas behind lbe other teams In lbe area."
we-"2"" -wlthbon 1 bile H never lost to Westmln!ter.. · · staff. e lty e w untington counters Last year the Lancera'plnned a 24-19
UCLA's BruillJ are one point chotces to wi,~ twonmaining bacb and 8 flanker. Joss en the Lio111 In U..1'M&IOD, • ~'
topple Mi•''"an while USC b a JO.point We aaw Hunllqton Beach In Its W t-•··t ' •--• def ~ '" a.: CIF
favorite o;; host Illinoi.!1 and the Rams ~e with Footblll and it ap~ pl:~~ er s -ea. UDw ur I
are five-point favorites over the Chicago like the first thing we have to do ll to "We're sati.!lfled with our progress so
Bears. st~p No. 18 (Paul Flskness). far," says Lakewood coach John Ford.
With start of the weekly Pigskin A fint game of the RUOn. la pretty F ~ J " tin lo fro
Pickeroo contest this week, DAILY tough when you try to pick anything out .. ;;,. .. s ~~~-recover m a
PILOT uibes are making their gueaaes that you muat •top. But 1 do mow we The Lancers are typical.of past teams:
known In advaoce of reader's selecUoos. have 10 atop that one lood running small, quick and offense-oriented. back ," adds DeHaven.
11.111111.--1 ... .,. .. i. ... '"---~"" of left Ford will have one of the ~11
-I • --0 -~ ~-premier high school quarterbacks ln-~ele
Coast Breezes
To 14-3 Victory
POMONA -Qronge Coast College
water polo team started ta1t and couted
to a 14.-3 victory over bolt Cal Poly
(-.) 'l\leaila7 ln opening ICliott.
Tbe Plratea l!COred nlne goals In lbe
oeconcl quarter pllh Bill McAneoey &lid
Mlachel O'Bri«i pa<lng the 1ction wllb lb"! each.
Temchut, heginlllng his third ....,. as
a starter. ~ ,
"lie bu • lot of e'!><rl•nce mi rs
hard to beat eJ)lerlence," says Fon!, wbo
rates Tereschuk up with put Lakewood
quarterbecb Ron Ayala and Mike Rae,
both All-CJF aeleclions.
"He'• not u big as Rae but be throws
the ball about the same u Mike did in
high ochoo~" Fon! says. "Whelber or ool
he bu a good season remains to be seen.
It depends on a fol of lhlnp, lll:e how
well we bJoct and catch."
·Indians Boss
Cries the Blues
Fullerton High School's glory days ln
football art a thing of lbe past ]( coach
GU Tucker is an authority on the subject.
And what better authority than the
head football coach to make such ·a
stitement? •
"We're on a downward trend here at
Fullerton," the coach explains. "Our
enrollmeiit isn't too big and our football
turnout for four teams 1 dropped oU
aignilicanUy."
Tucker then went on to explain that be
had ooly 90 players on band for four
teams, leaving about 35 for the varaity
and junior varsity squads.
'lbe Indians meet Edison High '1
Chargers Friday night an the Orange
O>ast Cc:illege field in the season opener
and Tucker aays this is a step up for his
squad -facing an AAAA division team. ~ "And we saw their scrimmage with
'1oara Saturday and nothing appears to
:Dave changed. But win, lose or draw we
iike this game becaUJe it really geU us
ready for league play," he adds.
Bolsa .Loaded With Vets;
ace coech Jact Fu11er1on 111ec1 u
ptayerw In the same, 'subbing lrequenUy
lhroughollt-tbe·aecond baU.
"We started aubbing early/' Fullerton
said. "It WU bulcally a fairly well
played pme"wllb all Iba auho."
Tereachuk'a rectivera will be improved
over lut year'L The split eod will be
junior Ed Gillea, Vince Proncoso will be
in the alol. aildiriHO/ JIO-pound Dale
Adams will play al light end.
"They're 1 ·little quicker than our
receivers last year," aay1 Ford. Beat of the linemen ...-to be :ZOO.
pound offensive tackle Matt Johnson,
"fho atarted last yw. .
"We scrimmaged Anaheim I a s t
weekend and we got knocked around
quite a bit,'' Tucker add.9.
The lndiam operate out of a straight-I
formation and have anly one returning
letterman on band for lbe 11172 campaign. Callard's Vaqueros have won or tied
ror the league title five of his seven yean
as coach at Rancho Alamitos.
His own squad numbers but 34 thi1
season for varsity and junior varsity in a
school that enrolls 1,900 students. Foun-
tain Valley's crew comes from an enroll·
·moot of 4.420 -the state's largest
figure.
Leading the Vaqueros attack la junior
returning starter Mark Mackintosh. Tbe s.a, ISO-pounder started three games for
Rancho in 1911 and ts one of the keys lo
the Vaqs' attack.
Other junior ball carriers who figure
htavily in Callard's plans are Steve
Statum (:Kl, 1551. John Tryon (hi, 150),
Harry Hedrick (~9. 110) and Kelly Pesak
(S-7, JtO),
Tryon Is a questionable participant
after suffering a knee injury in the
Garden Grove Carnival football 1erles.
Unebacker Larry Br0'4'fl (S-11, IllO) ls
the only returning starter who saw full
time duty in '71.
'l11e central figure in the Rancho attack
is quarterblck Alei Gorgie, a 6-2, 185-
pound rlgltlbonder. "He's the first big
quartert.ck we've ever had here. He can
run wlth the ball, but we 're generally a
drop back type of offense," says Callard.
Entire Backfield Returns
II experience b lbe bell teacher, Botsa
Grande 1bould be a learned team when it
takes the field against San Clemente in
Friday night's opening game far both
teams.
Finl year coach Chuck Wella has in-
herited a team with 21 seniors, 18 of
them vanity memben last seuon, and
14 either offensive er defensive 11tarters.
That group inclullea three members of
the Garden Grove All-League team, the
enttrt backfield and lbrte receivers.
For thole rt1sooa. Wells ii looking
forward to hla f.irtt year as head coach
(be was a varsity assistant for two
sc.uons), and lbe Matadon are expected
lo give San Clemente a big test.
Bolsa'1 all-leaguers include Lew
Chumich (S-0, 1as ar.) at oHensive guard
and delen1tve end, Whip Walton (6-l, 205
sr ,) a linebacker who will alllO be used at
olfemlve back lbla aeuon, and Jobn
Lauduaki (l--0. Jtl5 II'.) wbo will be used
at linebacker and offensive l\l&rd.
Tbe Matadcn have two capable
quarterbacks, but Phil Kraway, a 8-1,
}
~ '""!\IO!' ... expected lo alarl,
wtlb Sliii> w.ua (5-7, ltO) ... re1a1ec1 1o
hack-up-dulles,
Wella aald he hopes lo nm 1 halaoced
alleclt lhla ,. .... operattnr out ti lbe
pt<Hel lormaUon &lid buecl alolw the
lines of the lloullon .....
Krawczyk will ha .. Walton llld Q-11(
Schaulfier (M, 2J5) In the backlleld ud
flanker Chuclt er.a (H, 11'5) and eodl
Steve Tlle!IJOr (l--0, Ill) Steve P1yne and
Bob Bonnet (8-J, 1Gt5) to throw lo. P"""'
and Bonnel will allemlle al Ughl end
and also start on defenle at end and
linebacker respectively.
Another olllnllve threat wlll "!ID•
frwn halflloc1'-Rick ROquemon, 1 JU
sprinter for tbe IDO-)'lnl duh who will
alternate wllb Walton 11 halfback; ,
"We have OM of our qulctrett teama
ever here,' Wella said. .. and Roquemore
la our laatest mao. He'll be our ..,....
brtakaway threat."
In Lhe offalve and detenaiYe llrtt11, tbe
Matadon wm averqe 190 paunds, Md
should be on oven terms wtlb the Trilonl.
Next ldlcn fw tbe Orange Coast lelllll
com.a In tlJo Pirate Invltetional 11 ace
on Sept. 30. . "'e're not u uperlenced o we have
been In the pu1;" c:mtends Ford. "We're
quick because we 1lnys otreas Iha~ but
we're nol rtally big ucepl lot two big
fellows."
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defenae to have had playing time a year
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JC Grid Stars -F11mfiles Bucs Face Big Harbor Front Four
JOE JONES
S•ddltb.ck-Offens.
TIM BANDEL
Cringe Coast-Offense
JIM HOSTETLER
Golden West--OfftnM
NOLEN BOYER
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Orange Co.1t-:o.fen1e
DICK FERltYMAN '
Golden Woot-DoftnH
Plague
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ALTA LOMA -Willie
Richardson hopes his Challey
College football team gets a
few more bruks again.rt Sad·
dleback Saturday night than it
did in its opener 1ast week.
Chaffey's Panthers host the
Gauchos in the Mission
Conference opener.
The Panthers opened the
1972 campaign last Saturday
with a M loss to Antelope
Valley and despite seven
fumbles and a rash of
penalties, Richardson says his
club didn't play that bad.
'jWe lost all .seven fumbles
and we had an awful lot of
penalties," says Richardson.
"But we didn't look too bad
other than the fumbles."
Chaffey had a chance to win
It with 17 seconds to go, but
missed a field goal attempt
£rom the nine-yard Jine.
IUchardson says his defense
looked the best against An·
telope Valley, but adds quickJy
that they had to play too long
witp ~JI the fumbles.
Richardson knows very wen
that hi5 club will have to cut
down on the mi!takes if it is to
have any chance of slaying
• with Saddlebacll:.
"Saddlebact looks awful
good and they are very quick.
Theyrhave a lot of experience
and they're well coached,"
says the Chaffey coach.
Richardson feels that his
......!!~-C!Jl.!!Q_l_ ~ncen!ri.f..e . QD.
JUsf · one aspect of ~ h e
Gauchos' offensive .G a m e .
"Their overall strength is
probably their strongest fac-
tor,~ be says. .
Chaffey has been bothered
by a rash of injuries, says
R i c h a rd son, necessitating
quite a few changes.
Eaton Doesn't Want
Rand y Farrell , a
sophomore, ls the Panthers'
leading running back. He was
a defetjsive back last season
and $1.arted· Out io the sarre
.spot-this year until the injuries
started croppiog up. Farrelf
had. quite. a feW problems in
the opener against Antelope
Valley, fumbling t~ ball quite
a bit. • •
Screaming M eem.ies The Panlhers' s t a r t I n g
fullback -Stan Combs -
cracked a bone in a shoulder
against AntelOpe Valley and is
doubtful !or . the Saddleba<.Jc .
One big dUference exists
between Mt. San AntoniO
College and Saturday. night's
football opponent Golden West
College.
The MOll!lties ol coach Mal
Eaton won their opener from
Citrus College, l:J..7, while the
Rustlers lost to Orange Coast
CoUege, td-6.
In Saturday night 's football
battle at Orange c.oaat, the two
teams will enter the contest
wieh vlrtually the Ame fast
game statistics -with ex-
ception of the scoring.
Eaton's Mounties ran for 79
yanls and gained 1112 ·through
the air in the oeener for a
total of 181. Golden West gain-
ed 114 passing and 64 rushing
for a 1'78 total net gain.
'll:li! is about as close as you
can come between two teams
that like to throw the ball but
also hope to k~p the defense
honest with a· stout ninnfug
game.
One thing that helped the
Boes No. 8
In JC Poll
Orange Coast C o II e g e ' s
Pirat" are ranked eighth in
the first weekly poll or • tre
atate11 large dJvlsion junior
college footban W teams, l'JR-
ducted by the JC Athletic
Bureau.
El Camino College1 OCC's
opponent oet. I, .is th' state's
No. I team"'-Two of Ul..i.;'S Sooth Coast
Conference rlval! .__ Ctrrltoa
and Santa Ana -are ranked
lourth and lixth whlle.inother
circuit roe (Mt. Son Antonio)
Is rated 13th.
Loo Angeles Qty Colloce,
fresh from a lM vktory DYer
Fuilertoo, la ranked No. 2.
College of the RedwoodS
heads the amill division ,. ....... _..... '""'" ., ..... ... <_
'· rJ:'""'" 2. ""9!ltl cc J. ~cc ., .......
$. COil ... el k11 ~'" •· &ant• fUta 1. ~IV•llW .. °' ... c..t .. ·-lO, ~CC , 1!: GM-.rt»r•
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. however, doesn't show in the
above statistics. T e d d y
Farmer rettimed a· punt 95
yanls to pay dirt late' In the
tblni period to put Mt. SAC In
lront, 13,,.
lilt. ' t
Another top C h 1 I le y
sophomore-Ii ne backer
Shawn Stack (1-1, 111) injured
an elbow last Saturday and is
al s o doubtful, say s
Richardson.
Eaton, in comparing tills
year's mountie team to the
one of last year that Jost a SS.
14 dee,is.ion to Golden We!t,
says:
''I think we are a better
teagl_wj!!i belteLpeopie.-But
we, sfil\ hive a ways to go and
we don't have as many return-
ing lettermen .. Golden 'Wal.
"[ really get the ICI'earping
meemies every time 1 look at
the film ot oUr game last
year," Eatqn says.
Offensive leader for the
Moun,Ues Is quarterback Steve
M.yer who runs the oP,lloq play
With SUCCOSS. lie bit II of 22
attempts in the opener but·had
a p'.air of aerials 'int.erceptql.
Myer is &-I and llO pounds.
Sam Wiley is the •m"s blg
threat tn the ground gllning
department although, he waa
held lo limited ya rd a g•
against Citrus. He is bacl<ed
by former Bbbop AlnJI star
Carl Nader 11 luUbaclc.
aiw taraeis ol the passing
game are freebmeo Tony
Rubio (i'>-9, 11111) from La
Puente Hlgb and Tom Jones
(&-0, Ill) 1""'1 Pomooa.
I
Li~ns Trip
Polo Rival
Diablos
Face Big . .
Obstacle
Last year, Mission Viejo
lli(b School opened its football
seuon against 'Saddtdba'ck and
Crtitlhed the Roadrunners, 28-7.
Don't count on It happening
this )'ear.
_ wliile the Dlablos certainly
can't be counted out of the
game, Its going to be an ex-
peritnCed ·and potent S.d-
dleback team that takes td the
field Friday night.
Coach Ben Haley has eight
starters back ol\ his offensive
team and nine more on
delenae. Obviou.slJI, he's begin-
ning the. season on an op-
timistic note.
<IWe certainly think we11 be
better than la4 year ,'1 says
Haley. Slddleback' was U in
1971.
"Our offense. has looked
pretty &ood, •lthoush we have
a lot of 1"00ll1 (or, Im-
provement. We have a pretty
quick lino and 1 aenior bactfleld ...
Key man appears to be
quarlerback . Tim Cocbnm,
who started Jast year ... He's
much 6etller than he wu last aeaeon." ,HaU::y uya:.
MDII ol tbe backll•IJI
roll1ma in nmnJng bacio Joe
• iu.n, I lf&.poo.miler lbl<y
calll, a "good ..,.h kid,'' and
Da'9 ~ --(1.""~ery fast")
wbilo ~d oophomore
lullNck Jlty Maaart hu
-inl)irwml ...
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Junior P1111 Camqle 'lrlU '*""* ~ Wlth I pod 11rpl •bit • -ol·
-line wm 11ve 111m time tolhrri.
Belt ., tbe 8-... ol·
fonol•• Cocllnm wltll • pod
taraot while 1 IOU9ntllf 91· 1111111~ line l!IU @e him t1mt to Ihm.
Best ~ the llt1emen l1't of.
111111.. tackles Don MaJiany
(l:f1 .ij Ud G1tJ Heffmr (i-2, 116 •
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WILMINGTON -Orange
Cout Collea:e's runnlng game
faces a very Ngged test this
Friday night when the · Pirates
tangle with big and beefy LA
Harbor.
The Seahawb opened their
season last Saturday wilh a 16-
7 victory Jver Pierce and it
was H a r b o r ' s experienced
defensive corps that stood out.
Harbor coach Floyd .. Scrap-
py" Rhea has veterans man-
n.ing au bis defensive front
four spots and also has let-
terman at the four deep back
positions.
The front four averages 13tl
pounds per man and Includes
ends Willie Jones (6-1 , 2351
and MattMw Taylor 16-2. 2351
and tacklec: Kris Anderson 16-
2. 2201 and \Vill1e !~vans t6-J,
255 L
l~hea will not gaJ lhal his
dcf1'nse has nn edge over the
offense ilt th is point in the
sc:ison . but he doe.s admit that
1l:c1·e is :1 v.·eallh of experience
on the defensive unit
And he add!. that !he
Seahawks will nffd alt the rx-
perience lhry can ntustrr
tAhen thty face OC'(' fo"'rlday
night.
"Orange CoMt ls tougher
than bell. We'~ scand 10
death of that guy Alvin White
1quarterback1. He'll probably
quarterback sneak us to death.
We're scared of Orange Const
because of Whitc'!I passing,"
says Rhea . "They do a t::rcnt
job of coaching tho~e kids at
Orange Coast.
Although Harbor does not
throw the ball much <only six
1in1es ai,?ninst Pierce1. Rhea
says he 'll have to throw it
ffiUC'h more aj!;:ltn~t QC(".
"We were very fortunate to
grind out two touchdowns
against Pierct. If Orange
Coast gets the jump QR us we
can 't sil around and run all
nigh! We know we 'll throw
n10re against them ," says
Hhea.
Offen s ively , Rhea is
alternating his quarterbacks
and will start sophomore
David Burrell against the
Pirates. Burrell lettered eight
years aRo for Ha rbor
Another ~phon1orP, .Jean
Band;iy. played lh r entiri>
• • • game against Pierce, llrinl ~
83-yard toudlcklwn pw 1o
Nicholat Brooks.
"Our plans right now are to
allernate o ur tbre~
quarterbacks for the firsr
three garries. Banday probably .
won ·1 play again... Ora"*e .
Coast but that plan could cot ••
lapse depending on what~; ..
rel! does." says Rhea.
In the backfield, Harbor har' •
three talented 10phomora tsa··~
Hon Cheatum, Robert Crow
<1nd Richard Paulson.
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Jim Worlb7 '1ilcn •llwitlngtm ~ Joar mn,. Avoid· Belch, Deon Boadln and Bruce Ml1Jer from Marini, ...__., YDDr ariP at lddrao
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Taru =-~ .lllrk = ' by liliBtr }ili:I· frililWJnen .:.:J:r.r ~""' q.Jr Don.s Football Team
: , Mart. ~. ... of.. the
)Ru~,bll,..,.two.._ El ~ncbo coecb. Martin
;ago, la bi<i alter a Jar' aft MeWblimey ha1 only lour
•becauee of ldlolllllc dll· nturnlna llorten from Jut ~ 'ficuJUel. He'• 1 •10 ceDm. )'ear'i learn. He says this
I Top Saddleblet-newem..,. "°"' oqud will be 1be lllUll~ j are frelhman TClll Mulllnlx ell, and leall e;rperlenc:ed he
, (Unlvmlty) u~Mtlltlltr Jiff bu llelded In lour yean u
With 10 UU!o In the way of
nperleoce, MeWblnney has
lbe feeling thla year's game
might be different from last
year.
• ~ from VC lnlnt. l:eld coach.
; M~. ·~ XI-· · But II,.. feel teara welling -1. _"tl<Jg .illai!.11!9~~~ ""P• bold bock 1 moment,
0 We were • lood team early
In the ......, Jut yOll', wblle
Ibey bnproved 11 the year
went on," McWhlnney remem-
bered. "I dqll't nped It (thla
year'1 fame) to be that .,oy,
We're certainly not looking
pall Marina.
I ~ .. ~~-;:.....,,, """* pleue. "' "~t..,, ·-· .=U The Dons, who wlll be ~ jlL , • .,~ Marina'• opening game op-
' ~.1": ... 1. 1 1 · po1Jtion Friday night, do have t,~~ ,, one big Ullng in their favor. M~Wbinney uid hlJ team's
biggest problem Ill a oc:run.
mage tut week agalnat
Weatern was a porous pus
defense.
• • •
.Cw.fl_,...,, HI.I name lJ Mark Balley
-~!".-' and be 11 the by to the Dono' ~ hopes lhil aeuon. ·,~"!'1'1<=.!, Dolley, a 1-t, 205-pound R~ wn ·~ 11 senJor fullback hu been a tiro .ltf.Cf1• '. ... , . • cue year starter and .has a:airied
,,.,,;;: , 1 " ...._ ~· over 1,000 yards in that span.
i!~"ll!!.. .,..!!J!!!,; He 11 upected to be one of the ,;i,~1 , ~ ,. ' lop backs In the CIF again Ibis (1~10-• -. •• lei, INIOD, tind be'• the man
\1/i. , . ~111: Marina will hive to atop in
•--• : .. -· order to pull an upoet Friday. 11WJtb Marl.: and o u r
"Weatem threw nearly at
will against us, and that's an
area we'll have to improve on.
Marina's quarterback (Greg
F0tler) wil be bock, and
although he wasn't an ex·
cepttooally otr011g passer last
season I'm aure be hu fm..
ed • . prov . i Army~Navy
J OnJy Fair
i CoachSays
quarlerbllct (RDland ~·· H, JIG or.) we lhould be able
t.o run," MCWhlnneJ. aald.
11There'1 going to ~ i lot of
preaure on Mart, of cour1t, ;.r. we'll be COWJllng oo bfm
Area Sports
Caleiid&t
The Army·N1vy Academy Ill
Carlsbad ta a small achoo!, but
Us football team i. 1 big win-
ner. '
"We've won our league
, (Southern) for ' three atralght
•
I ..vean," 1ay1 Knlabll coach
i John Maffuccl ...... We'Vt Dever 1 .. t a league game.;·
• Each ol lbote lhj'ee years,
1Army-Navy bu earned
:runner-up honors tn ~ CIF
Jan Diego section's class A
cilvislon.
• But as far as this ieison's
-team is concerned, Mafuccl
·isn't saying mu@.
• "We only have 11 lettermen
'baek, and almost all of them
will play both ways." he says.
· "'We're small in numbers
·(about 28) and we don't have
heavily."
ID lddltlon to Bailey and
Shnnon, lbe Dom will haft
senlon 1Mry MllJer· (5-10,
175) and Don Wlle; (M, 1111)
In the backflekt, and ends Don
Tarango and Joe Arton as the
main offensive threatll.
Balley Is the only returning
starter from last y e a r ' s
backfield which ran up a 41-6
victory over the Vikings Jn the
opener.
ID lbe line, lbe returning lei·
termen include R i c b a rd
Moraga (5-9, 175) and Aaron
Zude (HO, 170) at lbe Of·
fensive guard and defensive
taclcle spots.
Laguna Option Worries
Gladstone's Grid Team
.any speed." After bt:inl handed a JM The Gladiators' c b I e f
However, It's possible Army· lau by Laguna Beach l11t returnees are guard BW Farr,
'Navy will have too much year Gladstone'• Gladiators a 5-10, 1~pound guard who
trirepower for Dana Hills when are rather waey of the ~ was a second team all-league
"the two mee~~ Sfin Clemente this 9eUOJl. selection last season, and split
llllgh School '.!day night. "We are Impressed with end Tito Beltran, a &-n 180-
• The game will be Dana Laguna evell !bough they pounder.
Hills' first ever in football . didn't have a good record last Rieb MacDonald, a S.O, 180-
• Maffucci's best player ls year,'' Gladstone coach Art pound junior wW handle the
<quarterback John Gordon, a Hiett satd. "..-They kllled UI quarterbacking dutiet for Ole
:184.puund senior in h~ third wllb the option 11!1 year, and GJadlaton. Other backfield
..vear with the varsity. knowing coach (Hal) Akina, .•tarwl Include Dale Redman,
"We wouldn't have played that's what we'll have to be (5-11, 1811) l\lndy'SWank (!HO, t 'him for tlree years if he preparod to atop this time.'' 171) and Bob Sena (M, 145), • I 'WIBn't •."'l"t ~ucct "Y'· Laguna .and GI 1 d' tone Hiatt said the olleme looked • "'He's 1 gooa patier, but all of tangle Friday night 1t Laguoa . • our rtcelrin are new kids ." Hiatt ha• only .i. returning slugglsb In a ocrlmmage wltb
Maffucci ~ bll olfense va,,lty Jetter winners off lall =nd 1i:!ll/· :i~g 11 U:
·ragged and ll)'t the same season's M team, fom" of bl 81 ued t •-time for 'thing about hl:t delen1e, but Bu •· •·· pro em.o ron OU w them llerten. t ·~ ·-a Laguna. ·~alls the , team'• progress healthy ~t off the .•'about what we expected." junlqr varsity team wblcb only On defense, the lone ~
. "You're -· tea II y lo!I once 111 nine 11.,... foot · JI sa{ety'Larry Onqa, •
utlalJed, ~ he ~fl, "but I "We'll be 1 ,...,. team, u.i J-t, )SO.pounder whb w11 a
'don't lhlnlf !!• eould hive ex· w. won't bay• much depth first team ID·l.,gue aelec:tlcm . •
'pocted _. than " • ' v • atnce we've only got 2t people 1111 ""'°"· • •ilhoWn" ;t· • out ,fer 1be team," Hiatt • Robert Lopes ~.~~UJ) at
• Amir-Navy,-...' aome quail· relates. "We're goiol to lie 'cornerback and Miii 'Ponce
{ ty playan • ~ Kelly 111111ller than nearly evuy (&4, 191 jr.) ti ~ la ~ · Smttll,(111), lli:lcl:lle linebacker t11m ..... fl<f, In o I u d I n I aoolber player to walOll.
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11'1 10Jng to be an Injury·
ridden and ~
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pn>Vlfle Unl~mtty w11b ill
firlt football la! of 'tbe .......
Frid>y al Miulon Vl<jo IDgh
School.
Coach Bill Soycler'a Knilbll
have already loll Ito.pound
fullback David Wllllama wllb
• knee Injury and quarterl>aek
Chip Hackett wllb a sprained
ankle, and RVera1 mervtt
will mlla Ibo game.
Snyder bas L! lettermen off
a team that went &-3 tut .......
' ' W e ' r e inexperitnced,'0 •
Snyder says. "I don't think we
have as good penonnel 11 last
Crippk: Foothill
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fi -·I II bl(-lt lut Y... tbouCI/. and ... don't
have a IOO'pounder oo Ille
teem."
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who will fill In for Ille Injured -· JI'~ does have two good
rUnrtng bacb In Sam Peele
and fbn Bra(J]oy, "but I don't
kmw ii we can help them out
up front," says $ll)'der., .,
year, win anchot the offeaiive
llne at cent.r and linebacl<er
wblle Mlke Lubinltl bas ID>
pressed Snyder at guard. Kat·
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u · CooataJ ..._ rnim .s 1.n • MJ111 "onlh!w! ylclll< "' ~ lo Newport Boocb to San Franclaoo In September
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Lake Havasu Cont.est
To Decide 17 Titles
LAKE HAVA$U CITY, Ariz. con1jm1inc Monday, if all
-Water ak:iers from five races are not completed the
Tbe ,Newport Ocean Sailing states will cluil this weekend first two days. ~ation hi.s xbeduled its 00 Lake Havaiu at the Na-Seventeen national titles will
15th annual Alamitoe Bay Az· tlonal Speedboat and Wat.. be decided, topped by the
IOSY for the weekend of. Sept. men's open and the 30 and Oct. I. Sid Alsoci•tion hotels Its 19?2 women's open.
'!'.be Arg~ Is a papular cham~ps. A wide open battle looms in
OVe,rnight .n.~ In which I h e ThO races wlD iier heljl hj tho A wide open bllle looms· In
OFFSHORE CHAMP
Billy Mlrtl~
Bright Star
Captures
SF Trophy
fleet: 1aib· ~fToqi ~rt to; b\IY ~pposite _Crary-"' ~ the women's Open IJnqOi
Alamllos ~7 wbtre',tliey ... CamJ>l'l!llDC!s, .wting Sailll'-Laurie Pelton, Clarellioiit: WiUiam Pascoe•9( Erlcson-41
gut1ts ol hoag ·Beach for ~ day and SUnda1 •' 9 a.m.1 and DeJ b.bie Lester, Long Beach; Brighi Star fro j, Newport dh1ijer and ~on Sa!urday .,. ,arue Welch, Lakewond ; all Harbo Yacht Club was the nillll ·ilo SUDd>y the" f l·e e·t skiing for Region II (Southern · r . wihne
saJls -Loog Beach to New· Race Entj.-ants California) and Linda Martini corrected time r of the
port. ~ · . • • , , , • ~~· Debibe Ha}"olard: City or San· Fr•+ Trophy
Tbe. tw, nces attained fn. .• i '· t ·~· Ariz., and , Debbie for Cl.as.1 A yacht; sailed out a~ _-larfiy u they were Up F~·, 1971 ~· Scottsdale, .VU ... all of SI. ~ Mt: c I u b ~tslirMd for family t.me, ·rac-• . "I l ., 1 \ skiine for Reg.on Ill_ (Aruona-last week. Burke Sawyer of
JDI. The Del ReJ!lllcbt Chib'bas Nevada),. NHYC was Ibo skipper. S~'time ~er ~~races announced · that ~uests for ~ Three · Californians are The series comifud of three ls~'"'··~ ri.ice .. ln1U8tkmstoparticipatein.tts favored in the men!s -0pen, races Mooday'·Wecklesday atarfl 'Gi!''ii>e ....... Pier and . llCODd l!lftllal·Pul!rtb .Val1M1ll BiJ1Y Watts, La JoU.:,, Danny and Sa~. W~ of about 8~1 . race·.atartt in Ala-race alreadY, ! e % c e e d s Chutchlll, San _BernardPK>. and .25 .mots preVailed each day. ~ BaJ,.and· fin'¥* oft the participants in the 1971 race .. ' Cbuct Stearns, BellfloWer. Second in the !series was
Martin Collect,s
Off shore Title
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Twelve thousand miles of .1 Trophy was Ernie Kander of
· land travel, 720 p.mishlng Costa Mesa who picked up
mn ... of lhrlshtng lhnlugb the J,25; poin\s for fourth place. Pacific Octan and t h e
development of two diUerent Runner-up to Martin was
hfgh-performance race boats Dante Tognoli of Oal<iand wllh
has earned Bill Martin of 1,71t. Bob Magoon of Miami
CI • T ---·•· "J ••-t-Beach was tlilnl with I,845. Ir• Owuaonlp, r• • ., u..::: .,,.
' West COast offshore powerboat Martin made two 6,000-mlle
nctog champlon.Vtip. round trips from Ne w Jersey
1be 29-year-old furniture to Southern California during
store operator earned 2,225 the season. racing first his
pOlnts in four of Pacific Hustler IV and then his
Offshore Powerboat Racing Hustler V. both 3 3 ·foot
AssoclaUon's seven races dur--M a f -D u JD s which have
Ing the 1971·71 season to c¥il~ed the sport's domina·
become the first "non.J.ocal" tion -.by 'Cigarette Hull racing
J'f.Sldent ever to capture the teams.
Casale Trophy . All but two of ~tart.in was Inboard Class V
the events originated in Long (engines of 800 to l,lnl cubic
Beach, headquarters for POP· inches) champion as well as
BRA. overall tiUe winner.
The award will be presented Kander captured Tnboard
Oct. 28 when POPBRA stages Class Ill honors in his 22-(oot
its annual awards-installation Autocoast Marauder.
banqUet at the Century Plaza Maury Fortney of Newport
Hotel in Los Aogeles. Beach was the winner in
Highest Southl,00 scorer In Inboard Class VI with his 3$-
the P'&"uit of . t~e Casale foot Jones tunnel hull .
41 Bid for Fleet Cup
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Forty-one boats ' in five
classes charged the starting
line Saturday and Sunday in
South Shore Sailing Club's One
Dtsign Fleet Championship
Races.
Hamilton Barnard, SSSC. 41
Artificial Flower. Ed Sa'i'·yer .
BYC
RHODES 19 -1 I Conflict.
N~ Pier. · . The race ii ~uled F~b. Thirty-seven ski~-are Theo Stephens' 47-ioot alum-~ bJants· f91: the race JO, 197S. Deadline .for receipt . enter.ed from Washibgton and inum sloop Lightning from mi/it' !!o ~rked bel\J'• of •ppjicaliOOs ,ls OCI. 31. Oregon, · headed by Steve the host club. Tlird was Im--~. , f!'ldaY~~JlL %1._Jnt.res\i•LY~-Biiim1 'Jn· the men•s·opm:---Pi'Oliilire;-i\'13-iciOlsloop a.:-~. S~O·U Id be .malled to contact DeJ RtY> Yacht Club, Beauty queen T r a c y sigoed by Gary Mull.'."
The fleet sailed four raees in
seven to 12 knots of wind and
flat seas under a warm
·Septf;~r sun:-·Fourties were
resolved ,by elapsed times and
one tie by the flip-of-a-coin.
RESULTSo
Roy Wiegand, SSSC. 2 )
Impulsive, Bill Stern. BVC. 3)
Speed D Men, Steve Fuller,
SSSC, 4) Curious. Fred
Straugh, BCYC.
-€Atr29-l) Tex Maru, Barry
Mason , BYC, 2) Gordo. Da vid
Price, BCYC, 3) Ral~h \Vin·
trode, NCA, 4) Spindrift, Jin1
Landreth, NCA.
PfeitOn Zlllgitt, race chah-13900 PaJ#wan; Way, Manna Whitney of Las Vegas, the The w e{e t ·ot=coinpetltion
mail:, .1200 Sandcutle Drive, del ReJ", I0291: Telephone current "Miss Nevada" is allio .featured a Dtw Riiea for
C<lula dtl·Mar. (213) -· competing In the ,16-20' girls I he Ricbar~ Rljeem Trophy
.~ clasa, but faces a rough go for Class B '8lld '.~er boatll.
• , against Laurie Haberfield, 'nle wiqner in UP series wu
.I Nearly E''ery;..,.i,,,' e Wetlchester, Calit, and Paula Jilli Clute's ErlcsoiH9 Ctii·
_ Y Up and Nancy Mlrtlni .of Upland, quita tfom St. FYC.' Runner-
'!-Calif. up was the Cal-39 P,eregrina,
List, ens to· Lan' d. ~· rs Skiers will race twice In skippered by William Haag, St.
!3Cb, _class, with composite FYC. and third was Dick
timing determining the will-Fon's Morgan-II Lucky Puff
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Dave Turner, SBYC, 2 I
Karim, Jim Nugent , SSSC, 3)
Mal de Mer, Leon Shordon,
SSSC, 4) Only Child, Ed
Laube, SSSC.
THISTLES -t) Lively
Lady, John Brown, CBYC, 2)
Wild Wind, Will Templeton,
BCYC, 3) 'Bout Time .
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Jeff Farwell, NHYC, 3 l
Charisma, Scott Mason, BCYC.
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• MD IN TM• IU,lltO• C'OUttT OtJ ~I 1111 Tttl IUPl&IOI: C...,. .,_
... TM8 SUf'lltOl t(K,llT Ofl ntl ITATI OP: CALli-olNIA IN AND THI STA.Tl Ofl" CAU ... MIA W n•Tm °" CALl•01:•1• ... AlllD 110& THI COUWT'I' 011 QIU.NGI AND FOi Tita COUllTY .. ....... P-o& TMI COUJfTY Oil' o..uttll WO,, .t.41161 WO.. A4nQ
... A""'1 fllOTICI Of NIAaUll 0, 'fTITIO~ NOTICI OP Na.t.atn W ppn ... Avoid T1~ouble-
NOflCI ~ Nalllllll OF rnlfl4;Nll FC'R Dlll:~TUtO CONVl'l'.ul!".I 01 ,01 Olll...,.lflll COflfVl'fllll(a OI' ..om OlllCTINO, COMVITAllCI Of" a..i. PIM'llTY '°'""° ON COH· I CAL PIW~ _.. Of11 ~ llAL l'IOf'llTY SOLO OM CO"· TllACT OY Ol.CIOlltrr TaACT IY DICIM'"
Make Out a Will TU.cT rt OKIOlllff IN THI *"'" ()1111 THI llTATE IN nte MATTI.I Of' THI: m•Te IN fHE MATil!"lt Of THI" llTATI OP OltACE M. DAY. Ott.ehfd. OF Glil•CE .0.\. DAY,~
Of' GRACE M. OAY, o.t.....i. NOTICE 15 HEltEl'I' GIVEN ltwl! IM NOTICE IS Hl!lt!IY OIYQI _, ..
NOTICE IS HEIEllY OIVfN INll t1riot pttl!lefl ol DI-Joyce Oreog, ·~ ••· Pthlk:fl 111 OI•,.. Joyce Gr-. M ._. pe:tttlon 9' Dl•NI J~ Gr-n. .. t it-Klth'I• ot flll fl1111 ot O•Mt M, 01y t<utrhi 111 IN n'9.Ni 111 Or.ct ~ Orf•
tcVfrlx ., 1111 nl•te ot Grea M. o..,, McMNd. fol' •11 '"*' 1\lt!lorlll,. ....:1 aec:e1!Ad, ..,. •fl D!"4w .. ,,..,... anllll
O.C..Md tor .n or...-•11fhorltl"1 lflll dln<tl"41 ,,,. t.llttvt•I• ol '"' tllllt el dlrecllng the ul'Wtf'lx ., tflt ..... "'
By SYLVIA PORTER
Ralph and Joan Brown have
been marrled for 2$ years.
They have no chitcireh and
their closest relative is a niece
of Ralph's whom they haven't
seen since their wedding dey
.. est t I lhi Incl··" dl ..... no' "'' '"tcvl•I~ tf IM "'''-OI GrKt M . o~. 0-.lld. IO (Qtlvty I/If Grea M. O.y, dKNMd, ,. """""" ,.. i..u e I 6 n S CISe 11Ue5 Orea M. Oiy, llK'Mil'd, to ~'HY ft1t property ""'l""ltel' d<nt•ltl«I la Loul1 p~ ittnlMft• dlMrillM ... ~
I .-. boo fu lshL"lf• ropet1y 11tr1l"'ltt.r dHCr1tlM IO ltokrt A, #Mrl,,I 111 compll•"Ct wtlll I/It 1errn1 ol F. ~rtiolm ll'ld Ndlulll a. SMMrtlllf"' I• On J Ul<l:I se, rn U'6" ~Ol. !II torl'lpti~ Wllll lilt !lrl'l\fl ot 1lle 1lle t0tnmenl ol Nit Ind pur cM•e tomPll•l'lt9 wlltt 1ftt ..,.,,. ., fflt W•
and J •a lo ti aJ1 t of I Md ciwl Ill~ tl'!Jtrtd IMO ll'f -.oent 11'1 ,.,_, llltl!.,..., ...,..., of NII •l'ICI pvtt~ 911 .... ~ .., car. oan u ma c Y ~1e.o.ri":' ~ ,.., 1:z;1me "•• Mllw •• 1111.r. tit• _.. .-. fOI' M1.-1,.,, 111 dtcedetit 1" "-• 111t11me ... ...,,..., Mt
geta $10,000 and haU the rest, lltt ~ Ml for llH•i"411 111 o.s'-tlMl'lf j 0.S..rtmevl l of flll 1t10Y1 tt1lltltd court b11t1 .. , t« llH•IM lit 01;1 ._.,, a ""
or roughly another s:z 500 ot 111e •bovw .,,1111tc1 c-1 °" 1111 tlfl 01., "' 1111 '111 u., °' Ocr00tr, 1"1 •1 9:00 111t •biwt "''ltlld coyrt 911 • •.., flll ' ' of OcJobl<'. ltrJ 11 t ·oo •""· i .m. O<toblr. "n 11 •~• •.m. However, the niece Is s till en-""' ,..1 ~ 1o ·bl <a'IYW'ftd " TM '"1 proper"': to bl con.....,ld 11 The •••• ~,,., to .. .......,.. •
titled
"'
"h " 12 5(IO difKrlllold Q folkWilt cltl<rlbld •I followt. Clltterlbfd 11 f'Clllo.n: er ' • Tiit _........, \lo ot tM lllorth-1 "' Tr.ct ''"· Lot 14', APOI• V1ll1y, Trl(f ,,.., \.Gt ,,., """' V.n.¥.
el fMI Soutt'IWMI \II, S.:11111'1 ts. .-<«0. of S.n l1rn1rC1 lno COIJl'lly, l"l!COnb of Siii '",,•fdlflO ec.Nll'f• 11IE CLICHE in legal clrclts T--.111111 15 NOl"l!I, R1nv-IS E11t Ml. Ol!td Stp•tmbtr n. !'12 O•ltd S.pftlTlblr It, ltn.
.,Buick's New Lines and have al·
ways di&-
llked Their
house (worth
112,000) and
car (11,000)
ls that "where there's a wlU, Ol•blo 1 a. M no Ac. L••"" COU11tyl. w. e:. s1 JOHN, w. e:. s1 JD+'!N • The E•1I ~ ot tM $0ull\lt11I \lo of Ille r co•nty Cll!!li.; CO\lf!IV Clffll
the.re are relatives," but N~I \4 of flll Sou"""•' "' S.C· TOMLINSON & STl!IN,,.AN TOMLI NSON & ST(INMA"
tlon "· Town1hlp 1' NOi"•~. ·~ u nJ w, Cll<•rl Sl~I-Siil•~ '°"' nJ w. COtlrt Slrwt, S111!1 ... ..
, The Century Luxus line, represented here by the 'colonnade hardtop sedan ,
, 1eatuns a number of new body and chassis features. Roof pillara are com·
blned with frameless door glass to produce this roof style. In the new arrange-
ment ot•wlndows, there are three side windows tor better visability.
where there's no will at all, E•i• Mt. Oliblo 1 a. M ts Ac L.-S•n 11n111n1!110, c1111tn111 tuo1 sin •• ..,,.,c11 ... C•Ufor'lllt t14t1
there are even more. A county rno •r4·tu1 11u1 144-"'' Aho •. tM Wttl Yi of Ille Soutt!M•I \lo All or•Y• for E •«utrll Allor .. ,. '°" ··~vlrt•
person's death can all too 0, 111e Nort11-.r v. of tile Sout11we1• "' Purtll•""d o·~,,.,.. '""'' 011111 p;101 Puto111119d 0r11-c.a.11 Deny '"""·
easily become the opening o1 Stet. 2s TOW!\11\lp u R~ ,, Et11 S.Cltmtwr t•, :io. 26. 1•11 1u...n Sepltmblr ''· •· ,., 1tn UDn
M!. Olt WO I &. M 15 Ac La»tn COUii--a r e i n shot in an all-O.Jt family fight tvl.
R a I p b' s over his or her possessions. oi11d s.,ttrt1t11• u. 1t71. PUBLIC NOTICE PUB!JC NOTICE
Th w. e. ST JOHN, NtlTl,.I[ TO rlt'"01TOlt~ • *ti name. ey CounUess m i 11i0 n s of CD'Jllly Cl••-SUPl"lllOlt COUltT 01" THE IN TNI IU .. IR•OR (OUltT Of' Tit• .. ' Oregon 4, nti-tou,rist
can get 12.· families have been torn apart TOMLINSOtt & STllNM&N ST•TE OF ('•Ll'"tlllflll ... FOllil STATf 01' CALll"OllNIA ... AMD POil nJ W. Ceurt 11...,1, IWllt _. IO IXXI for i>leir l'Ol:T•• and ca u a e d immeasurable S•• ..,,..n11111, C•U'-.. ru11 THI co~~."!.~~ORANo• THI c°':.~~..°Jooa••
I I T Pam. and expe"-because ... i 7u) ........ , E•!•le of Vllli!GIN! ... MAE MtLLEll NOTICI o~ MU.RIM• Of' _Pl'TfTIClllll urn ture. heir only otb-,...,., Ul AltorlllYI .... •••vlrtl 0.-rr••t'(l FOR CllRICTllfO CO..V•TAMCI 01' t income producer neglected to PYblllllld Or•l'lll• Coeil OtllY Piiot, NOTICE ts HEREllV GIVEN to tne llEAL .. ll~IRTY IOLD Olf C<*· ' er asset S a $15,000 policy write a will. Every day in StP1trt1btr It, :io, 21. "12 1~·1' crr<:mn•• 01 n1e •t-ove n""'ed 11ec.cift1t TRACT 1Y OICIOINT
on Ralph's life payable to hi. 111111 Ill l>",.I......, ll•~lnQ cl1lrt11 M!.1)1'1$1 Ille IN THE MATTER OF THI! ISTATE
• l.3 every city, newspapers print PUBLIC NOTICE •~Id d~nt .,. r..:iut •ed to 1111 11w .... OF <'llilACE M. DAY, 011:..,11e1.
estate, ffe has 00 Will and sees d 'd t · f b' k ' nd w!tll lilt n11:111 .. ry vcll(htr1, In !"9 offlce NOTICE IS HIEREIY GIVEN thet fn. sor I S or1es 0 IC er1ng a 1 1"'4 01 111" c!er-01 11w 11t>0ve en!ltted court, or ptUtlon of 011111 Joyce G•ttHI• 11. ,,.. Move1nent Backfires? Finance
Briefs /PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -
There's a tongue-in-cheek
organlutlon called T h e
Oregon SeparaU1ts that wants
to ~ Oregon a eoverelgn
naUon and, among other
tJttugs. require that Income
loorllta1be dlP!'ed in livestock
dl!lnf""'ant. '
'1?he James G. Blaine
~lety, whose mission l.B bad-
niouthlng Oregon to outo(lf-
ltlters, 30WXis like a chamber
of commerce ned to the
Separatists, who a d v o c a t e
poltillg signs In air, bus and
rllll terminals thr .. tenln1 to
shoot every third touriJt.
mE OUTLANDISH
--1C11em...-orthrBtdnm and·
Separatittt to "Keep Oregon
for Ore.1onians" wm'e llwars
dl1111lued with a chuckle, un-
til "
'.',lt wu revealed this put
INllUl\el' that the state of
()rogon ls spending 141,000 on e lndopeodent 1ludy to
df!irmlne whether lot!rllts iii!n•t, In fact, b""'1ple Oltgon
If. they keep coming In pro-
jected numbers.
~Gov. Tom McCall, whole
lnotto had been, "Vl!lt us, but
ft:ir God'• Akt, don't llay.''
stld lie' may have to change
fliit-<!ependlng on the 'rei1illl
ef ~he study-to simply', "Keep
.at!" The Oregon .~ !J>
dtlltry, with few exCeptlons, is
dellghlad with all tbls fol-<le
~ 't •••
.. ,Hotel. motel and restaurant
~wners say business has never ,
l>fon hette<. They &ay out-Of·
1t~ters are flocking here ln
unprecedented numbers, many
of .them &aylng they wouldn't
hive come but, "We were
tfraid We'd mlu something.''
TALKS WITB tourists in-
41J1try spokesmen, in fact,
talae the poulblllty t h •
Blalnert and Separatists are
treCretlY employed by the !J>
diutry u promoters. The !J>
4ullry people laughlngJy deny
tbil, but a tone of UD!poken
gratitude permeates their con-nraatlon.
·• .. We could aell 500 more
tboms lf we had them," say1
RC)' SdteU, owoei of the
Alllay motel In Albany, whose
"No Vacancy" sign is rareJy
tllllJghted.
'Schell saya a Jot of tourists
nleke sarcutlc remark& about
Uie antflourlst attitude, but
they keep dnnlng.
"The governor'• statementa
Uznake people wonder what we
hive here that'• so eood,"
_,. CUrt Joluoon, iiuu;.cer
Of,.the SWdil Wing Mottl and
Btstallt'lll~ 'jull off In-ale
&,'Ill Ali..nJI .. "II•'• p .. blY ~ng brlfc •em tn:"
•~-DON MAION, manaaer of
Ille Eugene area Chamber ol
O:ll'Nnerct. 11)'1 M c C a l I 1 I
l!Ot-• ..,m to be havtng
tbl ~~Uve Pl)'Chology1' ef·
l4iol ol diaw!Jti tourlsta rather fJl!n.. -Ing lltem away.
• 9tlll, lo!Utln regards the
illatenents u tn;uponalble
ail w~ the governor would knock It Oii. ' .
., Jn -· wh«e the toul'lam f!jctullry II '"""1d largest only
•t11 .... . ' \ ;:Coast ·F~
tite8.'.{ligllli . ) ;{:Q. Reven es
r ' ' ~=~~t~ llidlol'lll, lllc. for~
........ olit'12 .'ltroW ~pefltd today by Jobo , llnn~aa.:: ~ \ -ff<& .,. Ult ~
MN. (!!! on tOal .,."" ., ~.m.wr . .om. =wttk ft ,oto;m on
al fll~ for Illa
Taial ;.'I ..... ..:'!i-to 1 ... -..... ., ~II, IP ..,....,. •s-a1 111o eo11 a1an.
(
to lumber, Chamber of Com-
merce manaser Peggy s8wyer
says the past awnmer was at
least as good as 1971, and 1971
was "the best ever .'i
"We get some comments
from Californians abOut lhe
antltourist attitude, • b.u t
they're all hf good htimof,"
she sald.
DO re&SOn to make 0De, financial Confusion With j n IN TH! SUPEltlO"-COURT OF Ttla lo prewn! Them, wl!h mt tiece,sarv Kutrl K of !ht ttl•lt ol Gr.ct M. 01y,
Whe Ralph families because the chief STATE o" CALIFORNIA IN ANO v~ucher1. ID th~ unct~rslgnl'd II 1790 dK•a•td, tor 11'1 ordt,. 1Ulllotl•11'1f •lld n dies, Joan WilJ "OR THf COUNTY 01' OllANGI! Harbor Bl\/d .. Suitt XII, CQ1!t ~u. dlrtt1111'.11 !ht 1xe<:utr!x ol l!lt .. ,.,. of
lb "A .. -wage-eamer delayed too Joni; NO A-47fn r 11111. "16?6. wnith 11 111e ptact of r1111111r.>• G••c• .-.... Oty. 0tc1a..o. 10 convey tN get e 111JU.11e and furnishings, II NOTI CI! 0,. Hl.i.lllNO 0,. ,.ITITION 01 1ne under11ontoC1 ln •II mattt,, 1Mr· P•-rly 11tre1n1tt ... ~rltll'd to 01vtd the nd bout K OOO in making a Wi · POR Dlll•CTINO CONVITANCI O" Talnlnq IQ the el!•!t of 111ld dffld.iit, Stuncltr1 •rid l lrdl1 S•ul\d•"• Ill com-• Raisin l'ote car a a .... . Most people will take just llEAL PROl"lllTY SOLO ON CON· wltllln tour mal'llh• t!ttr "'' llrtl publlca· pll1nc1 wlltl !ht ltrms ol I/If tO•ff"'*'11 'ftle detested ' ill TllACT SY OIC IDINT 11"n til !Ms notl~t. of ult Ind putclltM -"flrtd 1nto b't SAN F RAN c IS C 0 ruece W get about any advice on how to '" THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE oa1t11 Sep1. 11, Hn d«~rnt 111 htr 11ie11mt. •• Mite,., M•
C Ill -1-close to $10 000 nd th • lih b t OF GRACE M. OAY, Dtct•Nd. Rober! A. E•s!m11t1 Oftl'I .. I tor hMr lnp I,, ~rlmt"l l ol a 01W1:1'I raisin productrl ' • expa eir wea . -. u NOT ICE rs HEREIY GIVEN 11111 !!Ir Aclrnlnl1tr1I01" of lhe n t1tt lht •bOOft 1<1HlllCI coun Oii ""'111 d•Y ot
have voted to amend the these same people will fail Ut· 1111111°" of 01,,,. Jcrrc• Gr~. ,, '"' ot 1he •D<>V11 n•m1<1 11«ed1t1t OCfobtr, 1m •I t :oo •·"'· WHY? BECAUSE the Jaw of t I t I th t e<:Ulrl• of "" .. ,.,, of Gr•c• M O•Y ltllb9rl A. 1!11lm•n TM rHI prOOH'fV to M cenwyld II federal marketing order which er Y o exp ore e mos decetlld tor •n erdtr aut11oti11,,'.g .nd ino K••bo<' a1vr:1. · w111 >01 Ottcrlbld .. to11ows:
regulates the handJina of their the state where they live says economical ways of passing on dlrecll"'iJ, 11w 1xtcutr1x of 11w t1111t gt COii• M•1•· CA. nau Lot to. Trtct ws 1• ~n on -~ ' th · h · Gr.ct M O•'f cllCNMd 10 Clll'l~ty mt T1l1pho,,t; HUI ~ recCN"Cb of Stfl ll1t111rdlt10 COl.lflty, crop, the U.S. A&rlculture lhat, in the absence or a will, e1r assel& to t eir SllrVIVOMI. property t...1,,.'" ... dlscrl~ lo JOltph A. AllO<MY lot Ill .. ro ""' Oiied 5'91tmbf!r 11, ltn. Df! lzn t h ed W DllPr•w •rid L~ E Oupriw In com-Publl 11\eod Orangt Cnoil Dally Piiot. W. E. 11 JOHN, "IT u .. N'T really had· any par en as announc · the spouse of a pefson who YOUR WILL may be the p1iinc1 wit!! 1111 i.rm• ~ ,.,. •G•"fMI'+, s...,11mM• :io. 21 •Ml oc10Mr 4. 11. couN'TY CLElll( ~ The amendment permits d' . of ult tnd purchlM t11lerlCI ln!o toy 1912 UIG-n TOMLINSON • ST•IMMA"
effect here. The season at Sun regulation of grapes dried on 1es w l thou t descendants m ost important single docu· de<edenl 1t1 lltf 11,.11"", 1, .eiier. h•• m w. c_, ''""· 111111 "°'
River was fantastic. It was (children, arandchildren, etc.) ment you will sign in your bHn Nt tor ""'"l'IO 1n ~p1r•mr11• 3 01 PUBLIC NOTICE s111 ..,...,._ c•Hftnlll ru.1 the vine; fakes a number of o• lifetime llM 1bovt 1t1lllltcl coun on '"' 6111 day ot l~~ •~•
tremenck>us at the Inn of the changes in reserve pool opera-shares the estate w ith any • Octobt•· 19n 11 t !OO •.m. FICT1T1ou1 su11••51 Plltlltll'lld Or•not coed Diltot ~11~-
Seve.ntb M®'tain. Many of lions; authorizes a weight-brother, sister, nephew or PUBLIC NOTICE o.T~~1::.S•1.,0::i'o:1:: to .,. CO'lvt'(ed " 1111 folto:f,:'_!~~~:!:~g bl.rslneu kPttmllW lt, xi. i6. mi ,..,.n
the motels are already booke4 dockaRe system for tftcomlng n iece of the deceased. Thus, t'n L~ts u1 •!Id 1•. Tract Jt66. AP!ll• 11: PUB!JC NOTICE
b ki lo -·-•· I ' l'ICTITIOUS SUSINl!IS \11lt•Y• rtconlt OI SI" ll1rl\llrdlno COVl'I· CALIFORNIA EQUESTRIAN CON·
up ya ers r .1.u.41.~g vmg Iota of lnmature raisins' this example, Joan gets lllAM I STATEMENT fv. SULTANTS. 16434 H•rbOr, S1t1I• AM, ------------
and Christmas." allows: changes in the number 110,000 and half tile ,.. TM 1o11ow1"" 111rlOll 11 oo11111 blnt11111 D•ltd Stpi.mbtr 11, 1tn, ct111. f271M 10 -• , .. ,.·, .. -c-•1T .. -• -· H lid In ••! In u ; W, E. SI JOHN, Rlchtrd Artllur l•pl", CIOt "•" '" -'" .l.ltt: 0 ay n JDOK of dehydrator members on the malnder. FRANKLIN CLAY FILMS. 4121 COUl'lty Cl••-Nl'Wt!Ort No. "'°'· Ntwport luc!I, C.111. ITATI Dll CAr..tllOll:NIA IM AHD POil ~u...aold..oul-advisoPV -boa.id an d--ad •1•rly ....f.llCt ~ ..... ch TOMLINSON & ITllNMAN "~~ TN• COUNTY°' oa.ue• . •:r---"---Now;-says--ut!-ite:.RatCh a riortil• 92660' ·-• 'nrw. cwrr ''""'' s1111.-.t -Th!i' DuslnHTli M1""1 c!lrldVCtfd .,,.~, -· ' Mo. IWJXL..-~==~-every day this summer. minlstratlve committee and lnstit·•· 1 Am . . Frtc1 .. 1ck c. H•r•lllwlrftr, 2159 s111 s-1rc11111, c111t1t.11 n401 lndl•lcll·~1. NOTtcl °' NIARINe oP PmTfT'KliH In Pendleton Where the na permita exemption from cer ul'C o er1ca in an s..~1111 Pl.ct c11111 M!!U c111wn1 t 11u1 """"'' Rl(ll••d ..,, Lap111 l'OR DtRl!CTtNo c0Nv•TA111c1 o~ ' --analysis of "What You'll ~ • ' All_.,. !..-•x«•lr1• Tiii\ tlAlem,nl flied wltll m1 Coutily ••AL PROPlltTY SOLD ON C'OM-
tlonally famed pend Let 0 n tain grade requirements O[ Le ehi " Tiii• bull"tH II IMlno COll<lucttd by in Putolllhld Or111111 Catt D•llV Piiot, Cler~ 01 O•~nnt cc..r,,!v Clll' Stotert1blr l~, TRACT IY Dl!CIOINT Round-Up Was held recently raisins 'or specialty packs and ave B nd, suppose Ralph llldlvldu11. $ttl1ernbl• lf, 111, 26, 1911 ••1S·1l 191<. WILLl,l,M E. $1 JOHN, COUNTY IN THI MATTI• OF THE l!STATl!f
th.re W
·-•1 a hotel •r motel ,. names his wife beneficiary of Frtdtrtcll c. H1r1hbar"11•r CLEllK. sv l•vt,.l'f J, M•ddO•. Depvtv. OF GlllACI! M. DAV, Dtc:ftMd. ... ...... • u raisin paste n11 1111'"''"' 111tc1 w1m 1111 c-!v PUBUC NOTICE iJ1l>04 NOT1c1 1s HEllEIY 01vE• tlllt
l'OOm,,t•.'-,hid. , not u-·.:. .• -1 ' his insurance policy. Then the Cl1rk of 0.-•no• County 'I)" AUQUU 29, Publl1Md Or•t1111 Crit11 Dtlly Piiot, Otfl!IOl'I of Dl•t11 JoyCI Or .. , U tx-
-, "' u~ • p-...lco proceeds of the policy WW go ttn. 11'1' lttty J. l•ro1ttn. Otputy Counl'f 1 ttMI s""'•rnblr 20, 11. trod OC!obtr '· 11. tc\Mh1 tf thl nt1tt of OrHll M. Dty, for the ~-lJp, but OWDel"B _...,,... (l1rk. lit THI! SUf'lllOll COUJtT 01' THI ltn 2'"-n d«ffMll. tor Ml orlllr Wlhol'llltll aM
say Ibey "ve no complam· •· LOS , ANGELES _ Pe-ico directly to Joan. The value of ,. 1,... STAT• 0,. CALll"ORNIA IN AND otrKll"f.""' ••~lllrlx "' rn. "'"".,." lWI wi t">'-PubltlMd Or•rl9ft Coe1t 01Uy Piia!. fOa Ttta COUNTY 01" OllANGI PUBLIC NOTICE Gr.c:. ... "t.; Ot'f, dfcffltd, ta CO!IYW
aboUt the seaso., in general. Inc. plans to add to its seven-PVBlJC NOTICE Auuu1t '°• •rid s1p11mw '· ii. 20, No. A-67711 Pl'OMl1Y'hlnlfllftW ~lllM te ,._
trln f In -• I 1•n m.s.n NOTICI °" H•a•1•a OI" .. 1T1T10N ---F1r:TtTIO'" ,.,..,.,.,.~s E. lll"llttlt lftd hnllc• M. »mite M -Crater Lake 'Lodge waS sold year s g 0 Cte8lR:U pro . 'OJl DIRICTINI CONVIYANCI 01" NAM• !TATIEMENT pUll'ICI ... 1111 """' ..... ..,.._,
.. t all mm .. its this year with an e~""' NOT1c1 INVITllltO a1os PUBLIC NOTICE •••· ,.110,1RTY soLo ON coN· T1'I! 1o11ow11111 pc1"10M •r• dol.,.. of .... w pun:ll•M ~ "'" .., U SU e.,. .. ~.,...,,,. Nofkt b fief.Or glv111 tt11t tM lotnt·ot .. touslll~•• ,,., ~ 11'1 Mr 11'-!lmt, P .. ..,, tltl
Tlmberline Lodge Mt_ Hood to percent increase in per· TrvstMs of"" CO.t~llfllty ColleQt ,.ICTITIOUI IUSINIESS lNRATCJE'!v.°T~~~o~~T THE ESTATE ORNATE 1110~ VI LLA, 36tJ McFtd· MM ... fir htt•1 ... Ill O.parf!Mnf a.,
bad 10 ' . . !hare earnings O(tf!'ld of OranQt c 'Clltjomlt, will NAMI STATIMINT OF CHl:ACE M OAY 0tc1111d dtn 5~1'11A "'"A t771!1 1111 .... "'"tttd <Wl1 Ol'I ,.. •111 Illy "
a percent m<:rease m Andr ll E p' I ttC~V'I _ ... tlhh to 11100 t .m . Thi followlllg Oll'IOll lt dO/llg tlUlllllfl NOTICE IS HEREiY GIVEN !Mt tilt H;r•Y F. Wlllb ... •on, 11Tl't U.Jlosa ~. ltn •1 f!OO ··"'· h bUS!DeSS. 3 • earson, pre8 • W9Clnesdty, $tpttmbtr 71, ltn, •I ttle •t: pe!l!lott of 0 111\lt Joya Gregg, It t~· l.1M. FtiYntaln V~llev. C1. Tiit ..... pr~ to M CCIII"""'"
dent Of the diversified fU'tn ~:T =·..:.:.:·A= OJ~~~:: CERAMIC F 0 II M GRINOING .cvl•l.ll of ttw nt1t1 of Grau M. O•Y• H~rN H Arnb<'• '803 Lorllo A-tt .. ~~,;: ~=-..... r.c.otft Of 5"
VICTOR FRYER, travel in-
formation offi<:er for the
Oregon HighWay CommiMlon,·
confirms °"ithout apology that
camping In Oregon 13 alao
booming.
Lawrence C. Eisele, Jr. 'or
Huntington Beach has been
appointed manager of Union
Bank'• Long Beach downtown
office, He joined the bank' In
1989 and was promoted to
asslstant vice pre:aideot in
1970.
He 11 completing r~
.qutrements for an M B A
degree at C&.lifomia State
University a.t LA:lng Beach.
* Philco. Ford: Corporation's •
Aeronutronics Division has
named Robert H. Br••
denburg as
plant mana·
ger.
The Santa
Ana lisldent
previou s I y
Wit a pro-
gram manu-
fact u ring
mana~er ana haJ held a lltANOINIUR8
number of management posi·
Uons in manufacturln~ since
joining the divlston In !~.
He waa •' guided rnin:ile
malntenanCe: offlCE"r In the
Anny fi>r ten years prior to
hla job at Aeronutronie-.
* J1111t1 D. Sllort has bctn
promoted to mana,1ter of na.
tlollll distributor sal11 for ITT
Cauoa Electric. '
Short, of Huntington Beach ,
will be, In charge of the
d!atrlbutor marketing pro-
gram at· tbe Santa Ana
divlllar," ·o f International
~="d ,Tel•.rraph '' * ., Mlaaloa Viejo E'n 1 I n e e r
K•hjo D~h&J beollnam·
ed "'1lnr 1ppllcadona·ea11Deer
for tilt llflWPOtt' BeaCl>liued
llrm of llio*'Pow« .......
t.ch, forfnerly sen I o r
l)'IWN enC)neer lor Rohr
lndilltdel, Inc:., bolds d-
from Rllnols Institute ol
Ttclmology and Marquette
UnlversUy.
JJa' Voll, t.. bu ap.
~ Wllllam .j: .. ~ ol
Artodta as vice llft$ldel,
dlncttr al ln!IUa\rlal relatlona
at tbe pj111t'1 Sin~ Ana of.
flee.
· Isle .. Jol!ted Volt In tm
llrdttofperaonnel. lie
111ean ol aperlenct In
the Industrial rtlatlonl Dekle
said. "-e impro·-ment '"•'t MIN ( llfomlt. .. -1 h It 'Id •• I EllV1CE, 2211 So Gr.rid, 5•1'11• An•, dldlaNd, for tn .... •llll'IOl'l11"411 lllCI Co1l1 Mtu, C1 ,,~,, ._ _ __,, c " Ill • ., I ' • • -, c "" .. I C•lllomlt, dlrecllno llM utcVl•lll of Ille "'''' of T~I' hu•lMll 11 Ml"9 conct1Jd9CI toy • -...-vtllO tit.m • ezc•l1.k.. or newsworthy"' will M PVtlllcly OOtt'led •!Id •Md tor: R11p11 Rul1 Jr .. 1m1 1uc11 11¥<1., N1. 0 M Oty Otctllld 1o cC111vwy lM Pt1r1rtttr•~•o ci.ti111 lepttfl\W u, ltn. ¥111,f; . COlOfl TELl!VISION, LARGE SCREEN 6F, Gt ..... GrO'YW, C•tllort111 fKI 'tt.r11~tttr Ottc~lblCI la JohMy Hl'"'V M A"'btr W. E. SI JOHM,
because an average nine per-VIDEO l"ROJECTOll ANO ASSOCIATEO Thl1 Mlntn 11 being condllC'ttd lrt In ~I Ind O.ll• • VIMl\ltl I,, com· Tiii' ,1.!tm1,,1 111"'1 w1m llM (Cll;tl'llV C.'Y °""
cent profit has been realized l~l, .. MENT• ' llldlwldult I" Ruiz J pllt.:1 WITll 111'1 1.,rt11' ol llM .Orettmtl'll f"t~rl: ti! OrlnQt C"Ul'lly II" Sep!. U, ltn. T'Ofllll.111 •''!!!'.'! •• tTll--r:.. , ""' 1 -,. ·::,, •CCOl"fl,_ wtttl 1 r. ' of I Mii llU(ChlM .nltl"'td 11110 toy WILi IAM E SI JOH N, COUNT'f • -· ...... .... in ih8 first 8eVen years.of the 1111 ll'lllructlw • COl'ldlttOM Mid Tlt!I tl1tlfrleflt 111ed wllll tM County dee~!. ln fief llltl(mtt, 11 ttlltr, 11111 CLEAK, lly eiverlJ J, MldclO>c, Ofl'l••tv llfl .... W ... ~ -"~t'og." ·IPf<:lflc9tlON W'hlch • rtOW Oii tilt tlld Cllrtl ol Orl"'iJI Couroty Oft AUUVJI 29. I tor llHrl 111 0.,.1'11\"11111 3 of l'1'J07 UM) .....
;::11.r m.., M tta1rtd '" tM offlct OI tM 1m. ly ''"" J. ••ro•'"'· ~puty COUl'llY ::"' i:!!. "11111..:I ~fl Oft TIM •ttt •• ., of .. utoll•llld OrlnQI COIJI 0111\y !"!lot. A""9lrt... .......... .... Purdllt1f"411 Atllll of Hid school dltlr1d. Cltrll. ()(t!.. im 11 9,00 1 m $et!f9mtllt 20, 27, MO octolw -C. 11 , """'MtM Of .... GiMI Dlli•r l'lllt,
having worked with
non and Electronic
Compaoy.
*
l!edl blddlf' ™"' 111t1m11 Wllti ht• 1:t1e1 1 ,.~., ·-0 c , 0 ,.• ,'"",,. Tha r,:.,1 .,..rty j0 ·bl CllllvtYtd h 1m JWl-n SlpMl1W 1!• •Mt 1m • , MJ1"2 eMflllt"'t d'ttc:k Cll'llfled cflkk. or bid um•·-••"G• oe1 1 ., • ( . dtr'• bolld m.d, IMIYtt>lt to tht order oi Augwt :JO, and S..Ottrnblr •· ll, 20. NtcrlblCI •• fol19W1! d _. ",, _,.u· C ~I'm! • PUBIJC N01J.cB"l tM C0111t C:ommllfll ... Cofl-Olllrlct 1•12 22f2·12 Lat lfO, Tr1ct SfU, rllt# ' ..-\JP "'11J.'-'tlo , .. • '9M '' ler111rdlM C-ly. . ·"' ·rn.,"' of Trwt-~1" •rn-t not In• PUBUC NOTICE o•ttd StP!tmbtr 12, 1tn. ~1CT1T1ou1 •US•NESI ••u ' •11 llve Ptff:tl'tl { ) of lt\1 sum bid •t w E St JOHN NAMI! STAT.MINT IN-trMll 14Wli.IDR COU•T 0, TNI I tv•rtntoe ftttl llM blcldtr wlll 9!1M ltito C~,,ly C11rk" ' TM loltowlno perions ire doing STATI 01" CALIFOlltNIA IN AMD ltll ~ COl'ltntct If the iamt II flCTITIOU! SUllNl!11 TOM'•MSON & STllNMAN •Ol THI COUUTY 01" OllANG• tWM'dld 10 him. l11111t tvt~I of ftllure to NA.0.11! ITATl:MENT ,.., w" c-·• ...... 1·•-... llusln,.., "" I ~... "'"' • ..,,. IOEAS, 105~ l• Mlr1d1, l.MllMO NO. A-677'7 11'11., nlo IUCtl to!ltritd, tllt procnclt of Tht lollowltt0 pen.on 11 Oping Dutl11111 St it"'li111nt. Clllf0!'11I• no111t ·~~ell, Cl. t76JI NOTIC• 01" MIA•IMe 0,. PITITl09'
1111 c'*;k Wiii bl fotftfltd, 0( r,, llM CIM .. : n) -· L M• ... • ...... ,,, •• CONY•TaNCI O' of • bofld, "" tuH llUm lhtflof Wiii be ........ ,,. '""· ••• , W•••m1,.-. •('~. -·-·· l•nd•a A. l(ftUllQl'I. 10SS • r • ..... ,. -,.. ""'"'"' ... " Ll~Ynl •••ch, ca. \1'26S'l . •llllL l'ROPl!llTY SOLO ON co• fwffllld to Mld ld;>OCll district. lllvd., Wnlmlt11ler f26.C6. Publldlold Ot•not Crit1I Dilly PUol, Kt rwillh J. KnutlOll. 10SS l• Mlr9dt, TRACT •Y DllC':IOl!NT ,:.:o~dtr~.:;;1~·-;.: ~~'°'Ill! P~osg·,::::C:t,/n.Jr., f11 K-11 sepltll'lblr1f,31),2f.1m u1 .. n l <lllUl'I• lie.ell. c •. 9W1 IN THE MATTLR CF T'1C ESTA TI tt for Ill _. Thll ~ ..... 11 lltlno cOl'lducttd .,,. • OJ' OllACE M. OAY. OCCl'IMCI, l1T Can-dt 111 111'1 ll!P' 1'4111 thtf....,, Ttll1 bulJIWU b blil'lll conducl..:I br i n PUB!JC NOTICE l"••ll'ltrlhlp. NOTICE IS HERfilY GIVE N 111at tM TM 9ott11 of Tn,ialH9 .-~ tht llldlvldu11. Specially !ll'lwli.oe of reJeeTlllO 9ll'f Md •ti ltlO• or Cow o. DuN;1" Jr. Z.ndr• Kt1vl1011 ptlltlol'I cl o:.in.i Jovct Greog. e, '"" to WllW •t1Y !,idlrf"90Cl4•rllln or In-Tllli ltilirl'llf'll llltd Wlltt 11M County Thlt ll•IMMl'll flltd w1ttl 1111 COUl'lty ICUlrlX ol l~f r:;le!t ot C.rtc1 M. O•T• • Cl k Of 0 C ... A 15 1tn -· :lflN,I Cterl{ ot Or•,,,a (°'1!1ly Cll\. S@I, lt. 1tn, _..MCI, tor an O«kr QUihor1rlng lllf ionn.illln 1,, '"" er lt1 1111 l:tlddll'lf.. er rl/IOI °"'"" Oii Ufl, ' • IN TICE SUl'IRIOll COURT Of' TMa WILLIAM E. SI JOHN, COUNTY dlrKll .. !he t~e<u:rll of 11'1 fll•lt ot Signed· Ntm1111 I WlllClll WILLIAM a. IT'°""' COUNTY CLIEllK, •TAT• 01' CAL.IPORNIA IN AHD RK I ' J ----
t&.oOu, •11~ of Tn.i.'-c''••'.etly J. lltl"Ol'fll'I, Dlt>UfY County •OR THe COUNTY OF ORAMOI CLE • l y -•'I' • •• ............. GrKt M. 0•'· deceasld. to <°"""'1 ""' W.•-B ~-r•ea pr··'dent _...,, '-F!OJIN prCIP'f1Y ht•tlt11f1tr dM<rl~ 1o Ler• Kl" • UC & , Clt.! OPlfl: s.pt. 27, l • 11 :00 •.m. Fl.... NO, A"17'1 Publlslltd OrtnQI Coefl O•lly Pit"', "''YI OOWllftQ lt1 como1:.:inc1 wllll ""-Of PacUIC Matual LI f I Pvtlllthtd Ori~ COit! Deity ltflof, PllOll1htd Orl/'111' CoeJf O.Uy Piiot, NOTICI 01" HIAlllKO Of! PITIT10N kol~i.r 20, V •nd 0Clab9r •· 11, ltnnt of 1~~ ~orr·m~nt o1 Ml• •lld
•----C •·• bee ~ IS. 20, 1'12 24472 AU<JUtt JO lllG s.pt~r '· 13 l'O. l"Ol DlalECTllt0 CON\llYANCI Of' lf11 2•71-n purcf\aM .iilerfll l"IO b' C'"et:Ocnl In hW J.Jall.I"~ •PIAf1 HIUll Q 1m IJOl).72 lllAf,, ,llOP•llTY SOU OH CON· l!tttlme. at ,,.;I '••. ~~· u:•, ~·1 tor ~f l•·
elected to Se:cm1ly Pacific Na· PUBl!IC NOTICE PUB!JC NOTICE nACT •Y DICl!Ol!NT. · PUBUC NOTICE ins 1~ Oei>trtrt1tnr l 01 111e e...,v, enlltltd lionll Bank's board ol. direc-I IN THE MATTE II OF THE ESTATE ct111'1 Oii Thi 6!~ Cl~y ot Ocie 1:r, 1"71 .,
SU .. llllOlll. COUlT 011 THI OF GIACE M. OAY, O.Cta...:I. flr:TtTIOtl~ BUS!"l!"~S t :CICI •·"'· tors. STATI Oflf(ALll"ORNIA FOR SAii ton NOTICE IS HERElY GIVEN 11111 tl'tt NAMI STATIMl!NT Tt.e rt•I ~ '" r-tv lo bl conveyed II
The Co del M aid t TKI COllNTY 0' OaANOI ,ICT1Tt011~ IUSINl!IS ,.i!ll .. ol 01•111 JO'(CI Ort90, II ••· Thi follOWl"'ll P""IOl'll 1rt dol"'O (IH.cr1btd ~t ra:lowi: rPO& arre en ........ ,.,.. NAMl lTATIEMl!NT ICUlr!• of Ille nl1lt of G•fC• M. on-. D!.11lnn111: Loi 61, Tr,1cl ~i('. 'Piii'" V6:.c;"
WIS named president 0 f NOTICI O~ ~A•tNO Oil' pnrTION TM followlno 0tr1ott 11 dol11g tlu1l1WU decetNCI. tor •n Dl"d•r tvlflorlJI ..... ·~ r ER II IT 0 S O 1 5 TA 1 ll UTION ,_.d, of Sn• 8e•ntrdlt10 C01·t1•y. . lb' l'OR PROIA I D' WILL AHD ,011 11 : dlrec!IPl!I lllt 1.llKlllrlll ol 111'1 tsltlt 0• ASSOCIATES, 500 NIWllOl"I Ctl'llt r O•lld 51-111 er n. lt7l,
Pacific Mutual earlier IS LllTTlll T ITAMIENTAllY L. M. T. HISTOLOGV. 661 w. Flrtl Gr.U M. O•'f· die••*· to cOl'lvtY tilt Drlv.. Suitt MO, NtwPOrl lle lcl\ w. e .. $1 JOHN,
Year He joined the insurance Ell•!• ol DONALD p FRANCIS. •tlll Slr..i. Tu111n, C1lllPn'll1 n"e prQPlf'ty titr.(n111ttr dH<:rlblCI to C1tm C•llfornl• t26'0 c~··n.y (.I• I< •, , known II DONAL.0 .. RITCHARO FaAN· lloblrt J. Ftnyd, 1•0 'fortNo Slrffl No. Potltr In compll•l'ICt w11h llM ltmll of Ollrn-ConilnKllOl'I COrflPll'IY· SU TOMLINSON ,_ ST•IWMAN firm m 1967 as f1na.nclal vice CIS. •!Id •• OOMf-LO FRANCIS. OKM• •• TW!ln, C1Ulorttl1 nm the 11:1rnrt11"' of 111• •!Id purdltlt MCI!\~ ,..,. ROid, MCIJli.rty .... ~. m w. C-1 StrN:ul•hl -
president. Two .Yeart ~ter he '°NoTICE IS HERl'IY GIVEN lt\.lt ,.,Ji~ll~u~.1111111 It toting COl'ldvclld' toy tn !:"~~~'~t'!Y' ~ ~ ..... ~~:~ c~~'::l'l 'D 911~'00Wtttl !00 N....,.-1 :~~1':".:!i"" c ... tMtl ·~
, became executive vice pres!· VIRGINIA D. f,RANCIS. 111mlll 11'1 wlU ol Rebert J. Floyd Otpartmtl'lt I of lllt •tloV• ll'llllllCI cOllrt Ctnter Orl~t, Sulit ui.' NIWllOl'I lle1ch, Al!!ll'l'l~ys l•r ·~~· dent and was elected to the Dtc9cltnt" v RGINIA WITHERS FllAN· Tllll •rtltmenl llllCI with 1111 Coutily Clt'I 1ht 6111 ••Y of Octetber. 1912 •I t :OO C1lllomt1 nuo l'11tol11hed O••llll• COl•I D•11'1' =ii C1S llM fllld Wtl'n • ptllllon tor Cltrk OT Or<lngri County on1 Aug, )1, 1977. • m Jollll o . O'OOMlll. lf06 01111~y Drlvt S.pt1mblr 1', 20, 2•:_ lm
board of directors in 1970. probttt .,r w111 •nd tor lnu1nct of L1M1,, 'l lltlly J. 111rost1n. OtstUIY County 'Tti. l'f!t l proptrty to bl conv.-,..:1 Is Jrltwp0rt llt.ctt, Calllorn1i. 92'60
* T•t11•nfl'lltry to ,..l!Honer, rtftrtnet Ill C ti'!<. dlsultlld •• follvwt: This t1u~1ne11 11 bll"411 clll'IClucttd toy t PUBUC NOTICE wltlch 11 -61 for f\lrtlltr P1rllcu1trs. •nd McQWIN . Gltl!llN, SllOOS & SYJ,.VIA Loh S) tllll J4, Tract 5'75, rKOl'dt of Glntril P•rtlllrlltl'-
C!a-tbera CaWornla rtm N• flllt tht l.no plM;t ol lwttlllO flit ATTC'lllNl!YI AT LAW 111'1 11r111rdll'IO county. Joflt1 o. O'DoMtl1 • "'61 ~ ....... ""' Ill for Octobll' 10, 1tn. II IM '"' Ch•pm•n Avtnvt Otltd S19ltrt1btr 11. 1912. Th11 tll~I tlltd wtltl 1111 C°'1!1!v IN THI IUPl!lltOll caulT 0' TN• tlonal Bank ha! named Walter t :OO •.m .• I 1111 ('OUl'lroom of Olpirt• cw. ..... C•lllOl'Jtl•""' w. I!. ,, JOHN, Cit•~ of Or•"'ll• County 1111 : Sftlt, 11. lf/1. ITATI 011 CALIFOllNI & llt .AND ,. F Mattan-as manager of ,,._, No ..... 3 ... ~Id ,_ell!':!·,~!.. 7: ,.c1~:~ T•ltt>hOIM= UMltt '1tttl ,,,',-•• ty .. 's~':u•MAN • ., e ..... 1., J, Mlddcl, Otputy COUl'll'f THI COUMTY 011 OIAMG• ' , a-. • Ctntor " ..,_,, m ""' " TOM 4N Clltl'-. 110. A-4n'7 the Westcliff office lll Newport At11, C•Uloml•. htill•htd Drll'IOI COlll Otll'f Pll"'· m w. COllrt ltrlll. 11111• ~20Jtj NOTtcl 0' MIAa1NO 011 l'l.TlTlotl n •• ch. Otltd s.pffmblr lf, 1912 s.pt1m11tr .. 1J, 20. 27, 1t11 2)ji.n S..i ..,.,.t,..lllO, Clllftnll• "4tl Putolltllld Or•no• COiis' O&lly Pltol, Ftl!I 0 1111.CTINO CONll•YANCE 0•
Dea WILLIAM I:, St JOHN T.t1 (714) ....... t SlpltmDtf JO. 'IJ, tnc1 OclolMI' I. 11, Ru.&. ,ROPIRTV fOJ,.D ON CO. A vice president or the bank, c A Hr::'l Cltrk PUBlJC NOTICE A""""*..., .... ..,!•tdll'hr, .. t •• ,., P\lol lfn 2$12 TRACT tY DECldlNT ,.,.
M -j ined S t b ' . ' "ubll .,,..,.. -1 .,. ' -·· IN THE MATTER O' TH!. ES auanga o o u er n m MM• A~""1tll 1'1CTn1ous 1us1M1ss Stp11mbtr' 1•. 20.,., 1m 2414-n PUBLIC NOTICE OF GRACI M. DAY, DecttMtl.
California F irst National in ;~~"'~";;':;.; 1 ""1 NAM• STATIMINT PUBUC NOTICE NOTICE 1s HERESY GIVEN 11111 ,,.
!Mo His I I .,•Inn. Attimet' fw• Ptlllltlltf TM lollow("'tl .,.,._' 11 dolll9 tlvll!lfll NOTICI TO Cll•DITORS 011ITl«1 ol Oltnl Joyct Or1911, •1 h• _,, mos recen a-"&"·-PVD'lllhld ·Ori.,,. cast D•llY Piiot, •: 1111. A mn t<Vlrlx at '"" .. , ... ol O•.c1 M. Oa¥.
ment was as manager of the Stptlfl>lltr 2(1, 21. 2', 1'72 "' .. " (1) WAlll; •ONMET PROOUCTIONS • 1"14 SUl'l!lltO"-COUJt'I' OF nc• OKI•*· lor 1n ordlf AUll'IOl'lllllO end
Saddl ba k fr. In"'·-''-(21 TOMAHAWK SPECIALTIES 1111111 IN Tiii su .. 1a10R COUIRT °'TH• ITATI 0, CALl,OllMIA l"OR dlrtc11"411 "" ntevtrl• ot Ill• fftllt °'
e c 0 let !1111\.UI, PUBUC NOTICE l.Ct$11n SI. "A" Cotll ......... C•llforlll• STATI Cl' CALIPOllNIA "' ,t,MD ,0. TMI COUNTY 011 D•ANOI GrKt M. O.y, HtMMd. IO CDl'I~ lflt * 9'362' TNI COUlllTY Ott OIU.NO• Eilitt of ORA ICLUOE llENNETT •llO pr-rty lwlfMttll" ftte•llle'd to JIKk Junl 1r'Otlouth. Utl LOO•,, SI. "A", NO. A-411•7 knQWR ,, OllA' ICLUOE, ~Miid. W1rMI' •nd Helll'I w .. 111r Ill C~l1nce Chartet P . Rowley has been •1'116 COii• IMY, CaUllJl"l'lll n•u MOTICI Dil' M•A•IN• ·~ 'ntTION Kolle• I• twntrr flvtll IO creditor• of wttll lht ltfmt ol ttt. .. rMmtfll ol llll
lnted bdJ la! ~-..11-'"TM• ,IUl"IRIOll COURT 0, TH• T~lt DU11 ...... 11 llel"'tl cOl'lduclld .,,. •II P:Ol Dllll!CTINO CONVITAMCI o• lh• ttlovt ro•med dt(ldtl'tl ""' •II •ncl pwcllaM tllltttd L1110 "" ff<'°'1'01 111 appo SU v on '-'l.IU&\WI"' STATI Ofl CAL.ll"O•NIA IN AND llllllVld\111. llAL '•°'••TY S(M.D ON CON• OlflOl'll hlWlnt $lint eo1tn1I 1111 Wkl htl" llflltmtt ••• Mlltr. f\11 befll Ml tar
ator fot Finl AD\trlc&a 11tle •OI_ TMI CGVffn 01' OllANOa Junt Tr'Otlot.lgh TRACT IY DllC•DINT dtcldl'll tre """"" to flle them, w1111 !leering 11'1 Olpltl'l'IWlt I of 1111 aMve ,,... I , MO. ""7762 Thll tl•tl'fMl'll llltd wlttt 1119 C-"f IN THE MATTl!ll OF TNE !STATE llM Meftury ¥Gl.IC:htrt. lt1 ,,_ ofl!ct of tltltd court ell ttlll 6ft! Ol'f of 0<.TOMr, Insurance HllARI•• OP •nlTIOM Cl•rll of Ot't• COlllll'f on; !•pl. 1, ltn. OF G!llACE M.. DAY. Dtc:.-Md. IN Cltl'll ol llM •tlo'o't "'1tlltld courl, OI' 1tn al t :OO 1.111o
Company I s POil DlllCTI,.. COM\llYANCI C)I" lly lltfly J , ••nltn, Otpul"f Cot.N'lty NOTICE IS HElltEtV GIVl:N lt\.ll "" le prlH!!I tMn'I wllll !ht ntet$11fY Thi •••I D1"811WtT, to DI conwyed .. Ru.&. P"-O"IRTY SOl.0 ON CON· Cl"k. pt1!11on of Pl-Joytt Ortt19, •t ••· vovchtri to tht vnder1.lgl\9CI 11 Ille otnct <H1crfblCI 11 follOM : 0 r a n g e TRACT • ., OICIOINT •1ftff ICVl'l"lx of !ht nl•lt ol 0•9<• M. o • .,. of l(AHN, STERN ... &LANEY. st5• Wiii Applt v.u.., A.erM. Tr.cl ,,. ... Loi
Co t d. I-IN TKf MATT'Ell OF THE ESTATE "utllllhld Or•l'IOI CMst Olfl'I' ""°'· dtctlMd, !DI' 11'1 ord« •utllorlil11t1 t lld C•titury llQU1iv•rd, lot A t10 1111 , 179, rtc:rirdl of 111'1 ...... •1'41111t Cout11y. un y IV 011 011.A E ""· OAY, DlcNMd. .S..lltl'll»r •• I), :Ill, 11, 1t12 "27·72 d119Clll!f Ille .Xtclltr1X ot Ille "'•" of C1!UC!'nl• fOQ4S wlllcl'I It 9llt pl•<• of 011..:1s.Pttmblr12' 1"2. sion HOTIC II HEREIY GIV'E.N INI lllt Or.ct M. 01.,, Otctlltd. lo COll'lt'f IN bt/111'1 .. I ot lhl undlr1!9119d In 111 m~lltfl w. a. 51 JOHN. · ptllllol'I ot Dl1111 JO'(C:I Graog, It l.ll· PUBIJC NO'l1CE prootrfy ht1'91"•""" ftle•lbld to Dt"ltl pt•l•lt1f11g to tM ttlllti .t wld de<ldenl. Coutil'f Cltrk ft 0 W l e y llCVll'tt tf 1111 ftttto of Grlel M, O•Y• O. AYll• 111 cornolllt'ICI wllll 111'1 11rm1 of within lour mon1h1 1fltr !ht llr1t pubUc•· TOMLINSON & ITllMMAN
prevl I Y ~ ... M ord9f 1utttorlrl ..... •nd lllCTITIOVS IUllMISS tllt ~ ot .. ,. 11111 lff,ll'dttlt tlon of 11111 nolkl. JU w. c.urt St,., W1e .. OU I , dlrtetlfll t!ll tllCUMll of thl "'•It of NAMI ITATIMIMT 1t1lll'f!ll Liilo 11'1' ...,_., ltt Mr llltllme. 01tld Se-ptemOtr 11, 1'72 !·'" t tmtrd!M, C10,.,... '*'
served In tbe ~=,#· Dey ........ , la CClllVIY ~ Tiit fol111¥11'111 Pll'Mll /1 doing DullMlll 11 tllttl'. nM bMtl Mt fllr httrfno 11'1 WILLIAM Tltc>MAS ICLUGE (114) M4-NI ' • llll'tlfllfMf dtKr Did to AtittlOl'IY ••. Otptrt'IMl'll I" ... •bollt 111tltltd .:ourt E•Kufor or llM Wiii A~!Orl'llY$ ....... "'
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title infnr-"lll'ICI """" h .._ o1 t11t 10fl9mtl"'1 E1tt C0t1t Hlgllwty, cor-def ,,,,.,, •·'"· •91111. s1er11 •lld 111111y Stpllmbl• it, 20. »-1f72 2DW2 T el Mii Md ourd\IM 1111..W 11'1to 11'1' C•llforllltt '2'15. Thi rM1 "'°""" to tit COflV'IY*I II ttJt Wnt C111tury loul•wlnl -
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Pl••t de'partmen•-as a Utle btll'I Mt fOt l'IMflflO 111 Olpartn'lfl'tt a ot AVftl'llt. COl'flllt iltl M•r, C..1tfOl'lll1 L.ot 11. Trtct No. sns. •• ,,... Ol•t AH.,.....,.,_ •~llCl.ltll' , -------::-::=::------
-· la tM ._. lftlt"td COlll't Oii TIM "II OtY of '2'21. r--4 t11 110Cit1 • of ~ ~ " Pll-M!\\ 1· I tf7M aearcbtr and UUe offlcer He Dctoll<W. 1m •t t :to •. m. T!ltt 11u11111tt 11 r.1119 cGnduct9d by •11 to "°' lllCMIV'I, ttC"Ctrdl of ukl Stt1 ~ublltlltd c>r•• Col•t o.11y !"Hot, Norte• TO cal..,,... joo~ F'-t •-·rt I ~MJ Thi ,... '"""'1T I'll bl ('Ol'l'tt'l'lll .. l!ldlWldUtl/ t.rnlrdlflO County. "1111mbtr lO, '11 nl 0c-.r 4, 11 . SUPllllOI: COU•T oP nt• Ull;\I 11":11 ft.llK can n uvt. 0tter1• "faOowti G ffyt Hwhft O•ttcl ~ 12. lf7'2. lf71 li11·12 STAT• Dll CALlll .. NlA "°"'
He b • gradu.lte of '·--· ""' '"""""' 'IUll1er (NI 1,tol ti "" TNt lltllmtftt ni.i "'"' "" C-'Y w .•• ,, 'OHN. THI COUNTY OP ~-· . ~...... NorfWwom 0wwter 1Nw .,.1 of "" c~ of oni11t1 coumv "' A'°"' 2'. 1111. C<'lUlllY ctt·~ PUBLIC NOTICE "" A·mt1 Beach Hiib Sdhool and recelv-&OllllMUt Mrw CSE ~) of ltc:llOl'I •T """' J, ,..,.,.... °'"""" COll!lry TOMr..UISON a STllNMA" E1t•te "' JAMES HOllACI G"-IF~lll,
ed •·•· f .... .t---. 'Tillrtr-fow CUI, T~}p Tlllrt'f'"fl"°' C61rtt. m W. C""1 Sfrllf SIMI• *' Ol''' N °" • N, an &llOC .. "' 0 ltwi -.. ~ CUI Herttlt R .... '-'Mii 1141 l1tl, ,._,,.,. SM ................ c.ii ..... n•1 NOTtC• OP lllT'IWTION tk• JAMES H. I ...
In accoonttng from Orange M,D.M .. CouMJ, of UMl!I. Sl•hl " .,,.,.,,~ °'..,~.JOI• ... ' ~tv,,•u,.oi, C714) ..... 1 NOTJ:~ ~~0~~1t'l.~:'v~~"~ ... 0::;=;;~~ ':r~=ii:•Y OIVIN .. -Coa~ Coill '"rOt'fll•, AUlllA , _, ..,.,tm .., ' ' AINnlil" --1-"f• -... nl !tit bowl l!Mrlld ~ 0 ~1 ._ egend, I.I. DI .... n1W.l!-Nltn.. 1tf2 ' 2W-n Pvtlll.ritd Or-. Cotll Dlll'f t~1 :r }~~.i'!: °'ofs.;:"''ro.!f'(.~l'f ~1~f.'111~1 .:"1"1 dllrM -vtlntl ft11 nuW ... ,-I ·QI.II wlfe mlde w. 1· 11 ~..... '-tln'lbft l9, :IQ,.., ,m CollfOI 011trlct at °'"'* counry, u ld dt<Adll'lt .,.. ,..,..,.... '° flh thtm. ln Runtlngton Beach. ~·~·~I.MAN P\JBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE C•lllort1l1, .0001..:I t 11..olv!IOl'I ot 1111-wit~ "" ""' .... .., YOllClltfL "' ,.. --• !IOl'I 16 dtdlc1M 1t1 1H1men1 ra City ol ot Ille clerk of Ille ablv. tlltltt.11 '°"""' W * "3 ' e..t ltl'llto = 4:.-1 ,ICTITIOUI IUSINISS HvttllnglOll lllCll, • mu11lcl~I COi'· to IN'tllllt lhtnt, wlt!I tlw ~ 8 p A .. I ha S .. ..,_. ... , ~ NAMI STATIMINT STATIMINT 0' A.-NDONMINT O' portllol'I. fol' PUbllc '""' 111d hllll'!Wty 'IOUCIWL to IM_......,,.. 11 .. ilftlCl9 • • IYlll De I been Alt"::r"6'r • x Tiit tollow'lfll ptrlOM 1rt clol"' USI OI" •ICTl'TIOUI IUtlNISS NAMI P\lf!JOMt, Mld INtJ1'ltl'lt lo tot loc.lltd of 1'1tt attonwy, STAHLliY C. AN-
appolntfd ~ rna~ol 1714. Co.It Otll l"llot b\1111\ttl n : 'Tht foUowll'IO ""-(Ptl'ICll'l•l 1\1111 OV•'· Oii tf'4 K•OI• porll-ol Ille• .. ,d OllSOM • ..,. IOlllt'I S(ll'1119 sh'9t, L9 ·~ ....... _ __.e,:. ... _.. . ~;:,.°".'":.1m ., w1.n MOTOJl:C'fCLI S!:RVICI! CENTIR., tblfldonld 1111 UM of tlw flctl!IM Pt•tel of ltnd ioc.1911 tl•Goldtlt WM! A~llJ. Clllloml• t001:l. W'hldt ..... "'-& llUalll alKI ct ' ' lltO NIWPOl'I t lvd., Gottl Mtw. M lntU Nm• 11!0 CAll .. l!T RI ALTY Co!ltgt • 1!111 of Golll•rct MrHI I,, The plact of tMIMN of tllt urocitnltMt lfl .. D{..t•loa of. CW-JM..atea I PUBUC NOTlrmi Wllll1rt1 Ch.lrltl C•roter, 17300 ICMllOll OF Nl!WPORT llACH •t 20lS W. ttlllOI City OI Hu"llllOlClll l tl(:fl, mettert lll'•l:tl"lno "O 1111 Hl1l1 .!!_ • .. ~
i;:;. '~-U--"n-' -..i:-~ L•lll No .•• MIMllllOIOll •••ell. 8\UCI., Newport ttKh. A 1111t11lc IMCll!llJ UPOft "" qt.IMllOll " dtc:edetil. wllhll'I ,_. monthri 1 .... w ~·...-. _ W1~ll1m Jtl'l'llt C.r...,, uto Orllfll, TM fttll!IM bultntU t11mt l'f!ferrff tt m1~1no 111Ch dtcllClllOl'I will bl llelCI 11"" 11.-1 pul:!lclllell of Miit llOliot. ·~·Io• •I y fl9TICI OP ~ISl'OflSfllf,,fTT ·~ '"<"· . ''°"'Wt• lllld In COt.l"'Y Oii Junt '· 1'71 Com! c.,,..mvn11v ColltQt Ol•lrl(I I Mtll 01!td Stti•tmbtr I, 1t7t
f ' N'1k• II htttW '""11 ~ "" ""' Thi• llilll!lfil It IMli'll, tol\OtlCttd .,,. • "-ICHAllO c. 1"-WIN. :n10 w. ()(1111· ._,, U711 M•m• Ave ' C.osl1 Mnt. ELIZABE TH ANN ORl,,IN ~ opera. =--wlll *" -... ~ "' any Plf'lnll'lll'\fp, rr-0111, NIWllDl'I l 1tc:h, Cttltorn11 ( 11llll)l'lllt. °"' fttt 21111 d1y of 5,~11rt1llt E1ccv1r11 ot !flt wlll C0at& •w.tt aid In .,. 1111111111 .. COt1trltdt0 W •flYOl'lf Wlllltm c. C1rv., Thi• bull'*• ••• colldUc!ld by -11 1911, ti ti.. llo\lf of tlgflt o'clock P.M, ol 1111 tlMM!DI"••"""•• -· . .t W tt ftttll rnYtflt. Clll flf' •"'f thl1 Pie. Tllh 1!11""""1 !Old Witt\ 1111 COVttty ll'llllV!d\111. llOAltD 0111'. TRUSTl:l$ STANLIY C. AN ~HdMMla'o( aJ1 tlc:UCIJ Di.lid 11111 y.,_tly of S.01'""*', 1'71 ( .... k of Orllltt Col.:nty 911 kilt. I, ltn "-lcl'lltd C. lrwfll COAST COMMU NITY 4JI Sovl~ S,,_~, .. __ ""' =~"':'7 ... .a -llOM 0 . ,LANAGAN 'l tttty J, llf111tln. Otpu!y (Olilll 841t1• COLLEGE DISTRICT r..• AltttlM. I .... ....-...... pro-tm ........ .... c t rk .. I"'' ly "°"""" 1. w1is. Tth lfUI • lfaml Obit roof in Celtl ,,,... '19"J l"lltllllfltcl Or1noe C011I Delly l'llOI, Stc:rlll'l of .. Id ICllN AlllNIT • 1..-..U ~-r--. l"ltllltllelt ~ Cotti DllW l'lltf. P1111llu.d Or•l!ft COlh1 Dilly 'llct1 s..,._...., 1i, •• J7 Incl Oclolltr 4, Pllbllltltd Ottntl (Olaf OlllY "'"'' '111111.t!M Or•ntllt C..•I Dl1" a':$i ...... -... ......-....,.. .....,...,, • :n. b , 1m UOJ.,, 5"1wm• .. t:i. 20. 21, nn na.r. Im: 1111.n a.t>temMr 20, 1tn 1su.12 s......f'lllff" Ii. a. '11. 1m
24 DAll.Y PILOT s
Cigarette Jump
·. ; Goes Up in Smoke
I : WASHINGTON , (AP)
: Americam, who aR amoklng
more now thin 1t any lime in ' lbe last four )'W'1, may 10011
; have lo take 1 back seat on
' U.S. alrllnel.
Americans 11 and ovtr wlll
averaae 204 packs of cig•·
~ rettes apiece thJs )'tar, the
'. !llOll since 19118. lb< A&rlcul·
• Cure Department pttdkt.ed this
' week. That's a twt>pack iP-
crease over lut year.
THE AVERAGE is for all
1 Americans ove1 13, both
: smokers and nonsmokers.
Meanwhlle, the CI v 11
• Aeronautics Board has pr.
posed a rule to require
!legregation of smoktrs to the
rear of the aircraft on all
airlines, Including charter and
:-local service lines.
The CAB said It wil1 wait
·:until Nov. 3 berore making a
· final decis ion on the rule, and
will receive comments on it
until that time.
Most trunk alrllnea already
segregate smokera, w h i I e
charter and local service lines
'Usually do not.
#, Consumer advocate Ralph
; Nader bas asked that mioking
' be banned on planes on
·, groundt lt la hazardous.
THE FEDERAL Aviation
Admlnlstntlon ruled t h a t
.smoking by passengen was
not hazardous, but ~ that
more than 80 percent of
: nonsmoking passengers com-
FINANCE
Accountants
Set Meets
; plained that smoking by othen 11le Orange Coast chapter
;, was a nuisance. of the National Association of
; 'nle Agriculture Department Accountants will meet regu·
.• uid the previous high per lerly in the AJrporter Inn in
_.capita smoking average was Irvine .
:~ 210-f*b-in liU. Tbe ... rata.->-The first meeting is set-for
·declined to fewer than 200 6:45 o'clock tonight. There
<packs in 196t and 1970, then arter, luncheon meellngs on
·. 'roae to 202 packs last year. the third Wednesday of each
Amer1can1 averaged an all· month are plaMed. Speakers
Ume bJih of more than 217 In th> anoaa. of aC<OW1tin~ and
% packs ln lta before cigarette buslneu management wtll be
featured.
•
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by deTomuo . • • Imported tor Uncoln-Mercut7. Italian
coachwork crtattd _by the brllll&nt Ghia StudlOI ol. TUrln.
Ford deslrned the ~1 CID 4iV V-8 enrSne. Four wheel In· dependent 11uspension and mld..,hlp en&lne placement. Five
•Pffd sear box. fully l)'tlchronlud . .
PANTERA
•Pantera , .. Italian tor Panther ••.
ORDER i 1{
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Order For YourHll or • Friend·
May be us•ci on envelopes 11 return •ddre11
labels. Also very handy •1 identification
labels for merkin9 personal items such es
book1, records, photos, etc. labels stick on
~1111 and rney be u1td for mtrkln9 horne
canned focd items. All l1b111 ert printed
with stylish Vogue type on fjne quality whit ..
gummed paper.
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TONIGHT'S
TVIDGHUGHTS
KHJ a 7:30 -"Witness for lb• ProucuUon."
A 1urprl!e ending hlg1illgbts this Agatha Christie
courtroom ,irtma from 1958. Tyrone Power,
l!W'lene Dietrich.
ABC D 8:00 -Paul Lynde Show. Paul is horri-
fied when his brainy son·ln-law refuses to accept
bis '4.000 winnings on a quiz show.
NBC 0 8:30 -"Madigan.'' lllchord Widmark
stars in the serle1 lnoplred by his movie portrayal
or a New York Clty detective. Toll\g!il Madigan
brew in a rookie cop and find! bis life In danger.
CBS a 10:00 -"Cannon." William Conrad as
the porUy private eye investigates the death of a
prominent labor union official who fell from a ski
lilt in Colorado.
KTLA e ll;l!O .,--"Louisiana Purchase." Bob
Hope atara in Ibis 1941 comedy based on the Irving
Berlin Broadway musical.
' ,JV .DAILY LOG
Wednesday
Evening
IJl'f£MllJI :zo
'"°~l~ID m-.,,,. "'"'"'"'" fllb !Of 1 wom1n wtlosl f111ler
la out to lblll 1 llllwr rush 111 the .......... ... _ ....... -__ 1111..-__ •-Ail _,_,_
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'IUvatry' Drama
City Ensemble Debut Set
The ...., City Ensemble
Thtllt<r wiU launch Its first
.._, In Orange Coonty wllh
• political dramo , "Th •
RJvalry 1" based on t h e
debalet between Abraham
Lincoln and Slepben A •
.Douglas.
Art Winslow is directing the
play for the Orange group,
which will make its debut Oct.
6 for a four~weekend run at
RiVllrSid9 f1H ·•ar
JI L~"'e" St. '25·1526
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tbe Mall Slreet th<al<r In the
City shopping centor.
Raymond )(a..., or Foun·
lain Valley will enact the
Mure presldtnt Mncoln, while
Tom Tri.man. a yoUng Santa
Ana actor. plays the "little
giant" Douglas. Mr.I. Dougla",
the humanJzlng influence on both men, wUJ be portrayed by
Llnn<a Lagerquist.
1'bt production will be staged
as 10 old fashioned political
rally. according to Wins)ow, 'Ihe two senatorial candidates
wlll hold a political parade
outside the theater each night
at 8 o'clock to drum up sup-
port . They also will campaign
In. the audience during in·
tennission .
Curtain tiroe for "The
Rivalry" "'ill' be 8:30 on
Fridays and, Saturda y s
through Oct. 28. F\Jrther in·
'Blood' Star
HOLLYWOOD (UPI\
John Beck, star of "Three in
the Attic,'' signed to costar in
MGM's suspense d r a m a
"Blood Song."
formation m1y be obtal~ "' calling 633-7112 ot by "'&If City Ens•mbl< '!11elter. ..
777, Orange.
JCT Seeks
Volunteers •
The Irvine Communl·tJ
Theater Y>'ill hold a ~eniotl
meeting ThW'sday everung lir
members a n d pros~
members interested in w~·
ing on the season--0pening ~
duction. "Light Up the Sky.;,;
Alan Levy, vice president;()(
the ICT group. announced ~t
the theater will be looking•
volunteers to work in t;be
areas of ticket sales, publicity,
production and set buildil)1.
The play will open OcL 13 in
the Humanit i e s Hall
Playhouse on the UC Irvine
campus. •
The tneeting is scheduled for
8 o'clock in Room 223 ·of
University High School, CUiver
Road at Turtle Rock Drive,
Irvine ..
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'Dracula,' 'Drunkard' Back on Boar ·-
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OI' .... °""' ..... '''" It'• time for lhe reruns this
weeke~. No, no& on television
whero they'ro ftoally showing
something new, but in Orange
County's living tbtater.
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Bruce C.mpbell, R o b er I
EMman, Neen A!h, Btmard Sb'Mn and Jackie Flanegln.
'n>e comedy goes op at 1:30
Friday and Saturday at the
Community Center auditorium
on the Orange Coun t y
Fairgrounds. Reservations
834-5303.
HEADING INTO the lhinl o( Koba, Ill•• Lledqs 11111 ,,_
11.s five weekend• et the Hunt· E. Smith compiiae Ille IUP'
ington Beach Playbouoe is poM••· WL
Jean Kerr's comedy "Mary, ' ....
Mar .. und th ··---,,, __ , .. ·~-~ ··-· ~·-· ' Y er e IJ.Ul:\:Uon of "' .... ~ lllUIJ • -"'KUI" Jean Koba. and Saturday ,......, at the
Nancy \\'ells plays lhe title playbouse,1uo..-~,HWlt-~.
role with Ron Loog as her lnlton Beach. ~atlons-' • . The only two county )>ro-
, ducUons opening this week are
repriles Of sbows ·doae-earlier
in the year -"Dracula" at
Golden Wesl College lllld "The
JJrun,<ar<I" for the Alla-Mocl-
·Jelb Play,e11~ HOWfo-VU\,. the J.o'll! Beach Romm 1'A·lj y
,fl1yho111e ir-'cQmln~l!P''filth·
""ll!<thing 'di!(~ lf
COMPLETING ITS three
weekends'uoder the ~ it
Laguna s,ac1l'·s ieyiltO jlowl i.s '
the LyrlC Opera ol Orange
County producUon of "My
Fair ~." which gives Its
fmal ~ormances Friday,
Saturcf1y and Sunday even-
ings.
Michael Evans and Marilyn
Savage bead the cast of the
profesaional show under the
direction of Ernest Sarracino.
Ben Wrigley tops the sup-
porllog company, joined by
John Ellsworth. Paul Mayo,
Genevieve Grlffin, N a n c y
Bond, Olive Riches and Stan
Throneberry.
once and future busbtnd. Alex 53M446. ,. ~ ;---_;___::..:..::.:~=:...::=:...:...=:.::::::_ _ __,_ __ .,
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,,.shall play a wrangling couple on a bedroom battle-
ground in °Lovers and Other Strangers" at the San
;.-.:Clemente Community Theater.
::_Board of Directo~s
ENTERTAINMENT
·al\qetl)er new;,. ,JI-on.
of ••Jamfarf'Jltft'w." ;, · i '--------.J 'n>e ~t~ .Mi'Ings on
the locil circuit. Join ii · half Curtair. time is 8 o'clock at
the bowl. adjacent to the
Laguna Moulton Playhouse on
the Festival of Arts grounds.
Reservations 494-0709.
jozen othec..' ~Ws in progress staunch hero and Carole
-one of 1,wh1cb, the Lyric Churn as his "true blue love."
Opera's ''My F8ir Lady," con-Others along for the fun are
'1:udes its engagement in Tom Barnes, Sandy Dominici,
Laguna Beach ·tllis weekend. A n n La p p , V i v i a n
Qiber continuing' attractions Engelbrecht, Nick Bonacker "FORTY CARATS" is the
Cire "Forty Carats" at both and Laurie Shaw. season-opening show for two
A PAIR OF comedies, each
consisting <>f four one-act
segments and all centering
dirtctly or indirectly on sex,
are the fare at two local
playhouses as the S a n
Clemente Community Theater
resumes "Lovers and Otber
Strangers" and the Santa Ana
Community Players continue
"You Krow I Can't Hear You
When the Water's Running."
John Fenacca is directin~
S-a n Clemente's "Lov~rs."
with a cast highlighted> by
Alex Colson. Bobbi Marshall .
George Dol)ka and J a n
.ttle Laguna an,! Costa Mesa Perfon;nances·will be S!Ven coastal ooihmunity theaters,
p1aybouses, ''.Mary, Marv" at at 8:30 following a 7 o'clock with th! Laguna Moulton
the H u n t l JI g t o n Beach diMer Thursday t h r o u g h Playhousil nsuming its pro-
Playhouse, "Lov~rs and Other Saturday and next Thursday ' duCtion tonight and the Costa
.. •. $trangers" at the San and Friday. The club is Mesa , Civic Playhouse con-
f . -. . tJ . ' sc· R Cltmente C.ommunUY 1'1leat.er located at Chapman and tinuing its version Friday.
Gordon . Performances are
given Thursdays through
Saturdays at 8:30 in th e
Cabrillo Playhouse. 2 0 2
Avenida Ca b r i 11 o , San
Clemente. Reser v a I i o n s
492-005. e r,JY..n.nizt> a I-, aild .the Santa Ana Co~unlty Gilbert In Garden Grove. RiChard Andersen is direct-
, , ·~~~ • r,,,'f'-' / ,It( t i r·. . Players' ''You Know•t Can't , Reservations 776-2046. Ing the Laguna "Carats" with
• ~,. • • .. >ti.· ).,.. "' Hear You When the Water's Blanche Mickelson in the ~ th Coait' ~ory will ·· Members of the. boa'rd of Rtimling." INAUGURATING the winter Ieadlrig role, supported by
its new season with ,,.a directors are Allen .Smlui, Jim 'D, RACULA , · f 1 season for the Long Beach Walter La FontaJne, Don
John Loughman and Jim
Williams do double duty for
the Santa Ana Players, with
other top performa11ces com·
ing from Jerry Carpenter and
Sandie Brnwn in "Water's
Running" under the direction
or :Lee •Howington. Sh-Ow time
is 8:30 Fridays and Saturdays
at the Players Theater. 530 N.
Ross St., Santa Ana . Reserva-
tions 531-9738.
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d --•-• ~-d r >. ' 1 a. ,success u Com ·1 Pl b · H' B II C d K h an reorg-..~ 1,NGf o Morutz, Stewart Woodard,, sUmmer sboW.for Golden West "Janmuaunry1 y ~-w.~y aouscoemed1ys tnson . i . ar en at y
" M WIWam 'SI bl ·Mr ~ Co" h ,-ed .1.wt ·r· Blair. Performances are given "· a er, '~· , et£e. as ,be,eo _preserv · by William 0 ·-· adap· led from t · h I h ( bl · "• c'lfl ) 1 AV\r-1 a 8: 30 1n t e p ay ouse, 606 H. Whitehouse Mrs. · presuma . Y ID WJ cu n or a novel by Bellamy Partridge. Laguna canyon Road, Laguna
Miller, Tom •
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Garver,"' 1i_, . ~~i:!f.ht ~?3~ ',::~ · James Brittain is directing. Beach. i:teserv.ati~ns 494--0743.
Ernest Lake , Rober-if • ... -1-~ Ch I Ted Busch, an award winner At Costa Mesa, Barbara Van 'i U1alna 1.u:itructor• 8 r es for his performance in "Pat-D'laodoro, Mrs. 11""'tr Grable, Mitchell is restag•·• the vam Holt heads the c.ast, joined by £..ua , .. 'ti ~ tems" at the playhouse, heads apd Martin Benson, artis4c p1re thriller. a cast that ineludes Vi!p;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;_ ;;;;;;;;;·;;i,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,
and technical director of the Von Schauer again portrays Coulter, Virginia Dial, Richard ~ .....i1cs:
theater. ·'. ;~th::!U:1:%:.'~r!"i!~ Gish, Robert Hanrahan, Jim· ,.,,·~··c:-~ l""I IL .6..ta,._.$
GleM ftiie•'I'' the !healer 'be . IDf Harl, Pamela Krumb, Ann ""'' \..._;... yC)ll•ve ,::--=--..
"·!!· a-•....,..,Ic one.,!••--. •'"-.. n has a ~weeti tooth.• Round. ....:..i&verett Carolyn ;'l),.PJ.............. ~II:'\ . ,.,... ......_ L ..,._. .-.~ -lnfl>lll the«•llleaJa~c:a:st-m LeAnn Marie ~Id~ L~ ~ -----· -· --,--~ •rl(i_.
recognized., nationally and ·we ~a~ Florm, J~et Qlu1d, Shirnpock, Rolf thtiiSf~ and f!'l!t'-@® Ste~e .Bubrig. J~mes Bo~d, Andrew Yelusich. • .~R'('H LfTTlE ;i";. ;_ ~k Haselfekl_,, St~ . e Performances will be given ........ ttl M -Y.•
Mqtsc:hler, Roland ' Bat~JU. Fridays and Saturdays at 8:30 SI!. ..,·~ .. HERABlllllVQlilSLA_llWSEND Ill "<'. !'!_'_°"' aod Joee M~.. . . · for six )lleekeods al :the
, ~erformances will be g1van playho"•• -1 E •·-helm. It 8·JO in the c.oniln\IClity ..._, ~ " ""'° EUTf":" COLOR , ' " Tlteai.r with lk)!el.s ·,vailiible St., Long Beach. Reservations . SU.RF TH"" TRI: TIMES
7:30 & 9:15 Iii the Golden Weit bookstore. CZ!!) 43l-0536. ' HUNTIN~TOI( lllACH ~NOTBERSHOWinitssec-l-~~~~~~~~___.:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1
Olld time around is Ana-Mod·
!eika'S · ''The Drunkard/!
opening Th~Y-lo< ,five
• performances at the 1 ,Gard~
, Grove Women's CivlC Cluti.' '
Larry ·Bishop ' Is redlroctiric .
the musical Melodrama. ..J •
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& ROAD IUNNEI
Heading tbe cul are P•i!t ;
Steele· as the vill1inoU:.1 .
lawyer, Jim Beale as the ·
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_\'piere are Jow.calorit • fr a II
favorites, lom!'llng g I la ti D
desserts, puddmfa.,.. fr·, e 1 e r
i1ell8J>t.1, cake&, <OOkieo, plea,
• dttokable d......U Ind llllclous
..sauces and toppings.
i.,,,.. special sootion olfen diabetic
.i-rts with lood elchenges uaed,
'nutrient con!tj!I and ~Y>rit count
.llsted. ReciPls rangl 1·r om
•chocolatJi_ ice cream to
butlerscotch-T pudtk.
Quick ~ ... Ifeat tor
ojrvlng just ~ or two P.iaorui are
Included with company deSsert and
boliday suggestions. t
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UltllorleHervlq
% cap 'sifted ake Dour
" teaspoon baking powder
"' tea._ salt . ~
4 eggs i
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% cup granulated sugar
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sugar ·
I cup• holllng water
I 4-servlng envelope'~
strawberry-flavored 1etattn
1 Ilklunct package r r o z ~JI
strawbenie!:
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packag~\'~.W-calorle de8aert
toppina ililx
-Balle .at~ till 11a1Ji1J .
browned, . ID to • mn•
JmmedlllOly' oldeoi tam ..
to -"l'!"*led with ,..a-s
sugar; remove waxed p a p er..
Starting 11,....row end, roll cat.
and towel 1<>£elher; cool Ii mlnUteo
qn rack ciu. thorougbly.
MeanwbJe, .t.ioive gelatin in. I
cup boiling wller; atlr In frolen
llrawberrill!' Ill tha...._ aim 1D1
portlllly tilctlried. UllroJJ cob.
Sprad with gell!lln ml.ture; place
111 rtfrlaeritor till &elalln ml.ture
Is almost firm. about ID minutes.
Caretulfy ftn>D cab. ClilD
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pin( mix ~ to .pactap
dlrectlons, acefl add I tabl_.
additional wale!\· Jl'rost cake roll
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Preheat oven to m clegrea.
POur ~ broth Into amall pan. Add fro!to onlorui; cook aa
packa&e label directs. Remove
from 11eet, SQr fu 1 ta~n panlet, thYme and pepper:
Tum Into ahallow 11> quart bak·
Ing dlah. Add Chicken mI c:in.ta;
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MW lopplnf by dividing :butter
into 12 pleceo and pllclng I l!lt<e in
each of 12 mull.la pan cupo. Place
In oven Just. 1111111 melted. MJx •'
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Place a blacaJt in eaoh mufllll
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Sprinkle cmve D\lzt1ml over topo,
Bake 11\lnt with chlckeo · mixture
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By DOROTHY WENm
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In today's complex eociety, Individuals
who can't cope aie often Josi in U. lhuf-
fle. In an earlier ~ families would look
after their le.!.s able members ; neltllbors
or friends woutd belp, too.
Today familie1 en often small and
have no helpful .unts and uncles or
grandparents living nearby. Neighbors
often don't know one another.
Thus, the intimate, one-to-one helping
may not be available to a person in need.
The helping agencies -weUare,
health, probation, mental health -are
aware of the need to give more
personalized, warm, friendly help, but
often tight budiet.I result In large
caseloads and not enough time for in-
dividualized aervice .
In additiO!l, the J!!!!:!>ft In need gi_bo~ • -rear1UJ01ormawe 011liejiiiililolona1.
Mrs. Smith. social worker, just can't
take the place of Grandma when it ~s
to warmth and understanding.
For this reuon, many volunteen are
needed to extend tlielr aervlces and add
the pel'IOnal touch.
In Orange CoUnty, for example,
vo!unteers serve 1 vital need of offering
friend1y listening and moral support· to
clients of the Welfare, ProbaUon .and
Mental Health department.I or ollltr
private agenciel.
One Important · way that vohmleerw
help lhe!e. ~ Is by providing eon-
suiner and homemaklng know·bow •
Olten the cllent,, have llmited income
and not much know~ cl how to = U:lr:.:Sa111":'~·"""'"
. -.i,i....~.,.v~1-!ai,6. J!ill~'~· I .. • ./DMI' !tf Wit; ZVa . C1111 ...... ,. ~~~ ,......,,
volunteers hOye\ ~· 1111( -
vided the""""'---..... .
The next claa 1111--II '*ofllee
-the. UnlffiAy' ot Calltoi'nla
Agricultural E>tenslon Service, IOllO· S.
Harbor Blvd., Anaheim -on Tuadar
and Thursday, t :l6< 1.m. to noon, bejllti-
ning tomorrow. The clua will be·.,.,,..
pleted on Tueadly, Nov. 21.
It is free tr any man ot woman -
regardless cl qe, education, w Income
-who would Ille to leorn how to bOcomit
a v o I u n t e e r conswner-bomemUJnc
teacher. Through this training you ..,,
learn how to help others and llto help
yOUrSejf and your family. For more m.
formatlon write Women Who Care at· the
above address or call Tl4-0284 •
QUESl'IONS WE ARI As&El>:
Q. l am an older woman_ :<JI
grandmother) ..,_Did about the focit1
I ,.. young -bu1inJ for chllchlo.
Surely all ti-""" drink• and ......
foods are ~ u good for chlldren •
milk, trult.1 and vecet.1blt1. I would m.t
to work as a volunteer with some pro-
gram where I could help young ~
learn bow ID .food tlitlr children bodJ
bl!ildlng toodl, Are there any such ....
grams In ~ Coun!J!
A. Sev ...... of our Women Who Cart
volunteers bave been working u DUIJi.
tlon aides at Health Department Well
Baby Clinics 11111 Wtltare DeparbiMD.
They talk Informally with the -
mothm who visit the cllnlcs With their
babies and give them ..clpe1 and ldeH
for economical, nutritlow: foodl. The
mother& are very happy to baW tbla
help.
Q. I am refinishing 10me old furril-
and am uaing paint remover to get rid of::.
the old finish. II works beautllully on fllt
aurtacea but I am having 1 problem wllll '
the grooves and the carved Rlrfacea. AJl1
auggestions? •
, ' , .t After you bave app!Wd the J>!lnt
"mover and bave li'en ·II Umo ID ...,
the old fmlsh, uae a lllll -II
clean carv• On groova, try puWna
twine or dental flou throu&b them.
Q. I read NCeDlly where a child
became serioullJ Ill. bin drinking aomo
attractive reckolOftd turnlturo polloh,.
Wby aren't manutacturws of these proclo
uct.I required to put them In cblJd.proo(.
packages?
A. They are·aa cl SOptemb« ts ..-·
a new Food Ind Drug Admlnlstratloa
regulaUon. Child-proof contalnm will be
requlrtd for llquld !Urnltore poli&be& thal ·
contain at leul 10 perceot mineral ....
oil. The new tegulation requires tbll
packages must -lw1rteat.1: 1 1111pla
of children under ftve mllll not be obit II
open the package 85 percent of the Umr,
and the ~ --flow cl
poll.oh to only I> ··~ ""' ... shake.
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1lbero I did very well. I qull lo lake Ufe
.... and do tha typo "' bome ....
lorlalnlng that Bred !tell II •llal to blo J career. t 11
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A certaln wvinan who wor~ u 1 \ _
Brad's secrelary for five yeers II ?Ulinc let her know It. She )ooked purl, u If I
me ,.... sleep!... nlcJlll and quiet had Jet the !amlly d9wn. I • '
lllllUllh. He promoted her to. Asalllanl Now that )'ou've n>ade It ~er that I
• ---~-al her L.. am not "to blame" l leel better than I ~ ot~~ 1 low 1111J11ths Ju ..... •-·· . ft•-• -•-• 1 bind dlod. . ~e lQ years. ~ you. ·~ JOO.
1 wu vory llllprioed (u well as ~m~P~!~ Ann§Landerl.L-~N cllolurbod> -· .. ...., ,.... ~ ..... • r~i... ., • ,,..,. Md tlJe _..cJaa "!'* 1k1 D .1 , ' ._ pnJu ... 11
-· -uald he 61 I! ...... . feel 11111 ... ' "dJstnualtl widow" -mbre ID ~Y """'" •! deor. Foat
and .. emollailll -· . ..., . i i ... -la ..,....,, ••
Every now and tben Brad will l<IJ me P,lne. Gllil'M!Ped dlrill' tW 1111uUe1.
he !oolc "the --widow" to lunch DEAR' Alffl ~~· RicenUy ,..
btc1Le abe seemed dtpre11ed. (He said t~ trequettJy.tedli ttatmnent
hjll no !dee bow .°""' lllt!e I~ tbat vodb ·ond. ·111 do no1 produce
deprea me -and Id never'let on.). hangoven wu •~a Joi oL iiialattor:•1 Br!: ::,.~'1:,1';,~~=·~ ' You are correct ab\'Ui thi>,i 1-ver,,
lbougbt of It burns me to 1 crisp. Jet U 1 please be aware tbat, .odb II In eUtyl niuJe I might reveal my a~on ' aletohol whereas bOut~ w and
which ls the Jut thin In 'the Id' 1 aome fortU!ed wlnea contain a her,.!
do g wor amyl alcohols called IUsell, wtiat want to . Please tell me how to play similar to the barbliurates. ia a
th.la:, Ann. You •eem to have your bead chemical fact of life that for on straight, which la more than I can uy hi · for myself at the moment. _ KOOKED ounce, w sJUes, bourbons, w , etc.
UP IN KALIFOllNIA are more apt to Jl!'Oduce baogo"'1 than
vodka -as on~ JObo bu tr;l.;i them DEAR KAL: lttvUe "tbe dlltrau1lll all will 1t1J )'OU. So, w1tcb It, ~ -
widow" ud find • attractive, aut-HUNG AT ilANOVEJt r
One If by Land, Two II by Sea ll<bed mu to be her ..e.rt,'Du.mmy. DEAR BANt I dJi bove to -...
DEAR ANN LANDE&f I WIS In )be Ball. Tomato jllco • tbe ...W r· .,
The Mmes. Michael Mullin, Brian Zenz and Norman Lawson signal the arrival of
the British Expo '72 Faahion Show to be presented Monday, Oct. 2, in Balboa
Bay Club by the Junior League of Newport Harbor. The $10 tickets entitle guests
to a 12:15 luncheon and display of Jaeger of London styles arranged by the
British Consulate-general ana May Co.
hospital bavlnc my fourtli,<laugbter wlien ~t .. ~ -· IUl Iii-.,. I ,..d In your col~/l!'a.t the mOJe ~ to leave -....... _ .. ~· Ila determines the au ol tlli cblld. I clipped ' --· .. .., '
It out and am Avlncft my moti.if.Jn. reader fOO •OMtl<9'1, Aid WI, ff -• . --
law. to me, ls m~ ~ tMa ~
The fint voice J when I came or .. , yoo ..U. •P llill'°"'f· ~-
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1 Couples Recite out of the -ben. Sbe nld, It's not al1Vlys euy to recogni~ove. "Don't !eel bod, ct,ar. You are ;m especially the~int Ume ~.A t
young. Maybe next the )'OU will glva111 yourseU wllb the 'pjdtllneoifallea !Ann __ -·-r.:i~~:;;;-WUll1 loinc to 1,;, ·tr 1· ~~~~~·t I CO~= ·--:------· ~ -l -
Wedding Vows .. next Ume," tblt 31 wu not ao young -35 cents in coin and 1 lq,: stampea, lelf~
especially after Uu'ff Caeweatis. I bave addresaed enyelope· wltb Youl HQ-to bad tt wltb tbe joys or motherhood and I the DAILY PILOT. . !
GALLIHER-DAVIS was the setting for the mar-!. Marcy Davia, daughter of riage of Heather Ann Oliphant ~Novy C.pt. (nti) W Mn. and James Stephen Matter.
~James W. Davlsitliytiltuliston ·They are the daughter and
f Beach ezche.Pd ,.., mid aon of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
: rlnp ' with Manta .Q O.a 1 • PUpant of Laguna Beach and
•Gllllher 'O!olllt,-~ •Mr. and Mrs. William Matter ~Waller G~1if .. -.,c 'ol !-Wwood.
Meetings Qffer Involvement
:. ~Rev. Do. Dnt'd1,_,·; ·M.I•• Jennifer Oliphant
; perfonned~tbo ~In 1 """"'1. u maid of honor, and
tha • Q'f ... ~ 'F.Jd'smalda ""'e tbe -; Metbodill ' . , , ~ and Lori Ollpban~
: Beach. '~ 1 t • .. ! ., .r. "'.JaU; ~and J1I Brown.
• Mra. ~ -1111 Di>ajjWa Mauer wu a. belt ?matnm ol lloilp;l ,I ~ ' ma~-. _.,. Georp
. wse tbe ~ llllilll , Ollpbiai!, .,Bnd,. -· lllia :-..., ·~" · • Clawaoiillld.Joho'llcti.
;Cindy wi:fim:::i'' The bride. II'~ JraclUate o1 ;FJ.llngaen, • r LagunaBeachHift_~,1t. : Vern and · ' · · tended Saddlebaeli COllt!ge and
;Randolphiuot,,...pio;tt; · Is a John Roberi ~"'ltll
• The llrl .. It! "t·ir...,, o1 lfaduate. ~Marini llloll · fcbookm at. Her husband Is a ~to
: tends C 1.1Uor·a1 a •• ~ of Lakewood Higb Scbool, at-
: Unlvenlly,. ·lml , DilW!, ~ tended Califomla S t a t e
: the II a manber of Chi Uru.mtty, San Diego and now
: Omq1, A!~ •. l!IJ . Gamma attends CSU, Fullerton where
• and Al~l.lmuda. ~ta. . , they will reside. :J.=.Coli.~.=~~... .
;-pi01I 11t1b !!'e ;too PRELEYKO.WITT . ~ ,Dodprt. 'llioy wtU ;Uve In l'lloelllz. ' .
MATTER-OLIPHANT
, N e I gbborbood Conlfega-
; lional CburdJ, Laguna Beach
Home In Hunlingtoo Beach
are Robert Ray Preleyko and
his bride, the former Lynnette
C.tberine Witt wbo exchanged
vows and rings before the
Rev. Dr. Arthur R. Reese In
tllo FJril Baptist Chorch, San-
ta Ana.
·· The, bride, daughter of Mr.
and .Mrs. John Witt of Foun-
• taln Valley was attended by
the Misses Donna Jo Preston,
Terri Strell and Mary West.
Best man was Steve Mitch-
ell, and ushers were Merk
Mitchell and Mark Burke.
The bridegroom Is the son of
the doughier of Mr. and Mrs.
Charle• White Jr. of 1Hun-
t1ncton Beech and !be oon ol
Mr . and Mn. Norman Miller
ol Nawport Beech. '
Maid ol honor WU Mia
Sbaron Owu, and bridesmaids were Mlaa Ptgy GiU>raltb
ind Mia Vallrle Miller.
Frank Plftlll WU the best
111111, and oervlng .. ushers
were Dave White and Scott
Taylor.
The bride ts a graduate of
Huntlncton Beach Higb School
and Orange <:oast College. Her
husband Is a graduate of
Newport Harbor High School
and OCC and now la studying
at UCf.
LOVELAND -
VON HAFFTEN
Katharine Anna von Hafften
became the bride of William
Alan I.aveland in rites con-
ducted In the Stanford
Memorial Church by the Rev.
Robert Nordstrand.
MRS. PRELEYKO
from Miss Burke's School and
Stanford University. Her hu s-
band is a graduate of Newport
Harbor Higb School and an
honor graduate of Stanford.
They will make their home
in Sout.btrn. California.
Art League
Arla and crafts of lndonesi.,
will be dlacussed . a n d
displayed by Marcello Lange
at tbe Tuesday, Sept. 21,
meeting o! the Costa Mesa Art
League at 7::.> p.m. in Adams
· Elementary School
. She wlil. wear a national
costume and show artifacts
from Ball and Sumatra.
CRTA
Two divisions of California
Retired Teachers Association
have scheduled noon picni~.
Orange Coast division will
bea~ for The Oaks In Mod-
jeska Canyon on Monday,
Sept. 25, to hear John Stnitb,
regional consultant, and enjoy
an aflernoon of community
singing. Mrs. H81TJet Bowline
of Laguna Hills and Mist Lois
Osborn of Laguna Beach may
be contacted for reservations
and t ra nspor tat ion ar-
rMgements .
When tile Orange County
Central Division gathers in
Santiago Park, Santa Ana on
Tuesday, Sept. 26, M r s •
Lorene Manba11. president,
will describe upcoming
meeting topics. ..
from Los Angeles and Orange
counties will ente~in Sunday,
Sept. 2~ for the grand opening
of the Community Youth
Council, 2215 W. McFadden,
Santa Ana from 11 a.m. to 7
p.m. I
Further information
regarding tbe piuncil's wort
and the opening can be P.J>.
talned from Piggy· Mc<Hll,
54H321.
Voter~' Leegue
Orange Coast U!ague of
Women Votets has scheduled
six meetino to reach a coo-
sensus on~ ~ransportatlon In
Orange County. ,:~t:
Mrs. JeM Morris, chairman, ~ ,,,,~~>:
said participants will discuss 'f• ,,_ .. •
"who will be served by n:.:.u 1 r:<:; f...
mnsporta~on, who will pay •
for it and how to convert con-$ t;
firmed aato users to the " ~
system." '
Meeting times and placs
are Mor.day, Sept. is, •10 a.mt,
Edward Drollinger home, El
Toro; Tuesday, Sept. 28, 7:!111
p.m. Virtue & Scheck offices,·
Newport Beach; Wednesday,
Sept. 27,_9 :15 a.in. Unlvenlty
United Metbodlat Church and
12:15 p.m. Stanton T91or
home, /both Newport 114ich,
Delt• G•mm• and Thursday, Sept. 28, tile u u .,. Thomas Grasmehr Horne in
Boutique ideas will be the Costa Mesa and the William
topic when Saddleback Delta Wl1coien residence, Laguna
Gamma Alumnae bring craft Beac; both at 9: 15 a.m.
Items to their Tuesday, Sept.
2il, meeting In Mrs. Jerry T Own and Gown
stamp'• Mll!lon Viejo home Chancellor and Mn, Daniel
at 8 p.m. Aldrlf:h Jr. will ""1' their
I Newport Beach home for tbe Petite• F eurs 1972 kick-off meeting ot UCI'•
, ,lfn. Gn!,ory Burke of Foun-
!atn VIDey and Raymond R.
1PreJe1ko of'Twlnsburg. Ottio.
He and bis wife are graduates ot · Foilntain Valley High
School.
MILLER-WHITE
Parents of the briday couple
are Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
von Hafften of San Francisco
and Mrs. Alison I.aveland of
Newport Beach.
Attending the newlyweds
were the Mmes. H a r r y
Hanline Jr. and Jo 1 e p b
Smith; Misses Carolyn and
Sebelle von HaUten a n d
Cathleen Cox; Bryan Grupe,
Smith, Michael Parse!. Gerald
O'Connor. Alexander von Haft-
ten Jr. and Robert von Haff-·
ten.
DILLMAN.BENDER
Les Petites Fleurs Auxiliary T-.,and Gown mambenlhlp
of Chl1dren's Home Society comjlosed of women' from the
has started its annual sale of campus and con1munity.
Christmas card.9. M r 1 • Women of the faculty will be OUr Lady of Mount Carmel • Jacbon Goffmsn at 111-llllO II lntroduood · u ho ' red ..,_
~URER ~1aL1"91
DONNA OIEBEL
' ~December
~Rites Set
• Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. ."DiebtJ of Bakersfield have ao-
oced the engagement of
, daughter, Doona Diebel
.' Coltl Maa to David L.
J'emon.
: Mill Dlebe1. an llN •t Costa
)leu Memorlll Hospital, Is
working towerd her BS In :lountnc II ·Coltfomla Slate
<UnJ-,, Looi Buch. She Is :a member·tf ,._Tau Alpha.
· 1111' filftCO, aon of Mr. and
Mrw. Cecil L. Pearson of
Newport llftcb, earned his
:ss11~..,_ at CSULB allllil with Sllffil Phi
Dllla. •
A Die J .... 1'tddln~ it ~.r;,'.':.~. •a.,.!3'.
-.ntld.
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St. James Eplacopal Church,
Newport Beach WU the se~
ting for the wedding Jinking
Susan Lynn Whlte and Daniel
R. Miller.
The Rev. John A1hey
directed the vow exchange for The bride was graduated
C.tbolic Churcll, N e w Po r t taking orden· and all money and ltntemt ~ will be ~ •·-temlia and Beach was the setting for the fteeived beoefitl the '®ptloa fomwd ror such acU'riUet a1 ~
maniage or Dianne Marie 1.agency. art, beachwalt!Dg, b 0 ~ k ipece. Bender and James K u r t Town 1 and Gown, to
Dillman. Youth Counc'1I circulation and dlscu!slon, by Mn. Lyman Porter , foreip language, coif, I n. term, raJled fl700 for UCI Parenb o! tile bridal couple , Youth cboln 1od drill teams temational 8IUtlenls, mualc, )'ell'. , 1 are Mr. and Mrs. Bruce l ~
Mason Bender and Mr. and Christ Church ~i'bciaMax Dillman, an °1 Community Involved wome.o of Cb•I
Miao Paull Mlsetlch wu !be ' · ~ Cburcb ol New Community House :): 0:i..11o"W.!ide=~ .. Off. Q d 1 = ~ baiZ.e~pl=~ . ==~:~-&:: · ice pene .. ~ t"=· Serves County ' Needs. CbMlly 's'unpeon w11 tbe. 1
I A Communlly House aervlag
alt ot Orange County wlll .-
111 doors aindly, Sept. ~
with an U ..:m. to 1 p.ut. °"""
house f..,tqrlnc music bt
youth' choirs lrom Los Ancel.,
and Orange County. (
Spon110red by Ill< Com.
munity Youth Council of Santa
Ana, the Community H(')IJse 14
located at 221 W. McFadden
Ave., Sant.a Ana and offel'I a
multifaceted program of belp tor people of all ages.
An all-volunteer staff ad·
.ministers services for drug
abuse, alcoholism and mental
health, •tails a cloy cart
...ter, provldea ,.nalllvlly
and leldenbip tralninc and
condUcll np -Inns.
Free hrtakfasll and llllicbes
will be served 10< children and
there Is a community clothes
clotet Ip serve all lrtlll.
A drill team for girls and
boys meet! at 11 a.m. each
Seturd1y to pracUce f o r'
porade and fl st I• a I ap-
pearances, which will Include
tbe upcoming Rote Parade. ·
Anyone !nleresled tn
votuntetrtng or attendln1 the
open hooae may coni.ct the
Communley .a-II $17-tSIL
best man, and usllen wera · Toura 01 tbe new llotbor probotlonera ml to ladlltate • t Construction
Bob ~ B!lice Bendu Jr. ,Areo Community Ser v I c • a coordln.ated .elfott In Ibo , Notional COl!Vaolloo •
and ~..IJeoder. , ~,:'·..lfi1 ~ !::ct.ci eoe. area o! ~ -wtli be made irben
The n e w I y w e d 1 ere the public during an ,,f;i , Uca. County Chapter ti o( the
lfadual<I o! Newport Hlrllor house from 1 to 1 p.m. ' Ofll.,.. to ltblllle , Ilona! Allqctatlcn of II'
Higb School aod now 1Uood Wednesday, Sept. 2'1. , .....,...Cy In'"'-J by Comtnictlon -ta ot 7
Oreoge Coasl College. . The new ottlce wblcb will 1oom1ng 11af1 and YOJu-.. ~!~ ... ~· In the
1ccominodate 20 Prol!atlqn 0(. wbll publlo and prlvoto lf..,.. •-. l\IJUl-
Occn and a COlJ'I or Yofut. 'clel aocf com mu ty
teers, baa 1>ee11 • .,....s 1i1 t111 -1 CFWC 'I' Steps Up
, area In on attampt lo brN Volunleera are needed Im-~ ~ Cal
SUmmlng up Cashion trends, pn>batlon' ..,.,.,.., Ilia tlle medl~J\ for t u·t or t n c, F .. tlon GI fi,':*'''
the NaUonal Footwear ~ 11111 tllO •+=• c·ouftleUnC, G-anuptlatlofl, member\!Mlu1 ~lfd·
portanl letter In lashlon today lb< ,iolo pn.llollmi ••• ... llltflO"lalnl activity .• -o. nrUbop lot UIS
It 'I'. Finally It II -I 1m ... dh •. ~ fi ... Otlllr; aad Ulllttiir wUh lotllCe 11ork. ~ ID ....
myself; 110 where I like, I do cotml7 ,.11 illwd.. llllmltad penooof;-i
what I want and -my ......µ_ tu 'llct ·Mt -· ....._ ·
clothes to niatob my •._. 11'1Pli>lluillilMI umb l ~ Ml-"I ilia~. ,
lifatylt.. -..... .. ,_ &!Id adult -.. 1114171. -feJ>t. .. .... will ... ,, ..
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cmtlve wr!""' In.Ide and ou~ldo the clllb and details for
club )>8rtlcipaUoo In the Fine
Arts Festival
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Ho~oscope: Capricorns Cautioned on Avoiding Accidents
THURSDAY
SEf'IDAIER. 21
By SYDNEY \JMA&ll
Leo can becerne Inextricably
Involved, eapecially w he r e
membm ol the opposlle ,..
ar~ concerned. Leo lJi in kwe
with love ·~ Uva for lorf.
Leo can be ,ililll>onl, an'ogut
and overly inlblllool. But Leo
has a big htltt and natives of
lhl.s zodiacal \Ip can be won
over by flattery llld alfectlon.
Smne lam00:s pel'IOnl born un-
der Leo include Gall Flaher,
and Shelley Winters.
AlllE!I. (March 2l·April 11):
Smooth Soiling
What you 111 and write could
be mlllllterinted. RaiiM thll
IDd atriYe. lo mab meonlop
c..,.iaJ clear. -and VlrlO IDdMdualJ could figure
promlnenUy. Some persons
tend Io relate tall storiet. Be
skepUcall
TAURUS (April 20-May 20 ):
Wott out minor problem with
cooperation of fa m 11 y
member. Some frleoda may
oot be thlnldng too clearly in
money area. Be cautious.
Doo'l fall for ge\~ulck
scheme. Separote lact from
fancy.
Gl!MINI (May 21.June 20):
Review CODl.nlCll. I p e C 11 I
acreemeats. Your aoa11 can
be dar1ned lt you a r e
reallsUc. Otberwtle, you could
be sidetracked. Obi.ID valid
hint fn>m Arla mes.age. One
in authority wW do an aboul·
face .
CANCER (June 21.July 22):
Practical eHorts succeed. You
are given more responsibility.
But you also have chance for
greater reward!. Nothing oc.
curs ha.Uway for you. Now it
must be all or nolbing. Open
lines ol. communication.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You
find out where you stand with
Relatives, neJ&bbors do p1..,ty
of lalklng. but may not be
aayln( mudl.
deceplioo. Perfect tocbnlquea.
Get rid o/ wutdul pro-
cedur.,, Sp<U up fOI" rlgbta.
Don't bt arr1id flf new assign-
ment, challenge. You're going
apec1aJ penon. Acctpl sllua-SAGm.UUUS (Nov. D-
tion a! il really uists. Acctnt Dec. 11): Some restricUont
is oo legal papen, ensuring actually aerve your 1D1treats.
fulure security. 'lbink of your Know It and l'OlpOlld ..,
own needs. You can do thll cordingly. RomanUc Impulse
witboul being sellisb. ii !eatured. But abo el•• logic
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. D): equal Ume. 'lbink befo'; lak·
Stress originality, fresh ap-. In( dellnlle 1cUoo. You ll be
proach. Leo could .be involved happier u mult. .
In new enterprise. Let put 10: CAPRICORN (Dec. zz.Jan.
don't brood about what could 11): Sborl joomeys, m...,.ges,
have been. Legal' document re-ideu which Deed m o r e
~ulret special attention. Let development -these are
mate, partner have cbanoe to featured. Take care to avoid
ez:press view. accklentl due to careiessness.
AQUARll.IS (Jan. 20-Feb.
11): Cooperate with Ubn. By
llViDg oow you alJO wlll
recejve. Message will be
clarified. Protect as.sets. Take
inventory. Count your chan&e.
!loo' put lemptatioo ID path
of weak friend , associate.
Avoid wishful thinltlng.
to win! .o;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;
U8M (Sept. zs.oct. D):
PlllCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
Obtain hint from Aqaarlu1
message. Be wary of sell·
Doo't force Issues. Tread ~· ..;~..,!;<>~~~:._~-. b ~ c~ llghUy. )!e · Oeaible. Aoiaartu ,.. . '""Y ., " -----
IF TODAY IS you·a
BIRTIIDAY you are able to
express yourself m manner
which Intrigues. You have
dellgbtful ..... al humor. You
also tend to tcatter )'OlD'
forces. In November, you may
change residence. MOit cer·
tainly, there wW be cbapge in
home atmosphere. Taunls and
Libra peraons are Jlkely to be
involved.
SHlNi
OllAllU .. Tiit ,..
OLOW .......... .... .......... = .. .. .._in•••••~ .... ...,.,~ .::.._:.~~:~ ~
~.::.:·
MMW could provide some answus.
Key is to listen and evaluate.
You dlin't have to rush.
Relative will · change mlDd
about property mailer.
Nt W. 1tth It. C.... .....
DaiDij P~t'lkil~ ~-,--I~~~
Persian
RUGS
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
Obtain hint . from L I b r •
measage. Stress versatility.
Let others see that you can do
more than one thing . Means
display knowledge, varied i~
ter:ests. Sense of humor now
proves valuable asset.
December
Rites Set
To avoid dlsappolDtment, prospective
brides are reminded to bave their wedding
stories with black and whlte ~lnsay P.hoto-
gr_;~• to the DAILY PILOT Women s D"'
p ent one week before the weddlng.
Pictures received after that time will not
be used.
For engagement announcements It ts
Imperative that the ·story, also accompanied
by a black and whlte glossy picture, be sub-
mitted &ll weeks or more before the wedding
date. U deadline ls not me~ oniy a 1tory will
be nsed.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo E. Duval To help till requirements on both wed·
of Pacific P a 11 s a d e s an-ding and engagement stories, forms are
snQe ~lei@fl
HUNTING.TON HAllOU~
CONTINUOUS
CHRISTMAS
WORKSHOP
EVERY DAY
Ours Alone
"PAK0 mES"
C•ndlff & Yam•
TH• UNUSUAL
IN CHlllSTMA.1
ONLY ff DAYS UNTIL oounced the engagement ol available In all of Ute DAILY PILOT offices.
their daughter, Mary Lee Further questions will be answered by 1111'" TM a .. nrw1•
Duval to Stephen Douglas Women's Section staff members at 642-4321. Hu:~~o~9:'~cH Collup. 16'41 ALGONDU IN It WARNEii
lurthe11tk H•M MH•, l.n,-rted
--N•w ..... w ... 1•IMtfol'lt.
THIS Wiil ONLY
9UM
..... sa s975 ,., .. ][ 194"
.... $1210
KERMAN
hrsiaft ... & I_... ,... • ._ COAST HWY. c ...............
COtlONA DIL MAii .,..,,. --........
The future bridegroom is the ------------------~~~~~-~,,,.~~'.!:~~.:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ son of Mn. Robert Louis1_
Stephenson of Costa Mesa and
the late Mr. Williard D.
Collup. He i!: attending United
Electronics I n s t I t u t e in
Te?Qpe.
_ P.:!:a,f.18_1!Cee, a ~ua~-of . ues RlgllSChOOJ, IS a
featured singer and musician
with Randy Sparks and the
New Back Porch Majority.
A December wedding ls
belDg planned.
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soft. beautiful. flawlessly made.
can you believe they're 12.99 & 13.99?
The Yorba Linda Country Ctub will
be christened the AKF Save a Life
Saturday, S.pL 23, for the Artificial
.Kidney Foundation of California's
annual dance at 8 p.m. SaiIDg e.arly
alohu are Qeft to rlgbt) Mrs.· Clare
Baeogi lob Norris and Mrs. Norris,
I fariaej' patient '
THE
NEW LOOK!
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Astrology
ExRlained.
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Degree Earned
WlDJam Todd, oon or· Mn.
--of•llSbutllr Drive, Calta Mesa, baa ricelv·
ed a mulen delr<e in apeecti
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MONDAY THRU THURSDAY FRIDAY~ SATllROAY, SUNDAY PRICES SLICiHTLY HIGHER.
Shempoo and Set · $2.50
'Permenent Weve 7.50
Tint 5.50
1 Bleech Toach·up 10.50
Frosting 14.00
Meoicure1 ·,· 2.00 ~edicures ·5;00
-~ai uk $1.50
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CORNaR OI' IAIT I IT. -A80lll LA CAVE RESTAURANT ~1050 • • 548-9986
Ol'lN,7 DAYJ WllK .And MOST EVENINGS
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Newport Beach
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Snazz and sizzle that"~ strictly 721
Citybred looks with their awn sleek kind of
simplicity. They're so soft to well'
and so nice to touch. Made with the kind of
care and fi nesse that usually means
dollars more. All the new ideas about shoeing.
See them. tty them. love them. And pay
less then you'd expect How nice.
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dot>olf! to N.;,port Beli<ll, C II Pk PTA Co.ta Jlelfl, ~UM Btnch 0 •9• •
ofld MiotlU$ Vifjo pcren~ Mn. Tnnnu ·11r-a
-6rvim!Gzllonl will ~t a,,_yilo IM DAILY Pl· COMING UP: Gen er a I Im! «Ith l,leck. /n/on'fl4o meeting and IMlot lair will ti~ ~ "" n«lvcd bv lake , Pl-al 7,:IO p.m.
the 1Hmn'• ~'tment or Tueid&J', Sept. it, ln the
Mrs. Garcd , Ith, 17~ muld-JOOlll. !look c ... 1<11a ,l'lile<, Newport aeledlamalaomaybemacfe
Beach bv s p.m. Thursd4v during the -h o u r for ,,.bllC11tfon w..m.a11av. s11r11nc Monday, Sept. 25, ' and coollnuiDC lhroulh Frio Beer PFO day. Sept. 2t.
-. -lllllllfer REPORTS: Memberlhlp drive , ~ . . sJarled lul Monday and will
COMING 'UP' llwnd Up of c:onlinue through Friday,
Frlendahlp will Iheme the Oct. 6·
lee a:eam social 1o take CdM Ele. PT A ~ lrom 5:$9 to S:IO o.m. MrL Stewart Carpelller ~~. Oct. $. Mem-Preslilent btshlit drive -c o n t e s t COMING UP: ParenU ne,w to
ltilHing l\1""4ay. Sept. 25, the area are lnvli.d lo meet wll be co~~ Oct. 5. the teacblng llall and board
REPORTS: Bo9rd)' members members ,at an Informal
hosted a Hawallan luncheon paUo hlrbecue al 7 p.m. ~~,'!_ ... membu~-:.:; Thunday; Sept. 211, al the -·~"' -·--home ot Mn. Stewart at Jtona Laael, Colta Mesa. ,.. ... __ ...... -!dent PttSOnl lntereated ln ~iignc.i, ,....... •
paftlelpating at t :a 1.m. CM 'High, PTSA .ii Monday may contact Mn, Cpl Rolmaa
' Mrs. Everett Bleger, Jr. at Preaident
li4U870. REPORTS: PTSA members
l'f entertained, the s ch o o J · ' · 1 or~ P,T A ---1.i the -tio 1unc1>
'·' · wlllm Clapel :;;;,'"';i-the i.m:;' of Mrs. ~ · Cir!R otma·n , president.
,COMING ~ t Rubella cllnlc Mn. Sheldon Davia, lermer-1 flOln 3 lo If a.m. Thursday, ly of Pasadena Hiib and
· Sept. 28 • :'~ Mrs. Eugene new 'Vice principal ol Costa
~." Jlltmb.er1hlp Meu ,u; .. ~ WU mu.st of ·: l'''nnan .. ~ a11 honor.£.....,. .....
9l1mPlc Iheme for the drive bofllnnlnc ~. ~ J$ Eos tbl uff PFO
"' • ~t~"I .wilt'·• ·Mn. Ellpoe Kencb 1 laa!Ure a (linu1 picnic al President .
5:30. p.m. Friday, Sept. 29, COMING UP: Immwllzatinn
clinic for RalJella a n d oublUfUtlng lt t a . m •
Ru*1a ••~'II beln& of. Tueodo)'s may contact Mu.
!ered tiy the llfarcb of Cbarlfl HWOll at :M&t725
Dlmet at I p.m. Thursday, ot Mrs, 'Roy PfeJ!lq al ll3-
Sept. 211, al 3Chool. Mn . 5931. le the p11t three
Mttrjlt ,_, btalth and RUOns, the leques have
safely dlairllllD .....-. contribUled' 1J1GO lo the
that lludenla moat have tchool. '
R=~:=ency iiom. ~~t!__v_, uist8o _~!' Pn>t!ram II In. effect again · ....., " -n-
th ls ICbool year. Parents are .Pretklent
reminded lo lllllruct their REPORTS: September board
chlfdml abool the bright meellng and lacullJ l111el>
ora,ng:e flap I n d I c a t i n g eon reat~rs, D a v 1 d
homts wf>ere they may otop W. Brant, " served in the
on the-way lo, and from reading • thraughou\
schoo1 fpr em e r g e n c: y t.be district and it currenUy
a1alll&l'ICJ. retired, 11 guest of hol1QI".
·, Committee membera were Estancia PTSA rallfi"!I and the propos.d
Mn. Robert M. Kitts budg et was dlscuued.
Pruklent 1
COr.µNG UP : Contrjbutions Newport llHs ,l>TA
art needed for the upcoming Mrt. Jamt1 G. ·Blala
rummap sale. Mrs. •Ralph ' , Pl'.'Sldenl,
Boegel> ways and means COMING UP: PTA and March
chalnnan may be contacted of Dimes . will sponsor a
at 545-2411 for further In· Rubella y~lion clinic at
formaUoa .•. ~ Edward 10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 29, in
Z!e~ may be cont&cted the multlPllrpoM! room.
at St5-8'749 by couples in-REPORTS: •Board members
tereated fn participating in hosted a Mtlican potluck
. th•·dupllcale bridge. luncheon ror 'ljjem~ot the
REPORTS: Mn. s t a n·le y faculty and : 11811 . . .
Kirby WU appointed PTSA Re!reshmenll 'and coffee
repreeentaUve to the E&-were served , to parents on
.lancla -r Cub. the~ ci1J of school by
H PTA board membin .. orper I
111mn. Roy Pldffer Po ularirio1[PTA
. · Pre1ideni . • Mn. ,Pit,! IJlamain
COMING UP : Rubella clin ic Pralilent
with two in ... vaccine will COMING UP: :itlck-o!I Time
· bke place al 9 a.m. Thurs-/,-Or PI' A is the theme for the
day, Sept. 23. membership drive con-
REPORTS: Bowling leagues tinuing through Monday,
began last week at Mesa Sept. 25. Executive board
Lanes. Bowl.en iQteruted in meeting at 8 P.:.m· Tuesday,
Oct. a, in the l1clilty room tor onlen •. , • ~ In lhe bt&e of Mn. Bill lurthtr lnlonntlllon • • •
d, P1per driv• 'lbunday, o1 i.y,, priw 111r -w Jordlll .-'r. Robello dJoi• P,aper drly' ~· Sept.
Oct 5 Ecology fls" will be needed for the o~ lro~l to :IO p.m, Tu<lday, , IO. ._,, pr.U.ii.d to the ... wlnninC .. ~· "'11· lla . Sept Jd1' William R E p 0 I\ I s : Mr!. Tom
classes .•. Family 1bling Jor "lll'l'· be ed at Be 1 c~n may be t Hoovler, 'iOClll 'dlllmlan,.
party at f :IO p.m. Tuetday, ~ I«' informa . · <Ailed a115le-rnlllor further ' and PTA•lilembon bolled a
Sept. 211, 1t Harbor Biller REPoftTS: ~Roo niothen lnlormfllon . . . WI n I e r luncheoni IOI' ~
Rink ••. BowJing league is and ililollfinll ' mel In the bowlllli league atarll at • Wh'tt' ~-PTA belDfl lormocl lo meet eacll paria!\ hall lo~ tund-raia. moo ~y, Sept. 22, ~~ I ,I, .. .
· W-y mominc at Ilona Ing al:tMtteo inll field tripr kolla ......,, Costa Mesa. Mii. 1'«11
lAmel, COiia Mesa~ PertOM ... '1'wobowlcrsare1*ded REPORTS: Motl.era lot ' l p\hldeiit "
Interested may ..u · Mn. to comp1* the leap. J!al . l:indelllarten s~ts were "COMING IJP:'' Motllen' coffee
Gary RhodUI at l4H8Sf for Rnmtto may be called 11 llOQO!)ed.al a tq. ' at 9:81 oa.m.+FridaJ1 Sept.
further lnlormallon. -for further In· • • 2%, In• lllf ~ultiparpoae
REPORTS: Board members formation. V1e<!oroo PT A room;~ mOml>er, will
hosted a get.acquainted Jlfn. Tom 1-Uleavltb be in.~!""~•"-" and acttvtlles
luncheon for leal:ben 'and a Sonoro PT A · . . '1:i President for IJ1e adiciol 'year will be
coffee for parent! the first Mrs. Tbomu Elicker · "'CO G UP1 Gen e r a I di.scu!Sed. It
day of 9chool. , President m u., In conjµnctino wi\h REPORTS:. Maben aerving
Presidio PT A cor.'IING UP: "Bluy Boclia," -~ · nialll w 111 'the PTA1i boml are the a ta....i end ~Y lllm and lake place~ 7 p.m. flednel-IMm..i Ro, Peck, preoldollt;
Mn. Hap Tbo-• ; the fini ·of:a montbly mo\'le, day, Seil! 17, I in I t ~ e Willlllll stromgren, 'lbomas
COMING ~ld:tiella and will tab place from J·to S IJlUltiUl?PO•e ,room. Whilcom~,,aod Ela.lne p.m. latuniay, Sopl. 23, in Tea<llerl ·*'111 klille their Perullolol!, y)ce Prell\I¢•;
measles vaccination •clinic the rilultipurpooe l'OOll!-PTA progiams for the year. W. L. II~·-~~
will take place at 11 • a.m. membih will ..u caady and Refreahments Will be aerved. and ~t.rnm,, J1nc1
Tuesday, Sept. 1.1 • • • Get· admit each child at :is cenll •.. Rubella clinic from l :IO Gerrii ~· jnalllttr
acquainted d..,.rt .social •• ,.llciullque ...,.Ubop for to 9 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. • ••• )ljlard .~ and
from 6:30 to l :IO p.m. the upcoming w l n le r 27. Volmlem are needed lo teachqi mel,.the, new pnn-
Wedne!day, .Sept. Tl. carnival will lake plaee at help. Mn. John. Simmons ci~, ~~al a ~1':1:J!18• a~~::ted 1 ~: 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 4, may be ~eel at &42-1947 f~r tea . ~
purchase desserts, punch -·'
and coffee • • • Mrs. Phil j t r " (
Kilmer, .. membet"s.hip -1
chairman announcea that
the drive will. .c;on_tlnue
through Monday, Sel>t. 25.
St •. Joachim. PG
Mn. ·Joim E. ftmemU
Prealdent
COMING· UP: Safety
fiashlfght& for the hike rider
or auto will be 10ld through
Friday, Sept. 22. Proceeds
will be \lsed for the athletic
fund. Ml. Charles zamora
may be CQlllacled at 54&w.12 .
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HarbOr Council PTA will sponoor lnnoculalio11'1'1in· ·
ics in area elementary schools between Sept. 25 and
Oct. 6. At this ·time, the· new . twcrin..Oi1e vacctDe . _..
(both Rubella ' anil red meules serum) Will be given
I? children aged 1 throullh 12. In line for the 'vac-
cme are Scott Task and Sarah •'Campbell while•}!rs.
THI Wllll SCl!ID-1
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'(Editor'-1 Not<: A Colvmn · · Fulfo"n· 'PTO
d<vot.•d lo 1:01n1tom VaU.V....,. '~.Jllillerl Y·-·-'• Hunttngttm Beach, Ocean .. --.-•
Lend PTA
Mrs. Jame• Ferguson
President Vieu> and Seal Beach Sc~ool · · . Prealdent ·
D i • tr i c t parenloleachtr llEPOR'J'S: Execullve board COMING UP: Unit will host
back-to-school night Mon-
da y, Sept. 25, at 7 p.m,
E\lent will include classroom
visltaUon.
-· t · ·u ~ i . bolted, • pottudr: luncheon orgu.,.sza iom wi apptu1 "'" 'f0r» t9Cbt!fs.vand staff th< DAILY PIW'I" •a,~ h · __ ,_ u. ·•·-f th week. lnforlnation mu.st· be ....,....,-r. i.ui ~11e 0 e
received by Mr1. GUberi ·=t ·~ ~~
Turnbull, 5671 1\lo~gnm\ uabled by. Mrs. N 1 c 1'
Drive, HunH"llton BeOC/r bp ' · · canzone an11· Mrs. Greg
5 ~:m. Thursday for pubi~ Burke, c:o-ebalrmen • • •
Sun View PFO
Mra. Mark K.oom
President
mtion Wtdnesd4~.) Unlt has ~onaled obotacle COMING UP: Membership
drive is scbeduJed from
Monday, Sept. 25, through
Friday, Oct. 13, according to
Mrs. Brian Holms,
chainnan.
Arevalos PTO course equipmanl lo the school including fencing,
Mrs. Tbomas HUI
President
COMING UP : Fill carnival Is
scbedullJcl ·Saturday, Sept.
30, lrom JO a.m. lo 1:30 p.m.
on the " tchOol grounds. • Carnival proceeds will be
added to funda ralled by the
1m graduallnl &11 and
will be used ·14 purchua an
obstacle course for the
achool playground. Clmlval
chairman it Mrs. Robert
Rolkahr.
11!.PORTS: El~V9 ~
hoolacl I -io«bool ~h for lacullJ members.
Bus!i.rd PTO
Pldllp Mtpaaelll
Pr<tident
CO.II UP: Unit wlll meet ~'[1t 7:IO in sellool.
""'"1m will Include a
-ble diecullion by f.lllltJ member a and
. -ta of the achaol'1 gools ..r.-me for the ., ...
parallel bars, a hurdle.
balance beams, dodge posts
and a l f.laot pole climb.
Gisler PTO
Mn. 0,. McCallam
, PMldent
REPORTS: Unit bosled a tea
today for parents of · ne~
1tudenls. Mn. Holmes WU
ill charce of the evenL
COMING UP: Parents '"''·---------needed lo assist with .., ru+tt!::~'d"O. """"'"'II for the up. ~~~ comlnl 'camival. Volunteers ' 1
may cGltlad Mn. John KnU-•' ALL SALE
fin through lhe achool.
REPOl\'\t: ~dli\.O MERCHANDISE ·
wllla~nebedyeoierday \ ...... !JI!! dlnclioD ol Mri. 'MOW PJlll' Rtlfrlek . , .
Valilllenmneededto _.. • dailJ" Ice cream
sales and ,.., conuct Mn.
Vaalleous Kordakis throucb the school. · • · ~J....
Horper PTA '• BIDTIQUE
Mn. .Alllll.'f-,.._... ....... •
PreSJdebt MO VIA LIDO
COMING UP: 'Unlt meetinr "'""°"' llACH
will take piace In conjunction -·
with back·to-school night 11 -~ fKt2-
7:30 .. the achaol rtlo. ...-~ ~
B. Steven Task serves as an lide. .
The . ILY " .FAM Book Store
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Lucky Started Discount Pricing in 19,63. · .. I r '
TO OUR CUSTOMERS .• . . .
L~ Y was the first to bririi you
.o' ount Pricirig :; .. Other~ h1.ve
JU . ped on the band wago how-
e r. Lucky's policy of f..lia s
being first to re<luce your Weekly
fopd bu.dget still /stands. w• invite
~ompanson any ime. on al)y ltem,
'" any department ... You can ~eally depend on Lu cky for greater
LUCKY CONTINUES TQ STRETCH YOUR FOOD BUDGET li:t~:n~"d::~o~ost~~pshopplng
WITH LOW EVERYDAY PRICES ~~ EVERY DEPT. THROUGHOUT THE STORE .,__'
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.,.+LYSOL SPllA Y .... ~~c'::l.27
.,.+LIQUID DETERGENT • ~:::rr 52·
.,.+AXION PRE-SOAK .. !"~1,:::55.
WHITE KING "D" ..... ':.'=95 •
<t'4ROYAU TOWELS ... ,~~~:r:: 28•
<t'4COllONET NAPKINS .. ,~~'0:31 •
<t'4ALUMINUM FOIL ... ,,m'l\'::23•
'1"4SANDWICH BAGS . , . ,~~.:l 47 •
KEY BUY
WlllER IRlllS
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FROZEN FOODS
,r ORANGE JUICE .. . . :l'~ 51 •
ORE-IDA POTATOES ... ~'1::'1:::42•
CERTl·FRESH SOU .•• '.'~o\w.79•
SNACKWICHES ....... .:".~o~::': 37 •
PET RITZ APPLE PIE ...... ·~ 34 •
PET RITZ CUSTARD PIE •.. "~37•
.GINO'S DELUXE PIZZA .... '\:l 15•
VEGETABLU ..... ·~0~~~~r~33 ,
l'UI & l'Ull. 0100115, l'L\S WITH 101.llOU I. CltlM Mot.Cl,
PW WITM OU.M WKJ, CAUIOll Wiii~ SIJC.l.I Gt.All
STRAWBERRIES ..... ~"!"',':;";"!::61•
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M • I -COFFEE '"' 88 ._ WHITE IREAD DOUGH v ":.-m::.59• ...:!~ .. ~ oo oom< "' ' ' • "" . .,.+OH IOY -GARUC BREAD , \:J 33• -
M.J.B. COFFEE. '\:l 2.37 .,..GINO'S CHEESE PIZZA .. '\:l 61• M.J~·~ /'Nsrm . .,~1 .29 COOL WHIP TOPPING •."'!':or,:~:59•
,rPH FILLING ...•.. "!"!'\W,~41•
.,..APPLUAUCE ..•.••. ~~':°:34'
.,..GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ... !\1=63•
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.,.+OltANGE JUICE .... ,.!\1=63•
.,.+HUNT'S TOMATOES .... "c.:l 29 '
... CORNID I.HF •••... ~:,"C::77•
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... SALAD DR1$SING .:::.,~::1134•
... A·1 MEAT SAUCE ...•. ",~66·
HUNT'S TOMATO SAUCE .• 'ill 20•
HUNT'S TOMATO PASTE .. 'til 31• ,r PRESRYES •.. ":"'.'~':"!''~',~65•
<t'4SWEET PICKLES ... "!~A':."':59•
BORDEN CHEESE •.. ':'=93 •
SUNDER LIQUID DIET FOOD 't:30• • v.ui•m c..&rai
.,..ARROWHEAD WATER ... ::t 36•
DIUlUO OI WM
DIET RITE COLA .... ~:~1.05
We GUARANTEE the LAR6ER SIZE is a
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PACKAGED GOODS
DINNlll ROUS . r,::r,r,;::.:r,m:: 35'
.,.+BUC WHEATS CEREAL""";",,"'/il 42•
GRAHAM CRACKERS ...• -:::::73 •
.,.+CRACKER JACKS ... , . .,,;,~:25 •
11"'PIZZA MIX ....... :rr:;~;::35 ',
M & M CANDY •.•.. ~A'!4~=77 1
BROWNIE MIX ...... "'i;=63 '
11"'FltOSTING MIX .... ,.,:;~;39 '
UMCll, 111.DOl, V#ll.14 '°'*1 DU!Oi
.,..lllSQUICI ......... ~::::74,
SKILLET DlllllERS ......... ~l 79·
BEVERAGE • SPIRITS
GOLDEN CltOWN IHI ,l':,~2. 99
SCOTCH WHISKY . m""' ~~ 9 .77
DINNER WINES ...... '."'.~~~: 57 •
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AN OUTSTAllOING VAllETT
OF FRISH BAKERY GOODS
LOW DISCOUNT PRICES ON HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS
MAIVUTDAJsgA 100..COUNT ~
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
REDDI WHIP TOPPING .... t: 51 •
.,.+son MARGARINE .• ~47 •
.,.+MARGARINE ..••. -~~32 •
.,..CHHSE°FOOD .. """'0"lll~79•
LADY LEE 1unE1tMllK ... ~c1l 42•
FOREMOST ICE CREAM .• ':l:'g:79 .
PET FOODS
VETS DOG FOOD ...• ~',::,'::IJ:l O•
PURINA DOG FOOD • ~,r:;: 3.'15
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We toke extrQ pains to ••• that our
1tore1 ore Im maculately clean and
9Clty to get. around In, tt)e at·
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The effective don·
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leov•• holr beautifully
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Fun toys designed
especial ly for th•
Uttlest 101 •• $367
A fun way to
draw by turning
knobs; no pencil
or paper nffded.
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toll tng time 1.
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l'Ol.IDINT TAll-26 '1 .•. , ••.• 71 C
PAIT SUIT
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Set of 30 tmbos1ed
wood Toiior ~locks $199 in durable 1toroge ·>
can w/plastlc lid~
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1s7oz s23s DISH LOW SUDS IETEllEIT ..... IOx ........
Concentrated .. handles big laundry lood1 with eo1e.
IVDIY SllW SDIP PDWDEl ....... ~:0~~ ........ 87c
Ivory gentle, Ivory pure, for delicate wmhables. ,
3202: 81 c .IOJ LIQUll IETEllEIT ............. ITL ••••••••••••
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10% ro'fOn; ovalloble
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t "llCHARD'S HARBOR VIEW MAR ET end RICHARD'S UDO MAJUCEt •
. ' • Orange Pork Chops
Coot •O thick chops with a mi1ture
of 2 T. flour and lfi tsp. salt. In, 2 T.
h~t oil11 br.own ~hops about I 0 min.
\ ... sidi~ Combine I T. brown sugar,
Ifs tsp.''9in9•r. IT. grated or•nge •·\ 41 1c ~··<··· P • P"' and • toran91 1u1c1. our
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(ore Microwave Oven
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min. ~dcl\,1 C orange s•ctions just
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from the "Corn Belt." The pearly pink color of fresh
pork tells that it is juicier and better flavored than pork
that's been frozen. Enjoy t~e best -from Richard's.
Sponsored by Saint
Jo .. ph's Hill of Hope.
Get your tickets Friday end
Saturday-Lido Patio.
. l ~~-Casaba Melons 5' ••• Cr••my sw••+ and d•lighiful.
~n~na Sl)uash lb. ·5'
24 O&. log !'.abin Syrup, J
tll.89•· Jicial Tissue 200 ••• 4 for'$1 • • . ~
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' Apple DarYim Pastry • : • ·: r • . 2 for 35c' · · ·
~ ~tteY-flake Rolls . . •• . h I f ' I (
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Harbor View has a fabulous fish
department -all fresh, in season!
f.resh Fillet of Sole
Srnolritd
Finnan Haddie
1.69 lb.
1.29 lb.
--Fish is so versati~ -in salads,
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HAVE SOME FISH THIS WEEK.
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Pineapple Chunks 001• 12 ... 3 ·,., Sl
P•rf•ct i•amtd up with pork. . Green Peas Libby'• 24 0•· 3 10r Sl
Libby's Cut Green Beans 20 ••· 3 for $1
Libby's Mixed Vegetables 24 ••• 3 for $1
Minute Maid Orange Juice '' 01. 69c
Rosarita ·Mexican Dinner 11 01. 39c
Beef Enchilada Dinner Rosorito 12 01. 39c
Combination Plate with Tacos •·"'"' '' .. 39c
Oh Boy Garlic Bread I ••· 29c
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Sugar Plum Ham2v .... 3~19
Swift'• fin•st with Pineapple or Brown Su91r 6111 ..
Oscar Mayer Wieners .11 ...... ,,.. b .. 1 , "· 89c
Oscar Mayer Smokie links 11 •L 89c
Danola Sliced Dry Salame • ••· 89c
Reese Brazilian Hearts of Palm " ... 89p
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the • Shun .. P,iJ}ace on
M.inJiattan' Biul Side, said
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Loublana gum~ ,soup, prepared and popular1Zed by the late ~n . Allen Ellen-. tmg ebefs !» .miite. piai..
der is now served on Thursdays in Capitol restaurants. Sen . James Allen (left) aha~ ~e c¥'agons ~other
suggested the menu change as a nice way to honor Ellender. Sens. Elaine Ed· fanciful ~tures. There are
wards and Russell Long ladle out the soup that's lavish with shrimp and sells frying cliela, 1ateam chefs a,nd
for .1.50 ·per bowl. chefs whooe sole responsibility u preparing vegeta~les.
Dutch Treat Bal(es in .Paper . ,. ~ .
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PEACH PUDDING
milk. Set this batter ulde. ..Bake ·1n a ~~~ ~~
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. . .. "'orn Nowedlya paper c u p 1 ,
plate>, soup 11111' sabd bowl
and deueri dialbes come in
IUch aflractlve ·potterns they
can be uaed for parllea.
A re;,W• ailltloe to this
-poperwore comes In 1-h e
PellJll)'fnnla Gaudy Dutch cleslin. Thia pattern features
red and yellow colors, teamed
with brown and white, and
wu orJsinllly med o n
toleware. '·
Peel and cut Into \>·Inch degne ove11 imtu toppillg· Is
slices eoough peaches to mike bcowned. -.19 to ·~ mjljqle>. 1 cup unsifted flour, stir to 4 cups. Stir lhe remaJning ¥" S:erve . wann pr c:yld;, ~· l jf
aerate before measuring cup sugar into the peaches. you like, with whipped cream.
I teaspoon baking powder Spoon iugared pea<bes irtto Makes 6 ser<~gs. ·
-14 teaspoon salt ---six -1-ounce--'Gaudy~tCb . ~Ote:. J~~bubl>le up.:an.d
¥• cup butter design gtued ·paper-dessert may boll over; JI they do, JlfO..
% cup au gar dishes. DiY~e any juice from · t~ .oven .by. putting a . cookl.e
1 egg peaches tP,nong the dishes. ·sheet or ·plece ·of',foil 1on ··sbel!
I teaspoon vanlill Spoon !letter 0111<> top of lie!ow pudding: Dishes II!IY lie
-ch•1·p·'5:T · CUCUMBERS .---~ -·
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paperware Is glazed and the 7-
ounce dessert dlshes may be
llted for baking al (or up to)
3IO dqrMa; they go through
lbe bildng process without detlriaraUon of color and
clellP-
I> cup mllk peaches. No need le>• lprl!lld p~ on a I cookie .aheel.
2 pounds fresh peachet, batter because it spreads dbr~ before baking rather.1 than cm
about 12 small or 5 large Jng baking., oven rack, If ~-lite. . . C?-t ·~,. 6:JO·,~ -7 .... • W~ Wa......,. f11i!. .... , •~Wt ~-·-~ .o.~:io ,...,. _ 1 "'"·. :w.,.
J,~ cup heavy cream, whi~
ped (if desired I
On wax paper thoroughly
stir together lhe Dour, baking
powder and salt.
Ren'• how lo -these dt1rlrt clitbel to make a ,__ Dalch Peach
In a medium mixing bowl
cream butter and 1h cup of the
sugar; add egg and vanilla ;
beat well. Beat in the Oour
Pudcllnc. mixture alternately with the
T ~sty Platter's
Co.'ntrast Matters
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Much II golnc I<> depend on
your family's -and
1ePOr01 lncllnaU-but rlPt
at the start it II wbe to
remember that we eat with
01D' eyet ~ wen as O\D' taste
buds. The plate ahould have
enough ·balance lllld oolorful
eye apPeal to mllke JI Jn.
lerestlng.
Really, there are no hard and
fut °hi~ about any vegetable
dinner, but you would not
LETS ASK
THE COOK by ~..;
Nin Wley
want to serve mashed
polatoes, creamed cabbage
cooked eggs. Nothing la so
dreary as watery spinach
slapped on the table Without
at lea.st the benefit of diced
piminto as weU aa. the egg.
Have the vinegar or. lemon
juice-cruet handy for a little
added zip.
The egg provides the protein
that might otherwise he laclc·
Ing. So doe& macarolll and
cheele or a mixture of cream
cheese and peanut butter for
stuffed celery chunks.
Sliced oranges, onion and arffn pepper rings arranged
on criap iireens make 1 col-
orful lllad with refreshing
aspects any way you look al it.
There are many 11uca
besides the i.vily creamed
ones that make vegetables a
lol more Interesting.
I like an orange butter sauce
made by simmering ~ cup
. butter or margarine with 3
tobte.poom orange juloe and a
bit of ·grated rind. Pour hot
over beets.
Or try .. almond butter,
especlall7 good over
uparagus, greeP beans, ""'°' coll or just Moul an,y other
veaetables Ill Y<Mlr chlllce. Any
standard cookbook ' can give
you many more.
and stewed celery on the same With the high coat of meat
plate. That wou1d be a dull today, almost everyone ls
looking arraPgement Indeed. looking for lllexpenslve dishes
Nor would you wa11t to have that taste good, look good and
cabbage slaw at the same have a geoeioas amount of
time as cabbage cooked any protein. Nan Wiiey baa some
other way. reclpea that meet -re.
Good color and taste balance qulmnepll lil her booklet
could he sweet corn, beets "Dollar Sa"'* llol Dishes."
(plcl<ed or othenriae) and but-You mly obllln a ooJ>y by
!And carro11. Or oerve any sending 25 coall and a aell.ad-~ vegetable al<ilc with dressed, stamped, loog en.
tomatoes a1'd yellnw veJope with your request for 11 to Nan Wiley Jn care of 'the
ould not wa11t !<> have DAILY PILOT •
...., 11mu and peaa .U,at;the .
-tlllle. Thal combination 11 too , starchy and 1acU
aull llltw balance. Boss' Bfend
'1111 "-mixed vegetablel· "\'.ou're Invited In join an u -~ .. plate. So : do ecuuv, club. All you have "'
...... ~ freah tomatoll, do ·-.... -... ~ ollvea m toast aod butter three rnt ti, ...,; ~tW al.ices of white lnld .
..i --Y• might On flrst slice put lelluce, ..... I<> aervt ti 1b01e ·OD a . sliced ham, crusbed pineapple,
i'llllb tray Jn ..,.. '01 ulad Swl". On second aUce put
tW ldlhl avocado, sliced c ~ I c k en .
Wllln you -spinach, Gouda. Top with tht lut slice
.,,_... It op -..... bill of bcead ••• 1nd ,... ... joined
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moll II_.., ID udtlal•e fnm = WColablol) Worceatonbire uuce 1 o couno with carllc-'batler"'I
bW ~-":.;: ~'!,.lt:!"m wdlare canoot : :1!..,.1.i1;™toes In ~e stock pol, brown :-=; ia~d .. :ade":1th = -."tald -llllbJ Die, -, to buy meat That 2 cups dloed turnip muabroolllJ in butter (or corn ded carrots and crushed can-..... _ ....__,. I · ,_ willte, bl>ck, and Ap-2 c·-'· an~ oil) • .. wa•-(or liquid •-m ned pineapple. --,_..,. '"' •....,. po!acliion -.1 would Uke • -':'.'..~. ·~ · -~ ~ -'•• 'Sor...,. I've I~•""' • ~ l!lced cooked vegetables). n.i .. to If desired, meat lovers can :b:.'t. "'ii'"Now m';"J;;. :, ~,!-~.~ot afford It, I cup....,; tantls bolling point. Add ;.;;,;... Include 2 pounds boel aoup
bondbt _,J ...... Iil,1vio) ...... lo .., 2 teupoom ba.ifl leaves and aalt Cover, reduce heat meat and 2·pounds beef "°"P
• ..._ -'T ' RIJBY DEE'S 2 bay leaves and simmer a b o u I 2HO bones bl ume ...clpe In lieu of
''He'reW.aokedme,•Wb..\' VllilETAlllAN SOVP 2tablespoonsparaleyDakes mlnulet. muahrooms llld butter (or
.,. ,.. ...,. le --of'. 1 , l small fJUl>Wi~ dk:ed Add vecetablol an d re-com oil). Plaoe aoup meats,
-IDlall•l -11 So '-' * llOUQd ~.muabrooms, l oup cauilllOwereltes DllinlDI ingr<dienb cooking bones In large stock pol with
I've ,_,. -~~~ clealied -~ I cup diced cabl>qe 3MO minutes toq<r (..-unW liquid, lfmmer 2 hours atim-caoco&. II! w•-• ' 2" lablespoona butter (or 4 pockagea vqetable broth voptables ore temlor). Taste ming oil loom that fonns on
meet. lonJ;y~itenceand com'oll) % Maspoon ground black tocorrect•1,,.,,tnp. top, add vegetables, coot u I'm not..,.. mw I did II, but 2 qustt. water (or ,,_ .. , --r •-u .... ~ ·-· directed. It WU delicleua SO I w10le tho1---'----'-"-... -'----'~C::~=------_;-=.:~.::_:;:__:-='::.._'..:-=~:_===-------......: thJnp clown as I nmembered
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last year.
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LAKE COUNTRY BARTlfTT
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UlllA CllCllCl-lt MJ.tN
PRODUCE DEPARTMENT
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RllP,hl combination of SUPER BUYS and EVERYDAY LOW PRICES Is the best WI e know to keep your grocery bill down.
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Strike. ·Gold ·
' . . 'nlrn . lolo sremi and °"""" • • . ~ • ~ pan. ~118...,_l _or iiilll It iiili doae. 'Cool' 10
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Mini Meals Me a sured
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(UPI) --"111-In whldl
~ at'!t!-can be,o aoocl w11 to Improve a
-·· diet, If It'• -Judlcklusly, a nutritiooist »
vises.
Sally SpH...... • speclaJlst
. wltll Illa ,..... •Atrlcullarat
Extensloll -· says tbat If meall ~ II\ colclual or
prGle!D. •tot. eumjlle, lb!lle
DUltJinls '"" • be added I by eatlnC ...-, that .JDdude
mllt1 ~er tee creim. MlllSiali+or~
._,.., ••lY !run • • e r ~ Udblll llltt candy, dlipo. <lle and 80fl drlnb,
wbldl sbe I01* .,. high In
Cllorlel bUt !Ow ID nutrltnts.
' ' Th 11 conspicuous con-
IW!lption ol '°"'ailed 'junk'
foods <OSts us more than 12
million 1 year," ahe says.
"Snack foods may fill you
up, ll!Jt provide Ultle nutrition
uni. you .-your snac)s
ID the 11me way you would
plan a weU·balanced meal -
wlth common aense." Somo · snacks Miss
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let cream. er lor wellbl
walchen, attmmod milt and
lee milt. 0. sherbert wltll
fnllt juice. • •
"Thirsty, c-loua
Individuals can try tbelr
favorite fruit and veaetable
juices," ahe aays. ''They're a
ol betltr for yoo tllan a IOfl
driJ)k. .
Slie also f-_YOl'S frC FJ~
which Is -cat In -and dry lrulta oudl a!I ralsllll,
dried prunes, apricots and
peaches.
Raw v111l1blM 1111-
forgood-a.•.-.-.
cludlDI --"· ~ sllcb, ,..._ .. ., caunno-.
"Every b!M ,. •••
becomes a part of ""'• * says. "Slneo ,... ..... alwQlf eat ·aU.,_~.,..,... ....................
partol~-"By _ ...... _
relation "' ' .... • mealtime, ,.. .... Gira --
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MONIY •ACKGUUANTD
ON •UAUTY MIATI
IVllT NCI M MU.T ts . llNCONDmONAL&.T GU41ANJmJ 1TO PU.All YOU , •• Ol YOUI~ WIU.ll~LY IE•WilOm
. MOR,RELL'S ALL !EEf 7gc· DINtcQFiA.NKI .............. LB.
OSCAR MAV,£R •Al i:. IEE[ ,·.LB. 9~. Oftc
All"MOTWIENt:llS -----···"· ~-
c ·~AA MAYER •A,t:LMEAf • , 57c 85C Sl.ICED BOLOGNA "°i. . • 12-oz.
. 'Ulc;AR "A~_:AtLBEEF ·, Cftc 37c Si:ICED !lQ\:OGNA 1-ot im. -·-· ,,:oz. ll
iiKIO•CBl~aCl/f.', . s 12
l
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--· •GUARANTBD • . 98
l. . STEWING BEEF .................. LI. c
VOIKSH .. 1 ·LI. llGULAR OI J.LI. ntlCIC 7 ftc SLICED BACON ............... LB. 7.
1il.M • IULK : . 6 ftc
WIENIRSau.1iu1 .............. u . 7
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STEAK
ST ATER BROS. CERTIFIED
BEEF• GUARANTEED
MOUIW AU,. .. , OI All lllF MW TIMI 1-LI. PKG.
···: .1fo'fLa n:.oz.~59c :l°':t -::.rn~ ......... 69' ~-.
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:TOMATO . ·sl U CE.' If.ins ~ ..................... .
1~0U. PIC{i. OI ~OO'COCINT FAC!~
. LADY 'SCOTT
. · JIS .SUE .................... ~ ......... c~~~E
PEANUT·BUnER
CAP~N -CIUN·CH ..
CER.EA L ................................. ~~:;
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CANS
ROUND
STEAK
BONE-IN STATER BROS.
CERTIFIED BEEF
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STATllllOl.C811m-·GU-• . 7' SC ' 0 l JlftN..!.•~ ~OAIT .... LI. . , ·ii'~LEO lftST · ............... LI. 9~ " I
iiJMP'iiii"f;oN11M .. L1. 88<
ht~, ... -.. la.SI.IS . I /• tac . !!!os!!.!,~~~;J, ................... LI. 98C
ROUND STEAK ~~~.: ....... LI ..
u .ui,.,.TlljDB•GUARA!ITBO t , s 12• ' . SJEAl(S a~~gi. ~.~ ...................... u. ·
STAla-.cm,tlll-·GU_fANTHD s I '' '-BONE Sl1AKS .......... LB. . Jwiu.Tlt-IO•NOTW•GU~ s I'' ·PORT.IHvuSE111AKu.
STATIR-.atmFllDmF•GUARANT8D s ... 89 TOP SIRLOIN ITIAll ....... u. I
GROUND BEEF .
CENTER CUTS • ST ATER
BROS. ClRTIFlED BEEF
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IDt lld " A-... *ii
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ANY SIZE PACKAGI . ..
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WE'VE CUT HUNDREDS Of PRIGES EVEN MORE
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"Sis I '"'Beef," tbi Ill~ ·
PY ..n. GI marinated ....,J~~ltl-boons, II a -le' -ting girl ar
time lllr . Thia • ........ ..,.. for two com-
-,. I hle coot 1'ilb the -'a11Jap1e-...... ,.
method.
SllEH\liPITY BEEi'
/,I I poand I® round -,'thin-
\ l)r 6*f KW') I~ S ta~ll sac• IOY ......,
I 'Able-cormtarch
I. le-""'ar t ,., 11P>om lberry
I pack .. (10 OUDCel) !men
llUi,. berlll, Julienne cut
t table 9' Mnl cmking oil
At 1-one hour . ahood,
preponl ~ of IOY
sauce1. -.r, oornstarch. salt
and illrnJ. Slice beef In ¥•·
Inch Btri9ll and marinate at room temperature for one
I} hour. ltOte: freeze beef
. fz rllghily -most elflclent thin I ' rllclng aB Oriental recipes. I
In raucepon, coot lror.en
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1 6-0IM'lee Pockoge
REAl McCOY CHI.I BRICK
8-ouoce Pockoo-t • "" Meet OSCAR MAYER BOLOGNA
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43'
62'
68'
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not 1o drlln. "-oil?';;'\ ~ ~ 113
WbMbelnscO!lt,heatoOln " "''"'""'
8-ounc. Pock.OD" •All IHf
16·0\ll'IC• Poe~" Aft MMt
OSGAR.MAtu-W1£11tR$
' • wok. When hot, jdd beef far I
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,,_ few seconds, hrning fr&.
quently with ·lark. Adil boons
to beef and stir.fry beef unW ~ beef ls coOted (abou\ three 'I minuter). Serve over hol bul-l tered rice; •
r Chick n ·
• . , ·Rolled , -
\ • A famous sauce a d d s delmlBJi:~ Mui
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4 table ... butter '-:.:....0'' ~ ltab~ minced i .f· prnle, . '
• I IM"""'l' dried larT-.
' .. ·~ + • 1 tablelpc>on ellver"'f .._
r1nc1 1, . : l 1 cup oraJ!le,lulce i . .
< , S'.ta=l . current fillji
i. dry~ t
2 labl cold water ·
~~~--r cllldln ~~~ofthe
aalt. l Cream IGlellllt I "labl&-
apoons .r tbe baller, -·
parsley I~ tam: rpreod on the of -Overlap the aldeliand la8len
with WoocWn _,.... or poultry
pns. '. • =~~~.-:J:l':d ..
•' paprika." ) ~ • • •
Melt milalnll1I 2 table-
apoons butter ln•br1e llklllel;
add dildmt and~ ... all
aides • ....,~le·~ Md
...... rind and juice, iill~
abd mualar1I. ' , 1
""Cover mid mnmer UlilU ~ ~ II m.IJiii!el'. ~ -•'!1 1'~ .r:-
~ ikll!et .1111 """Uy, .... ,~ ..........
djor. ., dlicten.
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All'1tl IETI WIEllEIS
QU A! ITY BAKERY
AT OISCOUNI PR IC ES
41'
75' ~1 2~&o.-• ... f6' .... ~ MAIKES BUIRITO 51 c
,--.,.@'"'•-<-h Otftc!-=: .. -HA:-:-,Sffc-BROWNS 39'
MIAIS TOU'U II -10 1R¥1
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fA~IA !If DISCOU NT.:.
l-[RY DAY
• Q1¥Lll! 119 IATllFICTICll rru::~t,;•;JDl!CO\l!!~~!!lllCID~---.
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CllCI am Cllfl'!· iiP"s111.0t1 1~
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EllERl DA~
SWEET
JUICY
NORTH WEST
CRISP JUICY
WATEIMRON WHOI.•
HONEYDEWS · smr 1 O•
-~iOXUiiiNs 39-
10:.
GllllN 8·•
SQUASH 8•
IUNCll UDISH ""i'.'li~ 1 0-
w.no 1N ...._ • ..._,,., 3'1" ROASTEDPWMS •
Wintw Nlli1 PWS 19•
41 DAii. Y PILOT WttlntSdq, Sei>ltmbet 20, 1972
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ADVERTISED PRICES · .
· EFFJCTIVE ..
· '.7 FULL .DAYS
T•ISDAY. SEPT. 21
·THRI 'WE_D.; SEPT. 1..1
' " CHIQUITA
· BRAND ,
• BIUIA-S
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· LOOSI .TURNIPS ~FRESR·".RUTABAGAS
LOOS'E CARROTS .
-JOUR-
CHOIC E
; Mii 01 Ml TCN *
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FANCY
WASHINGTON
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CUCUMBERS . : . . ;
LOIG llEEJI."'. • • • • • • • • • • ••• ! ............. ~~ •.•........... EA.
V~I JUICE 6-PACI •
COCKTAIL .
VEGETABLE JUICE COCKTAIL 6 01. CANS. ••••
·MACARONI
. & CHEESE
lllAFT DlllEI 7112 01 .. PllG •••••••••••••
·FOLGER'S $259 COFFEE 3-111. CAN •••• ' • I FOLlll'S i ~ •. CAN • '• •••• ·, • ~ ............ • •••••• lie. .
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QUAITilS WlTI •ACI, 3 Wll5S, 511UTS llCL.
~ SEAFOOD SPECIALS ·
·ROCK COD oa PERCH FILLETS lb.9&c .
FROZEN. TURBOT FILLETS · ... 77c
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·.~J~~J '.;T;:? FROZEN FOOD
I VEGETAIL=
lllDSEYI, llt:••AT ... I;
DAILY PQ.Of '*
l1M'1 ONE 4 I ~ COUPONPEt 3S-0 Z.
AOUlT CUSTOM[ II PKG.
SfPT.11·5E Pl.17 ,
CRISCO
SHoRTlNING
l!MIT ON E
COUPON PER ).fb.
AOUil CUSIOMEll CAN
5EPT. 21 ·Sl'PT. '27
AJAX
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KING SIZEDEIEllGINT
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0 $iOOFFER'S f!IAJ PIES ~~~ .... r.:&i~ 65'
LIBBYLAND Dlllllrllt' • .;:::= .... --,:g;;~:~ c c ~'1 o o • o o o o o o o o o I 0 f.-\1
D BIRDS EYE COOL WHIP ............. 59'
INST.Id' vu· BAii •.•• 1111 D . Ml •••••••••••••••• ~.
D FRESH GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ••.. ~!t.~'.59'
ff YDROX COOKIES • • •..•.•....• ,;-~1:1::; 4gc
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0 VELVEETA CllESE $PR(lD '."ill." ..••• 1115'
D YELLOW Cllllli PEACHES ~!€~;:~~ ..• 29'
·o PINE SOL LIQUID CLEANER ...•. ,·:~·,99'
Ql~ 11*80 MELS 1 ....... o:~·: 29: I o lllDCFOID 80 DOOCH ::::;. :~o:-:~59' • o MIXED VEGETABLES 'l":~i~'?:>: ........ 27'
fan71'11 PEAS llD ,..111111 ""'""'....... 44' 0 1 llWUI . 1"' Wllll !"f ~".'t".'-. • • •
. n' · ••• fltiS ~ 1 ~:m.29c 11111 S WHOLE ••••• l'.o:·.~
D WISHBONE ITALIAll DRESSING .• .o~·,35'
D LA PINA FLOUR ............. ?~ .;:~,1111
Tlu'iftlnaut
Jao.t.....inmct
'i'oCh ... •Lea• ..
OnJCoN
lt-8!
QUAIL BRAND 7'!'..0Z. nN
'TOMATO
SAUCE
11~·1
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COTTAGE
CHEESE
•CREAMED
• FARMERS
• LOW-CAL
PINT CTNS.
Premium Coffee
YUBAN
1-LB. lie
TIN ~
"TREAT THE KIDS"
ud1esicles or
POPSICLES
BOXOF 4 $1 SIX /,4,
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. Gt¢AT TO BAJl.11'-QUE
Tyson's -PrJde
GAME'llENS •. -t
U.S.GRADE 'A' 6 5e FROZEN
20.9z; PKG. ·: . . • @>
~~e 1·~/i 1~:Loal
··BREAD·
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AND ' .
,SANDWICH STYLE ' ~
"TENDER-AGED GOLD BOND' STEER ,BEEF" Sw1't's Premium
LARGE
END
Thriftimart Beef Sale!
e
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LB.' (m" ,..,.. 1111) SMAtt !ND Ill ao.t.ST ..•• U . ', .-LB~ .. . .~ .... -~· ' HOIMEL'UlD'lAIELO<Wll50N'S~"""" • C:LVB STEA '·~:·.<:· ..•.. ~1.J'
$LICED ·~ • SPENCE• s. : 'A.KS .••• ,,.,
BACON.. ... .• C:YBE STEA /-~~~ ........ ,,.
DISCOUNT~SEAFOODS i D 1 BEEF SHORT RIBS •••............•. 45~.
D FRESH FILLETS OF OCEAN PERCH ... 89f •. I .o LEAN AIAt:f .CRO~ Rl~S.~ .... ·:··..:69~ •
0 FRESH FILLETS or PACIFIC TRUCOD 98fi. I OSCAR ~AHR QUA:r.JTY
o FRESH ·FILLETS OF DOVER SOLE .... 11~ I D SLICED BACON !>'ft·~·~'.!•~ .•.......... 94'
D NORTHERN HALIBUT STEAKS ... ·:;;~; 116,? I D OSCAR. MAYER SMOKIE LINK_$ . .':~::89t.
0 FRESH PACIFIC OYSTERS ....... :·: .89~.. 1 D OSCAR MAYER LITTLE FRIE~S .• ::o.98~
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!G'ralie.,A.;·'Y:oun1 ouck1ih1~ ... 59~. l.
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U.S.0.A. INSPECTED• NEW ZEALAND FROZEN SPRING . '
L 0 , L bWHOLE LEGS " eg, am , :1:6el8!. e tle e
LAYORIS
·FRA·NKS
WID .. llPJ, 't·fMaU, ftffl., tin. t• .. Jo.c·on·
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eriet<:ons l'PU·~ 'ooks Hamming It Up Or'iental .. sty . ' .. ~·
\ I • ' ., BADUA GIBllONll lben make llltle hlll·illch 11 to 2 Iba) Trim away all lat. SprlMle mariDade ~ co-. once unUI bl'own<d and cooked over low flamt. pit ••• for 0-111. Mil wne 'yOO .. i ~ la llva "!'·Iii ~ 11 cup ebmy wiot . tho port aleob "1th prlic tlle meat. Pill ill t be . tbrou&b-Pour .ov .. port .1tuu .Jn a ltQd 1 llamped otll
rn6 Im ...... lured In 11'0W111 the outside of oacb 1 ~ _, -pow4'1r and place IA a pWitk: ~tor ad J111ow lo Meanwhile, prepare t be bealod platter. Oil meat IJ!lo , envtlope and 25 ...U
, oteot. . • 11 llPQlll.aarlic ,...ier bq. "'°" the ·winb Olid "'Y marlilate two It lour boun or 11uce. Combllle tho reserved aervtng .. lu portions 1 n d GOURMET PORK r-............ ,,......11..., " · 2 oopoolil coll!IP sauce llllo tho l>iJ.aod place It longer. ; marinade with the cat.sup and serve. Makes six servilla• 215 • ~It l"!l'n •·~-eoot 8':'M ~1!11' z te-OITOWIOOI or ill 1 bowl (to calcl> aoy Drola tho marinade and add arrowroot. Jn a 1 ma II calories each. AND LAMB DISllD,.,,. •·-part, I OlllENTAL ~8TEA!t cormlard( , loakqe). cold -to..., one cup. sauoepao eoot and lllir over (Barbecued Spanrlbo, Shlsb of the DlilY Pllol. •,
,,.,.. hllll," ot ..,._ II 2 1"" pork ~ ("'8h II cup .. I" 1 t er (ap-Draw tho aide& 'If the hi& up Broil tl!o! --bot coal& moderate flame until mixture Kebab, Liver and Mlllbrooms, Shore'' Trail. Sportl, Juot.JlliatbS ~ p,.t bani, .Uct1, M!al weJ&bl proximalel)') • and lwtF totethet:·"' lhol tho or IA .,.,. lonllor, tumtng tblckem. Simmer live mlllule.s Skewmd Lamb with pinup-G'll'll.)
~-. • ..-..... ~. I • ' co6bCI. cur-ed, proceued, \
chesblcoURd,-'er .... ked or ••rtblAS ellt.
lll color i.s 1 pnle grayilb-
wblle, like a Cll'dlnaey pork
chop (rather than pinkiab-red.
Ille W111· ~ or cured ftim loob.) And being fnlh
J>Ci:k, it must be ~
eooted tlriug~ belon aervtng.
. ,
lri eome areu, fresh'°
aliciis are called 1 1 p o r k
ate.,.''. ~ avoid confll:slon
will(-tht • proces!Od b a m
steaks.,(.. I ~oval pieCe of meat with a
sirude, 1mllll'OU!Jdbqne In.the .
rnidt!Je, ii Joou IJke·tbe p0rk
vereloo of a beef round steak
-·wblch it ii. .
Both pieces of meat are cut
from lbe leg of the anlmal,
. and..bolb..bave the. .advantage ,. i -
of being the Jeut faiten!nc ,
J>&l'\lof J/.lO ~· • a·.. I
For ~: :~k cliOp · meat wef .. riA'•t.'1!out 11400 ~ 1• " caloriea ...., pOimd.. but pilrk . I
sleak meo~ oQ!y bl1I as Ii~
teQlng -700 Caloi;ea.
Boneless rib of beef, on the
other hand, is likely to run ,,.
more than 2,000 calories per
PJl!1td ~· you see, there really is
no jllaliliealion for ruling out
pork wlllJe watching your . l wel&ht ~ if ybu're a
-ledieable meat shopper! . .
COOKING PORK STEAK
Jlro~ la !lie "'°" u.Jorio-\ wlie way .of Molriq any meat, ~ ~ included. Jlowevtr, like
TI1Mt low-r,t ~'ilillle; pail , ~~ sboa14 bl -ilid' ...;. rasblbii ... brollkil· ·
For pork • · ud llllDpie', ' · 1pdnkle 'We~ 1ftth me at telldetlziY an hour or lo
• bef,@re broiling. Or, 6avor up
Y• park Steak with marlilacfe
-·•liquid that ... -wine, vinqar, ttomato or citrus
juice. \
Contrlr)f· to popular O)>inl<!ri.
m"1Dacfea -1·DO ol\:· il'l lbe
· acid liquid ihaf ooltens the
mu! fibers. ,
Here's i pork-happy .com·
binltion with a flayor that's
inscrutably OrienW',lthanU to
soy sauce and,. • touch of
callup sllrt'ecl ~ ~,.. .....
h's beet dont on ,_ b.uliecae,~'fOU qn enjoy'. ~ round uaJilll )'<illr kl~
1'11111• broiler. Simply •dd • shUe of U>Oke seasoning or
barl>ecue-8avored ..it bet...
broJllAg.
· 'i'o' keep_ tho pork lleak
...... , from cur line up, trim • .,,.,~ever; bit of border fat,
P9ulfry' s
Safe':..Bp,y·
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PRICES EFFECTIVE 1 •
WED., SEPT~ 20 THRU , 1 TUES., SEPT. 26, 1972
GOOI! AT AU ~·ET ••sm
M.I. DISCOUll' FOOIS STOllS
SINCE COllVEISION TO EmA LOW DISCOUNT PRICING! ·. j •
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NQ IAIB tO DtSTMIU'fOIS . oo---.
·VICTORY OR ROY ALE
SMALL (4to14-LBS.).
TURKEYS
, ASSORTED FlAVORS'
HILLCREST '
SODA POP
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Ne w Kitchen Ga <tf g·ets 'Reflect
--- -the Olalet Cher, 111 electric dcailntd ol alumlnmn wllh a powerJnlo·llldngcrolnddlng S~ has rederlgnod lht well u for tnml touchopo.11 Umo by E. Yllm, Lid., of New gl8es al •~ Bock lo n1tura ....,. 1o be chafing 1killet w I t h a noni!lck coaU., ror keeping , . .__. Iron la lht hllroductlon of lb operatol oo • watt., -York. rotail; dinnerware IOU ill
Ute way the houaewara ;,,. removable heat control for use Item• warm, or frying al the IHl'llODVCl'ION Today Iroa, made of plulics ball the UIUll ipnount. . 'l1ley are firs! lo bring goods clualc rice patteml
dustryisbeadlng. as a blazer pan, server, or lablt. c.o.-a,r~ has lntrodace,d a exceptfortheamallaoleplate. At the Tr1n1world to qus country directly bwn moderndesignsforulittle
Al least the recent ;,,. buffet sl<iUet. lb lip and spout are made alo.....ooldng crocl<err pot!lhat The alinost• round sbapc ol· Houaew..,,. i. Varloty Exhibit maiilland China aa a ...Wt of IS !0< 16 piacea, done Ill Ibo
troducUons at the NaUonal Two items from Oster offer to keep grease contained and aitaon'.atepara~·btatingunit fers ,a "Shot of Ste1111" for at Ollcago'a Wavy Pier, the residenr t;llon's visit. manoerofEnglf.tbbonecbina._
Houaewarea Espositioa a 1 convenience and gracious din-make removal or It euy. The -really an extra clloiing unit stubborn wrinkles, and can be Peop1t'1 Republlt of China What they oUered included and handmade ' b • m b o •
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a,.....,. .......... -· Colby, American "'"klar and
other dM: r•1; two Jogarl
making 1111111, -bJ Salton and_bJ __ lo
keep the .... low ...,,_
peratares needed to develop
111is natural dairy product;
:and the ,natural coemetics that
Oster presented to -the versatility of its new blender.
They made a strawbra1y
facial c re a m , minty-meal
cleanser out of oatmeal and
mint leaves, and a li!moa band
cream .
FCN' U-wh> wanl lo go
back to water as it med t.o be,
111e Crystalab Aqu6.llel Is
designed lo be -to the
kitchen tap to ftlD<rft chlorine
and fluoride from drinking
water.
SOPHISTICATED
Yet among the many 8'ms
that reflect homemaker in-
terest in simple" cooking, are
sophisticated versions o f
cla11sic small applimces. 1be
indumy baa shown that It ;.,
listening to the comumers'
desires for improvements.
Corning'• redesicn of 11.s
famous fret!7.er-~stove Com.
ingware to make boUom.s
completely leVel, band!., big-
ger, and knobs on tops larger
for ealier graaplng with pot
holden is an example.
Otben include the aelf-
cteanlng-oven conctpt o f
toaster--ovena.~DominJoo ·ealls
it "Jhe L'oven Oven;"· tvhile
the Hoover Nesco model
B~ate com bines a
rot.luerie and oven features
with continuous cleaning.
'l'be cleaning Is done at
relatiVtJy low temperatures
and ls ba!ed on the way the
fmlsh is formed lo promote
oxidizing of spatters.
General Electric'• Deluxe
KJng Size Toast-ft.Oven adda
the top browner feature.
ADVICE TAKEN
Mlrro calls its new electric
casserole the "second geoer•
tlon" because of many im-
provements d I c t a t e d by
homemakers who used the
first one.
The removable alwninum
hU1et can be med for advance
ireparation, put in t h e
freezer, and then on the table
lo cook. With Magic Bag cook-
ing, whole meals can be lrozen
in advance, then cooked at the
table.
Panasonic Jntroduced a
toaster with a shutter seal to
make more moJst toast. And
Eureka Williama Company
combined the best of the
canister vacu um with the best
of the upright in "the Power
Team system.''
It's a canister unU with a
.. Roto-Matic" head with a
motor-driven beater bar brush
roll.
M a 11 y manufacturers In-
troduced new lines of cast.
aluminum pots and pans wJtb
Porcelain exteriors. Among
them are West Bend, Regal
Ware, Inc., and General
Hou 1 ewares Corporation's
Magnabrite line.
Wear-Ever iJ registering lta
heaviest gauge w r o u g ll t •
aluminum line. Each pot is
numbered in the Registered
line to ensure that skilled
craftsmanship has been used.
Revere Ware presented its
Limited Edition nine-piece col-
lection in gleaming ropper to
appeal to the gourmet cook.
NEW ITEMS
Other new items tor cooking
with a flourish include the
Unf_ted States Stamping Seren-
dipity Cooking combination for
whatever is needed.
It can be used as a 1-1·ok. or
casserole or vegetable cooker
baking pan, roaster, broilc;
and frying pan, as well as a steamer or a salad bowl.
.And woks have been im-
proved over the designs of the
ancient Chineae. G e n e r a I
Houlewllel ii offering one in
Jl9rcela.ln-on-ctee~ w h i I e a
sta1n1 ... stee1 wok t h a t
doeu't rust u the Imported
ones do ls being marketed by
Tayler ,. Ng of San Francisco.
1bO Gourmet Shop of Ley,.
Aluminum Com~ ls or.
ferlog a wok with a steam
plate ftr boll! the silt frying
and llleamlng In alumlnum.
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CHIQUITA-THE flNEST!
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Thia week, eave on A ' erJ.~'t,~ost famous -and moet popular-eoft; drink! Get several packs!
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Two roll packs, in colors or white -priced to offer you savings on a household necessity!
Rosarita Dinners FROZEN •••• 39c
Ch008e your favorites-Beef or Cheese Enchilada, Combination or the Mexican Platter!
VegeC~blesGREEN GIANT ........ 3.',,;$1 ·~ !
Frozen 10 01. MeClium Pea11 French or Kitchen Sliced Green.Bean11, Mixed Vegetables or~reamed Spinach l . . .
Italian Dress·ing . . . . . 29c Fruit Bokae ... -~ .... 23c
Wishbone -the one you like best! 8 oz. Johnston's aoft frozen yogurt! 801. carton
Total Cereal ...••• ; • 59c
The adult cereal -big 12 oz package!
Orange Juice •• ·• ••
Cal Fame frozen concentrate! 6 .S cane
' Cup-a-Soup ..... . Purina Cat Food •••
Lipton's -so easy to make! All.flavors Choose Kitty'• favorites-6V2 oacana .
Mushrooms . . 3 '" s1 L.itter Green . . . . 69c
Brandywine Stems & Pieces-4 oz. For Ki tty'• ho• -4 lbs. (10 lbs.1.49)
Black Pepper ... 39c Fabric Finish • . . 59c ~
Sfhjt~ing's for quality! 4 oz. Faultless ironing aid -20 oz. I ~~f1f1~.~•n;3 1~.:a~-2.39~lC fi~!.~~!!t~!~22°bz'. ' &gc
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Bob'i -made famoua by the restauranta-16 oz. (Roquefort ... 98')
·Danish . .Harri • 0 ... ·: • s 11' S~l~mi Ch,ubs ..... , s 1 •~,
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Bo·neless ·Beef Roas.t s1 ~~
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tltmbis so nutritious-andE1Rancho'1ia always fresh ••• western grown, U.S.D.A. Choice!
(aratoga Chop$ •... 51 ~ Ground Lamb • . . 59.!.
1l9neJ.., U.S.D.A. Choice lamb -loin chops! . AlwayaFresh,formoreflavor!
Sliced Bacon · • . • • . 89:.. G,ound Beef .• ·. . 99.!. El~cho'a own ranch-atyleelices! . E•tra lean ... bulk or patti .. J
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You and your famU, have~'t •tarted .to get tM
best Out of life unUl rOu 1 ~ tills ,crut 3
bedroom, 2 bath custom home ln d:lake Cameo
Hig~ds. ln Corona de1 *·· Sparklln& modern buill·ln. kl~ .large .shio bedroom~ Quality
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TWO STORY
.Hameabillty IO!ved!' Come look at this lovely 2
s\oty, ' bed.l'OOm .rusUc home. You will undoubt·
~enjoy the pJ'ivtcy of this hard to find cul·
de-ac location .. '.And don't mlsa th1I light and
ail'Y ,kttchen with a large enclosed patio. Back
yard 'BBQ. Pnced at $34,500. Call 841"°10.
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14 SdiJTH '. ..
" Tb.ls piope.r,ty has two separate homes - a one
bedroom and a three bedroom. Zpn@d R-2. Lot
will host an additional Duplex, int u excell~nt
Costa Mesa rental location. Irivestors -Build.en
-Or a family with In-Laws -thft property
malr:C!Ji $en$e. Owner will help finance. Priced
··~ ~.850. Call 646-717J.
OF t~: .. CfrHWAY . I
Room to build on this extra large lot Excep-
t tlonal South of the IDgflway Corona dd 1.tar
• I! location.· Charming 4 bedroom den house on
rear of lot. Cret.t potentlal for lnyestors, build-
ers or hold for even greater appreciation. _Ideal
.q, tor: summer-winter rentals ·as is. Motlva1ed sell-., ei Asking $59,500. Appothtment onlf. Call now '!° se,.~6µ.8559, • . ~ .~;, I , ..
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MOVIELAND TYPE STREET
Packed wttb emotJonal and practical appeal.
Shingles, ahutters, walmcoting and dormer win·
do'fl, a wann ~Plac,, dining room, Y.,rge kitch·
~ ~ a Teal f&lJlUy familyroom, ~ ~ooms.
Thil hOme .&na1 tbe..entire neighborbOod sparkl~
with pride of ~ershlp. Don't tell anyone, just
att it, only $39,9!50. 646-7ln.
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B~OA ISLAND I .
WATERFRONT DOLL HOUSE
A home till~ with warmth and penonality.
Featuring thick lhag carpeting through ·every
square inch, and a 'tremendous used brick fl~
place. Add 4 bedrooms, a den, and 2 patios. To $33,5"' lhll ilnclude ...,.own privat< llttlo dock. Truly
... -" .1 :'" • , an' uncmnpara~e' value at $98,800. Pie~ call
Unusual der;_ 2 bedrOo~ 1:~·~~home .on· .· ·546-23134or mo" information.
huge lol Co~ bulk!. fJIOlliil':~ on. ~· Ad·! I
ditiolll\ JS091l't.Y .~ij-~J_e .aleo..~~ _. propeN:-~lMi· l6tl~ itl~·. !Qveston -•
BWldhl -o~tafoily witW!n'..Lawa.-Top F.aiWde Coll~ .. ...., ~oo. It ~Qft't lUl Call 646-Tl7L
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{' . NEWPOIT"SH~ ;' : . ..:
Step <!own from Terrazzo·~ :lo.lP fi1 · liVID&
room with • 1a1Je _ flttptai;_it, ~-;l.if. &lasl
leedlng to pool -yard,, E,xc<pilona1"3 room
r mui.r ~suite. BeautiA&lly puelW ,~room
• for: -•pedal 111Uff1a,.-c.urm.t' klldliik. This
2(K)t); sq. ft. custom built drum ia the~ ultimat.
In privacy. 646-TITI.'
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TWO NOW
TWO TO GO $
This property has two separate homes - a one
bedroom and a three bedroom. ~ned R-2. Lot
wW host-an.additional duplex, ln an excel,lent
eoita Mesa rental location. Investon -builders
-or a faintly with in-lawa -thll property·
makes $en$e. Owner will hep finance. Priced at
$39,850. ~ 646·1171.
WESTCUFF AREA-$40,950
LARGE RUMPUS ROOM-POOL I • .
Ju*t ~--io teU~tiie stor.y &ttoUt thls.Ne'}'~i;.l
Beach ~. An Udtin& poolstae atmoaphen:
that flows through. the large rumpus room with
fireplace and step down wet bar. Three bed·
rooms. Ftnt time advert.lied! 646-7171.
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MESA YllDE '
TRANSFD-$47 ,000
Owner movlng to M1111utpP.. Well -his "'oe
can be your joy! 4 '1edrooms. beautitUl mature
tarwW:aplng, gractOU1 double door entry with
Terrazo tile, Iarx:e wlndowl and .qttplace in
living room, kins.tied aemi·fontlfl dlnine area.
bar kitchen, den and muter au!~ all down-
stairs. "Boat gate foi-water enthUli&sts. Call
546-2313. • . . '
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CUsTOM . $59,000 .
4 bedroom, 2~ · b&tb.. l,arge farplly , room . h~e
with formal tuning. Camper or llO&t . atorage.
ere.at view of Cataltria and water area. BUfJt-in
stefto, self-cleaning oven and all the fin!st
touches a custom home has. Buyer has choice
of color of carpeting. C&ll 646-7171.
-$46,500 -
CORONA DR MAR
And It's 8 clean little 3 bedroom yet. As far as
we 'know this is the least expensive home in town. Give us .a call on tbs· ''walk to the beach"
R-2 special Can be boueht with only 10~ down.
Call 673-8550.
FAMILY HOME
PENINSULA POINT
Just listed this great 4 bedrOom. 3 1-th family
home w:lth all large bcdrooins. 'Ihli two-story
has over 2,500 sq. ft. You'll "delight at the no-
care· front yard and charming patio. Nice SJJn•
deck off the master bedroom-and big-country
kitchen. Not a house, but a ·home. $87,500. call
673-8550.
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· BEAUTY
University Park • , • Rlch quality throughout
thls fine 2 bedroom, plus den, home in prime lo-
.cation. Close to swimming pool, shopping cen-
ter and parks. This fine home ls free standing
• and has wet bar, separate laundry· room, double
1'1repla9! and· much more. Only "35,900. To see
this lovely home, call 673-8550.
42 x 88 x 138 x 149!
$42,500 .
You've just read the dimensions of a fantastic
lot on a quiet CUl-de-Sac. The home on it fea·
tures 4 bedrooD'l.!i, family room with fireplace,
formal dining and 3 baths. Tastefully decorated,
new shag carpeting, very neat A sharp through-
ouL Covered patio. boat gtl(e, sprinkler system.
Price $42,500. Phone 546·2318. "
THIS HOME HAS
IT ALL!
charming, two-1tory home in super-sharp condi-
tion, tastefully decorated and in excellent !Oca·
tion. Features 3 bedrooms, family room with
fireplace, formal dining end 2% baths. Lovely
tree shaded yard with patio,' dog run and sprinkl·
er system. Near 1chools, Priced at rnarket value,
$38,900. Please phone 546-'2313 tor apPointment.
PARK HUNTINGTON
CATALINA MODEL
This beaUJ;iful, spacioUJ home Is one year new, fea~w:_ipg .5 bedrooms, paneled den. family nn
with fireplact"f!, formaJ dining· and ·3 baths. Up-
gl'&ding and improvements total approx. SS.900·
in yalue. Based upon current price of a new unit.
the repla~ment cost of this home 11 approx.
*56,850. Price -of $52,950! Please phone 546-2313 tor additional information.
Our Sties Tetm hts been selected
and is .ne•rly complete. Thank you
for referrin; .your friends to us ..•
w.~ belie¥• we hive one of the
9randest gro..,ps of people. They're
sp1cial.
This line 4 bedtoom Si;anllh ilort'e In Newport
Beach spread out on one leyel la 2, 700 square
feeL A~ li.rge separate family , room, separate
formal dining roOm,".tauDken beamed celling liv"
ing room. lar~ master bedroom' ~part from the
other bedrodmi. AJsO inclUded : A photpgrspber'1 •
dark room and· man's wood.shop .area. Prlcett at r ·
$69,500. This will sell 'Quickly. 646-7171.
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a. --ani1 2 '"'"'°' 111111 a -•· f nn. YOllr 'total _.,.. with 1 "1Y 5" down.
w!!I be -'190 """. ~o. ThO ori .. , the time and tho opponunlt,.' 11 now. a.ll ·,. ·and pt----·.
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4 BEDROOM, POOL
OHl:Y $34,500
8wimmlng allowed ·eo avoid the crowd. There ta
room.pi this 4 bedroom pool home for the whole famil1. You will enjoy the deep shag carpeting
and the SPIUlilh Oak panelJng. Move into your
own vacation playground for only $1700 down.
Please .call 546--:tl13' ffJf more information and
appointment to see.
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YOUR BILLIARD ROOM
PLUS
Don't pass up this ney,·Jy dt'!COratf!d sharp 4. btd·
room homf' with a t1nished Z7 x 24 •·extra room."
Nicely landscaped yard \\'Ith a brand ne""' doogtJ.
boy pool. This home is close to shopping and
schools. It's a ereat buy at only $36,000. Phone
us now at 64fi..71n.
"GROOVY CORttER"
$36,500
From the superb land.seeping water('(! bf alit o·
malic sprlnk.len to "'the freshly paintt'd 1111e.rior
featuring custom slra~ + )V,/~V Karaston cpls,
this 3 Br, 2 bath, home on a co1·n1•r . lot Is the
sharpest you'll see! it even hns BBQ Bl kjtchf'n,
AM/F11: intercom, pr. dr .. opche1· + n1uch more.
Priced to see at $36,500. Qi.II nol\' 842-2535.
WE STILL MAKE
HOUSE CALLS
And \\"C have just what thr Dr. ordrrC'd. BEAU·
TIFUU.Y SPANISH 4 bcdroon1 2 bath family
room plus a large bonus r001n. Cnthf'dral bt'nmed
Ceilings add to the motif of the loveJy home.
Large master bedroom with sitting area. Call
now only $44,500 -842-2535.
OWNER WILL HELP YOU
WITH THE COSTS
Owner wants out of_lhis 3 bedroom 2 bath horn~ .
Jt's a cozy \\'&rm home with a flrepla« fantastic
location near schools, JlRrks, sparkling lakr,
equestrian tralla and beach. $2400 moves you in
-$28,950 total price. Call right now 842·2535.
JACK AND JILL ROOM
GREAT FOR THE KIDS
This-Mme· hir.or;ie. -A room that can be used as
one large room Or 2 smaller bedrooms. It's a 3
bedroom 2 battl home. A FANTASTIC home
with ne~ C81'J1"tl &'drapes. It nlso has a covel"t>d
patio with brick BBQ. Priced at only $28,950.
call now -842·2535.
IT WAS $33,900
IT STILL IS
$33,900: It's one of the best valul'S tn Huntington
Park. Pride of ownership neighborhood. 3 bed·
room 2 bath home with sunken living room,
separate family room and beautiful landscapin)ot'..
Room for boat or trailer in rear yal'd. A truly
realistic price at $33,900. Better call no\V
847~10.
HELP'!
GRAI THE PHONE
this instant and call us about this home. Owners
Y.111 help pay bu.Yen cost.I, he'll do anything to
sell this 3 bedroom 2 bath home near school!!
and shopping. H you want a home ynu should
see this one. $28,950. Call now 847..0010.
LOW DOWN
ALL TERMS
Beauty ls the word tor . this 3 bedroom 2 bath
Spanish style home. It's-priced right to sell at
SJJ,900. It features a large family room. formal
dining room, a Palos Verde 1tone flret>lace and
a pool size It Call now for more inlormatlon
847-6010.
PRESTIGE HOME
$36,500
• 3 biedrooms 2 baths •
• CUstom·earPei. A draptt: •
• Cu.tom Kit with BBQ •
• AM/FM Intercom •
• Superb Landlcaptng •
• call 847..Q>lO Now •
"SURF AND SAND"
$26,950
Have you ever seen a great "little" place with
all the conveniences, including short distance to
the-Beach? 'nils is a small • btodroom, 2 bath
home, 3 blocla from the beach. All built-in-.
double car garage and very well landlcaped.
When you see this one, you'Jl want iL Act by
call to us at 842-25315.
A UTTLE LOVE, $28,000
& IT'S YOURS
Dreaming of large b@drooma, teparate family
room, mature landscaping, corner privacy Joca ..
tion with protective block wall fencing! This
extremely well built home will fill the picture
and do justice to your own decorator touches.
The price will help you to stop dttaminr and
start living. Call 847-6010.
TRI-LEVEL
7 BLOCKS TO THE IEACH
Wow! Big 4 bedroom, 2"'-bath hoow hu' a
separate family room to enhance th.la beaut;y.
It has been oompletely palntfd Inside and out.
Great for the family wbo nredl the room and
likes the beach -only 7 blocks away. You may
assume the low interest Joan •• , only $39,950. Call 847..0010. .
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WORKINCi MAN'S
CASTLE
Country Club home ln a pride ot ownel'llllp
neighborhood. A 1paclOU1 3 bedroom. 2 bath.·
home with sunkm Jiving room. 1~te famib'
room and beautlfUI landscaping with boat pte.
A truly reallatic_ prtc. ot $33.~. Better ea11· NOW 842-2535.
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CORONA DEL t,IAR
"SPECIAL"
4,300 square f<'<'I of living space ln this ~
3 bedroom, 3 bath 'hOnie ·On· (ee land. ~ee
Cw'Ona Hilhl.Rnd locatl.on, plua a 180 deir-
vlew ot oetoan and bay. Jitaey extra feat~C
make living enjoyable. ~ to your owlC-j:irl ..
vate bea<'h. Asking S-~OtOOO. Call for showlnl'
at 673-8550. • • ~ . ,.
'PRICE ilEDUCED
$30,500
O\,·ner ,,·ants ou t of this fantastic 3 ~ 2
bath tree sha.dcd homt. Beautiful landac.Rlng
with mature tree and plants. Lovely patio:'~tta
\v&terfall. One of Jluntington Beach's best Mtgtt.
borhoods -close to1 beach and IO near to 'the .. ,
shopping areas. Call fto~-842·~
IMMACU~Tt BAYCREST
s'59,ooo
This super clean, 3 ... bedroom, 2'ii rtath,. charmer
in BaycrC'.st, 1hf! jU1t hfcome a~ilable. The dou ..
ble fireplace glvea, a WR;rm glow and•makcs your
guests feel \veloome. 'Ibe kitchen Is comfortable
and homey. You .muat• see lo ru1J¥ appreciate.
Call 646-7171, _and aee !t.
·T"' 'Ci)CEAl:f .
IS YOUR IACK: YARD
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Wow! Big 4 bedroom, 2% bath home ba1 • ae,_;.
rate fAmlly room: tO enbi.nce th1I beauty. It ~
been cOmpletely ~Inside and ouL Great{O!'
the family· who needl the room and likes .t}lp
beach -only 7 blqi;b away. You may aaaugtf
the low interest loan ••• only $39,950. Call
1142-2:135.
SPANISH· SPANISH .. :
$33,900 .
1'hU ii a . btautiful °!;penlah etyle home In J'OW)oo
taJn Val\ef. It teanu.. 3 bedrooms, l !i -
Palot· Verde fireplace, tormal dlning and m~h;
much more. The large aide yard hu iooOm"
enough for swimming pool or boat gate.+ <ii • • must see IL For more info call 842-253.S. ~ '
, .· FAMILY Si'LASH .IN
PRESTIGE HOME
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•• 21bath •'18 1 1 ; X. a8 JX?01 -only $44,90() .....:·
A ~utlfu!J¥ up erad"'I home to be ·Uvod tn.,p4 enjoyed.' H'o Mottter 6orne on the marQE ,... com~. can now-8474010. ..
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Someone Elie Wanh :: The rBiggest Mar~tplace on the Orange Coast. -Dial 64~·5678 for Fast Remits
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General
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~ ••••. HIGHLANDS
:: JUST REDUCED -This 3 bedroom, 2 bath,
! family room plus a convertible den , 2 used
: brick fireplaces, builtins in kitchen and
: B-B-Q with PRIVATE guest room & bath.
: Entertain around your own POOL. Open
·; Thflrtlday and Friday 1·5 ......... $72,500.
.• VllW IT ALL •••.••. :l ..... HARBOR AND OCEAN
~Enjoy it all from this 3-bedroom 2 bath
: ~ome with 2 fireplaces (I in living' room, 1
~ m dining room), builtin kitchen. See bar·
' bor lights at night from your own garden :; patlo .......................... $64,950.
~ TOWNHOUSE •••••••
MACNAB.
IRVINE
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
-NEW LISTING
lUghly upgraded l BR., 3
bathl, Large LR., bay win-
der.vii, 30' master BR. w/
fit't"(llac~. tloona.te, 16' mir-
rored wardrobe, bu1ltin11,
Roman bath. Pool A View.
(£25)
IRVINE TERRACE
-VIEW
4 BR., 3 bath, den. Better
than new , , , a tremendous
VIEW. Ftt land. 1019 Doi·
phln Terrace. (E27)
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
• • Just listed!! One Of the best values It has
been our privilege to offer in the ''BROAD-
MOOR ESTATES".-4 Si?~ciqus BR. plus for,
ma! din. rm. & family tm. 2\!z Baths. 3 car
gar. with door to reai: 1ir1! for the hobbyist.
All Of this PLUS' an ~bi(VIEW of ocean &
bay, for $78,500 -·the lowest price in Broad·
moor.
HOLD THAT TIGER
You will have lo when he
hears the prlce of '125,000
tor a 3 BR. waterfront with Convenient parking -easy to 'be
pier & slip on Harbor l1land a ''DROP·IN" at Bay I Beach Realty 675-3000 Rd. Loi.s Mil ler-642-8235 .
General
DUPLEXIS. ' * * * * * * DUP~& BliJY.' FOR .
NOTHING
DOWN? DUPLEXES!
y;:;.:::,n !:. CD~~ * TAYLOR co * ~:r~ i:: ~
and duplexes for nothing -NEW ONES .. -low
down, borrowl"ll the mooey MESA VERDE -$37,950 Investment. .f•• thirty Y'"" at 7%. A Immacul.ate home with 3 hdrms, farn rm, NEWPORT
..,.,..nt on IS0.000 bo~ enclosed lanai and 2 baths. Lge rooms, HEIGKl's-
rowed this way ts ~ a beautiful stone fireplace, gOQd floor plan & ·
month. We at Colwell lovely yard. Quiet street. Better hurry ! YES SIREE I !
Properties, a subs:idiiu)' of Adult caftd t:>r -t
the Col.)"ell Com~. fPe ''Our i?th. Year'' , bed:r(J()im, baths. Q:n..
tarie1t VA broker · in • temporary home'tvlth tqp CaJtfDnlla, can aul •t WESL!Y N. TAYLQR CO .. Realtors MBR suite -Quiet
Vot•nna In HtabliJhing •2111 San J~n Hlll•·Roff.< · hbo !mod
"'" •lt&lbtlity, ®"~ ') "OvoHaoklng Big Conyqio. Count,Y:-,Ciuli" .. ,. 1 ' • =ify~ .::.i =locate ;;;;N;;;E;;;;W;;PO;;;;R;;;T;;;;;;C;;;E;;;N;;TE;R;;!..~'1;;:1.;.~·;::. ;::';;·''*"';;;;;;;;;;10;; lili•' ,· I the property futoy want. Ji•ner•I • . 0.l!'lf'll;.' ~ -
58S-07l2; 615-7225.
COLWELL
PROPERTIES. I NC .
REALTORS
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PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
MESA YlJlDE
DEN-POOL~
$49,950! . tEll) r.==;o ~:;CL HP~~~E B~ BAYSHORES BAY& BEACl-l HFAIT Y 53 Linda Isle Drive
• ; ••••. LIVING
::2 BEDROOM, SPLIT LEVEL, 2 baths, builtin
!: kitchen, intercom system. carpets and
~drapes, with an exciting patio aod close to
::the pool. Only .................. i2s.750. ·
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Attractl" 4 BR i..ne on / B DEN • GUEST
qU!ot cul..i.,l&C. Near BEACH-BOAT
U••· ~• "''°AU•\•. ' Elegant 5 bdrm., 4'h baths; on lagoon. New
carpets, drapes & wallpaper. Lovely garden
& large slip . .. .. .. .. . . . . .. . . . $212,000
StaiMd glass entry! FOR-
MAJ.. DINING ROOM! 4
Jclng size bedrooms. SE-
CLUDED DENt !lorg<ouJ
.... .,,,,.....,, c:usblOn-
Jcltchen fklOr. Decorator
p\cture booll; botnt:t PWS •
bilge SPARKLING POOIJ
Entertainm'ent yard. Low
maintenance. Sharpest borne
in MESA ·VERDE at only
$49,9501 ANXIOUS OWNER
• hurry call now • 645-0303.
schools. $35,950 . .charles Ar-,.,._ 1 ;;OCEAN AND CANYON • • •••• ~ . :! •• ,.;_ •. VIEW, ~Just remodeled 3 bedroom,. ~ bath, dlnfug ;:room (or family room), fJrepllce ,' cheerful
(.bullt·in. ldtche~ with inviting SU!iJi>Et;;K !pr
~your entertaining pleasure, overloOking tbe
~c.uyon le view of lb• ocean. One-of·a·kind
nold MU2.15. (El2) 1,-~· "•'•'•"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiciino~r~aijl iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii/PRESTIGIOUS NEWPORT I~ BAYSHORES! Guarded
gate. Giant livin& room
massive comer fireplace.
Large chers. kitchen. D~I
GUEST FACIUTY wlth;pri·
For Complete Information
On All HomH & Lolo, PloHo Coll :
~In c~o. IDGHliANDS ........ $69,soo. MESA VERD
l!LL GltUNDY, REALTOR
675-6161 vate entrance! Huge c$er-. 341 B•ytlcfe Dr., Suite 1, N.8 .
ed pe.tio with briclt BPQ and 'l!'"!!!!"'1'e!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!'!I!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...
ti repla ce . PRIVATE Gertera) t·G;;.°";;,;·:.;;•.c••;;;l __ _;_-"-~START SMART? • • • • • • • VIEW ~ GOLF ~ -. --.•• '"-:-' .-c-oNoc:r-=Jifu:~~-~~ COUNTRY ESTATE-NEWPORT-GOLF
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SAILJNG SLOOP! ONLY Lwwry hano ran ch. $36,950! ~IN BACK BAY AREA - 2 Story, s Bedroom, DEN • POOL
i;'.2% bath, builtln kitchen, stone fireplace, Piduresque cou~ COURSE
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,000 ll u r r 1 ~ call Outstanding country home fo •
..._. with <.:llO ,.. tt. 01 1ux. rmal Dint
urious Ii~. 4 BR, 4 baths. Just minutes to airport,
t!!' AMIL y ROOM, community pool & REC . VIE W! A few steps to green
t ROOMS Jncluding billiards. Fee land and or tee! Wrought iron gate f close to e\rerything , . , . , . , , , ... , , $33,500 a n.d. slate entry! Cathedral ':° rtil.1t1gs. FOP.MAL DINE!
MESA VERDE MANSION ON MANDARIN
This is a BIG family house; like a master
suite that's 19' x 25' There's also a formal
dining room, a super living room and a fam·
ily room you'll never want to leave. This
four bedroom home is exciting and the land·
scaping is lovely. You should .see it.
I 0111 \I I 01 \fi\
Family rm. & Ionnal dining beach or Newport Center! INVESTORS
rm. Central air -c ond . OJ)p:isile new 00.LF See this Welt Costa. Mna
Heated pool. 3.3 Acres with COURSE 1lh!! Ma11lve Industrial Property. Good
box stalls, pipe corrals, feed brick fireplace. UlRMAL AcceulbWty, Many e:xpud·
room & tack room. Tn11y DINING! CheetY country ing businesses in the area. : Altdtt#-S#dd g~T ~~E~~~i:o; -! Laundry room. Boat . trailer
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~ MIASSOCIATlS
access. Priced far belOw
comparable golf coul'8e
homes! Call today MS--O:n3. CONTACJ UN19UI HOMIS OF Ml$A VllDI 546-lttO
REDUCED
Fabulous family home .
in fashionable Bayshores
the Ahowpla ce or oTiuiae kitchen, ~~t master suite ' This type of land is getttne
County. Priced at $198,000. with built-in desk, Huge scarce. Approx 10,000 aq. ft.
Call Bob MacLean 637-4000. paµ.>. ~an.ATE from offend for ~000. Call
Eves 547-2917. · w~ ~ stone walkway, ~·
... ~ ficade 'to lar&e ' ired hill ~.=·~
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REAL ESTATE '
.REALTORS
644-7279
on l~~ lots!
With, all new tarpeb,
• fresh paint and
new b\lllt·ln appllanees
I Olli \ I I II! •O \ . .• .. COLUJ 8ll
2121 EAST COAST HIGHWAY '';;;;;r-~C~O~ROHA~~D~E~L~MA~R~.~C~A~L~l!F~.~~~1·~s~PY~O~LA~S~S~P~LAN~~7~4~Lo_._ .. _,._1~~~~
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1onnal dining room
room to add on
$12,400
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r~R l)f.lf ,~1:r . IN
RE:A ll lll~S
DO Y6U
NEED -••• . . '
on a V.l.P. location. Central 4 + FAMILY View of park and goU course
air cond., lntucom " bulll-DINE • POOL HALECREST for under $30,500.' We jw<t lilijiijli!llJilloill .... i.I in ret'Ot'd player. No-wax This beauty has reigned aa lilted it · Lovely older home,
vinyl, shag carpeting, wal· Ma11Jive covered double door the mo11t popular ot floor mlnt cond, complete with $25,958
A 2 BEDROOM luxurious
condominium. In lowly
greenbelt area'!' 2 poola +
rec'!' 12 minutes to Nriport
Center? $19,950,
PRIMI BIG CANYON LOT
. Possibly pie finest view lot In Big C81!k~n. ~·. Fron,tage, overlooks fairways, J s, ~b house; on a cul-de-sac. $82,500.
, oeci..-Grupe
, \ TALK ABOUT A VIEW
•You will talk1 too, about beauty, boats, bay,
.. ocean, 111ana11 sand & sun -all in ever _
: ilnl,plcture1 at your window. $195,000.
Call aU1 Quick . .
: •5 BR., LIDO ISLE, ON VIA WAIIERS
:Tbls top loc. home reflects the love & care
"of It's owners. Beaut. ldtch.; beam cell.,
:charming patio. Good for small famil y, too.
:$85,000. Charlene Whyte
QUICK HENRY, THE CARI
!Come see a very attractive 4 BR. with eX'·
':Ceptlonal bay view. Refreshingly cle an &
, well decorated. Price $65,000. Jim Muller •,
:· WESTCLIFF AREA ~ LISTING. A really sharp 4 BR., 3 Ba.(
·:home. Large llv. rm. & spacious fam . rm.,
(.both w/frplcs . A real great location, w/pool-
i(5ize yard. Call to see. Bud Austin
~ THREE TO SEE '
. :tJig Canyon -magnWcent view lot $69,500. a Arch Bay -retirement home $64,500.
~onarch Terrace -great family home
'89,750. Call Bob Yorke
, QUICK OCCUPANCY
#Jwner bou ght another & is read y to sell
\his 5 Bdrm., 3 bath Harbor View Home -
~.000. For app't. to see call Howard Wells.
~ EASTERN BUYERS
jieautifully constructed 4' Bdrm home;
family rm .. formal din. rill .. den; complete ~th attlci, basement, pool & 5 separate ~ardens. ,120,000. Marcia Bents
~COZY COTTAGE-COROHA •DEL MAR
fYalk ~o beachi 2 Bdnns.; frplc .. new shag
~.arpet1ng . Jmmaculate , 11move-in11 condi·
31on . $39,500. Triona Bergin '
·~: LIDO NORD BAYFRONT eautiful 4 BR. home with space for lge
at. Pool table size family J'lll, With cosUy
aneling. Fantastic bay. vlew.4'wo trp!cs.
deen Hudson .. ~ . :i OCEAN VIEW
~e sure to make an app't. to see this beau·
,
ful Lu sk 4 BR. home Jn Harbor View Hllls.
am . rm. has wel bar & frplc. '89,500.
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644-2430 .............
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mrt cablnetslnk1tchen pool-entry. Ten-am foyer, Step plans La Halecre1t. Check . REALTORS large rumpus rm and bar.
llzed Jot A breath-ialcing dovm living room. FORMAL this: Many custom features, and "SECLUDED"
view ot ocean_ I: coa.stllnc. DINING ROOM! Sunken I Hardwood F1oon SINCE l9H back yard !aces Mona Park Move into thi.t 1 o v e I y 3
You can celebrate tbe boll· FAMILY ROOM and kit· </F ormal dinin& ..,. kitchen-673-4400 ln one of Santa Ana's better bedroom home, GracKlus
days In your~ home. Cati chen! 4 extra large bed· ette areas. C.aU tor appointmept, living room enhanced by
now. SISO,OOO 'including land. room.a. Plus • SEWING ./ Lath & pla.ster thruout and get ready to mover blndaome fk'tplace, built..lg
if. ed. ·.h1'll :e~~-~u:'!~r:~ ·~·~~~ii;~, boat ~~do~:ato;'!;:ev~OD' 646-mlorEve.541-~16 =':=~~~1~~i~
FIEST P<X>l. wi!h divi.ng stop&e this M·l lot with hou8e. " -'--rou :r.='====,..;..--
board! t • trailer access. J QulJt irtreet Owne will Q!ad 1or tor ,rounds. Near all COft..
RE.\I.JrY Priced lower than you th.Ink! I Wallt to family cJUb tad.I· ham: 1:41 ~~or ~~:Ut. · wnle~s. Brk; 54()..J~.
U Iv n..~ Call .now . 64>0303.-ttl:t-' -. • •' I· · n , raa ~ter, Itv:lne B ouf~i.=1~~~PM :.... with only fltlO Newpjlff •. VACANT 1r4;t:t:tw!
:mz:::=z:j ~ COATS'. at Sharp 4 bedrm, 2 bath, North 2955 Harbor, Costa Mesa -z: & Fairview Side Costa Mesa home. Fea-ESCAPE WALLACE 64Ulll tures 1nc1ude large 'tamlly Home & BusiMSs
Tired of yard work and main·!--------R~ALTORS toorn. all electric bulltins, C·2 Zone
lenanct" problems? Then THE B~UFFS •• ..::..55'41£, .. t141-(1nytlme) :.r:a~ed :a1i':!~.~·e~; P erfect Starter. c.omer lot.
lake a look at this 3 lx>d· (~n Evenings) fr acreened in patlo, Priced 70' x UI" • 2 Bedrm, den
::~· !ir;pl:e~ 2 n1~0~; WHY NOT CA us• WE :' ===== ~ DOWN onJ.r $28,00J. and immed !:'C:: = :iv:n~m!.~
b<autilul clubhouse and ,f.,; BEATTHE BLAHS F;: .. : o:;,J:n,m= J:'~blo. JOpon Eves.) Hoo, Fenoed yard -2 car BAYCREST ~~;,., W';;:h'm' od&~dry;:,500'" JUST MAY ffln J.HE. Tired, of looktng •t a bunch new 16"'16' family rm., 4 gar could bo repatr shop '"' -" 1 "-• •-~-plus -'<ing opace, Lovely CUL-DE.SAC price. o Ul._l;:U dogs? Well, we have uo::urnia.1 convenient loca· ftlrn(rure included. 1 w bull
PLAN . FOR YOU.· the eolu<Jon -Just Hated t1on. 1~110. :'.: '"" t ' bed....,
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, supo# •eat 3 bdnn. lamJly GINNY MORRISON 40/J r.17• ; FOi All boau'iii.i ~"':,,.., w1:f'.!:.~
room. 2 baths and sparkling ... ** • -REALTORS-· C.l.l't • · AIW -v ,P,. J f A~-J · ~ extraa. Ultllnlte lh Jll1Vacy .. • .. !<$ " P<>9 • ~'"'· , port.ct 1n-* • · l!ill5 ,._ • • •unnr"LIFFS , · " , Alld ..... W. vs"°°
&. ;11 ... : : side 'IU!d out -New abq ~ :·vu.i.nr. East, . " ~ ' p' er.t ....... DE'rr' "':St ·r.I r· carpets etc. Easy to matn-.-O>ita M1!llll , , 1, .•• • ~ ,_ llf" ~" •I• ~./ /'I . toln yarn. Fonced front I< *•*. 167-m> · Wliodod rrin w/old brla< i f-.--Rl;Al TOR
{i. ~.'.~ rca ly ~~~c~tnla:;~~. I~ <O~IP~LEXErung.S) . j ~~t.~i:l 3 :a.; t!1umb . ~0001$560 mo. -~ -\ ~ park-ltke .. lting. ~ price 1·1\ ba ~ 1« * 3 Bdrm d -----'~ -HOUSE + DUPLEX '~~:~~: :~~"'° . J:1'·9~ fit& , ,. u ·$4 I ,SOO kltcli. ,.llt'PI. 'Ait "':!?. 126,900. " btcb c1aan. --~L __, ....
c5sAiATSMIDEESA 644.1133 ANYTIME . I 1151 , OpOo, TAKE 'YOUR PICK ' quall!y._Wfllk to prlv, boach. * 4 Bdrm. beaul,Y .... $54,900 F bu! BIG GAIN * 3 • 2 BR units. N. c.oat.a REDUo:tf. NOW $&1,500 * 9.4 Acre, ~mt. view, a ous family home, 1a1p
$20,000 ** 13 UNITS, near shops, Me&a. * 2 BR. duplex + CORBIN $145,000. 2story4bednn2batbhome
UnbeUevablo but lrU•'· N---'· income $23,2CK>. 10% dn. or ba•-'"-'-"'-'d CM • Ontu ' located in beAt Co.ta _.
work, but where else ~1..;:ex:,::c;:;ha~nge=dn~. Ag~t.~>4~>-8625;:;:;;.· .'.!!~~!!!!!!~!!!!!!!.'..'.;CENTUR~=~~g.~~· ~n~~=·=·~"'2.,~·~1~m MAR. JIN ~ ~~t i::e'!.a~.~
)'OU find a 2 bedrm home I" 21 pal -• Plus 2 bachelor unite for only °' ~ f J' e Pl a c: •I
>lll!.000! Souncl lnte,.•Jtn&? '' llEAL TORS 644-7662 tropical ~pine ·-
CALL ua for completed~ S@~~}\-~£f/'s• nm FSI'ATE ~7221 · :::S~: ~0 :1q :~ ()ponEves. The Punle with .lhe l•ift.fn ChucHe' ·TAKE IT. WY.\.' ~EDROOMS =-~~~';:
In lhl• 3 bedrm 2 bath ylth $31,950 bkr S4JI ... • •
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REALTORS
**EXCLUSIVE** POOL
all bullllnt, patio,, ~ Cotne -thlo wtU.kepl ltm1• OCEA tJ VIEW prqe, clubhollle 1 ....... lly home In one' or Co.ta ~ -
CONDO, I«' a kilo, ·law Me,.•1 boil areaa, Blllno + $35 950
prlee o.r :$2Gi950. 1CAI..l; cishwsnr. Beaul. ~ered Beatttl!Ul 1Uce 'new 1%,
quick, wont last, ·act laslt pallO, n~&cPJt.>1% down, oi.; 2 ,ioq 3 be<lroam ·=
Only om of lhl1 plan -1/U i.; •!ban' 'l'etll. home w1111 '-._.
,NEWPORT BEACH
BtautltulJy decorated 4 BR, 3
BA-2 !;tory home In prime
kx:. Country sh.c kitcn,
formal dining, lat'i' yard &
enclosed pool! nu. ts one ot
tho11e hard-to-fi nd home11.
$53,500, befit hurry! Call ex·
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F•mous licensing course now •v•il-
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reimbursecl upon quelific ation. For
details call Al Slo1n, 7 14-842-5581
in Orange County.
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BEAUTY IN EL TOROI $35,9901
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21"' sci. fl. llr91 femlly '-wflll • mt1Mr 1lzlld bedroomJ. pJulll ex-
pen11ve clOud IOtt urPfltl<19, cu1tom dr-. EIH•nt 11......iac. r11 Ill.IN
1-.nllY -· -111 ~ll'Queh In tM llr111 dlnlM room. OllUH bl.llttln kllchtn, 3 mlrble & klrmlc• bt !hs. ll ti. cO\lered peUo! ProNUloNill'I'
lolncll(olped lll'llUndl. FCl!Ud for orlvKYI l3M060.
SAN JUAN EXECUTIVE! $82,5001
EJtctP!ioMI win' of 111111 1nd mountalM. Cusf!IM tlouUI • blldn;ans. I ttaltl llomt 'fl'I~ 1xclllnt ltnie liwnllv .._,, 1r•c.il b'I' ll'lltnlflant tlrt•
ptlU, t it dtdrlc: "Awtrd" bullt-ln klfthen, dl'IJM't lihW, f'olr CIDl'ldlllo!llne
'"'''"'• autarNllc ,.,," door DPll'lf•. $0 mud! Mft -:'9 lrwllt ,_. admlr1tlonl '9).1)11.
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JR. ESTATE . SAN CLEMENTE · $45,000
C'omolet1rv rtmOCl•Jed " ll«'llr11W. Ex<1u111N1Y MftdK1pec1 -PGOI 1lud 1round1. I bedroom.1. I '"91'1' Nlf'll,. •v.e fillnllf room wlltl lnwlrl1111
llre111ect, lor..,.1 dlnlnt ~. 0•1111• bulll·ln klldM!n. dllllw11hef". 2
clelklhtt11I Pltk>I. H1w1ll1n L\UIU •••• -ecctnt on lsl1nd ll"il'llll "1·nlO.
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CHARM PERSONIFIEOI $39,oOol POOLI
OftJ,gned hlr hippy, 1dlv• 11m11y llvlnil ind 1nter111l"ln9t • bftlro0m1, 3
1tp11r1t1 bllflt, llrv-tamUv room with tle;lflt Ur1p11c1, ''""'' dlnl"9
room, bulllln r1na1. oVffl Ind fllW dllhwesber, Cl/flom booll:•ht !vn. Be1utl.
f\11 •wlm pool, low mallltfflllKI lln41>UQ1119, loads of cite.king. H11rryJ
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3600 SQ. FT. 6. BEDROOM -"-$45,000
HllH ~ Oii Jr. fft1te Jll"Ol,lndl -IOICb of prl\llcy. FM!Utlllt FCIUl'lllln
V1Uev flle•llO!'IJ 91j1q111t ilnlng room, lklUlll bllfltlll kltcM<i, cllshw11h1r.
Mll .. lk flf'll!llc1, rnlrfllred w1111, t11te1u1 clKOr, lustrou1 wn:iocl P1ntllfl9. ~"-ct Condl!I°" Inside a. -out. Suri to ,._,. lht "'°'' P1r1ieular pto11pl1
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SPARKLER IN EL TORO! $29,500 • NO DOWN
G.I. ttrrn-iow dow'1 ... efllt~ J Sllll:lolll btdrooms, 2 IN!llM, ,_Uy fOQl'll
W11'fl llttlftt 1n.11C11 most corwtnltlll OI t1tll bultrln c1nam klld'lt!I, dl-
llllttful 111111 !Or 1ttoM ''CCIM OU!." 'ool tlzlct 9roundt -llncltclPld fO
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Tarbell Reaches 87°/o
Of The Home Buyers
* 10 FULL PAGE ADS EACH WEEK. * TARIELL'S EXCLUSIVE MULTIPLE
LISTING IOOK
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* COMPLETE FINANCING
*· TILETYPE SERVICE
''LIST YOUR -HOME
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BEST BUYI $28,000. NO DOWN G.I.
Prll'!ll Hunting'°" Bt•ch llX1tlon. Sl'lor! tog IO Wach lrom m .. IC~tly J
Otdroom, 2 t..11'1 homt, 1t-o11n1 fl•l'PllCt lel"Kll 1dded w.rrnth I. chArm le
l1rg1 llvl119 room, drum bulllln klkhen, 11i,11w1VM1r, br'91\I .. c~tcrl~l~
Nur 111 1~11 1nd 2 bloc:k1 trom Pl•k! 962 .. '6.S.
LAKE FRONT PARAOISEI $74,950
T11k 1bo\lt er.11r11l11!na p.11r1CllH then stt !his 3000 i q, II. S b(Clroom l"IOm' In pr1111giou,, Like fares.II l glumlng twith1, t1r11e l11mi1y room wllh eull·
Ing llrepl1ce, wel blr. lowly b.11conv. ~z.tlo boM Clock, tl"IKI wlndow1.
SwttplflO view Ill lekt I. mounlflnl. 2 vn.. newl IJ0.606o0.
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MR. & MRS. PE.RSNICKITY. POOLI $39,5001
0111'Y 2 y~ new 1nd ln btttlll' 1"-n "Show C1~" ccnOlllD'I! Gor111001 Pl,..
11td t1mllr raom wllh 111011 c1tllMlr1I celll!\il1 1nd Inspiring llr1pllct.
oour/l"let'1 prkle kllcllen, cll1hw11iMr, bu!tlin 1Po!lanc1s, blltQutl dlnln~
rOOfl'I. W•t•r 1o11..,er F1bulou1 POOi wnh 1il!d1 e11v1.,., bo••d, 1CM1C11 ot
cltdt;lnt I nd I blfvlll'Ul pttlo. 962..SW.
DECORATOR'S OELIGHTI $32,000
E11~n1!1!1t low m11n1-nce ltndK'911>t, lclor"1ble cllltdrll'I'• pllVhol/H.
Sw11 11m111, 11Kor1!or w11l1>1Ptr 1cunl1, l w>1C I0111 btdroom1, ' ba!h1, cloucl toll C1(H!lnt1, dr1Pf1, 1Mlu11e bulllln kltct..n, cll1hw11tltr. Quiet
cul-il•H< '''"'· "'91r •I! scMIOlli Ind ~"'· i'tl·Ui'l.
FANTASTIC FOUNTAIN VALLEYI $35,450
fll!nl Khoo! 1v1lem In 1ru ntlr this l bedroom + Cll!n or 'th IM!drocm
Illus ''"" l1mllv r_..., 1MI I t..llQ~I cl!n•"ll room. l ulllill k11C!ltn W.tl'I cllt11w111Mr -wrv 111nov off !ht lowly Ptllo -lcle11 for e"11r1~1n1n1.
1 Oilllft for 'l'l>Ul" 1umrner PIH141ft. En/or I comrnvnl!V pool Ind rK•
r11!1CM1 11111r W. IC·25'1.
SOUTH COAST OFFICES
*COSTA MESA
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* HUNTINGTON BEACH
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540-1720
842-6691 * HUNTING10N BEACH 962-5566
9017 ... .._ * HUNTINGTON BEACH 846-0604
IH4161., * HUNTINGTON BEACH 962-8865
ffll H..rtto• * ~OUNTAIN VALLEY 962-1373
11U4~ * FOUNTAIN VALLEY 142-2561
11f41 ..... n. * MISSION VIEJO 830-6060
JJJ)I 11 T~ 1...i * LAGUNA HILLS 130-6030
...... """ ...... 24171 l .Ufi.hl * SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO 49l-1341
11771 ht~ * SAN CLEMENTE 492·7210
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MARVELOUS MISSI ON VIEJO $39,950
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"••µtn>!• ~I.cf oul ~l!d(tn, 1nr1~~• Walk·•n flolntry. flKlrlc g1r111 dool' Clj)~re'. Forn>nl cll~l'19 rccon. J\-: yro "'"'· Ncltllntl lo do but mov•ln tndl ~·~•! 1c really live! 1»10-lO.
LARGE HOME· SPACIOUS Gll.OUNOS • $37,9001
No sl•ttl for vour cnlldrtn lo (rOu when lllQ' wit~ lo sd>OOI l•Ofl'I !hit
•OOm• • bedroom, l b~tn home, ltrfle t1muv room wl!+, ~p11ta!l111 tlr,,.
oltcf tor ftll !lit "In ~n.e1," klrmt l dlnl1111 rvom -ttndleH6!11 & Miit
f"IUl•C lor 1ho1t lnllm&tt alnn.er1 P!"H>1rllcl In Jiit bvlll·ln dr11m kllthln.
a1sr1wa1.11tr IOD! 1 lovely Plllo1 tor the Ol,lldllor ac:1ne1. Pl~lh Oftp PICIClecl
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' 4ornf on U..mulctt •t ttU Conwr ~ 3 bdrm, hon'W?, t.feu. Dtl Mar ...,._, Room rooma 2 baths • tbowt llkt ltrtet iD excellent ~ 2 tc -~ oat Illar. \ti
.,... 3 --. 2 -2 bdrm. Wilt $12.500. '°'a.pool. Gnot lllludne-• ...; homo, All '""" wrn flat.,.. An-"""'·_.. btk -· ~· ......_ quttn aid batbl, dt1a I _ 10~ down. 2 blda:w 2
Jiilll-ln kltcllen, l<ftod air Nice 2 bdnn horn• 3 bdrm. batht •odl. Fall !>l1oe ba -Won't lull ,.. Gl<o _,, W ,tltlO, Ill.GOO ea. Aat
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. c... .. _ I , I I '· . ' •H""' ~-_... ··-12!.500. ~'4· ·1e1=rt ........ . .Mf• ... .,.;, a& """&41.C o , 11plH•wvcl vn.lt 1or top ii\. _.,, • ~•JIU" 'fUol -·1 " ·f'l;l"':!
room for pool. d.bl ..... comt. Jw111Jalcd at $1!1,500. 2nd 1'.D. Thia won't ..... ~ an NU~ 'iiii IN"C'M, ~~ ~.,!"':'~..,.!'.Your <llol"'! Sid• by •'do" ca!J ui...i.,! " l!ia!ton 5*:f'IS'4 ' . EAL ~STATE 3~ ~,:,.,i +1"'~
(ll•tely ·-· -2 lllb. to beooh & "''· Liii mo ·'"""'""" St. ··-•fl -Oootact Jll"'' .. n. 00n·1 m111 u. Call MS.soo. to 195.ooo. s.. pl'"" n.a11on 1545-4-191 • FREE POO _.,. "*931' ;.:;·..:!i,. -.:--·
J*1·-· u our outce. Open p;v., fantutk \lric<l S ~ F~ILY ESTATE UDO •EALTV ~; · BEATS liikf Wo have oth.,. 2 balh 500 Iii b bon1111 rm. •Olli -II. o1 Chris Abel • " •...;, -1lzld ol Pl)'l..r the LIJld. ISi~ I<> l96.500 OWNER leav .... Rich .....S huge ict. y.,; W.•t beat U ~ home -3311 Via Wt, N.B. ··~·-
lord? The:ri tee thlt Home! University Re•lty P • ne 11 n I' e·•.P.-IM ' for $35,000. tM dty. f BR, 41!ii bi's. 8Y OWNER l BR. 2BA.
• 2 d.:...... l'am-J:. C..1. ltwy, ~O wallpaper accenta lendl CAU.. ~ Xlnt cond. Uta fll es:tru· rt modeled, ndeonlied. -~""";;-con peraonat1ty am charm to ..,.., .Good ,,. ••• ~ Opel> _ 12.,\ -an
· ....,, DUPLEX lhil dl.stlnctive 4 bedri>om, 2 ••. ....-~ 10 .. ...-_i.. ~"':"°~-. Frt. 1-4 sun. $31 ,S OO • . ~in Santt. Ana. ~,508. Soon to be buHt, So. ot !fwy. bath home. EI e 1• n I . .........., --~·.-673-1658 67>7616 ~
1.,.... ~. £xi1t1nc 2 A den plus MW fireplace, deluxe buUllna. * ~-* ' '
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• Free Upgrade Carpet:
COLWEL L ~-1 •·· •·•·• ~ ~ -~ and L .. vr-Town Ouick "'""......,.. AUJ """"· IUIUng ••··-· Near future. _... iww ·...-TWl,.w.,,..,, 'Tk'k.. SELL c••• -> trade 3 • Immediate Possession.
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2 bdrm. un.lt over aarq:e. dishv.1asher. cowttd patio. ...._,.___ S.n Cltmenf9
703 BEGONIA achool! Brk . $ l l • oO o. Thill: beaut. 3 BR home muat _._.,,,.~ .,....,........ '1t
go! Try 10% down. Good -'°"'*'"WW'( BR. 2 BA ocean view home IN ADDITION 12 '-3 bedr I~ & Lwelf duol<x, So. of Hwy. -5566. .._. . -......., """ San Clemente tor N. _...._ , you ge .. ooms, •
Charmbtc 2 BR. plua turn. OWNER 11actlfice. • bi1 11 1~ location. One :iJ : _.._..._CIJllW eo 544-4l!H. .............. 2 baths, built.in ran.e, oven, hood,;. dia:~
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..made m&.t\Y alteratk>ril ln • 6.!f~1.~1GAN REA67~ i;y59 family home! Brk. $31,000. home. Bu:Dt.tn d r ~am. Portafina Lapna area , ,J~m~1.J~~~ ,-i
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i ,rioo ·cm to the beach. IMMAC '2 BR hie w/1treu-BY owner Tiburon Condo. 3 jaeent with •• ., inviting CU~M home. Beautuul' For s.1. 125 FrN ANdtAL~ 7AR¥Ntaj
lvt by and take a look. eel a:arase for 2nd unit. By BR, 2'" BA, den. Nmi:t to fireplace. 16 x ~ ft. encloe-ocean view. Undersrowid -~-...;.~-----All this for as litile as $207 per mpnth, in-Earn $0000 _. Jell 1or th~
2 Nautllua, Hlin""ilfOn 'owner, W.500 llrm. pool. Beaull!uUy decorated ed pallo wllh cascading utllltt.,, 3 B<., 2 bo, PALM Desert mobile home eludes evei-ytblng. rat of,.., 111e·oq·•·flllll!
· ach, off Adam• and 6'15-40t8. $32,900. 963-23!3. w~lerfall. Ho~ heshly · $69,995 <>n greatly improved lot. ~ inveatment 11~j
.&aba.nL ~ inrt. . • Huntlrv1ton IH•ch pa29m950ted .,.:x!.,r:or. Br k ' Alrlum·Fountaln Planned co 111m 11 n l t y:: Santa Ana Fwy. to Culver, right !:lbo .. t ~ mile m.flOO. Call Ji.. Jl ll l, i;;;;=='-"-"'-:.C.."'---Cott• Met• ... $ · • ~. Portalina Laguna W c n de r 1 u I atmo8phere. " .. ,. 557-llMt. " ;· ··-FIX£l.UPPER * PRESTIGE 71'1494-9388 Clubhou.e, , pool, l8 bole to Walnut (1st road on left), left I mile to Mi
Can ba •DOLL HOUSE! WE ARE REPOSSESSIONS .,, 5 golf. Sell. trade or auume. "Walnut Square"; or San Diego Fwy. to Money lo L...._! : 2-= Lovely prestige homes known ..-99 __ h 2 811.·ije.i i'{pt. 11 LOOKING FOR for li1<1r quallt,y fealuN" ~ For Information and lo<atfon Unlimited ... ~ view. 2 Br., Low down. 95&-l43l. Culver, left about 3 IIUJeS to Walnut, right to BORRO\f TO 12511¥> on u1'
Aaklftc $22 ~ell nbrhood, 3 to choose of theae F1iA A VA homes. 2 ba. NEAR ocean. BeauWuJ cpt, "Walnut Square•• or call 714/832-9670. equity in ).'(MU' houle. U~
CALL .,, ••t·J-414 SOMEONE from contact -Port•flna L•guna 2 Br., lge kitchen, bltns. the money for any~ "'• ~~ SPECIAL e 3 BR ............ 137,250: KASABIAN ?U/494-9388 Aoking 16,lm or mak• oiler. ()ftr $5:000 oo real .. 1atf ;t> 7Mffi . Hup 2 atary, 'f .den+ ft 5 e S BR ••· ......... $33,9Stl Re•I Est•tt 962-6644 TOP of World, by oWner. Call alt 6 pm. 5J6..0029. ~ ~~· <t1J1 ~~•r Jlhwfert Pett O"ttlrt bedroom execullve'a home. • f BR · •• · · · •••• •• $34,900. * BY OWNER * Brick A: ttucco 4 BR, 2 BA, 24xOO Westerner, like new. !2 lncame Property ' 1'6 Rul ~tl• .. WariiMI 1'4 .:l'JNANClAL SE;RYJCES ~.
Costa Meu..'r bnt aree. AU of thHe homes are in R room for poot &: boilt pkg, Br, den, wet bar, air cond. WANT Jq.e ;urehue , Anaheim Bt\id ~'"Ownllt 11011 Ne&r Balearic ScbooL Very xlnt. eond. and term• are N~. r;;::;;y pa~· Fe~ walk to 1ehools. $49,ooo. ACl'OM st from boh. ~6 INVE5TOR5 SPECIAL .,..ell :..ted ~ (9lonial ::din 535..Q.
l!.A •--d iaice b&l!k .)'Ud ln a quiet avail. lfurry for choice , • . yard. Children's area 'A eq. 494-4075 eves. or 66-1523. Sh 2 Je IJ-older tY,pe home ionwt Cl HI S. Md ., ,'°· ,_ .. ,
,·1 • "911TlllCJ : area. No down tc. qualified CALL 842-1418 ulpmcnt. OH Bushard 1n LGn 2 liii. new horn~. close LIDO Vil I age waterfront -, •rp, tr p x,. H Pieue phone lmonna6on to ~iii\ , • 176-5250 c.n Qi foi 'det&Jls. 4 BR, 2 ............ CAU. N 0 w ,. PAm • HB 124,000. 546-5587. 'to Victor Hugo-.; R-2 fol, bargain, 13495. A1ao luxury !~ :!. 7X: ~u'°";. On.!! 'l -· U19 Harbor BIYir:.. • ) .~>'S26•900_:~~·~~!! ONE. JS ~..= ~· -OWNERdesperife.Nodown ·-~tor"2"fuOre1iht(j'.-dhl-wkie-at-~'t .-REAL.ffiATEFAIR, WANTED: duplexor~"COi~lliia --.. , '
CoUJNs • WATJ'S,· n(C. · ', ' . 17JTI Beatjl Dlvd., JlB. term5-Out of Stale owner 330 MAGNOLIA 494-1297 5~2551: oit R-2 lot in Corona del 61'1W.17th St. , ,. u
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JA • Lu U • bedrooms, 2 baths, large Gtnerai · . ~~~~~~~-....., AGENT ~1525 2>17 S. Ma1ll St., · . :. 1 l\' .t' C .& W * Real10rl 545-0165 XUry YlftCJ lamtly l'OOm with 1ireplace, NEW CONDO on East 9, . TRI-PLEX '2 BR., each . . Santa Ana . 1 ,'• S4s.ml Gold . Open Eves + Low Down bulltins. dishwasher. Lovely view aolf course, 3 Br, 2 Ba, w/patioa. Prime rent a I ,.-------, 12091 Brookburat Blvd.,. 1 j
Good As. * FAMILY' HOME Family tun '" ,.;; 3 BR, 2 patio. ·BTk, 13<.950. 842-2561. owner, 67;-""33. Acr0oge far.... ·uo are.a In c. M. Only ::.":i4 [ -I[ ii] Gacclen Gcove ' ~-~
Meta Del Mar. All btillt-lna, BA horn• w/blg pool area & GOV'T OWNED Lido lslo GRAHAM Realty . 6fil We~." .,.~d,, :
Jlftplace, 2 bathe. Walk to XTRA NICE 1100 aq ft. 3 no yard work. 5% % FHA or • 150 ACRES Weltmlnatei . ~,89J.5IXll
,.., John's and o .c .C.131,900 Beclrm .. comer lot, fully low 5% dow" to hand!•, •loc Repo&se•"" horn... Low VIA HAVRE 13700. per. San Maroo< .. :lant lndul!rl•I P_.ty·.161 1st TD ..... n·· 1al1 tfnnl. faced for privacy, Dbl fire. kit, tcrraio entry, lrg. down. Government pays 5 BR., family rm. Lge, child· price fqr this. Land-Ran-1 ~ •lu1Jnes1 . ~U •
, pt tn ltvtne rm, It family muter locdnn., pr i cc closing costs. Call 968-#4L ren's playrm., llmdeck. Lg. ches. Estate Hom f! s . MACHINE SH OP-SA.N ~~tty 200 ~· lharp shag, boat &ale, .$25,000. For sensible, prac-* Crest Realty patio, 40xl.1D' Lot. $125,000. Comm'I, blduatria1 sites. MARCOS . . ~ . 6o/4% INTf;~ ;~
.,,.,., Hurey! JUll "''' iloal living ace today! San Marcos Realty, m 2200 sq. It. concrete btod<s NEW EOURPLEX 2nd JD Lo· an edllont •.'or additional lnlonna· 1, BY ownet. 3 BR. 2 Ba. coun--lo-J& West Enctnltu Rd., San
-" 't la u trpl ~ 1 ' •• ........, w!ftd complete -. $35,001. .. ~ K1 ., rat! v rm., c. 3416 Via Udo 675-"562 Marcoa, CallL ?Tr"........,. Lake San MartOS Realty, Lbwert rites OtiDai. Oi. .-.:; .... c do Must oell. $28,300. Prfn. A -m WHf Ent:tnltu Rd., 'iOl1 Real Moneymaker. TWO "WE ·~··s" . ! •NrrlftRlt 911 CALL 842-1118 531•5!01 ( :::1 531•5111 <lpala only. 1162-8329. SPOTLESS 3 BR by ,..,..,. P"For Solo' 151 14arooo Ca11L 144-2225. >-BR, :!,.BA .to 1WO l BR H ,
S Bi, :f' ,IOOI. p1or. alip. lrvlno "1' lqt. 169,900. 200 Via Nice. ' , • .Apia • c:arpela, drapes, ·etc. i',' ""'""'' e'° -~ ne!lshMI D 1119.500y •. PAm • $19,$00 ........ $19,500 67>-39114. ' E~•c1e Units * u1 CORNER* . ~tided.be···°=~~ ""=' ~ .,..;;; A E RAL A . WAU<f~ Newly docorated 5 room, 2 VIEW FOREVER Mission Viejo _.., · ~ -~ •"--·~t . u..1ioo •• • =· ., -h These 12 wlitl have every W/Older bouae, prime loc., · """-. • . · ~ ~ ''""' , te S Br':+ (am nn. 1rw1 bath, builtin11, FA eat, new · -~,.. mumut ' :a: i ~ inn BeacA Blvd HB w/ Pet Walking dis or Turtle Rock & the B ut•ful ahopper'a desire.: &harp and C.M. AM, Fant W&Iker ~--• . ,1 *'NE D Yr.'_,, Jteduct(l.tO ~,500. ' ., . " w CRr • s. & . foothllls beyond. The 1uture ff J clean, low m&intenance, DD Rltr, &n.8989; stS-7414. . . I We rt1ftrRnt'RWl'CIJ)lri-' 1tu .. r! a Asuc. TWO UNnS ~'::::e1 ;:~_:,0~~:,,,,~ ,..;g,0,.1 park wm be at Executive's Home vwmcyprob1em •• n.,...,.1. L tar 170 1endeh. eon-"'"""~ -~~ •HEI~:: t ~STSIDE * 962.8851· i~~e!f: p~·!s o;~ r0~ r:~:vl~a~;~:!!,~~ !::u~ar~ =~~:P~ N:roRT ~ go• iron.
0::X~w~~ ~!:int: :U~ ~Pt,:r*1~n;ae· ~ ~ 2 BR.1lc conv,·den $RMJO'o1"20BOEDRM ~ J>RIME locations. 3 BR, 2 the Mission Ridge area the owner's. p .J:lce ill tage-, view of ocean & ,quality <;arJM;ts A dra~s, 'BALBOA BAV"PAOP.• ~ ~1 •~k"'--n-baths, 18x30 bonus rm., U • lou tit f $175 000 For durther lnfor-harbor -000 ·.,, .. 13 tepal'lte kiticbens. $59.000 *' , __ 7..,1r * ' ' ~~. 'WIV ce *"""uuu. nc· 1 1 • _"3 o en grac s 8e ng or ' · • ..,..., · .,...,-.w with excellent terms. _,
bMdeled. ,Shq carp.; exelt· R~ McC•rclle Rt•ltor I ri:uwood decking, ext 1 a entertaining and fine famUy matlon, call our Investment .6"-Q62. · WE lit a: .,.__. n ..
... u-Uv••• N cabinet ry, 11Pgraded Dlvt•ion. 546-1600. LUXURY. VIEW •··-~A'·~.;,;..,! .. ~~ ·-. lndlcpf, 0UUAan" .. ,., ewport Blvd., C.l\f. thruout. Just reduced $4T,900 Jiving. Four petloe and a •Waterfront. 30• boat allp. ......_ ..., _. ... nue ......
ldidc. pzebo. Ma.It lff! 541-7729 • INCLUDING nlE LAND! raised deck are enhanced by Lot 7, c.owna I a I and, Bkr, ~. f82.0'2c.
-HOLWAY m.oot13 BROKERS INC. prot.ufonally landacaped '13-'!'m. CUmlM BIJJLT DUPLEX
41-n F&ftl Wallcer ENTERTAIN In huge yard ya.rm, C8Jl 58&-0221 Very krae :-BR. )-BA with
Rftl1tol' 6f5.Tf14 w/heated POOL. ~red Mobile Heme/ ~ttl.talrlna:( ocean "1ew.
· 3' BEDRM FJXER patio, Toweling ,....... Prof ELEGANT ButlM11 P...,..rty 'U4 Trotlor-P•rks 171 Tup qllalj1Y 1!11 tbe wii! ~., m1a ~": ... ""'... ~ ~.!:· ;..!~· :;:::; 2 MAN8 SION *Money Maker* ~~u ~:.;:t !'~ 0163B..""'UXE'"'th8~~%Clf. ~tlOME . ''*-Film ........ 300 ~ xtru Spotless! $34,950, For Story 4 BR, 31 A, 4 )'l'I S3l Down $210 000 F p .,1 V\."I. ~ UI . , -~~
t and ttady .tQ be._l!Yt!d •PPI u. '"'~ new , .. .,1 500 Fo-at din"" "SINCE ... "'""' ,500 , . • BR houle. Money maker! ""'---I :llJ:"Btaatl1UI deep PUct})t. · ~. ..., ' · '"' ' U'10 Shopp~ centrr w/1olld Kenned.y, Rltr 963-3010 LEASE -tuUy ~ """'9F• ·.1. •• ,.. ~
Q..a.rp owralm:l lot, cklee to $39;950 home. 3 br wf pvt massive brick flrepl, FA ht , lat Western Bank Bldg. * .AEGEAN HlLLS • -4 tenant! hi great area, show· 983-29].(t. l-BR ocean front qtality ~· Dttdi a UtUe love, win& to use or rent. Low bii kltch w/upgraded b!Un Univet!lty Park, Irvine BDRM. HOME WITH Ao. tng a IOl1d U.75~ cub · , frM R.;,tal sei-vlcu
.tat priced to aiU, owner dwn + low mo pymlA. appl's, w/w crpts & drpa, D•ys 552-7000 Nights DED DINJNG AREA, spendable an proJeCted m. Mowtaln,·DeHrtt ~i. J31511A,:'.;R· Klltv "ro ;.
.-.kits out. Call bkr Ml)..8640. Beaut cul de 11ae st. Great patio, ldscpd, 'Mrllzed dbl LARGE MASTER B'DRM -came ot $30,450. Allowance Reeort 1 174 UIUIA llDU IULI I LANDLORI>tl'AND ~,
tranlferred, built-In for yng cpl to grow into. gar, PARADISE FOUND FUU... SIZE WALK-IN for mcmt., raerve and LOTlnflmocuiLabHavuu, .-'JENANTS"
£"'°d·• tn3 llv~~m~ 1n-2 ~; 6~722.5; 646-Q)65 lflifi:lill!!llb1 Beautiful short shag carpet· ~J~i~RO:fR ~~if CL:. vac&Dey ot U~ f1iured 1n. home ot the world famoul 24671 lA PlAZA 67't.,r:-~'l.:&ll·Jiii'.i'21
-u cu. .....uuu -. "A ~·-~·!!-~!1!!!--111~~!!-!1 Ing and custom drapes in Don't waJt on this bargaln. Londaa Brldp. Locat.ect
litporato balh1, secluded * SHARP * ttz.M71 ( :::.J . IOJ th~ lovely 3 bdnn. home. XTRA LARGE DEN . Not fancy, J ... profitable! clooo lo all l<hools • city.' 49e2790
1tvlna room wllh llttplaoett Pool home. close to Tempt your guesls at the ~~~·~NDR~41L5T0;: * 9 Units* l!m)orwOltradeforCost.a U"' ·
Ra.nte, oven, washer In-everything. Extra I a r g e cozy 2 BR, plus den. rllnlna room table or be in-837 Solid multi· tenant, industrial Mesa er Newp>rt Btacb ln-
jlUdtd. Freshly painted. A mRstor bdrm. New cal'J>(!t. Pt>rfcct for retlrect couple or formal in the covered patio -9400. building. $220,000, in South come prop. 6"-t681. ~
111tet cul~e-aac 11 tree t ! Many extras. Only $34,000. fir5l hon1f'. Gtnnt custom surrounded by profel'Jsional Newport Be•ch Santa Ana. Only 2-yn. .old. BEAUTIFUL OCffl\ view YOUR . f, $27,f.50. 540-ln:l. C11JI Bkr. 642-4155 patio. Large 20' kitchen. landscaping; Price lag reads 26% Down, yields projected riots, $18,750 a up. Temu. , B•lboa l11W1t ··' • ;; '
y Owner.' Bdrm., 2 bath, ~ Vettle North, ne\\' Ftt1~1ly painted&: decorated $.17.~.00. DEAR 11% ca.!h return on $3.2,928. !U~~ ~~1tla. ' o~ IUJIN~SS? Wil:Tr:a..., 4 "."jb.,' .N\ --
Eeled tam. nn., built·ln atrium model, cuat decor. lnterKlr. ,Shag c Ar Pet i ed h II scheduled income, ,.........._, Vanda Bu. tu Couuelor .. .:..-... • W •~
<hen, 2 lloey, Ux36 ..,.,, lndocpd. 4 BR. '"""· llr<! thruoul. 2 • yn young, \I . r ,· HOUSEWIFE, Grubb " EJIJ1,-Blcra, PORTAFl,.iA LAGUNA dlvlllon .,·~ • • ;u;".;'~l!':; ,.:,;\~
of tropk:al landlcaplna, ring $44 500 Open ·Sun & ml. to beach. Asaun1e ,our .• • briq your hU.-b&nd eel • • 55;.7900 "1UWWff.EAD, aoH COUlW w~ ~ude,t such~ ' . ~\"'Realty ~llenl cond. We want to w~·. 11 'to .5. 1658 Texas loan for $l79 month I Y chlldttn to Re th1I spacknll c~-'nlumt lot ... club. Lake view. namn u 'hPPenran, Jltst $15 u .. ..i-Aft."ot. 6fi.aoo .f9~1 Priced below market Cir., C.M. 557-1521. i1men;~,, 0
000r re!!~~5· All REALTY 3·bdnn 2% bath condo on the unuvm.tfor ulo llO J'ant Wallalr, Realtor Be9d and Syrooo 11 D1annlfHr ~=8"'."'=~-.. · , ~
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\t $35,950. 557-t023. LOVELY lrg 2sty 4.BR, hom... cmiL _,, · ...,_.JQ't • U~U ~S:i~~~t~tne West aide or Jle,.rport BacJc ~ 18!9 • ~Tfl1 'a ~,~-·0i·1u; r:Z:ll .::;;'9 .. ;;. d.
. 'S'JEPS TO BEACH 2~ ba, frplc, b!Un gal ldtch PLUSH SHAG Office hours 8 Altf to 8 Pl\! ::· ~~u~ h!:;:1 ,:~ ELEGANT 3 Bll. 2 ha. tam R..-.., l'arms, d.lmet .•J.Jq coametlc pd, See "8 Ollllhl AW. OP
NEWPORT SHORES ~!h~wsh. F\lrn. Huge yard. DRAPES & for him, Jnslead there is a r· pJOI, rec c:i·...n fcir 1 Grovel 1M ~~Pl. We-ue call E'Wj (Jla) ......
-II. 2·•t)'. 2 BR. WAik to ~76prink~:_t"I. $38.500. Owner, WALLPAPER L19un1 8e1ch billiards rm, card rm I ~ sS:'m4. Alt!ot, B. y ~ •. •• l0.l2 a-li1.,.klltca .... ~,." fn!nlerew~ ctm! 'J..S,~;.121!1,tr/n ~ h 1 I I c vo::nver Dr., C ri.r · Tiied atriun1 enll'Y forn111.I vwuca ........ uww"' nM.111 ~ -ac . cM •. poo .•. arp., 54G-2+l2 . . · , BLUE putting green. The chU,dren betulitul _,,.,,,,, old avocado ~ i-:nnn.lbilltJ Will Winter •• ~ aft ~ pm fl" drape•, bltn,, $28,000, · d1n•nJ:, 4 bednn., 21h bath. will have a hnae -i, arta Dupltxel/Unitl M -:-r-:-~-w1rou1• ~ BY Eaat 'd 3 b ta 11 I nd RIBBON ~ -I 161 arove. Bonaall .,._ -95~ on l!ll! female 11 ... Si)<! ,_.....,, .....,. ..._ ;r.AYWOOD REALTY owner, 11 e r., m Y nn., M'p. Bu r, Acra1tsrmandtten=C¥te.r. ue Haa:,5t;4 Fuerte.Comple~ ahotlid want to -'tn«ke • fBJl~iiii&rll*;i
* 541..1290 * rumpu1 rm. w/fireplace, sprinklers front & rear. SPECIAL A grade school ls butt blk, 11,EW DUPLEXES large iot on quiet Cul de Sac, $35,750. CALI~ !163-4456. \VE llAVE A REAL PRIZE-n lY itnced. Excellent eoil. J a P,roftt, ,IX'OW,' and ·cftrtet $300 mo, Whttttf' Call lol.' BLUFFS .. 4 BR. CaU 642.oosJ. ..., WINNER HERE, LOCATED and they will au to Newport Immediate occupancy. Near ,,"B'fo dowD. -wW CafT1 , other aales women. 673-6,qOO · ~ '
UJ rm., tamUy rm., for. l BR on" acri, toned tor . · • ON LAGUNA'S FAMED ~~ Hld_n~iifi -= bca~ in HuntiJWlon Beach. papas, $10,900. per acrt. 'Each ~trlhl:Jtor ~ aaigned B•I~ trii ula
• din. nn .. blt·ln kltch. 1 units, $32,500 · · RIVIERA COASTIJNE. ~ ~ Open noon UI dblk. Wtst ol n4: 12&-2541. a PJQtected area ot con-' · ,
»rtv. &a.rden 111U.. Green. * Call 831·1318 * tailt"d Conlcmporary d<"slgn compassion, ·' &ach on."Adama, 90Uth en. R .. I Etf ... 'W•nted 114 centration. c. • ~e~~ S3G1 . ~ view. M~• Offer! M d 1 H w/nll \vood ~xte.rior a: ex· I' Huntington St. to Portland · .n. crowth of ttie cosmettcs 1 B:A., f11jlc; W• W/D, ,
. REAL ESTATE I Br, lrg lot. Appllanct• 0 e omes lcMlvo .,. o( alass. ~1e..~.sso, ~1$8.0 * 9'11ck C•~ * I .......... Is ,pnlill<led ... be , W, llfr• btk Ii>, f!C<'"· ~l
TREASURES lncld. 11450 down. Aosume Well d.,;gned 2 bdrm. & 531•5111 ( :::1 531·5111, SUPER ci.ra Spanish tlylt WID lnl1 ·-......,.Y. All Z!Ol'-durbtll lthe 'IO'i. _If Buebt,:' -"Ila... •v:
Wc1lcliff, NB ~770 IOfl.11. 6-t2-0321\. DEN 1or 3 BDR!if.) noor Duplex, East Col!_ta Meu., cuh wtthln 72 hn, 'Call m WOUid µke.'1o het.r in~ 473-'487 or ~· 2 j
Entert• nJng? * D•n• Point For Sale plnn has heavy shag w/w * PIER ' SUP * Each 3BR. 2BA W/.8hag mt ~~~ ~ $90 • Mob Ha Sep Cange
• MTIPUI tm., 3 BR. 2 SPEC. View, 3 BR le (am rm carpets lhruout. ll U GE 60 Ft. 3 Bdrtns., a baths .5c:r~w. All dt.:ect K'~ . 1'-··•~. Write .. •Unutlllt.JlOO',, J,lol,1111• $125, /JJ. CIOAC to ewrythllll ~1STR. SUITE W/PATIO, Immaculate! $2:1(1,000 ,_,,_, .... _... ......,..., ..... .,,. ..-..
· · w/trpl, 2 BA . Ul.450. 33252 Ph , (714) h11s bill·ln vatilty & dl"('saer. * BAYFRONT * Rn! Estate &a..zm, , . P"8StDINT 1 RenM Hl!M• 9 ' ~-t cond. Jmmed. JJOlll!.U. Me.a Vista. 493-3359. one DEN HAS FLR. TO CEJL. Ox>I-35 It. N-_.., ... BR. 3 ' VANDA llMITY"
vwntt wlll Ind•. $32,500. " WU • NEW trlplex, ljo!lta >tea, 3 c~: s BR.·l% llti, -• ~LBOA BAY PROP. El Toro I!:~, ~!~::.1:~. ":":o 2:: ~·=:-r g= * BR. 2 BA and m 'BR. 1\0 ·,BROK!RS INC' ; .. Bl '"•"' cal"_... --..... ' * 642·74fl il;'ff . ~~ REl'OSSESSION • 4 962·6605 STEP DOWN LIV. RM. 3 er, 2 fia, ,......,., M....... :J :..,.. ~ 5~ N'"•UI l.GI A•&''-qll ~~m:"'1 1
V DUPLEX ...... ~.950. -w., <loo< to l<hla A WT11t MASSIVE EXPOSED prlvU. 137,000, M5'4l03 ' ' _, ' ;i . . ;J :I:;' 'C'"°! I " 3
' 2>.!'!'.'"' 151 E.~ =~~~~·~OWNER arudous. Pride of ~~Ip~·~~ ~ · LlDO REALTY NEW duplex 3 BR., t2 Ba., 2 RIS, lfK. UNITS ·~~'' ~ LOVir..'Y.'~ mt""2* aA..ifr.
• Pen"11Ult1 cf S237. mo'Jy. Incl. t11.xct' It ownership home \\'Ith 4 PLACE & C:i\:tcni.lve ust o1 3317 Via Udo, t<B . ~'1300 BR. ·s'Bt., trples, ocean,~ (to elta mlnlbua~tll1 1 'e ~ mfc ;plant . ' )IQ Co. ~ U....
IM. KAT'ELLA REALTY, 1paciou• bedroom•. 3 •l.,.w/OCEAN V!EW. BAYCRESTLOT w.aoodnntalloc.Ow.-1>r·-o1-... ll".1o ........ .,.-.e --· • ..........
837-9400. aleiun lnR puDman bnths, s1cps11.ver kitchen hq btlt·ln 79 x ;12> R·l: coropltte wtlh $1t 900 ........... 3.f 9 ~ u \lnft( co.ta Mtt1.. PNfer NEIP ~ MrG ' ·-.; yrd, dW. pt.
delw.:e bulllln kitchen op-~Gt & DBL. OVE;N, approyed_ P1ana for W iJlll 'm/eM' µIS ' ~~M-prlc<d-· .J:.'!!! HOL~ ""'~· ~ ·' ~.Of; ·;~ JK)tlte tha family room wilh DISllWASll~ 1 ._ ' ft f u .. home 119 750 -.-w.. _,.. c,u _ .. ·~~ -(ll'('pl11.ce. Completely in-c.1'"• t c. •opens -.. · ' ' ln1_.. !!:'Ill~ _ 16' .,.-• ....ne, Call Vapl ~fJI • •. ~ ' OWNER mull aolt 4 yr. 1 to dlntng .,... w/OCEAN GEM ,.,......,. "it:· • -• ~ Roal~ -«= =" --1 ., . -.
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born<, '" llay<ngl 15~000. •lteant llreplaco, In !amity expertly landJ<aped. Bric, DECKS. Thia 1que '""" 1'0!rnlr'• UilJI" • 2'btlrm. J SPORT&NAN'll p~qg. & "' ,_, .1dlol ltlr -Ml '
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dot Mor INlltln ltlt<hen, bandy* JUST LISTED* l\lonth"at • · +--2-doll..Lofli•-tlid1L ,,_~ ... "'8.,....,... • • '"'1llAM!i.' ;:.::..:::::,.::::.:, __ .j 4llall-r. Lowly pa~, I Bk .. 2 bo., tamUy rm., tn $4),9,.,l'UlL PRIC:. ,...._ iOua• --~ ·pitnq. lloa ~ E. (l!ltm lillllllp. Ot<lor till -........... 1111. tL li ~
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ACIOSS ·THE· COUNTIY
' ~Adnnclt of '8GOO.OO on Comp,at11 Lease
J>ropam " .,1--with .~ ,of 1"" ·tlp:i'ett ·*'1thly. Full price,flUIOO.ocr· •
Complete Company lralnln&and National
Promotlopal btclt-up.
Call 'rocliy· 211/481·8Ul6
RIDI • ~. llKE C:OIU'ORATION
6430 IUNSIT BLVD. SUITE 1011
HOl.L,YWOOD, CALIFORNIA
2 Ir, wlw q111, 2 BR. trill. Iii..., .._·pr. WIHl'Dl ,....i • \\ blk " Sltl • Sl85
l&tJd....,liedctlitnlJ.Ho doar. Walt lo bMdl. $250, nllltr. 2 BR. $250 mo.. S ... ,.7 a 1 BR. patiol.
petL Sll5 I• !M ,.t, i.e. l!Ml!ll. BK, 2 BA 2215 "'°' ....... e,lc'a, pty, -. "'-"' A pr. No ,..._ !JI ~ ~·• • ~-of .,....y -2 &-. l"ocd ynl. WALK to beadl. Xh>l l BR. ~ -_ ----' :-· lam. ~ $350 Yrly ..,... "'~"• dole.._ Rec ball, peol l = :=.:r ,J.:g1" ~R.-;;.· 548--1290 LmU! JSn! ( w I n t or l pool lalillt, 11una batlls.
2 PR. 1 BA duplex. F1iCd Unlvwslty Porlt w/boat bldg, Lower duplex. See ... -'" n:m
--,.. l.W4' LR, 2 Br. ateftO m»>. -IA Cl lilll W. of )'Ud. Nr ..... ppq. 111'5 "'°' CiiEmrui. 3 iia, oondo cen. rd bot.~ l&r. 2 ad!... -.i.. t 'lilll ff, ol 'Slatu),
55'1-al8'1. Park JocOtloo. Swtmmma. 2215 lAa ... 1. fr.l.5644. ' M>-
1';11Wat•hl1 Yillllev wlleyb911 A tennis. Avail. WINTER otri'earty, Newt,. ,a:--.. -· 3~ ~ aharp Sept. 23rd. $350 mo. leue. d e co r a t e d 2 8 It
'.home, quiet ljrttt near an.1,;;552-::..c.!647:.:.;:·-----~ or e Ye I
Fir.Prat<, huae llvfiw nn. Wostm-r -
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VILLA MARSEILLES
SPACIOUS 1 & 2 llDROOM Al'T.
Fumllhed & Unfvmlohed
Adult Living
Dishw .. her color coordinated appliance• •
Plush shag carpet. mlrrond wardrolle cloors-
indirect lf&l>tlric in tlt<:hen • breakl8Jt bar •
huge private fenced patlo ~plush landscap-
ing • brick Bar-be-Ques • larca heated pools
& lanai. Air conditioning.
3101 So. Brlotol St., S.nto AN 557-8200
COLDWELL, BANKER & CO.
MANAOINO·AOENT
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2 BR op<. Cloai!I
Crpla, -Old. pet ok:. SltO/mo. .-,-..,= $140 • NICE 2 BR.
drapes, range A OV.'\.
1a.raae. ~. .I°'
2 BR lo-•I~ wahr/drytt, bltns. ,.111.
SUS.-o.
LARGE 2 BR 1 :QA,~ '
• drapn. Pb: &G-1~
I Eves. 842-6405. ~.
LGE 2 BR In quiet ...,.... I
$150. Encl 1ar. patio.
yrd. No pell. &U-t549. Leue. Vacant. Move in to-3 br, 2 car pr. $215 cJqn.. BAYFRONT, 3 BR, 2 BA.
41¥, CAIL.112.-. 1"' dep + 1st A fut. Opt to !um. 1'511 yrly " 131'5 winter. C1 N. BQfrollt,
1 l'adersh ip bey. "'7-951'5. Bal w.nd. m-«141?.
Clote to bell A "-""· No
cl!ldn, no ..... -71119.
BAOI. at Creattot Bcb. °""" TV, utl1 pd, Sl55 -. I ·Apt-'--· u_ntu_m. ____ 365_ Apt. Urfum. 365 L•guna 8e•ch ...
L REAL tSTATE ~Furn.or $50 wk up. 4M-2508. Corona del Mar Coste Mew OCEAi"ll FRON'T. C ond'.I
1,..::========1 Unfunl. 310 Bolboo Penlnlulo h11us1;:::;::-=,------;B;::u.:;h.:.,.::,::,-----j~H~unt!!!!!l•!llt~"'~"~BO!!:'~•~dt~-ls. --1-.... --1,-1 ___ _..._ ..-;:;; WK A up-0n °""'
1-...;°""""""'--..... =""----'°°""--°""""""---='tv""------1 HUNTINGTON NOW la your chance .. u.. =:: ~ ~P.oi -We have Winter Rentala
TWO bdrm., 111 balh, *BRAND NEW I *
tireplatt. $245 incl A1J.. 2 Br, bltn5, chhwhr, c-rpts,
utilJties. PhoM ( 71 4 ) drps, sunde<:k, Lndry hook·
6"-8814 or &44-.3073. up. Adults. $200/mo.
LGE 3 BR, 2 ba, view, frplc, c645-.=..:1554=·------
bllN, beam cell'g. So. hwy. e TOWNHOUSE
BlueBird Sch. 3 &1t
elevator I: pool, $400
mo., 1 yr. lease, 4!&--lllilp.
2 BR. 2 BA. delux apt. •
end. lie. S27S mo. Adi
pets. 4!M-Gi0 . WANTED
TEEN C:ENTfi' DIRECTORS
Join our · national network of Teen centers,
wllb 9nat.prollt1 to you from our complete
line of Teen Age Cosmetic & Charm Schools.
National T.Y. and Magazine backup. Com·
plete Company training.
HARBOUR close to u.e So. ba.Y ... ... • um Pd.
.Adult Condo W&!ld, yearly, for ool,y 141'5 e Call 6'fHl«I e
Prestige location. Spacioul A: mo, Immac. 1amU1 home; _ _::....:;:::...::::..;=...:.-
smartly d e c o r a t e d 1 3 BR. I: den, IUWm., ready 2 BR. l lii BA. patio, ti.1cony •
bedroom I: bath. Nf&J'by to move ln ~! 136 Topaz 315 E. Bay, $ZD mo. OU yrly
Blue Paclfic. Ideal for WINTER leue, on the North 1st. lnq. at Apt C 673..iszt
aingle person or couple. bey, View, 3 BR., 1amJly _or_5'8-_'117L _____ _
Secure I; private. lm-. nn., furn. S425 Mo. WATERFRONT Spic, 3 BR
mediate occupancy $300 Per WINTER. !ef.ae, 3 Bdmu.. 2 a: FIR. boat dock avL Yr.
month. baths, SD> mo. 236 Agate Lse. $325. 875-8792 o r
Eutbluff R11lty We have many other W--1559.
WW Take Studmt.I
4BR.2BA ............ $3!0
3 BR. 2 BA •• ,,, •••• , •• $285
1 BR., 1 BA • , , ••••••••• $1'15
3 BR. borne ............ $27S cAu., 613-3663
associated
BRUKER S--REAL TORS
1015 W 6olboo b]J.)bbl
$325. 6~-2 Br. 1 '..t Ba. Opts. drps,
Cotta MeN !litove, priv. patio. Carport.
Lido Ille
HARBOR GREENS
Fuml1hecl &
Unfurnished
Adults, no pets. 146 lolelody
Ln., CM.
e BA YFRONT-3 BR, 2 1-,
all bltns incl v.·asher/ctry.f
&: frftzer, lrplc, gar. '*
UPPER, clf'an 2 Br. encl mo, yrly lse. Avail Oct. lit.
gar. Nr. OCC & !iihop'g.1 ~6:.:15-:,:"11=::7·;_ _____ 1 Adults, no pets. 2984 Royal Mt1• Verde
PB.in\ Dr. $1 52 /mo . 644-1133 Anytime winier A yearly ...,.tabl Winter Beach Rentals
BEAtmFUL. spaciou.1 famt· WILti~1W™TON CoroM def Mir !.V: =· :Pf'u1:' From $130 to $215 mo Shady Elms and Pool
645-3515. DELUXE 2 k :I BR., 2 Ba.
l.v home with 4 bedroom• + REAL TY 67S.U:Si FURN. Apt. $1'5. Utll pd. ~ 1 Block lo bay • -an 8achetor1 e 1 Bdrmt 1 &: 2 BR, $.l40 up,
encl. pr. $15.l up. Rental
Ofc.. 3095 lotace A~ ..
546-1034.
Lease idvances ol $8,500.00 on Company
Lease Program If quollfled -return of upper
four figures monthly, for accepted Teen Cen-
ter Lessee-Director. Full Price $18,500.00.
Call today for all the details. 213/461~186.
•-n + separate •--"y ._,._ _,.,.. "' ...... .., Fum. Avail. Children's sec-t. ...,. uui1a QA to ocean. No pets. 4'AN $125. Mootb &e =~ ;tt_i:P~ = CU:fu!'.'""" '20 Seaview, CdM. Seashore R11I E1t1t1 ~:-;; :u:I ~~;,• ~~~RDc::.:~55. 171 N.;;•;.:w;,:Po;;;;..rt~;;.':;<;;.h ___ ,
garage + apace for ~Duplex-I BR w/yard. UW 67~1573 SPAC 2 &: 3 Br apt $140 up. THE NEW 5
boat I -·--/ tnll·-. O....rtl pd, 1185 mo. a.,.., " cut.. Muter 1tu bedrooms w/ VE1tSAILLE .............. "" Adults la.. !3&-6069 OCEANFRONT oorner dpb:, hla;b be ilin lar Pool, cpl/drp, bltns, kld1 ok JUST FOR YOU TEEN CENTERS
'4311 SunMt Blvd ... Suite lDll
Hollywood, C:ollfomlo
Lease at $395/mo. lncludina LUXURIOUS 2 bd. 2 ba., 'nope . winter, 2 Br. lwr, trplc; 4 Uvina :::.nee w':-U ~~ 1996 Maple No. 1 •••• l)U..3813 on the BLUFFS
water I:: prdener. Available Nwp. Bcll. Bluffs, $375 per Costa Mau Br 2 Ba upr, bltn kitchtn. wood bumina: flttplace. 2216 Coll~ No. 5 •.. 642-1035 1t NEWPORT ·
approx. 25 Sept. '72._!I: mo. lease n4/644-8238 or -;......""-''-;----50ll Seashore NB, 646-9079. ottConvenlent laun~_ .. aree LRG. 2 Br .. 2 Ba., bltns, Ocean vie'olo', 24 hour housed ~~~~~~~~~~~I phone Slfi2..8l1B ar v•...-•••v 213J598.64.IC. WEEKLY.MONTHLY or ru: 698-6012. ldtcMn. Encl~ pa-. securtty, apartments ~ ' ~=-=---~ ti • IWlm 1 ~ pr1v. + resvd. pkg., gar., "I . tor information. _"COSTA ·~. 3BR 2uBA, Executive Suites SEACLIFF M A ,. 01. • m 11& • N So c Pl lisned with a " astet s I~ 3 BR. 2 Ba ly d N '"'~ 71' anor P · uuna, recreation aclli-viev.·. r. · ' aza. touch, exclusi\•e club wlfli ....._ , new ecor. r newly painted, $295 per mo. 2080 Newport Blvd. Bachelor apt, uW pd. tiea. Security &Uani, No 546-6976 .
...._ .. .._ 1'ICJ beach. Boat •ate. $240/mo. MR CATERINO, -.. 71• Coste MeN $148.50. Pool. 1525 Placentia ~·.. unique Aqua bar, fountains iiiiiii:.:.~ ~iiiijiiiijiiiijiiiijiiiij~~~,~~~~~·~;;:;:;-;::::; /~~~~=..:-::...:=c.. ...,.... AV AIL. Sept. 24. Lrg. clean 2 and f 1 ard n All 968-6215, 9fi2...8851. C t Me 6'2·2611 ~V:~-!'1-about our diacount u--'·I "--• II I Br., 2 Ba. Upper. Pool. Util part o~rr;i~ ~the ~t'a !~~~~:!!!!~~~ HouNs Unfum. J05 Alone on lot $145. Priv fncd OI • u STUDIOS & 1 BR'S .._..-u. n-.. I vy-• t pm. pd. Adlts over 35. $145. finest apartment CORUl\UDj
--------1 hom•.Crpt•, drpo. . 3 BR, 2 BA, crpt•. drpo, e FREE Llnem OCEANFRONT nr Jetty, Lg 2700 Ptt•l'IC!• Wty~M l :-'645-"636~~,:;°'"'7543-::..:2407=·~~ ity.- _ -
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G_._,,._r..;•_I _-_·-----I R1nt-A·HDUM 97'-8430 bltns;-=-mo.+ Children; : ~~re~~~· ~~~. bl1:,!,· -~ ...... tlo,~ nr H•rbor Blvd & l &: 2 BDR..\I apts. garages, 1 bedroom /studios from si!JS,
WINTER 2 BR, 2 bt. 10. pttl OK. Swim pool. ..._. 3~" Ad pvt garden patios. n3s. & 2 Bedroom from S295.
pedo, dbl 1ar, trplc, F.A. A'ITRAcnvE Irvine 546-3710. • Heated Pool Winter S400 yearly, incl utll. ems up. Utll pd, Furniture avail. Deluxe 3 bedroom
beat. (213) 794-568.1 daya; 3 bdrm .. 2 bath ~e with 2 -NEW 3 Br. Condo at ''Brad· : ~~~vall 642-2940. 54&a5025 531-8508: S.t&-899'1 Model& open 9 A.M. tog P~M,
(213) 7»-1132 eves; ~251N =-·~~. Sll\llnl doo~ 3 BR, 2 ba, lam rm .... $325 ford Place." Call alt 6 pm, e Pbooe Servle< 3 BR, 2 Ba, nu crpts. ** BEAUTIFUL 1 & 2 BR. VE1t5AILLES
wknds patio ~r ~opet11yard. 3 BR. 2. hi .•••..••...•. tll) MWU6. 1.::==-===----Monthly. :kl2'ii 42nd St.[1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1[ Contemporary Garden Apt. on the BLUFFS ~
2 BR. "elm. 0"'1ce Lido Joe. IOtcben haa all boiltlns and 4 BK, 211 be, lam rm ... 1425 Huntington !leach • * pr WEEK & UP * ~;~ Nr. be a c b . P•"°'· fr PI c. , pool. ot NEWPORT
$fiOO Mo. tbru June, tncl. ......:.._ ope·•-d'~· ~ •. TVStudlo6 Maida 11!,~~~A--" --------DELUXE. $155-1170. Ca.II 54~5163. -~--Prol de<or A -·--~~ ~ 2 BDRM, drpo, wuher/dry· ~~ -4 BR. 2 ba on beadl. Avail •PARTMENTS Flom Newport Blvd., l\U'ft" a-...... ,..r. eu. . IPlf'l,le. Best' oil-al ts loea-f,.l,. I N H e Pbont ~..._ .. ce.Hld Pool ~ ONLY $135, Nice lrg I br. All Hospital Rood (l bhxk comp. fUmJshed tion 1n N -· ••--v--1-er, tt .. '6, poo · ear ar--~·· now thru June 1, 1973. $425 Air Cond • 5'Prtlc'1 • 3 Swim· utH pd Cop-relrlg bltn H L&tnon, Realtor 675--4562 °'"w ~ ~ Oil bour View School. $251). e Oillmn A Per RCtioft uW fncld. 6t5-0245 0 r .. •r · """. · above Pacific Coast wy. at li;;;;;;;;:'i;;;~-==-= qil-ile-sac street Ad.QI.ts (213) 592-itl.8. . %TIS Newport Blvd, CY 54.7-912i -Bob mine Pools • Hea1th Spa • l!itv, crpt/drpa. 646-4934 or Lido Isle) to entrance. 1"9wport 8eMh prefemd. No pttl. $285 per '48-9155 ~ M>396'1 Tennis Couru • Game and 548-1517. :
mO. Call 546-3688 ·evenings, 4 Br, crpts, drps. pool, R/0, Thi• Ad Wo11b $5 on Rent t BALBOA PENJN..3 BR. 2 Billiard Room. 2BR, \\'/appliances $13.i. $50 900 Cagney Lane, Ne,VJ)Ort
m-f568.. · • "SINCE 1M6" whr/dryr, refg, clubhae, ba over prage. On bay 1 BR. From $1Ei0 Security. Beach, Ca . 92660. Telt>phone:
HUNTINGTON Beach .,... 1s1 west ... Ban1r Bldr. 1225-548--Ure, 537-"384. El Puerto ·Mesa · w11>eac11. uw paid, $350 1'BR. •Dai From 11111 548-430l "''°'""""~-'--'--'-""'. -~==•
·Sharp 3 beilroom Dutch Unlvmlty Plllk, Irvine 3 BR. °""n/rang<, Tetrig, 1 BR'•· $130 UP mo. :tµtm.7%!3. lvfEDr:TERRANEAN e TROPICAL POOL e PARK NEWPOIT
Hawn lxune. New Ihle Doyi 552-7llOO Nights trP" a....a..,;, facilitieo, Furnished Apll. 3 BR. 2 ba w/lrplc, relrlg. VILLAGE 2 B' •tudio, 111 ba, fil>l. 145
cerpeto wtlll m ltcbt •1 SlOO mo. 96U557. All UtllltiH Pold ~blk '° ':! ~ ":i 2400 Barbo m d c M E. 18th St., No. i;. 548--11611 .AJIAIMNTS ~ ~ .. _!~_,deao. 3 B,R. 2 ba ............ 1325 TOW!lhawe Unlum. 335 Pool "Roc..atlon 2817 .:;,, .,.; 673-3198. (714) rl!lll~ · ' •3 BR. II( ba, 116,; mo. -tlli .._ ·'·.' ~" -per --2 BR. 2 ba!lta ......... $300 _......._ ~"~ 1S59 M1pl• Ave., C.M. RENTAL OFFICE Deposll & ftfa req'd. Chldn ~·~-;""..!. olio,
3 BR. 2 bl.. tam rm. •' $425 "•'·""!'' ~ LRG 1 Br. $16 + dep. BAYFRONT Dix u p p e r OPEN 10 AM to C PM OK. 54~ -.... ~
!II '.pd, -b at 4BR,2°.ba ............ '3503 BDRM, blbll,·lrplc, "'JO" Crpla, -"lndry In duplex. 3 l!I', 3 Ba.-~-~~--'~-</</LRG,.._.lBr,upper ~~lna~~ft.!ij
-. -1 for -.1. Real..., 5'>9Gl 8 ed h•11 Ihle crpt Pool . No peU. bldg. Nr. "'°"'' schla 6 Yrly-!400. Mlts. 23'! 19th New duploxeo & nu crpll, di-po, bltnt, r.lrlg. tiw pooll, 1 . ....._ =Br. l'rplc, pr, patio, * WHY ~We have r ' ., ;:;X:;~:.w.c. JU :;:-·~Camino, Apt 1, 3 S~~·~.~~1; stet' a 2 B:r~p!~~:. $195. S140/mo. 54>5270, 833-3.540. ~ ~ l*ftlJW~
Pl' s:m year.1y, howiel avill for nothtng SRADY Et.Ms and POOL to the beach. Winter $250 pe.&' • 3 BR • 1 child • $295. * Stunning 1 &: 2 br, Deboard., _ Jm*lr~'• ~ c1n. 3 Br 2 Ba. •--N a •• ~ • mo ••• •111 Beaut., new, 1pacloua 1pt11 2 ba, pool, ~ area. .......,.._ -:.... oeean. • oown to vets • 5" down to REAI..:, .1. ewport _,. · 1 I: 2 111'. Pool, $1.0 up. ·;.;,;.;,· "'~"-''-'C·~-~,..-from Sl'll50 -1··: allo 1 ~ P !lo y~ .. •-~ 2 3 ....._ w/fncd yll'd.I, patlot: & quiet 645-5530. 710 W. 18th St, C.M. --.,-~.,.c, pr. a · •v-· &nyoM. Call -.n1tlme, Univ. Parlc:Center, lrvine 87' WATER. Iron••• 2 BR. Un.tum. Avail, ELM 3BDRMll., Bathe:, ..uu.. -i "'-IE Bay and 2-bedroom plam and •NU-VIEW RENTALS srorr :REALTY, -'15.13. Call Aoytlme, --e. GARDENS APTS, 111 E. from .,,,,!ti. Y•arly. Ocean ~.vacy. ~ pet1. l5 . LARGE 2 BR. mt,,., crp... sc.y town hou .... Elle-
. or 494-3248 EXEc. 2 ~ coloni&.I 5 BR, 3 Otfice hours 8 AM to 8 PM ~!1'' YBltat:lnl.ly Li'g ~· 22nd St., C.M. ~ view. Sharp. 673-2825. St, (~~:~:rto~~ C.M. drpl,' patio, garage. No peta. tnc ldtchens, private patkll _ _,_ beach 2 d av.... e . nte. ......,. 2 Doon ~-•-• 2 Br $140/mo. 557-!'iOtr) • .. _,conl 11..,. ~·. ~·~on . • BA.-newly d •co rate . TURTLEROCK . 675-'1599 or :m.790-6212. LRG. tum. 1 Br. apt. laund-uWJ1 """"' ., p k LJk S roundl ~ H, earpe~ ... u.a~ Br: bouit SD>. 1 Br. apt. MS--l320 or m-3354. Hilb 4 br, gar., quiet. Nr m kt 1 • put •. turn. $250/mo .. yn,. •r Q.. • ur ng 2 BR, 2 Ba, cpts, drps, bltns, pertea, Subtern.Man par1c •
.. 6t& 9291 ewa. ~2846 · , F.R. View home. Pool ten-NEW 3 8dl'in, '!r'Jllc. dlhwhr, WoDJ&D prd'd. $125. .F\am.. lae. Cpfa.. ~ UIE7 DELUXE 1ar. Harbor/Baker area. q with elevaton. Optlonat ,a,.. · C•plttr•no Buch nis. Priv. S 4 7 5 Imo . bltna. 42Dd St. $325. Avail $135. ln2 Wallaqir.. Apt. B. 2 BR.: Aptl:. Oceanfront or 1, 2 I: 3 BR AM'S. 1623 Corlander Dr. 557-5459. maid tttvtce, Jud north ot
W.t'l'EllftlOllT>C.bbi tor I OCEAN View. ~ Br, 3 Ba. 133-lTIO. Oct. :tat. 5'8-6121 ~. , Ill'. bUCb. :winter~ Teorly. ~ p~ .~'i::"i!::.: 2 BR, tmlurn.. Crp... drpo, l'uhkm IaloDd at Jemboree
o1,-2 _.._ $13S/ii!O-Util Den. 2 petloc. 2 ·cai: P,. 3 BR. 2 Ba. home o'Jooldnr 2 Br., -· Ill util pd. ,$250. * $25 PE~ WE·ElC * ~or tln-7684. Nr Sbop'g * Adultt Only ransel-. rtfrl&. No -end sen J-Hllla Roact,
...: Winier. Baytlm Traller Frplc. AdWtt only, 111> ..... adlt. pool In Univ. Park. 3704 -.... N.B. .. IJ). Pool .. maid ...,vice. OCEANFRONT Martinique Ap-1 ""'11_«1.:.;/mo.o;· ;;...;;.•~:..;:!=e!·___ Telepbo\.e (714) SU.19111!
Ph.. ......._ S300fmo. See wknda, 34822 $325. Ownrr 6M-161.8. 673-65'18 Kltcbem ava:J. Mottl TahlH 2BR, IBA, frplc, patio, BBQ, •a. 121 2 Br. Aptl, 1 w/tttrl1. for rental tnformation
On the Be9ch. $115 S br brn. Dobel:I)' PL or inq: 615-0689 Letuna aw.cit BEAUT. new lower dtiplec. comer Harbor A-Victoria. $225, Wint~. 660068. 1"7 Santa: Ana Ave .. C.M. 313 E. 17th Pl. Apt , L. C.M. SEACLlFF Manor Apts... 1
uW pd. IOda ok. aft 5. $163 • 1 BR stovt/f'eb11 Aval.I. yr1y n!ntal. Walk to * CLEAN 2 Br. Clo9e to DELUXE 1 Br apt. Step1 to Mgr. Apt. 1l3 64&-5542 =":.:2-91152:..:::::;.· -----Br. Slff. 2 Br. $164, Pool. R~OUM 91M430 Coron• •• Mer new crpta:, m-Ps. 1ar. aceani =~ 3~s2&5'7!.' : shops. Adults only, no pets. ocun. $140 + ·utiL * * $TIO * * Dan• Potnt ~\~· ~·Pi.::a ':!:
2 11/1-1 ba cuttom home. *2 BR. 2 Bo. Home* dty vu. l3nl Sl Inquire, m.=. lnqulzo 17911 Roche-. 613-2817 3 Br, 211 Ba, newly painted. OCEAN view, Iara< 2 BR. 2 Mk abclut °"" dl1COW1t·
:n;k; pr. '$Zill iltll pd or 2 Car ....... eupe .. SUS • Util pd. Cbarm1"' 1 D I IJnfu 350 C.M. ** 4 BR, 3 Bath. Furn. :~1:;:,eng:,a~ BA cpU drpo A blttns.""' c548-.:.:..:::1682=.'------
(1115)rty: a..1616._ · di-apes, bit-Im: Loe. ~ 1: w/frplc. Garden set~. up exn m. LRG., clean 1 Br., 2 ba. Frplc. 1 block to beach. ok. No pets:, 880 Center St, bal~ny.' M. per mo. eSPACJOUS A unUIUAI 2•BR ~.,, short blJt.,flom Ocean Blvd. • 2 BR, 1~ btkl beacb. Huntington ... Adults over 35. Pool. UUI Yearly. Call 673--6370. CM. Call Mon'•, Wed'• a 837..J927 OI' 837-$171. townhouse -2~ bl:, I~
USO Mobth annbalneue Very quiet. Beaut OCetUI · · pd. · $130. 6'5-4636 ° r 2 BR. Patio. 2 ............... Walk ........,, 1 • ~.-to 11 31J ='--"'='".;,.,.;;;.;....;=--bl~ • mo old Call .h 1· · '!'l!i-,2' .... """'Pool· BAY A BEACH view. . IMMEQ. OC:CUPANCY 543-2407. to Beach. Adul'i::>io ..... •u•Alj"/;w;;;.• ~ Eut Bluff -.,k;;d;_,156 u•
·! ~--A.:al( OCt. L R11lty '675-3000 NU-Vi!EW .Rl!NTA~S 2 A 3 Bdrm. apt. "'.Ith LRG I Br. Nle<Iy tum. $250/mo JM, 673-081li. ";;ARDEN-SETT'· IN~ e DELUXE e NEWLY docor. upper 3 BR.
·t e \Df!Wd, cq-1~ 3 BR, 2 .BA. Harbor View 673-4030 . or 49C-3248 dlabwaaber, bltna, dbl w/pool. $139/mo. No pell. WINTER duplex avail • 3 -a ':I' S BR, 2 BA Apt for leut. J ba., frplc. yrl.y lease S280
S." Clemente Sehl. diatt1ct. 'Ava.ti Oct 1st. Lagvne Hllh garage w/laundry, lhag 1881 Monrovia Ave. No. 3, BR, 2 ba $300; 2 BR, 1 J>. For 1&mlly or adult Jivlfli. Incld apac. muter suite, din mo. Newport sh 0 re11 ,;;;"' 3 BR. • Ba, .. !lo.~~ • --· fte'll'MnG • cpt. West of Beach on 548-6470 • ._. Nr -an. -. -~ bedroonu. fireplace, nn A dbl 1araa:e; auto door .......... N>.
&Jn.6• • 1"'-~ .L.: , '._.,..,.._. LOVELY ! BR I: df:n, 2 ba, Adama, llDUth en Hunti,.ton ..-i. • ""'" v•..--, patio, ~ Great JocaUon. opener avall. Pool. 6 .:.-.::..:='------I
by yd, fklolc. Wik to bcb A c:o.to -beaut ~ pro1en st. to Portland Circle. 1 Br. Ila. Stove, r.fl1&. OCEANFRONT l BR. 2 Ba. THE y DO R--allon -a. OCEAN/BAY 3 B,, 2 Ba. ~ IZ!f), per mo, i.. !lo ~-a -5.1&-818' Crptt. drpo, .. tio. $130. Fpl., ..., cup. l300 Month EN ME -.. .. -day e NO FR.UJ..S! 2 Br: ad Jl8 · '--WW ttptl ..... .,.., · Mature adults. 548--4562. _,_ ..,_.., 1,u., ... _ .. _ .,_.., ....... e $275 e Yrly $290 mo. Adults • no Oct.June. ~wk •· • dahwthr 'A: bltna. l'rplc. I I winter. Actnt v1.,....l<.7U-. ow ~1m. ~-165 Amigos Way NB pet1. lnl% W. Balboa Btvd.
·5.'.Mo:¥'72 .wknda. pr. Nr. ICbb. K1da/peU. O\>erlooits "Lei.lure World rv ne Fum Bach A I Br. Ex· 31m1 st. Upatain, 1 BR, BRIGHT le 1pactoua 2 Br Man,aaed bf 714/673-5890 or 713/699-8234.
LSE 3 BR, 2 BA. lam rm, :~ Rentoli e 64$.3900 Goll Cloone. $325. 831).m:J DuploxH, copt'°""lly nlcol 2111 baylront 1p<. 1295. lncldg •tudlo, lge encl .. 11o. avlll WILLIAM WALTERS co. NEW duplox. Y•arly 3 BR..2
petlo, ocean Yltw, ..W bch. ·.-...=="'·"'-'~ Newport -cit Fum. >r Ualum. S5I Ntwpeot i&lvd, C.M. utB. m--Ol51. now. 11'5. Avail Oct. 15th Huntl,,.._ -Bl. 1325; 2 Br., 3 ba, ~ pte, e'ml. • HOMEY! Older 3 ·Br. 1n 1 Br or 2 Br nr abope.. Pool WOW? Oceanfront Apt, New extra' lee • br1ght 3 Br ~e., ocean/bay Y·.U •
H-H Unfum. IOS Npt Hgh.._ Otlld/pet $115. SlflGI.£ l£YR General util pd.~ .. ;,,. ..... usi 2 br, pvt, crpl SU.. .,.. llhtdlo, sep. tllnlJW, fre ChlldNn Wei-ll2--036 or 2U/694-ill3.'
ALA Rent1l1 e 645-3900 1-BR " •·n uni. h··•-Momovta. 54M336. pttf'd. $325. 64W1G/. encl'd patio. 970 Valeocta. e FAMILY Al'l'AIR • iilLBOA Penln. Deluxe 3 • • ~ ~· SlOO. (2U) 388-6lS5 am
SHARP A a.EAN -· 3 THE BLUFFS Corona del Mar Joe. 1 -l90 A up. N!oely fumtshed 1 Apt, Unturn. 265 1, 2 " 3 BR'1. 1155 to $235 l Br. Frpic. Pallo. ~·
BR, 2 BA., 1amDy rm A: Two -·· l 1.._ J br 2 off xlnt beacb. $2:Q Yrly Br. 'l'ra1lm. Adu I I I. 2 NEWLY DECORATED Tennia ct, pool, BBQ, chlld view. Yearly. 842-8148,
fireplace., QWet cul-de-cac ba i;;,:;"'Ava~bi: at $425 3 BR. 2 ba. fUrn. Nke rwfm. ~. 132 W. Wll1011. CM. Blick lliy Br w/a:ar.·tned yr d play lltt&. Day care ttnter, 2 BR. clolie to beach. fiNO
1111.!TALI locaktloo ':!:!'!"' •D••/L!""'E t'ach + ~ "Knock Out" 3 :::~vi.'::~~ Unobm\!cled QUu:T I bd ... for middle 1189./mo, :115.1 !Mne, comer ~za511o~. Call btwn i ~ "",;,!kfs., D~ ..... $225.
HouMI'."{ Apft. . ::Ust. ~ A"'/ • 'Br, 2 ba f\lmiahed <Oct iiR.. 2 ;;~=~unit in lge tenant. Newi, furnish-Apt A a B, l'MJ', 2 Br, 2528 &nta Ana Ave "C" $140 roRTim GR 0 wi'Na Geo. WilllamtOn Rltr ~
. ..._ 14, I ;.-. 1, ..... , "' ' . l.JUM l) at S600 per mo, duplex. Walk to all 1tort8, ed. 5f8..392'1, BU·in f'IJ'Ce, heated pool. 2176 Pla.centia Ave "B" '1«> J" AN l LY. IEE nrlt,N, PARK Newport Apt -.. ,.,, • .w.. OWNER. • Br. 1"-Ba. Lra .. ·~ rutaurants. Unfum. $325 * Stunning 1 Ir 2 BR. 2 B&. Waibn-}took up, Open 10-2. •-mE VICTORIAN" MODELS. (TlC) M2.0629, Sublrue 1 Br. un i. &Jiit.
l'li1411w.M-••11A 1;.:'. ·~~ • ~IY• Annually Gerdenep<.Pool.645-M30. 548-lT.19. 2 Br w/ pr-adul,., ''"· l«ll ·WAllNERAVE. 114U926eveo,646-1846da)'L -' a.... $215/mo. JIG.'1359: [ft '' ¥ lrwln (lo., Rl""-6""111 '710 w. Uth$1. CM. &.lboo ···-drpo, fncd )'I'd W/ ...... * MOVE IN TObAY * * J BR. 2BA. 1 blk to bercl!.
liO PJµVATE ~ Rer .. Avall 10/15. 'St .,, U 1 BDRM 'apt In buholor, e 2 a--m, 2 batb, w/w ~ .. f:'.'· Call btwn US; Spao2 A 3 BR In 4-plex. All Yearly. w/kltchenetta: Vacant. AD ... .. ... ....a .. 11 .. ~ incl utll D0;\1.1"" _.....,,,_ exttu. Poot rec bldr Kkll Call 6T.l--2455. Uttl pd: e QUU:T • Prlvob!! °"91 • · , rea Ly f-:: If 'II .-~ cpla, bllns, potlo. Ut>1taln. 667 Vlctorle St CE) Sll!6 ' • __ ,..__.:...._.:....._...,.,.
I • * . Br. Furn.· .Al1 util incl, •• ~lfl!Mllll IOfllent sno. mo. 112 ltoo. ' No prap. $214/mo. ~Ir· • • • ::rc:°'Tmi Fro~=· .. ~ Newport Height•
SIZ • HARD .. lleatt 2 Br. ALA Ranl•I•. 645-1900 2114 VIiia del °"' BEAUT. FIJllN. BR 111'5 up ly. m"3381 cr l75-6001 LRG I BR. 11«1 + Dep. •mo ... M'l..Q60. * Nice 2 Br. Pool . SUnd~ -. _,.., ...i...... . 'Br .. ~ Ilea¢. Util ~.:.","'Pool. !!t::.~ B•lboo Pini-•• ~· Nca~~· lndryhl '", I • 2 Cr!>fs, -· odullt, ........ •w,,•• • *, e COOi. <:n~! . _.11.l3 ANYTlia; .,_.. furn. •-peU. -Br uni_...., ._. r. --~· IC I BR eptl, crptt. drpo A 11 ••• -..,..,_ -~ van 991! Et Quiet 60. -1. '115-PARl! lBr.1ir.-&Ofl ~ ynl tlr lddt/pe.._ PS!i l!r. min., new a.••--i ,:::::. H-1...--SBr1~balllxapt.lncl~c ••• ,.A 9/2l. blblt.2BRhaatrplc6wet ~-n c:r.-ntt , ,
-· Ead. pr. Avl ..,..1 -. '' crpt/"'1le, pr, --•-l bal-din, rm, A ts 1 Camino, Apt I, CM . bar. 1 B1t41!i5. 2 BR.$l00. .. ,,_ * ALAl!-loe'4W900 llOck. • OWIMING B1yfronu LaQUINTA HlltMOSA :..-11111~mf.'·nf1:.'. -1. Nr.tchla6bch.G216111St., CHAAMmG quffit 0ceJ'i
10 •.• mJD£NTS! S sr. 2 4 Bdrm. femlly -home~ Br. 2 &. Ill .... Gar. W1-BoUI w/lr!>I< A -tlpsnlJli °"""!17 r.o. .. u-,. ~~ • DELUXE 2 Br, 111 Ba Studio Apt. A. 53M40l5. ......... vi... 1pt. 2 BR, ~ II•· Studio. R/O. '"' ...,. ta lf•wport V\t of boy. 50' "":.."· criitt s BR. 2 BA. 311 N. tns" ~ -,..,.. an deld-end m..t. Crptt. a Br •pt. pri ..... INlde priv pr, blk to bcb •
p;i,.,.. FlinllY 111<. • ' Heidi" -. ....,, Clot> 141»-2 + den. 2 .-. ~· -· 13io. 2 BR. 1 BA. need pool: ..-Pl C:-.. Mor drpt, pool, bllno, prlv. aar. •nlry to opt elec pr lhoppins, 1165., --" * . dlllon, l4lll mo. Call Kr. '::itv1'i; ;'~:'set. 4111 N. -1300 . BBQ. un-lJvlrw. ' 2 Bil, wallt to beach :::!."~1 chUd ok. No :i';,/~~963.=: Apto.,
ID· QC£ANFROllTI 2 .Br. lltllq.,... melO. ,. f1H2tl. Only Pool. }dulla ...iy Fum. er Unfum.
-. ...,...., pr. Utll pd. * 2 Br, J,Bo. Tow-. m-«l30 or 494 1218 3 BR, Ill' -FIA bt&L 2 BR. STUDIO • $141 AGENT HI 1818 DELUXE 1 A 2 BR, I A 2 540-3778. 1-.:..:..;.;;::.:;...:;:;::;,:;:~
, LMDLORDll 14, petlo, r or J pod. S BR. 1-ety, N....,,... -.. W/D D/W Pr deck. Nr Al.I. UTILITIES PAID ba. 1110 qp. Poot. Adolla. WALK TO BEACH Cr ·t• Mo" ~part~ l!DIYD ' ·~ boolt1tp. -BIW,• elc. Wallr to Mel!. So. ,8.y, izll 'Amelbytl. Adullt No petl UIU pd. 124 E. 2lth St., I A 2 Br. Cpts, drpo, '_~OM lllNTALS , lo '215,_Clllld'oft. mmt· $125 me. 1'11· ~1"'1113: 1215 .,. thnl June '7S. Nori' • ~ .. -145-4'111 .._, 2Dli l!Cb: 30l 16th. llJe•tilUll8
MMlll ~G 3 Br. Blw, -60-5198. {4 bllm I. ol llul Diep nw,, LRG. 'BR, """'"'· 11e. 158 147-3!161. ...i•-=11 I ; fllotl J:· er,ts. -Nr ~ORTH BLUITB ·View, 4 NORTH Bayfront.Winb!r =~~llloll • 1'111p l.entf, °"" M .... BEAC:HBLUl'I' Apto.
-1d1"'o 111111..,.., W.C 'f.'PluL _,2$0 . Ir,~~"':!"'-~ renta1SBR,dwn1tatu, 1fUlNT-e441 . ONTENACRES Call!orlley-~111-2 Br .• 2 Ba., pool, patio, ...... e 0.-111 llor e 13'1-4151 • "": • ... _ IZlO mo, 3 or 4 BR 11P1tafn Apia. !um./Unlunl. i:... DUPt.EX 1 Br. unlum. Quiet. dlhwohr. l2Sl Ellla Avo .
.. ,,_. Oar --Ila. 2 BR REDEC. Ill$; -$GiS. _,.. -.... 21J-"Msn -For Dotldy" Ftreplattl I ""'" .. -r(o . dogs, ••" or motorcy. &11-22'l6 .
... 11 J'lllZ it. n,. lOtll/petf (Jk. Sl2S • UW pd, 2 Br, Opt, 2IJllll..IDI , , • dftn out dio pnp Pmlo T8nla Oonlnt'I Bid.ti. ck•. 548-2'120. :2';;B"R"u.,-po-:ta-:ln:-a-pl:-.°"N;-e,.--w.,./w i'7i;~:":::-:i3~0:-:ii:::;:::;]I ""'""" " II""' AH-m.eut -· c:ploo/......,__ WATDU'RONT aitiiii&ii .. , wnt !llll junt Into cuh ltlO !In IAM, Cdll 644-251 1 SPAC. I BR, ad! .. , no ..... cpt lhruout. llrpt. di-I, .JIU.VllWll.INTAU .... _,_.a' 11.•AHeuoo m.1431..,., ..... ~2-wldl10.U,Pllot0utlllodl MacArthurll'OootlffW>• Quiet ...... Nr lhopplng. bltl ... Gar. llllW518 lor
, •; .... !'.:....::..... ~~r -_ . -m an tu Wlnttr. Sl15. 100 Guntt. act. Call MMrrL St«>. Act.. 541)..1151 1pp1 to Rf!, , ..:===~:::;:..::=ull
3 Br •• J Ba. • Penlnsula $375
3 Br .• 2 Ba .• CdM .... 1425
2 Br, • 2 Ba • Cd1I .... 1'511
Call 675-7225
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e Built·ln1 e ~"h4g carpeft e Drspc1 • \\'allc In clotets e S\vimmlng Pool
• Bar.b..Quca e 1-:ncle>Md Garagt'
All Utilities Paid
Adults, no pe11
Walking dlstanct> to
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3S4 Avocado St., C.M.
642-97DI
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-.. ,_,. 2 Kitttn1 hi.,. &doptied u . ... .• 11 ... workman1blp, &qle;... U.S.l:Mextco.NoJPbu·
_, •ll11l1Mt ''"" • I I ,. .......... , DlllS ..... -blk " 4 \ 't-..Y lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii· ~~I ···-CM.tfr .,,,, lot1h1hu1H f;r8-..,. .. .--..--relJab&e, f'N.,..Na &tttr 6 · rim. Earn &I )'OU --
""'' ., .... "' ....... , ""' mo. iabby. VI< -' TRAlm A"nicy -Mr Md lomld * u,.1 •' ""' ..,1..,, '"'"· Irv1ne. 5tl--039'J, • JU. IKft p.in., Job Wanted. Mlle 700 .MT-tl51 ~OM #111m.nvt :Ot.wsA EXPERT lapa11•.1e ____ .;..,._....,_ --=;;;~;..,=--! I~',.'""~ ~~D~ 8::';: :,d ~ CAREER earn-r, kaow ·bow, SALE$ 111at. u -m . AUTOTOMOITOIVYE
H"o!cy. vie. Hui•" School TRA INING upk..., J)lollt, ,..,, -Comp1r., -• AC<t. L 2 Adjolnllli otricl'S, bu.Jy ln· cleanup. ~. Sys. Delreed 6'1)-1%11 AvaU Must be hard worlttr. Appb'
tenectlon C.M. $90. UW'a _•:.:IS-4"'9:.c.=·----~N"' A /J. * LANDSCAPING ~ now, in ptrlOn to Mr. T.
lncl.642--0560. KEYS on key ring. r . ·r{in11 Newlawu.Sprt1.kler1. Job Want.cl,Female702 o•VE ROSS garage sale on E. 19th C.M. ~
541-2153. (7 I /} ~cl'""'" Stal• llc'd. GOOD TYPIST PON11AC
BLONDE """" lourd In J Choo{:J H~·'I . Will do your typing at 2480 """""Blvd.
Baycrnt attL Please call •VI 1'1 hllr home, WAI pickup ca.ta Ila&
5'8-5340. p fi TBEE ' Ill [?laot mDOYlll. and doll-focal H.I ,,
SPRINGER pup about 3 aci ic R<>totll, ftftOY&le, yard F.v .• w .. t,75cporn. AVCO
months old, MHA Vtrde cleanups. Move/baul. c.&ll ., wlll work by hour
area, Coota Mesa. 545-17'9. M&T, OU-14113. ca lf 147-3095.
FOUND watch Sunday on 610 E. 17tft St. YARD, • .,... cleanups. NEED "'Ip at home! We TOP FREE JOBS
beach near Newport Pier. Sa A Remove trfft. dirt. Ivy, have Aides e N!Jf"lel e ,
rn-3838. nta na Dr Ive way 1, IO'lldlna. Ho..sekpn e Companlim Dir. Hous ing • to li!K
HUNTINGTON Gar den , WHl'l'E Cockapoo. V I o, 54~6655 847-:1666. e Homemakers -Upjobn Af'ff Mgr, , , . , to $2GK Apt.~. Jlril at Bois& Chica. Orange County FairarOund.s. t1"' YARD A Garage Cleanup. 547...ai81.. L•nd Development
Business Rental 44l
L E A S E PROFESSIONAL
SUITES, center 1A&Una
Beach. Doctors, attorneys,
architects, accountan11,
rt'lalt'd profeuiona prefu.
red. Contemporary design,
oct"an views, elevalor, easy
parking. Xlnt term.II. Im·
mediate occupancy. Ask for
Gary Foster, $1397.
LINGO REAL ESTATE
Mr>-1323. Compare -See ' 'T HE FACI'ORY" • 00~ 546--7308. i ,_, Free eat. '1 days. Call FC bkpr/Ott Mar. Prefer E xec. Sec'y .. $6004700
what you're mining. Fr. sistirlg of 32 urllque boutique FEMALE grey I: white cat For Qualificat OD uaO anytime, MS-50.'il. PT my place or )Ulrl. WW lnve1tment1
Sm4260. shops~ ~$80in the approx s IDOi'. old. Vic. 44th GEN. Haullna. Trffflhrub take FC )IO'l!' books er train Advert. S.C'y .. to $510
DELUXE Apt-prlv. patio, mall mo. & Balboa. 675-3810. PIANO Teacher bas openinp trim. Gu .\ yd cleanup, &:; super )'OW' girl ~3659. Keylapo Opr ••••. $tOO Card, tobacco &: yarde.a:e tor hard WOTkers. ... .. .,.,.,,'I ~7-6904 muslr. 6 pools, sauna, ten· •hOPI esp. wanted. 425 30ttl FOUND: white Samoyed or 548-8494 Est. ""'7"-·
nis, SlJO. Spacious Poolside St., Newport Be a c h , Mnlemute vie. Gth & Olive SKIP LOADER & dump truck Jobs Wanttcl, '4 & F 704 Alao Fee J'obl
Bungalow Sl~. 846--0259. 673-9600 or 642-853). Monday nlte. 5..'\6-2096. work. Co~te, asphalt, APARTMENT 'Mgrs. Sharp ~•rrai°MNN&
Newport Bt•ch 2 Ofc. spaces 4 shops for [ ' 1~ 1111wing. breaking. Me.-mo. and Experienced couple for ""9~.-vn=aa...,.,,., ~~~~~~~~~~I lease. 800 to 1700 sq. ft . FOUND!: mate Elkhound, Swvka-'fttplin~ Hous eclean lftg unit managemeat ~~'1743. 23231NO. Broa=
Air/cond., 2 o-head dra. we ~tmln !lte r . Daya l H ' w ted M&F710Santa Ana 11
I I~ Next to Barden'll P est Con· 638--5046; eves. sn-43.'U. . . MESA Oeaning. Carpets, e P an •
fllfttalt ,,,. trol, 600 Randolph Ave., ~abysitt ing windowl, floors, etc· Accounts ReceiVable AVON OIRmrMAS EARN·
C.?>.f. 54&-5670 ask 'tor Mr. FOUND: gray &: white %It-BABYSITTING infants to 3 Resldtcom'I. 557-6742 , We are looking tor ton'l!One INGS can help makt the
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ROOMS $18 wk. up •/Ir.It.
$30. wk up Apls. Low
monthly ntea 2376 Newport
Blvd, CM 548-9755.
* Elderly 1ent1eman, no
em oking, q u i e t
neighborhood. 290 1'1agnolia,
Costa .l\!esa.
FURN. utll. 11udenl/prefer·
red. Close to OCC/UCI, $511
mo. 642--8520. .
ROOM in lara:e Laguna
home, full priv. tor female.
497-2244 da,y, 49f..4127 eve.
Room & Bo.rd 405
ROOM, board It laundiy for
elderly, mired pnUeman.
Relined prJvate home in
beadi area. FarMy con-
Utation requested.
Jm>.7396.
Barden. ten. Nr. l!lth & Orange, yrs. Expcr. mother. Loving 5'8-illl. v.•/bookkeeping exp. fDr holidays happier 'for your
• •T HE FACI'ORY", con-C.M. W.>--0423. attentive care. Oa.ys or LA o y day work clerical M>rk. Tbls: pen10n entire family! It'• ftlY all·
1isting of 32 unique boutique FOUND-Lge duck, nites, P/time also. H.B. H 0 u g ttleaning Reliable, should have an u~ trw. fine .Avon products tor
shops, has 2 openings in lhe dark color. S-fl038. own transportation 8 Hrs derstanding of clerical con. our l.rresiltible Ou11tmu
mall ranging from S8:> mo. 548-3683 FORMER teacher oUers 6'13-2!UB. trol or Accounta recelv:!:. CatalOP."Ue, can No".
-425 30th St., Newport Beach, FOUN~s1--• L b d &reat care &: fun place to E xpert H-··-leanlnn Data procea~. know ,'.1,;:*;:;;,'11)(1;:,;;;;;· ;,:;;;-=:~= r>•" _.,.., ..,... ....... a r a or _ _.. ··• helpful. lJght ....,t accura ei;BABYSl'l'l'"'·., ...... •1-...., 673-9606 or~. near Victoria School. play for your child. M.V., '1 By Day, Rds. 83&-0648 typing skills also required. .._., -:.._!"'"'
OFC. &: 11hop for lse, 1250 aq. 548-0220 a.m .• 5 p.m., 540-1705. Dedicated Cleaning Exeel company benefits. Ealtblu!f area. 2 Scnooa ~
ft. Air cond. O'head dr $3X), YOUNG, male Parakeet. Vic BABYSITI'ING my home, * WE DO EVERYTHING * Call TM Communications children, your home ar
642 Baker, CM 6'1>3464. I BriJtol &: Warner, S.A. Call day or nite, loving care. Refs. Free m . 646-2839 ~~udy Zand;y. n4-=lt~::-y ~ '=
Rent•l1 Wanted 460 557-31'48. Lzy. fncd yd. &U-5299. Prof. Carpet Cle.ning An Equa,i 0 PP or t un l t YL'.'.644-8341::::'.::..:.:.:•::h.::3:... ----1-
GARAGE WANTED . for \\'EU!ARANFJt -Owner_ Carptintei:_ -Abo~~;-~ n:_r.. :re -Employer--BABYSITTER, ft"liDtd, IP
fllffilture storage. -Call -identify. 546-7308. panel Call c • ' m pm 25-50. 5 days week. 1:30-5:30 * 673-9119 * ~srg.~ine~~~~ repairs. HOUSE OF CLEAN Accounts Receiv•bl• Girl 1~. boy 10. Exp. Ref.
CHIHUAHUA found. V l c Ph · Duk 'D 0 k · Floors, windowl, crpt, walla. Busy ofc of am.all man\dac-Own trans. Lite htieker:plnc.
Misc. Rentals 465 Newport Height& 543-3614. 64&-'1598 e a u r a• g yrs. in area. 642-6824. turer in Costa Mesa needs $50 per wk. M&-()614.
FOR Rent oH street parking . HOUSECLEANlNG • 0 w n exper. per1on for resp:insible BABYSITI'ER, 3 or .C
spaces 10x30. night lighting. Lost 555 LARGE OR SMALL fran!:. By Day. Refs A Exp. position handling heavy vol· -wttkdaya. 2 PM to fl PM •
SlO/mo. 24J6.. B Newport All Types Work? Cut doors, e MS-2513 e ume detail work including Bu 1 h a r d/AUanta H.B.
Blvd., Coa:ta Mesa. ~1322. 2 •M15b<edlb. poodlt • .!.."'wn.mclnlelarbloaceak panel, remodel, f 1962n 11961• h, J ltorial order rrocesslni a: A/R..' =-=-==·~~--~=I
nr: u.iu trame, repain, etc. • • an Some typing Is muat operat.e•-BABYSITTER needed fer l'Ai
LOT, fenced, ~eOOcC.M. co 11ar1. Sept . 1 0 • e CARPENTRY e Rough A Jeff's O~ Serv1ot to key adder by touch. X1n t old boy 2S bn wkly ~~~ ~=~ c~ =unt/Atlanta, H • 8 · Finish patio Tops&: cement RH!dential -Commerdal salary • .NO FEE. Call A1eta ~temoons • noes, ~
I I~~~~~~~~~ ' 646-5971. 543-1594. * IWM384 * Frederick. Guest Home 415 PEARL rung, ln or about ;;..;:::;~-----.,. BABYSITI'ER • hi ICh1. ~ "-··otry Couiina Mrlrt m Carpet Service lend1c1plng t( ..... aemor. Aftemoona. Celli. I I~ ~ (jiJ "a"''-'"'· -1<35 alt6 *PRIVATE ROOM* Ai•w1•tts Mela del Mar a re a . 1st L'NDSCAPING ..... IJJ.129 via-pm.
tor ambulatory ~ Good Re ard 557 ..,001:. JOHN'S Carpet & Upbo ery "' BARMAID NI"° •-•· la w ' --... Ori-Shampoo tr e e Sc.etch-For unique A penonallzed • ,,,......,. food, nice cheer &ur· In 6 -...-... 3 ... n.... 790 E. -SIAMESE Seal-po t, M. guard (Soil Retardanta). styJe In landacapin& call iiiiiiiiiiiiiii >-·--" .......,. .. ~ ~n~~I MS-47!1.1 * Auto tren1port•tlon 525 mos. Vic. 19th a: Placentia, Dqreuen & all color James c. Elm.er _ Land-ACCOW'.ltanta to $UK Ave., Balboa blt"110 am a
____ ;._ ___ ... C .M . Reward! bri&hteners 4 10 minute scaplng&MatntenanceCo.F/CBookkMper $800 5pm. ~
COME see, l&aw your Jl&l'E91t NEED rider/driver. Leaw: 546-8965/646-5924. bleach for white carpets. "Rerovating lawns, A n~ Exec. Secretaries $650 Bll.LING Clerk: 'J'yplnl' 610
cared for II you would do, CdM g am, leavti downtown RDARD for return of whlte Save your money by aavinl cesslty at this time." l'rre Secretaey $600 key addq macb.. a mull. t
tln\e pennittin1. 642-9278 LA 4 pm, 673-304~. Samoyan--Husky Pu Pp y, me extra. trips, WW clean est. MS-7229 aft 5. AIP Clerk $550 We are wiillna to 1n.ln bat
Vecetion Rent1l1 425 ~ Vic Heil It .Edwards, living rm., dining nn. &:; M.aonry AIP Comtr. Open muat like detailed. work.
I 1
1•1 H.B. 847-mB. hall 115. Any rm. i 1.50, Scc'y·Mkla(/R.E. $850 Call 51&-9501 !or appt. * * BIG Bcllarb Lake • Lar&e is..:or11111 SAMOYED pup, F. Answen couch $10. Cb.air $5. 15 yn. BRICK, BLOCK & Escrow Trainee S40o BCX>KK.EEPER, exp t or
. to ''Lopin" Vlc. 10th & W. exp. ii: what coun ... , not tone wor . OW"".uw nven ...... .r '-U" .,.,.,., retail ..... l!ltort', u:i,..,, cabin avn . Y weekend or/~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~ •-S k .,.,_ 1 ,_ ~trol •~ M* pt ~
week. Reserve now for fall NEWPORT -• -· & winter. 644-1548. Bayfront, NB. 5 5 2 • 9 4 5 8 method. I do work myseli'. Painting &. , Bugp Intematkl .... , ....w
.. -Personal• 530 ,Re~war;:.:d:.:.'---=--Good ref. 531~01. Peperhin11 fn11 Personnel Agen~ Wettclfff Dr, N.B. Rentals to Share --• • ••• Do r Dr N :.::;:.;.;.:.:..:.:.=:.:::.::.........::: RX Eyegl~ In blk caae Ceiling& -. ve ., · • * HINDU SPIRITUAUST * along route Poppy, 5th, _.....;:_ __ .... , --No Wasno• 642-3170 BOYS: LADY share my lovely -t Br
2~ Ba. home. Frplc.
Dlahes. linens, Wlhr/dryer,
dshwr. 1zg yrd, Nr. May
Co. SIOO/mo. Pleue no
smokers, no drinkers .
540-2442.
OCEANFRONT 2 Br furn
apt. w/sundeck, 1150/mo.
Seubore Or. NB. Yearly.
Female. Bh\"n 10 Ir 7.
645--0111.
w ANTED 1 OT 2 em pl~
roommates to ah.are large
houae in Laguna wfocean
view, unturn.494-535L
TEACHER will Iha.re a cute
h&e. on Balboa Isle or vie
w/fem. Jean, 675-5338 alt 6.
.l\fALE roommate wanted to
share 3 BR hse on Balboa
ls. Yrly. 675-0070.
Garllg•• for Rent 435
WANTED to ~nt, garage in
Dana Point, San Clemente
area. Call 546-1234.
Let thll ad change your M•-•erite to Llnooln Jr. *SPARKLING WHITE *WALLPAPER* \!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~•ltneedtwoboys tollll_...
whole outlook on life f()1' the -.. u New &l'OUStfcal cellinp When _.. call "Mlle'' ACCOUNTS ..._ •-~-na1 -•vt HI. CdM Call 675--8414. J~ * cle1 on belt ~-,,-better Pro~......, au; ce Any time, 644-1183 Rase. 5e144fi 14&._l_ru_ l'l"eW. 0 n t ;i-·G~ on Ute. Licensed. Readinll 5 MON'll! old female Irish -~ ..,_,
dally, 10 AM~lo p M . Setter IC4t Sept 9th vie. Ce m e nt, Concrete YOU supply The Paint Rms p bl •C.Ct bo)t1 consldeM Top PQ
49i-9ll6, 492-9034. 312 No El California St., H, B , FREE-Ideas, -•vtce and Palntsd llfl u •VO· Ailo, aya e ~ and bonut. An )'OU aood .,.,. ,,..._ ew exterior. Re& 30 Yn exper. enough to (U&lltyf U ID Camino Rea l , San ~~=::::::::.:.·=~---.,-estimates. All I cbargt! for 540-'1046. FEENEG0'11ABLE call:
Clemente. LOST, multi-color shag dog, ia a beautiful job at areas. lNT A EXT painting paper Stable work background req,, -----;_::_-'-'----I 1-lUNT·FISH-CAMP. Private about 10 lbs. Vic Harbor price'. 645-5073. • . d Co&ta Mua location. Ex·1·
uncrowded rancbe1 with Shpg Cmttr. Aru to "1'Utt.Y" PATIOS-SIDEWALKS hanging, natural w 0 0 panding co in growth in. BOYS 12~16
cabins trailer & campinl: Reward. 546-2513. CEMENT CONTRACTOR flnilhing. 541-7905 or dustty. 1olnTopCrewseDtn:ran.
areas. RiV'ft'!I, lakes, ocean LOST, blond, male, part can Max ** 644-0087 543-2759. J , R. PIERCE .ASSOCIATES Coast'• favorite Newspaper.
front. Deer, duckl, wild pig, Chow puppy. Spotted e t'US'l'OM CEMENT WORK HOUSE-painting, Int. A ext., AGENCY INC. Woric 2 evmlnp and Satur-
upland game, etc. S150 yr tongue. Flea c ollar. •'"" ......... accousttcal ceilln&:S.1855 Newport CM 642-6ttl day, Generous Cammiakm
w/membership in private .. A,, ........ Driw:s, w~. P&-. reuonable, free • 1 t . ' and Bonua. Mab MOQf!7 ~~·-· pool decka. l>m, &12-8Sl< 114/"°' ·-1. ACCOUNTANT and K-UP wfth l!cbool-c'=.1":,:b;.., ;..64&-~296,:,:;.5·~==~-I BURMESE cat, brown wt T S ~ k ~ 557-6739 ' CASH FOR COINS blk ""· ta ... tall, boots. PATIOS.PLAN ER SEPT. aal•, big d 1 sc.. OFFICE MANAGER ...,.. , · •
Sliver. Gold, Collectiont, l6th & Redlands pl. AU C:Oricrete work. Brick, 547-5846, wallpaper & hang· Fee Paid to $1000 mo BOYS
Aceumulatlons, U.S. Type, G46-25S4. slwnpstone wk, 1194-3533. Ing, l0,000. Sample1 The Complete charge or oic. .4.ge 10-lt IO deliver Plpft'I
Foreign and Stamps Needed SI arln PATIOS, walks. drives. Saw, Hanaman. Must haw previous exper. & In the DAiii. Point, Su a.
PAY TOP OOl.J...AR PART ameae cat, we g break A place =~~~~---.,.-1 thoroulh knowledge ot all men1~ are••
OLD COIN SHOP flea coll&r, vie Dana Potnt. • remove re PROF. Painting, alao roofs, phases of aceounttng dept. DAIL y PILOT
Reward. 493-1«6. 49tr5558. concrete. 54&-8668 tor est. accdu.s. cell., lnter/exter. Free&: Fee Positions ....,, ··-
222 Fore11t, L.B. 49f.i7T1' I CUST0~1 concrete, patios, Llc/Ina. Free est. 645--5191. RUTH RYAN AGENCY "'"'.-...w .
PROBLEM Pregnancy. Con-~~ts. ~~te ~!~ eA drtveways, sidewalk!. Free PAlNTING • Honest, clean, 17931 Beacl1, H.B. 847-9617 eu,.s~nYbe.xpt. • .. ~t ... App!?~ fident, 1 y mp at he t 1 c ~~ est 53&-7378 __ ... k , •--~ CM "'""' ~""'~ ~"" ~~ .-w• .. pregnancy counseling. Abor-Santa Isabel, C.M. 64&-..wv... .:::;::·.:::::...:::.::..· ----. i\lU'Ul~ wor . .....,.,........, 1793 Newport, . . _,......,.,.. thru Fri. The .Alley Wnt
lion .\ Adoptions rel AP-PARROT Jost, says "Hello Corttractor A lm.rred. 675-6740. Rest. 2106 E. Ooaanfront.
Andy." House of E&rle, SC. PAlln'ING A PAPERING, ADVElU'JSING • NB. CARE. 64Z-4536. R anl 492 4401 492.8610. REMODEL or renovate . 19 yrs fn Harbor area. Lie A SECRETARY .:,,;.·--------
ALCOHOLICS Anoll)'ltlous. cw · • • General contractor • IONi, bonded. Refs tum. 642-2356. Great oppty. tor ambitious, CARPENTER DE.SK space ava.llable $50 Phone 54~7217 or write LO~ \)rown Burrnee cat Lie. &: bonded. 30 yrs. exp. hla:hly lkllJed gtrl. Btaltis, 1 yr experience lD boat mfl
mo. WW provide furniture P.O. Box 1223, Costa Mesa. (blue collarl REWARD!! Fm est. 831-1109. PAfN!ING, Car Pe D tr Y initiative, ,\ SH req'd. or cabinet thop,
at $5 mo. Answertng service Social Clu~ 53.. * 646-fm9 * J Ac K Tau I an e-Repalr t"ep&ll'll. 18 yn In art?a. Sm. 83l-1670. ISLANDER YACHTS available. 222 Fottst Ave, ..,. " ..., jobs ok. Ca.lJ Bob 646-6H6 m W 17th St. Laguna Beach, 494-9466 remod., addlt. 4U yn. exp. . ARTIST~Pln.sant: studio in ·
FIND YOURSELF You don't nM a aun ta Llc'd. My Way Co. 5f7....Q036. Pla ster. P a tch, Repair pub& relatlcw f 1rm •1 Colt.a Msa
OESK ~C9 aVl.llable $50 IN SOMEONE ELSE. "Draw Ftuit" when you place Addltlona * Remode)lng * PATOt Pt.ASTER.ING handsome new o 111ce1 CHEF waatld fol: 90' mOtol'
mo. WW provide furniture DISCOVER an ad In the DAILY PILOT Gerwick &: Son. Llc'd awaJtl a )'OW'JI artilt 'wtio yacht Ieavbw Calif. In Nor •
al SS mo. An.!Wer'oa; service DISCOVERY Want Ada! Call now • --r~"2170 All types. Free estimates rovld Id do t ~~ -·•-~ av-"able. 17875 Beach Blvd. 673-(,041 * ~ Call 54()..Q25 can P e eas; or ........,._,. ""'-"' ~ 11'..ij4/835-iji~68SSiijiiiai2i13i/38'iiii"i33iq3~64i2-i56711iii' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---~------1 roughs. finished art, let· Carlbbellllt Mediterranean as fluntington &ach. 60-4321 .----:D,;.r;,;l•,:a,;.w,:a:,:y,;.•_____ Plumbing U-rlng, puteups: &:; handle Att:ean Seu. f IUlllt bl
BAYVIEW OFFICES * * * * * * OCEANVlE\V Co-. Co. L.R.OTISPLUMBJNG production detalll with ownet'a-6 cmr olt
· DC!lu.xe, alr-<!OndiUoned Our gpeclalty 1n uphalt Remodels I: Repain. Water pdntm. Mud have recent others. Applicant should bt
Redecorated. Lido area _....1-1-aealooati.... hea•-n, d'-·'·, •·-a--profeuional apE'J'ienoe, •ln&le, JG.40 )'rl of ._ Re.lonomlca, Bkr. 675'-6700 .-----------------... 1 ~ .. .,......, pav .. ,., .. ,., "" • .,..._... uu:11 ...... oY.n"""
Jet·,.al .l IO'lldire ee.&70. dehwahn. 979-3'l30 MIC A -· w/prevtouo yadit -·
BAYFRON'I' olfi0< for ""1 Electr lc•I B/A. All Dally Pllol .,..,, ASSEMBLERS & M"st bo -... 6 ~
approx, ll1') '•· II. on 2nd T d ' Pa d" Drnl uncloaed f150 PACKERS tmnely .-.. la -al ~i':':\,~~'.wl340pcrmo ra ers ra 1$e E~=ioi-'.1:: s..:11neio100·-.sis U ntly 'N·--'·-' :~~~ ...:.:.::..,.,~~~-~~, ,--• repairs, -* $6.2502 * rge .... _ ref-to °""'""' ... PROFES.c;;!ONAl Su 1t e , ,. nes PLUMBING R.D>AIR. Wlll 'J'Taln no. 511. c/o DaQ,y Piiot.
""'' to go. H•ll st Bo aa Gardenl119 No job too llmall N....-A F,. P.O. Box 15111, Colla W..
Chlra. H.8 S 2 7 5 f mo . prdtb!I' * SG-3121 * lntervlew Jbn Ca IP$26. ~~~;;.,,,,., 525 "I· tt Ott ti mes D= ""·• ..ii ~I" COLI! PLUMBING I;'°;::.:~~ 1CH.=1Ul""'"'.....,'--H~,-... --.-, u•-I
St . Pkg. Ulll. 2052 Newporl 536--2300 dlYI or n r e )t br, arvtce, 161U1 )'OQ want! Sata. I yr old 1111· ....
Blvd .. cM 646-1252 dollars 213/&30-5413 p.m. PLUMBING "1'lln and ... 1 r1 -· Npt -. • •
AL'S I•-~· Tree ~·"•'"""' ~ Im life m .... ; SM-7211-. PLusn •m•11 ""m"' "''"· ,.,,,..a1, Yard mnodelinc· ~ ..... mom. PenolltMI Service CHILD ........,, -.Fn Nc,vport Center. 6"-Ul4 or Trub. Uulln& Jot dtariup.
711
w 21th C M aftemoons. oWft tramp .:64:;Z.~'.I073~=,--==;--I 2\I ACRES No. Calli. EQUITY of R·2 lot w/un Repal\' ~ 673,-UM. Rtf!IOllol l R ..... r 642.7l2,,... ' M.ilft i200 mo. Cdll. -TIME FOR fi'ttl, cloH to town 6 hie, N'pt "318, + eq. Oil~ EXP. Hanifan ~· CtJSroM H,... ~ASSEMBLY ihlilfti: No.,., CHILD -i0ii7 ~-~
1ake. $200). valut. Trt.de Me bi N. Tu1Un lift Ai• Coa\plele pl"deldc .-vk11 AltsntloN. KftdienL n.Vid ...-a.:.nct DICtlmJ' bat mud ~ rtdt.,. f'bUut.a Y~
QUICK CASH l<>r cari~~,1,k-~:!:;.:1,:; -~ J54S.ft. Sttwan.-C.118Hl!J. i;.;,...,.,...,,.,.~ ~-~-
COllPLETE La w n • ~1wl.,,/A llaro•-clcx1-. -"""'Ill -CHRlBl'IWIJA ....,_.,.
THIOUGH A NEW RDyal Jetstar tle<:t UkototndetQor,_., GardtMlr -'"'· llAullni --·-·--·· --1 t J, SA!:..,_ Nl or'-'1 -,
typcwrlttt w/auar, Trade Paradlte tollllnll II l>r r<>U! t d-..p. Jim 154M«J5. VICKI'S ORIGINALS Advanced Pa<kqlaa, J:nc, 8o11Jar Ciw1o1maa a111a loft
Joe dl&k, VW, dWle "'-• ; I Una JAl'ANll:sE G.a~ur Cush>m dnlanlnr.• ~ llllll-Glwlll,.-AtL All KalloMI Olamalk J'lhll. Ko DAILY PILOT ml car, truck or ft I d.,a Oom eta Yard _. and • alll!,.llOfll. 84S'4l2S. _ equal oppoq1Unft)' ~. 1,,_tmeal 'Ill!' .'f"'llll
_ _,.,.., .,,,,-. a.f.....,~ ... -. Ali. .. 11on1 ~5141 na--111 •-""""""'· -.1tw •1 r
WA NT AD * * * "ifr + * l'or tW Item -1W, tn N .. t, -ta..?' ,_. ..,. . , .a ,llaJJ7 Pilot O••Ood appl: Pm!! .. 11111. .,.
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7 llH ....._[ L_ .. " _,' mJ I &,ilJJIM ![Ill I.__ .. _· .. ,..·~· J[Il1! [ t::...,ou_.. J[ll] I r ct; l[Il]I .____ _L'"''-' ·~][Il]1...._I _1;, .. _,,, .. _ l[Il] I •de', ------·· IWp.W""'""' M lo P 7iO '' · IVanl..S, M ~ P 710 Holp WOfttM, M & F 71 0 Holp Wantod. M & f 710 ' lfflp Wantecl, M & I' 71 0
, S•I•• Order Dept.
Accurale typiat, 60 w.p.m.
electrle typtwr!ter. Exper.
In ordtt pro(X!:u1ng, lnvolc-
inc. I: export procedures
,helpful.
C8ll F"or Appl
Industrial Relatloos
(714) 4'4-9401
, TELONIC
11\f D.USntlES
'lagOn• Beach
Eqqal Oppor. Employer
Clerical
BILLING
CLERK TYPIST
lmmedle.te opening. Must u.se
IBM electric typewriter &
eltttrle adding machine. 5
d11¥ weel A: fringe benelits.
Apply In Person
IXX:K Boy 16-18 ~kendi.
No 1lona hair . 700
Edge'f.ater, Balboa, Apply
10.m?IPm.
OONln' maker from 1 am
'ti! 6 am , Thurs thr Mon.
Apply in person, before
Sam, Adams Ave Donuts,
9089 Adams Ave., N.B.
DRAPERY Workroom help
Exper. pref'd but n ot
neoen.· Good hn wagn: &
W'Orldng conds. N , B .
54&-1153.
EARLY 'Inl)ming de Ii v er
man, weekends. T r u c k
needed, Afternoon delivery,
car needed. 551-2n0.
ELECTRONIC
ASSEMBLERS
Newport Beach
FULL dlarse bookkeirptt up lntpedw, ln-f>rocess
Ulna ftn&nclal statements. 2 yn recent exper:i~ in
Salary neiotiable. Dur.·Met PC board&,, cables • read
M t I' , , 1 & 0 l 1 M a U D t blueprints. ecl'w:mltler. Abo
Wa&lnaton! F o u n I a I n coklr' code. Excellent oppor-
Valley. tunlb' tor a.dvaacemem "'Ith
CAL FRIDAY: Work in YoUnC llXPMdinc computer
Fuhion IsJand. Be riah1 bualne• Come in & lill ap-
band aal b-sever a 1 pllcaHon at
salesmen. Sh a +, but not Doaunentor Division
........... Salary to 1700. A..,.._aph·Multigrnph
Fee Paid/Alao Fet> jobs. ml S. Daimler, Santa Ana
Call Linda . Ray, 5«Hn55. ~
Coastal Acency, 2 7 9 0 Inmrance
Harb>r Bl. CM. Need a Calil-lleeruled in-
General Labor
Male. All shirts.
VOLT
ln1tant Per1onnel
Temporary Service
~ Campus Dr., SUlte 106
Newport Beach 54&-47C
Equal Oppor, Empk>yer
GIRL Wanted from 10 am to
2 pm , 5 dltyf, for coffee
s h o' p . 5 O 1 9 W.
Edinaer/EucUd, F.V.
GRANDMOTHER n e e d e d
Occu. daytime & 4 day
babysitting In our home for
2 small children. Please call
for intervw. 963-3390.
aunince agent tor Anaheim
qenCy. Duties are varied,
interesting " provide a
aubetantial income.
Call Dee K~er, 635--0261
~E PERSONNEl
SERYICES•AGENCY
FEE PAID
Secretaries to $675
HANDYMAN • All klndl of Management Tmes to $650
work, 11mall job& a cterlr: 'fypist to $450
specialty. 956-9374. Mall Clerk/Ma]e $350
HERE ARE
THE JOBS:
File Cleric/Male $365
Ex Sec'y/Electronics to $625
1 Sec'y/Brokerage to $000
Also Fee Positions
HEED yrw, marrSed mill
with ~e 1HLlntina: exp.,
mUJt do Mat work .
841-1.N.
NEWCOMER WELC0141NG'
Hospitality 1-IOlteu
To Call LOCAU. Y on ._..
resldent tan1iUe1 briniing
gilts & civlc into. Cood pny
P/tlme. MUst have happy
smile. car, typina: ability.
547-.1)95.
NURSES Aides, e x p e r •
lftf'~, 7.J,:11. Park Lido
Conv. Ctr, 466 Flagship Rd.,
N.B. 642-8044.
NURSES AIDES
Full tlme-Perm~t. 1°3: 30
8h.itt. llunt. Bcb Conv. Hosp,
188U Florida Ave., RB.
847-3515.
NURSES Aldl~, 11-7 Mesa
Verde Conv. Hasp., 661
Center, C.M. 5t3-.5585.
OFFICE girl, young ~
bilious girl wanted fo:r
growing Ora~ Co u n I y
tirn1 . 1'.taster Blueprint. 234
Fi!iChcr Ave., Costa A-tesa,
540--9373.
Operators
\Ve are growing! And kxlkina:
for EXP. INDU5TRIAL SGL
NEEDLE OPERATORS to
work on custom surf trunks.
If yoo qUallfy call KANVAS
By KATIN. 213-728-6230 or
714-521-4&80.
"91' Wained, NI I " 711
R.E. SALES
DO IT NOW!
W•'rl on the mwe and Dffd
hdpl If )'OU want a Profe.
slonol Cueer -DOI just a
Job . and are wl11lne to make
a ~a Commlttment I
want to talk to YOU! Look
at the beDetlb • expa.ndlna:
ALL, Departments.· PLUS
New Romes Sales. tour he\v
tracts! Some pitions Sa.J.
uy + Cornm..Lak>D,f, olhen
Guaranteed Draws hJ&h (>ef'
cent bonus, paid vacations.
MedlcaJ and Llfe lillun.nce.
I» It NOW! Jr1 Your move!
Call JOHN SF:YMOUR
CAU.716-2231 e SEYMOUR
RH lty & Investment
REAL
ESTATE
SALES
Opening in old established
lirm In best resale area.
Reliable broker aaalstance
to complete :your sales.
Licensed only apply,
Call: BUD CORBIN 6'4-1862
For Interview App'L
Corbin-Martin Inc.
Realtors
Holp W•m.d. M I I' 711 Holp WMIM. M lo F 710 Gar-Jalo;.1
SECRETARY Walter-Room Service EMT I R1l ll
f'ast paced pr o p erty MUii be txptt. F/tlmt Go&d wlvet Mr I:
m&naaement co. n t e d g See ~rtonntl ·Manaaer chatn-4'' marb1.o tal* 01
sharp, pera'lnabie, a 11 B•I"-B•y Club hl.lltl carved aokl ha
around arood girl eo orpnla 1221 w. Coast }iwy. marble end tabln o I
hectic tront oft!C't. ExNllent N"1POl1 Beach Romao columns. Andque
typing l lhorthand &kills a dt"lk, clw..lr • \.ookcue
must. Heavy phorft, 'lli"eeld)I W>JTR.&SS. Mon thru Fri., French 9f11TY hall chnt .I
re P Orts, comnpondenoe, 10 to . 5. $2/hr. + Mature, mbnif, French l~ry I: Df.~
'llimidng with numbers &: experienced, dependablt, green bedroom tel. Vt:M
uslsting flt.Id np. -all in pennaoent. El~ Mo r.o chaise loonee I: chair
be'r day'• work. SaJaiy from Restaurant, 16&5 Pacific dre1si~ taWe, nlte atanda .I
$52S to S675. Compan,y tn. Cout Hwy., Sunset Beach. lam~. Coklr 'IV, ...,drl~
surance beM..tlts, paid vaca· M&-!1?7. twin h«I. dilhH, hol.att
I.ion after 6 mo.. Send Waltres ... Line girl plants. Wednesday thr1J
resume to P . O. Box 1810, Able to work any sh.ill. Ov~r l''r-id&y. 4010 River Aw.
Ne\\•port Beach 92663. 20. Sir Gt'<lrgt>'s, tml Beac h NB. ~::':~Oii ............ -.,,2B~l~vd~ .. :...!!ll~uo~1t~iogt~o~n2lle~•c~h':._· ~11~,.~.-=p~,,,.-.ood....,...,-..,.,.~8~.~ .... ~1
Secretary \\' AITRESS ~l::R. hnishctl $3.50 lo $1, mi9c. Administrative Lunch-Dinnl"r Sh ift sm-s to $2. HaJ1ow...ccft "--e BLUE DOL PHIN e cabinet & ,..,,.... _.,, ~retary 3355 Via Lido, N.B. misc sizes $1-$6. Auto mini
\Vith l'XperierK""e Pf'OC"e&Slna' bike rack SIO. VW tow~ real estate documents. 3 \YAITRESSES, txper. O\·er -.... , XI ~ 0 ~· "'' n. • nt L-uu•~ • Years expr-r. in field ftlall!!d lo.. Apply in pe'l"Son, J im-Tandt>nl bkycJe · $ ,
to real estate, Joan proces-has, 3050 E. Coast Hwy.. ~l400. rm KUCS .
s!~, legal , el("~w a nee. CdM. N.B.
eS&Jty. The Individual we YOU can \\'Ork in our Los =~~~~~-~,,-I select must ha bllit t GAR snle : Baby basslnette. . .._ ve a Y 0 Angelt'S Times tt"ll'phone $8 ll'nilh 17" B&W TV interpret •draft lrgal docU· I u· t"-L \ '
I ~-I 70 se. es rm .. ~l' ing ·~ " · w/stnnd, $40. Iron. $2. men s. •.rl" ng w.p.m Tim•• ruu 01• pt t'-Call Mrs Smoot . · r • "'""· Flourc!!C'.·l'nt tbl lamp, $3. ,.,3•389 Guar. hrly, "'-"llge ~ t'Om· TV dinlll'r ll'a,Y!I (81 , 3.
_... .. nii~ions. I-or details, caU MakC'-up mirror "'' lites, ~S~E~C~R~E~TfA~R~Y~-~b~o~•~llj5't>«IO::~t.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilll $3. Craig rN'1 lo tttl tape :;: hrokera,a1?. Some weekend recorder. S12. Serving cart.
nee. Apt, for f i g u re s • [--::--:----llll'iif'>..~lf_'S3~ . ."'8,U-;1:1::"'"!1!99".'.;1.'----~
64&--0551. ._... II -y 586 Canyon 1\Crt'll Or., Fri ..
SEU. FAMOUS KNAPP l.!;jiiiiiiiiiiiim·li;;iil Sat., Sep!. 22. 13. 9 am-7 !• pm. Lots or KOOC1 old & ~w Sf.fOF.S Part-time or Full-Antiques IOO children's &: adults' cloth~:
tin1e Knapp Salellpt'Op\e weird autflts for lialloween!
Earn Mon-Beauuw Com· BEAUTIFUL anti q u • 11. Many odd~ & ends. Bmefil mlMionit Are Highrr Than Bureau, F°rt"nch lace. bead-
MARTEC, INC.
Po!l!tion requires 1 year
of electronic assembly
experience to perform
"'-'Of'lt on printed circuit
board!!, harnesses, sub.
assemblies & final com-
ponenltl. Dutie!I may in-
clude mechanical assem-
bly. Knowledge of color
code reqUired. We offer
good starting salary &
benefits.
488 E. 17th Cat Irvine) CM
642-1470
PART lime driven &: cooks.
Over 21 Apply at 165.12
Bt'aeh Blvd., H.B.
PA R T -11 me accountant.
for l..aJ,l;una Ou trl'!ach ' s Ever. No Inve11tment! Fl'ff ed dress I ba.gll, shR\Vl!, KOL'iONtA HOUSE.
CORONA DEL MAR Equipment! F'rff Tl'lllning toy1, tables. chairs, odds &:1---------
Program!. lnt~stt'd? Write ends. Also like new Upright Household Goods 114
R. A. D1Manio, Knapp belt mas.sager, PICC roaster 1---------tsn Placentia Ave.
NewpOrt Beach
(No Phone Calls Please)
Equal Oppor. Employer
Clerical
Intervlewlna' for work In Los
Angeles until move to
Newport In late Septembe1.
Call Per10nnel..Depl
rn3l '41-11n
ABBOTI
Scientific Produc:ts
Division
Equal Oppor. Emp)0)'1!r M/F
F R E E D a I I y b u I 1 "'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"'"' lransportatlon providl'd un-I '
W move.
PACIFIC MUTUAL
Apply Mon thru F r 1 .
9 am-U pm at our new
buUding, 100 New po rt
Center Or1ve.
COOK, ex()('r. Parle Lido
Conv. Hospltlll, 466 Flagship
Rd., N.B. &U-8044.
OOUNTER girl tor donu~
shop Mature, expnienced
woman. age 25 or over. Full
or part Ume. 847-7Cm
CUSTODIAN
N'ow accepting appll~tlons
for a tull time (371h hr ~·kl
daytime job. , . · type. Must
be bondabl,. Apply in per-
110n:
DESMOND'S
' F•shl°" Island
Newport Center
DEUVERY of DAILY
PW)T, SUNDAY ONLY, to
newapaperboys. flequlres
the u• ot a Station Wagon
or Van. Contact Mr. Harry
Seeley, 3.10 Well Ba,y St.,
C..to Mesa.
DENTAL ~Assistant I Re-
ceptlonlsh Dyn&mlc H.B.
practice hi.a apening for in·
tellieint. eneraetic rhairsldt
a.ulstant. Future unlimlt@$1.
M'Ult have exper. Sal open.
847-:!069. • DENTAL Rea!ptlonlst,' ex-
per. nec@S, for a preventive
dental ofc. Must be bright
enthusiastic I: cheerful. -DENTAL RecepHonilt Exp A
Ref. req. Good Salary I:
frina'e benenta for nua.litied
girl. 614-2ll9/83<).'1290.
°"""" *CHECKER $823
ELECTRONICS
LAB TECHNICIAN
3-5 yrs experien~ in con-
structing, adjusting, testini;::
A Inspecting experimental
electronic &: electro-niech·
anical .subas8emblies A: com·
ponents.
Pl95e apply in person.
Polter & Brumfield Div.
AMF lncorporated
26181. Ave. Areopuerto
San Juan Capistrano
An equal oppor. empJoyer
M/F
"
ENGINEERING
ASSISTANT
RF &: microwave component
Qt&nufacturer s e e kl n i
penon w/intfftlt in' learn-
ing engineering d e s i g n
parameter• E1eetro
nlochanical backg!Ound &
dra.ttlrw exper. A: ('t"•Jcatlon
,.,quired.
Call For Appt
Industrial Relatiora
(714 ) -9401
TELONIC
'INDUSntlES
L19una Beech
Equal Opper, Employer
Escrow Secretary
Experienced
Call l.mTaine
WESTCLIIT
Peraonnel Agebcy
•:r>(J Westclltt Dr., N.B.
66-2770
EXPERIENCED do u b I e
needle I: bltnd 1Utdl IR'hlg
machine oPel'tor. Spanish
gpes.ldng ok. Apply Sea
Suits, 825 W. ~8tJ. St, 0>1ta
Mesa.
EMPLOYER PAYS FEE EXP'D BUJ help &: exp'd
Tellers
Note Tellers
New Acct1. Cle rks
Openings In:
___ Laguna lteec~_
San Juan Capistrano
Requirements:
A variety of skills
could qualify you
for th••• posltion1.
We would prefer ln-
dlvldual1 w I I h at
lea1t six months ex·
per, in a ba nk, 1av·
ings & loan, or fin-
ance c o m p a n y ;
however, there are
many related back·
ground skills I h • I
could be 1ub1tjtuted
for actual bank ex ..
per,
We Offer:
Fine starting 1al1r ..
I • s , • n excellent
new benefits p r o •
gram, ple1s•nt con-
tempor•ry working
environment & plen-
ty of -rtunlty for
adv•ncement.
c..,1.ct
Rlchord Holch
1714) 644-0113
SSO Nowport Conto r Dr
Newport Beach, Ce
SECURITY
PACIFIC
BANK
Equal Oppor. Employer M/F
HOUSEKEEPER • UVEIN,
LITE liOUSEKEEPING,
ASS1ifr· IN CARING FOR
ELDERLY LADY, GOOD
HOME, PLEASE CAU.
AFTER 8P.M. 846-5137.
HOUSEKEEPER, live in. for
woman alone. Pri. Rm.,
Ocean Vu.
547-35681642-0031.
HOUSEKEEPER wanted, 3
days wk. 1 child. Must have
rtb. A own lratlap. Aft 5
pm. 813-2659.
HOtJSEWORKER, part time,
5 da, week, 1lead).> job. Own
car. 644-7344
Des1gn A chtt.-k drawings c a s h I e r • hosten. Ben
fn>m sketchel, mtch. detail Brown's 3ll06 s. est Hwy.
I: usembly drawtnga for flt. S Laauna
toi.tance A co,. tpfcl. Basic ~twn 4 • ~ Miss McLeod HOUSEKEEPER Cook, no
kmw'l of electrical, pntu· children. Uw-ln; 5 day wk.
mattes A:· hydrauUcs u ap. EXPEIUENCED handYMan. Pvt rm. 61&--8248.
plied to comm•1· iootatlng Part time • on call, m M Mq Card Typewriter
inech't equf1) I: control&. Re terencea. 213(388-5255 Opr. Dper. Evu p/Ume.
Local co w/all bel'i@fitJ. am. $3.50 bl'. &o.-2756.
FEE JOBS ALSO F&\IALE. WJJI. t:nUn. If yOU I~=-----...--
J. R, PIEltCE ~TES are nut ·~arln&. have a IDEAL for atudent·P/tlme
AGE;"CY lNc'. plea11&nt ePkt voice, enjoy jOb, eves, Mon-Fri & Set
U86 Newpdrt, CM 642~ tallch:w Ir intm.ted in 1 AM. Hi'ly w1.1t1 A bonut.
DEmGNEii> electronic catter, !'rave~ I: mgmi, Apply 1!«16 Jack1on ,
hardware. OlmmerdaJ &: Work in our ofc, M-F. Mlft•l)' Oty. 3\)4.2331.
m.llltaly conn et! tor .•• ~· =7<1h1686==·=-----jloJ!enco pm......t. Apply at FINANCIAL ......., &
S.U: Ad-Paci.atnc, economJc lnd<P'Jl(l<nce can
Ille. 2195 Grsnd, Santo Anz. be youn. NotJoot! Co. look·
An equal opp or tu n l,t )' tiw kr Cftltlvt ~ wbo
~. ' can tra.ln I: fnottftte othtn.
DISHWASHERS Coll <11fJ -
IMPlllAJ.
SAYINGS
Ir LOAN
ASSOCIAnON
JANITOR, part time, Mesa Prefer semi-re~ or
Verde Conv. Hospital, 661 retired man. &1'H>542 for
Center, Costa Mesa 5(8-5585 app't. =0....,,----~~ JR STENO PBX Operator, exper. Work
• ' lnclud" wkndt & .,... Call
R.E. Trainee. Brkr &
df>vt'loper will bin I:
SJ>01lll01' for llc. Call betwffn
10am-3pm, 545-1124.
Shoes, Brockton, fo.T a 1 s. Call aft 6 pm. 673-4:941. * ORIENTAL RUG *
02401. fo.flf'l'T DOU.S GOOD CONDITION I
SERVICE Station Attendant Judy Garland ••••••••·• $50 10'3" x 13'7" Call 4'2·50'T'T
Lile exper. Good skills. Land Jane Ellen, Newport.er Inn,
thls xtra long term assign-N.B. 644-l700.
ment. ---:----
Irvine 540-4450 PBX answerffii se~. Day
Recreation
Coordinator
p/tlme "" A wkndJ.. Ex· Sonja Hmle •••••••••••• $45 Jewelry • 111
per. Neat ap~arance. Ap-Colottd Terry Lfe ••• ,, • $35 :-::--"":-:,...,,..,,,,,,,,,~.,..-
-. ply moms. 2590 Newport Margaret O'Brien , , ••••• UO 8.diamond Iac.'11.--i: t c t fi
NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO hrs. including wknds. Ex·
Tempo Temporary Help per. pref'd 542-1164, CM.
The Irvine Co. seeka a rec--
reation coordinator for Jarxe
apt complex. Degree in rec-
---------I reation or related field de-LAUNDRESS, full t I m e .
Mesa Verde Convalescent e PLASTICS e
Hosp, 661 Center St, C.M. Injection Mold Opr.
548-5585. For Plastics Manufacturer.
LEGAL Secretary w/corp & Daya &. Graveyard shift.
banking experience. Fringe Must be: neat " dependable.
benefits. 645-1550. Female prefd, Must be able
LEGAL ~B-• kl work Sal or Sun. * ~"' ...... J'• pt. time, 10 hrs. week. 962-9531 Apply 1 PM-4 PM
sirable, Min. 1 yr ex-per. u
soc.la.I or recreation director
oI large apt complex re-
quir@d. Hn % pm-10 pm.
Xln't workinr conds I: co.
benefits.
Call Mrs. Smoot
~
af l '}I\ * Orange C.oast Plastics * t :...., pm. 850 West 18th St. RECEPtIONIST -Law of· * LVN, pt time, da~. Al· Costa Mesa, Calif. flee. Age 20-3>. Typin(.
tendant, mldnile s h I f t . ""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"" $300-1350. 6t0--0300.
Newport Villa. 642-5861· PIZZA cook, n or over, ap-................... i\iii ... iiO
LYN'S EXPER. ply in pel'30n, Phu Hut ROBINSON'S
" Nlll"Bes Aides. 549-3001 10071 Brookhunit, H.B. e NEWPORT e
Power Machine opera.ton, BEACH
MACHINIST single needle expel'. dertred.
54s.5859.
Operatar Sor Bridgeport Mill. I ........................ ._
Min of 2 yrs recent expcr.
Able to make ™'n setups.
Ba.sic tools required, ,Start
immediately,
Call For Appt
Industrial Relations
(714) 494-9401
TELONIC
INDUSTRIES
Laguna Beach
Equal Oppor. Employer
MAN to work Ptr in rental
yd., must have neat
handwriting A: appearance,
avail all day on Weds. Sats.,
& Sun. WiU train right man.
Apply in AM, 1930 Nev:port
Blvd., C.M.
MAIDS Wanted: Apply
Executive Suites Motel
2080 Newport Blvd, C.M.
MAINTENANCE man I cus-
todian. Exper. pref'd. N.B.
area. Call &&2·2410, M·F
8:30-5.
MASSEUSE
Good hours, xJrit U.
642-0450 10 am to 5 pm
MATURE womar. for U-1
am shift. Sawyera Home,
646-6716, 2619 Orange, C.M.
M A T U R E , affectionate
woman wanted lo care for 3
well behaved girls, ages 10.
9 I 6, from 2 pm until 6: 30
pm, Mon thru Fli in my
Corona del Mar home. Own
trans. Please write lta~
qua!. & salary r e q .
ClassHlf!d Ad No. 491, Daily
Pilot P .o. Box 1560, CoMa
Mesa, Ca. 92626.
PRESSMEN-
MUL Tl OPERATORS
Apply In Person
MARTEC, INC.
1577 Plocontl• Avt,
Ne wport leach
(No Phone Cal.Us Pleaae)
Equal Oppor. Employer
PRODUCTION TRArNEE
Receiving A: Ins pector
trainee for electronics com-
ponent testing. Datatron
Inc, 1562 Reynold&, Santa
Ane.
Real Est•fe Sales
FREE
license Training
Lim itad Tim• Only
Famous Ucense coune :now
avaJlable thru Tarbell Com·
paey. Appllcanta fulb' ~
lmbursed upon qualification.
New er experienced ll&lea:
people, Openings available.
Complete tniniDa Pf'Oll'llDI·
Future manapment oppor-
tun1tie1. Call Mr Sloan at
8'2·5581.
TARBELL
REALTORS
REAL ESTATE
PROFESSIONAL
Salemen A brokers! The op-
portunity Is here! You are
needed immediately tor our
rapidly expandlfl& R e a I
Eltate divllion. Po1ltive op-
portunity tor advancement.
Phone.
MEDI C AL recc p. lilm
tlonst-Medieal Exp pref but
Marine Mechanic
QualUied, exp, call for appt.
6'J3.-0360.
not nee. Sal.al')' open. Call R. £. SA1'£S
Mn. MemUlnger-557~. Eantlnas o! $1500 or more
per month is easy the
MEN & WOMEN Larwin W"f. We furnish
needed for Educ at I o n a I 1i1tlng I: ae.lllng tract rtler-
medical training .ftelds, All ra! leads. Hla:h advertlilni
races Aats 18 thN 15. budstct, )Ota of floor lime,
Medium height A weight bonu~ proeram, mpnthly
No visible SCltl or ta.tool. c:mles11, m~cal illsur.
For inter conl.8.ct John paid. Clll Jor app't. Lou
MAINTENANCE
' MECHANIC
Part Time, Exptrienced
JANITOR
Full Time
Exctllent Benefits
Apply in penon 10-5 pm
# 2 Fuhion. Isl., NB Equs!. Oppor. Employer
Sales
Toy & Gift Parties
Hoo.sewives, demonstrators
earn to $2,rxxt by Dec. L
NO DELIVERIES, NO COL
LECTIONS, FREE HOST·
ESS GIFTS. Nl'!ed car.
979-4307. Gifts "N Gadget1.
Secretary
With 3 yeara exi::?l'ience.
Background in con1tructlon
field worklnl w/architecb,
projttt managtta desired.
Accurate 70 w.p.m., ah or
dlctaphone proficiency 41
abillty to operate 10 key
adding machine required.
C•ll Mrs. Smoot
644-3389
SECRi!TARIES
Several poe!Uona. "On the
move" Companie11 It be-
cause YOU came from us
they know YOU'RE out-
stand.lnr, ao al t'OUl'1e YOUR
tee is paid,
I.ii Reinder' 1 Asency
4500 Campus Dr.
54&-2ll8 Newport Beach
SECRETARY: . Dlvi11kln of
large corp. o«lce Joca.ted In
Fa'llhlon 1aland. G r e a t
bene1lts. Lile 11h only.
Salary to $600. F e e
PaJd/Ahlo Free Jobs. Ca.U
Nancy Ma_y, 5 40 -6 05 5,
O>aaW .... otcy. 27 9 0
Harbor Bl, Oil.
SliC'Y ESCROW
Would YoU like 14 get in the
hi&h pa.Id escrow field? This
to. will tra.11' the gal with
iood aklll&. Start SGOO. Call 1 Helm Hayes, 5 4 O • 6 O 5 5 ,
Coaatal Aie"<Y. 27 9 o
tiarbor BL et Adams, C.M.
Bl .• C.M. 545-2368 wristwatch. Brand new, 1tlll
SERVICE Sia. Attendant * ANTIQUES • Circa 1840 In box. Pd wholeule $130.
Full or pl/time. Exper. Ap... antique cla\v foot table, sell ror $75. 833-8841
ply, In ptrson. Brown'11 whl/14k gold solid oak. DIA. Sol. ring approx: 1 ct
Shell, 990 E. Cst. I.fwy., Value $3000, $960 or best of-$295. A qual. Ul.sure World,
N.B. fer. 2 small side tables $lSO. Seal Beach 1213) 431-1924 ft.
SERVICE Sta, Attendant, pair 67J-«152. 7 p.m.
exper. Penn. position. Ap-WALNl.ll' Ubnry table $2SJ M~lsca-~ll-•----,--~,=11
ply Union 76, J.476 Pallsades 30 x 36" framed mirror S85.:1 -..,.....,.,~"""==,....,-
Rd., IBrilloll C.M. Both excl. cond. 1162-<13.1. * OLD STOVE *
SERV Sta attendant, full It . Smaiju old wood burning
part. Days, swing, rnve Appliancu m stove! 2 holes on top, front
ard door. Need1 lots or work y . Salary + comm ..... _...YTAG . 6thl320. ~ repairman hu but could be rea! nice wbt'n
waahen Sl5. to $100. Can flnl~hed. 1 leg needs ta bf!
SERVICE Htab. Fu 11 er dellwr w/l )T iUatn. welded on. I started 1&ndlng
Bruah cuatomen. XI n' t 8J9..1Tl8. • it. but didn'Wniah • ., It's
eamtngs. 962-04lG. w A s H E R s 0 r ye r I qUite . l'\llted. A $IO
SOUS Qef, or 2nd cook, Dishwaabe:n ~dontd· ...,, ..... ~would takf!
w/hotel ar dub exp. can g u a r n . D e I I v ere d ,~ oi f#t. n 1f'OU)d make
for appt, Bia Canyon Courr. ~l&»-'1621. a cute p{lnier; ot u a coo-
try Club, -·---"""tablt T.,, u Roni W1sher1/Dryers with a m•-"'•-~. J ~ )'OWi( man, owr · 12 Wk Full aJn .. -...,.. Llvin& w/J>(U"f11ts. 6 Daya · · m L Plld $35 W Jt-make otf•.
week inoldr Sat/Sun. Bay * 639-l202 * &0-1734..,.. ud weekend.I.
side Fillh Maket, _, Nwpt OVER 3>0 washers, dryen. Sl'ER.JX): D • 1 U. x e 1972
Blvd. Newp:irt Beach. ref'rllleraton from $39.95. Gtnvd model, Jarce pro-
TELEPHONll Salet: Sell 545--0780. ftuSoml ....,, 8 speaker
Southem Orqe County's R.EF'RIGE'RATOR u 11 e d , alt IUlpenlilon • o u n d
Favorite N~ from work.! & looks like new $50. • Y s t em • l 5 O W a t t
your home. Man a much 1130 Wtstmlruter Ave, AM/FM/MPX radio with
u you need. Gentl"OUI mm-FET, Tape deck. Still new,
m1alob on each NJe, Call C1mera1 a wu l•ft u n cl a 1 m e d •
..
181_"139_. _____ , Equipment IOI Guannlttd. Ori&. 1'09.95. '"""'° __ ,,_ ____ I Now $210. T@rm1. Collection
TEWR HAVE .... tblnc ..,. ...... d•p~ 714, -·
lo dewlopT \In the darlr STEREO , ·-G • d
"""11) Sha,,. Solu enlanler -·· a rr &« d
S.Ylngl • Loan _.. with 35mm & 2i. .,...u.. ,model. Ml --· • mounts Other m1flc dark suspension 1 p e a k e r 1 , neceu.
Apply In Ptnon
room item.s w/llJle. The A.111/FM 1tereo radio. Tape
WHOLE thina ,0; $85. deck plua In jacks, Brand
49f-2386 eves. new, Guar. Wu 1 et t
Marinen Savlnp KOBENA m Supers tnOYI•. :"..~1-.,,':'·~!;
1515 WHlcllff Dr, comtta. lnllanl <lll'lrl!lle depL 71c, m«i01.
Newport Beach loadinc· Power telepbotol~+-=~--~~~--11
!!""""""!!!!!'!"!"'!!!--•I wide .,.Je 1.... AJmo8t LAWN fllml-$2-10. Head-
TELLER nn-. $75 or make otter bouds. J.am;111 S2--$5. Many
542-1734 eves & week<loch. heavy duty shell hnlcllelS 2 I--.....;......;.:.:....:.:....;.:.:;;;::=:.. I for 50c. Maey sets CB11ten Part Time
Experienced
APPLY 1N PERSON
ANAHEIM SAVINGS
lo LOAN
411 Main St-I
Humlngton IHch
An Equal Oppty Emplyr
l'umlturw ~lo 25c •ech. CUrtolnJ, bllnch 1--""''-"----::i:;: p-$4. New truck tire.
MAPLE tnlndlf!I bedl oorn-6()0...1£1 $5. Wigs $2-$5.
plete $TS, walnut chine WOmetl!I' clothing St. 2698
cabinet $75, desk delignl!!d Redlands Dr. CM 646-18111.
•• o1• sc1xto1 dm sz. '"' * AUCTION * dlnlng room chalr:I $5 each,
tnatdling bang1ne and' table Fine Furniture
TOP Drawer is looking for lamps DJ. 56-0283. & Appliance•
:ie~~:t~ ~~ rRENCH provlncl•l W~ncl , FnA·day,t ?i30 P8·m.
ply in penon 221 Marine frultwooa breakfront $275. I y s UC IOn am
Balboa I1land.° ' White dble dres8e.J' wlfh ~ Newport, CM 646-8686
iiiiiiliiiiliiiO_.,.,.._ .. I mirror $50. Student desi, Behind Tony's Bldg Mat'l
uphol loun,e chair, a1ao STORAGE . mile. 557-3478 557-7407 ca~lnct, im~r. ==~,-~~cc:..:.' --1 rock maple dining table. 7
LARGE 8' 110fe, lave.eat, & chaln, yellow d<'!llc: I: <'hA.ir,
Femalfl. All lhitt1. aventuffed chair. Wh!te cedar chf!1tt, girl's l ~pd.
VOLT cnahl!d velvet. Said new Schwinn, f'rov. aofn I: tbl!I.,
Instant Pert0nnel ll500. Sell $765. 646-&144. Browne Jordan patio s•t.
Temporary Service SINGLE bt!d, aprinr, mat-67J...<m2. ~ Campua Dr., Suite 106 ftst, double cane ends. ~'1'&"''-;Fo<:c-..,.=,-. °"Ex,-e<71_co_nd.-,-=m,=-1
NNport Beach 548-f7fl to aPJ)fte. Best otter. After 2 trier towlrc mlm>n-new,
F.qual Oppo~ Employer 9 AM 6f0.0071. $10. 12" MAG 1peaker $20.
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SECRETARIES
*** Sofa A matching )ove Cheat $5, 2 comp. twtn beds
11e11.t, never u!lll!!d. Both $150. $30, ltlt 3 lbls, $15. Din lbl.
Private. 963--7910. Sl5. 127 7lth st., N.B.
NO FE:ES m.J5'12
Immediate openlnp MODERN FURN. Xlnt mnd. :::-==·==-=---,.I
For Short • Lona: Tmn Mo Bed, eota, wall unit, rug, * CORVE'ITE hub ca1>1 A
lil'nments Or Permanent chnl, etc. 642--140'1. beauty rims. Make otter,
PiacemmlL * MAPLE dln tbl, 4 Cap. 5'2-l734. 8've& A wkndl.
CAU .. US NOWI Iain's ch.rs. huteh~ cat! * \1SED CARPETING
P P S 646-6174 aft 4pm .,,.,,,. ilO oq, >di.
• • • -beJae nykm, l8J, ~ Poclllc G S.I Peraonnel S.NICH .,_ • ll2 EARLY AMERlcAN
112 No. Tower FRI.SUN. Bttr tapptr, tlec Mt m, !SJ:. 1IUt. st .• <?,II.
lo iiORIST, aper. In ar-LOAN PROCESSOR
BrallJIC!Om, 636-.1640. (!,.-,.. .. -.. -. 1 ......................... 1 ....... ~~ ......... . MESSENGER lorwln rN lty Inc,
SEC'Y/ORAITSMAN
Cood JB.'1: ~ec. typltt
WfbacJt&rou-nd In draftln1,
pqtcup or figutt!I. Ca~
Oppor. ,_./sal1hoAt manuf.
tor ft!Jtl. sell .!l'tarf Pr "-'ho
Vw!Yttl on variety. Alk tor
Bev, MZ-8961.
Union Bank Square nnae W/lltlf cln ovtn. ,;5411..;,,C,;:a!I.""-:---.,....."""'="'
Oran1e, Calif, rv.p. furn, Wnp1. appl'a, CLEAN Apt. Pl •tow! S!O. · 547•6446 •'OOd corvlngs, mllc. 84111 Cl•an dbl box • mall. p,, IUSBOYS ' nqi1nc & display 01 ll'tllh
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TELLER
E><per pft!. N•w Qr&nre 3316 Via Lido, Npt llcb
CoUnty C.ml*'Y. Gl'Mt fu. 613-3130 tun. ~ -n1a, DOmlno equal opportunity ..,,tor«
rndliotM, 11m Ann-INSTALLERS I 0 r u ..
Ave., lrvtne. lli'l-«152 Open-derlround coble TV. Expor. ,,.., I dnlrod, ~ eonsldmd.
tukNrnm& -2CI w. °"''' H..,. N.B. ~ I-MW! Oill needed. NJ • pm dml. Tti.pn>mpttl'"An aqual op.
Howl Call days, 61J-1212, par. •mploy<r".
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Male preferred. Poa!Uon ln. REAL Elita.le SIJ~man tor
volvn .:nne heaV)' llftlna, aubdtvision in Ls g u n a
Wiii work in 1..(19 Atlgcl~1 Beach. 494--&398 or 213:
unUl mow tel Newport end s:J6..6454, Broku.
ot Sept. Free daily bw l---------
lnnlpol'IAllon provided. TIME FOR
PACIFIC MUTUAL QUICK CASH Appl)' Man thnt Frt. 9 am-U
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N•"lf0$1 Ctnttr Drtw. DAIL y PILOT
0on1 siw 1t11 ""' ahlI>! WANT AD "Llst" It In dulttliett. Sbtp
to Sbo1i1tau111! ~ 642°5678
SECRETARY -Girl Friday
for 11ma.U tlectronlca co. l
atrl ore. Should have gd
lldll.J • like varlfd dutle1. -rm. Equal opportunlly employer.
SiCriii'ARY, exper, In sh.
WlU(rw t'O learn le opcratf
AM'ST lypewrlttr. Call Jay,
Nowporttr Inn. N • 8 .
644-l700.
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Klngt!a...,. Dr, H.B. 133 E l"h CM 543-4<8S.
Alk for J\achti1 May PATtO Sal<'. 1\tm, Many, BLUE l'OX sroL[ MW, * TYPISTS * Many ?.Ille!! s.pt :D-22, ~7 .... 1138, Mil .... iso. Res\lltr b' Sha.1Jma.r1 Apt No. 1. Co.ta l\1-.884.1 • ,
a ,.,,,.....,,. job M•... RE)"RIGilfiAii:\R • 'r.:....r.
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Wt N•ed All OlllctSldlli QUICK CASH REFRIGERATOR $215.
Eq\l'I O~lfllr. Emplo>or THROUGH A ~ullo jock 121. -~·-• ... I F'"fnNle MO\ffrS2!i, ~ w .. i.rn Girl Inc. DAILY PILOT LO b1k 41>1....,.
4667 MaoArtltur Blvd. WANT AD Rl<llo-dzs. •h•tt,
Nwport Buch "7·21111 mo: 113 I \
540-0325 642-56 71 . Sell 14111 lt<ms ••• iiiat .,
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CARPJ:1' l'Oll IWZ -at: --• llltw• 1.4 ltur<ly -SlAJU:S !'i!i' P~=et.IY ...,. ...
by Ca,,.i '-· Col W 11ichs Music City pm. M ...., itJ1 llJ>ow, 1oor wt .-. let ~ ~~II • MD -... th°""' Plua. 540-2830 ':....SHEPHERD, !I Lob, T ...... -·I! -lo... :: .. = ,,;:"'.;.. ~-.:: Al.4 MADS .
OLDER CAR ~ *"IAHOS*°RGANS* i....:., llhob, Play h l, up the STM!r.ll. .11'Udr\>bt and cablnoll. Lot• I ~ e CHIV. * JQ.lnt * · GolJI( <M ror -~L-&d HIGH Scllool boy wlll -cl' -111>•<<. A lftl MOTOR HOMES • POltD 9. DODGI 1.,..::::=:.=..;;:;::.;;:;:.;:_.l --~--.c:..-.:-.f
evn I -Bnt qulll)I • -• ,...., • )'O'll' boal llhlp llhape A mini ma10r -that can 11111 GoldS Gn!w Bl.._ -e -jjo -, I Ulef, 5 spd. '11 -· -....... ~
USED ai~CLli f<awal.Stdnway·Baldwtn et< ADORABLE -· male iporldlnc a It or n o,o n '• be -tor tllot -"" Garcloo er... ......... ~ °"''"''""' ~ -· 1815 cull. or "' eolor, V-t. fUll !!""F'A All ...... . IO-Ull Pla)'Or ~ & J!oli, Cblbuabua -. tor a -~· In l<e.-pont ....._ car, Sn1al e UM. M,tor "-ltl7llar0 : :;::.:. e Claelempo '!Ill o-e 'a I I & b I air, low mllHP. xlot !*Id·
EC1AL a.nta1a ......... we Buy.sen hotno. Pnoltt adulu . »rpd. Call nr..:., m..1152. t•u• oo-Avallable .,. ·--, , Cl>lax!k ,-. 1118-3519 .-, m-2111. .
SP . -01rJ<t -Do11J 1U $111 ]U MHll3 ...._ t 1\0' BOSTOI< Whll<r l)lpe ff'M. ftn ' y -• -
from 12.911 .... Call ..,.u FIELD'S Pwtos MUST llnd -.. .,. lo ......... -· 112$. • :., ";""IY.lf --.~ !:. l If 5tf0-G ' IMW SUIAIU Rao. Guor. ~=-· Colla MelA (nl) ULit>A pound. Sbepbenl/Terrt... h.p. ~ Fllhmnan $113,43 Kii IJ, --"" ,_ ,.., ... _ ::J'-1' ' __ .....:.,· ~~,.--1 = nA 1ar -an equ1pt -•• · -•-r f Pl. v1111---• •• !lm~M .
MlteellM•• 1' I l"C E Lester 1 pl n « t pup& Lowable, s..q. o.b. Sl25. fB..2332 • pllft'l&cr, roof atr. and llolortlome. Rell' twill ~ CD * ..-.. · .....,
, W-m PI.Ulo.s.crillee $411). See at FREE to you D~ an ""11t l<EW A""" Red ernt ~ YN, lollt $».GO le the toW l7l80I' - -All -bis ...,..,oi,-. -1" 004 «llb 51, Nwpt Jaland. lclttena. $300. a-tor UJ5), -. -and only eoac. .,.. tm -Irle butane ref111eral<r, . • M i-u 111111
WANTED. Old ..U wJdier m.«l8S. US.OW alltr 3 pm. 54Hl'lt $US.G ta the toW -We -Ibo an 11te1 Amlp -wttb """"°"" ...... FRm W.<RllEN'I
doll --....... WUllU'lZER ....... w.. 1 y..,. old -Elle lO Foot boat b1llL $25. lOll :::."' ~ :,;,,! -· Pia. can --· ..... ..s i>J3SO °""" aov9~ I Sport c. C••• ,wbftlsAwkkeblir; be'lf.-.caualtw'IJG. Hound. call attn 5 pm. Tbarin,CM. ·• s ·eacbwood 22' ttoawttbdadr._•ufntnatSt:, , nc.
lhlrley T•plO , - -51&-l'l!I. · MMlllT. 151-&lier S ~ -lar Ill lllORltba, .., -I ·~ G ~ power lrUN, ...., ...... it, II. e ORANGE OOU!f!TI
• IS.T . ....,. pint). •• --<ndll --·-·· n. -Inc. alt ooad. Pd 7'Jl>dv. Co.ta--IAllGJ3l'
• 1 1nc11 and 11 llndl DIOmw s~ ·-~-~ FRl!J KITTINS -· ,.· .. ·.. _ -1e 1S2110.!s lndudlnc ~ -"" •n10. dood a1J1e ...,.,... -. "SEE ' no !!.11181., u, .-
qWntupJet dOll. ·-..-~· .,.-,, * IC-2425 * ._ tu and lioawe. Deferred UlllU. tr TODAY!" • ~ · '°'all old dilld't -.. .. ,. • ' a2 * DlllT. ru.r.. DIRT * -im.IEA~llAY" ,,.,....;,. prtee 11 $Tll!tl.IO Tron.;.;·Trnwl MS lmmocll1i. Dollvory ' TOYOTA
, oebool detk. · • lxf ,._ wan dla!tlaJr, 1 111.EE\lar haullnr. • >d• 115 Olds.-..,.., lll', Di =:= 1~ ~ AlllS'l'llEAM • 1961• 22" SerlaJ •5mu , DATSUN SAYINGS 111
lll$--. ....... both aides -i>lt, 3 -** 48'l-61'IT Serter. ~ tor Water -. •----• _,,,.__ ~-•• ~~ Im $IHI • • • ~ . -----·---~~ ~~.~~-' : SMA1L l'lallo, ,......_ .-avail. 185 ea. m-70!5-LABRADOK, male l ~ Sklb>j< 1 llfltlnr. londem rai. •-12 M ~ ~-•••1-Bft.t llDDV · ·-. -•le~·· .: ~tte-. · pil<h ._.,. "°"* -. s<1wle1ttim.n' ••• trallor. Call' allft 12,00 ° . ..,.. ~·~~--·-· """"' -·-·-., 'ON ALL
: re11011abla', IOf.a..btd TV,..._."''" IU-0249 aft 5 ~ noon. (714) t3MC8Z. MUST W BARRY Aue. S.rvloe, P•rtl Mt • ' l.OIV 'I ~ Runs· areat! '72
: -...1 Ilia. Pho•• ...... IM LAUGHS. ton . BELLI ' ~ P014TIAC.0Mc-Fll!li ~~
: • -· ZENml 6 RCA 1V'S ~ 1'0rn bU< ,.,... !':.'.":'~ so.-.r ,,., aa1e by ........ PONTIAC.OMC-FIAT MIJC Uat 1t.·o1 ~ 'hWYI " .. ~ T. TOYOT••
: OONCRP'E 1ob1e A bendlea lea than ... -~3 ldttena. t wka. ·~ pe 1961 lll' Ll4.P, built, tn-(lat st al SA. Frwy.) lOOll E.1at Ill,• llanta """1~.,,,,.· '°'""-;:-,,_.,-_, Jl!l
I 'lot polio. A1ao ..... ....... -~--tube l --M•' TINY ~-.... . board/out-0 . M. c. lOOO E. lat St. Santa Alla TRANSMISSION . . tli.1000 '67 FIAT Good oond .
.t chain In ..,. ..,. -. ,. ~·-· ' •· ~-· • -u~-. Pl¥'0bred, outdrive Cliam>lat vs -5!18-1000 $ $ $ $ • • • $ $ $3511 t , i ...._ All .a;., a 1la111 e ~ female Slamele , . ' 546-0JJS, • • • • • • 16-:mJ. modela In atock. Cull 111 . m.'IOl3 · lilt hull~. Uaed 31 10!1 ft. cab ..,.. ......... '62 Ford l--,,;c===--
CHINA eal:tntt ot tutch,-P. plan or up tD 34 mo. ftnm. hrs. M,296. ClD lfter 6 pm. .u~ntalned. Cu, elec. er * CORVE'ITE bub c:apl A I!!'-~---, VOi.VOS
'titue or new, Larae. ctrw.. Phobe·prkelOK. ABC Free FRISKY ldtten1, 213~. battery, $1& or belt offer, be1uty rims. llai:e offer. ~..-
Jteuonabl,r. ~. Color TV, 9021 Atlanta, weaned and trained. 13' Bo.eon Whaler 33HP. M'l'-4500. 5G-l73C evt'l I: wlmds. (Pl.nl!!lina:) <Rup) (Nice) '68 JAGUAR 2+2, Cordova
tcal lntlrumontl l22 H~ Beadl 968-3329. * 513-<615 * f:u.,.... motor. Canopy ~ cycloo, •11&n, <Ull539I 5899 brown. ..... trana., a1r D-nstr:ators
Sl'El\EO SA -Kenwood ...... -· $1250. • kllhn ns I I~ .,.i.. ~ h e.e ... Examplot: . F..-lllra-1121. Am SS;" So [ JfU 587~orMM103. -llrltlo r-:! {AZVl52)
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•-• 1tll. melre olltr! 51U3TI O/B w/trler 1!i01J. u• Oul· :II" Schwtrin P 'aramoant 461 E llth
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Harbor Blvd, °"Ila Mesa Corolli , OlflCO ,I'_,..,../ aft L bootll $200. II' -Cat Reynold& !131 dbl. butted .....,..,../Clllola tn Cosio'~ . = ~ -thru 1600 CC. E.,IM, Au!o-,
. I.... at s'• CRIFl'CE! Halllcrallt1' Pm, 0-.11 1!41 S350. -wlcda)oL :::"~pl==.: g,_ ....... t5' MS Ot6t Rodlo, Air Ctllld.
walnut 44""'2'~ .sx-'2. short ...... ..., .... liOLLER p-$.15 all ·n 15' D-. ald!I. 911 DR'' bubo ' -... $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ • '70 Jag XKE Coupe $2394.1111 -is •ecutive dnk 6 matdd .. receiver $125. M&-4929. colon RP Joh.neon, _fully equlp. Center pull bralct:• .-i• 19T1 hctory bit ltrMt dune '67 EL ~·~o " ....-_IPeed, air, chrome wire
'• -L.-'-.,£_."'_ ......... .._ '"" ..,.,..... _,_ ""' T-L.! ..aLMH · $5CO. '7S-48CI. ~ bugy. Excel eond. Side ~-. • ' 1_.., wheels, one owner 16,IX» •-• _,_.,. ~ ""'~' ~~ uuw. --.... ~--L-.&•• CU/ti!._ ~ -54S-340Caft..TPM. curtiliiil' ----• bucftt-.ta, radio beater rn1Ji!S(ll9DNR), ,_.__ If , l<IOO. ·""°"" <ntl lllt-8814 model .wtth IegL W-TURTLE FREAKS -9' l&' Built Rite, 50 HP ·n CB-51JO.t llroMe 2330 mL Ila · A rMln • $1!00: <Q29500l 11189 DAVE ROsS $4399 -
I or IC-3Y11 ldpft' JOOC). J5:0. 549-341li aquarium " turtlH ii: &C> JobMon. TOt traller. $1395. Llke new. 'Bou&ht Mw. '11. ~ ~ Nit e I PONTIAC, -H. r b 0 r CREVIER sMw '72 YOtV.O,
·lle'l chr •U OrMkl in.. dlnlcJptt . will train Ir . . 2rJ)onl!'t.1960·,~0trd 66-'fflCS ' '3 Mo. New.~ T/ axle A Price .effti.ttlve thr\I 208W.:.:n8;ttaAna D 5 ,._.,_ ~ EXEC. aw1w1 ..... $13-23. R.!!. -· Bm I -$100A91-'212. -m.5110 $1lOI). da)o 616-2181, ..., Blvd., Colla M-!lt6-8011
I j. "' w. -QI ~ a ,nc. CID bltwem cm UJ + trlr w/elee wtneb. Gocid '12 M.ltador lSDT all equl bul rear torsion bar. New ~ ·="',_,_.:;..::::,,.~~-I 2 r., 4 ~,-" ..... ,
l ,IU-3t08, . 10 m..s pm. 511-lUf. . PERIWI coocl. iueo. IC-1.534 --~ mt ~ 1300 vw •JIC. ST/letraL ·n Jeauar eonv. A/C, -.. Htol., Rod:· 11 .... i ••••••••••••••••••• -:'!'." $3S. CF A -., Ront/Chart'r 90ll :... "12 ;,'.; platea. $8X>. 11450. -Auf9 ~ Mt =· ~ :!i ~: $3494.11
• l . -MOOllLlGHT SAIL • 65' -· Truclul "2 LEASE NOW $3850. PYt. pty. m.12S2. ,.~
" 44 Violin, .... ' bow SCHOONER Tinn. Sept. ·n -CUatont ...... Lo JAG XK 1SO H.T. Cpe. *Fl_..... J A/},.,,.,,,,,,Ml.AIJJ $3S. Call aft"5, M1·'606 21. Depart DRYDOCK mUet. 'rake """ $3SmO '7l)Cllevylf2Ton ,73, Elec:tric ............ ..._...,
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7V~"«a _ ...... 1 .... Roturn 12 ........ pr1 / .... 1.... Plckul. eu.tom Sport, VI, S $'150. 551-'556 Ava~ ·.~ · · n.,. 154 ..., -·-llO .., = .... 9!3-3210. auto. """·· tact..,, atr, " ... MANN GHIA. wrm • A COO\IW...,..,.., pawn. Jlnfrvltlonl '1lf. '10 Honda SL 350, 8000 ml'•· JIOY(el' ltffi'ina:, radio, bt:1t· """ -. -No Down = ;::::,.-l14I • HAPPlNUS la a black 5'MllL Ewa CC-1122. Vory pd com. Ca 11 er .. tinted eJau, atep bump. l.Ei\SE ALL !:"':::"'a 2 ,:,_ ~ ....,, s.t1 "' 513-1'00. :;,:::;: =>;;;:: MODELS AND ~~:•lib p.,o~~ --d ·-.. a Silky llAIY MUST 0011 1970 HONDA 350 --' dlr. Call 136-Q;.15. -• oond .. 'AM/FM, Jdbc ·-"I'' Pw Iii atl .. WOMln't W!l'W
C1H Mory llotll '4U671, ox! ~
. Two Ways G.-,1 9illckll .,T.oys
"""" ,... ,.,.. -1r Racb!r eat Wu! Sacrtt1ee ::_: l400. --"' '11 JEEP , -drive MAKES -· 551-1.!68...... .,, .• .-!.
Wnalea, SlOO/~er. .. • PSI ........ Daya • pickup. v-11 -· ...,.. Southern Catlf...:. MAZDA TmtUU.A · ~ evu. 54MOl5, ""'S7:H0'79 1911HONDATJUlL10 RIUllM '~=,.... _ _.._ .... _ --~-----·-MariJ.CROSS BARS XLl<T ......... alt oondittontnc. ''-·-OB!;DlENCE dua lo otart •n v....... 3 moo old. · · ('48CIB) $349!. DAVE 1st Na"-"I · _,., "' · .1 · · 111 ·th• lrvtne/Newport Under WUT&JllY,. loaded, COND. 1115• 518-S659. ROSS POl<TIAC. 2410 llUllCI . LEASI S'PECIAI l966 liar.,,,,,.C.111'',~-
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Ti30 .pm. Open .. all docs ·~· IPCl .. ----LEx-!lt6-801T. Prl<t e11ecttve Bank L•~titW $57 u r :nt -· ...... 1 .......
overJ,JDOI. 54M92I. **HOBIE 16 ** eel. o:md. m-8518. thru 9r.t:Jn2. """"'6 9ifl F woman df\Y't!· ~·
DAOISHUNDS pDPlo mm.. Uh new! bee atru! '10 Klwuald 500, ExW\ded '70 c1aauv lj. T :m:I BUii.nm Center Drive I • "'ii: Corolla W."'Gretn.-
AKC. ·-niahor red; Muat See! llQll. 615-l,.. 1-. exeellent rondltlon, ·~ • J 4 Oft Irvtne, Calli. 906&4 Load&«.. llOl'AllY pow" ed. blk tnt. $14111J. .
black/tan; wry mtn adlt ll' SLOOP· ~~ nd 616-4412 aft" 5 pm. Pick-up. c,uatom cab, VS, nt/833-38l0 2131621-0.167 :!G mo. + T A L. For resp. Kent 6'15-6611; (Ill) --
.r.... 11u --...uuu ai • :Must , TC auto.' --· · "---· .... p•· ~·---ns. -~"~ .. crllloe. $300 at beat o!lu. · 10 .&!ZUKI SQ, 2500 ·~-. ~-., ' Autoo W-"8 v • ·~ .. TRIU,.-... M7~. rpJles. dtrt/road bike. Mike power 1teerinr, radio, heat-e . """" rra~:¥s iOm. si.,,,i;;cic. "' :~~A:: :u:,~~ .•. :-~~~ REWARD . "o;~;Ai~~,, ·=~::e ~ ·
eve£ ~~sup *;,"'" boat Good"°""~ ·n EconoUne su..,. van. It ~o !!:..e ~'. ~PSpi-1~': -: m•••':f.,~ "iiHOIXlaSL3!!0. 1n1u1a1ec1 • paneled. WILL-PAY ' OYER "BIHEST~.:.s .. ·~~ ... ~ =
en, f moL MIF. • 6'D--7950. Xlnt lh.lpe. $595. ~~~ C::OO = · ·~ ,llae ... "~ la tbi..dtffeN'ftCt" &f&..1390. ~ m-%129. WANTED: !!O' allp .. aide tie * 551~0 * Std. -Tape deck, fl8(JO. -• HUNTINGTON BUCH VOLKSWA•EN
LOVE FOR SALE. Jrioh Set-:;_ month "' ,...,, Call * Sumld Ill Honcho '11 '15-'990 P~ late model, -· MAZDA
ter ..... AKC, Excel 1981. SbfttorDlrt.MIUISeel 'TO,liChevy.Aulo_tuU ·t...,.la ~!!°"rt ~~.. lT33llleacltBlvd. ::ee.lo'i•' :
breedtnc. See' to apprec. DOCK avail up to 25' Pwr. $250, Tom ~-pwr air Dix CUit cab ' '"'r-1, ...--or sa.eeaa Leue Mer Mr Fry N II 1 m--. om,. 121n -. • • •: Metwr -$2900. 11'1 .. Pmitooa. ~ ":::'',., . • • Nice YW7
' GERMAN nhortha!r .... ILIOl•lde tie. &n-1506. Sftlo(Ront 940 0. C.M. · 'ud ad llar 8-Wo fla .. cl-·uro' ot
AKC, .SJoo, cir make otter'. e· MOORING .,.....,. DSL 11x--·-•a Ford F.conoUne van. DAI£ RO$S cash diacourrt.
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OBEDIENCE d• .... Tuea 6 38th st. Newport Beach. SALES a Ll;ASINo •89 ~ y.,..vs, :..ued, Finance · You ·
Sat.'''° to p,:Kl am. eetrtn. Private !ti' boat dock. 165. tun .ervtee tadtlty , c:rp~ mqa. ..w rubber, 2411 Hirllor Blwl. . Bankrioilt'!>K;,·~epoOK,
nlng 9/23. Martlncreat Ken-min. 673--0lSl ....__ Mat 0-•• Good cond. $1995. -1199. · ' ~ Crac1ll OK ...... -· , ...... s ..... a s111 ,11 uci••1-~ llUHl.l . *CHEVY.~* ~,. MMe ~17
... ea• Inn noMPACT c!T.Y ~~-p.~"."'w':; II' Manta by Arella Qoolt, 531-6100 .. 1To11Flatbed wCASI PAY ,:TOl'H. =r • r. =.:z: i 1-Be•<h.·n::e ..
1111m llOO. 531-1146. · tr1-hull, 01\IC-V-6 1 tern Roni A -H-ISTS. ** · 493-3850 1 147~ • . AK drive. Mally xtru. Mint e 1980 EL CAMINO needs a i9'iii VW Adventure camper '
C German Shepherd I cond. Tlr incl. AU 1971. for yeur 11..t• home. $175.-Excel ~· 1.o1 mUelge,.
monlhL llluat .. u ...,, 13.950. 551..-* UM301 * ~ .. ..,,,.;'Call;=.,::115-::..:lllll:;::..-..,. •--•...... W/tent ~~ ·$3 •oo . reuonable. 147..o?+c. :: .. ---., .-• .._. ~
GERMAN She~nt Cam,..rs, S.lf(Ront 920 l<EW LlFE'flMES-tl"-'5:1 cBEVY 1n1ck, needa Olll • ltr ---, . . ~· puppln. . A at .fa ___ ... Pvt trOnamiadotl. $111), 6"-m1 l!DllTU l'llt:llllllln VW 1-~ ·
AKC ..... Bile A tan. Sholl. VAN · 'II Doda<; ttb<lllt pcy. -·~ after 5 pn. -~Q _,...,...j . ·-·~ .. ftbll ·
Whip IP llrlo ""'""trio for Bom 113/Jtn. 141-9917. =· eean.· ·119·5 9. * WiN'ftii 114TES *' 'IO FORD PANEL. Alt .... -~ :i.-l!IO.-!i ~: :
I chun::h t:uaar, filla. TOY Poodln AKC rq:., ' ews gp..2789. Mtr horM rentals. 1115 wt + "VERY GD COND. 21111 BIMll .,.._ ~ 1
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I • I . U:Vil1"1'Y·""" CENTI! GERMAN Shephml puppie~ 642~5671• air, .... $211"°1 A llc/n\i. Beoul cond.• 111185.
-..ted 'P.tttl'h 96rr: ...,_ b" eacb pattern • add 25 3 mo old, male A: female, Fl'M ,,... IN CISI ! ,f75-12'11 ~ · .
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' per la. ...... 54-btCh• top In&: otberwiM thlrd-d••1 female 1100 "" ,,_ ' c1eu-will take ... ~ ' • . ·-· ··-511-1292· 612-4122 .• · ' .. -eekl · • more Send to ;;:;;· =-,,.-'-' -=--~--a.an Q!:lftl Allee Broo1ca the DAILY IRISR"aetler popt. AKC ,.1 . oiata•: ~ .. ~: PILOT, · 105. Needlecraf1 6wkl cfd. 5 11\118, 4 lero.
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1MMEDIAn;$2Q88' DlllVERY · "u \ . . . . ••IQ'
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'ti vw w...J.iio. Pop!1<>1> camper wtten.L AM/FM.
'front mount spare Ure.
Header eJthaust: Tnillcr ~~'FER!
VW '69 e&mper, pop-to~,
new t:ilft, battery. Orig. .wn.... IJC,O, ~
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'68 CHEVY
CA.RRY Al.L.,.
Hunting s .. son $pedal
f Wheel Drive, Po\\"U Ritch, 1
<No. 1432l.
$2495
11~.~~~u 465 E. 11th,
Costa Me1a '65 E. 17th, ., ~
'ff RIVIERA 645-4466 Costa Mon
\l!nyl top, vinyl strato bench $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 645046' •
.. ai.; lull pow•"· factory ' l70 CADILLAC $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
•air, tilt wheel, radio, heater, Coupe .r>eVille. Vinyl top, full timt Cllev. eoncoun Estate,
·'Siew white ' wall t i·r es· power, factdry air con-I Pass. Sta. Wan. Pwr.
1 (XRG63!1) ' diUonihg, tilt w he e I , Steering &: brakes; AM:-f)t ' · $26.66 AM/FM stel'l'O r a d I o • Staw radio, tilt steer. whl.
Step Up
To Luxury • •
Excellent selection of previously owned
Mark Il l's· and Continentals.
NABE~S CADILLAC C939AVAJ: Factory Air, 1..,.age .. ack,
. $43·33 new tires 6 b..akes. Pnnel· 29XI arbor Blvd., ~...,..
Costa Mesa 540-9100 ,jjABE;RS CADILLAC . Ing. Asking 12899· 551-" ,.
' '70-BUICK ·-Electra Z5 • 2600 Hatbor Blvd 'il Impala CUst Cpe. PS, PB, 1970 MARI\. ill
• ,Ltmfted. FUU· power, ·faC.: Costa J(esa '546-moo air, auto, Almost tlf!W ~nd.
·•--.1-.1 .......,. tilt Must sell · for business """· · =· ··~· ~· Need A · Exquisite
~ cruise co n1 r o I. ~ , rea.JOns. · Days. 646-9358;
. cZIT069J. 12999. o • v E Nice Cadillac? _•1~•es.~54tHll=="'=-==-:1• ~~ . J::'O~p, 2"48'0 We have Clean Ca rs at '63 CHEVY PANEL
Ebony black finish, black landau, and matchi_ng Jeathe_r f~a~ure.
Full power cruise control climate control, air cond., 1nd1v1dual
power front seats, power 'door locks, tilt wheel. (~BIJ) Harbor Blvd., Co5ta: Mesa. cash cliSCQUnt Mags -Tires -New Paint
"M&.-8017 Price efiectfve thru W · c"' Rnns Pefect. $100 e1Zm • . -e · an crn;.1345 a11er epm SALE PRICED
· 1964 eu1c~ Wildcat 4 "' !IT Finance You 1m CHEVY Monte ear1o.
AJC, PIS, P/B, Good ilankrliP.t OK ,Repo-OK, .xlnt cond, auto, P/.S, PIB.
con<I. Clean ,.Nu paint1 " , ~.·No ·c redjt OK r R&H, ·air. ~ awlt. ' ',
ll33451&.,, t. ' ' ' · ,..,;...MPA.l"f C'"' 13245' _, '
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' fully loaded. Stereo tape, nu . '711Cl\'llll LAC. br!a. $2000. M&6135.
ttres, m-15M-m ... ruo:> . SedaD. Oe'.Vllle. 'Vinyl top. 1969 KINGSWOOD.Estates, 9 '•ti" Cad Cp pevJlii. ad ~leather interior. 'tilt .wheel, ,·pass., JO miles, new tireJ,
) shape. sm. Ftrn,. I•• : • / AM./FM stereo, pcrwer ~ fully ~p'il exceW, au-.
. ~ ~~· _. .: ,locks. !W~t _1ent t ne,.,,, SJ.695. 64f.-5108 · '
'61 CADl~µ\C · '......-ear. (1!8CQIJ '62 Chevy ,Jnipala. SIL Wag.
Coupe -DeVilk!. ym£j.: top. • -$5555 · Xlnt oond, Reblt eng. hr)!<,
cJo\h ' .. I••"!"' '"""" lUll NABf:R~ 'CADl.LLAC batt. Call ,..,.,,, -· pow!?f, factory air, tilt-tele 2600 Harbor BlVd '64 Chevy Mill bu Sta. Wag.
wbed, AM/FM J' ad i o, c.osta , Mesa ~ Auto V-8, air -1: pwr. $380. _ _., d9or ' ,locks, etc. 1965 SEJ>AN : d. Ville, ""°" 546-6100, rn.&ll4:
(5!&Ei!l\l S -c:ond. Moke ofter. '63 'Cbevy l.i""8.,2 dr, I cyl. $25 S ' I< "94-$,46 * ' · Auto, New brla. ,Gd cond.
NABE!llS· CADILLAC. .~ff {;~f:!!LLAC PJO. 54W!OO.
2m Harbor mvd., Coupe nevwe. Vleyl ~p.
, ~Mesa .~9100 leather 'inter., Full p:>wer,
'68 CADll.J...AC Cou p e factory, air, J?OWet door
'DeVUle. Loaded.. •·Fu J ), locks, AM/FM WSW, ttc. power,·~ AM/FM ' a't't! re 0 , V~cy_ low m~es. <tsPss't>
I power ...u.cloiis, Vta,)I ....,1, $3666
1 "~-o:~:-m:'~~~ NABER~ CADILLAC , ~ Harbor Blvd. TIAC. 2480 Hatbor Blvd., eo.ta Mesa ~9100
CH RYS ...
'.69 NiWPORT
Factory air •. loadea. $1ti9fi.
(020ABR),..dlr# Call, 836Q35.
1964 Oirysler New, Yorker
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• 615--0245 • 'Costa Mesa'546-8017. Price 'eueciivi rthnl g/'JJ.)m. GAD '66 DeVipe, all xtraCalls, '54 bla'ck· 2 'dr': sedan,
''9 EL DOR:ADO c .... col>d. l'yt .pty, · °""''r.'1\utis-;....,. $100 01'. 842-9646. . . best offer. 536--'693.
Yh;Yl top. leath~r lnterfor. ,70 "L DO~DO CONTJ""'NTAL Full power, factoey air, tilt· ,. . lfi"' • • n~ .. teie wheel,. AM/FM stereo, Vinyl 'tpp, firemi .paint,
power door locks, cnrl"' ~\<!Other, ln.ter., lu)l "°""'' · CoiYAIR '.
oOntml, twilight Sentinel. factory 'a'ir, tilt wheel, •. ,...;,-------
<YPB712)· AMJFM st~, power door '63 Cmvair van. New reblt
$366 .. 6 Jock>. twtllglit ... t1ne1, low ' ·~ tnileap.-(!708Sl'J eng. __..,. • .
NAB.ER$ CADILLAC ·$SJ 11 5J6.$3
2600 Harbor Blvd.. •NABERS CADJLLAC COUGAR
Costa Mesa 540-9100 . 2600' HaMxir 'Blvd. -
19'Kl CADIILAC SEDAN DE Costa Mesa 540-g}~ '67 Cougar GT. Air~ auto, PS,'
VILLE. AU. extras. . P/dlsc B, ~ t';~w
$4,000. 546-6604 CAMARO paint, Mags.' . '
'70 CAJ)IJ:.LAC ' . ' . DE SOTO -
Foll power, factory air, vinyl 1968 Camaro V327. Delux .
Q.utstanding Group Of Choice Cars!
i970 V.W. Bus
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Red with r1iiack .b)tefior, radio, h~at
er. J.ooka A: drives like new. (919·
BSW) .. $1975
1971 Comet
2 DOOi. SEDAN
· lJke . new. 11,000 miles, Ught Ivy
gold/gold Landau/matching, interior.
Automatic, R~ power steering,
Edonomy plus. 1947DDX>
' SALE PRICE
1970 Ford LTD
1970 Opel GT
SPOlT_COUPI
Racing yellow/black bucket seats,
radio, heater, radial ply tires, low
miles. super clean. (262ASN)
SALE PRICE
• 196 9 Monterey
4 DR. H.T. IXCELLENT ..
Ll~ht ivy yellow With black londau,
matching interior, V-8. auto., trans.,
· radio, heater, •power stcerlng, power
brakes. air cond.· (YPS83J.)
' " $1875
1967 ·cadlllae . top, cloth &: leather interior, A/C, , PIS, vinyl top, wide 1948 DeSoto, Mint cond. Few
' tilt-tele ' Wheel, AM/FM ·ovals. ~Ie8.il gOOd ·cond. owners, low mileage. ·$500.
:·stereo, )lOWer dodr ·locks, 833-8516. · fl75-0'245. Gold metallic w/matehlng interior, '-.. mileage ex-•~··"· ---oD~O=D~GE=,--,· t lack ...... , ,root. Automatic,, rad!,•.
; H.T. SI DA,I; t l i!' IUY
Beige with parchment lntC'rlor, full
power, factory' 8.tr' 00nd (TWP400) ,_ " --.--'68 camaro. ·Excel "'""· 321 · . ·•· •• , ··~ ~-Ul\5ro.J) · ei.ti!or, powtor 1teern1g a: brakes, tac-~· · cu in., wide o\.'.llb,, mega, ___ _._-"-''""'.,--ll ··toty·a1t. (540AEL) · . $4333 console. $1,500. 613-1182., '66 OODGE ;;AN·
NABERS CADILLAC '68 CAM.\RO. 321. Good i1IJO '! ~16 :rm•.
2600 Harbor Blvd., cond. l],400 or best otter.
Costa Mesa ~9100 * tiZJ...llOO * Sell idle Items ••• ~5678
Autos, U...S · · 990 Autos. U-· 990 Autos, U-99C
'73 . BUICKS
SO NEW . ...;.. EVEN . tHE ;·
NAMES ,HAVE BEEN"' ' ·;
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ORDER YOURS RIGHT NOW!: . . . .
~me to ·:re'ny~•U.icl' and.'
see Tbis ·creit ' lme of
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ALWAYS A GRE AT
" SELECTION OF TOP
QUALITr . CARS ...
"Orang1 Covntv'1 Fami111 of Fint Cari•
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' ' 2829 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA Ml'SA • 640-6i3o ,. • •
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COLONADE HARDTOP COUPE
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J s'-o" you! From the all· new Omega
to the beautiful Toro1 ado.
ALL REMAINING '72 OLDSMOBILES DRASTICAiL Y
REDUCED TO CLEAR 'EM OUT. DEMONSTRATORS ,TOO!. . -, I
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Aulot, CIHd 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, Used '90 Nice ford? Autos, UHd 990 '69 ford Galaxie Aulot, Used 990 Aulot, lhlld '911 I;;_;;;='--"=---· I---'------W h 1 t 4 Dr, Auto Tran•, Air Cond, 1-~-:-:-:-:=:---1;;.;;;=c.:::=--~I DODGE DODGE FORD FORD • ·~• c Hn ca rs • '71 COUNTRY SQUIR£ Power StOtting, Clean Car. HORNET PONTIAC cash d11count, $lJ99 ·n DODGE Dmlon. 28,000 MUST sell immediately! '69 1960 Ford Falcon wagon. Ex· '70 Ford LTD, 4 Dr. Air, We Can :;ltaUon waaon. VB, auto •n Hornet Spottabout. For Need A Nie•
miles. dean. Sl.750. Coronet, V-8, auto, map. eel cond. Must seu. p/s, p/seats. p/wl.ndows, Finance You tram factory air power Ale or trade equity tor
968-6J.Ot Xlnt cond. Forced to sell 979-4G) p/b. Private party, Days lndliw. deertna M:i . -older car. 66--11'95 att 4:30 Pontiac?
'69 Dart. VB, auto, d9n. $600. 54().40l3. '69 Ford LTD .c dr .full pwr. 21 J: 439 • D2 74 • eves Bank~ptcO!ii~dK OK, ~er ~white wall ~_, ~ .. pm. We h•ve cle•n cars •t
·PS •• ~. Xlnt cond. FIREBIRD Low mllew. $1895.. ,,,, ..... ,,.. COM.PA' CT CITY tires. (mcAK). $3595 dlr. 465 E. 17th, JEEP . cash di•*•'·
11475. 64U33:i alt 6 pm 2131434-7088 ·71 PINTO Comm. Spd. 2000 Call -. Cost• Mo.. ~· Can
'66·00DGE 6 Van. reblt enc '69 Firebird 400. Xlnt cond. "White ~ephanta" over-run-cc eng. Disc brka, 4 spd, 17090 Beach. H.B. , 6450466 , '
auto trans. Xlnt cood., -', Alr, AM.-FM, + xtcu. · ho , ~--the like new oond. ~21'15. 847-6559 65 FALCON 2-dr. 50,000 mi. $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 62 W~ ...._ 4 W.O. Fl e YK -12275 Pvt n~your use. 'w" m P/1 Rill, new linL .... ~ .,llCll _'.!__ - --------492-'nm. • pty, 9&2-4I05. into -"Cash" ••• sell them Like ID Trade? Our Trader's Perfect for wife $400 -~-~ . ' B• OK, Rtpo OK,
HOUSF. Hunting? Watch the thru a Daily Pilot ClauWed Paradile column ta for you! Sell 1he old !tuft. Bu;y the 897_7114 car ' · Fut ft!IUltl 11J"e J\JSt a pbonr * * No Cl'Mllt OK
Need a "Pad"! Place .. adt OPEN HOUSE column. ad! 5 lines, 5 days for 5 buck.<. new stul!. · all any. 6G-anl. LINCOLN COMPACT CITY
Autos, Ne-.-980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autot, New 9IO Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 ,65 17090 Beach, H.B. Contimntal 4 d r ,
AM/FM, air, etc. Elec sun 847-65.19
VENTURA 1 VENTURA CUSTOM • FI REBIRD 1 ESPR IT • FORMULA 1 TRANS AM 1 LEMANS 1
LEMANS SPORT COUP E 1 LUXURY LEMANS• GRANDAM 'CATALINA 'BONNEVILLE •GRAND
VILLE 1 GRAND PRIX 1 SA FAR I 1 GRAND SA FAR I • LEMANS SAFARI
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Y ou are cordially invited to attend
our announcement showi11g of
1973 Pontin.cs in our display room
co mmencing Thursday , 'September 21st.
DAVE
2480 H~RBO~· at Fair . Drive COSTA MESA
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557-~days;4'4-6360alt6 pau wagnnL AUID. lnnl.,
'68 Lincoln 2 dr medium VS. power lt:eerini:. fadarJ
blue/blk top, J35& Galaxy, air, roof rack. low miles.
N.B. "5;3178 ( . . ._.1 . Low a I
· . 'D~ "' ~ PON-MUSTANC5 !. / ,... -BIY<L.
-lliiMn.1 Price "11 'MUSTANG FASTBA thru f~/'l'l.
V-8, auto trans., fact air, ,70 roNTiAc TO V-3. ,
tinted glass. FM/STEREO, '
pwr. steering, al! vinyl tn-Kpeed, 1actory air, power
ter., heavy duty wspension, lf.eerin& I: brakes. J1PWtt
Org. $4200 • Sacrifice $2750 window•, radlo, heater, lp'w.
ar TRADE for cash I: older low milH. (224BKV) Sl'199
van. 61&-1009. DAVE ROSS PON'IIIAC,
2480 Hubor BIY<L, Oleta "11 Mach I-Top cood. Gra1> Mesa. 546-8017 Price' .ef •
tier yellow wlblk int. Air, fective thru 9/'J/Jf72. \
tape deck, auto windows &: -~-~~=-.,.-~I tnns. $21195. rr.>-1200 '63 GRAND PRIX. One
owner 6 excellent condltlon.
:1970MUltanf,lomUea&'!Ex-Only 66,000 miles .
eel cond. Many x~I Must Automatic trans., all' c:Ond., ~. Sell or trade. (aft 5) comfortable bucket iea.ta,
-Magnesium whft1s. Al£-FM
'10 '8 Mustang 302, mags, ....00. $SiO for quJdc '""'·
-llalaD:ecl. $2100. 541-:1136, • '
B»-l!Z. '69 PONTIAC Grand Prix Autoo. Ulld 990 model J. Air, __ wli>liow.,
OLDSMOBILE ~ :"·i.!\."'1ar'.':i ...-.---!!----· sale! Chtmlr 144 q 11,
ows -frz, elr concl .. '68 ......... Sia. w-hd
AMf£11, io,d<d. pooo . """"'"rib. '13,ooo ,,._, 1 Alm 5. .-ZC. eyL Runo aood-$HO.
OU>8 Fl& 4 u>r:e •&&, air, SCl-4$10. • . i
ytQ.yt xlbt e o D d • 'M Pontiac BpnnrriUe .. X;1nt
-mech&nlcal cond. • '10 0. l9l1 SS S t a t i o n MT-1213.
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OPEN HOUSE
6to 10 PM
Thursday Sept. 21, 1972
CHAMPAGNE
REFRESHMENTS
ENTERTAINMENT
1 See Them Thursday September 21, 1972
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1973 Buick llegal c;olo1111ad• 'Jtanltop· Cpe.
• A New 'S11aller Luxury Car From Buick
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l 973 Buick Ellctra 225 Custom HT Sedan
Jhe Ullimaia 'in Luxury ·
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1973 Opel Manta luxus
Go Far on a Little Money
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1973 Buick Gran Sport Colonnade HT Cpe
Solid Feeling for 1973 ·
1973 Buick Estate Station Wagon
The Luxury Car That's Also A Station Wagon
1973 Opel GT
Uncomplicated Excitement
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1973 Buick le Sabre Custom.Ht Sedan
Tbe Full Size Buick We Sell More of Them than anro11ter
1973.Buitk 8iviera .. ~ .. ~-. • ,
Nobody's Yet Been Able to Co'1 it Mayhe
Because We Didn't Copy it in the First Place.
. ' 1973 Opel Stati111rWa1~n .
The Low Price Makes Ibis A Welcome Wagon
FOLLOW THE PARADE TO MIKE McCARTHY AND SEE THE ALL NEW '73 GMC TRUCKS
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LERS AND PLYMOUTH$, AS ATLAS CHRYSLER • PLYMOUTH ENTERS FINAL
DAYS OF YEAR END CLEAN UP SALE ••• IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK •••
ACT NOW!
Brand New 1972
Plymouth Satellite C,oupe
s.,1.1 tt au1.c2-..1 •M11
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MANUF.
PRICE
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whiyt llde ........ ~O/IO'"' wlill l•••11r l'Hllw, w/1/w tires. P~IHl'I. 6 way lift.
, SPEGIAL USED CAR VALUES
'67 PLYMOUTH WAGON
Fury ] t••I w1qon. VI, 111lome+ic, ••·
dio, he•l•r, pow•r •'••ring a b1eke1,
WSW, eir conditioning, roof reek.
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,Sat1llit1 2 Dr. H,ToVI, automatic, r•-
'iflo,' h•1ter,· power 1t11rin9 I br•k11,
W/S/W, Air conditioning. (527 CUVI
'70 Pl YMOUTH SATELLITE
VI, •ulometic, reclio, he1ter, pow•r
1leerin9, white w•ll•, •ir c:ondltion in9,
C737BLS l
'68 · PONTIAC BONNEVILLE
'4 Dr. H.T. VI, evlometic:, r•dio, h••I·
er, power 1l••rin9, pow•t br•k•1.
IYZL<4971
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'67 FORD WAGON
Country Squire. VI, r1dio, h11!1r,
power 1t11rin9, WSW, air condition•
ing. ll~IDPEI
5895
'64 OLDSMOBILE
V.f, •u+o"'1tic:, r1dio, h••+er. fOZW·
0171
'69 CHRYSLER
<4 Dr. herdtop. Vt, eufom•lic:, r•dio,
h••ler, power 1f••rin9·btek•1-win·
clow•·•••h, eir concl., 'split l>•n~ •••fl. IZCCIJ71
'70 FORD LTD
VI , •ulom•tic:, r•clio, he•ter, power
•t••rin9 I br•k•1, WSW, eir c:ondi·
lionin9, vinyl roof. l527AFXI
'67 CHRYSLER 300
' 2 Dr. H.T. Vt, •r.rtomette, redio', heet-
•r, Power 1le•rili9 I brlke1, WSW, eir
conditioninq. IUJT60ll
5895
'68 MUSTANG
VI, automttic, redio, he•t.r, power
1t1erin9, white 1id1 well tir11. (715•
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DRAMATIC: SAYINGS, flNEENDAllLE SERVICE
PLED WITH EXPERT DE:IVE YOUR CHOICE
AFTER SALE • • • TEST D
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CHOOSE FROM A1 GREAT · . I
SELECTION, All READY FOR
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1 Hie. All price ore pin tax -4 nc.... All prlcn •re "lid • .,
tH 10:'tO P·•·· S.9"J, Sept. J4,
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air cond., good miles.
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4 Dr. H.T. RIH, auto., ·Sedan. Full factory
P.S., air, CJOOd miles. equipped. Good
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Od , 1.~ • .:. ;I R•dio hHlor •lllO l!l•flc1 · rtdlo, ~HI..;' W IMftt•" 4'.(spt.d, ' 9~• 9·,._1r ~"' ~ J~f ~-fMIW., • • i • . II .;..---'-;..a;" • ""o-• ...:"·Jn« . hlW" ~r •-'·f , • •··tor, ' .... miles. OSS20-il 1feerln9, air conc:l.,Jow ' CJOOcr--m "" .vvm.,...,. ,. ... ., • ..,. ~ --(·· "99' l.VW'l
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LINCOLN SHELBY MAV'R'K FORD .RAMBL'R . l.
C00NTINENTAL 4 •P•~,T 9 ~~ m;les, dR1d;o, hHl•r, 6 cyHn-Redio, ~~~~speed, Conv~~~~ .. ,,
4 oor. Full power, fac-er, CJOOd miles. IZSJ. . I I Radio, heater, •utom•· tory air' conditioning, radio, heater. H•rd To 261 I v1ny roo • •pprox. 10, ..
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'69 V-l,.,to.!~~~,~~ndU~''°'' $1688. ~sttllift,. Uc1nstHo. YWXS21 1 . . .
fRON6ERBIRD · · · 171 ZDQl>l~NDAU $3788. Auto. trclt~ fatflrY .. ~tior,Wg, poww ,,..,."°"' Wbc) ~ ...... wlndowt. .
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 20, ·1972 TEN CENTS
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Ke turn Capo to School·s-Finally StUdents
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be for lbe -.... by freshmen,
sophomoreo ml juniors wbo leclmically .
"attend" Dina Hllll Hllh SchijoI.
Tbe olbel' hat/ WtJi' be for yOunjfstera ·
at.--u SID Clemente High ltudalU. ~ Hllll pupils will mov. Into tbejr real quarlel'9 nm January at lbe
new campm: la Dana Point.
Portables at Marco Forster will be mo
ed for Ille tlirie belllC to cope with lbe
crush of llludeob !bore.
Although lbe pinch In high IChool I! on-
ly temporary, lbe crunntng at Man:o . /
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Text Attaeked •
·Book Gives Actress Big Disp"lay
AIJS'l'IK Tiil. (UPI) -A hlatory boolc PrOl)Oled lcr .,. In Tew' lllth
llnde bu 1 senlelce here .ud lhort llbOut Geors• Waoblnctoo. but dnot.. ilO ~ to MlrUyu Mooroe and lbe..i.re oboold be t11nJWJ1 out, llate ollk:lall
•Tiit ~Mel Ga~ler o1 l.algvlew, ..;,,,.-lhoul lndudn a,pliolo'
•......, Ill 1 -• lbe life of tht movie Illar.
• ...,,.,.,. DOI '°'"' to ttmembet the 11ory o1 ·11er .Ille. They're ao'lnJ to ie-
. -•k tbll eexy. plcllre," MrL Gabler akl ®Inf burlap cm propooo4 ..._,._ . .
lh Galllor said lbe· boot, "SWdl l"I' ,.,._ A ..... "'°Pia"• -.., ,,_m .. • °'·· .... ~ "a,orie ·~ 1111 -of ..... .,.,, -, ma..._. of two• Ove cUflnnt Pl'.&•·'
..... abjicted to pJir... ·-·-'"" -~ .... c..t m:lole Dr. -Llllber Kini Jr. ml G1b1n w1t11 ,,_., wlille • ~not ;rmt thll lllnjflnlln' ll'l'lnklla ....... -,., ... ' • «llltl...., COllftD&lln., '
"nlo 1111111 Iii' lo 111111 .... ~ .. 7 .... Mid.
Filnter will persist unlU a second junior
bllh campus can be built on a donated
IChool sJte in Laguna Niguel.
District officliJs, faced with a light
ttinetable, hope that construction can
min urly next year so that the fall,
l~fi, school opening can come with a new
campus.
'At the elementary level finishing
toucbes were accomplished this week on
the replacement portion at Las Palmas
School.
In Dana Polnt 10 new rooms were built
lOf" Richard Henry Dana students.
Some sixth graders at district elemen-
tary schools have been assigned to less
crowded elementary schools out of their
areas to balance the load as well.
One grim note . to the entire predica·
ment faced in the district was added by
school spokesmen this week.
They said that u long as the buUdlng
boom continues along the South Coi4st the
pupil housing crlsbwW grow u well.
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SUSPECT IN ICEPICK RAPE PL!Aos INNOC.ENT
Steve H. lnNtton, 19,'Fontina Luves for Court
~Icepick' Rape Suspect
Makes Innocent P"lea
Sieve It Bl'ClllOll; IUapect In lbe
Icepick lddJlapblc ilict rtpe of •-19-yea!'o
old Laauna llelch girl his pleaded In·
nocent to all'"'Cbarges.
Bromoa, ..II, of Footana, appeared In
SWth Oi'allP County Judicial District
M•mleJPol .·Court to anawer charges of
kldnaplng, rape, assault with lnlent to
commll rape and . .....i perversion.
Ball· for Bl'ODIOD, • a chicken r a n c b
emplOfO, was ttduced from fJoo,ooo to
$15,000, Tbe -t Wll held In custody
today at Orange County Jail in lieu of
ball. ' .
Tbe public defender's olflu entered
the plea for Bronaoo, a ~lff from a
Florida cue tnvolving assault with intent
to' a•nmu:mm<1er, John crooin,, deputy
cllstrtcl •llorney said. Jqe ·It .warren Knight aet a
prtilmlnary bearing date In the case for ....._, at the SWth Orange County
J¥JcW District Municipal Court. ' .. ' B-WU lrttsted by Laguna
Bach clotecttve G<De Broob at his home In ,_ Friday.
Tbe 1-ed Laguna Jluch girl had
~ to olllcen !hit u she ......
h1trhhlktn1 north from a rtstaurant · in
tho 1llO block of South Coast . Highway
about I p.m. Thundti;, 1 car applftlltly
drl.., by 1 ...,_.lloppo<t for her, Iller
tqmblJ from the sout!>how>d lanea.
Tiit llrl pl In 6nil olllerved the driver
College Offers
To Sell Land
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Unlled Stales ~ UDIV91'1ity ha offered 10
..U .17 ~-lo tho city ol Sin Ole10 for "·~ inlllloe. • ·Tt.et. w11 no Immediate rtlPO"H
!!om dlJ ollldall, but. thet hove ex-11!'•••• M inlmll In de'reloplnt I park
'" tho land ldJolnlnl • lcies oold ·"::~ T ..... ~ Pwlli1 . L«nA
-... 111111 thll ,_ • tho Col
1'11111'1 ...... of tho ..... 17.
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lipstick. AA tho Cl!' .pusect ' ...
dowr.town IApna Beach, the teenaged
ri~er told the drJver she wanted· lo get
out, but was forced to the Door of the
car. as the driver held an icepick to her temple.
Tbe car then proceeded to l!an
Bernardino County. Police allege the glrl
was taken to a desolate area where a dlf.
ty mattttu lay In the open, raped and
forced to commit perVerted se1 acts.
San Bernardino law enforcement of.
!leers are ilow lnveaUgatlng the ll'JUl-
bllity that other ttported rapes and aex
crimes may have been committed at the
site, Laguno Beach police said.
The rsplll and his victim left tho
l!olated ,.... and the llrl wu returned
to Laguna Beoci early Friday morning,
police said.
Her atatenients led lnvestJc•tlnlf .._ ficen to Bl'OlllOO.
Oruge
·We•dler
Clear blue aklea are ~
through Thlll'lday ..... Ille °"' ange Cout, with warmer teinperao
lures, to bool llllfls 'of: 19' 11 tho
betcbea,. rllloc to. the ... 11\laDd-
Li>wa tonight In lbe lOL
IN$mB TODAY.
Orcmpe Cot1ntv ~ ti .,.
ferlng a pah' of "'rtntN" tAM
week, olong wllll a fuil -
ult of other 1l4gi tt1on11. S11
!.'ntertqiii!!11111, Pogo·27,
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Hospital
Will Close
Facility
A unique Famlly Practice Center at
Hoag Memorial Hospital In Newport
Beach, one of 100 in the United States,
rqr1 at a deficit of $2.84,000 last year and
will close ita doors in June, 1973.
Deol>IOn lo close Jbe program, design-
ed to prepare phyiicians for certification
In the American Academy of Family
Practice was by the medical staff in a
73-44 vot~, after heated d.iscusSion.
The vote mw:t be confirmed by the
hospital boanl S.pl. 25.
Opened in July 1969, the Family Prao-
tice Center cares for about 1,500 patients
a month and currently bas lJ doctors
undergoing three-year residencies in
general family pracUce.
During tbe residency, the docton com-
plete Intensive pracUce ln obstetrics,
pedlatr:lcs, irurgery and related medical
areas. A certified general practiUoner,
It .ls estimated, would be qualified to care
for 85 percent of a family's medical
needs without recourse to specialim.
The American Academy of Family
Practice was organized to combat the
growtna: trend towani specialization in
medlclne and lo fill the llttd for qualified
general practitioners.
Some of the doctors wbo will not have
completed their resldenc.its by neit year
expreued the hope that some other
Orange County boopltal might take up
the program, or tllat they could tr,anafer
to Loni Beach Memorial Hoopital, which
has a al.mllar program.
It was noted that patients at the center
ere charged fees comparable with those
chaqed by private docton ln the com-
munity-and no explanation wu im-
medlateQr available for the quarter
millloa dollar deficit,
Court Postpones
Abortion Trial
For Dana Doctor
A fOllMllO!lth delay wu ordered today
In the Orange County Superior c.urt trial
of • Dano Point pbyalctan ·~ of
performtnc -. in bis Laguna
Beach office. .
Presiding Judge Bnice Sumner aet the
trial of Dr. Robert CUmmlng Robb, 70, of
34567 Scenlc Drive, to Jan. l5 in the
absence GI a long awaited callfomlll
Supreme c.ort ruling conaldmd by both
oides lo l/O ~I~ lo the cue.
It "°' tbli liztll W deh17 ol the criminal action ~ Robb wu arrested
more than t"" years, ag~:..-~-• 1
Laguna Beoch police """"'°" Robli on
abql'.tion charges oflor be lljogedly pro-
cured· mllcarriages in young wimarrled
patients at his Art Colony olfice.
He was later cleared of those charges
when a Santa Ana Municipal Court judge
ruJed Callfornia'a Therapeutic Abortion
Law to be unconstitutional.
But the charges were revived when
District Attorney Cecil Hicks obtained an
indictment or the elderly physician from
the Grand Jury.
County Man, Son
Incur Bad Burns
A Jianllr Ana l)lBll and his II-year-old
son received sec:;ond ~nd third degree
burqs,,_Tue~y nlltht wile~ a ·water heater
pilot llgh~ caitsed gasoli~ fumes to ex·
plode 1ln the garage of their home_
firetqen reported.
Aritdnto DeLuna, 40, and his son Marlo,
or 20f2 E1 19Ui Sl., are in the bum urut of
the Oninge County Medical Center in
critical co(Kiltlon today.
Firemen said the man received burns
on %0 percent of bJs bodf and lhe boy, SS
percent.
Damage to the garage and contents
\vas estimated at $1,000.
, OMNGI COAST IC
DAILY PILOT
°rh Ot'Mln,D•I PAIL.'( ,IL.OT, wl!ll fltlldl
1• ~1'11111' l"9 t'ltw1·~rw1, 11 MllW!W )f
""' Orano• CO.ti ~IUllfot C.mHn'/'. s.,..
rtl• tdltlont •r• ""bll""''°• MDNl•r l~•Olftl'I
Fri.Ny, '°" CMI• M111, .. _,,... had!,
Hvnll119lon ll11clll,.1>Y11t1ln V•ll•'I', L111..-M
AtKtl, l,..,lne/StdilltblC.lr. _,.. $111 C:lt"""ll/
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ac!Ukln II PlilbHl'*I :S1turd1y1 11111 SuritllJL
Tn. 1W'llK1.,_I P11lll1lll1>11 pltnl 11 11 JJO Wnl
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Job1rt N. W••'
P'rnO!Mnf •lid Mllthtr
J1d1" It Curl•v 'lkit 'r•ld.nl •rd Gl'n9r1t Mlflfttt
lhom11 ic.,.,a
Ecll1or Tli•"'•• A. Murphi111 MtrMlllne ltilbr
Chtrlt1 H, lao1 Richtr4 f'. Nill
A11IM•11I MHllll!tt Edll•t s. er. ..... Offke
)OS Norltii IJ C•1r1l111 11:011, •267Z
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' Lowest Tax Rate Make Plea
• Paid ID
By JACK BROBACK
OI IM DAllr Pli.t Stitt
Laguna Beach property owners, follow·
ed closely by Newport Beach, pay the
lowest tua ol any in Orange County,
while W..Wlmter and Cypreas realdenbJ
pay the hlghext.
11ie lnfonnatioo came today from Or·
ange County Auditor-ControUer Vic Heim
who often com~l'l.ions by city of "lypi4
caJ" tax amounts for Orange County
homeowners for the current fiscal year
and for 1971-72.
The f!gurea are ba!ed OD a 16.000
assessed valuatioo which would apply to
a home having a market value of $24,000,
Helm uplatna.
Laguila's typical homeowner will pay
$576 in property taxes this ye a r,
Newport'• f,m .. On tho other end of the
scale, a Cypress ~rty owner will pay
1757 and Westmin 175.Z.
For comparlson, t e owner of a $24,000
home in Anaheim, the county's largest .
city, will pay 1645.
The figures for 1971472 were much the
same, but in that· year Westminster's
1774 edged out Cypress with 1752 ond
Huntlnctoo Beoch with Im:
Heim cautk:m that the 0 typk:al''
amountl for ach city are based on the
tu code oru lliat bas the grealeBI
a.ueuedvllllfllo.
"Sc>Jne <ode-ereaa within ...ti city will
vary, more pr lea, compared to th& prior
year than the selected code area,'' the
auditor uld. "Tbenlore the year-to-1ear
comparison lbould bo conllclered 11 lJ>'
pmthnatkm rather than ablOJoteL"
Jlel!n l19o uy1 'that whlle the ..,;;,.
partlon ct total properly lu<s paid II
made between clUes, "the considerable
differences in the total tax amount are
the result, tn great measure, of t b e
variances In the tu nteo ol achool IJ1d
special diatrlcts located in each city."
Typical tuea paid lb other Oiango
Bond Issue Gets
'Thumbs Down'
In Huntington
The fourth boM bsue In five years
weot down lo defeat in tho Huntlniton
Beach Union lll&h School Dlltrlet Tu ...
day. ~ voter turnout was ll&ht -less
than :ltl percent,
UnofflcW retums showed tho flS
rnilUon bond won $2 percent approval, far
leu than ~ 17 percent It needed. Jn only aiX of 85'' voUng precincts w1s the
necesury margin achieved. In f"Qurteen
precincts, voter approval ran under 40
percent. / '
Tho vote loialo stood at 10,869 for the
bonds and 10,1721 against them.
School officials expressed shock at the
outcome and pledged to bold another
bond election as IOOn as possible.
"From the trustees' standpoint, I'd
ilave to say that we're bitterly di sap-
pointed," said DeMis Mangers, president
of t~ high school di.strict board.
"But aa scion as the law allows, we will
no doubt return to the people with
another proposal. We have no cboict."
The bond would have financed con-
struction of a mth campus in the district
as well u tariHcale improvements at
Westminster aod Huntington Beach high
schools. To the owner of a $30,000 home,
it would have meant a $13 increase in
property tuea in the first year of repay·
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Coonty ~iUes are (11171-72 figurea In
brackets):
Costa Mesa, $846 ($640); Fountaln
Valley 1715 ($697): HunUngton Beach
1733 (1726): San Clemente~ (!600).
San Juan CaplAfano ~ ($641); Seal
Beach 1839 (163lf~ •Loe AlamllGe M
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an "effective moratorium -wtthou rop.
erty tax relief -against any priva or
pub!'; improveipent project "boweYer\
es::ential lo ~ community.''
He l"'inted out thai under Proposition :
20 el-perts in the 'fieldi of con.servaUon ,
and ecoloo· are assured representation
on the commissions "u they ahould be."
But no representation is assured tn the
"certainly equally appropriate" fields of
employment, economlcs, property use,
taxation and government finance.
Approvals from the commissions, he
noted, would be required for any home
addition, remodeling, repair or replac:e--
ment pro}ect costing more than fl ,500;
any duplex, apartment or business u·
pansion project; any library, regional
park, beach park, road improvement,
school, hospital, sewer._ cl.vie or cultural
project within a S,000-£0014wide "permit
area" running the length o[ the
California coasUine.
The "permit area'' he noted, en-
compasses not only the undeveloped
lands between Newport Beach and
Laguna Beach. but also large populated areu of bolh cities.
"There is no arguing that California
needs a strong coastal land management
program," he said. "The C.Oastal
Initiative cannot, in OUr opinion, produce
this program. Its major product would be
litigation, to clarify its intent and to com4
penstate property owners and taxpayers
injured by its excesses."
Watson said he doesn't believe the
Irvine Company is among Proposition
20's targets. "But we ftU.ld be among its
victims," he aSserted.
These efforts, he said, could be curtail-
ed by the Coastal Initiative. "There is no
need for Proposition 20, which betrays its
stated intent of orderly management of
the coastal zone by denying the timely
development of anything to manage," be
said.
1'The Irvine Com~y," Watson con--
eluded, "can survive the inequiUei that
would be imposed by Proposition Ill; a
more important question is whether the
thousands of other homeowners,
busineS8men and landov.'Jlers trapped in
the 'pennit area' can survive. And, H so,
to what degree?"
From Pagel
ANNEX ...
and to th ' northwest by Del Obi!po Road.
The strip, presently h1 a flood plain,
stretches lo the alignment of Victoria
Boulevard -running inland of the Dana
Point Sanitary District plant.
The coasiline in that vicinity Is slightly
JI¥>re than a quarter4 mile way.
Oppbnents insist that if the acreage
were to become part of the city the prop-
erty could be reclassified and with city
approvals, might be developed.
.About $10,000 ln annual sales , tax
revenue already comes rrom a'grlcultural
uses of the territory.
' Ul'I Ttltllfle .. 'fog~, Again
Larry Cooper, is reunited l'"th his three-foot pet lizard alter find-
mg it In thO"llo dog pound. The lizard, which had been missing
nearly three months, ~used 1 stir when Houston ribies control offi.
cers tlaptured it 1n a tr~ not far from Cooper's home.
Actor Siepin Fetchii
Asks Aid in CBS Suit . -. .
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) -Stepin
Fetchit, 80, Hollywood's first black
screen star famous for· bis slow-moving,
gangly character portrayals, stood on
.federal courthouse steps here and
tearfully appealed for help in a 13 million
defamation suit against CBS and three
other corporations.
Fetch!~'• public plea Tuesdlly came 10
days after U.S. Di!lrict Court Judge
William E. Steckler d1smissed his suit
against CBS, Xerox Corp., 20th Century
Fox Film Corp., a1i-d IndiaPa Broadcast
Corp. His attorney said he plans to file
an appeal.
The suit was filed July 20, 1970, almost
two yean after CBS presented Fetchit tn
film clips -provided by 20th Century
Fox -in a black history serif41 entitled
"Black History: Los~ Stolen or Forgot·
ten."
The series was narrated by comedian
Bili Cosby.
Fetcbit claime<\ tllat <;BS portrayed
him u "the symbol of the whlte man's
Negro: The traditional lazy, stupid,
crapshooting, chkken-steallng idiot.
"These people b!red by CBS and Xerox
called the character I created the
epitome of the black man wbo sold out
his people, and In a ~e FV8'&m I wµ
judged and found gUilfy in fnilit of
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millions and millions of people, 11 Fetcbit
saJd, standing in front of the federal .
building.
He added: uworm JUdge Steckler, ln .
the lederal building here and tell him to
give me a trial by jury and set it for trial
while I am still alive. I am an old man,
one of the o1de!t living actors today."
Fetcbit's case was originally set for
trial by a jury last week, but, CBS and
Xerox filed a motion for a summary
judgment. Steckler, after hearing two
hours of arguments on the motion,
dismissed th1t suit. ,,, J •)fl
Fetchit appeared ln numerou.s movies
during the tnos and 19SOS. Some of his
costars lnclUcled Shlrley-I'emple;'l ... t
Gaynor and Will Rogers.
Pictures included 11Miracle I n
Har!P.m," "Hls E.1cjling Night," "'111e
Country Gentleman1¥ "The Virginia
Judge," and "Stapd Up.and Cheer!'
Fetchit repOrtedly made more than II
million between 1927 and 1938, and at one
time, had 12 can, including a pink
Cadillac with bJs name In neon lig!ib on
the side, and 16 Chinese aervai:lt.s.
He left Hollywood in 1137 aild within 10
years was broke. He filed a-'5 milllon
bankruptcy suit in CbJcago in the early
1940s.
"I had asseta of $146 when I filed that
$5 million bankruptcy mit," Fetchit said
recenUy. .
Fetchtt, whose real name Is Lincoln T.
Perry, resides on Chicago's South Side.
In Assault
'J'wo camp Pendleton lllarlntt "'!'eslld
after tho alleged beat!iig of' UIOOl!r
Marine early thls wee'k in a dowulown
San Clemente alley entered pleas of m.
nocent Tuesday to charges of aggravated.
aaaault.
Bobby Wayne Allred, 19, WU formally .,..eel with l!ie lel<my .-, arid IU
alltged companion In Ute fight, Dee
Loweli WUson, %1, wu lonnally charged
with assault and batlery. The pair a)>"
., peared for !annal clwrea In South
Orange Coonty Judldal Diltrlcl Muni·
' cipal Court.
They will return to the same court
Sept. 25 for a pretrial bearing in the cue
which lnvdlved • severe beating ll!lllcted
on James Walter Jaml"°n, 24, ol Cam• -' Pendleton. .,.
The aJtercation took place shortly after
midnight Monday In an alley near El
C8mino ReaJ and Avenlda Del Mar.
Jamieson, bleedlnt badly from heavy
kicks to the face and back, managed to
stagger a b!Ock to the El Camino· Room
bar wpere employes gave him first ai.d
i:and called officers, patrolmen repor1ed;
The beaten Marine later was treated at
the base hospital. :
The two allegld aasailants were •
rested at about tho wno.Ume after they
asseri<dly 1rled lo duel: bolw..,
buildings lo avoid passing pa!rol cars. ,
Police reported that both men bore
fresh bloodstains on their clothing ana
one of the pair bad his l!and wrappei!
with a cloth. ;
Allred, it is alleged, kicked the victim
wl\b htavy boots,'~ '\le wu charged
with tho felaoy char(•, outborlUeo aa1d,
Botli men have ~n .. ~ lo tljt
military penclliig their next court · •l>-
pearance.
From Pagel
GENERAL· •• f I •,
the concept of mi.xed ·fOrce level.I."' ·
The general warned, "We tJlP5l not cut
costs 19. ,tjlt point, QI losilfll · ilar edge in
technolog!Ca! ~rlorUy, We muot·
have ~'rate 'systema tblt an counter
any threats."
·He said the anned forces, to reach that
end, are undertaldng • ' i mp o r t a n t
developments leading -·to two new
strategic weapcm systems -a bomber
and a misslle.canylng submarine." ·
The speaker also touched on the ell-
volbnteer force concept
"I am pleased lo report that things .,.
going quite •ell In that program. 'l1le
volunteer !lgures for· July are Army, '17
peroent of target: Navy, A')>Ol;ttnt: AJr
Force, 88 percent and Marine Corpe, 19
percent
' . . ' Two Boys Adini(
V andaliSm, Fire ~
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Two boys, 11
and 17, have coofe....t ·they tirole lnlO
Nhm camt*Jgii headquart«i 1,)1
Hollywood on a vandallnn 9Jl'te that
ended with a companion, who tried to ~t
fire lo the building, bunting to,clffth. .
-They ""'" chlrlle<l 'Tuaday 'with """ bery and released lo their pamltl. Tbelt
identities were .not made public becauie
of their ages. "
Police ldentliled tho body found In t1lo
building Monday as that of David
Jenkins. 17, a runaway 'from a colipty
probation placement home. He was iden·
lilied through fingerprlnbJ, which led
police to his lr!ends.
Laguna Recall Election
Scheduled for Dec. 5
GEM TALK
TODAY
by
By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL
Of lfM D1ltr l'Utl llltf
A reeall election against Laguna Beach
Unified School District truttees Patricia
Gillette and Gerald Linke will be held
Dec. s.
The Board of Education Tuesday night
unanimously adopted a surprise motion
by Mrs. Gillette, seconded bl Unke, that
the election be held on the early ·
December date.
"Those who oppose me reel they have
grounds to remove mt and I feel they
should have their day at the poll!," said t4fs. Gillette, prefacing herl motion. "1 ·
believe it must now be the decision of the
people and what lbey want to prevaU in
our schools."
Llnke said follow ing the meeting he
was in accord with Mrs. Glllette'a state-
ment. •
f\lembers of Concerned CiU.zens for
Schools, fearl!C tho board majority o!
1t1rs. Gillette, Linke and Wilfiam Thomas
would attempt tO stall the elect.Ion , were
"surprised and stunned" by the motion,
Qid president Thomas Cauldy.
"We hope, u Mrs. Gillette suggested.
that a democ:raUc electk>n and the will of
the people w!il be manifested," he said.
"We are very happy with the board 's
unanlmou., decl!SOn, ""Ca!119Y· added.
~·onowing the vote, .Thom11 lashed out
at what he ternied ••deCepUve practices
or obtaining signatures'' on petlllons ask·
ing for the recaU election ag•lnst tho two
trust ....
"Th• whcJ!e cbarae of ~ ·
C!lluns IJ 1 bunch of llet,• 1'i!Jmu lild
later. "One fellow collectlnf llJnlturu
was telling people we were 1galnst IJ1.
--..
novaUon. That's a lie."
"We could have stalled thl.5 thing (elec-
tion) for two months,•• ~ told
repi>rlers after the meeting. "But we.
deci~ It would be l>etter for the election tci get'w)det" way." ·
Clssidy said ll \be board bed tried lo
d•l>1 setting the election to ibJ oct. 3
rqeetlng, J\is· group was pre,,.red to go to
Superlor court seeking a writ of mandate
J, c: HUMPHRIES
DIAMONDS -STILL A
GIRL'S BEST FRIEND • ' Im; an early election.' f 1m-. ·rr trusteea had waited until OctOber, Most people are iwai:e o s .
the e~tfon would have fallen on nee. 19 utated diamond5, and these imita-
or 0ec:-2e. 'Ibese two dates were con-lions have their etace.
sldeµd unfavorable b e c • u s e of For those who want '4fJie
d.trlstmas-tlme activities and possible most flash for the leasl money,"
Jcht voter turnout. ' · answer. But, if you buy an.y imita·
Thomas noted be bad received 1 wrl~ tlon diamo~d, you sbOllld do so only
ten opinion from Coonty Counsel tllat tho If you are Miy 1ware of Its lnher-
electlon matter legally could have been ent drawbacks. All imitation dia.
considered Oct. 3, but that be felt mond materiabl have one of two
obligated lo abide by tho wishes of Mrs. faults. ,Elthir they hive pknty of
Gillette and Linke, fire but Iaclt hardness or they are
Mrs. Gillette'a motion was preceded by bard but .Jaclc brillio~ ~ the true
a statement from trustee 4ane Boyd urg· diamond.
ing the boanl to ,.t an early electloa
date. You should also latow that
"Toolght !ft have a prime eumpla of nothing b 8' hard,· wll1 "'" as
democracy In action and ao opportunity well, or look oo ciiod a )'ear froin
to •how the studenbJ In the dist.let What 0.,., u 1 genlll.oo dlamoacl.
It's all about by accepting the voice of
the majority aod setting an early d1ta • U you 1'111t to know whether
!Or this elocuoo," said Mrs. Boyd. _your . frleD<ls "1"1ll .be ibfe to tell
Mrs. Gillette's slatement said, In part, "tlle dlfterenet," we l\ileest .. that
"I realize that there exlsbJ in· Ibis ICboot J!IU determine 11\lt for yoU1'$81( by
dlstr)ct a cooOlcl In phllosopju. 11 1 eomparbi& wlth I geoulllt dlunoncl.
wlbtesaed by the recall group In · tlltlr Nothbic un erir replete. a ~~!~~~ f~ .~ti,~ tnie tllamon~ -It ts the ling of
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,._ uaual, Howard Miiier mUtl 1 r-=~-:-w. RLD coaverution pis .. of a timeple... S
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E with Ioctl tirM' windows In 70 key o. " TIM • .,..., lncltlt(!ng 4 U.S. zon11 •rid ,... _ _.,_
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llOI: D .. ICTI.. IYMKI °' •UL P!llOl"llt1"f' SOLD CNI COit lllUI. raore•TY ""-9 o• CM. llAl. ....... TY 0.. COM· TllACf IT OICEDl.llT <( TIUCT ,., 01teoaNT
TUCT IY-eKI tH TH! MA"lll OJI THE llTA IN THI MATTEI!: OF THI! mAll
IH lHI Mt.Tiil Tlfl OTATI OF GRACE M, DAY, OecNMd-OF ORACe M. O'-V , o--. O' Clt4CI 1tt. DAY NOTICE' IS HEl!IY GIVfM tlltl ttw NOTltl II HEREIY OIVIN Wiit 'bl
NOTICI 11 MIREI OMM tfwf ttit pttlllllfl ot Ol1n.t Jll'f" Ol'WIJ. u u-Pflltlon Qf 01.,,w Jo~ Gr-..1• .. '!"· Make Out a Will
By SVL VlA PORTER th. estat• In ,.,_case lncludts CUr.C:llllt "" .. "" ... ,. .. Grae:• M. 01v, dtONJlld. IO Cfll'I....., llw GrKI M. O.r. ffCNMd. to ~ ""
peflllon ., oe.,. '°'° et., .. n 9C""'1ll ot tt.. Ht•I• flt Or.a M. 09\I. 9t'Utrl111 llf ttw n 11t1 ot GrK!I "" .,..,,
1K11trl,11 ti lflt ...... ·II Sr.,. 'M. rw,' 4fCNted, fOr Ml .,_ 1liltflOl'WN .•!Id cieu...a, fw 1n ordw .ulhorldlll .:II • .....-. fw ~tiuthorblno .nd 111r1KCIN 1"9 1J1ecu1rl,11 "' tM "t1te of dll'Kllno "" tJCKlllrl• of fht ....._ ot
"-wa Otau M OfY to uwrvw .,_ pt"Opertv tie•elMfl*I' dnclbed to lotilt "'°""""' htt9ln1tr..-llltttrlllld to ~r
Ralph and Joan Brown have only the house furnishings rGPlttY ,;.,.~"',,,.. ;... .. ltol*'t A. AUr1n1 In comoflanu with t111 tlrmt tf '· Sedtrllcl"' ,,,a No!Wko s. weu i.. ' Po!IC In Qll'llPllMOt ~ .. "" hrmt flf tht the 111rnmotn• ol wl1 .,., purdl&,. ampll1ne. Wilfl "" wm. "' ftit,..,_ ~-n --~ed for ., years. and car. Joan automatically av"""*'' ot .... _, ~ tftlwtd e111.,ld 1n1o "" tilCMtflf Ill "" ut.iinw. rnent ot N~ 11111 wrc11tt11 '"ttl'M ltlkl"" ~ IU41f1 ~ ,..., eio OOO -•• hall th est lltto w dkecllnt '"' ?Elftttmt •• Mii• ., Nill'. Ill• been Mt for lltlrlftl In cltc9dtftt In r.r lltl'IWlll• " """' M• They' have no e:hildren and g.,~ • , c11u e r , ~ '-" Mt tor....,.. In o.;.rtment ~ DrN•'"""' , of tht ·~·dtted eourt 11ttn Mt tor r.1rllla In °""""""" I"' or roughly aoother $2 500 111 flt .tiow e11tttt9d ~ "" •111 61, on t11t "ft !UY ot oc'*'"· 1m 11 t:oa ,... 1~ tn1111tc1 court t111 ""ttti nv ot their closest relative is a niece H th nl 1 ill, · 111oc....,.,1m 11t·oo11!'1. i.m. · Octaber, 1tn •' t:oo 1.m. owever, e tee s at eQo> TM ,.... •••tti,. ·.,. ~M h Tr. , .. , """""' "° .. con\IWld I• Thi ,..., properly 10 • con'lfYtd 11 of Ralph's whom they haven't titled to "her" '2 500 O..CM'Md u flllllwt; c1etcrlbfd 1• follwl: lltK•lbH .. 1~1.,...: ~ • TIW ~ " ., flt Mortttwinl "' IT•ICI ""' Loi 14', Appi. \1111tv. Tritt MU, Lot 1». AllJH Y1lley, seen since their wedding day e1 11w ~t v., s.ctlon u r.cont. of sa11 llll'Nrc&lno Oounty, r...::anh of So11 llefn1•dl110 cou11ty.
and ha"' al· THE CLICHE in legal circles T(IWMhht :JS Nortti. k.,,.. 15 £••t Mt'. 011e<1 s"'''"''*' 12, 1m 011.cf 51p1emw 12, 1tn. •
y Ls that "where there's a will, D!•blO • & M Ot Ac. ~ c-tyl. w. £. ,. JOHN, w, £. St JOHN, Way d ' The CMI ~(If tt. SOUlllNtl "-of the Coun!v Clerk Counly Cltrk I ,.. there are relatives," but Morttiwtta"' el fht ~ 14 $K-TOMLINSON .. nEINMAlll TOMLIMSON. ST£11(MAN
liked Thelr h th • ·11 t ll non 2'. TOWfllhlp :If Nortf'I, ltlf!Oll 15 m w. court Streit, suit• .of lJJ w, ewrt Slmt, Jvltt .ol w ere ere I no WI a a ' E•lf Mt. Ol1blo •• M (J Ac LIMlll Siii 11 ...... nltllf, CIHfortlll 914t'I ''" ..... NIN, Cttllwnll n4t'I
'/'uick"s New Lines
~>l'be Century Luxus line, represented here by the C:Olonnade hardtop sedan,
.teatures . a n .umber Of new body and c ha ssis features. Roof piU ~s are com·
, bin.ed wit~ framFle ss door glass l? pro~ucc this roof style. In the 'new arrange-1R9nt of wmdows, there are three side wmdo\vS f or better visabilitf.
house (worth there are even more. A cou111y. 1nu ~1 11141 '*"'1
$12,000·) and • d lb all •AA Al.o, llw Wetl YJ of flit southM•t y, AHorMf'I for E•enltr1• Altlnlt'rl fir E'•enttl•
Car (11,000) persons ea can WV of,,,. M"'1hwe!il \4 of ttle-SOulflWHI Vo Pllbll!hed Or•llll• <""" CMIUI' Pilot. PubUshld 0•~11ge C011I Dilly l"l!at,
easily become the opening of s.ct. • T_,,.1p u 1t11111e 1s Eis• St0,.,,.,be• 1t, ». N.1'12 2"*'n s.pJ..,...beu' ''· 211, M. 1tn J.0>.12
a r e i n shot in an all~ut family fight Mt. Dl•bto 11 • M (t .t.c UsMn coun-
R a I p h ' a over his or her JX>ssessions. ~~ild s.pi""111r 11, itn. PUBLIC NO'nCE PUBIJC NOTICE
name. They Countless m I I I Ion 6 f w. ·£.St JOHN, NOT1rl! TO rt101To11s • mst
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et M (> Claunty Chrrk SUPlRIOlt COURT OF THI! IN T14E JUP'BtlOR COURT ff TH• can g .... -families have been torn apart :Mi."g.~ :,:.~1::ri:'!.. ST.t.TI!' Ofl C:.t.LIPORNIA "°" STATI OP CAL1,0ltNl4 IN AMO ,0. 000 for their POltYER and caused immeasurable ,.,, 11nun11 ... C•lf'-1• mfl THI! COUMTY 0,. OU.NO• TMI COUNTY Ofl Ol.t.Jllo• · ,-,, ..... , Nn. A·7Ut4 No. A"17f1 furniture. The Ir only oth-pain and expense because the " -Est1le of \llltGINJA MAE MILLER. NOTtc• o .. NEARING OP PllnTIOff
er asset is a $15,000 policy income producer neglected to A~•0r:n~o~•1 Diiiy Pll!11, 0~~T~t"e 1s HEREBY GtVl!M 1o "" ::~o~R"fi:~~~yc~~r.:,"~C•c::: RaJ write a will. Every day in secitemtitr 19• », 21• irn W>-7' Cflld1tor1 ot ni. 1t1aVe narn«1 ~en1 TU.CT IT OECl!DIHT
on ph's life, payable to his every city, newspapers print PUBUC NOTICE !~J ~1!c~'cr'.~,•v;:uf:!:im1'0 i~.111i,:..e~ o:H o~:~e M,t."X!e. ~!':! ESTATE
estate. He has no will and sees sordid stories or bickering and w11tt tti. l'\t(""'" vouclMft, 1n""' omc. NOTICE 1s HEREBY GIVEM 111et ""
PORTLAND, Ore. (APl -lo lumber, Chamber of Com-
merce manager Peggy Sawyer
says the past summer was at
least as good as 1971, and 1971
was "the best ever."
DO reason to make one. f . I r . . •i""4 ol thl clerk ol Thi •bo~ 1nt1tlld. court, or petition of DllM Joytt 0'""11!• -V:• 1nanc1a con us1op w l t h I n IN THI IU-IRIJ)R COURT Ofl TMI to l)l'fftnt thlfn, with ll'll l ne«Ulrv tc:\ltrl• of lhfo 111111 ol GrK• M. D1y,
When Ralph dies, Joan will families because t he chief STAT!! 01' CALIFORNIA IN ANO voucllet'I, to ll'll undl'l'Slllnt<I ,, mo dec.1Nd, fat •n ordM" 1ut11orlll111 Ind
get the house and furnishings, wage-earner delayed too long "0• TM• C,.0o'rA"k~/ OUNGI ~:~1'f' m~~ktu\~' ,.!°~11c~°'~' 111n"::S ~='i.1'6.y~:!:':!~~ :' ~ U: 'l'bere's a tOni;!:ue-in-cheek
organization called T h e in making a wiJJ NOTICl 01' Ml!liRIMO 0 .. Pl!TITION of tllt ur'lderi!llMCI In Ill fMlftf9 pll'• property l'lerel,...fler deterlbtd ti 01vld • Raisin Vote the car and about $5,000, ·. . fOR DIRICTtNO cOMVl!YANCli oP 111nr1111 10 th• 111111 01 Mid denclt11t. SllKl<ltrl 1na 111rdl• s1unc1er,, '" '*"" Oregon SeparaUsts that wants
to mai:e Oregon a sovereign
nat1pn and, among other
th~s, require that income
toQrim: be dlpped in livestock
disinfectant.
"We get some commenls
from Californians about the
antitourist attitude, but
they're ,all in good humor,"
she said.
Most people Will take just REAL l'ROl"IRTY SOLD ON COH· within foor mot'lthl 1fttr tht llrtt Mllal· pl!lnc• with tllt lln'l'll of tilt "'""""t
SAN f RAN CISCO The detested nieee will get about any ~dvice on how to ;~,R~CJe ·~~\~D~~ THI; ESTATE t1ti,rec1th~P'i'."l~:·1tn ~.J:~~t '1": i..:''~~~'i'me~~•rtdMlf:." h~
California's raisin producers close to $10,000, expand their wealth _ but OF GRACE M. DAY. DlcuMd. RObtrl A. E•st"'en 111tn.., 1or nnrt11t 1n OW-rtfllll'lt s of
have voted to amend ti.A these same -pie w 'tll f .1 1 NOTICE 1s HER£11Y GIVEN that the Mrr11n111r1tor of tt. ttltt• ,,,. .~ 1111111ec1 court Gn ,,,. •"' dly et ue WHY" BECAUS ,,...... a1 U • pe1rt1on o1 01.,.,. Joye. Gr9H. 11 •x· 01 ttie •bOVt Nmtct dtcldtnt octoblr, 1m ,, 1:00 1.m.
federal marketing order which • E the law or terly to explore the most t<:utrr.-ot tht •lt•tt 1111' Gra~ M. oay, Reblrt A. 1 .. trn111 1• .. Tfll rMI Pl"OPfl1V 1o • COll'ltYitd b
r em•la(eo th h di' f th ' the State h th li · • dtcHwd, for Ill order IUlhorlllflll Ind t7t0 Mlrbor lllwl. • le .. 1 dHCrlb9d 11 fllllowt; ""' e an 1ng O e1r W ere ey ve says economical ways of passing on dlrec111111 thl 1x1a11rl• ot n. ett•i. oi C•ta Men, CA. mu Lot 111, Trict sos •t •lloottft tn
* Jl'1e James G. B 1 a In e ~]My, whose mission Is bad-
mouthJng Oregon to out-of-
Rater1, IOUnds Hke a chamber
qt commerce next to the
Sfparatlsti:, who a d v o c a t e
pofting 1lgns in air, bu! and rae terminals threatening to lbi?ot every ibird tourist.
"JT llASN'T really had any
effect here. The season at Sun
River was fantastic. It was
tremendous at the I nn of the
Seventh Mountain. Many of
the motels are already booked
up by skiers for Thanksgiving
and Christmas." '
crop, Ole U.S. Agriculture that, in the absence of a will, their assets to their survivors Gr•c• M. oey, °""*· to conVl'f Ill• T.~'!'11on1;..!11,0 ,...-, rKOnh ot sin llt•ftlrdlno cwnfY,
D P t t h ed · property Mrln1H1r delc:rlbed to Jostl)h A. ""'""¥ ,,,. " " 11' CMllCI s.p1embtr 12. ltn. e ar men as aMOunc . the SJX>USe of 8 person who w. o..ipriw ind i..111111 E. oupriw In com· Publ!sl'led oranv-c.,.,, 0111v Piiot, w. E. st JOH N,
The amendment permits YOUR WILL may be the ptl111C1 with 1111 twm• o1 th• '''""""'' ~ptemblr 20, u .,,a OctODer .c. 11, COUNTY CLERK
re""latlon of gcapes drt"ed on dies w i thou t descendants most important single docu· o1 u11 •lld PWCtwlse e11tere11 1n10 bv 1912 u1~n TOMLIMION & tTllNMAlf ~,. . . decedent In lllr. llletll'l!I, 11 sellrr, ll1s mW. Court Stf'Mt, 1•11• 4°'
the vine; fakes a number of (children, grandchildren, etc.) ment you will s1gn in your beln set for hl•rtl'IO 111 De!)1rtn1en1 3 o1 PUBlJC N011CE sa ..,..,.., ..... c11111ra11 '1491
changt;S in reserve pool opera· shares the estate with any lifetime. tt111oov1 .,,1a1tc1 court°" 1111 6rh day o1 1n41 114-Hfol ·-------------! Ocktblr, 1'7l 1t.t :OO 1.m. FICTITIOUS •USIMISS ""°"""' ftr IXtwhi•
tions: authorizes a weight br. other, sister, nephew PUBUC NOTICE The re•I pr•rlY 1o be cOt1v1Y«1 It NAM& sTATEMENT Publl1hld Or•flll'I coast DllfY l"llot. d k ste f · · or d11(rll>ed •• t~lowt: Thi 1o11ow11111 PlflOll 11 dol/1111 bullMSs Slpttonoiblr 1r, ». u. 1m ~1.n oc age sy m or tncommg niece of the deceased. Thus in Lo11 1'1 end us, Tr1ct 5964 . APOlt n :
lots of inmature r a i 1 Ins, th· 1 ' FICTIT1ous euslNEss Y1111y, rKords of sin eern1rc11no coun· CALIFORNIA EQUESTRIAN CON· PUBUC NOTICE
fl h I b JS examp e, Joan gets NAME STATl!'MEHT Iv SULTANT$, 16(1.4 H•rbor, $1nf1 ""'·!------,-~~-----a ows C anges n t e number $10,000 and half the re-Tile follow1n11 puson 11 dalng bullness O~lld S1pttmbeu' 12, 1m. catir. mll' 1 ""° .TJIE OUTLANDISH
~the Bh':lneis 8 00
5'par1tlltt to. "Keep Oregon
for Oregonians" were always
diamlsfe<f with a chuckle, un-
til ..
The Holiday Inn motel in
Eugentrepc>Ms if w-as sold out
every day this summer.
In Pendleton, where the na·
tionally famed P e n d I e t o n
Rourxi-Up was held receritly
there wasn't a hotel or motel
room to be bad, not unusual
for the Round-Up, but owners
say they have no complaints
about the seasori in general.
QI deby.W.-a.tor meJnbers on the ma'nd • II: w. E. SI JOHH, Rleh1rd Ar1111Jr lapin, «IOCI P1rll IM TM• SUP•RIOR COURT 01' Tiii
d I bo d d d -I er. 'FRANKLIN CLAY FILMS. ..l,l ~ Caunty ..Click --ITATE OF CALIFORMIA l!I AND POI. a v sory a r an a • N We1T&rly Pl1c1, Newport II I I ch' TOMLINSON ._STEINMAN N~oioort No. ~OS, N.-...,:>ort ee•ch, (1111. o•O
ministratlve committee and ow, says the Research ca111Qrn11 ttuo m w. cowt ''""'' 111111 ~ "6"° THI couNTY o• AH•• .ts f Institute ()( America JR an frlderlck c. H1rnib1•oer. 2159 Satt ••nu1N11,.._ c11Hor1t11 '1401 ln~r~~11!'1:1-1• being cmclumd bv •11 NOTICI OP HN:;.t.:l,"'oF PnrTIOfl
pernu exemption rom cer· analysis of "What You'll ~~~ng Pt1K1, c.os11 M1111, c111ktrn11 l~:~a:'~: ~xtclllrlx Rlcherd A. L•Pln POR DIRECTING co1i1vll!YANC• o ..
tain grade requirements of Leave Behind " suppose Ralph This twiintu r1 tielflll ctlllduclld bY' •n Publll!Md Or11111• co.tt Dally Pilot, c1~s ot'!!~~t, fl~ w1."'~a!..ht c.,-, ~=!~r ·.~o::~•TY•••'~Lo ott C01'f-raisins for specialty packs and . • lndlvldu11. s.ptemw 1t, 20. u. 1911 2os.n . ..,.eng• ou ... y '"· _,,,,m r •· raisin' paste. names hJS wife beneficiary of Frederick c. H1r1hwrger . 1•71. WILLIAM E. St JOHN, COUNTY JN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATJ ""It was revealed this past
nrnmer that the state of
Oregon lB <pending $45,000 on
~ indeptndent study to
dte.ennine whether tourists
'f'Ob't, ln fact, trample Oregon
ifl:tlJey keep coming Jn pro-
~ed numbers. ••
Crater Lake Lodge was sold
out all summer.
Timberline Lodge Mt. Hood
had a IO percent increase in
business.
h . · . TMJ 1t1tement llled with tM county PUBUC NOTICE CLERK, er Beverlr J. ~. 0.puty. OF GRACE M. DAY, Oec.HMd. ' IS msurance Policy. Then the Clerk ol Or1noe co~nty an Auoual 29 P1«t04 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV&M thlt 1!MI e J>epsfco p~s of the policy will go ~~ir.~Y &t11~ J. e~rg1'""· o~ CDUniY • 1'NJ ~!:'!!:~ 20~'2'r .~°"1~Y ,~11r:: '::ri: ~·:;,,t:V: :r':l·M.•o'J,:
Lbs ANGELES _ Pepsico directly to Joan The value of ~ 1'"' IN THI! sut1R10• cou1T o~ TMI! 1m uss.11 dece1!1d, for 111 ord•r 1utt1or111"° _,
Inc. plans to add to Its seven-. .a.~vb~i~d o~ng; c~u Cally Plror. i1~T~H°l c~J-~~":;•o:A::: PUBLIC NOTICE ~=~ '*O,;x=':!:.ci°' ~'-C:::.,": PUBUC NOTICE 1972u1 ' 1 tpttmber •• ll, :ttl, HO. A'4n•7 MlOlt1Y her.i..:.ner Otsc;lt.t to TtilfMll
year string of increased prof-:ms.n ltOTIC• Ofl HlARIMO 01' l'ETITION PICTITIOIJ~ BUSINl!SS E. Zlmllt Ucl hrnit. M. llfn!.• hi COii\"
!tsrthis yea r with an expected MOT1c1 IN\ltTtNG •tDs PUBUC NOTICE Fot 01R11CTINO coNV•YAMCE O" HAMii STATl'MENT Pll•nct 'fllltl tl'll tertnt of 111e .,,...IMflt 10' percent increase m' per· T Motlu 11ll&reby11lv1n 11111 the 801rd of REAL PROPERTY SOLD ON CON· TM lol10W11'19 pet'IOllt 1r1 doing of .... ll'ld pUi'CNIM .ntirld ~ w , ru1i... of Ille Coe1t Community Colltgi TRACT at OllCEDllHT busl11111 es: dlCtcltnt Ill lier 111111rne, 11 MllW, Ma
"~V. Tom McCall, whose
motto had been, "Visit us, but
tor God's sa~, don't stay,"
aald he may have to change
that-<fependlng on the reoults
of the study-to simply, "Keep
wt! " The Oregon tourist in-
dU1try, with few exceptions, Is
d<Ugllted with all thlJ fol-de
rol.
VICTOR FRYER, travel in-
formation officer for the
Oregon Highway Co_)Jl.Illisslon~
confirms without apology that
camping in Oregon is also
boomlng.
share earnings. Oblrld of Oranoe County, Calltornl1, will FICTITIOUS BUSINESS IN THE AIATIElt OF THE ESTATE OPl:NATE IRON YILU., 3'2f McFld· t.111 Mf for h11rlnsi Ill OtNrtmltlt' of
drall E . Pearson, pres!· ~~::~~~1'te.,,i:1lllf'uo 17'.0 ,:~2~ ,,• ~~ '."" follo~~e~~S:J~~:~ buslr111s 0~0';.~~iE1~MH~~~8~G1t~ tr.ti 111e d~~r~n'~.A:;.~~-. 17777 LIRcag ~~~'Ti':::':.'m~ IM"" My"
Of the diversified firm rurch11J1111 Pepi. of tlld M::llool dlstrfd II. CERAMIC F ORM peUllOI\ of Olen• Joyc1 G""ll• II ••· Line, Fount1l11 Va!11y. Ca. TM rffl P'Ollfftf' to Ill C«IW'flll ,.
th • " OCllfld at 1370 Ad1m1 Avt11ve, Cosle SERV GRINDING KUlrl• of lllol *11111 of Gt&c:e M. O&y, H11rrv H Ambrr, 2tOJ Loreto Ave dnc:rltlid II foll~ e unprovement 1 1sn1t MIM, Calll6rnl1, 11 wNcft time sa!d bldi Callf~~1~· 2211 So. Grind, Santi An1, dl<::easad, tor M orcler •lllftorlz!no ind Ci>Sti ,.,,,.; c1 '2626 ·• Lot 11'. TrKI ""'-ACOr4' flf SM
ing or newsworthy" win Ill 1>11blkly opened 1nd reed for R1!ph Rult Jr 12211 llucll Blvd No dlre..:111111 t,.. u..:utrl• of tlle e11a1e of Th!s b"s1ne$1 1i btlng cmducttd by 1 ltrt11rdlno Cou~. • . COLOR TELEVISION, LARGE SCREEN l!F, Garden Gro~I C&Jlfvrnle ' ' Grec:1 M, ~y, Olc:11Sld, to conv•y !hi Partner1hl11. Daltcl ~ l!i 1"1. USe an average rune per. VIOEO PROJECTOR ANO AS50Cl.l.TEO Tnls buslnnt Ii ~Ing COflduclld bV an pnJC>erty hlhln&Het' dftcrlbld lo Johnny Harry H. Ar'llbtr W, E, $t JOHN, eent profit has been rea1:~~.1 EQUIPMENT. tndlvldUl'I. · 1. Va1que1 Ind 09111 8. V1squeI, in com. Thi! st1temet1t fllld wllfl 11w COUflty COUl\ty Clri .. ,. th . L(.CU All bld1 ltl to Ill In accordance with Aalpft Ruiz Jr. pllance wllh 1fll tt"rn'll ol lilt 1greemen: l"lerk of Oranq1 Cf'IUl!ty nn : Sip!. 19. 1tn. TOML.lltSON & ST91fitMAJf
•1 e first Seven years Of the ':¥ l1111ructlon1 1nd Con<11tlon1 1nd Tft!$ 1taTffllrn1 flied with 111& County of sale 1111 purd11N tnterld Into by WILLIAM E. $1 JOHN, COUNTY 'mW, (""9 .,....,,I ... -'
,/string n SO«lflc1tJ-wnlch 1rr oow on tile •llCI Cl•rl( ol Or1n111 County on AVl!ud 29, d.cl!'!ltnl Ill htr l1f'1lrr11, •s 1ellcr, 1'111 CLERIC, ay 11-rlY J. Mlddox, Ottvlf'Y ... "'°""""" ~ ""1
· llWY 111 111:urld In the office ot tlll 19n. BY 8ftty J. ll•r~fln, Oepuly County bten 111 JOI' M1rl119 ln 01111rtmtnl S ol l'sno1 C,._, ~ ' Purchasl1111 A11111t of 11111 school dlslrlct. Clerk. thl abov• "'IHllCI court on 1111 .ih d1y of Pubtlshed Of'llfM!e COiis! D1ny Piiot, Al'NrMn,... b:tctrtTk
Etch bldiMr mu-I 5Ubmil with 1111 bid. .. ltttP Dtfober, lfn II t:DD 1.m. 519,.,,.,blt' ». "· •NI OCiolllr' " 11, '""""'"'*' °"'"" ~ DI~ ..... c11hl1t"1 chick, c.,.lllled chKk or Did· Publlll'lld Orange Coast Otlly Piiot, TM f•1l1 prDPtrtv lo bl Cl)f'IVIYld It 19n 2'91·n Stpt.m• If, 2Q, -. lm T Mn·n . Rote!, motel and restaurant
owners say business has never
t>e~n better. They say out-or-
staters ire flocking here in
ll'l;l:·ecedented numbers. many
or them sayin~ they wouldn't
fiave come but, "We were
~aid we'd miss something."
:·TALKS WITH tourists in-
dustry spokesmen, in fact,
raise the possibility t h e
Blainers and Separatists are
secretly employed by the in-
dlutry as promoters. The in-
dustry people laughingly deny
thls, but a tone of unspoken
gratitude permeates their con-
wraation.
"We could sell 500 more rooms if we had them," says
Ray ScheU, owne1 of the
Amay motel in Albany, whose
"No Vacancy" sign is rarely
unlighted. '
Schell says a lot of tourists
mate sarcastic remarks about
the antltourist altitude, but
they keep coming.
The governor's statements
"make people wonder what we
have here that's sor ~ood,"
says Curt Johnson, l"D«l'lager
of the Swept Wing Motel a nd
Restaurant, just ofr Interstate
5 in Albany. "He's probably
helping bring 'em in."
DON MASON, manager of
the Eugene area Chamber of
Commerce, sa ys f\1 c Ca 11 's
statements seem to be having
the "°'gatlve psychology" ef.
feet of dra wing tourists rather
than turning them away.
Still, Mason regards the
statements as irresponsible
and wishes the governor Yr'ould
knock it o(f.
In Bend, "'here the tourism
Industry Is second largest only
Coast Firm
Cites Highs
In Revenues
Record high earnings and
revenues of Bate ma n Eichler
Hill Richardt, Inc. for the first
lb: montM of 1972 were
reported today by John r. Sanders:, manager of the
1 llrm's N<!wporJ Beach of!ict.
(:Net Hmlnp for the period ""'° fl,026,395 on to I 1 I ~., of flS,215,897, oom·
jlond With ft,010.393 D n mm ... of 112~.m for the llr!tl all months of 1071.
'llllll Cljlital had rJ"" to
0 On r,i tiili~,..., r'G·E· def'• bol'ld midi PIYlble to 1111' order of Auqual J(), Ind seciiember •• \], 211, M::rlbld .. lollow1: ,r .. "-. ' the Coast Communlly Colteo-O!llrld 1972 2292·72 Lat 1t0, Yr1d 59611, rtcorct1 et ~" PUBUC N011CE PUBIJC RVJ.JCE ,
IOlf'll ol Tr1111tN1 In 1n 1rr1ount not Leis eern•l'dll'IO Counly. ~ lflen tlw P1reent IS%J et Iha 1um bid 11 PUBLIC NOTICE Ot!ld Sltpt1mwr 12, lm. fllCTITIOUS SUSl!lfl!S • "'55
I 11 I I\ I I l < 1 OIHl'lntff thll lfll blckler wlU 1nltr Into ' W. E, $! JOHN, NAMI!' STATliMl!'NT IN THE SUPl!'tldlt COURT OP: THI ~ U~,l~~tj ~~l!l· ', '
1
tilt i>•oposed Contract 11 the l8m• Is FICTITIOUS BUSINESS County Cllrl< The followlng pen,on1 ,,.. doing STAT& OF C~IFORNIA IM AND ew1ntoi1 lo httn. In IM 1v1nt of fallutt to NAME STATEMENT TOMLINSON & STEINMAN busl!T~s' as: l'OR THE CplJHTY OF ORANli&
enter lnlo such contr1ct. th1 procttd• of The tallowing Ptrson 15 dolf'lll bUllM W W. Cllllrl Sll'lll, Sull1 404 . tOEAS, 10SS La Mir~, lt9Yll• llO, A""'' lhf Chick Wiii bl forf1lled, or In ffi. C1'e ai: S! lin lernaNIM, C•llfwnll h4tl Be~ch, C1. '2651 NOTICI OF •U!ARINO , OF P£TITIOlll
of 1 bond, lM fUU IUtn lhettof Wiii be MARANATHA. INN 1461 We11ml"lttr (7l 4) 1184 .... I Zandra R. tcfll.lbon, 1055 la MltMI, l'Olt OIR~TING CONVliYANCE OP faf'lellld to llld Khoo! dlstrld. Blvd WHlmlnstt"r t~ AllonwN tor l!ltc:ulrl• l 111un1 B1ICll, Cl. r.1651 . REAL l"ltOPIEnTY SOLO OM COlto No bl!ldtr mav wlllldraw hi! bid tor 1 ...._::. o -, ' •<< K Publtlhfd Or•• Coatl 01Hy Piiat, K n 0-• K''' <••• • -M<... y EO!NT . . period 01 1or1v.r1w ('5l da~• •"-r 1111 Pi':CO!ltii M";;;':J),27.~•.. nowetl septtmbet" 19, 20. 2•. 19n U76-11 • n "' ~. son. -= ~ r • TRACT I oer. .
Lawrence c. E18ele, Jr. or ?laving worked with ITT Can-dal• Ht tor th• ope11Jno thereof. This busl~ss fl bel" cor'ld~lld ..... , l l!ll,lnl llt&c:h, Cl. '211!1 IN TH~ MATTE I! 01· THE t:SfATt
Hunl1"ngton Beach h be 0 d El l · S I It The Board of Tnnt11s ,. .. rws file tncllvldual. ~, This business 1• bllno colld~ DY• OF GR.ACE M. DAY. Deceased. as en n n an ec ron1c pee a y prlvlt.,. ol relectln• "' ... ,,, ,,,, '' Oow 0. Ounc1n Jr. PUBUC NOTICE P•rtn1r1ftlo. NOtJCIE IS H[REDY GIVEN that the
appo. t d r u I r"'A l•nd•• knutwri petition o! 01~n~ J9yct GrroO, II' e ... Jn e manager 0 II on '-Nmpany, lo Wll~ 1ny lrflllUllrlllH or In· Tftl• tfolcmlfll flied with IM Counly Tftll 1!1temenl Ill~ wllh l1'll County tcU!tlX of lfll e•talr g! GroCI M. OIY•
B<tnk"s L<lng Beach downtown 1 * lortn1Htrn In anv bid or In tft• blddlflll. Clerk ot Dran11e Coun11 on A1111. 25, 1tn. I nu.a Clerk of Dr111gt County on. S.11t. 11, 1972. OK!eated, lot an order authorli!llSI 4lnd
r S!gflld; Norm111 £, WlllO<I WILLIAM I!. ST JOHN, COUNTY CLERK, IN THI IUPlRIOR COURT OP TMI WILLIAM E. SI JOHN, COUNTY dlrecilnv lhl e~tculrl~ cl tilt ,,1111 of olf.a~e. He joined the bank in Water B, Gerken, president °""'' s;:.f.'77~~;: .~1TOO'~~ 2l,,:.etry J. 81~1,n, Df!llllv c,~,,...nlV ~1~T~Hoe" c~AuL~;~•;JAo~NA::: CLERK, lly B1wr1r J, M•cldo•. ~~ GrK<I M. Day. llK••.cd, to cc.-i~ 1M
.,..... and was promoted to of Paclll M 1 1 L 1 1 , ''' "" 0 c 0 , MO. A""'7 _ _ • ''' ~ •• · c prCll>ff1r 1>e•elna11er 11c1cr!btd to Lor• C U ua C u 1" fllllll oaSI a ly Plrol, PutJll1h..i Or1n01 COfl1t Oall~ Piiot NOTICR OP M•Al.INO OF PITITIOM u 1"'"' ..,.inp Ollll Ollly Plltil, Fay1 OOWllllll In ccrr1pllonce w!lh tt... assistant vice president ii Insurance Company has I>een S.11t1rr1beu' lS, 20, 1971 2.uJ.n P.ugv11 30 1n11 Sept1mwr '· 13. 211: llOR OUtl!CTING coNVl!YANCI!: Ofl SIQtemblr :ttl, V •nd Octcblr •, 11, 1_.rr1, "' 1:,c agrccmcr.! ol 1at e ,.,. 1970 ' . lm 2:J0G.n co im '~n.71 purdl•1e enter(d Into by <'.:ccdent 111 hlr • elected to Security Pacific Na· PUBUC N011CE •UL, l'RO,IRTY SOLO ON N· 11~e1lmt .• , -.ct:c•, h~· b~rn ~~' 1cr h••"'
H • I t ' PllBUC NOTICE TltA<3' IY OECl!:OENT. PUBUC NOTICE e IS c 0 mp e Ing re-tional Bank's board of direc-IN TflE MATTER OF THE ESTATE lt>f I" Departmcnl 3 er the at>O'lt' ~nllllld
quirements for an MB A tors. ~~:::'g: c~~~:riR~iA ~~= •A1t 4092 o~oGT~t~E1sMH~:~s~r;',~~N th•t the F1cT1Ttou~ 1111s1NF.~s ~~oo· •. ~. thl 6t11 day o• oc1011cr. '~12 •t
degree at California Stale The Corona del Mar resident Tlll! COUNTY OF ORANGE FICTITIOUS BUSINl!'SS pet!tl<>" ct Ollnl Joycl Gr.gg, IS •x· NAME STATl!Ml:NT The •t~I p_·.,,.,cc1V 10 lie cn11vt·:~ Is
University al Lo B I d 'd f M•· A·1410t NA ME 5TATl!MEHT eculrl• of Ille eitat• of Gracos M. O•Y T~ followTno per10n1 ••• dol119 described 11 toLtowi: Ilg eac l. f WaS name preSI ent 0 HOTICI 01" HlARINO 01" PETITION :he tollowlng perion ls dD/f'lll bu1lnt19 dlCe&tfcl, for an or6tr llllhothlll9 ind bu1lnes1 a1: , Loi ~7, Tr-.~cl s:u. f pp!• V~t:::•,
* Pacific MUtuaJ earlier this POR l"ROllATI 01' WILL AND l'OR II. dlrectfflp lhl ••trulrb of tti. llllll of CE RRI l 0 !I 0 t ST It 1 IJUTION l'ICOfdJ OI Sen IHrn11tflno Co<Jn!v. . . . LSTTl:RS Tl!STAMINTARY L. M. T, HISTOLOGY, 661 W. Flrtl GrKI M. Dir, dlCH.ed, to conwy the ASSOCIATES, 500 Newport Center Oeted Se.~:e1 1tr 12, 1972.
Philco. Ford Corporation's year. He JOined the insurance E1t111 of DONALD P FRANCIS. •lso Stret!, Tustin, C•lllornla nMo prooetty fter,1111111.,.. d8"crlbld to Clltn Orlvt, Suitt MO, N.woort lle•ch. W. E. SI JOHN,
Aeronutron'·cs 0 ,-..,-,,·on bas firm in 1967 as financial vice to;nowro 11 DON.I.LO PRITC HA1to FRAN· Robert J . Floyd, uo vor w st,..t No. Pott.r In compUiflCI with the 11'"" 111 c1urorn11 '26'0 cm•n1v c.1r·kl
named Robert y Bran-president. Two years later he ~~· illd 11 DONALD FRANCIS, Dlc••s· i'h1~u~=1·~,~11:~,~~n~~!.ciuctld by •n :.,\ ·~·~;:~ :C.:.~ 1:~ ':)'~~=-M~:;;.~• ,'u«;''=°: ~-="';.,~~ ~M~.1~!~~ ~r~~ :u~i!"~
denhurg as H. became ell:ecutive vice presi-\l~lt~~I~ ~.s FR ..... EN~ir:.vn,~:~nN w1ir:: 1"'1/Vldu~l~b~rt ~. Floyd •• i. let, r;t of~ ::!wfot'll'l::l":ou~ c~~":' 0~11::.0onntll, I-Newport :~~1~1i"' C1UIMnl• '1401
Plant dent and WaS elected to the Oec«lltltl 11 VIRGINIA WITHERS FRAN· Thl1 11e1err1ent filed wllh thl COl.ll'llv ~ ttft d•Y of OC!oblr, nn II t :OO Centi~ Otl~:.!uli. 640. Newport 8ffdt, Allornr.;>1 fer Exocutrll m ana-OO d ( d' . Cl$ M• f111d Mt1ln e pe!lllon tor Clerk or Oran!ll! Covnty on: Auo. )1 , Jtn. C1lllo"1t1 ,.._ Publlihed Or111g1 Co.It Dall~ Pllof, ger. ar 0 1rectors In 1970, Pf'Obll• of will end lor lssu1nce 01 Le1ters lly 11e1ry J. eargitll'I, o.puty county '·TI;t ,..11 l'foPlf'l'Y to 111 COllWY..:I ts Jolll\ D.'O'Dorlf\ell, ltOtl OlllW'Y Orlvt S.pt"'*" l9, 2!1, 26, 1'72 ~
Th * T11t1menl1ry to Ptl!tloner, rtftrence 10 Cle rk. dffcribld '' toll0wt: MIW'PCfr1 Buch, C1lltornl1, '2f'O
C Santa whlcft 11 ~for turtl'rer P•rtlcu!&r1, and McOWt'N . GltEl!!N. IRIOGS a SYLVIA I.oh 53 •lld s.i Tr1ct scs fffordt of Thi• D\1$IM1t 11 Wig ~l.lttM W • PUBLIC NOTICE
Ana resident Southern California FlrJt NI· tft1t t11t """' •lld l!l•c• ot t-re•rlno tht ATTntNEYS AT LAW Slfl "m•rdlno County ' Oener•I PM!Mnftl11. u I B k h ed Wal Mmt hit """' wt for OClOblr 10, ltn. a! 5Sll E11t Cllapm1n Av1""' 0 led Stpt•mblr 12 u1t Johl'I D. O'Oanne(I ' • 2'Ul previou s I y uona an as na m &er t :OO •.m., tn tllt courtroom ot Dep••I· Or•nv•· C1Utoml1 nu. ~ w. E. SI JOHN, • Tiiis tt1terr11nt "'" with 1111 County Ill THI!: SUPEtlOR C:OURT 01' THI
was a p......._ F . Matranga as manager of n'ltnl No. , of llld court, 1t 700 Civic TelephOnt: Ul·STN CDUnly (!Mk t:let'k of Or•f1'1• County an: seii1. u . 1'72. STATI! OF CALlfOltNIA IN AHD fOtl . ~ w 1·r . • Cll'lllr Orlw Wttl, 111 the City of S1nta ,, ... , TOM\.IMIOM. ST81MMAlf •r. l1V9!'IY J, M3ddo)(. OIP\lfY County TMI COUNTY 01" ORANGE ~ram manu-the estc l f orfice In Newport A11a. c.111orn11. Puon,lled Or11111• Co.•t D1Hy Pilot, m w. c111rt ''""'· su111 tN c "11:. , NO. A"77•7 Beach Dllt>d Slpt.mlllf' 11. 1977 Sepltmber 6. 13, 211, 21, 1972 ZWf.n ................ c1Utoml1 fMtl •• • P-S NOTICI OP HEARING 01" ,l!:TITIO" fact u r in g .. . WILLIAM E. St JOHN T1h (714J ~ ... 1 11blltllfcl Or•noe Co.ti Diiiy l"llot, fl(tlt OIR&CTING CONVl!YANCI Ofl
manar.er and A vice president of the bank, c A H~&'li: c i1rk PUBUC NOTICE A'*111Y' ..., •xlClltrlx ~tt'mblr 2'9t v, •nd 0ct«1er ,, 11 . ••AL l'ROPltTY sOLD ON coN-
Matranga joined SO U the r D tif .\w1nt A;_ l"l!IOlltllld Df91199 CObt OtllY P1Jot, 2'»<7' TRACT IY Ol!Cl!OENT
has held a 1RANOENeu1to C 1.1 1 y· 1 N t' 1 . 1111.,.. 111111(1, c~111.,..11 ''"' Frcr1T1out 1us1N•ss s.ptirr1w 1t, ». ,., 1m 2o"n _ .... ·c NOTICE-11i1 TM!' MATTER OF THE ESTA Tl nurnbe r a I om a 1rs a iona 10 Tlh 1114) •7>-7'71 NAME STATEMENT rlJDJ.J: OP GRACE M. OAY, 0«~·~·
. .r 0 management posl-1960. His most recent assign· Art_, ,.,1 Petit1en1r Th• 1~11owtr111 p..-son 11 dolno tMlntt1 PUBUC NOTICE ~0T1ce 1s HEREBY GIVEN tN11 tM
t1ons tn m~nufacluring i.i nce t 1 th Publllhld Orinoe c111111 O•llY Pllof '" NOTtc• TO Ctl!!DITOttf 1111111on of D!1n1 Joyce Gre-go, 15 1111·
J'oining tbe di"·•· .• ,.00 ,·, ·191111• men was as manager o e s1f)1.mwr 20 21 u 19n 2~16.1:i n1 WAR eoNNET P1tooucr10Ns • lfK4 , N .. A mn 1eu1r111, Of 1t1e "''1' of Gr1c1 M, Oty. ~ ,, Saddleback office in Tustln ' ' ' (21 TOMAHA WK SPECIALTIES (11 12'1 ··-· ••••••OI: COURT 01' TM• SU,IRIOR COURT Of 1'141 Mceasfd. !bl' •n order IU!horhlnv Ind 1-fe was a "l<i .... rl n<J'sslfe ' PUBUC NOTICE Logan St. ".I." Co1t1 M111. C1t11orn11 '" o• ST~ OP CALll'ORMIA POil inl'9Cffllll t!w 1x9C1<lrlx o1 th• .,tale of " u~ * '21!?a STAT• OP CAl.ll'Oll"IA IN AND p TH ,('OUMTY OP: ORANOI • Gr1c1 M. Oay, dl<::••sed, to convty t"-
m ninlC'llllnCC offj ('IT ii\ fh(' ' June Trcbouoll 12tl Login SI "A" TNI COUNTY Oii oaANO• 1!11111 Ol:A KLUGE IENNl!TT 1tto Pl"OP'rtv lllrtlnaf!I!' Ck•trlbed lo J1cll Armv for I . Charles P. Rowley has been •·mu cos1a MeJ•, c111'1orn1, mu · ' :lAa'f:t~"o• ,..,.,,.,ON known•• ~A ICLVGE. 0tt111ed. W1r111r 1nc1 H111n Worner in compl1~nni
h. . b e n yc:ir~ prior to appointed subdivision coordin-IN TMJ IUPIRIOR COURT Of THI Thl1 bul(fle• I• belno conducted IW •n MOTIC•.·.··-··· cONVIVANc• 0111 Notlo::_•1~ tMl"tllf tlven lo crfllltcn °' wllll 1Jlt ttrrns ol lh• •R<"••n'ltlll 01 ••I• JS JO at Ac ronutronic. I STAT~ 01' CALIFORNIA IN AND lnd!Vfdual flOlt ' ... . ON CO!lf tr.. 1ur.-,..,,..., Ofcldent lftll •ti Ind purdllM tfllUJ(! lnle bV dK.ltdcnl In
* alor for First AmerJcu 11tle •o• THI COUMTY 01" ORANGI! J~n. TrobolJGll •IAL ~~o::~::.:~LO • plt'IOM NYll'll cltltmt lll•ln•t ths Mid "" HtlllrM ... lllllf, h1i betn HI f(lf J NO, A'4n'7 This s!a!err1eMI flied wllft thfo County TRACT T I! ESTATE docld.-.t •tt rltQUIAKI to Ille l!Wr'l't, wllll Marl"ll In otPifl,.,....n! 3 df lhl •IXl'IO tn-Jame5 0 , Short has bcf'n nsur an ce NOTtCI Ofl MIARING OF l"lTITION Clerk of Or•11t• County Ofl: sept 1 19'2 •IH THllEMA~:~ ~!, "'-.... ..,., \'OUCl'ltrt, In 1111 offlCI of lllled court on IM 61ft d•Y (If Octoblf. Compnn y • S l"OR OlRICTINO CONVEYANCE OI' Bv 811ty J. Btrlllfl Otputy ' C-tY ~F GR.l.C M. &llEiY GIVEN tfllt IN tt. Clerlr•llf ft!' Movt 1111111ec1 court, or 1972 •I t :oo a.m. promot{'d to 1nanagcr or n,i. RIAL PltoPIRTY SOLO ON CON· Clt"rk ' NOTICE 1s," J o-.,,. lo pr.-t tlilm wllll ""'MtHllty Tlli ,.... orootrtv lo bl COllV'Vld ,, tional d ' I "b 0 r a 11 ~ e TRACT IY OICIOl!!NT . fll ;.tft!Olt of Ditti .~ ....... .. . V'OllCMrl Ill'"' """'1olgMd 1t lht offkt dttcrlb911" klllowt:
J.q r1 UIClr sales {pr ITT IN THE MATIER OF THE ESTATE Pvbll&hed Oranoi COltt Dilly pr:: KUlrllC flf llw "''-" .t ::..;; o,-z; or KAHN, JTf:RN • 91.ANEY, 59Sf W•I Apple Vllllr Acm, Tred "U, Lot Cannon Electrir, / County div[. OF GRACE M, DAY, Oecused. 5tptembtr, 13 20 11 ltn 2327.,n -....,, ~.,. 1 ., ti. , ... OI CtntvrY lolll...,•td. L~ Ano••••• 179, rtc;ordl Of S.n .... "1rdlno County.
.Shorr. l)f Hun1ill"_.ton Beach. sion. MOTICE IS HEREllY GIVEN Thi! the ' . ' • cllrtdl, •,,.-::.:.. .. c:!.v ""C•forl'll• ...s W!llch fl 11'111 plKt of Dlltd $tpl.mbtr 12. 1f12. " R f P'llllan of 011r11 Joyc1 Gl'f09, 11 e~· PUBUC NOTICE Of'K9 ·..__'/• ,,., •r1w lo 0.1tltl bu1ll'lll'lf of tll9 lllMltn!gnf!!! In 111 min.rt w, I!, $t JOHN.
w11\ be ia charJ?c of the ow e y lltllllw 01 111t "''" of GrK• M. Ony, llftlPOf'fY ,_..,~ pertalntno to 111t "''"' ot nld dlCICllnt, Coutity c111r1t
clistributor mark"l"ing pr"-previou s I y dtcHMd, for •n orcMr 1u111or111no 1nd Ot lovfi. In co;""'~•":,.wi':,:i-=~= within tour rnonni. 11'*' tt... nr-11 '®lk•· TOMl.INSON a IT81NMAM ' ..... dlrec:lll'ICI lfll ·~fallrbc of ,,,. ttl•te or ,.,CTITIOUS &UllNISI .,. ..... 111111r bl ""' UftH HOil of ltltt' llOtle.. m w. Court SI,...,, Sult• 406
$!rn1n at the Sa nta Ana served in the 0r1ct M.. o.v. d«nNd, ,0 corivtr thf NAMI! $TATIM•MT .nltrM '"'o W --=: tor llftirl ~ D111<1 ,se¢tm11« 11. 1m 1rn 11nt1rc11,... ce11"'1111 tt411
<'i vision I) r Tnlcmationlll company , s ~1c1on httt~'.':r~rb~~ ~n=v i1;11e to11ow1no .,.,._ I• dol119 bull ~~i:r ot>": ~ ll'ltlltld'ou~ :~~J~~1 KLUGE iri!!~': lllff-rlrl•
·rc!cph d T title inf or· ptianct Wiit! tilt """''ot thl 111rNmtn; LAMPLIGHTER INTERIOll:S. Mfl • ltii .... ., of ~. 1m II t:OCI of Mid Hclcltlll. Publ1tl\ICI Orano• Co.•I 0.ll'tl Pl.-. Olle nn e J e g r a p h . Of 11111 •lld pUrcft•tl l!lltlf'W lnlo bl' East Coa•f H111Plw1y, Coront dtl Mll'f •·"'-_. -= ,_," -I tt11ut. Stiff! 1M •M"'Yl kpl•mblr IJ, 20, 26, lm ~
Corporation. m.1t1on a n d ROW.,IY dlCfdint in 111r ur.iim1 11 ,.11.,. h•i C1111om11 n1u. Ttlf ,_ '"' • ""w"' CHJVrY ... n.,..
* I I t d bHl'I 111 '°" hlarll'l\I 1 o..,.. t 1' 3 f Gl1dy1 kuv11ts1 . 421 c1111111 ..,...,. u "' OWt: Lot A"""'' c1n1w1111 "'41 PUBUC NOTICE p an Cptirtments 8S 8 tJtJc tilt Ibo~ lnllllld COU; on er: ~ndtY :I Avt11ue, Cor-Oii Mir, Clltlort'! t Loi 17, TrKI N .. 51n, It W 111~1 A"-fl ... lltldlter
•r,·ss<'on v·c· E \ s·c·rcher a d l'tl ff! H -·-ndu. ~in boo!t •or"""' "'°",. P•«m 11 • • 1 JO n g n e e r . ~· . n l e o cer. e ..,.. • itn 11 t:oa 1.m. Thi• t1vtrnes1 •• be!nt nncwctld llY .,_ to 41, lncf\lllW. ,..,. .t wtd "" ttllbllt!Wd Ol'tim eo.tt D•llY l"n.t, • ""' K~lvyn 0 . Lach has been nnin· Joined First American in 1964 d Thl1i:'1 P!~, ty to bl (O(IVl'f-' '' 111d1v1c1u11. ••l'l'ltlflf'dlM ~. s.irt«l'llllr 20, JI w °"'*" ' 11, 10!f0Tl••••'"•• TD•' '",,-.. _1 Cd · 1 H , · tKr •t ''" O¥n: Gl1ctyt HllO!lft ~ .... ._. ~ 1t 1m. 1m iiil n: OVI' ''" senior :ipp ications engineer e 1s a graduate of Laguna The Nor1h11111 11V1rt1r 1we: 11ol of !NI Tiit• •t111m1111 1111c1 w1t11 "'-c ... w. f , st JOHit ~ · lfTAlW °" CM.IHMtttlA Nill:
for the Newport Beach·based Beach HJgb School and I Mortft-t Ou•rler !NW 14) of 1111 C11rk 1111' 0••"11• COUhlY Gl'I Auo. ,,, lt . ~fy C"'1t • =r.::: ... c ..,.._,._ "''COUNTY°' OltAIMI
f . rece V· kut111111 Qu1r1..-CSE v.1 ot Sectlori •r '''" ,, 11,.,1""" Dtputy c ...... ""°" • tTllflMAll ruo-,nv••~ M• A•nm •rm or Static Power, Jnc. ed an associate or arts decn.e TPllrty·tour ().IJ, TOWTltftlP Thirty-tr~ cwk. .._ -..,... ....,. • 1111t1 " JAMii ~AC• o•u'""·
Lach ( I . t' f e•.. IM) North. R111111 FourtNll (lj) E1U. ,.,... =· '' ,·u .. ~~ -NOTICI °' Ul'IWJl'TIOM lkl JI-MES H 01,lllPIN IM " Fl. . ormer y s e n I o r •n nccoun mg rom Orange M.D.M.. County, of L11wn. Jt•I• o1 Publtshtcl .............. c-• 0,1~ '"'· __...., .._. ._,... TD onJCAta ua•MINT PfllN • •
'ysl In I C t Coll C tlfonll ..., •. ..,. -·~ (JM) NOTIC& II MIRIS't.81Y•N .., ., Oil, ' O.C:MMd. e ~ eng neer for, Rohr 08S ege. o!tw •. Alilll'Ult. 30. Ind Sft)tlml*' " II, •• ~ ... .....,.II the lJ ·-ot Jlpf-1m.......... ttOTICI II ~lllllY CHYQ to ..
1nrlustrles, Inc., hold! degrets Rowley and his wife reside w~'S~J~·N1'11 · irn no>n .=,.,o;nz 1~ O.ll'f ~., T.:!•1 .t ~··co... COl'ftl'll\li'ltt'r C':' .:.0:1\1-=-d:';:'...~
from Illinois Institute or in Huntinston Beach COVl'llT Clll'll () PUBLIC N011CE ' . Colt• Olth'lct of °'= COlll'lfy, Mid ...,.,,, .,.. t'fl!UI,., • ,. ......
Tcchnoloov and Marquette * · TOML.tNl°"I a STl!!INMA11 _,......., NOTICE c:.111om11, -*'Ptld • lttMI on of '"""' w1111"" necHMty VO!ltM:tt. 111 -.~ OJ . m w. (""' ., ...... Sul!• 4°' ~-... """ " ..-UN .. -JTIOl'll ,to City ., " 1111 dtrlt: or !flt .rJow .ml• CflUtf,.,
University. B F a hi ha s111 ,_.,.."" e.ntorn11 '2411 fllCTITIOUS lutlNISI 1 ., Huntllll'Ol'I ~ • munlc1,.i eor> ro ,,...nt them. wu11 n. ~ • • l\Gvtns ne s been All""'"' ttr lxeculrlx NAMI ITATIMINT I . STAinMIJtt OI" AMNDONMIUIT I llOt!llon. '°' puollc tfNit •l'ld 111rltw9y ~ lo .... U1111tr.i91'1fd •• ,... ~ * llpPoin~ general mana .. er of 1714 ~ TM foltowlno """°"' ,,, ' .,,. USI °' "tc:TITtoVI IUSt,.m , .... _ ~ .. 1c1 ~ " .. IOC119d., htr 1ttornty, STANLEY c. • AMF Volt . , h th " PllllllllNd ~ COit! D1ll1 1"11ot. bu•lnt11 11: , TM hlloilfM penon (Pll'ION ~ Ofl 111111 K""9 -"°"'of !flat 11id DERION, .. lolltl\ S0t1111 s.,_, Liiii
1 n<'. as Ar> e ne Missile and Space ~ ''· 20. "· itn 2.461.11 MOTot cvc1.11 $E1tv1c1 c11i170: ..... ~•• •• w. -., ""' nc111t~ ,...-"' ,_, 1ou"" •t Goldtft w111 "'""'"· c1111M111 '°°'' w111dt k ... polnte~ William c. F..ste.ra1 of Olvisloo or Celnco lnd1t1trlt1 16tO Htwp0!1 ••'I'd .. (01t1 Miii. ...,,..... "'""' 11':10 CIAll:W' .:!~~· COi~ ... Elnt: =" '""' In tht PllCt (If 1111•1-Cll fl'lt ~ "' .. A.rcad1a a!I vice 1,,.esldent, In ~--t-a M PUBLIC NOTICE wi1n11n tr'llrlM c.rver. 17* ~ OP "~r •L\CM .. • -~n., "' -"" 1. . """'" w t1ll't111t to 111e nt•it ot Aid
d I'"' \.'\nl eM. \.lflt No. f, H1111ttnvto11 ll&c'll, f,!Yd,. ......,.,.. ..,,.. A,1 pultllc nt uPiJn IN 1"Jettl0fl &f dl<ildt11!, Wl!Plln filNr f11i011t111 •ffw f1W
1rec:tor cf Industrial relations Auv~blnt:lJ. r e v I o u 11 y .. -.c1 4N' MOM·o~s,. tlti.JTY •wiu1am J1"*' c.,.,,.,., "'' °""'• Tiit t1c11ttwt .,.,,...~-., ,-, ,.1: ,"'"•"'c"""-*'~!.C-'1-0fl w1u0", ""'., ''""' n,..1 P11lllfc111on of tbl• nolf<la. al the plant's Sa l A of . ' .,.~j1 .ooriGo 1t1e11. ...,.. .,.. "ltd"' coun -•t •Y''' °'' -•T 11r IMNI o.ttci Sc1111mw 1. 1m n I' na • direct.qr or ele.tco'I opera---'~ur:r'Jlveft bl ""' \Ill> Tlllt butif'llU 11 ti.l'IO COl'IM:lli' .., • ~OWID c. ·111w1 • ti=-, DtWll-"°""' 1m Adi"" Avt .• CO.I• """· ELflAOITH AHN~,,,. ...
i. thOll '10.1 ruhrloO as ~ JO, vp IJ.7 perd!Dt trom
mllli011 •t the eqd of 1971.
fice, t.io"* • ,, __ ,.,,, u-, dlbb I I tor lflY Partntnhl_p ~ ltflCll, C. • i"l1 I, °" 11'11 11111 •v Of hplarr1blt E~K\ltrlx of"'-WIN Esteras J-'-cd Vo" In 1970 ~ ... m \.NIJ ... 11',esa, wdl aid ln °""" :.,.1=~ t:«1tt1Ct..:1 by •11¥-wuj11m c. c.,...., i r...,.. -~ "' • •'.,.....,,." """' .. dclc:l l".M. , ti tilt •bOWI "'11\ff ~ w.u .,. Uta CODIOllcW.ion of aJI tacUci.l O.ftcl !lilt '"'fa on: ,..., 11!".• Ho"· Thi• tl•ttt'Mnt Iii.I 11'1ttl ,.... COUl9I\' .... f"t4MI, •CWID °" tlllJSTI~ tT•Nt.•Y c.. MKRSOM ' 18~ director or personnel. lie mi,sile, ta~get and space pro-• LION :t, ,r,..,.~· 1"' ~~tfi!..ft, <>rJ.no:;::: "'~~· ~~· -~ ~ ~1Gcrtl= , C ==::.::: .,, .
bft11 17 ycar1 of experlence In grams urider one roof 1n ~:.::::"' ,,,.,... y c~11 1_,. J ~ ~ ~ 'f•f1 111Jt ~
the industrial relations Ueld, Orange County. S:.=='a.°ttTt: 1~st a1uv ,not, l"lltllltfled °"'"" CMtt Din./?.': 1;1'~,::' ~T .f':.0~1~ PV:lli!ttl• c ... 1 DtHy '''°'· A~'ltt c:.... Dll'-
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-m1 odes! declines Wedn~1 ID dull · trading, mabt-.
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"The' market was ab$olute1y dead,w said Brad-
. bury K. Thurlow, vice ')>resident ot ·rtsemb (or . : :Laidlaw & 'Co. ; · ' .. · · . :..
· · ~ Investors were showing conteni, he said, O'VU
.possibility of Ugh• money 'ind lfiflatlon.
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J(llJ e 7:30 -"Wltnesa for the ProoecuUon. •
A 1urprtse ending hlghllgbta Ibis Agatha Christie
courtroom drama from 1958. Tyrone Power,
Marlene Dietrich.
ABC D 8:00 -Paul Lynde Show. Paul Is horri·
fied when his brainy son-in-law refuses to accept
. his '4,000 winnings on a quiz show.
NBC D 8:30 -"Madigan ." Richard Widmark
stars in the series inspired by his movie portrayal
of a New York City detective. Tonight Madigan
breab in a rookie cop and finds his life in danger.
CBS IJ 10:00 -"Cannon." William Conrad as
the portly r,nvate eye investigates the death of a
prominent abor union official who fell from a ski
lift In Colorado. ,J
KTLA D II :30 -"Loul!lana Purchase." Bob
Hope stars in thu 1941 comedy based on the Irving
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TV DAILY LOG
Wednesday
Evening
RmMHR 20
1:00;1~·111-"The M1W00111111" on ftllt tor• wa1111n wlloM ftthtr
Is out to •rt 1 sitnr rush on the """""· ... _ ::.:::. ....
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fon'dl,·Mlllfltll O'H1r1, .b11111 MIC·
Atttluf, Tiit rwl!t-•nd-tumbll 1111
of Wyomln1-1v1rry worMr, Cl17
Spll!Cer, wht struglts to raist nlnt
ehildrMI without tor1ett1111 his thlrt
of Sp111ctr's Mounbia lirt tt him
his tltlltr.
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1r1dU1te, ind finds l'lis lift on tile
lin• in tM coum ol tncklna dOWft
1uault suspKt1 and 1 possiblt au.w-
ll&rer. Stars Rlch1nt Wkftntrt. a (I) Ci) m AIC •••••••• ,
iillvii: C'i. (90} '"Rlll'ltl " tbe • ., llck" (sis) 'n-Lloyd Brid.._
Ctoril L11cl11111n, Edw1rd Asner,
Mnt Ftllldl, Tony Bill, Don111 Miiis,
ltabtlt Rtld. Moses Gunn. Sml
people Who 1rri'lt 1t 1n idylllc trop.
!eat mort lfter rectivln1 mysterious
in'fit1tkwls 'find lhtif drelm of p1n·
dist tuminl Into 1 he!listl lll(btm1rt
wltll /lml1 cll1ra of ac1pe. GI Mn ll'lffil Sllow _mo.mo ~ ~" ~"· llos" (R)
l:OODCIJ......,..,.. "-St•·
t/, Pllllll1 Plyton·Wrllf'it ind N111-
q W1lhr tutst: In th• story at Ill 1mbltious 11usblnd who insists that
tit t11nnot bt tbt f1lhtr ol th• child
txpedld ~ Ills wff1, whil• she rt·
fllffl to 11avt 111 optntion for fw
ii wUI· end1n11r her Prttn•llCJ. I U. Ven111 Par• hclrclar
1111 ...... LI c...tWI lit Pap1
t:JO U l•., Prottirt SMw Rtvltw ol
tllt Rtms/"ew Orl11111 Stints 1am1
pltytd Slpl 17th. IC';.,...,
t145 "'s. c...u. f1vtrit•
10:00
IJ Cannon Triggers New * Excitlment, $uspense! • w· C.hta The ...,sterioua
dfflJI fl I ·pron'lim:nt flbof Union
ofrldth WflO lttl ffor1r 1 stl lift ~ C:.1tnon to th• l'\Qed moun·
ttln fDllnt1)' •r Our1nao, Coloredo,
to lltvut)t'.tt1. 8 alt IB SEMCM A Mirrll Is Or·
'er.f'"f'Of • misalnc •1•nt Wflo n.int fl!to .. ,, , wt1U1 lnwltlptlna •
$100.bnl 'ncbt ·tllruttnlnc world
toDll0"'1. 1°" FrincioM st11s, 'Nick
81111«1 (ftenciosl) must 10ttt1 Utt
mis3inl •llflt 1nd 11)1 over Ills
invtstlptton •• K11dinf "1f" Enrlelld,
Bleneo ellCOUntrrs JIN D•vtnport
(Sttl1nll Poweri), an undercover u,s. TrtaWl'J 11ent. 1sslped to tht
7:30 8 TM l.w.i&P'I Sttwt Allen l!caseiD Nns
4!'!11< @[i] C!I""' ....... -ct·Wtit "Tll l• f.dlrlr 1tts HNte Andrews plays. 1 roll'er derby
.. Allee'• l>ftss" H11TJ loylt (Tom quetft--Htlen WllHIS. 'In 1 musical
8oilt7) is Mm•d ~M111 of the s,oof of "All About Evt."' S9eelel
Yet(' br Ms lod11. Thi rasult ii 1uuts 1n Carl Rtiner, Cw Elliott
turmoil wfllA Allee dilpl111 htr in· and Allee Gllostley. J11lil sinp •
dl'fld1Mllty Ind lndtptfldll'ICI by tributt lo tlll "Aft of AqlJlriUS," 111.iJint 1 Ht-ftmlu&fl dress while 1nd In 1 skit called "ll Was 1 V1ry
Cfi1t '"'* In 1 111il that rt· Good Y11r," Ctss 1nd Clrl revtll to
nrnblu btac:h d\llJ covertn11, for J11lil whit theJ wantetf to be 11 tht
Ille IWllrb 0.11111111. qt tA 17.
0 .... : (2tw) "INll .. ........ u llrb Kartlff Pmtnb ntttltr
(lrt) '61).....0te1 Stoctntl, Trevor "Wont Thin Murder'' A wom1n r1-
How1rd, Wtlldr . Hilltf. Tiit lflOlll IOrts to bi.ctm1H 1f11r l11mln1 thtt
portr1:pl ti 1 dlel lloflll flttwttn • hlf ·lite ltusb1nd's until di~ i11-
mothtr 1114\ lllt IOll, who r.Jeet• latlt1, llltrlnr lier pen11Jles1. Chri&-
rom111Uc. lfttolwm111t upo11 hu tintWllllt Ind Constuu ford star. •••th. ... c..., SM'# I ~:.1::.: ..!': i =~·•• nttt1t•-n. i..1
I -(2llr) -"' 111t ti lit lhhlca" (R) ~(di'•) 'M -T1rone lt..i.....,. ro-..r, MOn1 Dlrtrldl, Drt•
1"\11 W A Stem lln,.. If IM Sitt
't tMrMI 10:311 Tit lid: Dnllllt Trw AIMtltu,. '"SpelUllktl'I"'
( 1111 • IM MM LI s.t.kl
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tne of En1l1nd't tl'IOrit1 eomtdl· (dfl) '59-HINJ' Btltfaftl_ fl -1111, M1rty f1tdnl111, slnc •nd dfinc1 :··,.. I
with C.rol throup 1 •rle1 of mu· ~ .real comtdJ skltches..fh1 hl1hli1h1 ~ C:.,......,..
or th1 !how Is 1 m11sic.11 31l11te lo H u..,...
compo.11rflyflclst Johnnr Merur, ~ 1 .. .....,
DlplDAllt•·J 2 "lht Ltl• ......... ·(11) I
Btby <imcer Milloy dttts 1 ntw 11 .15 aMt M
1irl In t~1 steno pool, u usina Offl· 11:10 CIS lAt llMI• tCJ "ltll
cer Ed Wtlls (C1ry Crosb1) 11t1t ' Colft" (adv) '68-Richini 'Joo111, ~nc•m. f~nk Sl1111r1 Jr .. ind his Vera 1'Utl IOlft BIOndll~
srsttr Chrbl1n1 11'1 l\flSIJ. ., 9 m ,_.., c.... ScMd· '~ ,w s'mi~:~, ~ fl~I~ llltd: Don RICklts, Dion• W•rwlcb.
P1111 Simms Is hontfltd wh111 Ills P M~t: .,..... hrdltlt"
aon-ln·ll• Howle refllllS to •cctPI lj'(I, &,-fBb :r CMI TlloJ
Illa ~000 ~!nnlnp 0111 q11lt ahow. Htytrd1hl Ind RObert• flick ert r....-1,.,,, .... xhedultd fUtftl.
-· Ctnlo II Ta .111 111t T""' @Diction ·n It.GI m ltvll: "1llt 111 °""""" (drt)
LQ Ubti '59 -Mkkly RooM1. ·=-·~""'·-_,. 1:0012P~-. ( r•) '32-£dw1rd & Robi1110n l:JCI -: ~ ,,.....
hbe 0.n1tls. Alilll M.CMiholt ' t) '46-Miumn O'Hlra.
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M1dlf1n ii 1$kff to br11k In 1 AtW 3:0l"B llwlt: "MM tr 1.-{WM) 'A
del«tlw, 1 fl\Od, recent colle1t -=Mtdotl.W em,, "'"* Cftif.
Thursday
DAYTIME @IES
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I
'Rivalry'·.._.,
City Ememhle Debut Set
'!be ..., lcuy Ensemble
Tbeal« will la"°"" Ill lint
season in Orange County with
a political drama, • j T h e
Ri valry," based on the
debates between Abraham
Lincoln and Slepben A •
Douglas.
Art Winslow is directing the
play for the Orange group,
which wlll make ill debut Ocl.
6 for a f6ur·weekend run at
• Rl"rslde
ft1tt1w1y
"lotmQh Sf. 5~S·JS2'
Tllllf AMII.I MOVlfU I. '1IOT IOI-II)
2.:'PllYAlf Dtl!'f !f'Jlfll" ti> l. .. .,. oou 110\llf'<{IJ llJ a..itt 11 •11 .. WI" ,.,..., fl)
L!nc.aln A•'ll.
..~s'. o! l(noH 121 .. orct -...... "GODfATl[I" {I)
"•n/h<flil Wik• ""AIOlllCAUlDll" f., ct1.:....11Mt1t .. Wlfti"',...,1.,
'An o~'l" nv1 c"'"'''"rio Ciff-fl/Tlll ur.ol•s .... .....
"WNATS'U;, DOC?"(C)
• ri...oe.i ...
"MOW 10 COMA T MAllJAC("
Sin O,•q<> F<"y
11 Brooltllurs!
(So,)
!l1·2•tt
,.JfctflAlllLOUS•
"GOif! Wlllt THE WIHD"(C)
"'"''-" ··-"'TNl lllVl•S" {P~)
l:l<:tc.11 BIV~.
!;p, cf G•rd~n
Cir11ve fr•tw1y SJ•·•n1
, WotDfAUll "nfllf'"lllt lff Al.WAYS WAll'tlt Tt lllOW AIMt-JIJ llJ Wfll
AllAIDJOASlr"( ..
r-..r-111111r(K1
I.
"
the Man Site<! thNter In the
Cily shoppiJ1& cenler.
llaymood Nassar of FOUl>o
lain Valley will enact the
IUlu'!..e_~dent_Ltncoln, while
Tom Trimtn, a young Santa
A,. aclor. plays Ille "'little
giant" Oougtas. Mrt. Douglas,
the bumaniiing influence on
bolh men, will he portrayed by
Linnea (..ogerquilt.
The production "·UI be staged
as an old fashioned political
rally. 'according to WinsloW.
'I'M two senatorial candidates
will hold a polillcal parade
outside the theat«;r each night
at 8 o'clock to drum up sup-
port. They also will campaign
Jn tbe audience during in-
termission.
Curtain time for "The
Rivalry" will be 8:30 on
Fridays and Saturdays
through Oct. 28. Further Ur
'Blood' Star
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)
John BeCk, star of "Three in
the Attic," signed to costar in
MGM'.s suspense dram a
••BJood Song."
A f~cMctt PAODUCJ1CH
formation may i. olf(alft "1
calling alS-711.1 ~!!,_.,~ City Ensemble .._...., ..
717, Orange.
JCT Seeks
V olunt;eers :
The Irvine Commun~l1
Theater wilt hold a genie>!
meeting Thursday evening;e:ir
memben and ~
members interemd in wott·
ing on the seasoD-Openlng ll!O-
duction, "Light Up the Sky .... ~·
Alan Levy, vice ptesidenH>f
the ICT groop, announced tllllt
the theater will be lookJng ·r0r
volunteers to work in tbe
areas of ticket sales, pub~t}'.
production and set · building.
The play will open Oct. lS in
the Humanit ies HaU
Playhouse on the UC Irvine
campus.
The meeting is scheduled.for
8 o'clock In ROom 223 of
University High School~ eu,.ver
Road at Turtle Rock Drive,
Irvine. •
Bt1ffEBFldE8
ARE FREE
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GOLDI€ HNM'I
€mH€0MT
---C!~fUl!MI lO .. . _ .. _, -· '-·
---=· SrAD!UM ~J ,_ ... _..-.:-... ---.. SrADIUM t
" --~ •ll._. ._.
M9UT.l'••111.11s A•• Pa••• (N}
.... II M._ & hwnll A1Mrt
•tie "THI OUDUATI"'
ll!"•tlus+w I:•••"*" Now NI l&rYtC *6 Wll1nrr .. t ACMle""f ,.,, .....
"'"IDDLIElt ON THIE ltOO .. "
"'NOT SUMMllt WIEIEK"' (HJ • "THlf LONlltS"' (ltJ
"$UMMllt OP 'ti'' (It) • "XLUT'W" (It)
'"'l'Mli NIW c:aln'Ut10ft1$• (RJ ........ c. .... .... -PUT MISTY POii Ml" (tJ
~-·
' YOUNG, BEAU'JIF1X
AND GROWING UP FAST •..
WITH DEATH
AS A HITCHHIKER!
• e ;;.~Ti· ..,., ........ -·-UtJ
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YOL. l>li, NO. 264, 7 SECTIONS, 14 PAGES ~ COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER .2P, 1972
~ --.
Court Raises s. Coast City hood Possibility
.ly·GllOllGE LEIDAL . . OI .. DMJr l'Ult IWf
'J'be Cllifarnla" SUpreme Court Tueaday
piked the ....tual fate of the glamorous
-view property lying --Neitport Beach and Laguna Jleach in the
hands of apProximately 150 r.sident
rq1stered voters, most of whom live in
EL Mom> triller park. , Dem Orange County Counsel Vic
11enm.. said today Tuesday's historic
aJllrl decllion "probably" will strip the IrvlDe Conjpany qi 1111 .rlgbt u majority
landowner lo CIPP* any incorporation
dl'orl by a majorl\1 of the ng1atered
wtera ll'1!11 wllllin the ranch'• 10,000.
..... coaata1oec1or.
No effort toward Independent-ctlYhood
baa surfaced In the <OUtal ll1'U -.... Liguna and Oorooa del MB but tile high
court's ruling now appamilly would
mlike such an effort -Ible,
Most report! have indicated Ille virgin
coaatal area might be anneud to either
Laguna Beach, Newport Beach or the
city of Irvine, or it mlght be deffioped u
county temlory.
1be stale'• higb court ruled that Janol.
owners of more than ·half of an area
propooecl for i-pcntion ... ,..., lmtor
block ID Incorporation effort.
Areal with JDOnl -u regllltered YOlerl may leplly Ille ' lnr • cltyhood
-it'ioore than 21 .,..-lien a
petition urging .. electll&
'!be 1p1cl.fic cat tn·•-ol•ed a
developor'a bloctina of aa election aouglit
by resident. of Palos V erclea Peninsula in
Loo Angeles county by uee of the former.
ly accepted leverage of majority interest -· ' by-ollando.--.-·
li1 that case. a P.<r<ml o1 the .01.r.
signed a petition aeeking an election. The
election wu blocked by the developer
who eontrollecl II percent of the properly
within Ille proposed new city.
All Irvine Company spc+em:tn ~
said the land development firm would not
~t on the Supreme Co u r t
decision'• effect on the coast.al sector
..until the company'• legal department
has bad time to aaess the company's
pOsitlon:"
County lawyer Bellerue noted be bad
not yet seen the court opinion but based
on news accounts of the action said the
ruling "could allo affect a property
owner's control of annenliom."
Last week, the city of Newport Beach
put "on the back bumer" its con-
sideratioll·ol an offer by the Irvine Com-
pany tr annex the prime ocean view land
betw""' th'! San Jqaquln Hills end the
Paclfic OceU.
Ne~rt offlciall recently receJved a
planning atalf lludy that showed an-
nexing ·the whole pieca of Irvine Ranch
land would ·in 10 rears time mean a
$2.00,000 a year ne tax benefit -tax
revenue over costs of sert>lcing the new
area.
ljowever, since the city of Newport
Beach Ls completing It! generat plan the
proposed annexation was delayed until
that plan Is adopted sometime next year.
Meanwhile, officials ot the city of
Irvine, which never has been formally Qf-
fcred any interest In the 3.5 mile stretch
of prime beach and the view property,
have publicly indicated they would await
Newport's final decision.
Irvine Company officials late last week
reiterated their "histoilcal position" as
regards the annexation to Newport Beach
as an indication they too would wait for
Newport's decision before offering it to
so meone else. ·
Observers note, however, with loss of
co ntrol over . any lncorpcration, ind
possibly an annexation, the Irvine Com-
pany may now want to move mort; f"Nrid--
ly. .
'
eca ·ec.
Defer BW
ForRai,se
\ . ' . <?omlderatli>n ol·a salary lncreue for Laiuna Beach 'Ullilied .Sdlool ll!strlcl
llu~ WUU.,..,UUom will ml be
.... 1111111 1111 llola!D'---bit
ii!otract --up IOI: -..,. ~· . . ... , '
Ullom aalcl· the clecilion, arr!VJ4 ...al ~eoday~~~~l~lliiledii!i,·
poloteoj lo~ '1rtol _. .... ·-· ... ' lieoel ..... ~ ..... -and -~ tillnlhip/' . ' •
'Wbea "th .. board maJOrity ol ~
WWJam ThomM, falricia Gillette arid
Gerald I.lob wu elected in Arpll of 1m,
"I beUeved .,,. Would be able lo work
together ... 1111 fall'll)indedness," Dr.
Ullom llaled.
11'Jbere are aeve.ral lncidents that lJ>o
dicate tbaf may not be true," the
' lupuintendent -
He [iointed.oy!J-~boa!I\ ~ity -
just days before 11111 eonlnlcl renewal
was lo cune 'up July 1 -chanpd t)ie
r<Qewal policy,·allowing it lo be delayad
l1htll Del: •. 31.
"I requested an evaluation of my
peiioqnance on A,pril 3. To dr.te, I have
-~tvtd no answer," Ald Dr. Ullom, his
vo1ce IJreaklnR. '
. Jn !lie Jui !Oar years, Ullom llfld, the
llUj>erintencfeiit's salary has Increased
· ID petctlll, wb1!e , other clillrlct atalf
memben have reCeited 1'-percent wage inCreuea. The <OSI of living Inda during 1111· same period baa Jum~ 13 per<ent. ·~· -lhil ·~ point. lo IPim ·~ in esta1>11m1na a good ~cy relatiombip, .. be said.
ll'be motlm lo defer the aalary lncreue
wia made by !..rd l'Nlldenl 'l'bomu
.folJoWina • brief --Mn. Gilletlt, tarp! of I ncall, oecoilded the
motion. I.lob, allo IUbjecl of the recall,
cast the third -..le In lavor •f the mollm.
'l'i'ulleM lme Boyd and NOlman
Browne cu1 dillellllnl, ~-.
Ullom iold the boml it lhciuld· allp loolt
at his salary in relllllon lo other dlstri<t
adtnlnlltraton · and tile top of the
tiechen' paJ ICale "u a bub for COD"r
parlaon.'' ' ' Dr. Ullom airrenllt ...,,. "1.'llO an-
Q418lly. He WU cnmM a '2IO ~
t;; :~~~ -:.~ "7!ii the
amount wa loo llllOll.
•1 am --~ in\tft of Ille ~ in ' the eyea of the "'8nl. 00 11111 _... Ulloai concludad hitter)J. . ' .~
Thomu thanked Ullom lex h I I
remarb, but made no further •tatemenL
(See 1WBE; hp I)
:PitOT 'HAPPY'
."' ' ·TO CANCEL AD
: : 's.l.eumea H mab1 DAIL 'I l>nm ad-
;jloorw happy lo bave cuol-. cancol
jell. -ailly! Nol -:ivu laiow flie ~. 'lbil ad WU MJppaeed lo run
'i8vd days: " sttK Screener,~ 1& or over.
·•· Dl·DD, ult for (llr.
BlantJ ' ' ' On tile third day; the ~ plloned
... 111111 .....-the ad be .... led. II
)1114 pndlloal! llO -.. tw -Tbat ' .,...., wlD eall aolL We ..... bajlpy
It ha -.. cmlll 1111 ... Lei • aet 1tmlla llh lllol lor,... "-dirlct lor ·.-111.·Dlal...,..
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Two L~011na --·· .. -~~ --
Trustees
Face Voters
By FREDERICJt SCIIOEMEBL
Of .. D91~ HM St.ti
A recall elecUon against Laguna Beach
Uriiliecl SChool Dlatrltl lrusteea Pa\~ Gillelte and Gtrakl l;Jnka will_ be · .
'Jlec,.L ' \<,
= p.~;of ~ Tlleodlr·idifi!' • ~ adojl!O( lt\<llliprilo ~'
l ·=Gill!!tle, -by·JJDM. 'lllat( 1 ... -be held ... the ~' Qate. .~ ,. • . · !.!~ ~ ~me i~ they ha;,,
SECONDS Tltl MOTION
, Laiufta Tl'VllM Link•
!'!~ to r<move me and I feel they ' ~hi•• thelr,dli at the po!JI," 111!1 , , I.,, G111otta. pri(lclng lier motion. "I
..... , "'"' -~ ~ve n mmt..., be the clecilion o1111e
SUGGESTS DIC. 5 l"l'ple and wha\ they want lo prevail in
Recall 'Ta t Giii-'GUI' achooll." rp •, Unke llid follClwlng Ille meet.Ing ho
------------..... --------,..---..-... .. ~in aceord wl!Ji Mra. Gillette's state-
menl
Robber ·Gets $178,500,
Members of Concmied Citizena for
Schools, feartnr the board majority of
Mrs. Gillett(, I.lob and William Thomas
would attempt to stall the election, were
"SurpriJed and stunned" by the moUon, . ' .
Escapes on Motorcyc"le said preJldent Thomas Cassidy. .
0 We hope, as Mn. Gillette l\IQeated,
that a democratic electlon and the will of
the -le Will· be manifested," be llid.
"We· are very haW, will!· the board's
unantmows decision,' 'Cassidy added. ' ' . . . STATBIJNE, Nev.(.(!') -·All ·..,_
man ~ Harrah'• Talloe ~ ·
$178,sOo iaie Tueaday Ind ..aped, .. ~
motorcyde driYen by a aecond man:; Hu-
rah' a spol<tlman M>rk CUrti.I salc!'!oday •.
CUrti.I Mid tile 111111 anpdaecl five
unarmed--empioJea u thq ...,..
bilnlinc the -inln the cuino from I tr«1 "Ed Yauh. .
CUrti.I Mid the man toot two llap·fi11-
ec1 with cab llld cuino chij>o, but <!roP-
ped oai, oonlalnlnc fl,508 la ddpa, • he
feld,
The ptaWI)' IDQlorcycle fled ......
the llate line Jnlo Caltfoiaia 1114 the
Federal Buren ol tn-..iilll bu -cOllad Into the .... Cllrltt .....
.. Olrtll --tile .....,., • -. d8"-llalrwd ...... WWlnf_ a·
w-. .............. ··~ a..-ue aloppfi. the ,:.: • they
Laguna Property ,, T~e.s 'Lowest'
In Orange Coqnty
By JACK BllOBAClt
• ., .. Dlllr ........
4cdna--rty-!Wlow· eel olooelf •by Newport ..... P1Y Ille
-~ of any in Oraiip County, .Wlllminalerand~-111
Pit the ·hltJhasL 'Ille lllormallan came lodq from Or-.... Oooo!IJ Audllol'Ooa-Vic Heinl
who olfers --by ctty of "typi-cal" tu IJllQUDLI' for Onage County
~ for Ille cufl'llll fiacal year
and fat lt'll·'ll.
'l11o nllll'<I are -on a 19,000 Ullll!~ YalUltlon ~would lpply to
ai...~a~-o1'24,000,
Helai erplallll. ' .IAatma'• typlcal .~ wlD pay "11 II P!OJ1et11 la 1 ~• tldl y e·a r,
ilewport'I 1$'11. On the -end ol the IClle, • Cypreas properly ..... will pay
t1l7 111111 Watminater, f1U, rot -Porllon. the owmr of a '24,000
(Seo TAXlll, .... II
were laking !he· money upatalra inlo Ille
casino aliout.10:15 p.m.
Tbe.·-~ them "to m,p. the
cuh bap and back down the stain;
CurtlJ aald, or be would '1blow your
heads off."
The bandit picked up Ille money and
. sprinted 150 feet through the crowded
cuino, dropping Ille amailer bag after f"lllding wilh a cuino chonge cir!.
Curtll said the man ran out into 'the
nlglll, clown a side street lnlo a dark area
nearby, jumped onlo the hack of a
walling motorcycle and aped off,
The getaway wu deacrtbed by a Har-
rah's aecurtty man wllo dtuecl the rob-
ber out of the caaiao.. · t otrtJ.s, dlreclor of ...... relitionl and
~ for -· lilc., said lreah currency Ill brougbf inln tbe cuino
rqulerly but doob4od there was an
atahlillled time, ..ui.. or routine.
Harrah'• Inc., a pullticJy 1rldecl .....
poratioa, operatea a cuino here and baa
a big1Kllle botel --It all!P bada~ln Relo.
.Following the vote, Tbomu lashed out •1 what be termed "decepilve pracllces
o obtaining signatures" on petitions ask·
Ing for tile recall election against the two
trustees.
"'Ille whole charge of Concerned
Citizens is a bunch of lies,'• Thomas aald
later. "One fellow collect.tng. signatures
was telling people we were against in-
novaUon. That's a lie."
"We could have siallecl thia thine (elec-
tion) for two months," Llnte told
reporters after the meeting. "But we
decided it would be :,etter for the electlon
to get under way."
CaS!ldy said li the board had tried lo
delay setting the election to · lta -Oct. S
meeting, his group was pret>Sttd to co to
Superior Court seeking a writ of mandate
for an early election.
If truatees bad waited until October,
the election would' have fallen on Dec. 11
or Dec. 24!. These two dates were con-
sktered unfavorable b e ca u 1 e of
Cbrlsbna•time activiUea and _.blo
low voter turnout.
Thomas noted h< hacl rectlvecl a wri£.
(See RECALL, Pa1e I)
* * * Re~ Leaders Evaluating
Possible Board Successors
Coocernecl au.-for S,cbooh,
backers of the Lll'U ~b Boord of
EdllcatJoo recall .. -two -· iJ -evaluatinc 10 ~VI candldalel !Or office In'lliO 'Dec. 6 ellicllan.
1be two IOlectioaa of Ille orpnbatlon
wlD be aDllOUllCOd within. • -k, CCS
pretldeet Thomu CUoldl Nid Tueaday ... ' A •••..,lttee of his (l'OUp bu in-t.mnllll ..... or the 10 poulble
........, Ill said, wtiit meellnp for the
----liter !IQ -k. Eadt -II being • uked It -llcxll ._il":f,. hlll vlewl on eclucatlo!L CUaldJ iaitl ll•t of quritiona wlD be
re1-al the !Ima the namea of 1111
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two candldatea art preoented
Candidates wbo Wlllh lo nm against
truatee. Patricia Gillette and Gerald
Linke in the upcunlng electk>o, however,
need not be limited to the ranks of
Concernecl au .... for Schools.
Ally reg!Nred wter within the district
ID:l)' declare CIDdklacy in the race, ac--
eord!Q,i lo th\ Vocen Registration office.
Then Ill no OOll lo file as a candidate,
bul a PIO lea la nqulred of candidates
lfbo -lo include a IOO word 1tetement of auallficatlons in the sample ballot. 'l'ba election, In whlcb a possible IUOO
..ten DllJ wt blllota, Is especled to omt tj1e lc:bool district 13,300, and wUl
~from dlslrlct reserve money.
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SUSPECT IN ·1c1iltclt ltAPI Pl.EADS INNoCINT
St1v1 H. Bron~, 19, Fontane, LMvM for COurt .
... :.
'Icepick' Rape Suspect.·;~;
.•.
Makes 'Innocent Plea
Steve H. Bronson, suspect in the
lceplck.kidneping and rape of 1 19-year-
old Lagwia Beach 1Ir1 baa pleaded Jn..
Doctrlt to all charges. .
Bronson, 24, of Fontana, a-peeared in
South Orange County Juclfdal Dlsirlct
Municipal Court to answer ·chars,. of
~ping. rape, wault with Intent t<t
o:munlt rape and sel'Ull perversion.
Bail for Bronson, 'A chicken; r a n c h
empl0ye, wu reduced from •100,000 'lo
"5,000. The suspect WIS beld in .,_,
today at Orange County Jall in lieu ol
llall.
The public defender'• offict -the plea for Bronsoo, a parolee from a
Florlcla case JnvolY!ng assault with lnleel
lo oommif murder, loin Crooin, deputy dlatrtct attMney said. ,
Judie H. Warren Knl&bt NI -a
pmtminary bearin1 date in tbe eut.for
Tuoadoy at Ille South Or•ll(• County
Judicial District Municipal Court.
Bnxlaon waa amotecl by Laguna
Beach.detective Gene Brooks at 11111 liome
in Fcot&na Frlday.
The teenegecl Laguna Beach girl had
reported to oUlcen that as the was
hiicbhiking north from a restaurant in
Ille llOO block of Soulh CooJt Hl!:bway
about I p.m. Tburtday, a car app;irenUy
clrt ... by 1 woman lloppecl for her, alter
turning from Ille ooulhbow>d Ianea .
'l11o lirl got in and observed tile drivtr
to be wearing woman'• dotbJnc and
lipltJck. As 'Ibo car pusecl through
dowctown Laguna Beech, the teenagecl
rider lold the drtver sbe wanted lo 1et
out, but wu forced lo Ille Door ol the
'
car, 11 the driver held an Icepick to her temple. ·
1be car lben pnioeecled to· San
Bernardino County. Police '1lege the gtrl
was taken to .a desolate area \wbere t: iir·
ty mattms lay in the open; rape<i: Gd
forced lo commit pemrted au aQta;: -..... '•"
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Orange
Clear blue skies are ~
through Tburacl&y alOlll Ille Or. ana:e Coast, with wanner tempera..
!urea, to boot. llJg1is of 7V at the
beaches, riling lo the Illa ' Inland.
Lows "tonight in the IM)a, ·
INSIDE TODA'l'
Orange Coun~ th<alt~ II of· firing o pair o 'TcruN" thj.t
week, along tDlt a fUU •chcd-
1dc ot.~9th1r atog1 tV~b. Sn
l.'nttrtainment, Pao• 27. '
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z OA!l.V PILOT LI I
• ..,...,., 7
• Only 2 V ot.ers
I~ CrysUJl Cove °' Lbo 1pprnlmalolJ Iii .......... Yolerl IMllC Wilhto Lbo
untacorpor1ted, tt.• ''" coat11 sedor of the !.rvlne Ranch, only
two have homes In Cry1taJ Cove.
Deputy County Voten reglatrar
Jun Maler aaid tocky all but two of
thd. -150 live within the El Morro
mobile borne communities adjacent
to Pacific Coast Highway near
Laguna Beach .
Man Identifies
Slaying ·Suspect
WitliEPA • •
Accusatwn
The two residing ln Crystal cove
are presumed to be among thole on
mooth-t<><nontb l<a.., !tom the Jr.
vine Company, while the built of the
voten are leasing land for their
trailnl" on longer term leasts.
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Coastal Plan
By JACK CHAPPELL
Of "'-P•llY PllM Sleff
Sworn testimony Tuesday by a witness
during a preliminary hearing into the
pistol slaying of a Lag\Ula Beach woman
ldenUfied llllP'Ct Thomu Bradford
McCutcben as the man found staoding
over the de.ad woman's body. ,
Philip Henchman ol 136 Wave St.,
Laguna Beach, told the Munic,ipa l Court
of Judge ff. Warren Knight ~t be aaw a
woman lying oo the ""' Of hiJ frGnt lawn and a man standincp« her.
A>Ud by John OOnlo;' deputy district
altorney, U that mm """ In the court, G Too Far He,..,...,.,, aald be 'was, and ldentlOed oes ' the 1wv1c>1ned JlcC'll<hen, liO, all<Jed
• ; "' boyfriend ol tJie ,!lead woman, Mn.
S~y· slrvineCo. H · / Cl · :.: oag to ose Irvine C.Ompany oUiclals today In• . / "°""""' the company'• oppoalUon lo I • c
ProP!"ffion '20, the C.astal Initiative F ... :..:...:ly enter
which':.will be on the Nov. 7 general elec-ZIJl.ll.I
tion ballot. 0 D f 0 0 ~ L. Wal30n, executive vice ve·r e· ICit
presid'eiit of the land planning and a.,
man'lfl"'D* firm, &aid the measure,
"goeA!.)lo far."
He""1d Lbo company suppor!J the .,..,.
cept •!!!•state guidelinel govomlng coutal
land '"' and oooservation. '"111.at this en·
vironrAental nqu.irement wlll soon be
met ,by the Leglslature 11 a1 much 8 cer·
taintf.'111 it is a necessity. But it must be res~ly met wllh responsible leglsla·
tion.'
PnlppllUon 20, ho asserted, fai!J to
meel,Ml!I need. • _.
"lj'O, applaud the lnltialtve'• broad ...
ject.iVfs; the proiection, restoration and ~t of the coa1tal en-vitoiiil>¢;" j10 Aid. "It ii Its propoled
mecbaJiim !Or atlal!llni theae objectlveo
that ldtC.. iii lo oppoae the lnlttailve."
He ff.!Jed I~ "unrealiltlc, unnecaaary,
perhl)i. -Ututlonal and certainly
unfalt.'t
U ~. Watlon uid, Proposition 20
"woulcl ,bave a very severe impact on
bundl'lds gf thnulancil of property
ownefl~' prhate and public, who are
undelen'iaa ol. tbt cwnberaome, restric-
tive cootror. 11 would tnfllcL"
sy:::~~a1::.= p1_..i 1'y lnJ . could rault bl
an "effecUw moratorium -without prop-
erty tu~ -;-1apiml !IDY prtvala or pub~: liupio•-t project "bowtver
·~ ~ Lbo ..mmun1ty." .!¥~ out that under Propoaltion
20 EJt. 'llelcil of ........ tlon auur..i --.....:. .... and . ··~~;~· on fti'• · ' 1 "11 tMy 1DUWa be."
Bui J!Q. !<!>relllllatlo1f ·lo W1lnd bl the
"cetJWAly eqUany ippr\Jprlate" l1eldl o1
em~fm.tot, economicll, property Ult, ta~jil ao~_ aovemment finance.
A uniqw F8ll1ilf Practice Center at
Hoar Memorial Hospital In Newport
Beacb, -of 100 In the United State1,
ran at-.. deftci1 of. t2U,OOO last year IDd.
will clooe jla doon In June, 1973.
Decil1oD :to cbt the irogram, design-
ed to _,Jftplfib pbysiciam for certification
in ttie Am:.rt,. .. n Academy of Family PractiaC~ 'iif u;e· medical staff In i
73-44 vote, after belted discussion.
The vote muJt be confirmed by the
bosp~tai board ~pt. 25.
OpenOcl In July lie9, tbe Famlly Prac-
tice Center caret for about 1,500 patient!
a month and currently bas 13 doctors
undergoing tbree--year residencies in
general family practice.
During the residency, the docton com·
plete intensive practice In obetetrics,
pediatricl, IUfi•'Y ond reiatrl medical
areu. A oertliled 1eneral pOactU.loner,
It ii estimated, would be quallffed lo care
for 85 perceor of a family'• "medical
needs without recourae to apecialllla.
Tbe American Academy of Flllllily
Praclioe wu arpnized to combal the
-'•• lrtnd toward -1aJliatlon In ~ and lo llII Lbo .. far quaUfied
general praelitlotlen.
Some of tbe docton who wtll not have
omnpleled lhelr noidlllcl• ..,. next ye1r
~ the hope that ..... olher
Oran&• County holpilal mllbt take up
the pro(l'am, or thal they could transfer
to Lm!i Beach Jtfemortal Holpilal, wblcb
bu a almllar ~! ;)
II w~ noted that paticltl at pie cmllr
are cbarfed feea com~ wilb tbou
cbarged by private doclort In the com-
munity and no uplinatlon was iJn.
medlaWy available for the quartu
mlllJon dollar deficlL
Court Postpones
Abortion Trial
Aperilvala from the cornmilllolla, he
"'!1'1/f;,.wd be required for any home
adillliOi(, ·remoc1ellng, repair or roplace-
m~ Jl'OJecl COiling more than 1'7,liOO;
an~~f apartment or bualnesl ex· ~. project; aoy librory, rtglonal
Part~ 1iOc:h park, ~d Improvement, scbool~tal, awer, civic or cultural
project wuhin a 1.ooo.foo~w111e "permit F n D to
area" rutiliJns' tbe length of the oi:.vana ~ ' r ~~~:~ •• , he noted, en-
com~ not mly the. undeveloped lailllr~een ' N•WJ>Orl Beach ond Lagufri~. but allO large populated area~ bolb.clties. "~ 'b no . &r(Ulng that California nee~coulal !Bnd maoagement progcti>; 18ld. '"!'he C-Oastaf
Jnit18': . ,~In our opinion~p · this · l~ lllllor product · d be
litig on, 'lo clailly Iii Intent lo com-
penslate ~rty owners an4 tupayers
injured.qt~t! u:ce.sses." w.a.on ilaid be do<l!l't helleve the
Irv~ Company is among Proposition
2o·s iatgdl. "But we would be among Jts
victiDU." tie asserted.
A four-moolb delay wu ordered today
In the Orange County Superior Court trial
or a Dana Point physician aceused or
performing abortions in his Laguna
Beach office.
Presiding Judge Bruce Sumner set the
tr1aJ of Dr. Rohert eummlng Robb, 70, of
34567 Scenic Drive, to J,an, l~ in the
aMence of a !ODg awaited California
Supreme C.urt ruiinC COD1idered by both
1idel to be vital to the case.
It was ibe sixth such delay of the
criminal action since Robb was arrested
more than two years ago.
Laguna Beach pbUce armted Robb on
abortion charges after be allegedly pro-
cured. miscarriages in young urunarried
patients at bis Art Colony officer-
Virginia Htmnett. 45, of 121 B Wave St.
HerlChman said that moments before
he had beard a woman 's ~reams and
shots.
"The lhota didn't sound reaJ to me, but
the 1er-.ma 9lUDded real/' Herschman
said,
McCIJtcbtn, in jeil clothing, sat
passively beside 1!11 attorney during the
testlmooy. He did not lelllly. McCut<ben
baa prevloualy pleaded imloc:eol lo a
cbarge ol DllU1fer •
Alter heartnc the • t.stlmooy o f
Herscbmao an4 ~of'°-"'' reports ltatinl ca111t of the WOOWl'I
death wu gumbot WOIDl!s, Judie Knight
ordertd McCutcben to appear for
Superior Court ·arraii!U11elll.
The cue now will be 'tr&Dlf'erred from
South County Judicial lltllrict !ilunicipal
Court lo Diviilm 5 of the' Orange ,Qiunty
Superior Court. McCutchm wu ordered
to appear at 9 a.m. Oc,t. 3.
McCut<hen wil arrealed by poli<a al
the scene o~g on Sept. i. .
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TAXES •..
borne In Anaheim. the county's largest
d17, will pay IM5. TlJe fi.-for 1971-71 •ere much the
11111V; bul ·Jri..that Ytf' Watmlna\<r'• l'l'll edged Oui Cypress with ·1752 and
Huntington Beach wltll $'12t.
Heim cautions that the "typical''
amounts ror each city are based on the
tax code area that hu the greatest
aaessed -valuaUon.
"Some code areas Within eac:b city will
vary, more or less, compared to the prior
yea r than the selected code area," the
auditor said. "Therefore the year·to-year
comparison should be considered as ap-
proximations rather than absolutes."
Heim also says that while the com-
parison. of total properly taxes paid is
made between cilies, "the considerable
differences in the total tax amount are
the result. in great measure, of t h e
•ari.ances In the tax rates of school and
1peciaJ districts located in each city."
Typical tues paid ln other Orange
County cities are (1971·72 figures In
brackets):
Costa Meaa, 1646 ($640); Fountain
Valley 1'715 (1697): Huntington Beach
1'733 (1726); San Clemente $604 1'803).
San Juan Clpi.otrano '640 (1611); Seal
Beach 1839 (1631); Loi Alamllol tei8
(1613).
Capa District
Students Finally
Back in School
"Don't Get So Giddy. They May Ba Bringing Somebody In, Not
Taking Somobody Out,N
Senate Panel OKs Social
Security, ~edicare Bids
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Senate
Finance C.mmittee today paased legllla-
tion. that would Improve Social Securlty
ond Medicare programo by nearly 16
billion -and provide sharp tax increases
to pay for them. ·
Uoder the bill, SocW Seeuril)' payroll
taxes in 1973 would rise to a maximum of
$648 for anyone earnin& $10,I» or more,
witll tile payment matched by his
employer. The maximum tu now is $468
a year.
That same tax for persons earning
$12,000 or more would rile again in 1974
to $720 for each worker and bis
employer.
The bigber tax.. would finance a
number or liberalizations under the two
programa -most of lbem laking effect
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RAISE •.•
Jen. 1-but would provide no across·the-
board increase in becefll! for the 20
million retired per.sons now drawing
Social Security benefits.
Congress bas already enacted a 20 per-
cent boost in retirement benefits to be
paid starting In October.
Inclll!led In the proposed Improvements
are provisions to:
~Broaden Medicare coverage to pay
most of the cost of drugs for treatment
of chronic, long-term illnesses of the ag-
ed.
-Boost the maximum amount a Social
Security pensioner could earn without
losing Social Security beneflil from lb
pment s1,8!0 Ilmlt to '2,400 a year.
-Increaae benefits for peo~o wbo
delay their retirement heyond 1ge IS.
--benelill for the wldOWI aod widowers of Social Security pen!ioners.
U.S. Government
' T~ .. Sen . Su:tplus
o;:~o1':f'::,~~--.:":!n Marine Prop~~.
WASHINGTON ( A P ) TIJt
Environmtntal Proteetlou Agency aaked
the Justice Department today to P'°'"'
ecute Ford Motor Co. for alleged
tampering with the anlipollutlon tats "!'
tts 1'13 can. i •''-•
EPA Administrator WlDiam D ~
Rucklesbaus wrote to Alty. Gen. Richard
G. KieindleJllt, EPA anoounced, thal
"There is evidence" the test,"'_tampering,
first reported lo EPA by Fcdllaell, wu ~deliberate.
Because of unauthorized maintenance
on Ford'• test vehicles, ill (liginal an.
tipolluUoo test results were withdrawn
an,d the company wu required lo repeat
tta full liO,Olltknlle tooting on lll~model
auto engines.
Ruckelsbaus aUowed the company to
ship its new can to dea~en but forbade
thelr 481e until lbe new tests prove they
meed federal clean-air sabdards.
EPA aald today that aeven of Ford'• 12
engine lamllies now have· been cerlillecl,
permitting Ford's 1973 can to go on ule.
It oatd data on teat• of the rt11U1intnC'
engine £amilles were still being analyzed;..
In bis letter to KleindJen·st,
Ruckelshaus praised Ford top execuUvea
for reporting the problem voluntarily •. '
"However," he added, "thil cm1I
mendable action by top coiporale manaaement cannot, in our judgment;
make lawful the action of FCS\I
employes who were responsible for the
conduct and reporting of eml&s1on tests
required by federal law."
Ruckelshaus said evidence "indicates
that employes of Ford did perfom)
unauthorized, unreported maiqtenanee on
1973 certification vehicles and conunJtted
other acts in violation of the regulation".
under the 1970 Clean Air Amendmeltti
requiring reductions · of auto exbauil
emissions.
"There is evidence," he wrote, 0 J&
dicating that the performance of
unauthorized malntenance OJI 1m test
vehicles and the (aUure to report lllCh
maintenance was directed and condoned
by supervisory employes who wer,:
aware of the illegal Qfture of such •
practice." -
An EPA spokesman aald tile alleged
violations are punishable by botb
criminal and civil penalties.
He said Ford was noillled of the EPA
action today but ma<le · no immedlato reply. •
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ROCALL •••
takeo atlfrc the ranewal policy chance SAN DIEGO (AP) -Tbe U.S .........
WU adopted Jn J1111<, wlJeD a motioa by meot If ..,Ing lo /~ction Off, J7 -at ten oJJinion !tOl'\ CoolitJ OlunleJ Iba! Ulj
Browne to ,....,. hiJ contract wa, • Lbo Marine C.... llecrul~ llOPot In ~ection matt.,. \er~ could fiave lika
·r con1idered Ocl 3, IM tlat he felt defeated. downtown san Diego as s u r P 1 u •, obligated to abide by the wi.lbea of Mrs.
The majority trio argued there .was no spokesmen said. Gillette aud Linke. :·
need to re.new the contract at that time, The action taken by the Department of Mn. Gillette's motion was preceded bJ
since the new policy change continued nerense trMsferred the land to the ~ statement from trustee Jane Boyd urg~
the matter until Dec. 31. General Services AdmlntstraUon in seven ing the board to set an early elecUo• · t date. • For 9,300 youngsters In the ~PIS raoo Following Tueaday's meeting, Thomas parcels, several adjoining Lindbergh "Tonight we have 1 prime eumple ot
Unified School District, their longest indicated the renewal question would be Field. democracy in action and an opportunttj
summer vacation in memory will end cons idered between Dec. 5 -the date of A sPokesman for Rep. Bob Willoo. (R-to show the student. ln the dl!trict whit
Thursday and Friday. the recall election -aod Dec. 31, the Calif.) wd the public aaJe would not af. It'• all about by acceptq the YOict o1
It'• finally time for them to go back to deadline for contract renewal con-fed training at the 520-acn Marine base the majority and setting an early dal.t
school. &ideration. where 35,000 men drill annuallJ. 10M':: £~ric:,i~":f:mr:· !:!din ~
Faced with enrollment explosions Jn "It wouldn't be praclical to con.sider No value was announced for the land. "l realize that there emta lD this acbool
severaJ parts of the district, school of-the matter before the election," 'Ibomu Jmmedjate interest was u:preqed by district a conflJct in phi)oeophy as
ficial• have moved portable classrooms said. port district officials who control the witneued by the recall group in their
ilito MarCo Forster Junior High School, If the board should act not to renew airport property. succesaful effort in obtaining tbe n-
accomplisb!d the completion of new Ullom's contract on Dec. 31, bis last day Last week Wilson said the Marine base quired ·signatures for a recall. election.
clas!:rooms at Dana and Laa Palmas of work would be June 30. U his contract may have to be ablfted to Camp "I feel I have stood firmly on the plat..
elementary schools and doub~~ up on is renewed, he would continue as PendJeton about 40 miles to the north fang. pn which I ~as elected by the peoo cla~es at San Clemente High School. superintendent through June 30, 1974. within a rew years. pie of tbil community," abe added.
ThoSf! measures, however, are only \~;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiii~i;iiii~jjjiii~i!i!!!!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliijf7" temporary as. the growth in pupil rolls
continues unabated along the South
Coast. ' .
District elementary school• open · for
classes Thursday. .
Double-session classes at san Clemente
Hlgh School start Friday.
Although vacation may have been
sweet this year bee.a~ of the late start
of classes, the amount of time spent in
class will not change through this nut
school year.
GEM TALK
TODAY
by
W oodlandRezoning Hit;
4/ 5 Vote to Be Required
J. C. HUMPHRIES
DIAMONDS-STILL A
GIRL'S BEST FRllND
Most people are aware of IJm.
ulated d.Jamonds, and these lmit;a..
Additional protelts re1ardlng propooed
reuihlu of Laguna Beach'• Woodland Dri~~rea have been received by the
city Ind a four-fifths vote of the City
Council now will be required to restore
the residential r.onJng requested by a
number ol property owners.
lf more than 20 percent of property
owners prolest a rezone move, it cannot
be accomplished without a four-filths
council vote. A simple majoMty vote is
sufriclent to eUect rezoning that ls not
protested.
The protest now amounts to 32 percent ,
a planning department 1pokeaman said
thls morning.
The Woodland Drive area , largely
residential. wu rezoned to light In-
dustrial (M·JA ) use about 1!1 years ego,
but few Industrial lnatallation1 have been
developed.
However, residents complain they can
no longer restore or improve their homes
without requesting variances:, since tM
~kteotlaJ uae now 11 nonconforming.
Prot .. tlng the rtturn to r.,identlal
tontnc ire ownen who 1tate they bought
propert¥ on tho ba&is of Ii• lndUllrtal
toning.
A hearing on the p,roposed rez,pne was tions have their place.
~onlinued from the Sept. 6 council For those who want "the
meeting mo.rder to determine the extent most flash for the leut .mo~• ,"·
or the poolelt, which at that time lllellled answer. But, lf you b~ a•• t• to approilmate 20 pel'CenL ~ -:..1
Since then, two peraons h ave tion diamond, you sho d d4 10 vw:J'
withdrawn their protests, but others have it you ar~ fully aware of its lnber-
filcd, and the protest this morning ent drawbacks. All lmitatton dla.
reprutnted IS percent of p~y In the mond m1terials have one of two
area, which will require Iha four.flflhl faults. Either they baVt plenty ol
vote. fire but Iac.k hardness or they are
The Planning C.mmi.osion earlier hard but lack brllllance of the true
recommended a return to the resldenUal diamond.
"':'ninl,;iher bullneu thil evening, the You should alao !mow th&I
councll will handle 1 Jong, but generally nothing !J 11 hard, wW ftat u
noncontn>veraial af<llda which includes well, or look IO good a year trGm
several ordll\tnCU relating to sewer now, u I genui.Qe dlamond. ••rvice ond trub collectloo, review of u ygu wattl to !mow wbelher
working drawings for the Main Beach your frtenda ''Will bl able· to t.n
Park: a 11v .. year dpltli Improvement the dlf!ere-,• ,.. llq(tlt 'that
program for the city lranllt ,.rvtce; you dettrmlnl WI for /OUIMlf bJ
\
the ' ..
A• u1uaf, HOWllll Mtlltr meMI 1 ,__..,..,.,..,.,, W.RLD -•tton ptac. of I llmtpl-
The dill II .. ~-kOlti mop,
with locll *llM"Wlnd4wl In 10 toy Tl ME """" lneludlng 4 U.S. ron,i ana Dftlaht 8aYlnp Tlmt. An lnrprtt· i...;;=;;;;;;.,11 tlvi liomt .....,ory. Walnut ~at CLOCK 1-~~:~:i:n $85.00
HOWAID MILLER 0.~ • .~ •
.J4 ~,,~~~ J~~efw
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'1923 NEWPORT BLVD. COSTA MESA agreement wtlb the Chamber of Com-«imparlnf· wllll 1 pnldit diamond. merce ror cornlnuntt1 promollonaJ -.c-Joo
\lvlile1; .. ~ r•1ardlnc · Nothlnf aa enr npl ... a . ..,..\,sN,INT TDMt ' . .
~11an vi. llllttrlc •ltfl; n.tue true dla1"1id -It II Ille line of •r··-·· ~HICAU!-M-CHAMI I
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}'.OI;: l$, NO, 2~. 7 SECTIONS, M PAGES . ' . ORAN&E COUNTY, ·CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1972 TEN CENT'S ' . '
Court Raises s. Coast . / City hood Possibility
By GEORGE LEIDAL
Of ... o..r fll9t .....
'!be c;;,Illornla Supreme Court Tuesday
placed tbe evenlual fat.e ol the glamorou.s
ocean vJew property lying. between
Newport BeaCb and Lquna BeaCb in the
bandl· of appronmately !JO resident
reglltered voters, mo8' of Whom live in
El Morro trailer .park. , Deputy. Orange eounfy, Counsel Vic
Bellerue eald today Tuelday'a historic
coUn d~ion 4'probably" will 1trip the
·OWy _2 · Voters
Jn Crystal Cove
Of • the appro>hnat.ely 15 o
regis!Ued voters living within the
unJricoi'Poreted, 10,000-acre coastal
seclQI-of the :rvtne Ranch, ooly
two~ homes In Crystai ~ve.
Depujy County Voten reg1Strar
Jim !o!fer said today all but 1wo of
the lit; u.e within the El Morro ·
mobile 10me communities adjacent
to Paclfie Coast Hl8"way near
Laguna Beach. . ' .
The.Jwo resjdll)g Iu CrysW Coye
'" pnil\Jmed lo be among thole 00 'mm)tb:to-month leases from the ~
'1ne tcimpany, whUe the built or the ·vo1er1; ire Iei1lng 1t!n<I for tbeir
Ira~· on loll!ler term leaaes. "" '.• .
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aiteh's Coast
Call&I· 'Farce;
lrvilw ~yor Willllln Jl'tscbbacb eald
lbday a "d!J loroed by 100 or more
res!denll ottbe Jrvlne Ranch~ -
tor "Wolild be,_,,,......, the 1'lildacl11tl
'.'lt ~~ ~-. dt1;.i • Flacilblcli
..,;a. "II ~d be a ~·"
• ~·'Ille injae mayw. ouaealod 'l\lfldly'a
sa;u..~ Cobrt ruling wen~
relDO'fe ~ Jando)nier'• cmirols over tn-corpo~ but lb.I corporate attorney'
specul~ jbe -would not slled jurtsdlcllon .ol the Local Agency F6nna--" Uoo Cool.,,.. ... (I.AFC) and the Orange
Gounty· -.i or SUJ>ervlaol'IJ.
1'IJcbtiOdt and bepu'ty· Oaonty counoel
V(c Bellmie agreed ·thet the decloloo
each ·11Ii1-he bu yet lo see in lull, won't
dlminlah !be I.AFC regulation ol an-
neutldni' ti' lncorJioratioos.
'!be Irvine "'810< aJoo opeculated that
tbe. Tme print' ol tbe blgh court ruling
mlgb( 8i reveal oqme llmltatkln m tbe
amoonl ' ol Jand a arnall number or
registered voters wOO!d be allowed to set
as~ :f\it; Chelr own cities.
HI agree, bowever, that the effect of
that dedllon [on ·1arge landownen as the
facts. iri ;JreaenUy tno\m ·to ·die ""old
be '.bmiieaiUrable, ''' Fischbach sakL Nev~pa, be said, "I d9n'I think tt
should. cbiliip -·· poeltlon .. the coastal·oei!tor ...... tlon.-and I don1
think 11:w1U."
He ,qaID lllalod llll llOIWon that
neitbet ll'!lN..., ~ lleadi ;id>ould
be "~~" lnlo -d .. the prime
Ocean troai ecreap.
Ho""11e?;· he• DOied the !nine Qty
Council !nllllt well ut Ill dlJ attorney
to er!l!DIW lbe colirl rulJnl and deler-
,n!nlt Ibo .fl!l\ -ol the maJw ~ in oia~ law pvemhig -POlatiopl and
its pMi!ble•bnpact .......... 11on1.
~' ... ~n Viejo Chief .. ~:· ..
DopJi~ '506,000 ,, . J.,,. E. West, bolll'd cbalnnan of
.Ml"io\J," .\?elo ~. bu giml l!Ol,9t111 tp,.illt )lalidiai JUDll for a propoa.
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A '!M ".A/iplta rhll11~ Wut Wl8 honorecl.J.pt. t at • neept!on !or eiumnl
and ;;t0""°""'"tal' oHlclals at the Calif~ Muleltm o1 Science and
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··-nio. li mala DAILY PJlm M-
..,....'.bilPY to baft --cancel -~ 1Wiir11Dy1 Not -""'mow q.e ~·· 'l'bil ad wa1 11ppa11d to rm _ . .,.,
111¥' Smeller, II or °"'· 'mmx, · ut .,.. (lfr.
-~-~=z.day,tllo-.........
la .... _ ... the .. lie •E] iled. It
• 'llad I "1 Old • ealll ID two...,._ 'rbat
aid J'? 'Will ':.J l, Wt -....., lo bi ..... lo ... Oil Lit .. 11111 ='ti~.._ ...
Irvine COin-ol Ill rllbt·U mo)ority
-lo ~ ~ lnco!JIORtlon effort by • -Jorlfy ol tbe rqlllored
voten lMnc wtthla lbe ranch'• 10,0llf. acre--· No eftort 'Iowan! Independent cltyhoocl
bu surfaced ID lbe COMlal are1 betwoen
Lagima and CDrou de! Mar but lbe blgb
colirl'a IUlinc -appareilly woulcl mHe aucb ID elfart poalblf.
Most reporll """ tndloolod the virgin coastal are1 mllbl be llJDlled to ellber
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l..qUM lleldl, ;?lewpllt -.. the dty ol Jnollie, Gt ft mfPI Ill deftloped u
counl)' lmitOIJ'.
'!be state'• blgb --i nllod 11111 Jand.
owners of. more U.. W ol • area propooed __ POI_._, no·IGager
blocl: ID ~llon -Arus with ..... tbaa 12 ncUtmd
voters maj JepUy Ille for a cltybood
eledlon If ..... tbaa • percent lip a
peUtlon urging an eloicUoa.
Tbe 1pecific·CBM!involved a
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dev.loper'1 blacking of an election ""'lht
by residents of Palos Verdes Pentn.u!a in
Los Angeles county by use of tbe former-
ly accepted leverage of majority interest
by virtue ol land ownenbip.
. In that case, a percent of the voten
slgDed a·jietitlon ...ting an election. '!be
etecuon was blocked by the developer
who controlled 55 petUnl or the property
withln the proJ)08ed new city. .
An Irvine Company spokesman today
said tbe land development firm would not
comment on &be supreme co u r t
declaioo's eUect on the coastal . sector
"unW the ·company's legal department
hu bad lime lo • ...., .the company's
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0.U.ty lawyir BeUerue noted he had
not yet aeeq the court opinion. but based
O(l news accounts of the action said the
ruling "could also affect a property
owner's control of annexations."
Last week, the city of Newport Beach
put ••on the back burner" Its eon--
sideration of an offer by the Irvine Com-
pany t" annex the prime ocean view land
between the San Joaquin Billi and the
Pacific Ocean.
Newport officials ~ntly received 1
planning staff stud)'\. that showed an-
nexing the whole piece of IrviDe Ranch
land would Jn 10 ytars time mean a
$'l00,000 a year net tax bene.fit -tax
(See EL MORRO, Page %)
Man Gets $178,500
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Robber Hits Casino, ~scapes on Cycle
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STATELINE, Nev. (AP) -An armed
man robbed Harrah'!' Tahoe CUino of
fl711,500 late Tuesday and escaped on a
motorCycle-drlven by 1 leCODd man. Htr-
rah's spokesman Mart O!rtll ~ IOday.
Curtis llid the man surprised five
unarmed caalno employes as they were
btinglng the mooey Into tbe cuino from
a baaement vaull •
Curtis eald the man toot two bags fill.
ed with cub and culno chlpa, but drop-
ped one, cootalnlng '4,500 In chips, 11 he
feld.
The 1etaway motorcycle Deel """"" the stale line Into California and I b e
Federal Bureau of lnveatlgatloo bas been
called Into the cue, O!rtll llid.
Aa O!rtll reconstructed the robbery, a
short, dark·balred man wearing a
Western bat and armed with a .45-«llber
.automailutopped_lllo_el!lployes .. tbo)y
,..,.. taking the money. upstaln into the
caaino .about 10:45 p.m.
'!be -ordered them to drop tile
cub· bap ·and . back, down tbe · stain,
CUrtll said, or be would "blow your
beads off." '
'!be bincllt plcted up tbe -and ll]lrinted' !JO . feet tbtough the crowded
casino, droppinC the' smaller bag alter
colliding with • ....., cbange &lrl-·
O!rtll llllcl the man ran out Into the
night, 'down a aide street inlo a dart area
nearby, jumped ooto the back or •
waiting motorcycle and sped orr.
The getaway wu described by a Har·
rah's security man w.bo chased the rob-
ber out of the casino.
CUrtls, director of press relations and
advertising for Harrab'.a. Inc., said fresh
currency· is brought Into the casino
regularly but doubted · there was an
established time, rout1.: .or routine.
Harrah'.& Inc;,, a· publicly traded COl'-
poration, operates a casiDo bete and has
a bigb-riae hotel under .construction. II
also )lad a hoteI:c8sino-resort in Reno.
·Curtis llid N!oday's robbery was the
largest lnvOlvlng llarr8li'1. Long4tme
area observers eiao aaid u. was the big-
g~ ever· in the ~~Time:Reno area
involving a gambling establhhmenl.
Irvine Bonds Seen Aid
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Voters In the Irvine Unlfia4 '8cbool
District ahoukJ approve ~ ct1slriot'1 flO
million bolxl. eltc!lon Nov. 7 to· OUOw acl-vanct planning of ochoola aild lo •>old
costly, more frequent bond electiOlll, Art
Anthony, chOlrman of the bond campaign
committee. llllcl 'today.
In hts flrst ..... releue concerning the
upcoming elicUon, Anthony lild that
bond money will be used lo poy for land
acquislUon, COllllnlclibn, addltlonl lo a·
istlng.!aci!IU.., 1!!D'Chue ol lumiture and
equipment, C01111edloo of ,..., systems
Ford Employes
Sabotaged Tt;Sts,
U.S. Agency Says
WASIDNGTON (AP) -'1:Jie
Ell¥!ronmental Protection ActllC1 aeat
tho Justice Department evldeoce ~
of •allqecl ~by Ford llator CO.
ell!PloYes -the anUpolbtllm I.ells eh
Ford.'1 tm can.
EPA u!<ed the~ to tab ap-
J"Oll'lnle -EPA Mmlnlllf.rator William. D·.
Rncklesbaul ,,_to Atty. Gen. Rlcbard ·
G. JOe!.,...._, EPA a!HXllJllCed,, that "Then!··-" the lelt ~. l1l'IJt 1-lod lo EPA by Jl'qrd Itself, WU
deliberate. .
11eca-o1unautbarlsod--
on Ford'• tell veblciel, Its ~ .,..
tipqllutloa lell -... 1'111!1fra"'1
and the eatnponJ -r.,...... 1o'Npeil
Ill 11111 ... OllOiDlle .lesllns ca ~
auto engfMI;
JtoCffleMUI IUond tbl eGmplll1 to
(tloo '9RJI, !'NI• I)
' ' Newport Man's
Arraignment Set,
In ,Girl's Death · ' .
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and demolition of "ilnie.worh" · ochools.
· Under California ,lalf, Jnterest on
adJool -can·i ·~...,.. perce.n4
~:,e"~'.w1'::r:: <;;
about S.25 percen\.
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Irvin~ com-tlllclai. today ao-
llOUdCe4 the ·CO!'I ~Uon to P.nPOlmon . 20, . ~ CoutaJ ' llllUatlve
which will be oo 1111. ov. 7 lllltral elec-tloo ballot. •
Ra}'IDOl)d L. Wa , executive vice
management firm, · the measure,
' Together Ag~in . '!be district'• booded -~ ..clll't IO'~ffr 10 perttnt ol Its ass~ed
valuatkm in any one time period., The
bonda are good for 15·yean, If~= a new bond electiorr would be 1 ~
to-allow-anotber-aale. -4 - -..
Anthony llid hll Oooµni Ii almost
complete and will· -a motta and
name by lbe end o1~ur.;
president or the ~ plannlng and
"goes too far.' ... ~ #
·He said the comP.., 1UJ1POrls the cm-
cept of stale guidelines pvemlng coutal
land uae and amervatian. ''That thl.s en-
vlromniiitil ~1-w111 ."""" "tie
met by tbe Legislature. fs as much a cer-
tainty u II i.. a necetSity. But II mun be
""PODSlbly met with responsible legisla-
Larry Cooper.18, ls·reunlted .wltb bis three-fop!' pel llurd Iller flli(I,.
Ing it In the Houston dog pound. The lizard, 1l'bla had 'been ~
nearly three month.I, cauaed a;nir when Hpuaton rabies control.
cera capturod.i~.iJl-a-trM-noWar from..Co<!W,1 home. ·-
Then a campal1J1 . cl!Y·reaidenls
fer pauage of the "ill bMin.
"Plannlng a)IO'ad · 11me'wiif" pennit
Uon." '
Proposition 20, be asserted, lalll lo
meet 1his need. Irvine to A:zie·r Status
ll!'liools·to be bupl,Wll<V'tbey are.need-
esl. wbea ,they ;pre~ al!!I ,In the
neceswy numbiti1 :AlitlionY all!aaed.
Each -el~ -the lupayen 111 large amaat of lqODef which could
be lpelll In lmprovlnt'l-.ctlon," 181d
AnUJoor inlupportlng one large eledlon.
~unty Man, Son
JD.cur Bad Burns
"We ipplaud the fnitlative'1 broad ob-
jecll>es, the protecttOn, reaioratlon and
, enhancement of ' the co a s t·• I en~
YilUlment, 11 'he said. 0 Jt i5 Its propo!ed
, mechantsm for attalnlng these'objoclivea
that forces· us to "oppose the Initiative."
He called it, "unrealistic, wmeceuary,
perhaps unamtitutional and certainly
unfair."
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Irvine city COW1citmen Tui1diY· night
unanimously voted to adof' n.tw ~es
arrectlng adviaory bodies ~ 4«1ded IQ
trarulorm the present dllUlll eom-, . mittees to temporary ad hoc groqpa.
U passed, Watson said, l'rvposlllon 20
••wouJd have ' a very severe unpact on
hundreds or thousands of property
owners, private and public; who are
undeserving of the rumbersome, restric--
tive controls it would inflict."
A Santa Ana man and bts II-year-old He said a multi-layered and remote
aon received second and third de8ree system ol state and ngional commlsalon
May0r WUliam 'Fllchbaclh' oald· today,
111 e~pbaUcally support the directlon the
COllDdl bu lsken. All •bowed an Intense
lntere..'1 and desire to assure that Irvine
resid.enta will be Involved in their govern.
ment and belp abape the dty's fliture
direction in meanlnglul ways."
bums Tllelday nJgbl when a water heater pmposed1>y tbe initiative could result In
pilot light caused gaaollne fumes to ex· an "effective moratorium -without prop-
plolle In the garage ol tbelr home, erty tu relleJ -against any private or
firemen reported. p;.· •·. improvement project "however
Antonio~' .0,. and his li<!D Marlo, e£entlal to the community."
~ ~ E.-lllb SI., are in the burn unit o! He pointed out that under Propositloo
FIJcbbach eaid the COW!cll adopted his
111111estfd rules governing. b o 't h
pemianent colllmi3olons. and ad hoc, c:oln-
mlttee. with 0 ooly minor changes."
Tlioae cbang.. deal . with tbe planetng
oommiaslon's ttlaUonslllp to 1dviaory
the 0r..,. ~ Madlcal Qei!ter In. ~.rts in tbe fields of ~rvatloo
crltleal --Y· -~-ecology are usured rep,....taUOll
Flremen .aaid the man received burns on the, commissions "as they lhould be." ori' IO'per<ent o1 ·his lioily and the bo~, IS Bui no represenuitloo h assured tn the
;perteot. ''certainly equaUy appropriate" fields of
Damage lo tbe prip and cootents employment, economics, property -bodies. r
'!be lranol1)!1118tlon ol Ute .present
volunteer cornmltt.ee• gives • eacb· •a
li!nllod ure, t!1e mayor eiplatned.
wa1 elllmalod at $1,GOO. tautloo and government finince.
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Brazen Thief
Gr:'ab• 'Bi.cycle
rrnoe pollce toifiy are fn. -..una • -bicycle theft !n.i wliicb u. ~ ..-lnlo • :"a.~-=-~
-· -""' '""8led any. 1llcbanl IL z..laDd, 2', o!
· Onalo, ...,_ tbl. tbleJ who
mada o11 -ltlO 1kpaed ra<er -al .. •~lqbalr ... --rn.: ... •thtrt. Ba llld ... OCCUited while ... _ .... ..,..._atthe
..... at 1• &.· -Road, ...... 11111 .. ...,... tllief WU '
lMt -...... -Rad HID A-
'AWn>Yals· f,.m tbe co-1sllollll, he
~. would be required for any home
adiUtion, remodellog, repair or replace--
ment project cosllng more ihan f/,i!OO;
(See PROP. It, Paga· I)
Under the new rulet, any ad hoc ·com-
'"mllloe will ullt only so Ione u K ,takes
to llOCOlllpllllt the 1tudy asllg!1111<!111
givm them. When ·the committee'• report , . '
Jetport Opposed ~
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Irvine Tells County · of Stiyad
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Ilvlne C!>Undlman John Burton wu to-tloo ol tile elJ)fllifoa of air tra/Jlc at
day to bave carried Jrvlne'1 opposttlon lo Orange Co!u\.11' Atrpori! ·
IDJ <ommercial jetport at El Toro An earllor rnolutlon offered by C<Juri.
Marine Corps 'Alr Station lo the Orange cUma1><l'abrlellt """* bad'lncluded that Cowlly Board ol SUpervlaors. faciH\y and Iha proposed Chino Jlillo
Tutodoy ... COIJl)Cll-unanlmoulo ..irpor1 ... ft!!. .
ly vetod to wpport a BurlAxl naotnuo. However, COllJ!Cilmen no.lod th -.t
oPl10lilW tht El Toro Illa and blcklni Oringe County bu little advet1e II)\~ Ji'lllll Diltrtl(~ llonald ~ on the new city. Furtlier, k hos ~
la W. lilll 1o 1ooate a SF!Jor at learned nights at Cblno Jlllll mljllt well <:.. Pendleton la San , beotllt Irvin. by vlrtua ·of Umltllli Iha ___________ ... ~ .'llli mine ,..qluliol --mllltsry ... of El or-
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Is accepted by the councU, tbe ~ la
diS!Olved.
· 'f¥sdaY'• council actions, Fl.Jcbbech
said,' "tell me the clear ..... or tbe' ~
cU II fu refrain for the present Imo
creating a vut sprawJinK l)'llem ol
quasi-permanent bocUes."
However, Fischbach empbasl7.ed t&re
will be ample -rtunlty for clllUG
paltlctpatloo In the future u "lltlall,
lpedally appilntecJ. tut-oriented ann-
mlttees are set up le study spedl1c
is."Uel . .,
. ••.Tbe"re will be many such tssues, 11• the
mayor noted.
' Weedier . ' ..
Clelll' blue slcles .., ~
through 'l'burlljay, a~ a;;
ange Coast, with_~
turto, to ~ ol:_.,. ."! ~ 1>eac1J<a,. rlldac 1o the 111o lalaDd. I •i.o.1:lll0lcbl In lbe 11111. ' . . •
< ·· INsmE TODAY
· Orcmsl• Co•ntv 111t<i1tr i. :of-' frrinll o pair of "rmma" ~ ,
.. etk, along "1th o foll IC/ICdo I
•1' of olllfr •lafl• ,..,.II. SH
Enterttifnmnt, Paa• .21.
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2 D.<ILY PILD1 IS
Ezpert Advlee
Mike Mulvey of St. Petersburg,
Fla. seems to have found him·
self a real fishin' buddy both
as a friend ·and as an advisor
--aince everyone knows what
great fishermen pelicans are.
Suspec~ Named
During Hearing
On Laguna Death
By JACK CHAPPELL
Of .. o.llY ,, .... ...,
Swom testimony Tuesday by a witneu
durlnf a preliminary beartni Into the
pil!O!' 11i)'lng of 1 I,el\llll Beach woman
iden'1llied aUJpecl Tbomaa Brodlord
McCulcl)en 11 the man found 1tandln1
over-the dlld woman'• body.
Pblll~ Henchman ol 118 Wave St.,
LlllJIDI. Beach, told the Mlllliclpel Court
of Jl!'fp it·Warnn Knight that be PW a
woman 1y1n1 on the craa of b!s front
lawn and a man rtandina: over her.
Alkad b)' John Cronin, deputy dillrlct
attrpey, II the! man were In the court,
Herecbman Pid he WU, and idenllfled
the bandcuffed McCuteben, IO, alle1ed
boyfriend of the de.Id woman, Mrl.
Vlrctnla llamnett, 61, of Ul B Wavo SL
Henchman uld lllat momenta before
he bad beard a woman'• scream1 and
abota. ·~n "The -dldn~ ooand rtal to me, but the..~r lOllllded real," Huaclunan .. ur .. ~ ri ~.·~ jall clothlnf, tat puatv,ty bell attorney during the
teatfmony. He di not t..stfy. McCutchen
ha1 prevloualy 11\Pded blnocent to a
chatle of murder. Alter heerlng 'lho testimony o f
Henchman and preBe.ntatlon of coroner'•
reporta atating cause of the woman's
death waa gunshot woundi, Judge Knight
crdered McCutchen to appear for
Superior Court arraigru;Dent.
1he cue now will be lt;ansftrred from
Soulh County Judicial Dlltrlct Municipal
Court to Division 5 of the Orange c.ounty
SUperk>r 'Court. McCutchen WU ordered
to appear at 9 a.m. Oct. 3.
McCUtchen was arrested_ by rllce"tl
the scene of lhe kil.lin& on Slpt. l
FromP .. el
FORD ...
ship Ill new cars to dealers but forbade
their .aale unUl the new tuts prove ihey
meed ·r.derld t1ean .. 1r aandatdl.
EPA Bald today that seven of Ford'• 12
engine famillel now have been certifitd,
permltllnl Ford'• tm cars to 110 oq sale.
II salcf data on tell• of the re111Alnlng
tnglne famtllea wero ltUI 'being analyied.
Jn hil letter to Kl1lndien1t.
Ruckelsbaus pralaed Ford top executives
for reportlnj: the problem voluntarily.
DAILY PILOT
T1'e Dr ..... C... Oot.tlY f'ILOT, wttll whkll
i. ~ h N.w.~ h ~1#1..i ir,
in. Of~ CMlt l"vbllllllnl COl'llNllY. S.,..
r.M .OltleN ..-. MlbMGI, Mondt'f llll"Wlft ...... .,, .... c.11. Mt:N, ~ 9Mdl.
H\lnflllllfM lttcl'l/1"°""19111 YtHt"t, l~
kKh, lrvl,,...&e«l~tlKA: INlll s.11 ci.ni.nr.J
$111 JYH <••111rwio. A 111191• r1111Janal
;.1t1M fl ,wlltf\111 la1Uf'IU¥1 W livrldl)'I.
tt.. ,rflltl!NI •1.t.1,.. .i1nl II •I »O Wiii
.. , '""'-C•hl MeN. C•llforM1 '261'. ( . · lla\trf N, W1H
Prnldtl!I tf'ld l"llllllllln"
Jack II. Curit'(
Vliet ""9llHll• •lld 0.fttftl MtM11H
1~••• kttwil .....
T\itfl'lll A. M.,,.I~•
MtNtlftl lllW
Cl1f1H H. U.1 llich•r4 P. N•ll ~ "' ..... "" l"tllw• -
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Kidnap Suspect
Pleads Innocent
Steve H. Bronson, suspect in the
Icepick kldnaping and rape of a 19-year·
old Laguna Beach girl has pleaded in·
nocent to all charges.
BrmllOO, 24, of Fontana, appeared 1n
South Orange Collllly Judicial Dlllrlcl
Municipal COurt to answer charees ol
kidnaping, rape, assault with intent to
commlt rape and sexual perversion.
Bail fDr Bl'OlllOD. a chicken r a n c h
employe, wu reduced from '100,000 to
$25,000. The sllSpeCI w11 held In custody
today 1t Orange County Jail In lieu of
bail.
The public defender'• office e:ntend
the plea for Bl'OlllOll, a parolee from a
Florida cue Involving assault wilb lntant
to commit murder, John Cronin, depu!Y
di!trtct attorney 1ald.
Panel Formed
To Coordinate
Irvine Planning
A eommittee to coordinate muter
Plannlalr ln Irvine bu been formed by
rt~vea ol lhl llChool diltrtct, city
andimn.~.
lrvlno Ulllllod khool District trustees
endarald Illa Idea Ill -aUve plannlnl
Tuesday nfcbl. Board Chairman Charlea
Boulanger and Tnlatee Norm Ginsburg
will serve on the committee.
--Boulanger 11id the group wlll have on.-
going dlSCUJstons, Ille next scheduled for
Friday at 4 p.m. Jn city hall, to make
sure school sites are not in conruct with
other developments.
"We'll keep the line of communication
open," Boulanger aaid.
Other memben of the committee are
city pllnnlng commiuloners Wayne
Clari< and Franlllln Hurd: City Coun-
cUmen Henry Quigley and Gabrielle
Pryor: City Planntni Director Bruce
Warren and Planner Mike Harris, and
Irvine Company plaonu Larry Moore.
Irvine trultets Tuelday also asked
Orange County Aaeoc!ate Superintendent
Fred Koch to get an Interpretation from
Orange County counaal ol Sen. Denni•
Corponter'1 (ft.N1wporl Beach) bond
Umltallon bW.
The bill wm Increase the bond sales
capacity from flve percent of a school
dlstrlct'a aueued valu1Uon to seven
percent.
C8rpenler'1 aldet recently oald the ln-
cttue would on1y apply to elementary,
not unified, dlltrlcto.
Irvine truot ... had llloupt the legl1la·
tlon would help them and are hoping the
legal lntupretatlon of Ille bUI mlgbt do
so, Boulanger said today.
Bond Issue Gets
'Tliumbs Down'
In Huntington
By JOHN ZALLER
Of tlt1 DfUy ,lr.t Sllff 1 The fourth bond issue In five yeal'3
went down to defeat in the Huntington
Beach Union High SChool District Tues.-
day. ia, voter turnout Wai light -leu
than 1' ipercent.
Unoffielil returns showed the $15
million ~won 52 percent approval , t~r
lw than the 61 percent it needed. In only
six of 85 voting precincts was the
necessary marstn achieved. Jn fourt een
precincts, voter 1pproval ran under 40
percent.
The vote totals stood at 10,889 for the
bond! and 10,026 agalnrt them.
School officlal1 expressed shock at the
outcome and pledged to hold another
bond election u soon as pouible.
"Frol"l the trustees' standpoint. l'd
have to sa1 th8t we're bitterly disap-
pointed," said DeMls Mangen, president
of the high school distr ict board.
''But as soon as the la" allows, we will
no doubt return to the people with
another proposal. We have no choice."
Tha bond woutd hive financed con·
1tructlon of a 1lxtb campus in the dist rict
as well as largHcale improvements at
Westminster and Huntington Beach high
ICboolll. To the owner of a $30,000 home,
It would have meant • $13 incre:asa in
propertf taxe1 in lhe first year of repay.
ment.
"It's always a shock to me when peo.
pie are unwilling to make even a
mlnl'1lal Investment in the tu1ure of their
children," said Ttustee Ralph Bauer.
"But now that there ls a majority (52
percent) who do want the bond, we·re un--
der more obligation U,n ever to keep
trying until we pass one."
Superintendent Jack Roper predicted
that the call for 1 new bond election will
come next week when tru!tees hold lhttr
regular meeting.
Due to legal rest{k:tions, however, the
soonest a new eleetton could be held
would be late De<ltmbtr.~ ...
"Obvio\l.sty we're 'very dl••ppolnted
with the results." 1ald Roper. ''I feel we
are just the victims of netdfld refonn of
the Uate'1 flnanclal syatem. The tw
thlrdJ rtqulrtment ls W'U'tltonable. 1
"8ut we'll carry on tbe beat n call
with what we hive, even though the coo-
ditloru continue to be advene.''
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Judge H. Warren ltn.leht set a
preli minary bearing date lo the case for
Tueoday at the Soulh Orance Couoty
Jwilclal Dillrlct Municipal Court.
Brooaon wao arrested ~ Laguna
Beach detective Gene Bn>oka 11.hll homa
in Fontana Friday.
The teenage<! Laguna Beach &lrl had
reported to officers that IS me Wat
hitchhikfna north from a rntatltant ta.
the 1100 bloclc of Soulh Cout1 wpway
about 9 p.m. Thursday, 1 car ._...111
driven by a woman stopped for her, alter
turning from the southbound 1anel.
The girt eot In and obauved the driver
to be wearing woman'• clotbin• ~
lipstick. As the car passed tllro'l(J1
dOWLtoWD Laguna Beach, the teenllled
rider. told the driver she want,ed to ·get
out, but wu forced to the flOor of ~
car, aa the driver held an icepick to her
tern pre.
The car then proceeded to San
Bernardino County. Police allege the girl
was taken to a desolate area where a dir-
ty mattress lay ID the open, raped and
forced to com.mit,pe.rverted ser acts.
'San Bernardino law enforcement of·
ficen are now lnveatfgatlq the llooal·
bility that other reported rapes and sex
crimes may have been committed at the
site, Laguna Beach police aaid.
The ,api!t and .his victim left the
isolated JOtDe and the girl was returned
to La'guiia Beach early Friday lllOl1llDI. police said.
Her statements led investigating of~
fi.cers to Bronson.
Senate Group
Okays Increased
Social Security
WASlilNGTON (UPI) -The Senate
Finance Committee today passed legiala·
tlon thel would Improve Social Secw11y
anit Medicare programs by ~ly $6
billion -and provide sharp tax increases
to pay for them.
Under the blil. Social Security payroll
taxes In 1973 would rise to a muimum of
$648 for anyone earning $10,800 or more.
with the payment matched by his
empioyer, The mutmum tn now is $468
a year.
That same tax for persolll earning
$12,000 or more would rise again Jn 1974
to $720 for each worker and his
employer.
The hl8her taxes would finance a
number 'of llberaltzptions under the two
programs -most Clf them takine efiect
Jan. 1-but would frovide no acro,u.the-
board increase in , benefits for the 20
million retired persons now drawlna:
Social Security benefit.s.
C.Ongress bas already enacted a 20 per~
cent boost in retirement benefits to be
paid starting In Odober.
Included Jn the proposed improvements
.,. provisions to :
-Broaden Medicare coverage to pay
moat of the cost of drugs for treatment
of chronic, long-term illnesses of the aa~
ed.
-Boost the maiimum amount 1 Soclal
Security pensioner could earn without
IOllng Social 5ecµrlty benefita f1'om !ta
present ll,680 Umlt to $2,600 a year.
-Increase benefit.a for people who
delay their retirement beyond aie 85.
-Boost beneflta for the widow• •and
widowers of Social Security pensioners.
FrotnPageJ
SUSPECT ...
Dodge van are still aought u key
elements in the clae, aurrendered to
police in San Anaebno about 10 p.m. Sun..
day .
He was accompanied by an attorney
who has since been arranging lfgal
"COUnsel for the 1Usptct by an Orange
Collllty lawyer. Anlteny told booklllg of-
fers he was wanted in connedlon wUh a
Newport Beach 1hoolin(. .
They booked Ankeny on IUJPlclon of
murder and be was .ftown b a c II: to
Orange County Airport Monday morning
by Newport Beach O.tective Sgt. Ed Clb-
borotli. .
One Upecl ol the bllarre CUI hi• been
lhl 10urce of Iha apparent wealth of
111Jpecl and victim.
Ankeny js unemployed, but Uve1 In a
$400-a-monlb luxury 1partment al\d Mlsa
Singleton -a college student with no ap-
parent sourct of income -owned a
$12,000 ~1ercedes Benz sport sedan.
She had given her occupation in the
past as an actresa and :wu attending
UCLA at the Ume of her death, while she
had been enrolled at UC Irvine.
Jnvestigatora learned Tuuday that
Ankeny ~ probably related to 1 wealthy
pioneer Oregon famlly but the rela-
llonshlp is apparently a distant one.
JllJ ailter. it wu revealed later, Is
married to 1n lnvelltgator for the
Orange Collllly Diltricl Attorney'• office,
who said tl\elr perentl Uvod In Costa
Mesa for many years.
She 1ald 'l'uelday Ankeny and Ml ..
Singleton hadn't dated for aome time but
11t1t ahe knq of a prior relaUonshlp. leO D(j! In a_....i wltli I Wact
' elei tltent l;enl wlttl -Min hid ·-lated 1Jn)fesolon1lly tn
her •cllni career 11111 tlie victim waa a
oltanp oirt o( par-.
DAILY PILOT Rift ,.._
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1111 dupla, aparlment ol -...
panGon pro Jed : aay llbrarJ.; ~ .
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..... ••lf'lll, .... """' "' xt1 q .,.Jed within a s1G011-to0t:wfde ·i,.~:
.,.... runntni tllt leogth '!{"Ille : cantomla 'coastllne. t.""l .. ~to.;·,.
• • • 'Jbe 0 pennlt ll'U" he ~ ~·tfto;
c:om_. not on!¥ the ~~ ~
landl between Newport Bel!'ll.,.'"'Jd •
Laguna Beach. but alao large populated
areas of both cities.
"Tbere ta no arcutng that Calllomla .
-'\•trail! ~ !11111 "'°'"""'t program," be Mid.· "'Jbe ~Ital
lnttiative cannot, in our opiniluce l/l1s program. Ill major product he
llpgallon, to .~ii, !ta Intent . m-
)ienstate property OWlltrl and yero
lnJIU<d by lta exceases."
, Watson uid be doelll't ~the Irvine Campa!IJ lo amoni tlon
:io•a !ffgeta .• "But we would be · Ito v~." he .auerted I c 'iliete elforll, be uld, could he curtail-
ed by the Coastal lntU.Uve. "Thert II no
need for PropOlltlon :ID, which bel(Jys tta
stated Intent of orderly mailagArt of
the coastal zone by ddiylng 'the Umely
development of aeytb1Jll to mantce.l':he
said. ·-···"• .. .
"'nle Irvine Company," Wa~ •. c;on-.
eluded, "can sufvlve the lrieqUlt16a that .
would be Imposed by PropoSltloil'~ · a .
more impot1anl ~ton ta .. ~·Ille
thousanda of ~lber b o m I O W<ilte 1' I ;
buoineasmen and landowners 1r~.Jn
the •permit are.a• can survive. ADcJ.1U'so,
to what degree?'' ; : ·
SUSPECT IN ICEPICK RAPE PL!ADS INNOCENT
Steve H. BrOnlOn, 19, Font1n1, Leavn for Court
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Laguna Trus~
Pay Increases OkQ,yed,
At Coast Space Plants
·:;.'• . Recall Election'.-:.
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Br FREDERICK !ICllOEMIIBll•
Of .. .,..... Pl191 Miff ;.roJ! .. i;· •
A recaD election agalnot ~~
Unified School Dlltrlct lrulleef'_.lcfa
Gillette and Gerald Linke wur·l>e 1lliil . LOS ANGELES (AP) -A tentotlvo
decision of the federal Pay Board would
give more than 60,000 aerospace workers
in the Los Angeles area salary hi.ke1
ranging from 31 to 41 cents an hour.
The declsion affect! about 20,000
workers at Lockheed Aircraft C.Orp. and
40,000 at McDonnell Douglas C.Orp. and
North American Rockwell Corp.
Their average hourly wage was $4.60
From Pagel
EL MORRO. ••
revenue over costs ol servicing the new
area.
However, since the city or Newport
Beach Is completing lts general plan the
proposed annexation was delayed until
that plan is adopted sometime next year.
Meanwhile, officials of the city of
Irvine, which never has been formaJly of·
fered any Interest In Ille 3.5 mile slreteh
of prime beach and the view property.
have publicly indicated they would await
Newport's final decision.
Irvine Company officials tate laat week.
reiterated their 0 historica1 position" u
regarda the anneuUon to Newport Beach
as an lndicaUon they too would wait for
Newport's decision before offering it to
someone else.
Observers not!, however. wltb loas of
control over any incorporation. and
possibly an annexation, the Irvine Com-
pany may nbw waht to m·ove more rapid-
ly.
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GEM TALK
TODAY
by
J. C. HUMPHRIES
DIAMONDS-STILL A
GIRL'S BEST FRIEND
Most people are aware ol aim·
ulated diamonds, and these lmlta·
lions have their place.
For those who want "the
most flasb for the le~t money.''
answer. But, if you buy anf !mlll-
tion diamond, you should do so only
II you are fully aware of Ill lnbol'
enl drawbacks. All tmltaUon dia-
mond materials have one ol two
fault.I. Either Ibey have plenty of
fire but lack hardness or they are
hml bnt lack brilliance of ·tho ·true
diamond.
You ahould aJao mow that
nolhlnl ii u hard, will waar H
well, or look ao good a year fzOpl
now, aa • 1enuine diamond.
U :iott want to mow whether
Yout frlenda "wW tie ablt to tell
the dlf!aranca," ,... lllUtll 'lhat
you ~1termfne thl• for~ by
eomplll1nl wJtll a renulnt dlllllo11,d,
Noth1ztr can ever "'placa a
truo dllmond -II lo Iha' ldnR·of
, • ..., llld remains "a prl's b6st
frleruL'~
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before the ruling.
However, the l().eent cost of living hlte
appll'es only to Lockheed workers
because the other9 received the increase
earlier.
McDonnell Douglas operates I t 1
A!tronauUcs Division at 5301 Boisa Ave.
in HWltinaton Beach. About 3,200 union
and non·unian hourly employes there will
be affected.
North American Rockwell bas a
division at 2201 Seal Beach Blvd., Seal
Beacb, and at101ber facility in Anaheim.
II wu not Immediately known how
many workers at North American
Rockwell'• Orange County plants are at~
lecled.
The deciaion applies to the second year
of 1 three-year contract, and union of·
ficials said Tuesday they would press 1
suit to recover fU:$t·year pay raises
pared by Ille Pay Boatd.
The \lnlted Auto Worktro Union and
lntemaUonal Asaoclallon of Machlnilta
and Aerospace Workers bad joined Ui a
sllll agalnot the Pay Board alter it lopped
17 cents off 1 negotiated 51-cent-an-hour
raise for the first year of the contract.
Tuesday's ruling granted the ulra 17
cent! for the second year of the contract,
another 14 ceotl for the second year and
a.Jlk<!nt COii of living ralae.
J1111e1 L. QuUlan, prealdent of the LUI
Locltbted local, oald be planned to con-
tinue Jegal efforts to recover first-year
pay raise losses.
A Pay Board spokesman laid the
decision. was tentatJve because final
enactment depended on fringe benefits.
But Quillan oald the cost of living
benelttl at Lockheed already had been
approved and that be expected the other
hiltes to be okayed.
I>ec. 5. . ... ~tr-·. '
'lite Boerd of Education Tu~~ht .
unanimously adopted 1 ~inOt\op ..
by Mrs. GUlette, !leC9ncfed l)y liliiJU:'~t
Ille election be held on ~·" y.
December date. ' ;'' 'o;
"'lltose who oppose me feel ~··. ~.. ·
grounds to ttmove me and I · I. lJJer·
should have tbeit day at the po ,!'.'#.id. Mr~ GUlelte, pnlaclnl bu tiiqiiiili "'! •
believe it mull now be Ille d~~j!f llie-:
people and what Ibey want tb ~ifVfll lll our acboots:" ~ ··. • ~ ... .. .
Linke a id follDwtni Ille moi'!lifl: be '.
WU Lin accord wllll Mn. Gru~·~~i.. ; men
Members ol. Conctmed Cltlzl:DI.. for ·
Schools, fearing the board majortl.)' of :
Mrs. Gllletle, Lt* aod Jl'llllan\.~ ; would alt.mp! to'tta!l llie alect""'.,.... .
"!IW'Prtsed and stunned" by the motion, :
oald prealdent Tbomaa Ouaidy. a ·. ~ :
"We hope, 11 Jin. Glllett<f llliritttid, :
that a democratic election and the will of :
Ille people wW be manllutad," -~· ~ "Wt are very happy wltb the~'• :
unanimoul deelaion,11 Cuaidy aMecL··· :
FoUowlng Illa vote, Tbomaa luW out :
al what be termed "doceptlvo ~ :
of obtalnJng 1ignature111 on petJ~. ·
inl for Iha recall llectton aaalll!loi!iittwo :
trustees. .. . " . .• :
"The whole charge of ~ :
Cttilens 11 I bllnch ol Ila," 'l'l¥mlt[Ald :
later. "One leUow colleetltla alpalitju :
was telling people we were agalnlt Ur :
novatkm. 'ntat'1 a lie." _
"We c:oold have atalled lhll -'1•!ee-'.
lion) for two month1," Linke tobf.
reporter• after the meeting. "But wt:
decldtd·lt-W bo l>ettar4<r the election
to pt 1md;« way!'
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• A• uaual, HOWlrd Miiiar ""* a r-~~:llri1I W.RLD oon¥4raaUon pi ... of a ama~.
Tho tllil le 111•ir1likolar ""' l'~I" • with 1oea1 a111t wlndOWI 1e 11> .., 111 • TIME 1arou, tncludlna 4 U.S. zonn Ind ""-·
Daylight Sovlnot 'Oma. An lmpro•,,i..;;;;"";;..;; ... ;;..;;;;;;
CLOCK a111 homa~accado11. Walnut ca11
. 17'aM'dW, with a lllln $85.00 · • aluminum 1ccont llrljl. . .
HOWARD Ml~LEll CL~ a
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I ~2J NEWPORT' IL VI>., COST A MESA " f r11 ~· . . l ' ' ' ' ~lit .. ,
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11 YIAH IN THI !AMI LOCATION IHONI !it-1 .. 1 ~ ..
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t DAO;y PILOT EDITO:aJAL PAGE
Joint Planning Needed
AlternaUve locatlol!J far the bulk of commercial
pusenaer fU.lllta. 1ulll over jet nobe and pollution, 1p-
paranl ahlncfonment ot a once lntarnaUonally·re1arded
lnduolrlal <0mmualty pion ah4 r..Wtant "parking lot"
arterlil bl1bway1 are !actors <WTenUy complkatlng
vlrtuaJJ1 any pl1nnln1 Juue related to the city of lrvlne'1
share of the land surrounding Or1n1e County Airport.
Councllmon John Burton IUDlmed np the liluaUon
In a council meeting last week, 110Ung:
"With thelr commerclal zonlnp· of the Collins
Radio ond Emkay properties, ii is evident tho city of
Newport Beach is not particularly lntereated in our
problems." ·
lrvlne streets must accommodate a biJ share of the
traffic produced by the :nore than 300-acres of newly
1oned-co111111erdal property.
Irvine tazpayers, not thoae in Newport Beach, will
thus lhoulder the costs of patching up much of a llreet
system planned and largely built thus far lo accommo-
date !he !user traffic flows induatr)' wu expected to
produce.
But, 11 Burton ond Councilman Henry Quigley aptly
pointed out last 1teek, lnoetled alr tralflc at Orange
County Airport that could result from Newport's son-
ing moves may not be all had for people Jn frvine.
The councilmen observe th,e pre90Dt llrporl Is ideal
for servln1 lrvlne residents. II ls ;:onvenlenl And lllghta
do not plague lrvlne homes wlth nolle and polluUon.
Whatever happens with the Camp Pendleton jet•
port propoal,.,lnilno nilghl always benefit from some
air trafllc at Oranp County Airport
Wlth technological Improvements Jn regulaUng l"I
noise or development of •orticli tall:e-<>ff planes or
ohort range rughts, the present airport might well con·
tlnue to serve Irvine ind lts neighbors.
F'!"h'r, councilmen lllight. well conaider the impact
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Fro.,,,,-A utlwrs
Can Dist!)rt
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""Yoa remember. whit Shakespeare
sa1d 1bouc that!" remarked the man
..... the dinnet table -Ind proceeded
lO quo&1 1 line from "Macbeth," which
hebad.....Uy oeeo.
Bat _..,,.are dldn' say it -one of
h1I dram1tll charactera did. Far from
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Whoa lrvloe anneses the rest of
Orlnge County, do yoo suppose
they'll call li the RufUI annen·
ti , on .
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,., 1111 ...,,. ... .._. ... Delft' Pl ... .
W. S. Gilbert In a trial !Gr libel just
~ore the tum of the century. He was on
the witness stand u the plaintlH, and the
de!Oll!e lawyer quoted a statemeot !Nm
one of Gllberl'1 plays, trying to sbo1r that
Gilbert 1ctually belJeftd the ~te of
what be WU uJlnt' on the lland.
helnl I pl ... of tho
)Jlarwr!lf>t'• wtadom,
thll 1r11 a MDllment
ht put iu the mouth
of 1 chancier he
nidenUy dilllked.
Wbea we take the "'fBiSE WERE THE wards," Gilbert
trouble to quote retortld, '1of a character in my play.
an author <generally They ...,. not my words. I wrote them,
In order to bolottt but I dO not bold myself respoD1lble for
our oploloo of _,.. aJJl'lhllll a fictional character happens to
tblng), we have a duty to tmw whether say."
the author -IP"atinll In bla own TOice. Mott recently, I read the statement of
Othenrile, we nm the rtat of dlstortlnC a coollrmed bachelor wbo quoted
bi! views. Disraeli u aayin&, "Every woman ahould
It ts extmndy dlfflcult, for Instance, marry, Ind no man." But Dllraell
to know whit Shateopeore illmleJI hlmatll (a happily married man) never
thought •bout .., lundamental quOstlOo. said thll; be limply put It loto the mouth
His genill' liy lli'"~to~ploce-~1 dwocter ln ooe of hll llOftll, Hil
himself nio a thousand minds and own feelinp were quite the ~te; be
hearts, to take one position after another wu tnown aa tbe most devoted bulband.
and make it sound plamlble and sincere. ..,,
THIS IS WRY, for centuries,
Shakespearean students have quarreled
about the "real" Shakespeare -some
claiming him as an aristocrat, othen u
a democrat, some u a rtligious man,
otben as an atbel!t,. an~ so oo down the
lino. 'lbore is no raoMng these disputes
-even his privately printed aorniets do
not reveal the full man to m.
The way an author feell about our 1t·
trlbullng entlmenll to blnJ that are ex-
Rrwed In bla llctlan -brcJu&hl out b7
A MORE FREQVENI' kind of !Uerary
diltortion conslots in tatlnl a f1JDOUS
line Ind Ignoring what comes Iller It,
Klpllng'a "East ii Esst and Wost lo West,
and never the twain shall meet,'' is a
classic example. We use it to justify
basic differences between East and w ... ; but the point of the who!• poem
wat prectJely the rnene -Kipling was
uyin& that two mea of character and
courage han much ·tn common, even
thoagh they ....,. !Nm different parts of
the -Id. You may qoote me oo that.
When Land Runs Out
B-Wlek
After :!00 years of fooU"°"' e~
acrosa the continent, the U.S. reJ.-tJy
b begtnnlng to n!allu that It sutten
from I land shortage. There still ii pleo-·
ty of room out -... the deer and the
anteiope PlaJ, but tn the areas ~
rounding the inljor cltln, there simply ill
... ......b •tandinll ..... lo ....
commodate Iii the people and the
facilities people need to live ind 1IOtk el·
fec:tively.
For y..,.., developen of --lial and commercial pftlpt,rdel llfve
solved the problem bJ llqul4otinll ...,.
Isn't It the .Truth!
By CARL IUllLft ....
Jl WU pollUca, not Dllltry., tlllt
ushered 1n the Age or Obooleocenoe. PoU-
ticl1n1 wm the flrst Amertcaas who IOld
thelr wom with the upeclltloo that the
<.'ODMllOr would -enoup tbntw them away to try some othlra.
"Lfl Ille btl!lfl' bttoort!"
-l.tgol .Ila.nm
No man ls ever 1 m1tc:h for 1 WGmlD
before he marries -ind .. lm1 evor an. either. And that aplllno wbJ
'Ihm ara rnoro well·p-old JadJfo
than woll-pleued old mm.
"W.......-ol""YI 11at Ille lad
""""· s lie '"'"' 1ong,,.." -Dicllotla'll o/ o,,wo.,
' and _.. of the llllursl futureo of the =:r. TbeJ have llkm OTer the : llDed In the poodl, planed down
the bills, put-the -In pipes. Now the natioo ii beglMlng to rtallle that tbll
strateo DOI on1Y bu converted the cities
Into mlle on mile of oqualld brick and
uphalt but aho bu wiped out the plant
and aalmal life that keepa the natural air
and water ,._ In bolance. The dfll
dweller Hlera!Jy does DOI hav1 enough
rnoia to bnatbt. .
Tiii: ONLY ANSWER ii the obvl°"'
one. 'l1lt U. S. mm! develop elfecUve
cootroll 111 land·-· and It D111t belln ~Ill I rectaul halil, DOI town l>y
-"" -.... bJ ..... Good i'-•li wlll ~ .... wt1-and
P""'tlDI II wlll lllo ,....tdo for _,_ ... ·-=... -lo
-the -of --· for fn. --to , ..... jobs, IOd for ma I aw bat 111 J(ldll fMcUltlel u:b:
.. _plaa ... nlloodampo. lt will
deal with Ibo ....... -le and ecolollcli orpolam, IOI 11 blll IOd
plecel.
Tiie Dllloa lo a pllnl11llJ lllllf ..., """'
tbla -of plonnJnc. Bui u bu .. Ume
to lole CiWlll lllrlOd. A llnt llep -1d be for Congreas to adopt S.... Remy M.
Jackaon11 land use bilf, now before the
Senate. 'Ibo Jocklon bill would put
foderol money and lnll._ btlllnd state
-for developing -~ 1-pLmnlng and enf._l II
...we! be I aoocJ Wl1 to mW I besJn. am,.
of mau tr..,.P.rtaUon llnb which Jeon heovll7 on Uie
chongjng nature of the airport area land uses. A high •peed Ue to lhopplng centers Jn neighboring communi-
ties and/or the Pendleton jetport might well enhance tho
area's economic contribution to the city.
In ony event, Irvine would do well to communicate
!ta views on airport growth directly lo Newport Beach
in the hope the two citle.s may seek a common under·
standing and hrlng profitable d!J<ussions of jolnt plon-
ning Interests.
New Use Permit Concept
The lion's share of Irvine's options in land use con·
trots Jn the area of Oroge County Airport rest ln tho
Douglas Development Company's yet·to-be-unveiled plans
for its 50-acre parcel.
By rirtue of its location across MacArthur Boule-
vard from the airport terminal, the property could be an
ideal location for expanded passenger service facilities
or a regional transit stop.
Councilmon Henry Quigley envisions at least one
'1landmark" piece of architecture for lhe site. That's
why he sought. and the council approved, a Iong·lerm
use permit on the present commercial offices being
leased from Douglas.
By extending the time llmll, the city eased pressure
on the developer to find a pennanent replacement for
the low·ri!e huildlnga now on !hi lite.
The merit of this new use permit concept could be
proved i! Douglas fully uses the extended time to attract
a corporate headquarters to the 111&-and i! the city inte-
grates that potential with lts views on tho development
of the remainder of the keystone, airport area parcel.
SI
Reader c: ... rges Vietnam Will B e Forced 011 A m erican P e ople
'Voters Had Better Get With It~!
To the Editor:
It ii becoming lncroulngly clear that
the "secret plan" to end the war prom.
lied in 11111 dllfe~ little from that
openly enundated in 195' by a pre.siden·
tial candJdate who was then defeated by
the widest margin of votes in !be history
of our pmidontial electlom. ·
The ilaJy major jobs yet unac-
compllsbed in the "open plan" of 1964 are
the destructlia of the dikes and the pav-
ing over ot Vietnam with asphalt.
The voters turned away the war party
In 1964 and elected what Ibey mistakenly
took to be the peace party ("We will
never .send American boys . • • ").
Recognizing their erTOr, the voters turn•
ed away the war party in 1968 and again
electtd what they mistakenly took to be
the peace party.
FOR THE THIRD eomecutl.. time,
the wor party presenta ltaeU to tbe
voters as the real peace party. Like the
walrus and the carpenter, ·ltl losdm,
smlllng with benignity, taJt of many
tblnp while they -1e the "secret
plan" without interruption. Vietnam will
be forced upon the American people,
rlgbt or "'°"'' Ille lt or not.
We are told "' must ccmtlnue the war
to defend oor -· Laok qain 1t 1fhat we hive done ln JnMcMna, the doubJe.
deallilg lli3r led-to -lllif a••Rlnltion of
the Dlems, the hou in the Gulf of
Toolcln, alaugbter of llCl><Ombalanil in
order to save them, the attempted 111p-
prealon of the truth II My Lal, the
aecret employment of Asian mercenaries
paid by tho American llxpayer to fight
for their own seH determination, the bJ..
staUation and support of a dictator aa our
ally in the south, the apparent SUl>-
pre&!lion of the truth involving direct
disobedlence of orders by a general of•
fleer (Lavelle), the apparent widespread
fal!lfication of military reports, cor ..
rupUon, drug addlctlon, mutiny In the
ranks, and the list is merely a random
ltemlzalloo of press clippings.
WHOEVER IT IS labelling this r«ord
u honorable, 1 record worthy of our
deleooe, acll from a point of view allon
to the principles Americans have always
fool)llt to defend. It is a reconl aot made
defemlble but mor. n!preben&lble by
jUltllyJnc It u Initiated by the other
aide; In no way are we Vietnamese.
lnltltutlons of whatever kind managed
under auch an ethic inevitably fail,
govermneot lnstltutlons. historically, not
excepted. We cannot fake seriously the
assertion that a foreign policy founded
upoo auch an ethic will JeaU to ll!tfng
peace In the world. On the contrary, It
will lurtber pollOn lntematlonal .. 1atlonl
and bring · on more of the kinds of
desperate acta which the world now ao
apJ>4llingly witnesses.
O(d Glory has alwa)'I been a proud
clean Oq. She has fiown before the
peoples of the world not as a thn!at but
an example. She has been an honeJt n.,.
And the oatlonal character of the
American people bas been !Undamentally
decent.
The -.. had better gel u right thlJ
tlme Ind DOI let im mark a turning
point fOwsnl the Vletnamlzallon ol
Amerlco.
W. B. ANDERSON
~--B 11 GHr9e --...,
Door Gtttte:
Coold )'OU leD me lhe Jllllle of the
mon wbo porfectod the IJ'pewrlter1
D.Y.
Dear D.Y.:
( MAILBOX J
Lettu.s from t'eadtr.s are welcome.
Norm.aU11 wrltn1 should conveu their
m.e.ssaae1.' in 300 wot'd.s or li.ss. The
right to condcnae l<tt<ri to fit space
or tLimtnate libel ;., re.senied. Alt
letter.s mu.st include .signaturt and
mailing addre.ss, but name1 may be
withheld on reque.st if sufficient
reason is apparent. Poetry will not be
pu.blished.
'Sehmltz Needed Now'
To the Editor:
'Ibo real tbreal to the Republican Por-
ty was shot and la now out of the run·
nlng, and the McGovern vs. Nixon gim.
rnlck bas emerged as a superbly
~nglneered packq• of duplicity plotted
te, throw the election to Nixon by simple
default of character Ind quallly In the
Democratic Party. We should not eloct
Nixon, ~ McGovern. for two simple
reasons:
(IJ NIXON'S llflnment with the hugo
co~tlons ~ money on a »win
war, Ind hll ~with Rod China
Ind Sovtot Ilullla make him unlit to
represent the people In the best tntvest..
of the United States.
(2) McGovern, with his rag~ag rabble
on the far left, hil po!lUcal opportunlata
all around him, bLs wild promises and
general incompetence, iJ likewise unfit
for such a big job.
SO WHATtS LEFT? Schmjtz? Now just
a cotton plckln ·mmute, and don't let the
bralnwuh abow. John Sclunitz, the
newcomer ls n.:eded now to oppose the
two politicaI giant& who po.se as a two-
party l)'llem while In trutb they ore but
ont, and to revive the two-party system
as it should be. So don't waste a single
vote. Give the real opposition a break.
Vote American this time.
MILT BASHAM (Dtmocral)
R ealism, Re•pon•lf>lHt"
To the Editor:
Gov. G<ocgo Wallace has proved his
point. Now he'.s doing America I srut
service by not running as the AJP can-
didate. A tm>-man race brings McGovern
a worse defeat -rMu1tlng in a Bhi!t
away from McGovern 's policies.
U Governor Wallace were to run and
the three candidates were to come «it
nearly 11ven, McGovern would claim
dominant Popular support, much u he
did after some Democratic primaries.In
1911 Governor Wallace siphoned off
enough voles so that Humphrey took
Texu.
TlllB IS AN opportunity to artlculate
the illlltl and to accent the dltlerences
1n phlloeophy. Most voters react
ruponslbly If: (I ) they funy understand
the luuea and (2) they seo "' threat to
their eccmmic or ph)'llcal security or to
their dltnJty.
No ..,. Clnd•date ii all good or all bad .
But 10me are clearly more rulistJc and
resPoMlbl• than others. On many luues
the dUlorences between Nixon and
McGovern are enonnous.
McGonm lrruponslbly appeals to the
war fears of draft·ace youths.
McGOVERN CLAIMED that bombing
the North and mlnJni Halpbonf Harbor
would get us Jnto war with Rllllla. But
Nixon went to Russia whtle thll wu 1olng
on -ahowlni the Sovleil that be
N~, l'ln arry t• say. In
fact , I'm calllng that lnl Jxne1
Typewriter Serrice hlct flrsl thins
ln the_...... · wouldn~ be their patay. Since Mc:Govem
loslJil oo leltin& the Communilil have
South Vietnam, wants to drastically cut
defense spending and lives in fan-
tasyland: how would we fare if he
represented us in Moscow?
McGovern originally proposed Sl,000
for each U.S. citizen. But the people on
lower incomes strongly rejected this in·
come-redl.stribution appeal for their
votes. •
NIXON WORKED to change the
Supreme Court from "liberal" and "ac.
tlvilt" to strict constructionist and
firmer with criminals. Nixon didn't back
a nominee 1000 percent one d.ey, then
look for a way to dump him the next
when the going got rough. McGovern
wants to "reliberalize" the Supreme
Court.
Nixon pushed for more Negro con-
struction jobs, larger federal programs
for developing black businesses and more
blacks in government jobs. N i x o n
repeatedly opposed involuntary busing of
school children. Nixon is strong against
discrimination. And he prefers ability
and merit over the fixed-quota system.
McGovern champiOO.. forced busing.
NIXON HAS HAD some succes& .slow·
tng Inflation without creating nuwive
Wlemployment. McGovern's spending
proposala would feed lnfiatlon, ral.se tans
and do little to br!&hten lb• employ-
ment picture.
Both dialike the wealthy avoiding tu ..
through loophoJ.,. To create jealousy
against the auccessful and to Wlame
blocka: with many votes ag1lnat blocks
with few votes, McGovern advocates
repressing those who create jobs. NiJon
want.s a cllmate favorable for Industry to
create more jobs.
Let's move in the direction of realism
and responslb!Uty.
LEONARD WRIGHT
Sa ta n'• Pe1tte Sumf>ol
To the Editor:
Many of the thlnp with which we have
lived down through the yean are now
beinl given new labels, giving different
meanlnp to standard traditional truths.
One inJtance is our enemy's cry of
••PEACE /' u he unfurls new attacks
aplnll our lreedom1, more barhlric and
Inhuman 1troc:llles than In the fields of
combat. Whlle many citlun!I of our na·
Uon forcet their respons1bllltles to their
nelghbon and loyalty to their country,
these acti rontlnue.
WE SEr THE "peac-. sign" and
naturally we think that thi.s inverted
crou Jn~ circle Is a sign of peace. Why?
Bec11u.e we have been brainwaabed into
believing It is. Yet nothlnv could be
further from the truth. Rudolf Kock's
Book of Signs describes the inverted
figure as the crow's foot , a l)'mbol well
known ln the middle ages as an "Jn.signla
or Satan." How'.s that for being taken in?
Dr. Gerard Eucal&se e1plalns in 'Traite
de Science Occulte," when Satanists
want lo expreu their ideas in a polysym.
bollc, tbty formulate their riluall!tic COP..
denmatlonl by destroying the harmony
of I.be figure , say by turning a cross
upaide down. The ritual l)'tnbol wu
d"lgned to show defiance of God Ind
faith in Satan. A nice ''peace" ai111!
FAR FROM BEING a "modem sign,"
the symbol which Berirond Ruaell
adopted 11 a '1Communlst'1 Insignia for
pea~," dates back many centuries into
the history of anll~stlan aclivlUes. Jn
711 A.O., the Saracena crOMed into Spain
with this 1ign on thelr shields.
The Inverted cro51 portend• evil and
death. The m1nnme h11 for centurlts
been a favorite lip of Satan. Wherever
thil algn appean today, you ·con be 1ure
the anU.chri.t onta of thil eni ore com-
pletely active. Beware ol the peace sym-
'
:.:: • bol or Satan. : . -'
MEANWlllLE, In Am•rfl!..: a s
thou sands of rad icalized yout~de
that same symbol, the heretics~ tho
Christian Church have all but a ted
the "sign of the antl-christ" as heir
0\\11._.You can be absolutely certaln,thllt
the intei'DaUonal soclallat.s planned lt 'Ulat
way.
MAURICE BERGERON
HolO to R eduC!fl CJdiite
To the Editor:
Dr. Dorothy Whipple, In lft~rtlcl• ln
McCall'• Ma~ atiout a 111Dntb ago,
::;e~e~ o:en!' bow to hflt the drug
Sh• stressed the need to lllilhl profit
out of the 1-ln tilde folC the un-
derworld U we •ant tlll:lr opehtkllll to
stop. She 11)'1 very low cwt heroin
clinics under the U.S. 9overnment should
sell .the heroin ~r onythlng else they will
accept at a low cost that enablet . the
person to continue worklnt honesUy.
The more we stre!.s the punitJve lln
the hlaher the profit goes for the LD1-
derwor1d heroin sellers . Do au you want
to help th• potential addlcta avold ad-
diction with education, but protect the
majority of Americans from ~rations of the underworld, which 11
more than a ha lr milJloft all
agalnsl 111 to feed their habit; b)>' ttln&
the profit out from under Iha ;lleroin
market. ~
ENGLAND WENT from 911 ...Jate...t
addicts ~ IOme 1,200 in the Jut Ii )'W'I
In a population of IS mllllon. WI hav1
over 500,000 addlct.s. Foraet ablirt the
fools who 1tart the habit and •i!Op tho
underworld's ability to sell herOln 1t a
high profit. When the underwo""-can no
longer get the high profit, theyl"W\IJ atop
pauing out free samples of herciM. Thi•
wili dry up the temptation from the foob.
I'm sure the underworld wadta the
drastic punitive Jaw .. against •.heroin,
which uaed to sell for 50 cents 1a drug
stores, so that their vlctlma ~1 be
driven to them and the ir high prk)es. We
~ only suspect that poliUclana·kl some
instances may be advocating harsh law1
at the urging of the underworld:~"'
I ACCEPT AS TRUTH the ent
ol one narcotics officer Uiat-1 in-
vestigation of top drug dealen in his
slate was stopped cofd bJ ~ atate
senator. The senator entered ~
and said the investigation was to stop Im-
mediately. It dld. An addict Wider' doc-
tor's care can suppart himself. ~ a
low cost source of heroin, Utt ~cts
prey on the public. • ' 1 I urgo that doctors be autho~ to
treat heroin 1ddlcta with l•Jal hon>Jn 11
well as other drugs and tllal'·,...iuce
ttfme in AmtrlCL
AL
DAILY PILOT
Robm N. We..t, N4ii!
Thomu IC~mi, 11
Albert W. Botu
Edllorlol l'lrl/O ~
The <dltori&l -of 1111 .-i. Pilot •tcka to 11\fonn ud .tliii--
latll! rc.dtn by PN*ll•• } ...
hCWlpaJ)er'1 opinions •nf . ~ n:icntaty on topics ot lntttetf"'bl
•tKnllkJuKoti by prvykltnr • ftdiiili
for the .,,..,,._.q t:1t 'our~ 0Dlnlon1. -.n4 by SJl'8mU dJ...,... v!e"l'Ointt or Info 11~ and 1pokeam~ on or the day.
Weclnestl.,-, Sepl 20, 111'12
--
Death bfl Mail
More Bombs Found
.....
By ne ~ Preu f ""ll'T'.""!~
~ oo..J-Ope bombl ad-
dreaed to lsraeUs were un-
covered and disarmed in
Ew;oP,e today and police on
the Ccintlnent linked up to foll
a maSJ murder plot against
lsraetf diplomats and officials.
"ttgM Allon, l!rael's deputy
..-er, warned in Jerusalem
that no Mlddle East govern-
me\t;' even as far away as
Libpa,•would be immune from
reC.alilf.lon for Arab terrorism.
.. ., ~am not . saying when,
wMrt·and bow -but we will
nbt'itoler1te terrori.mt," AUon
aaat r~at I luncheon for -.n. Imel In the put
ha1.r1iocUJed Libya and Iraq, ~ u well as neighbors Syria,
Lebanon and Egypt, of arming
w ·nn.ndng terrortsu.
',.,~ ...
·l:AJCLIER AN l1r1ell
tnltltar.y commentator 1n Tel
Aviv isuggested that Arab oil
fields are vulnerable.
-·lif addition to U'le mailed
boonl>«t 1nierctpted In Europe
llil :·llrae1, one was found
d~ to the Israeli consul
th"o..Molttreal today. cane'dian
~~ said it had been mailed
l.the Netherlands as the
olMrl'.lhadbetn.
B:videnoe mounted of a
latie«al• campai&n by Arab
. ~~
UPI T1 ..... oM
ARAB VICTIM -Syria
has arrested Maj. Rich·
ard H. Barratt, a U.S.
military attach e to
American Embassy in
Jordan. Officials have
declined comment on
reports Syria hoped to
exchange him for Syr·
ians held by Israel.
terroriats posting bombs from
Amsterdam in the
Netherland!:. Pollet suspected
the Black September guerrilla
organlzatkla which reportedly
threatened auch an altack
after Its onslaught against
!Jraeli athletes at the Munich
Olympics.
London's sprawling postal
network was sifted for more
envelope bombs like the one
that killed an Israeli dlplomat
in his office Tuesday. As many
as 17 -perhaps even more -
could be awaiting delivery.
Two bomb packages "ere
intercepted in Switzerland and
suspicious packages were han-
ded over to poUce in Belgium.
Two deadJy 1 envelopes were
found in Par ls TUesday.
EVEN IN FAR away Israel
Itself, the lives of officials
were at risk . Police said two
bomb Jetters had been sent to
two leading government of-
ficials.
All the suspected mail had
Amsterdam postmarks.
As British detectives flew to
Holland and Scotland Yard
organized a search in London.
Informed sources said the
po11ce in London were working
against a list of 25 Israelis
who could have been targets.
Eight bomb letters have been
found. 1be source refused to
go into details of the list or
say where they got It.
.,,., , .......
ENTERS PLEA -G.
Gordon LI d d 7 leaves
U.S. District Court in
Washington after plead·
ing not guilty to
charges of breaking
into Democratic Na-
tional Headquarters.
'Break-in'
Records
Destroyed
From Wire Senilces
<~•:C ' .McGovern Raps 'Nutty Polls
WASHINGTON -Nwnerous
records were destroyed at of-
fices of the Committee for the
Re-elect!on of the President
following the break·in at
Democratic offices on June 17,
according to sources quoted
today in the Washington Post.
Two top campaign officials,
Robret C. Mardian a n d
Frederick La Rue, ,directed a And 'Lousy' News Columnists
massive "housecleaning" in·
Gallup or.Harr.is. I Ulink the~ eluding the destruction of
make these things up in the records Pertinent to the case,
back rooms somewhere.,, the newspaper quoted sources
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP ) -
Tired of. bad news, Sen.
George McGovern has at-
tacked what he tenned"nut-
ty" public-opinion polls and
"lousy" n ewspaper col-
as saying. And he described some con· Mardian was an assistant
Aginew Tells' n~stigatiJ!n r . By FBI Into Wheat DiSpute
. . .
W ~TON (AP) -Two 1Mll, Tu<aday ni&hl wtruld tbem by USDA G!Ocjal• ud
!ulkcale Tuvatlgalionl -one ,.y only \ilat •i. pnllmlury lonner OllldalL
be!ort !be election, one al· i:oview or the matt.r refemd He aca..e.t IllmoCntl
t'erwiird -have been J)IMI-lo by viCe ~sldent ~ II apteldial lnr•'"""°' -
laed In the escalating dispute · und<t way." deal. • • · •. .f
over wheat sales lo the Sovlei . M ~owa DO~, "'·• '\'lie FBI, aald, Aprio, "Im
Union. NeaJ·&nttll, pro!111ae4 1 llqljie ' a bltsi-frauct ""! busine•
· ~ J>CHlectlon prohe b)' , ~ttee Investigation ti. pnctlcel ¥nit' ·that bu been
tlie FBI wu announced by ·l!'e w~ deal and txoader . asked by the PiH!denfto ¥!lk
VJoe-Prtildeot.SptroT.A-' ~ oen Feb'ruary, tl!<N'«lllllyiDtothllmatter 1o
w'llile.campalgnlng Tuesday in "a/tlr the passioo of eloct!o.. . _.,. te the -of~ Minneapolis. In fact, he said, year poll tics bu pwed." mv:--• .. --.
"that investigation !J in prog· At a Minneapolis news· con-big gram, uporl<n that
reu" at President Nixon's fereoce, Agnew said that Ni:J~ reter . to, to f-aee whether
orders. on ordered "'' FBI · probe lo aeyoaO hll t1bn any uodue
But the FBI said It had amwtr sue~ qlltSttons as profi~ due to any mlall>
received no Instructions to whether major grain e:1.· formaUeo-or ·i·mprop.~r.lJ
look into the niauer. . A porters recelv~ and benefited revealed . ~ oo Ibo
si)okesman · for its parent from advance 1 a J e s in-part of. "'tbe federal. govem-
ageocy, the Justice Depart· fonnallon allegedly fed to mcnll' I'-"'"'--------
BRITISH .
EXPO
1972 '
SEPT. JI.OCT. I
. Where To 'Go
Looklog .for IOllH!When to
;. gb, iomethJna to do! No one
·gtves·yoo betl.r tlpl than tho ·
WEEKENDER. lt'a publlm. ·
:Oji ·~ Friday In. tbe D.U.
LY PII,(l:t. ,
~~atlc presidential
no m t,11 we rejected more
emphatically than ever the
findings of recent polls show-
ing him far behind President
Niyon. "I think the polls are a
lot of rubbish," he said Tues-
day. ·•r don't know where they
conduct these polls. I've never
talked to an American who's
ever been polled, by either Dr.
servative n e w s p a p er cOJ· attorney general b e f o r e
umnists, whom he wouldn't joining President N i x o n ' s
name, as lousy, bitter, campaign committee as
par an old, despicable, ob-1_1JO_lit_icaJ __ coo_r_din_•_t_or_. ___ _
noxious propagandists who are
consistently wrong and who •
write nothing good about any
candidate more liberal than
• •
' I
-eked. War
1
.. ~·conservative Tops
. ;i~owens·tein in NY :,;j• -
,.~ ivnlted Prfl1 llllernatlonal ment In 1968, highlighted a day
ctory lh Brooklyn Tuesday or primary and ru.no£f elec-
Rep. John Rooney over tlons In New York,
rd Lowenstein, architect ~assachusetts, Oklahoma and
,. e "dump Johnson" move-Washington State.
Genghis Khan.
TODAY Mc G 0 VERN
made two new proposals to in-
crease Social S e c u r i t y
payments, favoring f u 11
benefits for widows and an in-
(cAMP AIGN •72)
0
'
,, ..
.,~.
.· '·.
1!'-t.tl!-Rooney, a conservative !~S Democrat who has spent 28
crease In the amount of
outside 1 n c o m e pensioners
may earn without reducing
be nefits ..
He spent tile night In the
mansion of Ohio Gov. John
Gilligan. Sep. Edplund S.
Muskie of Maine was schedul·
ed to joi,n McGovern at a~
peara nces today in northern
New Jersey and Philadelphia.
•
'.p~erican years in the House. has been a
' ~ consistent supporter or the
I,·_··.;: .hot · Dead Vietnam War. He defeated Lowensteiri in New York's
June primary, but a rerun was Tuesday, McGovern told
students and faculty a t
Chicago's largest Rom an
catholic school that he favors
income-tax credits for parents
or parochial -and private -
scliool students. And b e
delivered his standard political
talk to a rain-dampened street
crowd in Milwaukee and
airport-rally Cf'O\\'.ds ln Flint,
Mich., and Columbus.
t!IJ Uganda or~~no~erth;a:~~·ere the
: j ~SHINGTON (AP) _ U.S. Vietnam war was a pivotal
:: Thomas P . issue, John Kerry , spokesman
• will seek an ex-for Vietnam Veterans Against
! "lion for a shooting in-the War, won the Democratic • in Uganda in East ca ·that left one former nomination for Congress in
rlcan Peace C o r p s Lowell, Mass . ' • • nteer dead and another
Uy Injured, the State
ment announced 'here.
e former vMunteer, Iden·
Tuesday as L o u i s
of Houston, Tex., was
Ile traveling ' towart!
on Sept. 7 after
fighting broke out in the coun-
try. A companion. Robert
Freed of Madi~. Wis.. an-
olh~ormer vflunteer. was
allgiWJ 1Djured and later re-
leased.
State Department press of-
ficer Charles Bray said the
pair had been stopped twice
on the road but allowed to con-
tinue before they were shot at.
He said the attack apparently
was not directed at Americans
as such, and that Ambassador
Melady "intends to seek ex-
planation.''
OEMOCRA TIC congress-
v.·oman 1.-0uise Day Hicks, an
early and staunch foe of bus-
ing, won renomination to her
House seat Jn the Massachu-.
setts primary.
Rooney claimed an early
victory and vowed he would be
"back ln Washington tomor-
roW,'' representing his
Brooklyn 'district. But Lowen-
stein would not fonnally con·
cede.
Rooney aod Lowenstein each
charged that delays in poll
openings had hurt hls chances
and a federal judge ordered
sotne polls to remain open
past the normal closing time.
Complete b u t unofficial
returns gave Rooney 15,486
votes to Lowenstein's 13,0'71 .
Dorn Orders
' · Fire Training,'
Capital News Service
LOS ANGELES-Im·
. mediate training of Los
Angeles County road depart·
ment personnel as firefighting
crews has been ordered by
Chairman Warren 1\1. Dorn of
the Board of Supervisors.
Fire and road departments
have devekl~ a program to
train and use 22 road laborers,
56 maintenance men and nine
road leadmen as crews in
emergency watershed f I r e
situations.
It's HAWTHORNE
CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS
for the right start in life
l(ind!ftarten thru 8th Grode • All·d1y dlSm
EnrollNqw-
• ---Door·fo.Door 8111 S.Met -Chlldt111 of 1A falttis ett welcoma -fllah 1thol11tlc st111d.,d -htchlll tk 4
R's: 11adl111 (ir!n phDnlc:I), wrltinL arithmetic, fladl,..
FOUNTAIN VALLEY• 16835 Brookhurst
Jusf nor1h of W1rner
714-962-3312
"A Private Sdlilol of Ols!lnclion Founded In 1942'
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d.ii...s
. O>loMode . H<ildk>p Coupe ..
Sportier this year. Ro&nier. Heovier.
Yet ~linQly euy to own. Even if you
order the new swivel bucket Me.ts.
Cutlass Supreme C.olorrnade Hardtop
, Coopo Ucnoround). Mere ol • little
)imouaine than ever. You ccn 1e1e it in the formal
roofllne and new opeN Pde windows. You co.n feel j
ii in the tpeciout, quiet interior. And even In ~ ·''
ride we've poltemed after our blqger Oklsmobilet. I ·
.wlthaM«grilet1.8tswJ111S-~~·w-. ' .
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It's o Whole MJ kind. ol Olds.
And the loweat·pi09d ol all. Omevo..Je • oompect1 -but one with biqdr thinking buUt in. •
Jt'1 nearlr 500 poundl more Cir than 1
--·~· ...... """'! Jts wl'Melbela is ~.lll'friChet.
for··-rldo.
And you an loel .lho ~
en the toed. A cWl.lH tntertor With
new ''wet·look" Yinyl trtpl
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And • 250-cu.·lh. ioQtnt.
Coope, 3-door halchba<k or IOdon.
ll'o a lot cl Oldt for t»._..,y .
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, .1972 TEN C&(TS
Sllrvey Shows Transit Top Concern in Valley
• BJ MICllAl!L GOODRICH
• Of .. o.ltr "" .....
A survey of 400 Fountain Valley
citiienl indicates they feel public
tramportaUon. Is the mo.st serious con-
ceru facinr the city. •
Tiie -Willy survey, prepared by
the llqional Research Instjtute in Social
Welfare at ibe University of Southern
caufomla, was pre8(llled to Fountain Vall~Y. City Councilmen Tuesday night.
The IW'Vey reported that. 52 pereent of
"-polled believe the quality of public
U'arisportatloo was a very serious prob-
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auntington
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Main Street ·-•
Riis Backer
·, By TERRY COVILLE ~ -Of IJie IMJW Plllt ll•ff
A cola>IUI part of old Main Street, near
HWl\lilitoq . Belch Hlfb School, nearly
tfiell,.,. ~ death this w..k.
But:.lo\ll.Or Al Coen stepped In today
•"l~> a .... .J'!fl·mlnute repneve that ·may save,., ... .,e of the city's most subtle
laq~lrf, ~ tong row of 30 to 40-yea.r-.
old la!!!P. posts.
COisi'llM ,called an emergency council
m\!ltjng.lor 1 o'clock tOOlfbt in city coun-en;c· to jliacus.s the pmervation ot: Street.
· alw'1s remembered that section
ol Main st,reet .. the, lint lhiDg ·that jm.
prouod me with Huntington Beach,"
Com~ '.'It bas fond memories." 11A' ..,.r aold ... and other ....,..
~~"""' .,._ to ...... _, nJihl tll*I the lamp· posts ." .. . be
ftlDOVed and the gruo-lllled, :!!).foot wide
streej.•11• II to be cut to If 18111 wide, t.~~ turn llaiD Slnei .... a ....
:JTX19ir .,0 the coundl IPP!Vfld the
plan• !Gr the clvte center trtflk flow, but
we-dflln~ know this waa part of It," Coen
espw.,d,
°"~councilman, Donald Sjllpley,
Upped lili council malel to the sltuaUoo
!dOnda'y night. Shipley wns fuming at the
wort bell!& done on one of the oily'•
ofdest llrHts.
'JI bald noticed work there earlier," °*1.lli;J, "But I didn't reallie what was
ba~." ~~ Coen issued a ••stop" ofder to
lhe;ll!l>ll!> woru department lo quit the *'9 · atftel project until the council ~ ,Whal to do.
lem.
1bere are no buses or other types of
pubUc transportalioo In Fountain Valley
at this time.
In the commenlz sectlcin of the report.
the respoodlng residents suggested
es~hllshlng a shuttle bus system f:O park
and recreat.ioo areas and an exammaUon
of establlsbing a regional masa transit
zystem.
Other problems facing the cltbens of
Fountain Valley • 1n tlieir priority of
seriousness were bJgb propen, !De•, the
cost of medical care, Jobi for ;young peo-
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ENoANGlllED. ~'l!CllS. Main Strw.t L1mP Poat ~""'°' ol us want the lamp posts ~ QI' the »fool median reduced to
-SI:, 'ftet.!' . Coen said. "I hope tlaere11
~r .opt1oo." ~~the ornamental lamp posts bave lanes of tral!ic In each direction.
deer. removed, and workers Mansion Avenue would also be improved.
woW,'l ve rstuted soon on the others. ~ilnien have 'been pi-oud of the :'l)ii, I!' and modlans affected lie lsndscaping along Main Street and the ]Jetir~ ,lhO high school and the new $11 wide street median. They bed hoped to
~-o,lvlc center, from Manston expand it along roore of the street,
A....., .• fi> Sprlnclleld Avenue, Public rather than ftduce I~ w~ Jim Wheeler said today. The old lamp posts are made of ~ · · Aki It Is part of an overall Marl>lelte, a lrade -· wblcb ts not 11!.0IA· . Improve tho' traffic flow sUJJP*CI 4o erode or corrodo and never ~ the civic ceoter lllclllty. Under needa paln!lq.
Ille' Pl!mi 111a1o Street would bave curbs 'Ibey are cilllllderld pmnaDeDt lamp ~ JUI~ and there ....id be lbree potts bl' tllo ~· ·"
:F.TC Orders Soap Firms
• ~ J "'t.o Docu'[1tent Adoortising
... ,, • !• ' '( -·· . , : ·i-'~ (UPI) -'!be Federal llotter evaluata ......... clan aod
'l'rl!lo.:·c.nml-loda)r ordered II dlatlnplah wllo la ..a,,"'1lllal trathfully. ~ lllld adftrtlae1' of aoap U aal!ed tllo ...i.,.... ilmllftd to
• ·~-for -advortlalng -tbolt ejllml: . clAini('ll!lhlt\ eo daya. ....,....... Eltra Dt7 Faolal ao-la
: 'l'!io."otder II the eecond Issued since somelhlnr new ancl e o • t • I n 1
JllQe 21 :wtien the commlsston aaked Z2 molsturlzen. . "'9' Ud deterrent makers to substan--Ealy Off Ovm Cleaner lmicuvaly ,iw.·~ claims ID the FTC can . . . . c1-.... lllrty, Wll'lll 11' cold ..... and has
• :13 perooat ..... power -lbim Iba .... ·t
::p.U,Olf 'HAPPY' ~~.:"'11r~ lmpltah to
::ro:'CANCEL AD :a~~~~~~"'."8 ......... ·-....... -. ...
.. -Jcol odon, 11111 --
---lo clollll -
: ·~ ll mabl DAILY PILOT ad-..._U!IPJ to bave CllllOmen can<el
............ 111171 Not -,.. ~ "tie itorJ. 'l'bll ad WU ~ to NI
...... dQI:
! •Ill.& 8creeou, 11 or O'ftf. .. . : . ,..µn; .. for (Mr.
T' ; llllak)
. • • t:lll tbe lblrd da7' the -rllllr P,boried
-... -~ Ille ad lie canotled. 'It
• ealll ID two .,._ 'llllt Will ml! Wt-........,
.• "Ill:' " ~ ad. i.t-.11 .. iooiAl'lllo .... -,;-,.:,_ .._ ....
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lapl. • . -A llqald .,_ ua a.m tills more
-and -than.., -""' of bouMbold dlllnloctaal.
-PajmM ~ Clear _.,
'"'''""' dr1ed-"8 fpodo ml II ule for. fine china and dellate cryataL
-i...n ...... llown °"" --.,...,. better than oJd.-....
elcmml.
-W. Biabla elem» eftedlftlJ ... ............... -= --1.-,. 11 ., I eetlff Ill ..... ,._._, ,..-.
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pie, crimes qalnsl property and the use
of marijuana.
Sixty-nine percent of -polled felt !bat Fountain Valley Is a good place to
live while 50 percent felt the schools were
good and 73 percent said they liked the
people living In the city.
Although taxes blJ>Ull)ll ncurrent com-
plaints, 43 percent of the respondents
said they would be willing to pay more to.
improvw services to the young and ez•
pand recreational lac!Uties for everyone.
The survey .also revealed that Fountain
Valley citizens bold their own communlty
Bond
and themselves as most responsible for
aUeviation of the problems they iden-
tilied.
Nearly lllree out of !Oii!' said they felt
more citizen involvement would improve
public programs. Eigbty·slz pel'C<lll
termed thelr city agencies most or par-
tially responsible for 10lvin1 eommunUy
problems. They felt the federal govern-
ment bad the least responsibility in local
problems.
Yet on1y 19 percent of the respondents ·
said they were currently involved in an
organization devoted to solving com·
Issue
munlty problems. Nearly 50 pel'C<llt,
though, aald they would eojoy participat·
i programs to solve conµnunity
ailmeots. •
In the .,.. ol city rovemment, 38 per·
t<lll of ._ IUl'Veyed said they believe
local offk:1a1I a.re doing an u:.cellent or
very &ood job. 'l'blrly ... ven percent gave
city ball a pusing fr&de while lllree per-
cent lflbeled local 1ovemment as below
ing In programs to solve community
average. 11lirteen percent had no opln·
ion.
The survey respoodents tended to be
Goes
far more cr!llcal of growth In Fountain
Valley than favorable toward It. S~
percent were very critical or somewhat
critical of expanding the city to a popula-
liou of 100,000 citizens. Only 19 percent
were somewhat or very favorable toward
a city that size. .
The data from the survey will be used
by the Communlty Services Project to
develop programs around the needs of
Fountain Valley citizens. The Commllllity
Servitts Project ii a joint county-city
program currently Involved in several
youth projects in Fountain Valley.
Down
_Fourth Defeated in Five. Years; _Turnout Light
By JOHN ZALLER
OI .. De1tr Pl6't I left.
The fom1h bond issue in five years
went dowu to defeat ilr the Huntington
Beach Union High School District Tues-
day. The voter lurnout w .. light -less
than 20 percent.
UnolficW returno abowed the $15
million bond won 52 percent approval,' far
less tlian the 67 percent it needed. In only
aiJ: of as voting preclocU was the
necessary margin achieved. In fourteen
precincts, .voter approval ran under 40
pen:enl.
Board OKs . . . .
4~rQ$~~
Pay -Bai>sis .
LOS ANG&Lli'.IJ. (AP) -A tentative
declaion of tlie fednl Par Bo8rd would
give more tbm -.• • .wpar.e workers
In the , I.al ~ . area salary bikes
ranging from 31 to 41 cents an hour.
The decili<in affect.! about 20,000
workers at Lockheed Aircraft Corp. and
40,000 at McDonneU Dooglas Corp. and
North Americnn Rockwell Corp.
Their average hourly wage was f4..61J
before the ruling ..
JIOWever, the Io.cem coat of living bike
applies only to Lockheed worken
because the others received the Increase
earlier.
McDonnell Douglas operates l t s
Astrooautics Dlviaioa at 5301 Bolsa Ave.
In HU!ltington Beach. About 3,200 union
and ,llOIHlnioo bouriy employ .. there will
be affected.
North American Rockwell baa •
division at 2201 Seal Belch Blvd., Seal
Beach, and another facility in Anaheim.
It was not immediately knowu ... ·how
many workers at N-Orth ~erican
Rockwell's Orange c:oonty pants are al·
lected. . .
The decision applies to the second year
of a three-year .contract, and union of ..
licjals said TuOliilay they would press a
suit ~er first.year pay ralseJ.
pared by the Pay Board.
The United Auto Workers Union and
International Assoclatlcin of Macbinista
and Aerospace Worken bad joined In a
suit against the Pay Board alter it lopped
17 cents off a negotiated 51-cent-an·bour
raise for the first year or the contract.
Tueaday's ruling granted the extra 17
cents for the second year of the contract,
another II cenlz for the second year and
a to-cent cost of living raise.
James.I. Qltlllan, praident of the lMI
Lockheed local, said be planned to con-
tinue leral ellom to recover llra~year
pay raise 1ooaes.
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The vole totals stood at 10,~ for the as weU as 1arg .. sca1e Im-" at
bonds and 10,0H against them. Westminster and Huntington Beoch blcb
School officials expressed shock at the schools. To the owner of a $S0,000 borne,
0Utcome-and-pledge1r to bold another -it would hive-ineant i $1> -increase in
bond election as soon as possible. property ta:r.es in the first year of N!pay.
"Frot'l the trustees' standpoint, l'd ment.
fiave to say that we're bitterly disap-"It's always a shock to me when peo.
pointed," aald pennis Mangers, president pie are unwllllng to make even a
of the hJgh sChool district board. minl'llal Investment ln the futl.ll'e of their
.. But u soon u the law allows, we will children," said Trustee RaJph Bauer.
no doubt return to thE! people with "But now that theN! is a majority (S!
another proposal. We have no cholc~." percent ) who do want the bond. we're \lJ)o IM' bo.Dl;l w~d have financed con-der more obligation than ever to keep
strucUon of a sixth campus in the district trying until we pass one."
Valley . Council Action
. . ·FlRE : 'Approved the erpendltora of flD toward creating t Jolnl llre tr f <ODt.r with Huntington Beach, W ster and Seal Belch.
~ . Approved the rezoning of prope on the southeast comer of
Bushard S and Edinger Avenue from e family re!idenUal to single
family plannell development.
,
I Army Ge / ral Predicts
Times'.Ahead
~are "serious times ahead for our
nation" Lt. Gen. Robert E. Coffin, U.S.
Anny deputy director of engineering and
management today warned Retired Of..
ficers Association members in Anaheim.
"The lack of delinitlve remits In the
loug war In southeast Asia bas caused
our dllUns to be deeply disturbed about
the use of our Anned Forces," Gen. Cof·
fin said.
"The continuing threat of communl.rm,
and the back-breaking cost of natlonll
defense In the lace of increasing
ecpnomic end social needs of our e:r.·
panding populatioo, frames lhls dilem-
ma."
The general added, "Some people
believe that diplomatic actlcin to ftduce
East-West tension such as the Stratqlc
Arma Umitatlcin Talks (SALT) and the
President'• visits to China and Russia
hive diminished the threat ID that we
ean enjoy adequate national ..curttr al
much lower levels of defenae IPflDdinl.
"You ancf I, with our mWtary
backgrounds," Colltn told bis audience of
several hundred retired ofticera, "bow
the vttal neceaaity for a strong ready
loroe large enourh to deter any aggrea.
sor from adventurism."
Plunctn1 Into bis theme, Gen. Coffin
continued, ••todly we are at a crlUcal
point in our n.atlonal defense. We cannot
sustain the h1ltarlc rrowth of weapoos
eo1t and mult renne the trend."
He oald the total outlay for deleoae baa
lnereued bl' fll billion, of which $!1
bllllon roes for aalarles. "Now oomea tbe
abocker," be added. "Even with the ad-
ded $!1 bllllon, we are paying 121,000
fewer people than we did in 19M."
The general said that there lz no way
to ~allocate retoW"Otl within foreseen
budaet llmltstlona to match planned
leve]a with planned equipment coots and
at the ame Ume retaln tecbnolotlcal
IUperiorlty,
He sugested altem1Un Wl)'I "OU& of
this dilemma. One la ftduce lotee levels
and anothlr Ii to ezpand and .formalize
(lleo GENERAL, Pase I>
!A'f•na, Newport Lowest
Westminster Tax Highest
BJ JACK BROIACK
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taP.18 Beach property owners, follow·
ed cloiely b)' 'Newport 8eocb, pay tho
loweat -of 8D1 In Ormge County, while Weotm•"'4r ml Cypnaa realdents
pay the~
'llll lnlormatloo i:ame today from <Jr. ... Counl7 Audftor-Olntroilel Vie Heim l'!!o. alters conlporaloos b)' city of "typl·
al" tu a.....,. for Orange Countr
llalneo•nera ·for Ute cummt ftacal year
.... for 197J.'ll .•
Tllo llJuroa are ~ on a 16,000
'lllllJlld v•lp.._ wblCb would apply to
a home 'bavlna a market value ol'lil,000,
-eipWN .
1-a'a·tn*al hom-.er wlll pay
-ID ~ la•t• lhla 11ar,
Newport'• 1679. On the other end ol lho
xale, a CyprtU property owner wW vaY
$757 and Wtltll>inlter, 1752,
For c:ampartooo, lho owner ol a 111,000
home In Malleim, the county'• l1u·1eat
dtr, will Pl1 1i45.
1be ftcureo for lfli.?2 _.. much the
aame, llot In thal year Westmlnattt'• m• edged out Cypress with flU and
Huntington Beoch with rm.
Helm cautions that the "typical"
amounts for each city are bNed on the
tax code area that has tho graatelt
1111--.t •aluetMJn. ... •
"""" coda arW within Heb city will vary, mon or lea, compar<d to tbe prior
J'tM" a\in. the Mlected code area/' the
..-111c1. '"rberelore tllo ~ ...
comparison lhould be COOlldered 11 IP'
prolllmatlooa ntbcr than aboolutea."
Helnt
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allO aayl that -the com-
parison ol total property · law paid II
made ........., cltlel, "the considerable
dlller-In the total tu -t are
the rtllilt,~ ID are&t meuu1e1 of t b t
··-tit tho tu rateo ol·achool and special dlatrlctl located In each dtr."
Typical taxes paid In other Or-
County clU• are (197t-71 ftgurea In
brackets>: ·
Colts Mua, Ill' ($MO): Fountain
Valle7 '71l (_,): Huntlncton Beach ma (flllh a.. a-ite "°' <11111~
San Juan C.platnno $M0 (fMlh Seti
Beach tat (!Al); I.al Allml"" $111
(llOI).
SUperintandent Jack Roper predicted
!hot the call for a new bond electloa will
~e nezt _woet wbe1t~ bQIA ti*
regular meeting.
Due to legal rellrictlons, however. the
soonest a new elecUon could bl held
would be late December.
"Obviously we're very disappointed
wJth the results," aaJd Roper. "1 feel we
are just the vlctlml·ol needed reform ol
the 'tate's ~lal system. 'Ibe two-
thirds requllJlient is unreasonable.
"But we!D carry on the best we can (Seo DEFEAT, Pase I)
~eh Youth ,
·.Dies; Cause
Not ·Kno'Wn
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An lS.)'ilHld Jllllilfntllla _. ,....
died m)'llarloualr oarl7 11111 'llllll'lllnf In
Westmlnlter and bis bod)' -tal<en bJ
lour llieadll to Huntington Intercom.
mwiit7 lfoapllal,
Westmlmm police said they are In·
ves!lgattnc Iha poaslblllty that the vto-
tim, M~el L. MortenlOll, of ln=il
Almelo Laae, was strangled but at lhls
time they don1 really know the cause of
death.
Detectlva flct, Frank Fisher aaJd a
prellminarr· Orange Coun\}' Corooer'1 ln-
~atlql allows DO alp ol peyolcaJ
vl01...,. 'liut the lnvesttgalloo la ltU1 In-
complete.
Fisher Rid the y6uth apparently died
wbllo. lllaylnf ~ponrlly II 14212 Oliva
St. In Wdtnilniter.
Flaber lald Ille fi>ur pmooa who toot
Mortenson'• body to the holpllal about
2:30 a.m., weh being quutloned but no
further 1nforination was available at
present.
11Tbere ta ltlll some question In the
cauae of death," Fisher said, "We don't
know if \liolence wu the cause."
Minuteman Launched
V ANDl!NBERG AIR FORCE BASE
(AP) -1be Air Force launched a
Minuteman I lnterconUnentsl BalltstJc
Mlasile oo the Western Test Range over
the Pacilic Ocean Tuesday from Van.
denberg Air Force Bue, 1a Air Force
1pokeunan AJd. The launch wu one of a
oerles of operational tests by the
Str11eJ1ic Alt Command.
Weatllelo '
Clear blue aklea .,.., U)ll<ted
through Th"""-Y alq the °"' ange Colst, wlth winner tempera. tur•. to boot. llt&ba of 70 at. tho
beacli01, ruing to the '°' bilmll
Lows lonlgbt In the llOI.
INSIDE TODA 1f
°'1"10• cO.otu fllcoffr Ir of> fff'inv G pcfr 10/ 1111Au"' tJdr 1
toce~. olono toilh • full """'" tdt of othtr 1toQ* ctttt1tl. S.1
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An1i-Margret
Moved to llome
HO).J.YWOOD (UPI) -Sin&er-daoiet' Al)R·MITll"'I hu left UCLA Medlu1 Cooter jo rlCl!P"f•te _ at
home.
Ann-Margret, who suffered facial
[ractures, a broken arm and a frac·
tured jaw in a 30-foot plunge from
a platform to the stage of the
8ahara·Tahoe Jlotel Sept. 10, was
aperated on Sep. 13 by a team of
plastic surgeons.
With her left arm in a ca!t, her
lace bandaged and her left leg im-
mobilized, the actres.winger will
be attended by round-thM!lock
nurses, a spokesman said.
lluntington ,
Law Yields
Confusion
A number of Huntington Beech
reaidlntl found tbtmselve1 in the odd
position thll week of fighting a ntw law
which would apparently legalize their
now illegal business licenses.
City ofllclal.o, on the othtt band, were
embarrmed to learn Ibey bave •Po
parenUy.iasued several llcenaes tor home
occupations whlch are not allowed by
code.
'
V !J}hy Auaclu
Air Piracy
F-.S. Valley QI}' Couoolhnm ,....., ..... -... ~ to tr+'llh tWfar pznzW..,.. air
~~~~r-elliui Ed Jult ud -"
unanimously by the cooncll, deer! ..
tile tocirease ID skyjacking aod Jdd.
aappJol. Counc:Umen alao called Oil the tx•
ecutlve brancb ol the federal
1oven!rnent to negotiate
· arreement1 that would insure
forellD govenunentJ do DOI IJIUll
aaoctuary to aJr pirates and kld-
nappen.
Residents Los~
Rez9ni~g Fight
Tbe Five Polnta -A> soclaUon loll the war, but won a minot
batUe wben It laced tile Huntington
Beach City Council Monda7 Jll&bt.
c..octtmen refuled, f-2, to mane •
acres of Industrial laod oexl to Gothard
Street. N~ _,.,,... waoted tile
land r.cned JI.I 10 mere bou1e1 could be
built. •
•
Only Councilmm Ted Bartlet! IDd
Dmald . Shipley -led Ibo .....
chana•-After tbat actton. Couocllmm lack
Gnen WJed .. ~ rapldl7 dnelop a 2.5-acra · · part near Ille
FivePolllll.~-
-tlon ·leaden bad ar1ue1Hhat ii
more new homes weren't built, neither
the neighborhood park nor a proporecl
elementary achoo! would ever be built Bill Studied
To Ban Trips
Like Fonda's
The confusion was revealec Mond'y
nJght u city councilmen di.lcusled a new
ordinance whk:b controls home oc.
cupatJom.
Several speakers opposed a provllion
In 1he new law whlcb would llmlt Ille
nUinber cf studtnts involved in bom•
teidlJnC to tllree.
"I 10meUmet have six to eight penons
in my clauet," pointed out art instructor
Janet DeHaven.
Pot Backers' Campaign
Fail.s w Attract Acwrs
The Five Points residents also ob-, Je<led to Ibo mciullrial laod because Ibey
said Ibey did not wllll to Uve next to an
induatrial complex.
Councllmeo wbo IUJ>porled lndll!try
poloted out tbat tile city b oow at-
tempting to cbange ~ roote of tile H111>-
tlogtoo Beach Freeway so It W<lllld come
down Gothard Street.
DAILY PILOT~-"·
Nea. fl .. le ·"•l'•"
Ron McDonald, 14, of Potffi"·:
tain Valley became an J:aal''::-
Scout during a court of boo®;.
last Friday held by Boy Si:!lll.~
Troop 250. Tho Fo1JD$ain.,"l(--1! .. ..:.
ley Hjgb School 15<!phomore,jif~.,_;
earned 29 merit badges. ,:;,,a;:• WASHINGTON (AP) -A law against
unautborized trips by Amer!Clllll to
enemy nliHON is belng proposed by the
House Internal Security C:.Ommittee
chairman in the wake of actress Jane
Fonda's Hanoi broadcasts to U.S.
eervicemen.
u~ a bill to be ofle1'd today by
Rop. Richard H. !chord CD-Mo.), It would
be a felony, punishable by up to 10 years
JP prison and a $10,000 fine, for anyone to
make an unauthorized visit to a nation at
war with the United States.
·.The measure, an amendment to the
1950 Internal Security Act. would let the
president authorize such travel wheo be
deema It II ID the national IDtem~
• ~chord, bead ol tile Intemal Security
Cominlttee, said tbe bill ls aimed at ac·
ClW lucl> u tbose of Miu Fonda and
others who, ••like her, have traveled to
~i !o publicly. demonstrate tbelr sym-
pathy for the enemy ID a bitter and pro-
Iooged undecla1'd war In SoutbeUI
Asta." , Committee · source< said the Justice
Department apparenUy haa ~ case
agalolt Mila Fonda under txi.otlnl-law. A
Justice Department official met prtvate--
ly with the committee Tuesday but refus-
ed to di.souss details. of the department"s
probe.
!chord suueeted the Nil<on Id· JPililsJralioq~ •. '!!>t.want to rl.o~ mak-
lag '1illJa ~t JISll I .Daltlli:tl P·
11e. t .. 11 ~A· "nevet \e ""1!lht to trial" widef oarrent , tlww qalolt
treason, sedition or efforts to undermine
mllitaey morale.
"But cur planners tell us home in-
stnJction is not allowed at 111 ," in~
ter1edfid Councilman Jack Green. ''Do
yoll have a business IicenSe?"
0 Yes," she replied.
Jt was discovered that several other
speakers also offer some tYpe of home
instruction and have valid city business
licenses for it.
Assiataot 8uUdlog Director D a n
McFarland usured councilmen the city
code doH nol now allow any type of
home occupation which involves in·
1truction.
"Theae people think they are being
restricted , yet we're told tbe new law
would liberalize the situation," Green
complained.
He criticized the staff wher: no one
could explain how the people had otr
talned a buslneu license when city code
fori>lds IL
Councilman Henry Duke 1111J11med up
the general~feellng of. the council: "I'm
sort of conluaed about the purpose of thii
Whole bearing."
"We ought to have a list of home oc-
cupations. My main beef ii the limit to
three," Mn. Norma Gibbs added.
Duke then criticized a survey of other
citiea whlcb cutllned the1t polides toward
home occupations.
"The 111rvey has entirely generaliZed
criticisms. If traffic is a problem, then
my wife who is a den mother and bas
eight to 10 kids ·is a problem."
Councilman Donald Shipley finally
moved for a conUnuance of the hearing
until the. 1taff could come up with
statlsUcs on home occupations already ~tini ana an exptanaUon for the billlnen il<en... wltloh thobld nol ban
l>eel\ tuued.
Tbe hearlni was continued to Oct. %.
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Tbe campaigil
to 1 e g a Ii z e marijuana amoklng in
California Is having trouble collecting
funds from Hollywood movie stars and
big Democratic donors -sources that
Schmitz Attacks
Abortion, Busing
In Memphis Talk
From Wire Strvicel
Strong stands againSt abortion and bus-
ing tor racial equality were taken ~
d•Y by lameduck Congressmao John G.
Scbmltz as the American Party preaiden--
tial candidate addreued a group of
.students in Memphl!, Tenn.
The former Ropubllcao repreaenta!lve
from Oran&• County aJao contended the
U.S. government is totalitarian and that
both the major parties bave totolitarlao
aspectl.
The Roman Catholic and member of
the John Birch Society cited birth control
as an example, asserting that "a nation
has a totalitarian government when it
Jetll the government get into bed with the
~le." Scbmltz claimed tbe American Party b
the '11'/Y one t_q bave talleo • llro!>i stand
egilnst abortlGD. lie suaestld that ...
one says it lJ all right to end a Uft rat
point "A," then one can go on and ~Y it
ls all right to do 90 at another rt,
.. peP,,bapa~ ~~~d Sr. a~ ... he ·Illinois Court Orders =~~~~ , ¥.2~
, , l / ~ Cblldrea for s of racial
. balance. .
R • ' f s k "f think govemmen~I IDlegratlon esentencing 0 pee . . ~a :;g'!:~'.~ ~~rnmi:t lo~
. . "I anl against gov mment forced southern students. fu
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) -The taken for trealment ol sell-mD1cted arm social 1'1ationships -fo segregation
Illinois Supreme Court ruled today that and wrlst'1(.'Uts. He was the object of a ' and forced desegregation. The govem-
Rlchard Speck, convicted of murdering nationwide manhwit started July l~ wtien ihent has tried to force deseeregation
eigh\ nurses in 1966 in a Chicaao he was identified from fingerprinl!I as. the :~, .faJ:~:t-:d. have neverL ~· as
townhouse, must be resentenced. intruder wbo stabbed aod. 1trangled e1ght One sltictent asked Schmitz why he op-
·sJ,ect was sentenced to dfe in the elec-nurses two days earlier m a townhouse poses Jegalizatit>n of marijuana in view of
trlc cbaJr ill Juae !If'/ but the U.S. on the 5ou\b. ~Ide. . . his strong stand agalolt toialltarian
Supreme cOurt ruled a year·...,· that tile · A nlDth ·-· C.fUA!ll Ainurao from government. Circuit Court jury which tried him was the Philippines, hid wider a bed and ·•jThe eoverilment does have a
lmproperb' imponeled and volded !be esoaped death. She later identUled Speck legttlmale function to llyes and
death,"""81ty.. , f'!'lnm her1~_!'ital beeekd and1 . 1was the key proEper1
11
y,• Schmitz ,
The hilb court tt~ed the ~ue back w1 ess 1 "'~ su.:·w. r1a . ar er a\ an airpo~ with
to·tbe ~,. cou?11 for .• ~tencing. newsmen, SclinUtz' wUe wu· ' a
MMl)whll•, tba U.S .. Sdpreme Court bouquet of roses. Sclnnitz IDtroduced her
ruled June ZI !bat the .Wath penalty con-Senate Group aa his leading ldvI.sor on womeo'1llbera·
stituies "a crueJ , and u n u s u a 1 tion.
pwiishment11 &nit wu'barred by t~ U.S. ."She was the one who told me to ,.vote
Constitution. : · Ok J d against tbe womeo's lib bill," Scjbmltz
Tbe Dllnoif" Supreme Court bad ays ncrease uplained, "because sbe re!uled to be
awaited tile ·u.s. court 's rule on death towered to tile stalus of equallty."
pena1u .. before deciding wbether 1o ,.,d soc:: al Secun' ty Speck's case back to the Circuit Court ;,1
for resentencin.g.
Speck was arrested July 17, 1966 in
Cook County Hospital where he was
. . O~AIMI COAST "'
DAILY PILOT . .
'Tht Oflfll91C0. CAIL 't Pl1.0T 'lllrift ~ I" ~,. "'f N_,nu. II JU911""41 'r
N Ot.,,,. (Oqf l'llblitllinl C""'"11Y· ....
r.11• «IU!or$ ,,.. ;..DflsllM. MondlY t1wwD11t
Frkllr. tot COtt. MM, Hf'ffll0t1 lf•cft.
' Mufrtl!lllon 8.Kt,/Ftu11l•ln Van.,.-. .....,,.
9'ICJI. lrvlM/Sfddlalladc Ind '911 Cltmtfttal
SM ..lllllt C111tt1r1Mt, A tlnale rt8loMI
'!'"llM at, f""I~ ""'"''YI tfld ._.,. 'Oil:JrW•I ,...,,.. Plllll11t It UI WM .., '""" °""' ,......, Clllfonl1'-nm.
"""'bkrtN.W•ff ·
Pfflilllrll -INllWIW
. Jaak It. Cutlay ·Vkt·PN~ •·0enva1 M1Mow
lh•l'll•• tc ••• 11 ... ..,
Tho11tat A. Murphi~•
• M.l"'tlnl Edl!or
WASlllNGTON (UP]) -Tbe Senate
FIDance Committee ·today pal!ed Ieaisla·
tion that would improve Social Security
aod Medicare programs by nearly IS
billion -and provide sharp tax increases
to pay for them.
Under the bill, Social Security payroll
tuee In 1973,would rise to a maximum Of
'648 for anyone earning $10,800 or more,
with the payment matched by his
employer. The maximum tax now is $468
a year.
That same tax for persons earning
$12,000 or more would rise again in 1974
to f120 for each worker and hiJ
employer.
Signups Slated
In Flag Football
. Registration , for. the Fountain Valley
Boys FlaJ FootbaU League wlll he beld
from 10 a.m. to nOon Saturday.
Boys ID the t11in1 throUib eighth grades
may regl.ater at Ol(lt: .of the following
scbools: ,Allen, Coi. Fountaln Valley, .FuUOn. Gisler, H,an>er, McD.owell,
M9M>O, Molola, Nleblas IDd Tamura.
· Regis!raUoq lee II Ii aod an optional
team slitrt inay tie purchiseil far 12.25.
Teams will be organlud during the
week of Sepl %5 and practice games will
be played on Sept. 30. Tbe first league
game It schtdule(\ for Oct. 7.
Volunteer ~he.s also are needed for
the. league. For lnore informaUoD contact
the Fountain Valley Recreation Dtpart.
ment at 982-2424.
had been counted on to help, 1he ca111-
paigi1'1 chief coordinator aya.
Rober\ Ashford, a young San Fraoclaco
attorney who heads the drive for the
measure on the Nov. 7 ballot, says cam-
paigner& have all but given up lr7inl to
get big-name stars, political figures and
rock music lfOUPS to clanate lbelr 11811111,
time and money.
"There are stars we know that smote
marijuana every day," said the 29-year ..
old Ashford. "But they are hiding behind
their wealthy attomey1, 1'aliilog It'• just
the poor -le wbo pl arrested for
amoking marijuana.
"James Coburn endorsed us. Tommy
Smothers did, and four rock groups did a
single concert for' U9 that netted Sl,000 It
Wloterland ID San Fraoclaco, but thal'1
aboUI 11,•·'Albford'aatd·'l'Ueldly.
He aald tile 181),000 tile drive hu ralaed
came primarlly ID mnall donatlons -and
from tile aale ol a tiny, gold-palDted
matljuaoa IW plD for 13 IDd a mari.
juaoa loltlaUve T-lhirt for 13-
Tbe drtye II about •10,000 ID the hole,
but Ashford mnalnl optlmW1c that the
measure, Prop. It, will wlD the needed
majority voter approval even though •
recent California Poll showed it trallin&
with only 33 percent voter supporl
The proposal would remove crlmloal
penalties for the possession of up to one
ounce of marijuana by pmoru at least
18.
"We equate the hypocrisy of rock
music band rntnqert with the bJpocrtay ~~~·I: measure but don't want to take a public
atend, Ashford aald.
,. ..... ,. ... 1
GEN.EllAL· ... ~
!be concept of mixed force levels.•
The general warned, 0 We muat not cut
costs to tile polDt of losing our edge ID
tecbnologlcal superiority. We lllUll
have fint rate system that can counter
any threats."
He aald the armed forces, to reach that
end, are undtrtaklng 1 • I m p o r t a n t
developmeot.s leadlog to ~ oew
strategic Welpoill systems .:... a bomber
and a miJsile-eareyini IUbmarlne."
Tbe apeabr aJao ~ Oil tile all-
WllDlteer fQree ~ .
·"I am pleued to ltpOl'I tbat tb1np are
golog quite· wall In · that P"'lfllD. Tbe
volunteer flgureo for July are Army, '17
percent of tar1et; Navy, 88 percent; Air
Force, II perce!ll and Marine Colpi, 89
perceol
~~TALK
'· .
TODAY.
by
· J. C. HUMPHltlll
DIAMONDS-STILL A
GIRL'S IEST Pl\llND
Most people ire •WIN of slJn.
ulaled dlamondl, llld t11111 lllil•.
lions h~vo their place..
For those who wut, "lb~
most llub for the leUt """'°'•"
Moyor Al Coen, wbo previoualy sup-
p:.1rted the homeowners' request, said he
swllcbed hlJ wte Mooday because the
state public workJ deportment advl.oed
him residential zoning would jeopardize
tbe freeway cbange.
"I would not want to jeopardlt.e a
meway tbat will benefit three clUes
(WeJtmlnster and Fountain Valley),"
Coen aaid.
"ft aeems everywhere In our IOClel)'
we bave to submit to tile camlvoroua
needs of tile auto," grumbled Slllpley.
Shlpley aald be would not normally
support tile ellmlnatloD of Industrial land,
but be felt tile ·rough tmaln l?Ound
Gothard Street WU better lulled to
bomes'
Mrs. Norma Gibbs, wbo Joined tbe ma-
Jortty oupportlDg retention of tile i..
dustrlal zoning, aald abe could not sup-
port a .... switch unW·ll!I equal OU!OUDI
of land were added for loduatrial
deve!Dpmeot eomewbert else.
Newport Man's
Arraignment Set
In Girl's · Death
A criminal complaint cbarglng a
Newi>ort Beach student teacher with
IUlplcioil Of murder ID tile sboollog death
of a r)'OUllC woman be bad dated wu
ICbeduled to lie -today.
Harbor Judlclal Dlstrtcl Court -
aald . Corllaa It Anteni;-a, of rut w.
Coast lllglnray, weald be arratanecI lbla
aftemooo wbea court coavened. .• h ~ baf1=:i !o -Iha •• ...2 ~.:; ~; !If '(eat l,.oa ..._, ......... , ·ea w1lh a bu1W ,.......,. ,..., r u--11(--"·-;-~lal or: .... ~~-by ...... ICUIU(".... • _., __,. 'a
unldenllfled11111. .....
Anteoy, wllOoe lflS Corntta ·and 1'12
Jlodp VID -llllJ IOUlhl 81 key ellmenll ID 1he cue, oumndored to
police io San Anle!mo aboul· 10 p.m. SUn-
day.
He wu accompanied by an attorney
wbo baa llnce beeo arr~ lecal
-for Ibo lllapecl by ... Oran&•
County lawyer. "Aoteny told booklog oi-
lers be wu wanted ill coanecUon wltb a
Newport Beacl> sl>o9Ung.
'!'bey -.ct Ankeny on auspiciDn ol
murder aod be wu flown b act to
Orange County. Aln>orl Monday morning
by Newport Beacb betecUve Sgt. F.cl Clb-
batelli. .
One upect of the bizarre cue baa been
the oource ol the apparent wealth ol
B)llpecl !llld v(cttm.
I ·' ... .;·,. . ~•; ... '.
... :unt •
From Pagel >.:·-···
•• 11._~
DEFEAT •••. :::~~:!--
:·• •'."'"
with whllt vie bave, even though a..·-
ditions continue to be· adverse." ": •·:;.~·~" ·
The bond mt8'ure. Was ·~~~
relieve overcniwdlog ID the c!il!\iJ6.l :~
the worst case, that ·of Fountaill<Ya.1111,
High, enrollment is 1,400 students;~
rated capacity. This makes the ii!lidli
tile larg"t high llchool w,,i QI .~+
according to scbbol omcialJ. ·!c .... ~ .. ;::•
Nevertheless:, the bond won oBlpnC.1
percent ID the 11 precincts lhal ~
the. bear! ol the Fountain V"tilliY '}l! tendance area. -·~t .,;s -
Of the five feeciOf dlslrlcl4 to 1JIO':'l!rlli
ocbool, W-1nster bid the:-~
record. Only one of 1' p~ ~ .. \lit
-greater than 50 perc'enl d!JrOfl(I, for an overall averag, of e ·~~J:!I
vote. .. '·:;
Tbe highest appt'oval came. Miin"tlla
Fountain Valley dl.olrlct, wblcli ~lb
average of 62 percent y,es. ··~ .:~. ocean View aod lluntlngloq BUclt~Cfl)i
elementary districts each gav( ~ft!~·
ceot voter approval Seal Beacll"~!!.~
percent approval. . ·1-~'.;~:'.
The overall voter turnout was·1'1 ).ef'o
cent, aceordi.ng to unofficlal1returillfqf->
Tbe_,defeated -\Oas 1he -fod!tli;• ...utln tetlikt' ,.,'lllllllct. ef!WIM>l!ll
bultd a'new campus. Im Pebrmu4JIJM!. m ·numon b 0 n d rDeuurt laiJedi'(:&l
?1ovember 11'8-a •11 nilllloa. bom,,...
~ ~ ~~n l.'fO','ll,_ ~last -Ur.bo:fl~.ir.i JMJ.mlllloa propoaal ID !Ill, auai~f
' "-"': . ":i1th•::.
H~tington l\:l,~
Kmed in Cra~h';:·:
!'1 2f.~1.:
A 33-year-old roofer from Hulltllllton
Beacb was k!lled 1\lesday nigbt 11!~
pickup truck went out of coaj:I'!. iJljd
crubed on the Riverside Freew~~
Weir canyon Road, ·the Cll_lll"Oftll'
Highway Paµ-ot said today. ,,,-:q.~"
Olllcera said J.C. Wloo, 1410tee .. rt
~. died lnslanUy ID 1he .....,, ...
pusenger, Eric MacFarlan, 32; .,
was critically IDJl\fed. -~-.. lllgb't'IY. pam>Imen aald lite :11. • OCCUITed m weatbound tanes,, ,
freeway. ..";1'1!;b4:
t'
answer. But, U you buy aey liDlt. fl ·'
tlon diamond, you should do 19, only t e ' U you are fully 1wue of IQ lilher-• -.. · 1 >I
..
1
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ent c1rtwbact1. All Imitation di• Ao ulUll, Howtnl Millar mahl a r-=~~
mond ma.ttrlals h• .. 01141 of two WeRLD con.....uon pt ..... " fim•iil .... "
<=It-'• 1:l Ltat IUch1N P. Nall
Alaltt•N JMNellW lfli.n
T•rrv C1•ill1
t 'Wiit ~ <'.tutlty Editor
The higher taxes would finance a
number of. Jlberaliiations under the two
programs -most or them taking effect
Jan. 1-but would provide no across-the-
board increase in benefits for the 20
million retired persons now drawing
Social Security benelill.
fault.!. Either Ibey have plenty of ~ Thi dliJ It an accurllw koltir mlp, l'~lft' I" .
F • V lJ fire but lack hardness or Ibey are TIME. wllll local time windows I~ 70 bf ... W" OUiltaID a ey bard but.~ brilliance of the true . ~ lnt:lucllhg 4 U.S. JOnlS'111d . --" . 0.,0~11118Mlpga Tim-. Aft lllPIOI' --
diamond. . ' . CLQ. C'K ~-,,.-oory. Walnut C!,M , " ............. Offke
, • \ / I 7171 .. 1&h huNHtlll ...... A411,.,., P.O. I•• 7t0, t2•41 --f ........ °'. t:t1 '""' A..,.. ""' Mft.I: • w-::;.J ,,,... ,....,..,. "'°u JIU H loui.-t•"' llft (..,._..., Jllil NOr"' · I Caman. It ...
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ci.1w ~·111ot 442.1111
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C.ngre11 baa already enacted a 20 per-
e<nt boost In reUrement benefits to be
paid starting In October.
Included In the proposed lmprovemenla
are provisions to:
-Broaden Medicare coverage to pay
most ol tile CCII ol druas for treatment
or chro111c, long-term Wnesm ol the ag-
ed.
• -Boost the rnaxjmum amount a SOClal
Security pen&Joner could earn wilbout
losing Social Security benellt.s ln>m lt.s
present 11,!IO llml1 to '2,411() a year.
_Increase beDellla IW JIOOPlt wbo
delay their rotlrement lieyond ap II.
-Boost benelll.o !or the wldowl and
widowera ol Social Security penataom.
'
Surveyor Named vo11 111ou14 111o .tcnoY 111tt 1,...,.,1,.,wllhaeaUn ...,00 natlllllg II u herd, will~ u ' , llhpnlnuma-.totrlp. ---
Michael Peyto Jr. bu been appolDted well, or loot IO 1ootl a 1181' from ' <il!li< '
surveylog mpervisor for F 0un 1 a In now, u '1 genuine dlimmtl. , • HOWAID MILLER a.oacs' 1IP ' ..
Peyto, a D-ytar-old resident ol Santa your flltndt "wUI bt •"1• le i.11 ' " ' ' I • · · ' Valley. If you want to lain ~ J. c. .Jiu J ·~
l
l.!!Jl Jr
' 0 •
Ana, previously worked in various pool· the dlfftrollCI," we lllCPll· lltll , '',, mnhl't•~-, ~Ille er., oJ ..
tlons with the engineering department ol , ,ou determine this for T.1'-!C r ,
~~ange County Flood Control tompws with a genuine • 1123 NfWl'()RT IL VO., COST~· MESA , ,.._ ,
He hlls aloo taught tnglneering IDd ' J'!olhln1 W. ever ~ I ' ' '• (~ aurveytng at Santa Ana Junior College true ·~d -It II Ille I of COHVIHllNT TUMS IANltAMlllCAl-inl CHA!tl ..
. alnce 1w1. aems;-lild Htiialiii "• pl 1*t 2' mu 1~'"' sX111'1ociAr/OI' •~1 ""''°i
l'tyto wlll supervllt the wort "ot the I ~fli~end.~~·----~---·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t~-city .,..._.Ing IW"Yeylng J)lfllu. -
. ~
• r 'I'".-,_ ...
w-.i. S..t"""" 20. 1912 H -• l at Harrah's Nets $178,500
n .... e Co.
~derllits
Cdast .Bill -:i:.: ., ...... .. .
• > i ~ of!!c:lalJ -r ....
~ •tbe ' compony'• _.tlloli ..
~.tin 20, tbe CoasW -Inllla~ Wid-be m tbe Nov. 7 g<Deni e¥
tloll' 1'"11ot.
Raymond L. Watson, executive vice
president of the land planning and
D'l&Ultment firm, aaid the measure,
.. goa,too far."
He' uld the company support! the con-
cept'oi'stale gulde1inel governing coastal
Iand "USe and conservation. "1bat this en-
via>mnontal requ!rtment will ...., be
met by the Legislature la as much a cer-
tainly as It Is a neoesslly. But It must be
reSp.naibly met witll .... pona1ble Jegisla·
tion.••
Propos!Uoo 20, he asserted, fails to
meet Ulla: need.
"We applaud the lnltlaUve's broad ob-
jectives, the protection, restoration and
enhancement of the c o a • t a 1 en-~t," he said. "It Is il.s proposed ~ for attaining Ufese Obje<tives
tbet forces us to oppose tbe lnlUaUve."
He-caUed it. ''tmrealistlc. wmecessary.
peoi.ps ~ uncoostituUonal and certainly
UDf~,".
. ~-~. Watson 11Jd, Propasition 31
-would have a very severe impact oo
hundrodl ol thousands of property •-'9. private and public, who are ~-of the Cumbersome, restric-aJY.e oqptrols It would tnruct."
<Be ··iaid a multl·layered and remote
~.of state and regiona1 commission
~by the initlaUve could result in
afi··e.trective moratorium-without prop-~"'tlii. relief -against any private or ~. •• .. 1 'improvement project "however eiteDUat to tbe community."
.. Ji&. pointed out that under Proposition
'O, ~ In tbe flelds of coriServation
aDd ecology are UIUred representation .
m fb!>.f.OllUllilslma "as Ibey should ~." But • 'reprnentatlon is assured in the
"~ equoIJy appropriate" fields of
emPI01men~ economics, property use,
taialion-and IQvemmellt llpance. -.. ~· ApgJ'Oyals from. the commiaioM, he
ll!lltdi ,...uld be required for aw borne &!ldl• nmodolmr. repair or n;>la~
Dlllll: "-"jecl --...... ~,ilOll; llll·i~, apartment or u_ .. pe•w• projecl; any libraryl regioaal ~~l.r:'~"¢mi
pr9Ji<t 'Within a S,000.foot·wldo "petmlt area• nmnlnl tbe length . of the
Colllomla coastline. ;r,i.t. ?'permit ...... he noted, en-
cit!PWe• not only the undeveloped
landa • between Newport Beach !llld
LoJlfll ·Bead!, but also large, populated
.,_ of both cities.
. ·';niore Is no arguing that cantornla
dl!e.I, 'a strong coastal land management
~... be said. "The O>astal
~-cannot, Jn our oplnloo, produce tldi jiOgram. 1\1 major product would be
1....,...,, to clarlly it< Intent and to com-
..... property owners and taxpayers li!ldid by !is ..........
. J.:•~ said he doesn't believe the ~" Cotnpany Is among Proposition ~_!,~eta. "But we would be among its ikili!ll, ' he asserted. ·~ efforta, he lald, a>uld be curtail·
ed ili'-the CoutaI lnltlaUve. •:There Is no ~for Pro\iosillon 111, 'fbich betrays its
sta ... lnlebt of cmleny manag.,,,..t of
tbeJboulal -by ~ tjle l!mtlt ~of IQlldal)e llWllCO;'.' llO aaJ • •
UPIT .......
PLEADS FOR REHEARING
'Stophln Fotchlt' Porry
Black Cornie
F etchit Asks
Suit Help
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind . (UP!) -Stepln
Fetchit, 80, Hollywood's first black
~ star famous for his slow-moving,
gangly character portrayals, stood on
federal courthouse steps here and
tearfuUy appealed for help In a $3 million
defamation suit against CBS and three
other corporations.
Fetcbi':.'s public plea Tuesday came 10
days after U.S. District Court Judge
William E. Steckler dismissed his suit
against CBS, Xerox Corp., 20th Century
Fox Film Corp., and Indiana Broadcast
Corp. His attorney said he pl8llli to file
an appeal. •
The suit was filed July 2.o, 1970, almost
two years after CBS presented Fetcbit in
film clips -provided by 20th Century
Fox -in a black history series entitled
"Black History: Lost, Stolen or Forgot-
ten." • Fetcliil, claimed that CBS portrayed
him as 1'the .,mbol of the white man'•
Nelrot· The tradltlonal lazy, llupid, w.~•w. ~ ilrr._ lillll., 1 " peot=:.. bJ CBS and.Xem dned:·u.., · l created tbe
epitome ol tbe black man wbo 1<>1d out
his people, and In a single program l was
judged and found gullly In front of
millions and millions of people," Fetchit
said, standing Jn fron t of the federal
building.
He added: "Inform Judge Steckler, In
the federal buildln~ here and ten blm to
give me a trial by jlll)' and set it for trial
while I am still alive. J am an old man,
one of the oldest living actors today."
Fetchit'a case was originally set for
trial by a jury last weet, but CBS and
Xerox filed a motion for a l\lDlllWY
judgmenL steckler, after hearing. two
bours of arguments on the motion,
dismissed the suit.
Fetcl!it appeared In numerous movies
during the 19208 and 1930!. Some of his
costars included Shirley Temple, Janet
Gaynor and Will Rogers,
Pictures included "Miracle Jn
Harlem," "His E:rclling Nlgbt," "The
Country Gentleman,'• "1be Vlrglnla
Judge;" and "Stand Up and a.t."
Fetcbll, wbooe rtal name II Linooln 'I'.
Perey;
J~Stice Office ;.Inf6mi~ '' . . . . .
0., f T I: ' • I b ; .v. . I d c . . :ampermg' · y,rc>r ... · o~
I "l , ' ' . I • •
lf.SlllNGTON (A P ) -The
~-Protection Agency eent thO _JuaUce Doporlment evidence loda1 . . . of J9ieged tamperln( bl' ,rpn1. Motor CO.
eoftloy" with tbe .,,ppoiMJm test& Oii
. Fctd'a tm CUI. / , ·, . ,
IPA ukl!d the department to late aj>-/
~late action.
SPA Administrator William D .
R•tlesbaus wrote to Atty. Gen. Richard
G KleindleNt, EPA announced, tbat
•1'flle'e is evidence" the test ~pering.
ported to EPA by Ford ttteU, was
· ol unaathorlled niuitenanee
mj 'ot.l'I teal Yehlciea, ill orjcinal ID-
U.t.lu\loo teat roault< ...,.. withdrawn
q!(lhe CODIJlOlll' WU ~ W repeat ~lull..;.;...-· teatJnc ... ~
.;tockelaba•11 allowed the _.,,. to
Ito -can to d..itn bul -~ aal• antll the .... tata prove they -.i fedenll eJean.ak aanclarda.
IJPA aaJd today Ula! -ol 1'w4'1.l2 eililne famtuet now have -certttr.d, ~ttlmc Ford's 1m cars to IO"" sale.
Ill aald data on tats ol tbe l'elll&lo1l1CJ
~ famlllet were 11111 betac analYJO<{
.Jn Illa lotter to IUelndtta l>I, lillcalllloal praised ront q eucutlVet itr_ ....,nlac 1be prabllm wlun1ari4'.
"l!bw••tt"'-l!O. ~ "lhll ·com--~Jife/ • ' by top ""'l!Onltt
management canhOl., In ·our . lud&Jnent,
inake . lawful ' the action Ol For'd
employes who ...,. ""PCIOl!ble for ·lbe
conduct and -r-1ln8 of tm1sa1oa: te!U
required by f~ Jl.w.V · • •
RUckelsbaU! said' 1evtdenCe. uindJcate1
that employes of Ford did perform
unauthorized , unreported maintenance on
1973 certification vehicles and committed
other acts in violation of the regulaUon"
under tbe 1970 Clean Ak Amendmeul.s
requiring reductlona ol auto uballll ·-· "There b evidence," be wrote, 0 in-
. dicatlng that ·the performance of
• i.nuthoriaed maintenance on 1m teat
action today but made no Immediate
rtply.
He said Ford was not1f1ed of the EPA
vehicles and lbe !allure to report ll!d>
maintenance .... directed and -by supervisory employe1 who ...,.
t ware ol the illegal nature of sucb a
practice."
An EPA ·spokesman said the alleted
violations are punishable by both
criminal and civil penalUes.
EPA Mid Ford submitted the ...
UpolluUon test data required for federol
eertificatlOn of Ito 1m Clll Aprtl 12,
April fl, May I and May t.
"
Suspect, 19,
Says He's
lnrwcent
Steve H. -. suspect In the
icepick tklnapfng mil npe ol a 1!1-y..,..
old Laguna Beach girl bu pleaded in-
nocent to all charges.
e..._ u, ol Fmtaaa, appeared Jn
' Sooth Orange ,c.uni, Judicial llistrlcl
Municipal Court to answer charges of
kidnaping, rape, assault with intent to
commit rape and ...... pervorum.
llail for llnlaloD, a c:hlcten r an c h
employe, was reduced from $100,000 to
$25,000. The suspect was beld In eustody
today at Orange County Jail in lieu of
ball.
The public defender's ollice entered
the plea for Bronson. a parolee from a
Florida cue JnwlviDg assault with Intent
to commit murder, Jolm Clalln, depuly
district attorney aald. . ,
Judge H. Wamm Knight set a
preliminary bearing date In the cue for
Tuesday at the South Orange County
Judicial District Municlpal Court.
Bronson was arrested by Laguna
Beach detective Gene Brooks at bis home
in Fontana Friday. '
The teenaged Laguna Beath girl bad
reported to officers that u she was
hitchhiking north from a restaurant in
the 1100 blcct ol South Coast Hlgbway
about 9 p.m. Tbursday, a car a~Uy
driven by a -8lopped for w; after .
turning from the oouthbocmd lanes.
The girl got In and ob!erved the driver
to be weaiing woman'• clothing and
lipstick. As the car paS!ed through
dowi:town Laguna Beach, tbe teenaged
rider told the drive, she wanted to get
out, but was forced to the Ooor of the
car, as the driver held an icepick ·to her
temple.
The car tben proceeded to San
Bernardino County. Police allege tbe girl
wu taken to a deaolate area where a dir~
ty mattress lay In the open, nped and
forced to commit perwrted ... acts.
San Bemardino law ...-..,t of-
ficers are now Investigating ' the poat-
bi!ily that other reported rapes and aex
crbnes may bave been committed at the
site, Laguna Beach poltce said.
The rapilt and~ victim left the llota\ed __ :lbcl. . ~1'turned
~~-~·
Her 11atamenta led lnvestli&tlnc of-
ficers to Bnmon.
• ,-\ t JI
Acbkd ~Security
Suspends Tours
Of Nixons' Home
By JOHN VAL TERZA
Of .. Dlltr ...........
Heavy, new securlly meaauroa for tbe
safety ol Presicleill N"Iion ml tbe Finl
Lady bave calmed a temporary ball to
tours fl La Cua Plclflca by oelect
guests U!lng tbe Presidential annpound
I°' coaference, it WU Jeamed today,
The new rules meant thet leaden ol
the Sol!lh Coast United Fund mJaaed tbe
guided visit to tbe grounds of tbe
Presidential l"<lidence during their an-
nual fund kickoff meeting Tuesday at the
Presidential office complea. • • '
The explanation from autborllies 1t t~
compound reportedly1'U that becaWle of ,
heavy campaljpl securt\lfall tours would
not be offered until after Ille election.
• If the President la r e • e I ~ c le d,
presumably, tbe tours would be
·reinstated.
!Ht1e.eJectlon means Ille retlremenl ol
tbe Cbief Executive, loa!I, -bloclly,
would end altogether -the N1mls have stated that La Cua Pacifica will be
their bome when tbe President leaves ol·
fice.
. The end of llfe walts through the
·grounds or tbe a1mpound will no doubt
be a disappointment for tbe next delega-
tion acheduled to use the Presidential of·
Gees for meeting purpo&eS.
The United Chambers of,.Commerce of
Orange Counly plan a fWICbeon and
business meeting at tbe Presidential
enclave Sept. rt.
They,· like their United Fund
predecessora, will be welcome to use the
President's conference room and tho
elaborate patio area where the White
House ataff dines durllli Pr .. identlal
visit<.
Normally, the after-lunch achedule
-.Id have included a quart<r-mlle walk
(without cameru ) to the -ance to the
Spanlal>sb>le villa.
Aides from lhe General Services
Admlnlllratton or a Secret Service qent ,._ally conduct the tours, explainlnl
dtlalis about tbe realdence, Wben tt WU
pwdlaled u well u Y;petlu about the
Pftoldent's visllt.
No me, bowenr, II allowed within the
houst,Jt..I(.
Guest< &eneralb' atroll through the
ganknl, loot over the Nlxona' pool,
pmate Fil ...,.., suest house, and on
...,,. OCC-. can peer through a ,.in.
~ortwo. • Tiie ~ oroce ..... baa been
mlde available for -1 p e c la I -...bf'..-~lho gov ......
mml ·
Together Again
UPIT ......
~ Cooper, 16, is reunited with his three-foot pet lizard after find·
Ing it in'the Houston dog pound. The lizard, whic h had been missin g
nearly three months, caused a stir when Houston rabies control ofl\-
cers captured it· in a tree not far from Cooper's home.
Laguna Recall Election
Scheduled for Dec. 5
Cycle Picks
Up Gunman
Near Casino
STATELINE, Nev. (AP) -An arpied
man robbed Harrah's Tahoe Cuioo of
$178,500 late Tuesday and escaped en a
motorcycle driven by a second man, Har-
rah's spokesman Mark Quils aald today.
OJrtis said the man surprised t!.ve
unarmed casino employes as they were
bringing the money into tbe casino from
a basement vault.
Curtis said the man took two bags fill.
ed with cash and casino chips, but drop-
ped one, containing $4 ,500 in chips, u he
feld.
The getaway motorcycle fled acrou
the state Hne into California and t h e
Federal Bureau of Investigation has been
called into the case, Curtis said.
As CUrtis reconstructed the robbery, a
short, dark-haired man wearing a
Western hat and armed with a .45-ealiber
automatic stopped the employes as they
were taking the money upstairs into the
casino about 10:4:5 p.m.
The gunman ordered them to drop the
cash bags and back down the Jtain:,
CUrtis said, or he would 1'blow your
heads off."
The bandit picked up the money and
sprinted 150 feet througb the crowded
casino, dropping the smaller bag alt<r
colliding with a casino change girl
CUrtJ.s 8')d the man ran out into the
night, down a aide street into a dart arta
nearby, jumped onto the back of a
waiting motorcycle and aped olf.
'll>O getawajl WU delcrtbad by a llaro
rah's security man wbo chiaed the ...,.
ber out of the casino.
Curtis, dlnctor of pre" relations and
advertising for Hamb's Inc., said frab.
currency ls brought into the culno
regularly but doubted there wu an
established Ume, rout1.: or rouUne.
Harrah's Inc., a pubUcly traded ~
poration, operatet a casino here and bu
• hlgb-rlae boteJ under construction. . ii
also bad a boteJ.casino-resort In Reno.
Qutls said Tliesday'1 robbery wu the
largest ln"fOlving Harrah's. Lon1·Ume
area observm also said it wu the tq..
gest ever Jn ·the Lake Tab:>e-Reno aru
involving a 1ambllng utabJlahment.
. A recall ~·~.·~·Lai"F Beach B·tir~J~{:~~ Dec; 5. I .
Tlie ·Bootd Of EdueaUon Tueoclay nigbt
Mrs. Gillette, Linke {ind William Thomas
·wwld al!Am!pl to atoll the election, were
''surprised and stunned" by the motion,
said president Tbomu Cusidy.
CoUllJY !UBJ1t .:SPP
' ' . lpcur Bad Btims ·~~ oie .~.~.~ on llle·earty
1lec:ember dale, ' ' -. ' "'nlooe who _,me.feel they have
iro\lndl to reinov• me alJd I lee! they
'1boald baYe 1hO!r"dix.at' the polls," said
Mts. Gillette, 'prilac!Dg Jher ·motion. "l
believe it muat now be the demion of the
people and wl!at they want to prevail In our llCbOols... · ·
. LJn<e ... id following the meefing he ::t_m ~. Wtth Mn. Gillette's ttate--
Me!nbeti"' of Cormrliil Citliiiu fOf
Sd>ciois., fearJnc t1ie . ~ ,majority of
• Alf Electric llar a Q's
· • Alf Cdsl Aluminum Glass Top
Oinlnp Sets
"We hope, u Mn. Gilittte ~
!bot a di!lnociiillc ~~ .,. .lll!l fl
the people will be b;ueste<t,• 'he M!ci. '
"We ~ ...,-, happy with the: board's unanlmou decision," CUsidy added.
Following the vole , Thomas lubed out
at what~ 8e termed udecepUve practices
of obtaining signatures" on petitions ask-
ing lot ttie recall election against the two
trusteea,
"'!lie wboie charge of Concerned
Citiuna Is a bunch ol Uea,'" Jbomu aaJd
later. "One felJoir eollectJac slpatuna
was telling people we were qlfnot in-
novation. 'Jbat11 a lit." , t •
SAV E
OFF MFG'S. LIST
'
'A'Wa ~----!ttiil'.1111~~· IOn .... _...,_. *I b!ltasf!,.,. ...... ....,~ pboi' W ....... 'llmatat1·
plnde tllo garai• of lhelr homo,
firemen ~ported.
Antonio DeLuna, 40, and his aon Marlo.
of 2042 111111th St., are In Ille bum llnlt of
the Orange County Medical Centar Jn
critical CODdlUon today .
Firemen aald the man received burns
on 20 percent of his body and the boy, a
pettent.
Damln to the garage and -Is was A•tm at St,000.
• W oh or Bor a Q floor Sompfa1
• Park Benches
• All Redwood
• Hanging Porch Swing1
t
:
• f -1!111.Y NLOT ~.~20,l912
: No High Marks
:For Conduct
RICKY TIC&Y POLITIX: 0 u r
Wonderful 0rlllge Couuly IUpervUo .. ap.
pwed u flttl u Ol1D!plam tho other
day -they adopted ......... to -trol lobbylats In COWlty IOV.l"lllllelll But
when it came to tbrrmeJTes, JeajalaUve
apecd ron out ol J!u on the beckltretql.
•
Huge 'Pot'
Plantation
Uncovered
MEXICO CITY (AP) -AIMii ol tho
Julllco Department found 1'1a&i7 w!Jat
-belleved to ~ !be larfl!ll marijuana
plantation in Meil<o in !he lowD of
C&nou, 500 miles west ol the capital
Ally. Gen. Pedn> Ojeda Paullada Aid
IO far D trucks have M<n filled with tho
llllrijUUI, wblch WU cut and roody for
dlltrtOOUon. Two men were arruted.
'!be olficial aald agents were still
loodlnc tho trucks and Iba! they alrudy
bad ..,.. Z Ions of marijuana In thelr
popeuac>n.
e Pre!>~: Na Blaeks
LAREDO, Tex. (UPI) -The bale
complaint of Negro airmen who toot
over a dlnlog ball at Lar«lo Air F<r<e
-and refuled lo come out lot eight ...... Tubday was Iba! there art no lfesr'! ciY!llana in this 110U!i: Tau cllf,
Air Force officials said. u,,, .......
Testimony Gi"en
Vldtl!f .... Tri I
Thieu Nar~owl
Escapes. Attack T~~~
SAIGON (UPI) -CW•l"m•lll artillery
today ...... ., mlaoad. -earl1lnl
P.-N&111'1 Va -lllid llne ot ;
bll lop pnerala In ci-i. 'I'll CllJ. ll'llleu
later ....... tlllt Ibo rulmd cfl7, -
' tund -Ill do1S "' OVnm•llkl ...
cupalloe, would be -
Far to lbe -alobr Ibo c.tnl
Coul, allied -· lid UPI '_.
----Ibo Com-· m1miltl wen Ullnl .~ til lllmili
llllelda aplDll air lllrlliiel and artlllery
fire. Olllc:erl told II-* the llcllc left
20 clYillam -Mmrlo1. UPI repor1<r Ted ltllrrus, repor11Dg
from the rubble !bat ii now Quang Tri,
said Tblou and bla porty :-wbo poJd a
viltt to the clly to ....,..1u1a1e the
Satgm "-oe their victory -were
headeci' towud a marine brf&ade pooltloo
for awards ceremonlea when a 130mm
artWery barrage detonated a nearby am-
mmtltJon dump. There were no reports of
casualtlea.
GOVERNMENT unita were fon:o.t .*>
order a bait to the shelling, officers Ilic!,
and belloopter gunablpo overbelil/.-
,..... ordered to !lop firing. ~ .....
memben of the Cao. Dal -li9i:lll Quq Ngal Province. ,,;, l
At the lfuonl Dien ceremonla, 'l'liltu
llid be -now order the recaplan<d ,,._ Ila, ....... mllel north of Quail& l!JI.
A lobbylat, u we all l<Mw. la one of
thoae fellow1 wbo WWI a black cape and
large, floppy-brlmmtd bet. He Jura
around dlrk comm , at the OOUlll)'
courtholue and 1r1 .. lo lnflutDCe people
like superv1aora to get thing! ..,-·or
wi-paued.
It la llllclear wjlelher lol>b)'~ ~ out ..,., ... ~-led· bnpdy, .....
dies ot even If aome ot ·-·-ale ril!it Out ln the open • In placa · Ifte
cuculillier palcl>es.
"ll l could Import about JOO black clrla
down here, we'd hive this problem .eolv-
ed," Aid Wing Commander Col. L. W.
Swndaen, Jr.
About. fO black .um.. look over tho
,... hall at 4 a.m. protl!lllng about. bod
food, raclal dlacrlmlnallon, no soci.11 life
Maj. Gen. Alton D. Slay Is wheeled out of• closed bearing of the Sen-ate Armed Servi~ Committee at Fitzsimons General HospiW In Den-
ver Colo., "'1ere IM! testified that Gen. John D. Lavelle was pressured
lntO orderlilf ullAutborlzed air strikes against North Vielnam. Slay
Is recupentlng from a bemla operation.
THE CONVOY qµickly spun around
after o(flctr8 flaahed a warnillg to
Thieu'& motoroade and oped to marine
beadquarten at Huong Dien, 11 miles to
the south. A Vietnamese officer told Kur·
rus. "Tbe VC (Viet Coog) apparently bad
his timetable." Another officer said "it
was a lucky thing be didn't go any
fu rther."
~d 1110""T,;i11e "' Quan; Tri ....
Communllta ''poychologlcalJy, ph;ilcaD;
and geograpbicalJJ'." ~1:!?--i
In Saigoe, the U.S. command -ail
American jet figbterl and 11121 ~
flew 310 ltrtkea over Nor1h vi.tmm,
moat of them in the country'• -i.m
panhandle. A spokeJmon .. 1c1 tbe air al·
tacts dl!llroyed or damaged 17 es,
16 warebouaea, ZS boala and II truOlll
'.Any;.ay, under the new law, they've ali
IOI lo J'll!U "1 ev~ Wlll ·~
wllat tlay'ra JIUlllll out from behind the
-ml floppy-brimmed bat.
( IN SHORT... ) .
and1actotsu11ab:do~•1y1e1nthe POW Plane May . Bypass . . ·!11111 COUNTY IVPERV!SOJLS baYe
---.. anotber -"' lftW•I~ iJ>il w;daldl~ lbetiioel ...
and.~ aJIPOIDlad 'aldel. 11111 la calle4
bue ncbange.
But Svmlaen, who met with the pro-
tell group In tho dinln( hall from ': 30
a.m. uat11 ·12:30 p.m., sa1d all the com-
plai¢1 atemm!'d from ·their bolatlon.
The incident occurred three days
• ~. ol ~' . • · before a scheduled vi.sit by President ~ thint lhat~ of Nixon.
. wW1tl ::...-• ...; =· e J239,300 Borroteeil
I'll~·~·· !peecb, bloW!nc ' WASHINGTON (UPI ) -The Atomic ol, ...... In ""-~ falillol> dur-EI.gy CommlHlon 11ys Ila former 1JC ~llollo 1'I' 't Ll!d* ~ director o( security borrowed $239,300 ~ !I**'!= llio ~~·.. lallpw over a period of years and used "a substantial portion" of it to bet at race
T'S ALL 'wadNG. '!lie Code of tracks.
Conduct ii made of lterDer atuU !hon The AEC !lated the figure In a report It
lhat It would, for eumple, outlttr ua1ng Issued 1'1esdaf on ii& lnvesligatlon o!
of fnalde county h;ltorma,Uon to ~ a allegations by several AEC employes
dollar profit on the wtalcle. that William T. R11'y owed .. veral
It would allo make ii a no-no for thousands of dollars ln personal loans. lt
superviaon or tbtlr aldea to accept said there was no evidmce of. aeeurity
money from veodor1 who would like to violation.
peddle their warts to county govunme.nl Riley, 52, was suspended from his job
Tllo Code allo -~-tbat a coun"' In June and on Aug. 7 wu siven medical ••~ " retirement '"' the Qvil 'lier"fl<e · OJin. offlclal better not U1e his lood ofllcea to "' put the arm on another county depart-mission.
r.iut In an attempt to force purcbelC • p 1•--A ••jl from bla favorite vendor, who may be a o ..,.,...an rresac
brother-In-Jaw oc aomebndy. lll:e Iba!. CLEVELANn (UPI~.;::. '11-:Rl-fliw'. In view of the fleet.footed 1UperVlaori.ll day ntgbt ...ated t l:J.Velariil poildjrlJan·
actton pulling the clamp OD lobbylatl, who lheJ .• , 111 S.W Wlim'1m ''""-In )he oure1y, you re ..... they w111 be 1w111 JD. "311,llM'l>lnli h<lil · · · o11 Fw..'i.,.
deed to ,.. that their OWll'<locli "iif eon. by lw<iibeit i*lni Bflnt'I tuirdi. ·
duct geta adopted Into OrsiJce <Counlf's Wallaeil E. Cowper, 31, a pattolman
lawbook. . .mce ·I• and former part-11.m e
WRONG .lGAJN. AbruN'•,•.•.the .okl 1neuangclf for Brink's, Inc., wu !"'11e.i ...., from a l."!lcall .at the satb Diatrlcl &peed by.~ our 111peryjlon put the Police Heicldqtiarteni by FBI agents.
clamp on lobbyt~ bad .evaporaiecL .Nolf He was ... to appear '°48Y hefore a
the "":. boanl looked more like • 10ft-federal nlqlatrate on chirgeo .or = oboe ...... the pol•leal llile la us a~· and portlclpalinl In
11ow motion. •·-•"'--~-" They practically ta1bd Ibo Code •Ol ;;;;,_-1_· ~.WU ~ first """'' 1il ~
Conduct to deilb. lar!t, :Alla .~il!r '!'be FBI . ...uJd liOI comment on
Bobby Battlll 1oll-•••••. h =thtr·any·~~~ylak~fn>flltlle amendmenla to make the tlllrlc loal Ilka ' ...... ~~ of ,._ • -~ the United Nallom charter. · -w~ ~ ~ Durlntl dlacaalon (10111), bo allO toot a Coenb' 1l•liaDol lllmk flejJI. lJ bed -
couple of nrlpet at fellow !llpervisor recovered.
Dovid Bater. Battin clearly wu trying to e Steelte0rfien Nfltltrlll
gain -polltlcal clout for wben be ,..., d>olleJ1lor WlDlam Wenke on the
November bellot.
BATTIN NEEDS rr. WOllke creamed
him by aome 4,000' volu In Ibo June
Primary.
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) -Deoplte the
urgings of labor 1t1pporten for George
McGovern, the Untied S~workers of
America bove decided to follow theJr
leaderablp and H11111ln -... 1ra1 in tbe
pmldentlal campolgii.
lllcGovft IUJlllOr)en contended lhal a
poslllon of Mllralllf by lalxr would bave
the e11ec1 of cuaruteelnr President Nix-n:i'• reelection.
-U.S. Official Reception
VIE~, Laos-(AP) -Tbere was
Increasing evidence today !hat a Soviet
Aerofiot airliner expected lo carry three
released American. prjlonen of war ,out
nf Nnrlb-V!etnmn 8aturday may bypaS!
Vientiane and make its first landing in
Burma or India.
Tbla would deny U.S. officl.lls tbe op.
portunity to take oontrol of tho three men
in the Laotian capital and get them away
from the American antiwar activists wbo
are escorting tbem.
Tbe local Aerofiot office laid the
J>OSSibillty that the plane wou1d not land
here was raised by the fact that 22
puaengm booked to board the aircraft
in VleJitiane bad been advised !bat they
were being tr~erred to a "wait list,"
memilng it la uncertain !bat !he plane
•iD lllld u ocbedulecl. Ji.j I ,,_ , I ~· . .
THE · lEROFLli'I" off~ "jia;d the ' In-
llruc:tlms _came from Sovie_t 'cllplo.,.tlc .....cu but Iba! nO ~ ~~ .
'lbe airline olll<e aJao iald that no
' ' ' ~gen .are ·ICbeduled u tf JlO.w to
get oil the Dyuab!n turboprop· airliner
bere.
U.S. sources say that American
~busy strategy, sboulct an .aircraft
. C!ilrrying the tbree pilota land ~ would
be to .. aboard if pOssibleand adY!.e tho
.men. that bef°"' reWminc ,lo lbe United siaia Ibey ma1t omderp inect1ea1 .,_
lmlNUon, ind thlit to refule couid mean
medical quarallllue upm their arrival in
DAILY PILOT
DELIVERY SERVICE
eenwiy c1 the °""' Pilot
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the Untied States.
AMERICAN officials in Vietiane were
accused by antiwar activists an one
earlier occasion of snatching released
prisoners away from their escorts.
The AeroOot plane nonnally slops to
VJenllane to refael and let passengers on
and oU, but It bas overflown the Laotian
capital on previou! occasions.
viben !bat happens its route then
normally !aka it to slops in Calcutta.
Bombay, Tashkent and Moscow. If the
fr•eJ U.Sc pllola and their escorts !layed
aboard ail the way they cooceivably
could be beyood reach of U.S. officials
until after leaving Moscow.
The U.S. command lit Saigon said
American jet fighters. and 1!521 TUesday .
flew 310 strikes over North Vietnam,
moat of them in the country's aoutbem
panhandle. Spoke1men said the attacks
destroyed 17 bridges, 11 wartbouael, ZS
boats and II truCb. Tbe command alao
anrwiQnced the loss of a Navy jet In the
raid& over the Nortb.
A Saigon command 1potuman llid the
government counteroffensive in'. QUang -
Tri City, which began June 21, wu of-
ficially declared victorious Tuesday. The
city, South Vietnam's noribemrnost pro-
vincial capital 43S mlJes north of Saigon,
and 11' fortress Citadel were recaptured
Friday. Tnday's artillery fire prevented
Thieu from entering the 51M1cre Citadel
IN AWARDS ceremnntes at Huong
Dien, Tbieu said Quang Tri City would be
rebuilt and declared his government
would never accept a cease.fire oo North
Vietnamese terms. He said ·the Com-
munlsta "know it will be much more dif.
ficult to deal wltb a ~ Preaident
(Nixon)" because NiJ:on "rejects the
coalition government offer of the Notlh
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• DAD.T PD..oT EDITOllUL PAGE
Edison's
Southern California !dlaon Company bas sparked
new Interest In Ila upanalon plans with a proposal lo
build a· cleaner addition lo the Huntington Beach power
plant
Strong oppooltion baited ~n's early attempt to
construct two additional steam generating unlta, but now
a newer Idea, referred to u a combined cycle system,
already lw received strong support from some govern·
ment offlclalJ.
It Is generally conceded the combined cycle system
will put out less pollution than the originally proposed
steam planta. In Dltrogen oxides for Instance, the two
new steam plants would have pulled out 88.2 tons ii
operated a full day. The 12 units In the combined cycle
system could produce 20 ton.s of nitrogen, oxide In a lull
day's work, Edison says.
Edison advances another claim, too. Since the new
units would produce less pollution than conventional
units now in use, the company says it wo·uld as much as
possible operate only the newer generators, and leave
· the older, dirtier ones shut down except In periods of
peak power demand. Thus the cleaner units would In
effect be fartially phasing out the dirtier ones -with
a resultan over-all savings in air pollution.
The new system, based on Edison's arguments,
seems clearly better than its original proposal. There are,
however, still areas that should not be overlooked.
The combfued cycle system will have 12 smoke-
stacks, compared to· two for the earlier steam plants.
Under the Air Pollution Control District's Rule 87 -
wbtcb blocb the steam plant adclllions -each smoke-
stack is considered a pollution source.
Rule 87 says only 1.87 tons of nitrogen oxides are
allowed per day from ·one source. Twenty Ions divided
by 12 aourcea meets the legal requirement, but it still
adds up lo 20 potential ton.s (compared lo 40 In the old
Quotations
From Authors
Can Distort • • I -
€tDNEY J.HARRI~
"You remember what Shakespeare
said about tbat?" remarked the man
across U>e dinner table -and proceeded
to quote a line from ''Macbeth," which
he bad recently seen.
But Sbakespean dldni uy it -ooe of
his dramatic ~ did. Far from
being a pie« of the
playwright's wiadom,
this was a sentiment
he put in lbe mouth
of a character he
evldenUy disliked.
When we take the
trouble to quote
an author (generally
in order to bolster
our opinion d .,.....
thini), we bave a llulY to know whether
lbe author -apeaklng bt bis own voice.
Othenriae, we nm lbe risk d dlltortlng
b.iJ views.
It Is eru.mely dllflCUil, for -· to know wbat Sbat_. himoeil
tbougbt about any lunda"""1tal question.
His genius lay in bis ablllcy to place
himself into a thousand minds and
hearts, to take one position after another
and make It IOWld plausible and sinctrt.
TRIS JS WHY, for centuries ,
Shakespearean students have quarreled
about the "real" Shakespeare -some
claiming hlm as an aristoCrat, others as
a democrat, some as a rellgiolll man,
others u an atheist, and IO on down the
line. There Is no reaolvlng tbele clispules
-even bis privately printed sonnets do
not reveal the full man to us.
Tbe way an author feels about our al·
tributing aenllmeola to blm that are n·
pressed in b1a llctiaa, WU broullJI out by
Dear
.Gloomy
Gus
Your paper's editorial was right)
Thole councilmen· need to make up
their mlnda. I drive by the new
hlgb-11!e dvlc center every day.
Where's Mr. Knox? I gueu Matney
and Green are still pulling bill
llirlngs. --S.T.
111b ...... refliKtl ,......, .... .. ......,, ...... ""' -···'· '"'" ._-M ..-w ... ......, ... Dlffr l'Olt.
W. S. Gilbert in a trial la< libel Just belore lhe filnl of tbactatury, Re WU on
lbe wttnea stand .. lbe plaintiff' and lbe
defense lawyer q\IC)led a statement Iron!
one ol Gilbert'• plays, lr)'iac to lbow that
Gilbe(I acl11ally belilnd the Cl[lllOllte ol
what ... -· ioyint on the lland.
"TllB8E WERI TRB words," Gilbert
retorted, "of a character ln my plly.
Tbey1-• not my words. I wrote lbem, but I do not bold JllYl<ll noponaible for
. anything a llctlonal c:baracter happens to
say."
Men recent17, I read the statement of
a CCll1lirmed bacbelor who quoted
Disraeli u aayln&, "Every warnan abould
marry I and DO man.,, But Disraeli
biJmelt (a bat>PiJ1 married man) never
~d this; be otmPl1 put it inlo lbe mouth
dacharacter ·in-dblsnovtls.Hls
own feelinp ....,. quite the oppoelte; be
WU Jinown u lbe -devot.d bUlband.
A MORE FREQUENT kind ol llteruy
disto<tion conalstl in taklnr a famous
line and Ignoring wbat comes alter It.
Kipling's "East Is East and West is West,
and never the twain shall mff:t ," is a
classic example. We use it to justify
belie differences between East and
West; but lbe point of the wboie poem
was pr.ci10iy the reverse -Kipling was
saying that two men of character and
courq:e have much ln common, even
tJiousb they come from dltlerent parts of
the -1d. You may quote me on that.
When Land Runs Out
a.· ....
After !Oil yean of foollooee 6POJ1Slon
acn>U the continent, the U.S. reluctanUy
is beglnninJ to realbe that It sullen
from a land lbocUp. Tbere still ls plen-
ty of room aal where the deer and lbe
aotelope play, but in the areu aur-
roundlnC' lbe major c1u ... there simply Is
not eriouib atandlai room to ac-
commodate an the people and tbe
ladllUes poOple need to Uve and -:t el·
leotlvely. ·
For yll!'I, developera d both mlden-uat and cormnerclal .,..,.... bave
solved the problem b1 ~ ~
Isn'J It the Truth!
•
and more d the natural leatura of tho
Jar,dooape. They ba'9 -.... the
-. lilJed In the ponds, planed -tbe hilll, put the streama in pipes. Now
lbe nation is lieginninc to realise that this lllratta not only baa converted the c111 ..
lnt4 mile oo mile d oqualld brick and
asphalt but allo bas wiped out tbe plant
ml ll1lmal Ille !hot keepl tbe natural air
and .--in balance. Tbe city dweller literally does, not bave enough
room. to -lbe.
Expansion
proposal) spread In the olr from one locaUoo.
Thus local oUiclalJ should not be led Into believing
that Edison's new proposal calls for building a totally
clean plant. The ume qu estion remains u before: Is
the pollution factor offset by the need for more electric
power?
This time, however, Edison has reduced the margin
of difference between Its proposal and the Jaw to a reas-
onable factor and the Edison request at lea.st merit.s
serious consideration.
Our Six Olympians
The United Stales team at the 20th Olympic games
in Munich may have bad its difficulties, but West Orange
Countians can certainly be proud of the six American
representatives who came from this area. All of them
made strong showings, and the contingent managed to
win a total of five medals.
Heading the list of competitors was amazing Shirley
Babasbolf, the whiz kid from Fountain Valley High
School, who set several records enroute to winning one
gold and two silver medals in women's swimming cp mpe-
tition. Her best performance, in. leading the women's
400 meter relay team to gold, ls the more amazing ~
cause Miss Babasboll is only 15 years old.
Other medal winners were Monte Nitzkowski of
Huntington Beach, who coached the U.S. water polo
team to its first medal in 40 years, a bronze; and Gary
Hall1 a Garden Grove man swimming with the Hunting·
ton Beach Aquatics Club, who won a silver in the 200
meter butterfly.
Congratulations also to other Olympian.s who fought
bard for their team. They are cathy Rigby and John
Van Blom of Los Alamitos and Jim Seymour of Hunting·
ton Beach.
H
Reader C:harges l'ietnam Will Be Forced on American People
To the Editor:
It Is becoming increasingly clear that
the "secret pl.in" to end the war prom·
lsed in 1968 dUlered Utile from that
openly enunciated in 1964 by a pmlden-
tial candidate who was then defeated by
the widest margin of votes in !he history
of our presidential elections.
Tbe ooly major jobs yet unac-
complished in the "open plan" of 1964-are
lbe destruction of the dikes and the pav·
ing over of Vietnam with asphalt.
The voters turned away the war party
in 1964 and elected what they mistakenJy
took to be. the peace party ("We will
never send American boys . . . ").
RecogoWng their error, the voters tum·
ed away the war party in 1968 and again
elected wbat Ibey mistakenly took to be
the peace party.
• FOR THE TllDID -live Urne,
the war party pre..011 itaelt to lbe
voters aa the real peace party. Like tlle
walrus and the carpenter, its leaders,
smiling wtth benignity, talk ol many
tblnp wlllle Ibey prooecute the "llOCl'tt
ptan" wttboul Interruption. Vietnam will
be forced upon the American people,
rlgbt or wrong, like it or not.
W.e are told we must continue the war
to defend our booor. Look agaln at •'hat
we bave done in Jndocblna: lbe double-
deallng that led to the ••'linatlon of
the Dlems, the hoax bt the Gull of
Toakin, slaughter of not><Ombatanls In
order to save them, the attempted sup-
preasion of the truth at My Lai, the
leCl't!t employment of Asian mercenaries
paid by the American taxpayer to fight
for their own sell detennination, the JJt.
stallatlon and support of a dictator as our
ally in the south, the apparent sup-
pression of the truth involving direct
disobedience of orders by a general of·
ficer (Lavelle ), the apparent widespread
falsification of military reports, cor·
rupUon, drug addiction, mutiny In the
ra,nks, and the list is merely a random
itemization of press clippings.
WHOEVER IT IS labelling this roconl
aa hmorable, a record wort.by of our
defmae, acts from a point of view alien
to the prlocipies Americam bave always
IOU8)11 to defend. It Is 1 reconl not made
defensible but more reprehensible by
juatllying It u lnlU.i.d by the other
aide; in no way are we Vietnamese.
Institutions ot whatever kind managed
under IUCb an ethic inevitably fall,
... emment institutions, historically, not
excepted. We cannot take seriously the
assertion that a foreign policy founded
upon such an ethic will leat.i to lasting
peace in the world. On the contrary, It
will further poison lnlernatlonal rtlaltons
and brinf on more or the kinds ol
desperate acts which the world now IO
appallingly witnesses.
Old Glory bu .s!WIYS been a proud
clean flag. She has nown before the
peoples of the world not u a threat but
an example. She has been an honest flag.
And the national cbancter ol the
Amllicu people bu been fundamentally
deconL
1be volen bad better pt It rlabt this
time and not let 1972 mark a turning
poinl toward the Vi•tnamiallon of -· W.B.ANDERSON
.----•• Geerre ---
Dear Georle:
Could you tell me tho name of tbe
man wbo perf<Clad the typowriter?
D.Y.
Dear D.Y.:
Nxbxdy, I'm mry tr Ny. In
fact, I'm caWng that lul Jmea
Typewriter Service back firll thing
bt the momlng.
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Had Better Get With It'
MAILBOX )
Letters from recuUrr are welcome.
Nonnall11 torita1 1hould C0ttt1tt1 thtir
me1sage1 in 800 words or less. TM
right to conMme letters to fit :pace
or eliminate libel is resertHl'd. AU
ltturs mu.st include signature and
mailing address, but namea may be
withheld on request if tuffleitnt
reason is apparent. P~try will Mt be
published.
'Schmit% Needed Now'
To the Editor:
1be real threat to lhe Republl~an Par-
ty was shot and is now out of the run-
ning, and the McGovern vs. Nixon gim-
mick has emerged as a superbly
enginef:red package of duplicity plotted
to throw the election to Nixon by simple
default d character and quality In the
Democratic Party. We should not elect
Nixon, nor ·McGovern, for two simple
reasons :
(I) NIXON'S aJlcnmenl wttb the buge
corporaUons making mooey an a ~win
war, and bis bocut-pocus wtth Red China
and Soviet . lluasia make blm unfit to
represent the people in the best interests
or the United Slates.
(2) McGov~. with hls rag-tag rabble
on the far left, his political opportunlats
all around him, bis wild promises and
general incompetence, is likewise unfit
!or such a big Job.
SO WHAM LEFT? Schmitz? Now just
a cottm plckin. minute, and don 't let the
bralnwub abow. John Sclunitz, the
newcomer is n.!eded now to oppose the
two political giants who pose as a two-
party l)'llem while In truth Ibey are but
one, and to re.vive the two-party system
a1 It ahould be. So don 't waste a single
vote. Give the real opposjtion a break.
Vote American thb lime.
MILT BASHAM (Democrat)
Reallma, Re•pomlblHtv
To lbe Editor:
Gov. G<orge Wallace bu pmved his
point. Now he's doing America I Cl'tat
service by not running as the AIP can-
didate. A two-man race brings McGovem
a worse defeat -rl!llUlting ln a ahift
away from McGovern's Policies.
U Governor Wallace were to run and
the three candidates were to come out
nearly even, McGovern would claim
dominant popular support, much •• he
did afttr some Democratic prhnaries.ln
1"8 Governor Wallace siphoned off enoucb votes so that Hwnphrey took
Tuaa.
• TBlll IS AN opportunity to artlculale
the -and to acctnl the dUlmnc<s
ln philosophy. Most voters re a~ t
reoponsibly 11: (1) they luli)' understand
the lUues and (2) they ... DO tlnat to
their OOOllCJfni<: or phy~cal oocurtty 0< to
their d!Cnlty.
No -candldate Is all Sood or all bad.
But IOrne are clearly more rtallatlc and
rt1ponslble than others. On maoy lasuea
lbe d.1Uerence1 between NI.Joa and
McGovern are enormous .
McGovem irreoponslbly appeals to the war lean of dra1t .. 1e youtha.
' McGOVERN CLAIMED thal bombing
the North and mining Ha! phon1 Harbor
would cet us into war with RuuJa. But
Nlxoo went hi Russia while this wu goln1
on -abow'ns the Sovlela tbet be
wouldn 't be their patsy. ~l<lCO Mc<loYern
lnalsts oo lettlns tho CClnmunlsis bave
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South Vietnam , \vants to drastically cut
defense spending and lives in fan-
tasyland : how would we fare if he
represented us in Moscow?
McGovern originally proposed $1,000
{or each U.S. citizen . But the people on
tower Incomes strongly rejected this in-
come-redistributio n appeal for their
votes.
NIXON WORKED to change the
Supreme Court from "liberal" and "ac·
tlvist" to strict C<lnstructionist and
finner with criminals. Nixon didn't back
' .'~ ..
bol of Satan.
MEANWlllLE, In America, a •
thousand,, of radicalized youU, .. parade
that same symbol , the beret!~ of the
Christi an Church have all but tiiopted.-
the "sign of the anti-christ'' tit their
0 \\'11 . You can be absolutely certaln that
the inlernation.al socialists planned \that
way.
MAURICE BERGERON
How te Red1&ee Crime
a nominee 1000 percent one day. then To the F.dltor :
loot !or 1 way to dump him the next Dr. Dorothy Wblpple, bl. ID article In
when the going got rough . McGovern McCan's Mapalnt ~· a 'month qo.
wanls to "rellberaiize" the Supreme 1. :wove her opililoD "'p ID halt the dNi
Court. danger to ~ . •
Nixon pUJhed for more Negro COD-She slrelled the neod to talle the profit
struction Jobs, larger federal programs out ot the heroin trlde lbi' the ...,..
for developing black businesses and more derworld U we 'flllt their operatloal !O
blacks in 1overnment jobs. N i x 0 n st~p. She llys very low COit heroin
repeatedly opposed involuntary busing of clinics under. tbe U.S. SoWrmnent 1bouJd
school children. Nixon 11 strong against sell the herom or anything else they will
dl8criml.nation. And he prefers ability accept at a low cost that enables the
and merit over the fixed-quota aystem. person to conUnue work.Ing honestly.
McGovern champiom forced busing The more we stress the punJtlve laws · lbe higher the profit goes for the un·
NIXON RAS HAD some success slow-derworld heroin aellera. Do all you want
Ing inllation without creatlns nwslve to help lbe potential addlcta avoid ad-
unemployment. McGovern's spending diction with education, but protect the
proposal& would feed innaUm, raise taxes majority of Americans from the .opera.
and do UtUe to brighten lbe employ· .U<>ns ol the UDdeororkl. whlcb ~· turning
merit picture. more than a half mUHon 'minab
Both dlsllke the weaJlby avoldin1 tues aga.lnat ua to feed their hab!t , '1 cutting
through loopbol... To create jealousy tbe profit aal from under tho, heroin
qalnst the auccesaful and to lnllame market -~
blocb wttb many votes qalnst blocks '
with few votes, McGovern advocates ENGLAND WENT from 90 :tiered repreaalng thoae .wbo create jobs. Nixon addlcta to some J,200 In the lost o years
lima f b t in a population of 55 m.lllion. e have wanta • c te avora le or industry to over 500,000 addlcta. Fora:et aapat the
create more jobs. loots wbo start the babit and ...., the
Let's move In the direction of reall!m underworld's abfllty to sell heroin It a
and responsibility. high profit. When the underworld can no
LEONARD WRIGHT longer 1et the high profit, they :will 1top
Satan'• Peace Sl/1ftbol
To the Editor:
Many d lbe things wttb which we bave
lived down through the year1 are now
belnl liven new labels, giving different
meanings to standard traditional truths.
One lmtance ls our enemy's cry of
"PEACE," aa he unfurls new attacks
apinst our freedoma, more barbaric and
lohuman atroclUet tban In the fielcls of
combet. While many citizens of our na·
lion lorpt thoJr responslbllltles to lbelr nellhban and 'loyalty to their country,
these acts conUnue.
WE SEE THE "peace sign" and
naturally we think that this Inverted
mm bt ... 1rc1e ii a sign or peace. Why?
Became we have been brainwashed Into
bellevln1 It Is. Yet nothiny could be
rurther from lhe truth . Rudolf Kock's
Book of Signs describes the Inverted
figure u the crow'• foot, a symbol well
known ln the middle ages as an "In.tlgnla
of Satan." How'1 that for being taken In ?
Dr. Gerard Eucaisae e1plains in 'Tralte
de 8clence Oc<u!te," when SallniJls
want lo e1preu tbeir 14eaa In a pol)'lym-
bollc, they formulate their rilualisllc "°"'
demnallons by d..troying the barm001
ol the fliure, say by turning a cross
upoide down. Tbe ritual symbol wu
deolgned to s1-defiance of God and
falth In Satan. A nice "peace" sign !
FAR FROM BEING a "modern llgn."
the symbol which Btrtrand Russell
adopted u a 1'Communist'1 lnal.gnla for
peace," dates back many ca>turle3 into
the hbtory of antl-Ouiatian activities. ln
711 A.O., the Saracens cl'OllCCI Into Spain
with this lign on their lhlelcls.
The lnvuted crou portend! evil and
death. The manrune baa fOl" centuries
boon a favorlle sign ol Satan. Wherever
lhil •!In app_,ra todoy, you can be llUn
the anu.<:hrlst ones of thla era are com-
pletoly active. Beware of the puce sym.
passini out lree samples of hert>in. This
wm dry up the temptetion from the fool•.
I'm sure the underworld w~ta: the
drastic punJtlve law.; agalnat heroin,
which uaed lo sell for 50 coots lo drug
stores, IO that their victims Will be
driven to them and tbelr high jll'kes. We
can only JUSpect lhat polltlclanl •ln aome
instaoe9 may be advocating hlnb laws
at tbe ursln1 of lbe underworld.
I ACCEPT AS TRUTH the olltement
or one narcotlal olllcer that "1ls in·
vestlgollon of top drug deateii in his
state was stopped cold by l;talo senator. The tenator entered room
and said the ln"'911gatlon wu to · Jm.
mediately. It did. An addict under a doc-
tor'• care can support hlmselt. Wlthout a
low cost source or heroin, th&. <8ddicts
prey oo the public. .,
I urse that doctors be •utbollaod to
ln!at heroin addlcta with legal heroin u
well u other drop and lbua nduce
crtme In AmerlcL \
AL LEA~~
DA llY PllOT
l
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Beath 'fJy Meil
Mor ·Bombs Found
organluUon which reportedly
threatened such an attack
after Jts onslaught againlt
Israeli alh1etes at the Munlcli
Olympics.
Wr' tu .__._.20 1972: . ........-'
Agnm,v Tells Investigation
By FBI Intn Wheat Di$puw
WASllillGTON (AP)~ Two meat, 'l'llHday nljbl would them by USDA ol!ldalJ and
full«ale lavelllptlooo -..,. uy Ollly that "a pnlimUwy lotmer ofllclal1
before the election, one al· revl<w of the matter -He accillOd Demi>cr.ii, "
lerward -have been prom-lo by Vice Pmldenl ,,_ II .-.C lomqendoo about tlie
bed In the ...,... .... "-.· te under -:· ~-· -.. -r.u .. ~ -· . ~· over wbut aalea to the Soviet An IOlra Democra~ Rep. The FBI, aald Agnew, "lid
Union. Ilea! Smllb, promllad a·Houto a -.aud and bulioe,.
Mll.YfMI' S
.,'Die_ ... .._
Mon eavelope bombs
-lo !MllellJ ,...,. ufl.
covered and disarmed lq
l!)urope. today and poJJce on 'i1ie 'tonUnent linked up to foil
,a mau murder plot against
!sr..U dlplomat.s and officials.
r .. Yip) Allon, Israel'• deputy'
~' warned in Jerusalem
that no Middle East govem-
OMbt, even as rar away as
U>Ja, woqld be immWI< from
retaYatlon far Arab terrori!m.
.... •t ~am not saying when,
,.....,and how -but we wUI
Mt.tolerate terroriam," Allon
-said at a luncheon f o r
.ntwsmen. Israel in the past
tw .accused Libya and Iraq,
u well as neJghbon Syria,
Lebanon and Egypt, of anning
.an4 financing terroristJ.
London's sprawling poatal
network was sifted for more
envelope bombs like the one ,
that killed an Israeli diploOllt
in his office Tuesday. Al many
as 17 -perhaps even more -
could be awaiting delivery.
The · pr&electloa probe by aulioommJtt.e !nvestlptloo Of, 'practici!o unlJ that bu bee!J ,
the FBI WU announced by the -I deal and broader ubi1 by Ille Prealdent to """' '< Vice President SplroT. Agnew QuealloDa next February ~ while campaigning Tuesday 1n "alter the paulon of elecllor> tlJorooclily Into lhil matter, to
Minneapolis. In fad, be aaJd, year potltlca bu pa-i. •• lnve>llpte the profit.s of these
'
Two bomb packages ,,ere
Intercepted In Switzerland and
suspicious packages were ban-
ded over to police in Belgium.
Two deadly envelopes were
found in Paris TUesday.
"that lnvallgatlon Is In prog· At a Mlnneapolt.o news .,..,. bif' grain uportera that you
nu" at Prealdent 'Nixoa'a fmnce, Agnew said that Nb:· mer ~ lo aee wbethet
ord<n. on onlered t:r. FBI probe to anyoiie Jiu IUea any ondue
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Al .. e
CALifO-IA .. .,....._,
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U,IT ...... lil
ARAB VICTIM -Syria
has arrested Maj. Rich-
ard H. Barratt, a U.S.
.military a t t a c h e to
American Embassy in
Jordan. Officials have
declined comment on
reports Syria--l)oped to
exch'ange him lor Syr-
ians held by Israel.
EVEN IN FAR away Israel
itself, the lives of officials
were at risk. Police said two
bomb letters had been sent to
two leading government of-
ficials .
• UP1T ...... ENTERS PLEA -G.
Gdrd.on L i d d y leaves
U.S. District Court in
Washington alter plead·
ing not guUty to
charges of breaking
into Democratic Na-
tional Headquarters.
But the FBI said It bad answer wch questions u profl~ due to any mlsin-
recelved no inltructiom to whether major grain n:-fomilflon ar l m p·r ope r J y
look Into the ·matter: A port.,.s nc.ived and benefited revealed !nlonnallon on the
spokemnan for Its parent from advance 1 a 1 e 1 in-put of the federal gover. 1_ag_ency_~·~thejjiiiiiiiJiiilllliii!'!ce!!Deparl~!!· !!forma~ Uon .illegedl~ fed to!!moot!!!."!!!iiiiiiiiiii;:---lit'=-= -= -= --:;;-= -= -= -= .-=-= -=-= -= -= -= -"=i
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··EARLIER AN I Ir a el i
'Jl"illttary commentator in Tel
Avi• suggested that Arab oil
fields are vulnerable.
All the suspected mail had
Amsterdam po!tmarks.
BRITISH
EXPO
1972 ,.4 Jn addition to the mailed
liolnbs intercepted In Europe and :. lsrael, one was found
·delivered to the Israeli consul
·ih ..Montreal today. Canadian
police said It had been malled
•bun' the Netherlands as the
·llCDn bad been.
As British detectives new to
J~olland and Scotland Yard
organized a search in London.
Informed sources said the
police in London were working
against a list of 25 Israelis
who could have been targets.
Eight bomb letters have been
found. 'I1le source refused to
go into details of the list or
say where they got it.
'Break-in'
Records
Destroyed
sm. n .ocr. 1
·.'Evidence mounted of a
.lorgMcale campaign by Arab
terrorists posting bombs from
Amsterdam in the
Netherlands. Police suspected
lhe Black September guerrilla
From Wire Services
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(McGovern Raps 'Nutty' Polls
WASHINGTON -Numerous
records were destroyed at of·
fices of the Committee for the
Re-election of the President
following the break-in at
Democratic offices on June 17,
according to sources quoted
today in the Washington Post. •
j And 'Lousy' News Columnists Two top campaJgn officials,
Robret C. Mardian a n d
Frederick La Rue, directed a
massive "housecleaning" in-• " : COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -
;rirec1 of bad new., Sen.
~George _ McGovern }las at-
:tacked what he tenned"nut-
lty" public~plnion polls and
0 Iousy" newspaper col-
lumnls)I. ~ The DetnocraUc presidential
~Dom In e e rejected more •
emphatically than . ever 'the
findings of recent polls show-
ing him far behind President
Niyon. "I think the polls are a
lot or rubbish," he said Tues-
day. "I don't knolv where they
conduct these polls. I've never
talked to an American who's
ever been polled, by either Dr .
;a.eked War , 5= I
i ·':·Conservative Tops
.l!f.:--·'f.Lf)Wenst,ein in . NY
ot Dead
, Uganda
SHINGTON (.\.P i -U.S.
ssador Thomas P .
dy will seek an ex-
,,.tion for a shooting in-
t in Uganda in East
that left one former
can Peace Corps
teer dead and another
tty !njU1'!d, the State
ent announced here.
e former volunteer, iden-
Tuesday as L o u i s
,.,::..:o;;f Houston, Tex., was
traveling Iowan!
on Sepl 17 alter
fighting broke out in the coun-
try. A cpmpanion, Robert
Freed of Madison, Wis., an-
othey former vo1W1teer, was
sligftlly injured and later re-
leased.
State Department press of-
ficer Charles Bray said the
pair had been stopped twice
on the road but allowed to con-
tinue before they were shot al.
He said the attack apparenUy
was not directed at Americans
as such, and that Ambassador
Me.lady "intends to ~k ex-
planalion."
ment in 1968, high1ighted a day
or primary and ruooff elec-
tions in New York,
Massachusetts, Oklahoma and
Washington State.
Rooney, a conservative
Democrat who has spent 2.8
ye.ars in the House, has been a
consistent supporter of the
Vietnam War. He defeated.
Lowenstein in New York's
June primary, but a rerun was
ordered by \he courts.
In another race where the
Vietnam-war was a pivotal
issue, John Kerry, spokesman
for Vietnam Veterans Against
the War , won the Democratic
nomination for Congress in
Lowell, Mass.
DEMOCRATIC congress-
woman Ll>uise Day Hicks, an
early and staunch--foe of bus·
ing, won renomination to her
House seat in the Massachu-
setts primary.
Rooney claimed an early
victory and vowed he would be
"back in Washington tomor-
row," representing his
Brooklyn dlstrict . But Lowen-
stein would not formally con-
cede.
Rooney and Lowenstein each
charged that delays in poll
openings had hurt his chaoces
and a federal judge ordel'ed
some polls to remain open
past the normal closing time.
Complete b u t unofficial
returns gave Rooney 15,486
votes to Lowenstein's 13,1>71.
. Gallup or HarriS. I think l)ley .cludiJ)g the de3trucllon of
make these things up ln Ule records pertinent to the case,
backrooms somewhere." the newspaper quoted sources
And he described some con-85 saying. Mardian was an assistant
servatlve newspaper col-attorney general before
umnists, whom he wouldn't joining President N I r o n ' s
name, as 'I9usy, bitter, campaign committe'.e as
par an 0 id, despicable, ob-1_:poc_li_tic_aJ_coo_r_d_ln_ato_r. ___ .:.=====~
noxious propagandists who are
consistently wrong and who •
write nothing good about any
candidate more liberal than
Genghis Khan.
TODAY Mc G 0 VERN
made two new proposals to in-
crease Social s e c u r i t y
payments, favoring f u 11
benefits for widoW!ibd an m.
(cAMP AIGN '12)
crease In the amount of
outside 1 n c o m e pensioners
may earn without reducing
benefits.
He spent the night in the
mansion of Ohio Gov. John
Gilligan. Sen. Edmund S.
Muskie of Maine was acbedul-
ed to join McGovern at ap-
pearances today in northern
New Jers~and Philadelphia: Tuesday, McGovern told
students a d faculty a t
Chicago's gest R o.m-a n
Catholic hool that he favors
income-tax credits for parents
or parochial -and private -
school students. And h e
delivered his standard political
talk to a rain-dampened street
crowd in Milwaukee and
airport-rally crowds in Flint,
Mich., and Columbus.
Dorn Orders .
Fire Training
Capital News Service
LOS ANGELES -Im·
mediate training of Los
Angeles County road depart-
ment personnel as firefighting
crews has been ordered by
Chainnan Warren M. Dorn of
the Board of Supervisors.
Fire and road departments
have developed a program to
train and use 22 road laborers,
56 maintenance men and nine
road leadmen as crew~ in
emergency watershed f I r e
situations.
•
O.llaa S
Ccbmode lludlop Coupe.
Sportier th1a year.~· Hea'tier.
Yet surprisinqly Mlf to own. Even If 'fOll
order the new swi'f91 bucket -.ts.
Cullaa Supnme Colonnade Hamlop
Couoe a.....,rouncJ1. More o1 • u111e
limousine than ever. You con IM it in the formal
roolline and neW q»ra lid$ window•. You con feel
It tn the apacloUI, qulet.inter1ol'. And even In the
ride we've patterned aft,r our blQQer Oldsmobtles.
"" Delta II
•
It's HAWTHORNE
CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS
for the right start in life
It'• a whole new kind ol Otdt. And the Jowelt.pbd al all.°"-Is a -d -
-but one wtth ~-car lhinkJnQ,buflt tn.
It'• nearly 500 J)OUndl ftK:ft c:o.r tMn
101De naUer.ccmpoetl.
Kinderprttn lluv 8th Grade • All·day d""'
Enroll Naw-
Regl1tralion Fee ONLY $10• Reasonable Tuition
AVf.
---· Door.to.Doof Bus SeMct -Chl'ldm of tft f1llhl 111 wtlcome -hlah ldlolasllo 1ta1W11rd -t1Klllnr tht 4
ft'a: ruiinc (lritll phonics), wrltln&. arittlmdlc, mdlnm
FOUNTAIN VALLEY• 16835 Brookhurst
just north of Warner
714·962"3312
"A Private School of D~tinction Founded In 1942"
I
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ltt wheea,.. is • a-. Ill tnct...
fora-rldo.
And you cen feel the diffennoe
on the road. A dehue inr.erior with •
..w ....... lcok" vtnyl -.. lf4ndonl. So .. lull carpllng.
And • 25().oJ .• tn; enqlne.
Coupe, 3-cloor halchback or oadon.
"'" lot al Oldo for the -.
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SOUTH
COASt ~ ~LAZA
Where To Go
Looking I-Or 90mewhere lo
go; something to do? No one
gives you better lips than the
WEEKENDER. It'& publish-
ed every Friday In the DA£.
LY PILOT.
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:VOi:. ~. NO. 264, 7 SECTION$. 14 !'A6ES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIF.ORN!>. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1972
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To••Y'•
, • ftaalt .
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N TEN CENTS
Residents Off er €ity Park Plan to Newport
By " WILLLUI SCllllEIBER
OI ... Dlr#f ""' '"'" A group ol Newport Beach resldenll
today offered city of[iclall a plan -
po.uibly worlh up to '4 mlllloo in cash -
1<4cquir. mOr. public pom.
!"111ese people p-to ·put up the
money to boy tJ>e; pork sjtOI and then
ent<r into an ~1pe1d_ wljh the city
wb<reby the parts: w.uld bJ! lealOd by
tlJO city with "'! qptlon to buy," aald
ParU, lleaclltl and Recrealion Director
corporaUoa to purchue and devel!>P pork
sites.
'Ille proposed corporaUon la currently
undergoing a !Wiblllty 11\idy by City
Manager Robert Wynn.
"AppareoUy this new ll'OUP bu aome
question u to whether or nOt the cor·
poratlon idea wll1 wort lo QUr best ad·
vantage," Stewart said.
"They got loJletber to uplore pultlng
together a different way of corning up
with the money and the means of ac-
quiring lbe sites," he added.
Stewart Aid that no monetary figure
was mentioned at the meeting today but
he did get IOtne Idea of the group's
80lveooy in earlier ta1b w I t h Its
represenlallvea.
0 When they flnt asked me how much
we were thinking about, I told them '3 or
$f million," Stewart said. "They said
Ibey could probably come up with '4
mlllio .. •• stewart said the group be and O'Neil
talked with Is made up ()f people with
"expertise in landscape and at least one
lawyer."
"Apparently they don't have anyone 1n
the financial area," he said.
Stewart sald the first meeting wu
merely lnformatlona1 and the city hu
not been committed in any way to the
group 's idea.
"We've asked them to prepare a writ~
ten proposa l'outlinlng their whole plan to
(See PARKS, Page l)
S.:Coast
City hood
Possibfu?
Hoag Controversy
-. . , Closure of Family Center Opposed
By GEOIUlB LEIDAL
. Of .. ~ ... ·-.. Th.e~~-·°."'f!:~Y
pla<ied tbe eveotu.I late ol Ille glamorowi ·
ocean view property l7tng between
Newport Beach and~ Beach In the hands of apPrOxiinately ISO resident
reglltered voten.,-'most of whom llve In
El· Mom> tranet park.
By L. PETER KRIEG
Of .. D<r Plitt .,...
Hoag !\lenlori&l Hospital directors may .
be 09>broiled ln Ille blgg...t controversy
ever 10 itlm>und-"the 20'yeai .. ld heelth ·
faclll)Y when they meet Monday to act on
a medical staff recommendation to close
down' the· raiituy Practice Center there.
'lbe vote of "no suj>port" by doctors
Monc!ay nilbl ~ """ uaaultJ from lanner lfoog llolpltal .,lminlstral<lr
Wllllam Hudaon, Dr. jlenoto Monaco,
bead ol Ille department of psychiatry,
Board OKs
and Dr. J. Blair Pace, director of the
family pracUce program.
'Ibey au· uaed tough' tanguqe but
Hudoon, 'l'bo quit earlier lhla year amidst
another controversy, was the toughest.
"H~g Hospital is g()ing down the
tubes," Hudson said. He predicted that
the family practice center is only the
first of several programs serving the pub-
lic that will be dropped.
Hudson also charged that the program
did not lose as much money last year as
was claimed by the hospital comptroller.
Talk· in Anaheim
The charge wu Immediately denied
by Vincent Jorgenten, chalnnin ol Iba
hospllal board, end Lou Ku, octiJic 1111-
Dilni!trator. -~-~ ·-__._ ~
Dr. Monaco called the action by tlie
medical staff 11abort sighted" but aald ht
hoped that publlc outcry would force tba
board to overrule ilJe 1tall recon>-
rnendatlon. '
0 If tbett ts a•public mandatt; It might
be reconsidered," Dr. Monaco said.
Dr. Monaco said whether the program
(Set HOSPITAL, Pqe I)
Deputy o,tnge Coonty Coumel Vic
llellerue ¥ld today "Tuelllay'a historic
cow1 ~on "probably" will llrlp Iba
Irvine·liiimJ>llllY' of ltll rlgbf u maJorlty lando,'tt'iier to oppase any Incorporation ·
elf'l"I by a majority of the rqllt<red
volerl livi!>I 1'ithln tbe ranch's 10,000.
-coula1 -~-..... -"""-......... lfo'olfoit·toim!l'·dent cltyboocl .
bal'eiufSJ:alJ:.: W.O)iolw•'
: ""' Ill -buf lbe "hilb = ruUnc --woaljl .
:.Aer:Qs~e,. ,. .~~eral Warns , Group
'Q~ u~Sts'. . . ~s . . T. ' Ah~ .. d" ·~· mike !Uch on ·el!Grt . ..,
--_..~. .... tbe coutal ..... . Iii ·-lo
• i., .v:•·~:ur~. -_., ~~--'··'-ertous 1D1es ea ~~f(XP).<--'A lenllt!VI ' ~"!':....... -..... ollnlDe,orll bldefti1p1d•~ <IJili# teirltoly. 3lle' 11Jte;1 hilb Ooali nilOil ·tbllt • owners of more tban Rall ol .,... • ~!or lncol'pbr~'lloo -, m lon&er block ... lncorporllloo • .
Anos With more 11 ·rqlatend
• voten may .leplly . !or ~ clly1>o9d 1
electloll If _.. .)llln !Iii perceol -· petition ur;lln4 en election. . · ; 'l'be 1'pei;_l"lfc case"lnvolved a de .. topei"• IJIOcldnl of an.elecllon aouai>t
b)'·mldinll of Palos Verdes Peninl!J)a In
Lot ADples counly·by-·of tbe --!l accepted )eyorap ol m1Jori!f. inwral
!\J Ill 11ial -. D pirCoa,t ol the Voters ~ a potillcm nvl ... an ejection. Tiie
tliclloe' WU .. by'lhe develo ...
wbo cootrolled Iii. pOrceal •of the piOperty
within Ille propooed new city. An ·-~y lpokOlmaD today olid tha land develo_.t llrm W.Wd not .......,. riG Ille ~ Court --·i/-...... --"until the -·· )ecal .-bas bad time .lo -tba com-·· ~· lawyef -ooled be bad -(JIM lllL ...,, ,.... ,,
. ··;~'{::-~-· , · · ~·.1~...::;z~"':.. . ff; um ( ~ii m••41;.. fiOiil . , .j~:tf"J!idey, cliliJ'f-T:icl',ilid ' .C\lldj;;,:;, . fr•l!l, "1119 ••led al:', Laura 11ess, Norma .p'•\Ch\'fl taiad Casoa.· ·~ 1 ' • ~ • • ' ' . i . • l . • '
. S ~ : ' ' I ~rJgf>!l~ .. ~~ick Qt!· . ' &Ual Lobster Bake
.,.....,. c ........ "" Boinl _... « *'" """"at,G1!9....,.,. _ Tbore'an·"serloua tlmtt ahead Iii< our
la•" 1 Loi Anp"1eO , -11111')' hlia nattoD" LI. Gen; Robert E. Collin, U.S. "'fni!nim it to 41-ln·bour.. . A~ ,deputy d~r of engineering and
· '""'~--~-.~ .. 1 20,000 nWlagement today warned Rellred OI· """"""' --~ -Oien Asloclalloa memlien In Anaheim. wliiltra it Lcickbeed Alnnll Corp. and "TIJe, tact o1 c1e11n1u .. rt111111 1n the
al Mc!lomieD boagl# Corp. and 10111 Wlr In Soulheut Ali~ baa cau..ed
Ameticlln -...U .'c.irp. our clilzanl to be· deeply dlaturbed about
avU.1~ boUtly. wap ·wu ft.to the use ol our Armed Forcea," Gen. Col·
l>er.lr'O tbe"· l'llllni· • . fin said. . .
""-.ref,' Ibo Ikon! edit. of ...,_• hike "'!be contlnulng threat of· OOIRJlllllllam, "'!!" . "'-and the back-wutlng .oo11 of nalloaal ~~==<: _ , ~ . w.tkers def.,,,. Jn Ibo r-o1..-incl'laalnc
tlle -recelted ihi lncreue e<i•i•11k: and -illd•l'--ol-.a· · drllil'. ' ' . ~ pandlnc -1alllin, fromea lhll dJlem. . 11_.... • lllA." ·-...U t>otJs-1 _.alel 111 . ' AllnJailollca Dlvtllon '•I lillll ·Bal11 Ave. The· general added, "Some -le
Jn 1f1J!1t1ncton .a-ti. ~· 1,200 union believe tbal dlplomaUc actjoo to reduce
IDd --bilur1y eiiployei there will Eut-Weat "tenalon IUCb u the Strategic
be affected. Arms Limltalloa Talb <ilALTl Ind the
North American Rockwell has a PresidenV1 vlaltJ lo Oilna Ind Ru1s1a
dlviailin at 11111 Seat Beacb Blvd., Seal have dlmlnlabed Ille tbreOI •> tbat Jle
Beacll, and·ancither 'laclllly hi Anaheim. con enjoy ldequate· nalional" lkurlty at
II waa not Immediately known bow much lower l~el1 ol de'-~g.
many -ken . at Norlh American "You ' and 1, with our military
Rocli1ioll'a;Oillip County plantJ are af. hackgri>undl," Collin lold bla audience of
feclod.
for getsnothing . ..-. . '
'1111 declalon lpPlla to the second year
of I ~ eoatract, end union of.
llcilla aald Tueeday Ibey W.Wd -a
, aull' lo• recover flnl.-•• pay ralJOI . ..., ._ ,,_
Newport Man's
Arraignment Due
In Girl's Death
I .
' .., ' ' I pored' by Ibo Pay Board. ~ boMllT .......,, .. , t\lplll!l!•ll'll Nor.ma Patcheli,' 19, Tultln; Doenl ca-'!be United Auto Workers Union and u.·~ -hlli ie· ..., 11,.T\Jlll!I: Deoeeo Biuwne, lt,'.Bu-International Asloclatlon or Machlnllla Geis Six Monthl ~ ............ · _.., .ma Park: LaUra Hea, 171 W-i.iter: end Aenllplce Worken had joined In a "Ill...,. Ibo llrd 111111111. Landa Newell, 18: "-1m: Cero!Jii aull apiDll the Pay Board alter tt lopped
SAN DIEGO (1lPtJ -Chariel R. at ...-.r-.. ...... Fri-Edey, 11, Anibelm: ·a.idt ·Mlttl9, '11, 17 cenlJ on. negl!llated 51«nt.-an-hour roraetanothlal. 1lho lorpl to appw '9r dey... . · ,,. • . 'CyprOli, and c.tloit'Tddd, 11, BiJena ralae !or tbe lirll year of the cootract.
• ·court boor1iJi Dec. I, 1iu -,.... Tiil ....,_ ....... """ g Part. ; , , . Tueaday'1 ruling granted lbe extra 17
toneod to alx maDllll ~'!all 111 bis no oon-all ,.m..ll Ibo ..a [p :.Oi;1:i, 'a; Lobster Bike olliclal, Lt.'Blll Blue ol centJ '°'the second year ol lbe.!'Ol!trael,
. llullortor Om! ,J Ch a r I u ,. ' •td lil'.1 Bir QJ6 -~ tht clull'""""1,!U J1tn -local 1 lkenl ooll,ol llvlnll ralae. Ill! pleo to • ~ iobbel')'. . la llll;.1111& = ti. "lbe N-rt Beach Pollca Dejiartment, \ aliolber Jj cenlJ IOI' lbe second7rtr and
t...hlldl Jr..... ... ~ ta........ .. --ol &frllln JiePJll(elt, "bUt ... -~find JamOIL. Quillan, prealdenloftbe !AM
Clmll Pmdhlln adl .._.,. 0-l &illr. any wbo ...., .. -·" ' l«kheed local, aald be planned to.,.... for • dQI • ..,...,. 111 ld. ,_. . la*'w1M _., lliit iAal.-._. Tiie ""-Ind lbe lour nmnen up llnue lqal el(Orla lo recover flntzyear
lq!Ddedldlco••ilr•••...,._, .an~ G1b11, w, wt• •1•ir, · (Seo·LOll8'l'EB,ol'lp•Zl • poyralae-.
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By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of lllt o.tlt' ,, ........
A crjminal complaint c:harJlng a
Newpor1 Beach lludent leacller wllh IUIPlc1oo of mirder ln lbe shooting death
of • )'1IUllS woman he bad dated wu ~ lo tie laued today.
Harbor Jucltclal Dlllrlcl Colri lldeJJ
aid CorU.. X. Ankeny, D, ol SIJI W.
Coal& llJChwaY •. would be milgned lhll afternoon when court convened. _
MYatelJ' bu conllnued 1o shroud tba
dealb of Diane Slnglefon. II, of Weal Loi
Angeles, 1'bo 1'U dropped off 1'1th I
bullet tlrOIJlb Ille bead al Hoag
Memorial Hospital early Sunday by IR
unldealilled man.
Ankelly,. w-1172 Corvelte and 1172
Dodge vmi are lllll aougbl u toy
elementl ln tba eue, lUITtlJdered to
police In Saa ADaelmo about JO p.m. SW..
day.
He wu acmDJllllled bJ an attorney
""" ilN --llTIR&inc ieca1 counsel !or Ille '~ by ID 0rq6 ·
County law1ti'. Ankeny told -... or •
lua·bo wu 'lilllUcl In ecarJllCtlon wfth a
Newport--.. .
ib.y --. Allteay ,.., auq>lclon of llliu*r and-be 1'U"flo1m>'baek lo
~ CClunlJ< Airport -T marnlnc by Newport Boacb Detedift Scl Ed CIJ>.
lllrelll.
One upecl ol lhe 1iltam eua bis been
. the ...,.. of tba •pporellt •ealth ol
IUlplCt and vldlm.
Alli:eQr la .~ but li ... Jn I
•• -l1DW)' aporlli1enl and Mia ~ -·~ lludtlnt with no~ ... CT, l'llp I)
' }
several ~ ~ ~ :'.bow
the vllal .....,lty for 1 lllrq reldJ
::;~~·~:!'"ter 1111)' -
Plungq inlo his theme, Gen; ColliJI
continued, •1today we are at a critical
point in our n;ational defense. We cannot
sustain the historic lfOWth or weapoaa
cost and mult reverse the trend."
He aald lbe total outlay !or deleme baa
Increased II; '24 blllloa, of which $11
blWon goes for salaries. "Now comes the iiliOClier," ---~·EVen=with-Uie' Ill).
dOd 121 billion, we are paying !ill,000
feWer people than we did In 11&4."
The general said that there ii no WIT
to re-allocate resources within foreJeen
budaet ~U()ns t o match planned
levels with planned equipment coat.' and
at lbe aame time relaln techJ>oloclcal
lllt>triarlty.
He ~ altemallve "'11 1-.1!1 cf
this dllenlmo. One is reduce fotce )evela
and another ii to expand and formall.ze
the concept of/ mixed force levels."
'lbe &eneral warned, "We must not cut
costa to the pofnf of losing our edge ja ~ologlcat superiority. We must
have fint nte systems that can counter
any tbreatl."
He aald the anned forces , to reach that
end, are undertaking ' ' l mp o r t,a n t
developmentl leading to two neW
strategic weapons systems -a bomber
and a mllsUe-arryiog submarine.''
The tpelk<r alJo touched on the au.
voJunteer force concept.
"I am pleutd lo report tbal things are
going quite ,..li In !hit program. The
volunteer Ogurea for July an Ariny, 71
pe1<e11I ol target : Navy, 118 percent · Air
Force, 1111 pe1<e11t and MariDe c4rPi It percent. •I t
·;i.
Oraaf e
Wea .... ' Clear blue skies are upected
through 'lbursdar alon& 111e, or. an,ge Coast, with warmer itmpera.. •
tur .. , to bool Highs of 70 It lhe
beachea, rising· lo the IOa lnlud.
Lowa tonight in the IOs.
INSIDE T08AY
Oronge Cowniv lheat<r Ir of. ·
feting a pair Of -''"'"'" ala" IDetk, along !Oilh •• /1111 -. •l• of othev flog< ...,.II. Sn
· E'nllrtolfttnfn~ Pag. 27.
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YTC Orders Soap
.... J J ,
HOSPITAL ••• •
II makinl money or looinC IDODOY II not
a cnidll ialue.:I:, .l""l'IDI !' JIMdo4.. IDlhe~ t._~ . ,.. 'i :-Ad Claim Proof He charged ~short .t._
money and ti 1pendlll( it on building ex· . -pension. .
' ' WASHING TON (UPI) • Tbe Federal
~'!I' Commission today ordtred 14
ml"tlfaeturers and advertisers of soap
documentation for certain advertising
U .uked. the companies involved to
"They-doo't )lave eJl!!UCb \ii. !~
UWt tie.. tower~" ii: aaldi ,•:TIQ ~Jtl
clecidt wbe~ to put their money -put it
to the residency prosram or fumisb the
hospital. Thll ii "1*e ~ was left ~
subttanUate these claims :
-Jergens Extra Dry Facial Cleanser Is
tomttlllng new and co nta i ns
mollturlura. ~finis within 60 daI•·. , "
-~~ order is the second iasued. since
~~ 22 when the commission asked 22 ioifi' and detergent makers to substa&
tii .... adverti.ling clahna so the FTC can ...
-;;.Euj Off Oven Oeaner effectively
cle6M dirty, warm or cold ovens and has
33 percent more power cleaner than the
other popular foam spray.
-lltal Is uaed by many hospitals to
bathe DOW-bom babies, and Is the most
effectlft'deodorant soap you can buy.
~i~c:i.;·:r:!~ -w~.Ji
under tremendous pressure to follow
whatever the doctors order.
He and othen cited . ~aid,, the . H~~
board Is being pressured by the pending
development· of a new' llospltal adjacent ·
to UC Irvine by a group of.local doctol'I.
and bualnesmen going unde1' the name ..
West,em Worlda• Foundation.
1!!>1\er evaluate competing clalms and
~~l~gulab who is advertising truthfully. ... . .
1Jill Studied
~.· ,:. ..
~o Ban Trips
tike Fonda's . -.
''1tMHINGTON (AP) - A l>w against
~ut!Jilri7.ed trips by Americana to
fiibi!y 'nallonl Is being proposed by tbe
UPuH Internal Security Committee ,...... r-
~80 in the wake of actress Jane
Fm>da '• Hanoi broadcasts to U.S.
1ervicemen.
2"i!n~ a bill to be offered today by
It)i~~J\lcbard H. lcbord (D-Mo.), It would
be a felony, punishable by up to 10 years
k1)ri.IQD and a fl0,000 rine, for anyone to
1Dldle an ·unautboriied visit to a nation at
ll'at'wllh the United States.
..llle · meaiutt, an amendment to the iiW inttroal Security Act, would let the
pfoesident authorize tuch travel when he
-.... it la ln the natlooal lntereaL
i;~, · head of the Internal security
t'aiDrnittee, saJd the bill is aimed at ac-llw'· 11\ch as those of ·Mias Fonda and
~.whq, 0 Jlb her, have traveled to
fflOiOi, to · publiclY. demonstrate their sym·
tsathf for the enl!!my in a bitter and pro-
longed undeclared war in southeast
·AiltaJ' -
-;.._1Coollnittee sources said the Justice
l)ipartml!!Dt apParenily has no case
.....,..~;l!flOd!a·~.~ i.w. /'.
Julllee ~t,elfldal me! private-
ly wilh the committee Tuesday but refu>.
ed to dlscuaa details of the department's ·
ffr'· ••
Frot11 Pap J
/llBSTER ...
~e on 1he Newport Beach Employe ~ation'1 float in Saturday's parade. ~'• a schedule of eventJ for the ·~Bake. All take place at Fashion
Island '
• !"'1aay -8 p.m. to 9 p.m., betuty con-
~?'lobster bake and carnival mJdway.
"· Slturday -10 a.m. parade on Newport
Center Drive starting at Santa Rosa
~ue. At noon the lobater bab and
laftllval open and will run until I p.m.
Sunday -noon to 9 p.m., lobster bake
ifall \eamival with drawings all day Jong
for-prizes including a color televilion
aiill-a 1973 Pinto.
Tlckell for the loboter dll111er1 ar&'4.SO
each. .<dmiaolon to the carnival I• free,
but there wW be fees for the tides and
g booths.
. uttme, committee sources said, an .... lie.,,; of MJJ:; F~'a passport -
• .ber married name of Jane
~~amlannlkov, wile of movie P"Se, Vadjm -lhojVtd it bad
validateJ by Ncrlh Vietnam.
father hid the l\usslan name . .
. tiee IOUlOOS quoted Robert ~ deputy director of the U.S. ~ office, u saying l1w1 forbid use il, Plijiiorts In trips to restricted coon· ~·!Jill it Is virtually impossible to
~ ~rls were validated by such a
~t na~on.
OIAN•I COAST •
. DAILY PILOT
-Ann 6 Hammer is pure, natural, hu
no daemlcal odor!, and cannot cause
sctat.chit when used to elean counter
Iopa. ' --.AJlliluld bleach like Oon>x kills more
vlru~ and bacteria than any other type ot hOUebold disinfectant.
-tP.almoUve Crystal Clear efieetlvely
renifw.a dried-<1n foods and is sale for ~.cblna. and delicate crystal.
4..eon Fresh Down Oven Cleaner OOes
everytbinl better than old-fashioned oven
cJcanen.
-Mr, Bubble cleans effectively and
does not leave bathtub rings.
-Ufe!>uoy Is ao lastingly active Ill
cleodoniit protection won't let you down.
-.Janilor-ln-aDnun Is strong enough to
effecUvely clean greasy stove hoods and
rnJld enough to effectively clean wicker
furniture.
-Nouema is greaseless, a moisturizer
and cleans 11 effectively as soap without
drying u ~P does.
.:....cfotbes that are so dirty they appear
to be ruined can be elfectively cleaned
and restored by washing them in Tide.
-Purez gets out dirt other bleaches
leave behind.
-A little Borateem rubbed into stains
and a little added to detergent effectively
remove tough stains from clothes. ' ..
The FTC stressed that it was not liling
complaintl against the companies nor
was It auggestlng that they are guilty of
violatlom of any of lta rules 'or regula-
tions.
"It is merely gathering information as
part of its continuing program to
determine what substantiation exists to
support . major advertising claims," the
FI'C said.
Eight flnns Involved ln today's order
also were included in the June 22 action.
Six were asked to back up claims for a
different product than those menti'!'ed in
J1D1e. 1be other lwo firms were ordereil
to 1ubslan.tllte dUferent claims for the
same product cited previously the FTC said. '
Plane Survivor
T<lkes Own Life
DAVENPORT, Iowa !UPI) -Scott
County author!Ues said today a Daven-
port man who was the sole survivor of an
airplane crash in Lake Michigan which
killed l)1a wife and three children is dead
from an apparently self-inflicted gunshot
wound.
Sheriff's officers said Dave Utroska,
30, apJ>Bl:!!ntly shot himself Tuesday after
making funeYal arrangement.s for his
family.
Ulroska was piloting the plane that
crashed Into Lale! Michigan during a
thunderstorm Sunday night just a(er
takeoff from Meigs Field in Chicago.
FrotnP"fleJ
SUSPECT ...
parent source of Income -owned a $12,000 Mtrcedes Bemo sport sedan.
She had given her occupation in the
past as an actress and was attending
UCLA at the time of her death, while she .
had been enrolled at UC Irvine.
lnvestigaton learned Tuesday that
Ankeny ts probably related to a wealthy
pioneer Oregon family but the rela-
tionship la apparently a distant one.
m~~i~ist:, ~n w:v~~~:~ l::r·~
Orange County District Attorney 's office,
who said their parents lived In Costa
Mesa for many years.
She s_ald Tuesday Ankeny and Miss
Singleton hadn 't dated for some tlme but
that she knew of a 'prior relationship.
She also said in agreement with a West
Los Angeles talent agent with whom Miss
Singleton had associated professionally in
her acting career that tbe victhn was a
strange sort of person.
FromP"fleJ
PARKS ...
TEMPEST SWIRLS AROUND RECOMMENDED CLOSURE OF 20-YEAR.OLD MEDY~A'L"Filclr.T'Y"
"H .. g Hospital ls Ooi119 Down the T-"-FGnMI' Administrator Huc!Mn
Only 2 Voters
In Crystal Cove
~arijuana Campaign Has
' '
Of the approximately I S O
registered voter• living within the
unincorpi:>rated, 10,000-acre coastal
sec tor of the !rvine Ranch, only
two have homes in Crystai Cove.
Trouble Collecting FlJllds ..
Deputy County Voters regi!trar
Jim Maier said tqday all bbt two of
lbe 150 live within the El Morro
mobile home communities adjacent
to Pacilic Coast Highway near
Laguna Beach.
The two residing in Crystal Cove
are presumed to be among those on
month-to-month leases from the Ir-
vine Company, while the bulk of the
voters are Teasing land for thelr
trailers on tonger term leases.
* * * City on Irvine
Ranch's Coast
Called 'Farce'
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Tbe campeip
to l e I a J i 1 e marijuana smoking in
Ca!Uornia II .havlni trouble collecting
funds from ·)lol\ywood movie lllra · and
blc DemocNtli: .donors -IOW'Cea that
bad been cOunted on to help, the cam-
palgn's chlet'00ordlnator says.
lloberl &bford, I young San Francisco
attorney who beada the drive for the
measure on the Nov. 7 ballot. aaya: cam-
paigners have all but given up trying to
get big-name stars, political figures and
rock music groups to donate their names,
time and money.
"There are stars we know that amoke
marijuana every day," said the 29-ye.ar-.
old Aabford. "But they are hldlni bebiDd
their weallhy attomoya, reallzin1J H'1 jllal
lhe poilr pee~ wbO pt arrested fml smoking inarijuha, Ii. ,.,, i -J"."-
"James Coburn -.._ TlllnliiJ
' Smothers did, and lour roc1< il'OllPt·dld a
Irvine Mayor William Fischbach said' single concert for us that nettedi•eoo at
today a city forced by 11111 or W'mterllad ' in San ~ •. lliit .. t'a
,..identa of the Irvine Ranch CO'fltl about It," Aahford 'aald·~~· 'fl ·f
with only ~ percent voter support.
The prosiOAi would remove criminlt
penalties' for the -Ion of up to one ounce of marijuana by pel'llOlll at leaal
11. •
"We equa~ the_~-of i.ct.
m1111c blD<l managen with the bypocrlsy
of offlcehOlden, l>wfJr,, hankan and
doctOra" wbo · smote. and beet the
meuure but don't want-to take a pubtlc-
stand, Aabford said.
Aliembl}man John Burton, a San
Franciaco Democrat who Is one of· the
few political figures to give his public
backing to the measure, said ln an In-
terview he does not think public flcures
would be hurt by IUCh a stand.
0 1 really don't think it11 the volatile
Issue lt once was," be said. 0 1 don't tblnk
..,..,. lean beiDC atlcmalbred by hack·
Ing the meuure. 'lbe1 just have other
thlnp to,1do bealdel ce)tlll( 1nvo1ved in ~his liltd m• dJJlf """" g1v1nit eny maJor public oppooltlon to the cam-
polp la • loooely organlaed ~ called
"Otilenl Oppoalna the M a r j j u I • I
"'-ltlon .. : . ' ... , ·.
tor "would be a joke C)D the landsca He said the M0,000 lhe drive bu ralaecl
"lt wouldn't be a'.city," Fisch cameprimarllyinsma1Jc1onau...-and A~n-Marnet· •"·
said, 1'it would be a farce." from the. aale .of 1' tlaJ, .,.,...... ~·
The Irvine ma yor suggested Tuesd 's marijua6a leaf pin for SI ·anc1 • miri-... M.
State Supreihe Court ruling well ll!igbt 'juana inltlalive T-ahlrt for$!. oved to Home
l'emOVtl the landowner's controls OVeJ iJI.. bu~~:= r=·~boJ:;
corporations but the corporate attorney measure. Prop. it, will win tM needed H~ywooo (UPI) -Sinpr-
speculated the decision would oot 8'ect majority voter a~val even thoal!I a ::g; Ann.Margret bu left UCLA
jurisdiction of the Local Agency F0"1'8· reCfjlit Cllilornia Poll obowed lt lrlllinr M cal Center to recuperlla at
l>.ano home. ' -' lion Commission (LAFC) and the v•-.e ~ who auffftd facial
County Board of Supervisors. G M mhe Guil ·~a brob!l lrm and a Iii<>
Fischbach and Deputy County CouilHJ ang e r ty tund J;W IJl a »loot p1unp from
Vi Bell a )llllform ·lb lhe-stage of U.--1c erue agreed that the dectSion LOS ANGELES (AP) _ A 17.yeOM!d Salma;Talloe llote1 Sept. 10, w••
''They're scared of lfe.s~m Worlds,!'
Hudson said, "and If they_ build a •
boepital, lhe coat of getting sick iiOlmd •
here Is going to be prohlbltlve -it' :
.raJmost is now." . ~
Hud.aon pointed qutdhat the iollij!red
oocupancy factor ill-t)le be\11 . ,al a.._. '
would acl1lally force. l!P, Ille cost of ~a.re. c
"because they would bave to make ·more
from the smaller number o'f patients ·t& •
pay ~eir fJ,xed cos~." , 1·' ·:·;
"Hoag bas a weak board and a bun<h·
of ptranoJd dOctors," Hudson '.said. .u'l'bi~
things that are go<>d -that. thll ""'*I'"
mun ity needs -are (Olng ctml 'the tubes." · ' ··J
He predicted that !lie menial htalth
unit and the social services· deperimenl!< also will be ~ soon. · · \ ._•
As far as tlie doctors are concornec!. •
'1it's strictly · ~ on. ~mies:":·
Hudson said. "TheJi're making more· ·
money than ever yet \l!'Y.'re i1Jr4ld
they're going io IOee Jt. "· ' • 'l" viu.
He sup~ charges by Dr. Pace anf'
other p&rtlctiiants '.in uie ~~l~ . ....... . tha(lhe' tors ..... 'i
Ilk
' ....,...cy pt)>ll'llJD .. ' ~,.. . e 111' compe•u.m; ano''"'r . cha ..
deniecl by ~orgden. '' ' ..,.. 11'! ...
"That's· ~ ttUt." Jo.r&emeft' •.;.IA:·:·
"'!be center la '""'"'"• famil ...,."'.""" . . =~ y~~~
who WOO~ be coij!~tti>8'..wi!h'ms11"' ..
And the g--1 prlc~ w· 'tJW ' · · were IO more of tbein:IJl ,....., .:... •"-..}-. • "''~ ,.,.y ••. , worklng tbemleJves to du.j.h .. ~ , · :.~·
Jorgensen and otbet ~ memtien, .
Including realtor John Ma<!U\li; Indicated"'
they will sustain the doct0rs•:·,e11oD al
the meeting Monday afterrioon.' , , .. .
They concurred that It ts a · <holce "-
between the j,rogiam ~ the nitilM;aJ •
facility that la under construction lf • j
total coat of fll million. ·' .
And Macnab said t)le Jjlljor fiml)-rai .. ~~!d~1
Dt. Pace clalliied•the Jioojlital ls due'!O'
recelve a (ederal grant to help defray tl!O ·
-\next year. H-lhe. liledlcal-
ollft Monda1 conchllletl tllot llilcb· granlt'
....., llUlomallcallJttinolu!lo•,.\P'-.,
fPlln>la-111' ~.p.rotiram< ' ... k~~~ ... '!~ .~ I# qo l'aY ~. -w.~..,., l!'anl! would ever bt:. evllllble. · ' •
· It WU 8Jao learned· lhll morning thal'
the Hoag Hoapllal admlniatntioo . !iii'
week sfgned a C1lllnlct with 0r..,.
j::ounty to provide •\If(. aenrtces 11"11' the •
(aailly center to 16e ,Santa Ana ~
lnunlty Olnlc. ' · ''
A spolresman thll m<i"1ing iald she did'
not know Immediately bri tiiaMnlglil 11•'
feet the board's ect.ion. I , .· ·---·---~·-. -U.S. Wins in Chesa.. :· each said he has yet to see in full, won't Chinatown gang member convicted Tues-oper:~ oa Sep. 13 by a team of
diminish the LAFC regulation of an-day of the murder of a New Yorlt en. pJulie 19'11eona. SKOPLJE.' Y\JaollaVIJa (AP),_ '11Hi. ne1~tlons or incorporations. tertainer is to remaJn in California Youth WJtb her left ll'tD In 1 cut, her United States defiated ltan 3-1 tOdlY' ·iJi·
'I1le ·Irvine mayor also speculated that Authority custody at lust until he face' bandaged and her left leg im-opening round 'plat of ttfe iiOtlli Ched\ reaches 21, court officials say. Tonllny mobillr.edo the actre$Wlnger will 01 · The the fine print of the higb court J'11ing Hui Lo was accused in the July 17 be attended by l'OUfld.tbe..cloct ~f.!'ks. indlvidlla1 ·res u It I r.
might also reveal some Umitatioo on the murder of Tony Fung, 20. a member of oursea, a spokesman .said. ~ -ff¥andi, draw,;,B~. 1-
amount of land a small Dumber of the Blue Skies Chinese theater group. O; Blsguter-Smoskever · 1.0 ., and Kmle-· · . r~~~~~~~~;;;~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~S~barlH~~·~dr~awc;·~;ijj· ~;i!i~·~~~·-: registered voters would be allowed to set · i aside for their own cities. -_, ·--r ·
"l agree, however, that tbt .tfiect of
that decision on large landowners u the
facts are presently known· to me -.Id
be immeasurable." Fiscbbacb said.
Nevertheless, he said, "I don't tbink it
should change anyone's position on the
coastal sector annexation and I dan't
think: it will."
He again stated his posit.ion that
neither Irvine nor Newport Beach should
be "stampeded" into annexing the prime
ocean front acre.age .
However, he noted the Irvine City
Council mlaJ!t well ask Its city attorney
to enmlne the court ruling and ~!er
mine the !Ull extent of the major clWige
in state Jaw governing ·.incorporlUon.s and
its )>Olslble lnipact on annexations.
FromP"flel
Ei, MORRO. • •
GEM TALK
TODAY
by
J, C. HUMPHRIES
DIAMONDS-$TILL" A
GIRL'S ·llST PRllND
Most people an ....., of. sim-
ulated clll\JDODdll, and th ... imita-
tions havtl thelr place. .
not yet seen lhe court opinion but ba.sed For those wbo want nthe
on news accounts of the action said the most flash for the least money,"
ruling "cobld also affect a property' answer. Bu~ If you buy aw lmlta-
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be presented to the city manager and the
council," Stewart said . "That should be
done within a week or tO days ."
owner's control of aMexa tlons. '' tion diamond;. you should dO to only
• Last week, the city of Newport Beach ' If rou Ire !UlJy IWIN of Ill inher-
put "on the back burner" its con-en drawblcb. All Imitation dl•
11•
.l
O'Neil said not all the fact s are In but
he thinks It bl! aome promlse.
"It sounds real good to me if it can be done ," be laid. ·
Mayor Donald Mcinnis, contacted this
morning, said he had not yet beard
anything about the proposal.
"But rilht off lhe bat, not knowing
anything for sure, It sounds Ute a
tremendous idea ," he Raid.
A5'iatant City Manaaer Philip Bet·
tencourt aald be only knew of the offer
second-hand and hnd no way of knowing
how the city would react to it.
"I d~ feel, thoush, !hot we Jot a man-
date of the majority of people In the city
during the bond election,'' he said . .,So
•Ill' solution lo acqulrlll( ope!. 1p1ce I'm
interested l.n." -
1'We have to explore 11I pos11lble
•venue1," Belttncourt added.
siderat'ion of an offer by the Irvine eo~ mond materials have one of two
pany t• annex the prime ocean view land faults. Either they have plepty of
between the San Joaquin 11111• and the fin but lack bardntH or they an
Pacific Oce&n. hard but lack brilllallce of the true
Newport oUiclala recently ,_lved a cllamond.
planning stall, study that showed an-
nulng the wbqle piece of Irvine Ranch 'You should a1Jo tn6w tblt
land would In 10 years time mtan 1 nothlne la u hard, lfW w:~ u $21111,000 1 year I.et lu henOflt _ tat well, or look· so goOcl a year from
revenue over coats of servicing the ..,. now; u a Ctnulne dlaJDMtL , HOWAID Mlllfl ~ fB " • '
area. U you want to know wllelher ' z Howevet, since the city or Ne")JOrt your ~.-•-·~n .... a''" •-••JI !) /] -/ / / J. '• '• · ' : 1
Beach Is complatlng tll general plan the ti\• 4if;;:"~,:;."',.;" 111;.i"' that • L . ...Numnhne.6 · ~ M,.lf, ~·, '.l · ~
proposed annexation was delayed until you dotmntne•thls for :IOl'"'1f'by r ,
that plan I• .. dopted sometime n•ll yeet: comparlnl wlth 1 •. enuble dl•mcnc{. • ~ Meanwhile, officials , of the clt1 ol _ • ,.... 112~' NEWPORT IL VD. COST A t-i1ES11 • ' ,
Irvine, which never has been formally o~ . NothlnJ can -l'!l!Jce a , •· ~"· '
fered any lntereat In the u mile alnltqjl !rtlt dlamtiiid -It Is Ille }Ing of COll'lll!!,INT nRMS IANICAMHICAID-"MASTIR CHAait
of p(in)o .beaeb an<I• the YlOW property ........ a nmahil• "I • ...,,, belt ' 21 ·Yl.US tM THI IAM. I t.OCAllO!I " l'HONI , • 1
have pobUc)y Indicated !he.Y would awill I ~frled.~~::_ _____ ... _·--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~..,~··~!O~l ~~!!~!i Newport's final decWofl. l I•
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• DAD.Y PILOT EDl1'0UAL PA5E
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Joint Planning Needed
AltornaUve locall<las for the bull< or commercial
-nger fllpu, 1ulb over jet noiae and polluUon, ap-
pm!nt abandonment of a once internaUonally-regarded
Industrial communlly plan and resultant "parking lot"
arterial highways are factors currently compllcaUng
•irtually any r,1annin1 lasue related to the city of Irvin•'•
share of the and lllllTOUlldlnJ Orange County Airport.
Councilman John Burton summed up lhe 1lluation
In a council meeUng last week, noUng:
"With !heir commerdal zoning• of the Collins
Radio and Emily properties, It b evident the city of
Newport Beach Is no! parUcularly intorested in our
problems."
Irvine streets must accommodoto a big share of the
traffic produced by lhe more than 300-acres of newly
zoned commercial property.
Irvine taxpayers, nol those in Newport Beach, will
thus shoulder the cost. of palcbing up much of a street
system planned and largely built thus far lo accommo-
dale the lesser traffic llows industry was expected to
produce.
Bui, as Burton and Councilman Henry Quigley apUy
pointed out last week, increased air traffic al Orange
County . Airport that could result from Newport's zon·
Ing moves may not be all bad for people in frvine. Tl>• councilmen observe .the present airport II ideal
for serving Irvine residents. II ls convenient. And flights
do not plague Irvine homes with noiae and polluUon.
Whatever happens with the Camp Pendleton jet·
port proposal, lrvlne might alw91 benefit from aome
air traffic at Orange County Al@ort.
With tecbnologlcal Improvements In regulating jet
nobe or development of vertical ·taJte-off planes for
short range flldlt., the present airport might well con-
Unue to serve Irvine and ill neighhon.
Further, councilmen might well coDJider the impact
of mus transportation llnb which lean heavUy on !he
~. g nature or the airport area land uses. A hllh
Ue lo ahopplng centers ln neighboring communi-
es and/or the Pendleton jetport might well enhance the
area's economic contribution to the city.
In any event, Irvine would do well to communicate
lb views on airport growth directly to Newport Beach
in the hope the two cities may seek a common under-
atanding and bring profitable discussions of jolnt plan·
nlng interesu.
Late, Late Meetings
ReBUlar onlookers al Newport Beach city hall are
describing what's been going on there the past few
months as "government by endurance.'.'
City councilmen have regularly been in session
past one o'clock in the morning. They went to l :53 a.m.
last week -after more than 10 hours in session.
But they got a good night's sleep compared to the
planning _commissionen;. Their last regular meeting
luted until 3:30 a.m.
The city council has tried to speed up by imposing
a five-minut~ time limit on speakers. But it hasn't been
enforl'ed. The planning commission's 11 :30 p.m. adjourn-
ment deadline likewise has nol been heeded.
True, there bas been an unusually heavy run or
complex, controversial matters before both bodies. But
there bu to be a better way -perhaps a com blnation
IJf a faster, firmer gavel and m0re preparatory detail
· handled by staff.
The into-the-wee-hours sessions badly sene citizens
who need to participate in the govermnental decisions
and they are qnfair to officials and staff who mmt try
to function with frayed tempers and fatigue-dulled
thinking,
N
Quotatwns J. Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Reader. <Jlaarge• Vietnam Will Be Forced on AmeriC!ln People
From, Authors
•
Cdn Distort
rl
.. You remember what Sbaliiespeare
said about that?" rematted the man
acros& tile dinner table -and proc:eed<d
to quote a line from 0 Macbeth," which
be had recent1y seen.
But Shakespeart didn't. say ii -ooe of
his dramatic characters did. Far from
being a piece of the
ptaywright'a wisdom,
tlms wu a sentiment
he put in tile mouth
of a character he
evidently dlJliked.
When we take the
trouble to quote
an author (generally
in order to bolster
our opinion of aome-
thing), we have a duty to klmr whttber
the autllor wu -kinl In 1111 C1W11 voice.
Othenrlae, we run the rlll< ol dlstarllnl
bis views.
It ts extremely dll!lc1llt, for -· to know what Sbalc_.,.. blmoelf
thought about any fUndlmenlll questlan.
His genius lay In bis ablllly to ploce
hlmsdl into a thousand -and hearts, to lake one position after anolber
and make it !OUnd plausible and Sinctre.
THIS IS WHY, for centuries,
Shakespean!an students have quarreled
about the "real" Shaktspeare -l!IOme
claiming him as an artstocrat, otbera as
a democrat, some as a reltgioua man,
others u an atheist, and ao on down the
line. Tbm ts M molflng lhe!e dllpuleo
-even bll privately printed 1101111<11 do
not reveal t.be full man to us.
'!be way an author f~ about ..., at.-
tributing sentiments to him lbat are n·
pressed In bil IJdloil wu ll'ollli!l GUI bJ
When Irvine annexes the real of
Orange County, do you sUppo!e
they'll call tt lhe Rufus annexa-
tion?
-B.Q.Q. ,.... ...... ......,. ,........ ............
1 trtll' ... et "' w airer • ._. ,_ ,.. ,..,,. .......... ..., , .....
W. S. Gilbert In a trlal for libel just
be!ore the turn ol"tbe cenlDr)'. He wu on
the witness olancl u tile plalnUI!, and the
defense llwyer quoted a llatemenl !rum
one ol Gilbert'• pllys, trylns to llhow that
Gllbert actualll' bell...,i the oppoaile ol
what be Wu ll1lnr .. the lland.
.. 'l11B81 WERE TlllC wardt," Gilbert
retorted, "of a character In my plly.
They _,, not my -m. I wrote them,
but I do DOI bold J11Y1e11 "8P'Jllllble for ~a fictlooal cbuacler bappeos lo
uy."
More recenll1, 1 rJ.i lhe llalemenl o!
• -ba<belor wbo quoted Disaell • llYiac, HEvery walDIJI abould
marry, ad DO man." But I>ilrlell
blmlelf (a bopplly married man) never
Ald-tllll; be allnjllJ ·put II Into the mouth
ol I character In -ol bis noftla. 1111 own feollnp ...,. qulle the ._i11; bo
WU l<nown u the JD011 dnoled husband.
A MORE FREQllENI' lllnd of lllmry
distortion COJllllll In llklnc a famous
Une and ignoring what comta after It.
Kipling's "East is East and West 11 West,
and never the twain ahall meet," ii a
classic eumple. We use it to justify
bulc differences between East and
West; but the point ol the whole poem
IQS prectsely the ..V<tle -Kipling WU
Aylng lbal two men of character and
courage have much ln common, even
lboulh Ibey """"' from dll!erenl parts ol
the -Id. You may quote me on thaL
Wlwn Land Runs Out
_" ...
Aller 300 yeal"9 of footloose eapantlon
acrou tile oonUnenl, tile U.S. reJuctanUJ
I• beginning to realize that It auUers
from a. land sbortace-There sun Is pleD-
ly of room out where tile deer and the
antelope play, IJut In the areas '"!'
rounding the major dll<s, !here simply 11
not enough •landlnl . room. to ...
commodale all lhe .-ie and thii
facilities people need to live and wort el·
fectlvely .
'For yem, developers of bolll resldeo-
lial and commercial -1leo bl'"
aolved the problem by llqulda\lnl -
\_
Isn't It the Truth!
and mlft ol tho natural lea1111'11 ol tho lmld:% ,,_, -Ilka over the w;u fllleil In the poods, planed down
tile bills, put the .llreaml In pipea. Now
tbe nation Is ~ to reatlle lbal Uill
alralep not only ball «IOVert.d lhe c!lles
Into mJle on mile ol oqua1id brick and
upball bul aJao hu wiped out tho plant
and animal !lie jhat ~ lhe natural air
ud wM }WOCe•M In hl.1.b!e. The r.lty
dwaller Ulerally doeJ DOI have enough
,_ to lriatlle.
TRI ONLY ANSWER ts the obv!oois
cme. 'Illa U. 8. mUll develop effective
oon\z<ll& an llDd -llld It -becin ~ Gil a nilmlll -. DOI town by
10WD or -"""'1 by .CIClllllly. Good
plom'I• will -* !GI' ... 11-and
•IJW 711 It wll a'lo pn..tda for a" Q'?drltl~..s "''CA cmten • ......... ., ... ....... to-
-1 .. .. • .. Jobi. ... for
alNI :•M bat IK •Ill. t.clU&let mcb .. _..,.._._...._nw111
deal willl Ille ................. llld eoolofk:al .. .-, DOI 11 bl\I and
~ natlma 11 a flilfllll1 .... ftJ fnlm
this IOI'! ol ,...,._ But It hos no tlme
loloaoe:-A-llep-1cl bl !GI' lo lcloPt lleo. Hiiiey II. J-·· .. llilf, -before the S...11. 'Illa J-bill would ,..1
1-.J --till•..,. lllblnd llalo __ ........... _.... ..
laDll-.-plMll ... aod--LII
woald lie a pd Wl1 It mUa a beP--
'Voters Had Better Get With It'
To lhe Edllor:
II ts becoming lncrusinllY clear, that
the "secret plan" to end the war prom-
ised In 19611 dlHered ~tU· mm lbat
openly enunciated in 1964: by a presiderr
tial candidate who waa then defeated by
the widest marcin of votes in Jbe history
ol our preslden~ ele<lioos .
tbe ooly major jobs yet unao-
complished In the "open plsn" of 1964 are
the destruction ·or'tbe dikes and tile pav·
ing over of Vietnam with asphalt.
MAILBOX
Lettnt' from rcadtrs aTe wtlcomt.
NonnoUv wrifttl should conoev th<lr
m1uage1 tn 300 tDOTdl or les1. The
right to ~ letter& to fit space
or eliminate libel is f'esef'Ved. Alt
letters mwt include signature and
mailing addre11, but names mav be
withheld on request if ru.fjid«nt
reason U apparent. Poetrt1 unll not be
published.
desperate acts which the world now so
appallingly witnesses.
tbe voten turJled away the war party
In ISM and elected what they mistakenly
look lo be lhe peace party ("We will
never send American boys • . . ").
Recognizing tbe1r error, the voters turn.
ed away tbe war party in 1968 and again
elected what they mistakenly took lo be
the peace party • Old Glory has always been a proud
,, clean Dag. She has flown before the
FOR TllE TillllD ...-uU" Ume,• peoples of lhe world not as a threat bul
the part -•· "-" to 1•-an example. She ba.s been an honest nag. war Y ,.. __ •-• ·-And the naUonal character of tbe voters aa the real peace party. Lllte the walrus and lhe carpenter, lb leaden, American people ba.s been fundamenlllly
ltDillng wllh benJin!ty; talk o1 many decent thlnp wbtle they prooecute the "secret 'Illa voten bad belier get ii right thLo
plan" without lnlemrpllon. Ylelnam will time and DOI lei lm mark a luming
be for<ed upon the America.--le, point Iowan! the Vlelnamlzation of
rJgbl or -· like B or DOI. An:erlca. W. B. f.NOERSON We an told we must coat1oue the war
to defend our --IAoll: iplD al wbat we baTe daoe In lndocblna: the double-
dealln( Iba! led 1o-lhe-aa1nJoatlon o!
the Diems, lhe boax In the Gull o!
Tllctldn, slaughter of non-combatants In
order to save them, the attempted au~
presslcn of the truth al My Lai, the
RCret employment of Asian mereenaries
paid by the American taxpayer to fight
for their own self determination, the Jn--
stallation and support of a dictator as our
aUy in the south, the apparent sup-
pression of lhe truth involving direc\
disobedience of orden by a general of·
ficer (Lavelle), the apparent widespread
falslflcallon of mllllary reports, cor-
rupUon, drug addiction, muUny In the
ranks, and' the list is merely a random
itemizatloo of press clippings.
WHOEVER IT IS labeUlnc Ibis reoord
u honorable, a ,_ wortllf of our
deleme, acll fnlm a point d. view alien
to the principles Americans have .i.,ayw
foucht to clefeocL 11 ii a record DOI made
defensible but """" ttprebeoslble by jus\llylilg II u Initiated" by the olber
IJde; in no way are we Vtetnamese.
lttltilutloot d. whatever kind managed
under such an ethic inevitably fall,
government lnatllullons, b!storlcally, not
u:cepted . We cannot take seriously the
assertion that a foreign policy founded
upon such an ethic will lea-.i to lasting
peace In lhe world. On lhe contrary, it
will further poi90n lntematlonal relations
and bring on more of the kinds d.
.---Bv Geor9e ---.
Dear Geo11e:
Wby ii your tolumn ao small?
Some daya I ha" to buy three «
~ copleo of the paper to find II.
CLAUDE
Dear Clauda:
ll'I· -lhort problems I geL Youn, for lostance, l had to read a
baU dozen times beftw-. it would
even 611 out lbiJ much 1p1ee.
(READERS: Please &et In longer
trouble.)
Dur Gtcqe:
Could you !di me Iba name of lbe
man who perlected the typewrti.rt O.Y.
Dear D.Y.:
Nzbxdy, l1m nrry ti II)'. In
fact, l'al caJllng Iba! fDf Jmel
Typewn1et Service btct 11n1 J111ng
In tho mornJnr-
•
To the Editor:
I am utterly appalled at tile pro-
ceedings of tile Newport Beach City
Council last week-and at t b e
unapeakable Indifference of most of the
council to a 1eriOU1 problem raised by a
1ubstantial number or cltlzens.
I fmd lt dllflcul\ lo believe that the
council never even entertained the idea of
makina a careful and objective inquiry
Into the wilbel and feelings of the
citizenry. They are prepared to spend un·
told hundreds of lboUlands of dollara
(and the Incredible truth is that no one
seemed to hive -or be willing to make
public -lhe apedflc coots of Ibis mad-
deninfl: helicopter patrol) on this injurious
erperiment -yet rJ# take a acientific
Poll of the commmdty't wisbel. A ttr·
rlfyl.ng view of. "democracy in action."
WILLIAM E. LERNER
Realu ... , .RupouHriHtv
To lhc Editor:
Gov. George Wallace has proved bts
point. Now he's doln( America a peal
service by not running u the AIP can-
didate. A two-man race brinp McGovern
a worse defeat -resulting in a 1b1lt
away Crom McGovern's policies.
U Governor Wallace were to run and
the thret candidates were to come out
nearly even . McGovern wouJd claim
dominant popular oupport, much u be
dld after tome Democratlc prlmarles.Jn
1911 Governor Wallace 1lpboned o{f enouch votes ao that Humphrey took
Tena.
'I1llS IS AN opportunlly to articulate
the Juua and to aCOO>t the dlflerences
tn phllolopby. Most votm r e a c t
responsibly ll: (I) they lully uodtnllnd
the lau<t and (2) Ibey see no threat to
their ecooomlc or pltyslC>I security or to
their dignity.
No one cand•dale ts aU good or aD bad.
But tome are clt1rl7 more realtsuc and
reaponll1>lt )ban olhen. On many !llU ..
Ibo dillennca bet-• Nb<on and
McGovern are enormou..
Mc:Govtrn lmlqlollllbl1 1ppeab to the
war lean of drall-«1• youlha.
MeGOVERN a.4IMED Iba! bombln(
lhe North and mining Haiphoajf lllrl>ot
would get us Into war with Ruiola. 8ut
fihon went to Jlunia wbtle thil WU SolJ\c
. .
on -showing the Soviets that he
wouldn't bethel-' patsy. Since McGovern
insists on lettlng the Communists have
South Vietnam, wanta to drastJc1Uy cut
defense spending and lives in fan·
tasyland: how would we fare if he
represented us in Moscow?
McGovern originally proposed $1,000
for each U.S. citizen. But the people on
lower incomes strongly rejected lhis in.
come-redistribution appeal for their
votes.
NUON WORKED to change the!
Supreme Court from "liberal" and "ac-
tivist" to strict cooatructionist and
finner with crimlnala. Ni.z:on didn't back
a nominee 1000 percent one day, then
look for a way to dump him the next
when the going got rough. McGovern
wants to "reliberalize" the Supreme
Court.
Nixon pashed for more Negro con-
struction jobl, larger federal programs
for developing black buslneuea and more
blacb ln government jobs. N i x o n
repeatedly ~ Involuntary buaing of
school cb!ldreo. Nb<on ts strong against
dlacrlmlnallon. And be prefers ability
and merit over the fixed-quota system.
McGovern champions forced bualng.
NIXON BAS BAD 10me auccea slow-
ing Innllloo without crealln( muslve
unemployment. McGovern'• apettdinC
propoub would feed lnfiaUoo, raise taxes
and do little to brighten tile empJoy.
mtnt pJcture.
Both dislike tile wealthy avoiding taus
tbrougb loopholes. To create jealousy
ag1lnst the auccessfuJ and to inflame
block!: with many votes against blocks
with few votes, McGovern advocatea
represslng those who create jobs. Nl.1on
want& a climate favorable for industry to
create more jobs.
Let's move ln the direction of rtall.am
and respoos lbWly.
LEONARD WRIGHT
let 'Houselceepin9•
To the Editor:
'!be writer oommenced flying in 1925
(Santa Monica Clover Field ): 19%7 bought
hla fJnl plane (WWI Qirti11 'Canuct' I:
1921 flew mll.ltary aJrcraft for diversion
In WWD.
Wu c:oimeI to tile late Paul Msnb<,
and I well ('!tDOmher tile public nojolcing
when IJr-Cl1 started operating with lhe
prop-Jet Lockheed Electras.
Now everyone ls mad and wantt to
freeze out the jets. Ti:uth is the aJrllnH
ire their own wont enemies.
t can't count the number of times l've
Down oul of Saola Ana with Air-Cal jets.
T do remember the steep en11Ie of climb. ••a" forct so rreat one couldn't get out
of his seat If he tried.
I IJVE IN 111E Bluffs, one of the
areas of complaint, and on counUtu oc-
casions seen but hardly heard, jets come
In for landings.
Al I undentand II, plane. are suppoaed
to vector to go out over the upper bay to•
the ocean. Tbty aren 't doing ll They are
going out over our 1rea which ls wtll
over a mile lrom the ocean .
l put lhil quest.ion to a friend who wu
cblef pilot for and now vice president of
one of the major airllnes.
1111 there any reasoo why these pik>ta
having achieved aafe 1Jtllude on •mu'
power couldn't no1e dOwn and throttle
down until over the ocean1"
"NO REASON AT Au.."
'"l'lten why don't Ibey do II?"
"They want lo gel their 'housekeeping'
clone."
('l'ltll means handUrts the landing .... r
and O.ps, .. 1u.r lhe autopilot for the -
I .
first campus heading and, olher' roatlnc
matters.) ·
"House.keeping?'' ~ 0 Yes, get squared away."
In other word5. these com and
their pilot! are jeopardlzin1 the _ "'
into law suit.I, and possible loa of Jand--
ing rigbta because the 'housekffl*ll"
comes lint. .,
M. A. STURGES
To the EdJtor: o1.
Dr. Dorothy Whipple, In an article In
MCCjll'f Mqulne bout l IJllln.th qo, t1tv.rliel \ll'lnloll lo !'If the dN(
41anger to A:~ '
Sbe •lresaed the ftlH lille Ibo pd!t
out of the be-.-~ Ille un-
derworld U we wal their openUonl to
stop. She sa~ "9' ~ C!llt ben>ln
clinics under the U.S. rovemme:nt should
se:i the heroin or anythJng elle they will
accept at a low cost that enables the
per!On to continue workin1 MnesUy.
The more we 1tresa the punitive laws
lhe hliber tile pm/II -for the ttn-derworld ben>ln sel)en. Do all you want
lo help the potenUal addicts avoid ad-
diction with education, but prolect the
majority of Americana from the opera-
Uons of the underworld, wltlclt Jo lumln(
more tbu a half tnllllon crtminall 'rains! us to leed their babl~ b7 culling
lhe profit Clltl !rum .-. tho 11e .. 1n
markeC .
ENGUND WENT from IO ncistered
addicta to _,. 1,200 In the Jut IS yura
In I pofNlaliClll ol 65 mllll.. Wt -over 600,000 addicts. Forret., about Ille
fools who llart the bab!t and ..., Ibo
underworkl'1 ability to sell hno)n at a
bigh profit. When !be underworld can no
longer gel the bigh profll, they wW atop
passing out tree samples of herola. This
wu; dry up the temptation from tbe foolt.
I'm ture the underworld wanta the
dr&atlc punitive law.. against beroln,
wltlcb used to sell for SO cents In drug
stores, ao that their vlctlm.s will be
driven to them and lheir high prices. We
can only SU3peCt that politicians in some
instanceJ may be advocating hanb Ian
at the urging of the underworld.
I ACCEPT AS TRU111 the statement
of one narcotlcs officer thlt his in-
vestigation of top drug dealen In hi•
atctte was stopped cold bf h!s 11'te
senator. The senator entered tbt room
and said the lnvestljation wu to stop im-
mediately. II did. An addict under a doo-
tor's care can support himself. Wllhout a
low cost sourct of heroin, tbl! addicts
prey on the public. .,
I urge that doctors be authorized to
treat heroin addicts with legal heroin n
wtU as other druc• and thus reduce
crime In Amfric1.
DAILY PILOT
llobnt N. ll'ffll, Nlllftor
T-'"-r~Mitor
,iUMrl -,;. -
Ediklrl4l Po0< """'
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DMth IJy Mall • • •
Morre Bombs Found
Agriew Tells I nvesligation
. IJy FBI Into Wheat IJiSpute
By Tiie Aloocllled Pr<ls
More envelope llOmbs ad·
dreued lo lisraella were UI>
covered and disarmed in t
Europe today and police on
the Conlinent linked up to foil
a mass murder plot against
laratU diplomats and officials.
Yigal Allon, Israel's deputy
_premier, warned in Jerusalem
lhat no Middle East govern-
ment, even as far away aa
Libya; would be immune from
retaliation for Arab temrism.
"l am not saying when,
where and ,how -but we will
not tolerate terrorism,•• Allon
said at a luncheon f o r
newsmen. Israel in the past
has accused Libya and Iraq,
as well as neighbors Syria,
Lebanon and Egypt. of arming
and financing terrorists.
EARLIER AN Israeli
military commentator in Tel
Aviv suggested that Arab oil
fields are vulnerable.
In addition to the mailed
bombs interc:epted in Europe
and Israel, one was found
delivered to the Israeli consul
ln M9ntreal today. Canadian
police said it had been mailed
from the Netherlands as the
others had been.
Evidence mounted of a
large-scale campaign by Arab
U,ITI.._..
ARAB VICTIM -Syria
has arrested Maj. Rich-
ard H. Barratt, a U.S.
military attache to
American Embassy in
Jordan. Officials have
declined comment on
reports Syria hoped to
exchange him for Syr-
ians held by Israel.
terrorists posting bombs from
Amsterdam in the
Netherlands. Police suspected
the Black September guerrilla
organizalloo which reportedly
threatened such an attack
after it!: onalaugbt agiunat
Israeli athletes al the Munlqll
Olympics.
London's sprawling poe:tal
network was sifted for more
envelope bombs like the one
that killed an Israeli diplomat
in his office Tuesday. AJ many-
as 17 -perhaps even more -
could be awaiting delivery.
Two bomb packages wtrt °' VPt .....,... Intercepted in Switz.erialld,ldd \ENTERS PLEA - G.
suspicious packages were ban-~ordon L I d d y leaves
ded over to police in Belgium. 1U.S. District Court in
Two deadly envelopes were Washington after plead-
!ound in Pam Tuesday. ing not g u 111 y to
EVEN IN FAR away Israel
itse ll, the lives of officials
'vere at risk. Police said two
bomb Jetl ers had been sent to ·
two leading government of~
ficials.
All the suspected mail had
Amsterdam postmarks.
As British detectives Dew to
Holland and SCOtland Yard
organized a search in London.
Informed sources said the
police in London were working
against a list of 25 Israelis
who cou1d have been targets.
Eig)tt bomb letters have been
found. The source refused to
go into details of the list or
say where they got It.
charges of breaking
in.to Democratic Na·
tional Headquarters.
'B~eak-in'
Records
Destroyed .
From Wire Services
..
WASlllNGTON (AP) -Two ,_~ Tu...S.y night would them bY IJSDA officials and
fulHcalt investigatlona -one &ay only that •a prtliminar)' ,.,,...., olllclalJ., ,
before the e~oo, one a!-rev)ew ol the matter l'O!emd He il«uled Deq>ocrats ol
terwari1 -have been pnim-lo !Jl' ,Vlco Prttldenl Agnew ls spreading inrnlendos about the
bed in the escalating dl.lpute ·under way." deal. • , , 1 ov .. wbeal sales ta the Sovtet All Iowa Democrat, lltp. • 'lbe·FBI; Mid ~w,'"liil
Union. . , · N'!"I Stnith, proml..cl 11loule 1 ~aud and bwiJleu.
·, The pr&<lectlon . probe by subcoinmiltee investlptlon of praCtkes milt that has been
the FBI . was announced by . the -I deal ancL broadei .. aBec1 bf the Prealdenl to ld
· Vice Ptesident Spiro T. Ajpltof questions next Feb r u 1 r y •""'-'·-~,:. ·~-'1b1s tterr: i\, while campaigning Tuesday jJr "Iller the passion of election-:"'"""""" ."'w . me •
llllnneapolls. In !act, be said, year politics has paued,'~ mv1!41igate'the profits ol theae
"that lljvestigatloo ls.In prog· ,Al a Minneapoli.o news coo-big,graln OJIOl'l<n that you
rea" al Pre>ident. Ntsoo'1 tuence, Agnew said that Nts-..ur, lo, ta1 ,.· ~
onlers. oo ordered I., FBI probe 'ta anyone has labn any und ..
But the FBI said • H bad. answer such questions as profi~ , ""°, to any misin-
recelved no lnstNcl1on> lo -ther major groin ex· fol'IJllltiQil 0r Imp r op er I y
look inlo the matter. A porters received and benefited 'revealed lnlonn11ion · on the
spokesman for its parent-, · from advance s a I e s hr ~ of 'the federal gOver&
agency, the Jllltice Depart-formation .allegedly fed to nle;it~~ • , · c
BRmSH .
EXPO
1972 urr. n-oer. •
McGovern Raps 'Nutty' Polls
And 'Lousy' News Columnists
WASHINGTON -Numerous
records were destroyed at of·
fices of the Committee for the
Re-elec~ion of the President
following the break-in at
Democratic offices on June 17,
according to sources quelled
today in the Washington Post.
Two top campaign officials,
Robret . C. Mardian a n d '
Frederick La Rue, directed a
massiVe "housecleaning" in-
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -
Tired of bad news, Sen.
George McGovern has at-
tacked what he tenned"nut-
ty" publlc-oplnion polls and
"lousy" n e·ws paper · col-
· The · mocratlc presidential · Umnls~ •
, ft 0 m 11 e t Njected more
Backed War
em~tically tban ever the
findings of recent polls show-
ing him far behind President
Niyon. "I think the polls are a
lot of rubbish," he said Tues-
day. "I don't know' where they
conduct these polls. I've never
talked to an American who 's
ever been polled, by either Dr.
,,. .. ,
C<inservative Tops
,·Lo,w~nsteit.r;in NY
... .li,Unlted Pre11 International
• "Victary in Brooklyn Tuesday
.. for Rep. John Rooney over
; Allird Lawenstein, architect
~ of the "dump Johnson" move·
American
; Shot Dead
;
; In Uganda
WASHmGTON (AP ) -U.S.
Ambassador Thoma s P .
; Melady will seek an ex-
i pl&nation for a shooting in-
.., cident in Uganda in East j Alrica that left one former
.~lean Peace Corp s
t v,obmteer dead and another
rnent in 1968, highlighted a day
of primary and runoff elec-
tions in New York ,
Massachusetts, Oklahoma and
Washington State.
. Rooney, a conservative
Democrat who has spent 28
years in the House, has been a
consistent supporter of the
Vietnam War. He defeated
Lowenstein in New York's
June primary, but a rerun was
ordered by the courts.
In another race where the
Vietnam war was a pivotal
issue, John Kerry, spokesman
for Vietnam Veterans Against
the War, won the Democratic
nomina tion for Congress in
Lowell, Mass.
!:~~Ur injured, the State DEMOCRATIC congress-
~ent announced here. woman Louise Day Hicks, an
· _. '.l'be former volunteer, iden· early and staun ch foe of bus-;_~ Tuesday as L o u i s =-f H st T ing, won renomination to her ; n ° ou on, ex., was House sea t 10· the Massachu-• · wHUe traveling towaK :~a -on Sept. 17 after setts primary .
._ flghtmg broke out in lhe coun-Rooney claimed an early
try. A companion . Robert victory and vowed he would be
Freed of Madison. Wis .. an-"back in Washington tomor-
other . fonner voluntee r. was row." r e p r e s e n t i n g his
slighUy injured and later re-Brooklyn district. But Lowen-
Jeased. stein would not formally con·
State Department press of· cede.
Gallup or Harris. I lhinl: they · cludlnif-'!lie des1ntctlon of
make these things up in the records pertinent to the case,
back.rooms somewhere." the newspaper quoted sources as saying. And he described some con· Mardian was an assistant
servative n e w s P a P er co]-· attorney general b e f o r e
umnists, whom he wouldn't joining President N i x o n ' s
name, as lousy, bitter, campaign committee as
par an o id, despicable, ob-political coordinator. noxious propagandists who are· 1_:_ __ _:._:_ _ _:_ __ _:.====~
consistently wrong and who •
write nothing good about any
candidate more liberal than
Genghis Khan.
TODAY Mc G 0 VERN
made two new proposals to in-
crease Social S e c u r i t y
payments, favoring f u J I
benefits for widowsrxt an fn..
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(cAMP AIGN '12) .. ~ ~· ' ' I ._
crease in the amount of
outside i n c o me pensioners
may earn without reducing
benefits. \
He spent the night in· the
mansion of Ohio Gov. John
Gilligan. Sen. Edmund S.
Muskie of Maine was .Fe<Jul-
ed to join McGovern al a~
pearances today in northern
New Jersey and Philadelphia.
Tuesday, McGovern told
students and faculty a I
Chicago's largest Ro m a n
Catholic echool that he favors
inoome--taX credits for parents
of parochial -and private -
school students. And h e
delivered his standard political
talk to a rain-dampened street
crowd in Milwaukee and
airport-rally crowds in Flint,
Mich., and Columbus.
Dom Orders
Fire Training
Capital News Service
LOS ANGE~ES-lm·
mediate training of Lo s
Angeles County road depart-
ment personnel as firefighting
crews has been ordered by
_Chairman Warren M. Dom of
the Board of Supervisors.
OtU..S Cob>naclo .
HOldlop Coupe:
Sportier thia year. Roc:asler. Heovi4!111'". .
Yet 1urprtai09ly easy lo own. Even U JOU
order the new swivel 'bubket 89llts.
Cutlo.M Sup~Cobmade Ho.rdq,
Coupe u-ndl-Mont ol a little
limou1ine tho.n ever. You oo.n eM it in the formo.l
roofline and new opera Mcie windows .. You co.n feel
It•ln the sp&doU8. qui9I: lnM'riOr. And even in the
ride we·.,. pottemed aher our biQger Oldlmobilee.
For '73, we'.e made the Delta 881c:Ju9her than ...... ThEI
Swfnq.AwQ Gr1ll9 (pictured at left) ii just one wo.y. lt'.1
teemed with an tmprowtd hydraulic front bumpl?r 1ystew:
tf the bumper gets taPDed. the grille swin~ out of
the way. We pound the· . . -la· 100.000. . .
timt11i end
drive the
Della ea thouiands ol h<nd
milet, to test durability. AH lo
mo.ke sure it's more than
jual bkJ, comfortable and
snooth·rldinq-not
Jud another pretty cer.
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n,.mtills (71A) 540-49•.
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'Looking !Or -ewhere ti;
go, something lo do!-No cili€
gives you better tips than llle-
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~.,.:_, ficer Charles Bray said the Rooney and Lowenstein each
pair bad been stopped twice charged that delays in poll
on the road but allowed to con· openings had hurt his chances
tin\Je before they were shot at. and a federal judge ordered
He said the attack apparenUy some polls to remain open wU not directed at Americans past the normal closing time. al web, and that Ambassador Complete b u t unofficial
Jlel8dy "Intends to seek ex-returns gave Rooney 15,la&
'"'-lion."
Fire and road departments
have developed a program to
'train and ""' 22 road laboren,
56 maintenance men and nine
road lead.men as crews 1n
emergency watershed f I r e
situations.
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.....-votes to Lowenstein's 13,cr71.
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CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS
for the right start in life
l<inderprten lhru 81h Crad• • All·day closstS
Enroll Now-
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY• 16835 Brookhurst Just north of Wimer
714-962·3312 I •
"A Privale School of Distinction Foundld in 1942"
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Jt'• a whole new l.ind of Old.. And the lowest-priced of all. Omega t1 11 compect.1 -but ala with blq'()ll.r thinkinq bu.lit in. ,
It'• neo.rly 500 pounds more car tho.n '
IDm8 1m4Jler oompacll. \o~'•i:'! 'lta whee~ it , si
·~· lll tnohes. tor a smooth ride.
And .,.. ... 1 .. 1 tho dlfferenc8
on tho IO!id. Adol1ae tntarior wtth
new ",..t·look" vl!Jrl -/. Is "4nda!d. ~ta flill 'cOrpellnq ..
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
'/
Center
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, I 9n
Glosing
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Ted•Y'• Fl•el
N.Y. St•e"°•
c TEN CENTS
posed
'Hoag Controversy Develops on Family Facility
By r.. Pl!'l'Bll' lUUJl:(l
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ilol. u-lal "W'Y' dlrodciri ' 1....nlriliod In 1111' blgoll ..,.ir.-=
ever to lllllTOWld the JG.yw..td health
!itlJify when they meet;lllilcloy to Id Ill
a medk:al,lllalf r-endatlon to clooe
clown tho Pan\lly Practice Center tilfft.
'l1le: vote of 11no support" by doctors
Monday nilht today dn!w ~ults from
IOrmer . Hoag r hospital adminlJlrator
Wllllam, .H~, Dr. Renato Monaco,
' '
head of 'Ille department of Pl)'chiatry,
and Dr. J. Blalo Pace, director of the
famlly pncu.., -ram.
'Ibey all uJOd tough ~age but
Hud.90n, who quit earlier thb year amidst
anolher controveny, was the toogbe!t.
"Hoag Hospital is going down the
tubes," Hudson said. He predicted that
the family practice center is onJy the
first of several programs serving the pub-
lic that will be dropped.
Hudson also charged that the program
did not Jose as much money last year as
was claimed by the hospital comptroller.
The charge was immediately denied
by Vincent Jorgensen, chairman of the
hospital board, and Lou Kaa, acUng ad-
ministrator.
Dr. Monaco called the action by the
medical staff "short sighted'' but 1aid he
hoped that public outcry would force the
board to overrule the stall recom.
mendation.
"If .there Is a public mandate., lt might
Board OKs Ite111 Off Agenda
Aerospace
Pay Boost,s
24-h:our Flng Proposal Withdrawn
Los ANGELES (AP) -A tentative
deCiam of tho federal Pay Boord wnuld
gtve·mor.e·tbrut I0,000 aer.mpa~ workers
In the Loor An&elu; area aaJary bikes
·ranging fr0m '31to41 cents an boor.
The decislw alfecla about :W,000
workera at Lockheed Aln:rall Corp. and
40,000 at McDonnell Douglas Corp. and
• ··~"' 1fl!s 'Jlead: : .) , }··" · North American Bocmu eorp. .. ~~ I . . 1.• Their averqe hourly wage was $4.IO
~ ~ : Losauo, · 2. flftd• that the ligh14' go .out when he dons his belnre tho iullng.
• · '• bat· ~e joilis me~bers ~f ~· Airline Plloti Association_ ... However, the 111-<ent coat of living bike
:-~·~ their slx•week Vigil at the; rule(\. Na~ prOtuting '""" · aWuea cmJ,y to Locklieed worken
• · ackl.np. He ,boldi symbOI .ii campaign far, ~lcallbn at ....,. ... tJie others receivad ,,~·increase
' • ' 'thirnJ• ' {~ , W,. I ,r.ICJ. ' , .~ : · . r, earliez-~
The · Amerlcanlam Committee of the
Costa Mela Chamber of· Commerce has
wltlldrawn ui · reqUett to Dy the
American Plq 24 )10111·11 a day at city
ball.
ROy McCardle, chairman of the com-
mittee, 1IRid today that the Item will be
resubmitted to tbe city eounc.11 at a later
date.
"We thou&ht we were going 'lo Jose, so
we dropped it temporarily. Bnt we'll
brin( It back later.''. he explained.
Costa Mesa city ~lmen were to
have acted on thO'l·equeat during Monday
ni.gbt'I council seaioo, but the Item WU
taken off the agenda.
Two · weeks ago the council wu
deadlocked 2'3 m . the .chamber of coin-
meree ._Uon .. Mayor Jack "->nmett, ·
then on vacation, was to have broken the
tie Monday night. · ,
McCardle said be believed Hammell
would hpve joined Councilmen Wlllard
Jofdan and Robert M. Wilson in voling
against the plan . Hammett could not be
contacted this morning for comment.
Both Jordan and Wllson objected to lhe
proposal. They said it would eliminate
the traditional ceremony of raising and
lowering the Flag each day. AddlUonally,
Jordan questioned whether continuou!!I
flying of the Flag has a bearing on
patriotism.
The Flag Is flown on a 24--bour basis at
tbe Los Angeles City Hall and at Newport
Beach City Hall. The Costa M~!lfl
Chamber of Commerce now also flies the
Flag continuou11ly.
. ,({., ' . . llcDomietJ ' ~ 9'11:~ Ill •a. e~ ·~ei·ji.ifDri;~~ ~ ~==~:: fhrf!e.!J~ens Arrested
t • ' ~ 4 ., • I
o.:~it AssaUli."'wi~b ,ea, ftli\ . i!~i:~::;~~n ;~~Sii'High Scuffle
. ::: ••• ·· r , ~ : : r n Woi bit. hnniedloW11-hnt . ~~ ~ toclar face three sUgblly Injured and bad his uniform rlp. : ;:: · . • , ' 'II . lllOn1 · wolflar! at 'NOt\11 Ainerlcan teenqen{ q11e an adult, orrested ,..,.; pod. ~·Mesa poUce jailed a Santa.Ana and heard a cat's·qlne be1ns IUD' llookwall'I Orange County plants are al· clay_ aller1a confnlntallon 001 the Colla During the scullle, Aosillant Principal Jilolllrt.I;, at S aim. ;lodl!J alter, they i\od. '· ·· '1 -~ . fected. Mesa Hil(b Scllool campq In which a Terry Cole waa allegedly kicked In tbe
a118i,'be tded · to. nm dawn a Frisbee-./ Jn_._, .. ton aald ·v....i.. WA 'llJem be Tbe declllon •PPllts to the second year pOlkemaJj,and lacnlty meoiben claimed groin, while menacing aesturea were ~.llnngei: on ·P!h\iae and then 1 ~'.';~ lbe lili.';d';,.. ""ltmct by ~f ~ l)Jr:ee.narr•·act; and .union of •. l!\ef-wenrroughed·upc . reportedly maije tOwanL\Ulttant Prln-
""""-+ ownG. 8~wil~~boot;, __ • • J:......,., 1,. car, .](Dc!"!~··~.:J·:,ici-;am fioiolt ;aalcl Tueiday they would pr<11 a MJcliilel·B. IAnninc, IS, of 22'11 Orange cipal Thomas Jacobaen, Prlnclflll Donald •--.~ M. Gearhart, 211";':i J05o ~ Into -Ibo · ·. wl!!di ::..s \';bf;~~ pay raiaea ~~ 1~;=-~~I&~ ~~hzlger and AcUvltle! Dtrector Don Ut·
: SI: Into ci!J jail'"' c:bargts of cracked upon ~-· •. 'Ibo United Auto Workers' Union and ~gea'"' amult and bjlttery, misting Investigators aald 1!USJ10c1 Lanning Is a ~~ a dea, weapon -;Jtli car,. illirrli apporentli wu ~. : _ ~-· ' ~. of ~!ell ,a.mt~ bin,'.; Ille jieice and loitering moving oomJ>iilY em)ilOye, Wl!lli tho tlfo
...,.... • • · ·•--"-•~~....,...., l!IJ1. '"'-.· .............. In a on' or' .alcllooJ'eamN'" other1 .. ~·•attmdanolherocllool. · . m ttlll att..l.Nln• .to 'He .was al ,_.~~ ·-~ , '" .,..,, ,__ ,_ ......,._ -.... --'-:x·-·"""':.i) tho dlUcn to leap olf alid .....,,., Ibo 11111 liplnit. the Pay Bolrd a(ter Ii lopped laveallpton ..,. tine officers were re·
-•-........ biogan ,to pound .and pi~ bit '!l!!lad nlle fllr tho flnt year of the OO!ilract. n1n1:s ~ wu booked Into
f'ri:llm: nl the ~· atia.ter. .. , , 1 . . TJli!oday!1 riilinc pantecl1 u.i'utra 17 Orance Oouniy' Juvenile' Hall and the 1---. .....,......_.._ ":''-... driver's 'side, .mer.: be. -'1111f4be. 17cOl!lir;ol! a necotlated 5!-quired ae •lbe ~--Aid one ol Lan-
• of ,ISJ~-St., l\Ulltlngton. • . RiCbt aliaul 11111 . "*11, llanlt, .,.i iiiitl for tJie ~rear .cil•tho contract, other., .. ~ to his mother pending ~,, """'-jgol.~""'w!:_!~~~ other witneaes tolcl llOllco;'ftl. ~ -14 centa'f,.. tho'iecond7• and a hqrlnc.
-...--"'-<iearbart, iS, cam.I" ..... .P"b!IJind· a lo.c.nt '-ol'llYlnc ralle. "· . Trouble llarted, according to campus U::dcs"t f.fl'-wi~·a coup!' Cf -.. tho ear drmn bf ber -=•·-. ~ . ~ ~-L..Q'lillan,,pnoldent nl Ibo uM security olficer Joy Stark, when she tried . &•r)Da disk fhiog by a friend Harris aalcl die was boUerin( at ber LockWM local, saii! be planned to ·con-to question the trio.
llairta and l'.8DdOd In tho middle -· ' t1nue \epl efforts to .recovet lirat-year ~ claimed she was spat upon and ot~ Stnet. ' ·'Ille allepc! vlc;tlm aakl tho , allered pay raiM .,.,., .: . ropeatedly CW'led before campus of· :~ 111 -.. trafllc, Hartla told: llUlll<d Fwd tho engine at Iha\ point Ii Pay -" spot-; i!&id the !ldalJI· were summoned from an ~-bl .., to re1r1 ... tho -· and·-1111 cat lalo meroe, raclnc dediion wu teolattve hecause final emergency telephone.
flit.'. ;_-.......,,. -""""1fP4•, nclar at -!!Ud and t~ IJil wile. ,..ctment depended<111·~ blllellls. Investigators said the suspects were
• -J1a11ce aaJd Mn. wu lakm to Bui Quillan 1IRid I/ii' e<iel ol living finally cornered In an Industrial arU
··· · ~Mesa "'"'-tal Holpltal-alle benefits at ~·~!IY had been building and taken Into custody, during : ·' • ' • , waa treated for ....... ~ -a· aw:oved and lhii't be ~ the other which Patrolman Robert Berg was £w~etsnot-,,.uig ~~:tno1..; '1.t hllplred blkea 1o ~'objed. 1• ..
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·1-:=.:1.J.; to~~· U.S. Wma! .Chela ·HIS CRUTCHES .Lt ...... Deo. ...... ,.-' ' ~ ' .
....... llz -h• jaJI 001IJil1111 -~, I .,,_<~. In ;;l'OK.Ua:, Wllh. (UJ'J) -Pollo vlc-\11!!·~ to I :3: robllOIJ. ii. ., tlm Mel\oln JluaJlnell of Spokane reported • Olurl Cb., r ~ ~ .-• • M'll • . to pollce Tuelday that 1C11110body stole his
• Jt. allo · die 11.,...._ '*"* · , 1: crutebet. He bad left them on his front
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'Puc!tlm ill ..... •<N d in OD IJI, -Ir --~a Yellow Cab cfrl"' OC!-... ----· ~ ;-conl.....,. wu IO\. for
Minuteman Launched
VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE
(AP) -The Air Force laWIChed a
MJnuteman 3 Intercontinental Balllallc
Mlsllle on the Weatern Test Jlanp over
the Paclllc OcNu Tueaday from Van-
denberg Air Force Bue, an Alt Force
spokesman a id. The lawtcb wu cne of a
aeriel of operational Wtl by the
Strategic Air Command.
rty· ~·a~es 'b()west'
. '
lllct-t:.11111 be did not -r. Wban .... 'I . -
"11fed' lot.r, ha' aaJd be !orpt ID 10 to /. ·;B: ' -""·-r ., • ·' : , '•Q , .. .., I ,i ;a.f
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Newpoif Man"s .
Arraig.nment
In Death Delayed
87 ARTHUR R. VINSEL
ot .. ~ ,llet '"" Arraignment on a murder charge today
was continued unUl next Thunday for a
Newport Beach student teacher held in
the sbooting death of Diane Singleton of
West Los Ana<Iu.
Ball was alllo set at $100,000 today for
the suspec~ Corliss K. Ankeny, 31, of
3121 W. Coast Highway.
In another development, it wa1 ln-
diCated by Newport Beach police that tho
District Attorney '• office Is now holding
a flUll u evidence In the cue.
Otbet' than theea new developments,
m)'llery con ll'n u e d to lhroud
clrcumatanceS lllll'l'llUndJllC' tho death of
Miia llfhcleton, 12, who was dropped off
at Hoag MerliOriaJ H01Pltal early Sunday
by an llllidentlfled man.
She wu sullerin8 from a single
(Unsliot Wound in the head and IUC•
cumbed to the Injury later at Hoag.
Ankeay, w-.Ji'll Corvette an<! It'll
Dodge van ore atlll oougbl u key
elements In the cue, lllln'Ondered to
police in San Anaelmo about 10 p.m. Sun-
ifay.
He wu accompanied by an altorner
who baa aJnce been arranclng lepl
-for the IUlpool by ... °'""'" Countr lawyer. Ankeny told bookinl of·
ferl be WU wanted In connection wfth a
Newport Bllch .. lbiloll111
. They booUd Anhey on 1111Piclon ol
murder md, be Wll flown b I , Ck to
Oranjie Coullly Alrtlorl Monday m«\llnc
by Newport Beadl l>etoc:Uve Sil-Ed CU•
barelll •
One upect of the blsarre case bu been
tf\e 110UrCO of the apparent wealth of
~ ind vlcllm.
AnMny II uneaiplo9ad. but llVts In a
~ bmJry --1 and Mill
Sincio""1'-a collell -with no •P-
plll'l!ll .,,_ of 1--owned a
tJJ,Ollt --..,..i -Sbo bad tt-bor OCCllpllloll In Illa
put aa OD -and WM a!f8ldlnl UaA fl Ult llme ol hor dieth, wlllla Ibo
(loo IUSPl!:CT, Ptp I)
' •
be reconsidered," Dr. Monaco said.
Dr. Monaco said whether the program
Is maklng mooey or losing money Is not
a cniclal issue. "The program is needed
in the community," he said.
He charged tha t the hospital Is short of
money and ls spending It on building ex-
. panslon.
.. They dqn't have enough to furnish
their new tower," he said. "They had to
decide where to put their money -put it
!See HOSPITAL, Page !)
Mayor Admits
City Helpless
On Nudie Bars
Costa Mesa Mayor Jact. Hammet~
speaklni for his fellow council memben,
has admitted to belng ''llandcuffed" in
efforts to regulate activities at two local
bottomlen bars. the Flrehouse·and Papa
Joe's.
Hammett offered tlult response MQO-
day .nigh& to Mike Levitt, a Cal State
Long Beach lludent, who urged that the
council vadlcate "two place1 in Costa
Mesa wblcb don't belong here and wblcb
don't offer any services, except from a
hedonltticrMlbt of view."
Alt ....... 'Oosta Mesa hu an mU-llot-
tomlest .-.inment ordlnanco cn Ill
books,' tr llu beet! Invalidated by
Sup~, c...t -~I oftbo ____ _
Costa w.a·a11 Atlonlq11ar E. June
told Lnlll11111 ll ... ,lltll~ what
be l ... tilt i!bor peGple~ Ji( fllliii ._
thlnlt ·----.., • p!!lfoa otDcen are bomd .by ... r... ODurt -. Ht lalll llP!aton ..._ .._illtad for
better ljlwo ._..q •aN-of this type, bat tbot tbo laWi .... not been
fortl)cemlJJs;
"The CllllJ IUcCeSS the Orange . County
Dlstrtct AllOrney bas bad la under the
1913 Rad Ll&ht Abetement Act. But you
have to 'Pf'O\'e that they are associated
with pl'Ollltutloo and the DA cvuld close
only two l!l Sanla Ana," June explained.
"We; don't have a lkid row in Costa
Mesa end I don't want to see one. Right now all we -can do is e1erciae u much
control u possible on buildlnc regula-
tions, fJie '!I'd traffic. Keep the faith, lt'a not ..._ to tut forever."
111 ~ we closed one down and we
have ~ ltve 'WI.th the other two," com-
mented, Councilman Alvin l'lnkley •
Teachers in D.C
Return to Oass
WASfilNGTO~ (AP) -Teachers
began returning to their jobs today aft.,
tentative itgreement was reached to end
a one-day strike that shut down claues
Tueoday at 16 of the city's 183 public
achooll. •
Wlutam H. Simons, president of the
Teachera Union, announced the .set·
tlemeat after a nlght·long bargaining
aesalon with IChool board offlclal11. He
said the agrmnenl bad been reached on
major isluel.
Scbool oflldals estimated about 50 pel'
cent of the system's 7.500 teachen were
dlf the joll Tueeday detpile a court order
problbltlng the walkout.
Oraage
Weadler
Clear blue 1tles are expecttd
through Tbundar aioog the o.-
ana:e coast, with warmer tt.mprra-
tures, to bool. Hiahl ol '111 at tho
beachel, rising to the 1111 lollDd.
Lows tonight In tho Ille.
INSWB TODAY
Orange Countu theat.,. II of-
fering c pair of "''"'"'" tlLfl
10t1k, olong tOiU. o f1'll 1<Jwd.
vl• of other· atqgt evtntl. Ste
E.'ntrrtatnment. Pag1 21.
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COrde s'So~
Ad Claim Pr f
WASHINGTON (UPI) -1be Federal
Trf,dv Commil.sMln today ordered 14
manufacturen and advertisers of aoap
documentation for certain advertising
dallm within 60 days.
Envelope Bomb
Devices Found
NEW YORK (AP) -Police
bomb ei:ptrll today removed from
the General Post Office three
"devices" contained In envelopes
malled from the Netherlands to
three ofllclala of Israel's mlulon to
the United Natlons, authorities
?el\l)rted. The devlcies, contained In letter-
stze eqveJopes, were not dmrlbed
and the demolition men took them
to ~ laolat.ed area for examination.
Jn l!Urope, aome envelope bombs
lddrtued to lll'ael1' were un-
covered today. (See11tory, Page 5).
Humphrey Nixes
Stare Campaign
Due to Threats
L06 ANGELES (AP) -Plans for Sen.
Hubert IL Humpll(Oy. to Cllllpaicn for
S,.. Georp McGovern here hive been
. l!belved partly becaUle of threltl q1illlt
tho Mlnneaotan, the L<>a Anaela Tlmel
Aid <ioo!IY.
• '1111 Tllna Aid Humphrey , a<:oording to tntirn1te1, received aeveral threaten· lo& 111 .... , .. recenUy as 1 result of bl& stronrl political Iles to Jewilb leaders.
· Tbe Times quoted one aource u saying
fliol Humphrey mllbt be In donler from ll{O:-Afal> oealoil II a propooed open lir
rilly, lluaday in the Beverly-F1lrlu art•,
~ the hllrl ol the L<>a Anjfeles
Jnilli communlly.
)k(lovern cami>alll' olllclala reprled-
ly l!<iROd lo brinl the -to Callloriila to haodline 1 rally for the
DomocnUc puldenll•I candldalt to woo
tho Jewlah vole IDd to lead bl& allte of
i-from 11f .June J!!inw7 11 a ·~"' .. ~''' evedta were ween U a wumup
l<r nat week's compo!IJI appeoronces in
c...-llJMcGo~ Ba!'iiie' appearancet 'nre talltled by
the reported threals and dlfOculUe•
bl!lwoin .the McGmrn lllld Hwnp!lrey
lllaffl.to ""'"on on Itinerary, tho Times
llill
School Trustees
Shuffle Funds
ro Meet Payroll
Trust .. 1 of the Newporl-MISI Unified
School Diltrict found tbemsel•es in a
clualc "rob Peter to pay Peul" aituaUon
Tuesday nlgbl
'Ibey hid to take II.! million ""' o!
their Ji!illdlnt fund and transfer tt to the
''"""" luad" lo m,.t the November pa~~··~ent Joltn Nlcoil ... pl:J:i~U.:t the gener1l fund does not
co\!* ~ J11QheY for the poycbecb.
Tal'ncat,.., 'Olilcb ore not scheduled to
be "."l!oivt<l'.•nlll l~te November, are !he 1odiW ill' Ille' dl!flcldly. '"""-lndleiteil tho 1hort-tarm ....
to lbemaelv" will in no w1y tlfect the
ovlflatillll)t' of hood manias to meet
ldlO)laled -eonilructlon paymentl. O!lcf tho Ill an ... uoos art reeeived,
U., ~ding fund will be ropaid. ..
' DAILY PILOT
. '
The order ls the second luoed •
J1D1e :zz ""'° the commleslon aoked 2:1
soap and detergent makers to subltan-
t;.te odvertlsing claims '° the Pl'C con
better evaluate oompetlaa cllJms Ind
distinlUbh who 11 1dvertislni truth61lly.
It asked the companies mvolwd lo
aubltantiate these claims:
-Jergens Extra Dry Facial Clelnser Is
something new and con ta Ins
moistllrilen.
-Eaay Oil Oven Cleaner elleellvely
clelm dirty, warm or cold ovens and bu
33 pe:n:tot more power cleaner than the
~ popular foam apray.
-Qlal is used by DWIY boapitala to
batllt .-born babies, IDd 'II the most
-dleeti.e deodorllll IOIP you can buy,
~ 6 Hammer is pure1 111tural, bu
no .cbeDllcal odor•, and cannot cau1e
smtdiea when used to clean counter
IOpl.
-A liquid bleach llke CIDrol kllla moR
v~ IDd bacteria than any other typo
of boo1oebold disinfectant.
-PalmoUve Crystal Clear effectively
removes dried-<m foods and Ls safe tor
line Cldna lllCI delicate crystal.
"".'"lA.Gn Fresh Down OVen Cleaner does
ever)'thine bett.er than old-fashioned oven
cicanen.
-Mr. Bubble cleans effectively and
doel not leave bothluti rings.
;-Lifebuoy is IO lastingly active its
deodorant pmectioD woo't let you down.
--Janltor-in-aDnim Js atrong enough to
effectively clean greasy stove hoods and
mild enough to effectively clean wicker
furniture. ,
-Nouema is griaseless, a moisturizer
and cleans aa eUecUvely as soap without
drying as soap does.
-Clothes that are so dirty they appear
to be ruined can be effectively cleaned
and restored by washing them in Tide.
-:-Purex gets out dJrt other bleaches
leave behind.
-A little Borateem rubbed into stains
and a JitUe added to detergent effectively
remove tough stains from clothes.
The FTC stressed that it was not filing
complaints against the companies nor
was it suggesting that they are guilty of
violations of any of its rules or rtgula-
tlons.
"It ii merely gather!ni informauon u
pli1 ol Ill coollnalnl im.ram lo
determine what substantiation exists to
!Upport major advertising claims," the
FTC said.
Eight firms Involved in today's order
also were inctuded·in tbe JlUle 22 action.
Six were Qked to ba~k up claims for a
dlllmnt. pn>ducl than those mentioned in
June. Tbe othe~ t'('o flrm.I . were onfered
to aubstintiate different claims for the
same product cited previously, the FTC
111d.
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SUSPECT ...
bad been enrolled at UC Irvine.
lnvtlll(aton learned Tuesdoy that
Ankeny is probably related to a wealthy
pioneer Oregon family but the rela·
tlonsbip ii apparenUy a distant one.
Hit ~. it wu revealed later, ii
married to an Investigator fOr the ·
Orange County District Attorney's ofnce,
who said their parents lived in Costa
Mesa for many years.
She said Tuesday Ankeny and Miss
Singleton hadn't dated for somti time but
that she knew of a prior relationship.
She also aald in agreement wltlt a West
Loa Angele1 talent agent with whom Miss
Sin&leton bad auoclated professionally in
btr actlnc Cll'ftl' that the victim was a
strange 50l"t of person.
Plan.e Survivor
Takes Own Life
DAVENPORT, Iowa (UPI) -Scott
County authoriUes said today a Daven-
port man who was the tole survi vor of an
"1rs>lane crash In Lake Michigan which
kilfed his wUe and three children is dead
from an apparently seif-lnfllcted gunshot
wound .
Sheriff's officers sald Dive Utro11ka,
SC, apparenUy shot himself Tuesday after
rilaklng funeral arrangementl for his
family.
Vtroska we pllollng the plane that
cruhed into Lake Michigan during a
.. thundtrstorm Sunday night just afer
takeoff from Meigs Field In Chi cago.
Marine Serious
Following Leap
SAN DIEGO (AP) -An 11-yeaN>id
Marine Corps rwcnilt who flung hlmoelf
out of the window of hi! thlrd«ory bar.
racks was In se rious condltlon today,
Marine tp0kesman said.
Pvt. Donlld An! of Anakull. Hawaii ,
leaped through the closed window at the
Marine Corps Recruit Depot Monday
after learn.in, M wu •• re-111igned
to a speclal traJnlng platoon for recrults
who have difficolty with Dool camp, the
spokesman said.
Ani was rect.lvlng care •l Naval
Hoepllol. Morine Corps authoritlt1 •n
invoallptlng the Incident, Ibo spo1t.e1DW1
Aid.
' • DAILY PILOT ltlfl' """
w.....r-..1 1f . ' HOSPITAL •. L-
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lo the _.,,. _..., "' fumi• IN
Mapital. 1bll II wben H WU left -
tho (modlcall otaff."
• Bui MOOICO .aJ4 the hospital ~J!,:il
under tremendoul ~ ta: "'?'~
1 whatever Che docton order.
Ile lllCI otberl cited Aid the Haq
board II being preuured by the ptna
development ol 1 new hospital~ to UC Irvine by a group <t local', .
Ind. bualneUmen iolng under
Western Worlds Foundstlon.
"They're scar<d ol Western ~;;.::\ Hudlon Aid, 111Dd if they build' .
hospital, the -of getlklg slclc . !>ere ii iolnl to be prohibitive ..!-ft
almost is DOW." .
Hudson pointed out that the lowered
occupancy llClor la the betW •~ ..... d. a<:!ually lor<e up the coot ' ·
1'becaule they would have tom~ •. ~
from 'the smaller number of pa«i!ftii<' ·
PIY tbelr find COltl... •\.· J:.-...;"'
"Hoag bu a weak board and 11...-
ol poranoid docton," Hudsoo saldt:':D;I
lhinls thal II' """' -that ~ mUDity -.fl -are ' • tubes.•• Coln& ' .... ~~.
lie predicted that the mt11tal"Millli"'
mill and Ibo IDCial oervtcu depajla4lll
alto will he --io }o • '.T
TEMPEST SWIRLS AROUND RECDMMENDl!D CLOSURE OF 2G-YEAR.OLD ftlEDICAL FACILITY
"Hoav Hooplt1I Is Goinv Down the Tubos''-Former Admlnistrotor Hudion
M flt u the doctors are
.. lt'• ltrlc:tly bai4Mi Cll
Hudsoll 'Slid. "The,;'n '
money than av .. -yet ' ibe.Y'n
Marijuana Drive
Fails to Mu~ter
Actors' Support
SACRAMENTO (AP) -1b,.wnpaign
to I e g a 1 i z e marijuana smoking 1n
California is having trouble collecting
funds from HDllywbod movie stars and
big Democratic donors -source• that
had been counted on to help, the cam·
palgri's chief coordinator says.
Robert Ashford, a young San Francisco
attorney who heads the drive for the
measure on the Nov. 1 baUot, says cam-
paignen have all but given up trying to
get big-name stars, political figures and
rock music groups to donate their names,
time and money.
"There are stars we_know that smoke
marijuana every day," said the 29-year·
old Ashford. "But they are hiding behind
their wealthy attorneys, naJWnc it's just
the poor people who tet arre.sted for
smoking marijuana.
"James Coburn endorsed UI. Tommy
Smotberl did, lllCf fOIA' net ...... did I
11lngle concert for us that netted sa,oOo at
Winterland in San Franci.aco, but that's.
about it," Ashford said Tuesday.
He 111d the $60,000 tha drive by railed
came pHmarily ill mUll donalk!pl..:. 'AllCI
from tpe sale of 1 lil\r, 10Jll·Piln!ed
marijuana leaf pin for $Z and~. mltl-
juana initiative T·shlrt for $3. ·
The drive is aboUt fl0,000 in e bole,
but A>hfoni remams optimiallcJ that ~
measure, Prop. 19, will win ~ needed
majority voter approv&l even ihou,gh a
recent Califomla Poll shoWed it trailln&
with only 33 percent voter support.
The proposal would rtm0ve criminal
pcna!Ues for the posses:ilon of up to ope:
ounce of marijuana by penons 1t least
IB.
"We equate the bypocrlly ol rock
music ~ mana1en wltb the bypocrltyr
of ofQ"'1><>1d<ts. lawyen, bonkers and c1octon•· who anoke and bo<k the rn.....,.. t.ll don't want to like a public
st&nd, Ash(ord Slid. .
Al>emblyman .John Burton, a Sin
Francisco Democrat who 11 one Of the
few political figures to 1tve bl& public
backing to the 'IJ\eliUre, sald in on In·
tervlew he does not thlnlt publlc fllures
would ·be hurt liy IUdl I •• · ·
"I really . don't th1nk it's the volatile
lMue it once w11," be said. "'I dOl11t th1nk
an)'Clle fears belnl 1tJcmauz.d by boct-
ing the measure. Tiiey just b1vt other
things to do besides gettln1 Involved In
this. II
Ashford b., said the only fon:e giving
any major public opposition to the cam-
paign is a loosely organized group called
"Citizens Opposing the M a r i J u a n a
Proposition."
Services Slated
For Mesa Y~,, ..
'
After SUicide ·
Funeral serviees wlll bt. held at ll 11.m.
Thursday for ·& 20-year-old Coltll Mesi
man who ~~~talk with his '
father abqut' II problems Mo'"1ay
by fatllly s .bli!iMlf, accordlna •to
pe}:~=· ~~b succumbed at Colla
Mesa Memorial Hospital Tuesday 1f.
temoon with 1 .22 callber bullet wound
in the held.
His mother told police the youth bad
been depressed by IOll ol bl1 Job, Im-
pending draft inlo the Army and con.,.
expenaa. Smltb wu on Orange Cout
Coll~ge student.
He JJ survived by bls parent11 Mr. and
Mrs . James H. Smith and 1 1ister,
Shelley. Servlcts will be Thursdl)' at Bell
Broadway Mortuary Chapel.
Cyclists Hit Midway
LOMPOC (AP ) -Twenty·flve cyclllts
pedallnrt clown the Calllornla coas\ to
publicile theft ..,_I ol P!l>p. 10 nocb-
ed the halfway point 'l\Jtiday.
Newport May Use Movie
To Tell Its Airport Story
. By L PETER KRIEG
Of ,._ o.lt't' , .... SI.rt
Newport ~ hasn't been able to tell
its sad Orange County Airport story in
wordl strong enough to convince anybody
yet. ~
So it may try to do It with pictures.
The city bas obtained proposali" from
three film prOducers for a movie that
would vbually tell the plight of Newport
Beach homeowners who daily contend
with the nolse pollution of jet planes.
The proposals were obtained at the re-
quest of Newport Beach City councilmen
after they viewed a film produced by 1
Long Island, New York, community UD·
der the Kennedy International Airport
flight path.
Assistant City Manager Philip F. Bel·
tencourt said he'll take the proposal> to
councllmtn for comideratian later this
month ..
He ~ that the cost ol m,Wng
tile movie, wl>jch ,....d ~blYlll!l JeJo
tt!.lo 20 minutes, ll'lioM!ili lill!lei'~
the New York lllm. ·' · ·
1bot II-minute documentary cost 1boul
$15,000 111<1 Bettencourt J Slid the -pools be has in hand tiolve . price loll
r1111ing from fli,000 lo '34.IWJO.
But he poil)ll oul that lbe New York
film war m 111ree~y .. 1' ~ 1111<1 l!>At
the Ne"P'!rf iloadi lllm 'lv!l,117 ~ ten
the llory I~ a nttie dillwt p0lnt of
view.
"'lbere's no UR preparing a !Um to tell
$1,400 Alimony Won
LOS ANGµ.ES (AP) -Televllio~ 111<1
radio entertainer lJDatoo C. '1Wlnk"
Marttncloie has. been ordered lo pay
$1,400 montllly alimony IDd 1 llmilar
amount In ddld support to bl& wlie of 17
Yf111· Granlblc; Marlladale's dlvon:e
petition -y. &!perlor Court Jud&• WUU..,. P. jlocoboom allo nlrded
Madalyn Martlndalei..!5• custody ol their
lour children, their '""·000 Areadll-hOme
and hall of lour ll>vtlllnent partnerships
In ~d ind cattle.
G.EM TALK
r
TODAY
by
J. c: HUMPHRIES
DIAMONDS-mLL A
GIRL'S llST l'RIEND
Most people are aware of sim-
ulated diamonds, and these imita-
tions have their place.
For those who want 11the
most flash for the least money,"
the people in Newport Beach that they
have a problem," Bettencourt said.
"The PlllJJO'O is to &•I S)'Dlpathy IDd
understanding for our pllgbt and bow we
have tried to cope In a ,.....ably patient
momier.
"We ·want to convey that meuap:
throughout Orange County and lo the
Public UU11ties Commission, the Federal
Aviation Administration the CI v II
Aeronautics Board and m i I J t a r y
aulhorlties," he' aald
Bettencourt said jle plans to make no
recommendaUon to .;ouncilmen o n
whether or not to go through with the
rr.ovie or which producer Should be birtd.
"We were told to find out if it is feast.
ble, to get different approaches to scrip-
ting and to learn costs and productioD
times," be said.
"We'll give 'the council a progren
report and see lf they want to pursue it, 09
he said.
'Mire New York movie spent nwcb of ita
IS minutes sbowlni wbat happened to
various types of people and allultlons in
the community whenever a bi< jet flew
over. ·
A~n.i~argret
Moved to Home
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -S!nle"
danger Ann-Margret has left UCL\
Medical Center to recuperate 11
home. ..
Ann-Margret, who suffered laclll!
fracturu, a broken ann and 1 ~
tured jaw in a 30-foot plunge from
a platlonn to the llage ol the
Sahara-Tahoe Hotel sept. 10, was
operated on Sep. II by 1 team of
pluttc surgeon.!.
With her lelt arm In a cul, her
flee banda1ed 111<1 her left leg lm-
mobllhed. the actress-Jlnger will
he attended by round-the-clock
Dunes, a 1pok11sman aatd.
they're ...... to t6'e ~-·' ' :· . ":
He ~ cllarseo bY'lli'iii" ' . other ~ii la Ibo three-1
mldency _,am that the · t,
like lhe <Og1petltlon, another ·
denied by Jo11emen. i"· •. • "That's not true ., J ~, ' ~ • Ol'fl""'1j '
-
1The center la tralnin& fauillt~i ',;
who wo:i'fbe,."'J"lpelina 1'l/h ' · •
And tha &•ne1'al pr1Clilloilen " ' '
"""' 50 more ol llM!rn In town -· ' ,,,; worklnc:.tbemlelvei to death.'.', '1 .. '. ;..,-,.
· Jq .... lllCI other boon! ... '1"'·
lncludillll naltor Jolm Mla>lb ~
Chay wtfl imtaln _tho ~·· ~* tllt -1111 Monday aliemooa. • They COtQAJtd . tbat it JI a?t b~.-:,
--the Jll'Oll'Alll lllCI .lhe • laclllty lbat II under · flt
total -of flt mllllou. -',·~ •ti And "lacnab Slid the mojor ~ 1111 group within the hospital, ~
Club, did try lo find otbeo ~··Ii financinc, but wu u~. 1~ ·~n
, Dr. PIOt claimed the bolp)tal If due i.,
receive a federal fll'Ull to belp 4efMlr.-
cost nut year. 11owever ~-L"m· staH Mondly concluded thal .~·
would automaUoally include U!!'! ·
controll over the iqed1ca1 procnqg.$rl! ,
Jorg.._ Aid there II no .,,. ';jl
knowing whether lflllll would _,).
available. ;(ulftfr<~
It wu aim learned thla monWt1dlllllt
the lloq llooplt1I ---wltlt sJcnotl . a contra<! w)tli •
County to provide lllfl ........
flmlly SJ:i"'. to tllt Slllta ~ • ,
munl~ty °' . -.• I A kOlllWI thllt morning sai6't!re ~
mt w lmmedlaloly how thal m!ilif ·
fect •tht bolrd'• ld1oD. ·~ .:r.~. . ~""
·~,;,-4 FBI Officials ..... :-..
··, ;'.'.i:t..:.
anower. But, if you buy any lmlta• h
Uon diamond, you should do IO-Only t e
If you art fully aware of its inher-'
ent dtawbacb. All imitation ell• w ·•RLD ,,,. utull, Howtrd 1411111'. lfllb• • mond materials have one of two ...-on pl-Of·• •mopiecL
faults. Either they have plenty ol !:::, -:Ji•~ "';~:1'9.! °1::"10
111J';
fire but laclc hardness or they are TIME .,_ lllduding 4 u.s. ,10n• and L •==
bard but lack brilliance ol the true mlnlnga Tl-All lmpr.-~=:::::z~;4)
diamond.
Cloe. -.K !!.. ,,l,'~!".~~11plll "". You should also know that " · 11 • ~··• -· *8 M
nothing is as bard, will wear a1 alultllnum -o&!P. .-
well, or look so good a year from How"' ''RD Mil' 'R CL...,.u. ~ ;_~Ii'." now, as a genuine diamond. "' · " ~ W · _,..
11 you want to ttnow ,.,hili..r Q c. . 11 I , 0 A ' q1.1 i~:r dfil:~~~:~w:e -=~~to:: (f· , .:.filuinphri6J (f~Wt!fe~ ~~~:'
you determine" ~his for T...::l' 1 . , 01 ~,. comparing'wlth· &"geiitlbit'dlall -, . 1123 NEWPORT lbVD., COSTA 'li4~ ' · ·im't"I
Nothing . can . 8¥• ·.~~ '. ' -, co!MN~ HIMS ,;_MHICAll)...llA.;H •®a~,l1_
true dtaQ)Olld ...,. l .Jk,llM! •cl "• gems, Ind r,llllAlnl ••11;,,iri'I. .. JIAU IN THf II.Ml toCATtoN i'l«)NI ....... , l !'_fli~en~d~.':' ______ :.__!_::•::_!!!!!!!!!!!!!! J~'il '. --·
•
DAD.Y PILOT Dli'O~ PAGE
Close the Loopholes
•
llecent dlmmry of loopbGl11 and ambllUIUn In
Coota Mesa's present algn policy allould mollvate the
Costa Mesa City Council to enact prompUy an effective
lip ordinance.
Under the exlltlnC pollcy, formulated In 1970, ll Is
entirely possible lo Clttumvenfeertaln rellUlationa, pro-
vided the sign applicant Is sharp enoup fu spot the de-
ficiencies.
Additionally, the wording of the policy appears to
be unclear -enough so that councilmen do not under-
stand It themselves.
This became apparent earlier this week when coun-
cilmen tried to apply the policy's formula for computing
the copy area of free-standing signs. The Policy states
dearly that free-standing signs shall be 40 percent of
the building area. But Is totally unclear on whether this
means floor area, frontage, or perba~ even the side
of a building.
A sign ordinance was drafted by the Planning De-
partment two years ago, but councilmen did not see fit
to enact it· for various reasons.
Another version, currently bein( developed, meritll
Immediate attention before others take advantage of tho
loopholes.
Choppers for Emergencies
Just 11 days after Costa Mesa officers assigned
under contract as the Irvine Police Department went on
duty, the value of a helicopter in aiding their work was
proved again.
The police chopper, responding from N~wport
Beach under emergency conditions, wu instrumental in
the capture of a burglary suspect whOle arrest led to re-
covery of $35,000 worth of office machines.
Irvine city officials reacted the following night by .
allocating '15,800 in next year's budget to finance use
of the Costa Mesa poll<e helicopter lervlce, but on an
emeraency basis only. They pointed out tho projected
cost Is less than ball what was recovered in stolen ltetn!
In only one Incident.
Cowtcilmen have considered a regular aerial patrol
over Irvine with skepticism and aren't likely to change
their attitude unW -even If then -Irvine becomes a
major metropolis In Its own right.
But in the meantime, It dido 't take long for the
value of a police helicopter as a loot o! modem Jaw en-
forcement to make its impact obvious in Orange County's
28th and newest city.
Preparing for 1976
This country's 200tb birthday celebration is sWI
four years away, but CoAa Mesa city councilmen have
abowo foresight in beginninf to plan now for the 1976
epoch·maklng event.
The new Costa Mesa Bicentennial Committee tq be
appointed by Mayor Jack Hammett will be charged with
gathering artifacts for a local exhibit on !be founding of
the United States.
That might appear an impossible task, were it not
for the fact that the cornerstone for such an exhibition
already exists. It is a Hessian officer's sword, captured
by George Wasblngtoo's Continental Army at the Batlle
of Trenton. ·
Ownership of the sword by Mrs. Beverly Carey ol
Costa Mesa raises the possibility of otheo ·11m11ar arti-
facts being in the possession of famliies along the o ...
ange Coast.
If such Is the case, they should be uncovered for
Inclusion in the exhibit, which perhaps could be bolster·
ed by loans from museums, photos of paintings, and
copies of bistory-malring documents.
Wltb diligent work, the committee abould be able
to assemble an in'°'esling and valuable collection of
Americana by 1978.
\
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QiWtations
From Autlwrs
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Reader <Jltarge• Vietnam WIU Be Forced on American People
. '
· Can Distort
~yj)NtY J.HARRis)
"You · remember what Shatespeare
said about that?" remarked the man
across the dinner table -and proceeded
to quote a line from "Macbeth,'' which
be had recently seen.
But Shak~:""''t Sil it -one of his dramatic • ctin cftd. rar 1rOni
g a piece of tho
playwright's wladom,
hiJ was a sentiment
be put in the mouth
of a character be
evidenUy disliked.
When we take the
trouble to quote
an author (generally
in order to boi.ter
our opinion of eome-
thing), we bave a duty to know whether
the author was 1peaklng in bis own voice.
Otherwile, ,.. nm the risk of distorting
bis vien.
It Is eitremely clifflcult, for Instance,
to know what SbUespeare bimlelf
though! about any fUndamental Q!!ellioo.
His genius lay in his ability fl> place
himself into a tbolJsand mlndl ud
hearts, to take one position after another
and make It sound plausible and sinceu.
'l1l1S JS WHY, for centuries.
Shakespearean students have quarreled
about the "real" Shakespeare -some
claiming him as an aristocrat, othen as
a democrat, some u a religious man,
olhers as an athellt, and so on do.wn the
line. There Is no relOlving these disputel
-even his privately printed sonnets do
not reveal the full man to us.
The way en author 1eels about ·our at·
tributing scntimentl.to him tbat are ex·
prened in bis ficllGil -llroucbl out bf
Colla Mesa bike shops CID laaue
bike -for Newport Beach, but nol for Colla Mesa. Cln't our
city hall make a similar arrange-
ment?
-R.M. ,.,.,. .....,. ~ ,......... ............ ----..... "" -··· · . ._ .................... , .... Deltr ......
W. S. Gilbert In a trial for libel just
~.the 111111 f)( the ..... ,. He ..... Cll
the wilness atand .. the plalntllf, and the
defense lawyer quoted a statement fn>m
one of Gllberl'~plays. tryiDji to obow that
Gllberl ""'~nv believed Iba GpllCllite of
what be-~ Cll the lland. •
"llU!D w1l:liB TBS words," Gilbert
retorted, \1of a character in my plq.
They were DOI my wordl. 1 wrote them,
but I do llOI bold myself rnponalble for
anythq a fictloall character happens to
say." '
More ncenUy, I rue! the statement of
a confirmed bachelor who quoted
D1lraeU u saying, "Every woman should
mairy, ad DO man." But Disraeli
blmoell (a happily married man) oever
said tbll; be limply put ii Into the mouth
ol a dtarad« In cne ol bis novel!. His
own feellnp _.. quite the oppoolte; be
WU known U the molt devoted buaband
A MORE FRBQVENr kind of literary
distortion consllta ln taklnr a fUDC1111
line and Ignoring what come1 after It.
Kipling'• "East la East and West is West,
and never the twain shall meet," 11 a
clusic example. We U!e it to justify
baaic differences between East and
Well; but the point of the whole poem
WU precisely the revene -Kipling WU
saying tblt two men of character and counce have much lo common, even thoucb &bay come fn>m different parts of
the ~ You may quot. me oo that.
When ·Land Runs Out ...
After 300 years.-ol footloose expansion
across the continent, !be U.S. reluctanily
I• beginning to rea1iu that ii sofftn
from a land shortage. Tbere stW Is plen-
ty of room out Where the deer and the antelope play, but In the .,... sur-
rounding the major cltlel, there simply io
no1 enough staodJDs room to ..,.
commodaln all tho -'• and the focillUes -1e need to live and work el·
fectlvely.
For yean, developen of both mlden-
li&I and commerd&I == have solved the problem 111 more
Isn't It the Truth!
By CARL RllL&T Ja. .
JI WU pOlitla, nol lildmlry, that
ushered In the Ap of Oboolnceoce. 1'1111-
llclam were the llnt Americana who sold
their ...... with the expectation that the
........,., ww1d -e!IOUlb tllrow them
away to try 101De othen.-
•tct Ille ,,,..., ,,..,.,.
-l.ogal-
No man II .-a maid! lar a -befon bo lllllTioa -11111 bo 1111'1 mr
ai,w either. And !bat G11o1aa w111
tbere .... -more woll-pieuoll old laolleo
-~old--·w-G1w11t,,., ~1<111 -.I. SIW U.... loltgcr.•
-Dicdotoorr Of OpjRioM
' and more-W the natural foaturu ol tho •
IandlClpe Tber bave taken mr tho
wetliDdo, llDed In lbt paodl, planed down
tbe blJll, put the llrelml In pipes. Now
the nation ls beginning to rea1iu that lhlt
stratqy not only bas coaverted the cities
Into mlle ,.. mile of oqualid brick and
upbalt but allO bas wiped out the plant
and animal Ufe that ~ the natural air
and .. -,..,.,.... In balanco. The rlty d...U... Utmlly does not bave enough
roam"'~
TBS ONLY AN8WEll II the obvlouo
cne. The U. 8. mllll develop elfoctlve coabola ,.. llDli ,., and H DDt bapt
plann ..... a ncloaal bull, not town .,,
town .. """ ~ .,, CN1ty. Good
pteintos will -Ida far -and .,.__.. II wW .._ pcwlda tor """""""' ... ...,,1,. ... -fl)
-tM -ol - -... lor lo---"' -ate labo. and far ........ bit ti 11111111 6lcllttill Midi
.. -plaatl ............. It wW
deal wilb the ....,.. ... -11111 ecoloclca1 orpniam, not .. bits and
plecea.
,,. aallcn la a P"lafldI7 loos Wl1 -tltla WI et ~.1111 II bu .. llmo
to .. =lllNd. A !Int llep -be ... "' adoDt la. 1181!7 ». ,_.i -bllf, ... -. lbe
-'Ille ,_ bill -put
--ud lDllmace -llote a:-~-:S"".:.:::1.-::.
-be a pd -"' ... a bq!D-.....
·'Voters
To the Editor: .
It Is becomJng lncnuinslY clear that the ••secret plan" to md the war ~
ised 1n 11111 differed awe rn.n tliot
openly enunciated In 1114 by a _prealdoi>-
tial candidate who wu then defeated by
the widest mergin of votes in !he history
of our preaideritlal electiOOI.
The ooly maiof jobs yet 'tmac-
complisbed in the "open plan" of. 1964 are
the destructlOo of~tbe dikes and the J>IV•
Ing over of Vietnam with aspbaJt.
The voters turned away Iba war party
In 1IM and elected what Ibey mistakenly
took to be the peace party ("We will
never send Ameri~ boys • • .").
Reoogni%ing their error, the voters turn-
ed away the war party in 1968 and again
elected what Ibey mlslakenly look to bo the peace party.
• • • POK TOE TBIRD CllllleCUU .. Ume,
the war party pruenti ltaelf to the
voters as the real peace party. Lib the
walrus and the carpenter, Ila Ieadel'1!,
smOing with benlpity, talk ol Diaoy lhlnp wblle Ibey prooecute the .. _
plan" without lntemtption. V1'1nam wUI
be forced upon the American people,
ri8ht or wrong, like it or DOI.
We are told we must conUnue the war
to defend our booor. Loot 1gain it what
we bave -In •I-.: the double-deallnc that led to the ..... lnaticin of
the [llems, tbe lion In the Gull of
TGakin, slaughter of DOIHmlbalabts in
an1er to ave them, the atlempted 11t1p-
...-of the truth al My Lal, the
secret employment of Asian mercenaries
pold by the American tupayer to fight
for their own self detennination, the in-
stallation and support of a dictator as our
ally in the south, the apparent sup-
, pre&don of the troth involving direct
diJobedience of orders by a general of·
fleer (Lavelle), the apparent widespread
falslflcation of military reports, cor·
rupt.lon, drug addiction, mutJny in the
ranks, and the list is merely a random
ilemlzatton of press cllppiop.
WHOEVER IT IS labelling thio record
as borxnble, a record wo.rtlly of our
defeme, acts from a point ol view alien
to the principles Americans have always
fought to defend. It Is a record not made
defensible but mon. r<pr<benslble by juslifYlnc It as inlllal<cf by the other
aide; ln no way are we VJetnamese.
lnltitut.ions of whatever kind managed
under such · an ethic inevitably fail,
government institutions, historically, not
ei:cepted. We cannot taie seriously tbe
assertion that a foreign policy founded
upon such an ethJc will leaU to lasting
peace In the world. On the conlnlry, It
will further pollOo International relaUons
and bring on more of the kinds of
desperate acts wblch the world now ao
appallingly wime-.
Old Glory bas always bffll a proud
clean fl1g. She bas flown before the
peoples of the -Id not u a threat but
an nample. She bas hffll an bonfst fllf.
And the natlooal character ol lbt
American people bas -fUndamaitaUy dece>L
The -.S hid better cet It right tblo
Ume ud DOI let Im !Df'k a lurnilltl
point toward the Vlctn1mluUon of.
An:trlca.
W. B. ANDERSON
Bw Ge.rte ---.
Dear Gear(e:
Could ""' teD me the name ol tbe
man who perfected the 1JpOw1 lter?
D.Y.
Deir D.Y.:
Nlbxdy, I'm urry Ix say. In
fact, I'm calllnr that fnl ,...,
-Typewriter -buk llrlt lhllli ~ the momtnc.
I
\
Had Better Get With Itr1 ·
on -1howlng the Soviets that he first com.pus beading and other L
MAILBOX
Letter1 from readen are tDtlcomt'.
NormaUv writera lh°ould convev their
meuage1 in 300 word.I or U1s. The
right to cmadtue letter1 to fit space
or elimfnaU libel U reserwd. AU
ltttt'rs mu.rt include signature and
mailing addrea:1, but 11Df'MI mGV be
withM!d on requf!st if IUJficWnt
re4!on ii apparent. Poetf'l/ toUI not be
pubUsh<d.
'Schmits Needed NOtD'
To lbe Editor:
The ,.al threat to the Republican Psr-
jy was shot and Is oow out ol the nm-
nlng, and the McGovern vs. Nixon Cim-
mlck has emeried as a IUperbly
engineered packlge of duplicity plolled
to throw tho -to Nixon 111 simple delault ol c1wacter and quality In the
Democratic Party. We lbould nol elect
Nixon, nor McGovern, tor two simple
reaaons:
(1) NIXON'S allpment with the bugo
eorporallcm matq IDCllleY on a no-win
war, and UI bocm-pocus with Red Oiina
and Soviet Ruaia make him unfit to
repreoent the ~e In the best lnte....ts
of the United States.
(2) McGovem, with his rag-la( rabble
on the far left, his political opportunilts
&II around him, bis wild promises and
generaJ incompetence, is likewise unfit
for s~ a big job.
SO WHAT'S LEFT? Sclnnitz? Now just
a cotton plckin minute, and don 't Jet the
brainwash show. John Schmllz, lhc
newcomer 11 n..eded now to oppose the
two polltlcal gianll who pose as a two-
party l)'llem while In truth they are but
ooe, and to revi•e the two-party system
as It should be. So don't waste a single
vote. Give the real oppolition a break.
Vote American th:la: time.
MILT BASHAM (Democrat)
Realb .. , ResponslftlHtv
To the Editor:
Gov. George Wallace has proved hi1
Point. Now he's doint America a great
service by not running as the AIP can-
didate. A two-man race brings McGovern
a worse defeal -resulting In a lhift
aw.,-from McGovern 's policiet.
If Governor Wallace were to nm and
the three candidates were to come out
nearl7 even, McGovern would claim
dominant popular support, much u he
did after some Democratic prlmarlea.ln
1111 Governor Wallace alpboned off
el¥IUfh votes so tbal Humphrq took
Tuai. .
THIS IS AN opportunity to articulate
the lsMs and to accent the differences
in phlloeopby. Most voters r e a c t
l<l(IOOllbty l/: (!) they fully undentand
the Jaaueo and (2) they ,,.. no thrut to
their economic or pbyslc&I oecurlty w to
their dlJnity.
No ooe ca.nd;date la all good or aD bod.
Bjlt l«Di are clesrlJ more realiltlc and
lwpooliblo Lban otben. On many -.
the diflerenceo bitween Nixon and
McGovern are enormous.
McGovem lrreoponllbty a-.ia to Ibo war fears of dralt..,o youthe.
McGQVERN CLAIMED that bombq
lhe Nortb and mlnlng Helphoor -
would get us Into wsr with Ruiala. But
Nixon went lo 1liJssla whlle tllil wu 1oln1
wouldn't be their plt!y. Since McGovern matters.}
tnsiltl on letting the Communists have "Housekeeping?"
South Vietnam, wants to draatlcally cut .. Yes, get squared away."
defense spending .and llves in fan-In other words, these com
tasyland: how would we fare if he their pilots are jeopardizing th
represented us In Moscow ? , Into law euitl, •nd possible loss -"ancf.
McGovem originally proP-0$ed Sl,000 ing rightl .because the 'housek
for each U.S. citizen. But the people on comes lint. \ -
lower incomes strongly rejected this ii\-M. A. STUR<IES
come-redistribution. appeal for their
votea.
NIXON WOJlll:D lo change the
SUpreme Court from "liberal" and "ac-
tlvilt" to strict constructionist and
finner with criminals. Nixon dldn'I back
a nominee 1000 percent one day 1 then
look for a way to 'dump him the next
when the going got rough . McGovern
wants to "rellberalize" the Supreme
Court.
Nixon pushed for more Negro con-
strucUon jobs, larger federal programs
for developing bJack buslnesuJ and more
blacks in eovernment jobs. N i x o n ,.peated!J ~ Involuntary busing of
school children. Nixon la strone against
dlscrlmlnalion. And be prefers abllily
and merit over the fixed.quota system.
McGovern champions forced busing.
NIXQN RAS RAD some 11UCCe11 slow-lnl Inflation without cruling mwlve
unemployment. McGovern'• apendlnc _..would feed lnllaUon, ralae tueo
and do UIUe to brighten the employ-
ment picture.
Both dislike the ... a1t1>y avoiding tue1
through loopholes. To create jealousy
against tho oucce..rul and to Inflame
blocks with many votes against blocks
wlth few votes, McGovern advocates
repressing those who create jobs. Nixon
wanta a climate favorable tor industry to
create more jobs.
Let's move In the direction of realism
and re1ponslbllity.
LEONARD WRIGHT
.Jet 'Boasefceeplng'
To the Editor:
The writer commen<ed flying in 192.I
(Santa Monica Clover Fleld); 1917 bouibt
bis llnt plaoo (WWI Oirtlaa 'Clnuck');
1128 fin mWtuy aircraft for dlvenion
in WWII. ,
Wu COU111el ~ U.. late Paul Mantz,
and I well .. member the public rejoicing
when Air-Cal started operating with the
prop-jet l«klleed Elec:tru.
Now everyone ts mad and wants to
freeze out tho jets. Truth Is the airlines
are their own Wofll ..nlet.
, l can't count the number of times I've
flown out of 8anta Ana with AJro<:&I jeL•.
I do remember the oteep angle of climb.
"G" ton:e ao a:reat one couldn't get out
of bis 1eat If he tried.
I UVE IN THE Bluffs, one of the
areu of complaint, and on countless oc-
culons aet:n but hardly heard, jet5 come
In for landings.
At I undentand It, planes are auppooed
to vector to go out over the upper bay to
the ocean. They aren't doing ii. They are
foing GUt over our Itel which Is wtD
over a D\lle from the oeun.
I put tbll quuUoo to a fri<nd who WU
chief Dllot for and now -rice pruident of
ooe of the nWor airlines.
"Is there iJl1 reuotJ Wl\Y tbeae pilots
havinc acl>leved safe alUtude on ·max'
powor couldn't ,_ down and lhrotlle
down until over the ocean?"
"HO UAION AT ALL"
''Tben why don't they do ii!"
"They want to l't their 'llousebepin(
dime."
(Tills means bandllng the landing gear
and Oaps, 1et1in1 the autopliol for the
To the~: ,.,.
Dr. Dorotl>y Whipple, In ID article In
,Stm=~~~
She streued the ,/eea. '8i'li. '"81
oul of the -tndo 1111 •tbt ..,. derworld l/ we want their ..,.._ to
slop. She. aaya '!VY 1'w eool huolQ
clinics WMioF !ho u.i;. . .......-ent lhould
se:I the heroin or an)'lhlni else they will
accept at a 1ow cost that enablu the
person to continue working boneaUy.
The more we stress the JKD1ltlv1 llwa
the higher the profit goea for the Ul)I
derworld heroin sellers. Do all you want
to help the potential addicts avoid ad-
diction with education, but protect the
majority of Amerie1na from the opera-
tions of the underworld, which iii tumtnc
more thlll a half million ~
1galn!t m to feed their habit, b1 Ulnc the prollt out from Uilder :. tbil
market. . l:
ENGLAND WENT ln>rn 90 reil~t<I
addicts to ..... 1,200 In the last l yean
In a populaUcm of 15 mlllJ..,; W boft
ove< 500,ooo addicts. rorret · Ibo
fools who 1tari the habit and Ibo
underworld'• ability to sell hero at a
high profit. When the underworld can no
longer get the high profll, they Will slop
pwing out free samples of herqll. Thl1
wit dry up the templnlion from Ibo fools.
I'm sure the underworld wints the
drutlc punitive law.. against . fieroln,
wblch used to sell for 50 cents to cfrul
stom, so that their victims ,will be
driven to them and their high pri..,. We
can ooly l1llpeCI that polillclans Id. .,me
Wtanct1 may be advocating ~ laws
at the urging ol the underworld.
I ACCEPT AS TRUTH tbe ~ of one oarcotlcs officer that ift..
vestlgaUoo of top drug deale his
state was stopped cold by bis atate
!enator. The senator ente...i ~~
and said the investtcatlon was toJ.•im-
mediately. It did. An addict wxffto a doci-
tor's care can support bimaelf. W~ 1
low cost soorce of heroin , the ~
prey on tbe public.
I urge that docto1> be autborliild to
treat heroin addicts wilb legal hllil>ID u
well u other drup and lbuo ,ncmc.
crime in America. ••
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More .Bombs Foun·d
llJ''nla~Pm·
Jllare <11"1ope ~ ad-I
-Ii> hraelb 'were 111> I
.. .-and diunned In
Europa today and polie< oo
Ile~ llnl<ed up to foil
a mus murder plot againlt lft•M! diPlomats and officials.
1 ~ ~ Israel's deputy
1X'ettlter, warned In Jerusalem lfilll'bO Mlddle East goven> ;,
m~. even a!l far away as fr,'
organization which reportedly
threatened such an attack
alter Ila ooalaughl •Cainll
!Jraeli athletes al the Munldl
Olympics.
London'• aprawling postal
network wu sifted for more
envelope bombl like 1.bt---
lhat ldlled an Israeli diplomat
In his office Tuesday. As -as 17 -perhaps even more -
could be awaiting delivery.
Two bomb pacl<ag.. wen
intercepted in Switzerlad IDd
suspicious packages wen, balJ..
ded over lo polke In J!efPnn.
Two deadly envelopes were
found in Paris Tue!day.
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ERS PLt!A -G.
Gordon L i d d y leaves·
Vl1.S. District Court In
. Washington after plead·
Wd I f-. ~ 20. 1972 •
Agnew Tellis ln~ti§pif!)i( ..
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JJyFlJllnto W• te
WASHINGTON (AP) -Two menl, '!l\tldaJ nighl would them by USDA officials and
, full""81e IOvatigalions -ona aay Clllly lhal •a ~ • ~ ~, ·
lif{Gre .lbe .<!loct/oo, one al· review of the 111111«.1 .. 'red' )lf',...u..ci Democrats
terwanl -bRve b... prom-lo bf. Vleo Presidelll Apw ii apltJlll!DI Ina!-~bouf 1111
llled In lbe 1!9Calalilll d!lpu1e -woy." · daol. .
ova"wlloatalestolheSov" • AD ,'ll>wa ne-nt, "BeP· '11io'R!;.aaidAcneC.
UgloJt.~~ _ ~Nf!!Sml~~milldallow ·.a~.mt_J11•,111 '
. The ~IJ!cllon , pr<\be by "'!bcommittao. invesllP!loo of Jli'8clleet ullil 'tbal his -
Ille FBI w.as . ~,by the. ~t. daol and broader alle!I by the~ to 1oo1:
VkePre1fdenU!pii<iT.AgneW', ~. no'1 Febr'uary ,..:,__,,,,lnlolhllni.tter lo
wlllle campalgnJng Tuesday In · .lfta' ~ passion of·electlcn> ";""""ti"' •
Mlnnoapolla. In !set, be said, year politics bu passed." l!ivesllple the proflll! of these
"lhal Investigation Is In prog-Al a Minneapolis -coo. ·big· lflllll"aporters that you ~" at President Nixon'• ference, Agnew 88ld jhal Nix· ·ref• •tO Ill ,.. whelhef
.onlen. .. . OD order<I! t:r.i FBI probe, lo ~ ~. lateD iny undue
IAILYIUTS
l . . . •' . CFly O~r Legs)
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f.11>!~. would be immune from
r,tal!ltloo for Arab terrorism. "71 1~. not. saying when, W~e' and how -but we will
hif'\o1ente tem>rism," Allon ~· at a luncheon ! 0 r ·~n. Israel in the past bai"'fccUaed Llbya and lraq,
u :.we11 as nolgbbors Syria,
Lebanon and EllY]ll, of arming
.~."~ing terrorlstl.
EVEN IN FAR awaf Jirael
ltseU, tbe lives of Glficlab
were at risk. Police lifd two
bomb letters bad beeri ' -to
two leading government of~
ficials.
Ing not g 11H l ·Y to
charges of breaking
i n to Democratic Na.;
lional Headquarters.
But the FBI said It had answer suclt questiGns as pi:oflt, dlU! to any miaiJ1.
received no .mtrucUons to whether major grain , ex.. 1ormaµoo or l m· pr 0 per 1 y
look Into the mailer. A porters r<(eived ind beoelltecl , revealed lnfonnatloo oo the
spokesman . for . Us ""°"t fn>iil '!d•ance 1.a le 1 lJ>. port of the federal go...,..
ageocy, the Justice ~· formation . ollleiedly . led. ·1o, Jl\00!.", 1----------'
.r>:tAJu.ma AN I 11r a e I i ' commentator in Tel
'ff ouggeatecl that Arab oil fJefcb are vulnerable.
l"""~~=ed
'tJ,1-aet, qne was rou:
med to the Israeli consul
"6nf::real today. Canadian
said It had been mailed
Ul't Tt ........
ARA B VICTIM -Syria
has arrested Maj. Rich·
ard H. Barratt, a U.S.
military attache to
American Embassy in
Jordan. Officials have
declined comment .on
reports Syria hoped to
exchange him for Syr·
ians held by Israel.
,from ~the Netherlands as the terrorists postiqgxfrom
. ~rf"8!jbeen. Amsterdam the (•:..,~ene. moUnted of a Netherlands. Pol , cted
.!!i.ijtlcale campaign by Arab the Black September guerrilla
All the llll!ptdod,Jllall had
Am>terdam pootniarb. ·
As Brllillh detectives O.W lo
Holland and Scotland Yard
organized a seaiich in London.
Infonned sodrces said the
police in Lon:don were working
against a Uit of 25 Israelis
who could have been targets.
Eight bomb letters have been
found . TM source refused to
go into details of the list or
say where they got It.
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'Break-.in'
Records
Destroyed
From Wire Services .
WASHINGTON -Numerous
records were destroyed at of. ~
fices of the Committee for ~
Re-election of · the President
following the break-Jn . ·at
Democratic offices on June 17,
·~ to sources quoted today In the Washington Poot
Two top campaign olliciall,
· :M~Govern Rap s 'Nutty' Poll s
And 'Lousy' News Columnists . Robret c. MardiaD and
Frederick La Rue, directed a
massive "housecleaning" in-
emphatJcally than ever the . Gallup' or Harris. I think they eluding ·the destruction of
findings of recent polls show-make these things up in the records pertinent to the case,
ing him far behind President backrooll15 somewhere." the newspaper qooted sources
,COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -
ot bad news, Sen.
rge McGovern has at-
cked what he tenned"nut-
" public-opinion polls and
'lousy" newspaper col-
~ni!ts.
The ·Democratic presidential
o m 't ,i e e njected more
I
as saying. Niyon. 111 think the polls are a And he described some con-Mardian was an assistant
lot of rubbish," he said Tues-servatlve n e w s p a p er col-attorney general b e for e
day. "I don't know where they umnists, whom he wouldn't joining President Nixon's conduct these polls. I've never · talked to an American Who's name, as JOusy, bitter, campaign committee as
ever beeli polled, by either Dr. par an old, despicable, ob-1__:po_u_1_1c_a1_coo_r_d_ln_a_to_r._~__;=====
ooxious propagandists who are
consistently wrong and who ,.
Mite nothing good about any
candidate more liberal than
Genghis Khan. j greked, War
l ;Eeonserva,tive Tops
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TODAY Mc G 0 VE R N
made two new proposals to in-
crease Soclal S e c u r i t y
payments, favoring f u II
benefit!: for widows and an iD-
Dlled Pm• Interaallonal
ctory In Brooklyn Tuesday
Rep. John Rooney over
Lowenstein, architect
"dump JohMOn" move-
ot Dead
.: Uganda . ' ~INGTON (AP) -U.S.
or Thomas P.
will seek an ex-
Ion for a shooting in-
in Uganda in East
that left one former
Peace Corps
teer dead and another
ment In 1968, highlighted a day
of pcimary and runoff elec-
tions in. New York,
Massachusetts, Oklahoma and
Washington State.
Rooney, a conservative
Democrat who has spent 28
years in the House, has been a
consistent supporter of the
Vietnam War. He defeated
Lowenstein in New York's
June primary, but a rerun was
ordered by the courts.
In another raCe ·Where the
Vietnam war was a pivotal
issue, John Kerry, spokesman
for Vietnam Veterans Against
the War, won the Democratic
nomination for Congress in
Lowell, Mass.
DEMOCRATIC congress·
(cA~P AIGN •iz)
crease in the amount of
outside 1 n c o m e pensioners
mey earn without reducing
benefits.
He spool the nlghl In the
mansion of Ohio Gov. John
Gllllgan. Sen. F.dmund S.
Muskie of Maino was aclledul·
ed to join McGovern at a~
pearances today In northern
New Jersey and Philadelphia.
Tuesday, McGovern told
students and faculty a t
Chicago's ·largest Rom an
Catholic achool that be favors
income-tax credits for parents
or parochial -and private -
school students. And h e
delivered his standard political
talk to. a rain-dampened atreet
crowd in Milwaukee and
airport-rally crowds In Flli11.
Mich., and Columbus.
I
euu-s sr-oNp. .
Sportier this ,..r: . . Heavr..tr. '
Yet surpriainqly eaq:to.~. Even if JO.I
order the new awtvel bQClet IN.ts. -
Cutiau Supreme Oi>bmade'l!ardtop
Coupe U~). Mm d a little
limoutine than ever. You Ollln·l90 it in the JonM.I
roalline end new -lllde·w1J>:fow1. Y°" "°" feel
it In the spadoul, qwl\ interior. And even in the _
ride we've patterned after our bigr;Jer Oldsmobiler.
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Looklqf« ......... lo
go, oomelhln« to do? No <111
gt. .. you belle' tips than tho '
WEEKENDER. 11'1 ~
eel ,...., Friday In the i>Al-LY IPILOT. ·, :·.
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·Uy-imeinnijured, the State
M ..-need lrere.
e former volunteer, tden-
Tuesday as L o u i s
of Houston. Tex., was
woman Louise Day lUcks, an
early and staunch foe of bus-
ing, won renomination to her
House seat in the Massachu-
setts primary.
Dorn Orders
Fire Tra ining
Delta II Ylithan&rNl'ile llll8tS\lSllllSOlltof·lllnn'$W11!'
JI~ !raveling towar<' · · on Sepl 17 alter
-. out In the coun-
try. A companion, Robert
Freed of Madison, Wis., an-
other former volunteer, was
sligbllv lajured and later r ..
leased'. · ·
St.ate Department press or-
ficer Charles Bray said the
pair bad been stopped lwice
on Ille road but allowed lo coo.
tlnue befdre they were shot at.
lie sald the altack apparenUy
wu not directed at Americans
u such, and that Ambassador
Melady .,Intends to seek ex·
planaticn."
Rooney claimed an early
victory and vowed he wouid be
•'batk in Washington tomor·
row,'' representing his
Brooklyn district. But Lowen-
stein would not formally con·
cede.
Rooney and Lowenstein each
charged that delays in poll
openings had hurt his chances
and a federal judge ordered
some polls to remain opep
past tbe normal closing time.
Complete b u t unofficial
returns gave Rooney 15,488
votes to L<lwenstein's 13,0'11.
CapltaJ New~ simce
LOS ANGELES-Im-
mediate training of Lo J
Angeles County road d~
ment persormef as tittfigb(mg
crews bas been ordered by
Chairman Warren M. Dorn of
the Board of Supervisors.
Fire and road depar:tments
have developed ·a program to
11'aln and Jiit %1 road labo.ms,
56 matntellance men and nine
road leadmen as crews in
emergency watershed f J re
situations.
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