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Three young giris,took .advantage of1 a nice day at JlocV P!>Y!t in
Corona de! MarMonday,•trolicking lh !hi 6().degre9 waw. • -
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, Guillotine: Blade 'Fttlf,s ,
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On 2 French Mu.rderers
. PARIS (UP!J ~ Two ooovicted
._ .. , ..,. of them aaylng he"1loptd
lo be u. •w ~ man lo die In Fnillce, • ._.. beheaded by the pillollnc , / la!lal' In the llrat capilal punlslrnint car-
rlild .. -"""1denl 'Gecq;O l'bm-pldou fllpli _ofl!ce !!!Ol'9 !!!In tine ,.... .... .
An olflclal 111atement aald Claude Bui-
' let, •r al Jqor Bonlel\IJllc O, ditd at dlnm.m Ibo ~<lid t:o S.nle Jail lit ' ~ ,. ___.. .
'1111 -weri ......_i lo deatll for dtlttlll· lbe -II of ttro boll•• la a .,..,riot. '
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wllllDOI UemllUDC or ~ '181ble
•"'-· Bolh re!Uled a IUI paol ,_Cd I dpftlte.
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hid flllen -March 119, one month
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Judge Puts .. Farr
·.Baek Into Jail
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LOS ANGELES (UPI) -"Have you
changed your mind about answering the
questions?" the judge inquired.
"I have not, your honor," the reporter-
replied.
. "YotJ are remanded."
Superior eoort Judge Olarles H. Older,
calling him a '"martyr without a cause"
in' a bitter, face-to-face exchange Mon--
day, thus climaxed -•n 18-montb Jegal
Arizona Court
Aw:ards. 'Social'
Damage to Wife
PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) -The Arizona
Supreme Court has ruled that women, as
~ll as meo,·can collect damlges if~
husbands can no longer provide intimate
aervices becauae of an Injury suffered
thn>ugh negligenc. oo the par! of a third
penon.
·Under Aiilona« 1aw, consort I um
damages previously could be coUected
only by the lliaband.
A . woman Supreme Court justice,
l.oma Lockwood, wrote the unanlmous
declslan Monday Involving Mr. and Mrs.
Glen BJ'lldlmw, injured in an auto ac-
cident tint ,..... ago.
Tbe Br~ won a $280,000 Jude·
-· 1rm1 Ibo city of Glendale, ""°" tendq the ICddtnt wu caUled by an
unrurbd dirt mound built by the city.
However, Mri. Bradshaw aid the
all't0l81:t wu awarded only for brain
damage her -oulfered and claCm· ed she allo wu entitled lo conaorllum
4amaCe1. The Supreme Court action reveraed a
lo-court declllon and aent the cue
back 1o super1or Court 1o c1e1mn1ne bow
-Ibo WGIDlll DOuld be awenled.
Tax u,idita Beaten
SACllAllENTO (AP) -A plan of 111-
<llme ... mdltl 1or·,...1s who .....
-chlJdnii to pri\oole ecbooil WU kll!.
..S -, by Slaate Flnlnco Coal-
-· The pi_.. by Aaemblymml Leo McCarlby (J).Soa Ftancilco), ,_
Ibo Ibo~ June 311. II failed on a
~ Flnanct Commlllel 'IOte.
... slruggle over lbt conflicting rights of
rep>rters and Judi .. by oenilng W'illiam
T. Farr lo jail, lo remain Indefinitely.
The -Judge otdered 'the Loe· Angeles
Times newiman to remain in jail until
Farr agrees to reveal the names of two
lawyers who were the source of a story
about plans by the lnfalDOWI Charlie
Manaon Family to murder celebrities.
Farr'1 attorney new today to San
Fnmciaco and a s k e d the California
Supreme Court to order Farr-'1 release
without ball until Jt considers a habeas
corpus peUtlon filed tsst Tuesday.
The petition contended the habeas cor-
pus challenge to Older's action railed
"grave and important conslitutional
questions" not considered or determined
in previoua court reviews.
The attorney also uked permission to
file a supplemmt lo the bahtti ...,,.,
action with "new and additional
grounds" based on the Monday hearing
before Older.
Under the l<nnl o1 his sentence !0<
contempt of court, Farr could remain In
jail until ht either anrwers the question
or lmW Older leaves the bench. That
could be the rest of either man's life.
In otndln( Farr lo jaU, the judge com·
plained that 10me news stories of his
long struggle wilb lbt report<r II.all been
"unlrlle and unfair and unbecoming of a
respomlble news media." He said he
particularly look IAue wilb Ldtie11ces he
was carrytnc: cm· a 1'penaaal vendltta ''
agalnlt Farr.
"In a very real leMe, the predicament
In which Mr. Farr finds bimsoll tod1y Is
of hit own tnUloc," the Jnde'·uld. ,
"II a_,. 'lo' the ·cwrt at Ibis tlme
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J ealow Hruband
'Fixer-Ph:one Firm
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SAN RAFAEL (UPI) ~A jellaUI 00.
band w11 emfln<d btrt on chlrl" of "'""inl le~ """Ivers out of publlr
phone boolba.
Walter P. Harper, IZ, lold Marin eoun-
ty lherlll'I dtpitJts Mondey he Vlll-
daliled lhe -btcalllO bis wife ran
oil wllb a ~ ~ Compony
employe.
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RETUR NING TO JAIL
Newsm1n Wiiiiam Farr
New port Su rfers
Find Brunette's
Body on Beach
'J'he partlally clad body oL a young and
pretty brunette was foond washed ashore
by surfers in West Newport this morning.
Newport Beach police said they have
not been able to identify the woman and
they don't know how long she bad been
dead. Waves carried ber ashore at 39tb
Street Beach· about 1:15 1.m.
Police said then wu no immediate
sign of foul play. "The body bad aand
and water aJI over It and It wu a tittle
hard lo tell" laid Del. ; set. Ken
Thompoon. •
The Orange County Coroner was tnlled
i.rnmecfiately and an fuvestigator was ex·
aJajning the body al PadUc View
Mortuary ln Corona del Mar late ttii1
mo ming.
He declined any comment on the caUR
of dealb, or bow long the ......, bad
been dead, pending completion .t ao
autopsy. 1
"The cold and the turbuleoc:o of the
~ is a prtserving factor,'' Sgt.
Thompson said. "It malla K very h.-.rd
to tell."
Police were scoorlng the WOil Newport
area today. knocking on doon lo try lo
detcmtine if anyone WIS milllna.
Sgt. Don Burdsall said lmmtdlote Ide!>
(Ste BOOV, Pip I)
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10,000 Set
For First
Six Months
From Win Stnlcel
W ~HINGTON -No one will be
drafted into the armed forces In Jamary
and the lotal draft for the lint sis;
months of 1973 will be Jess than 10.000,
Defense Secrelary Melvin R. Laird said
loday.
Thal would make the tolal draft for
fiscal year 1973, which ends June JO,
about 50,000. I
The draft Is scheduled lo txplre -
30.
Laird said he anticipated no proWlm
filling active duty forces after U. .e
with volunteers .
However, he said, if Congrta dill mt
approve enlistment bonuses for tba Na-
tlooal Guard and the resenea, &here
might II.ave lo be a special --June 30 to k e e p reserve fOl'Clll .. tD
strength.
The reserves and Guard 1n aboUt
4$,000 men short of 1ulborlsed lllrqtb.
Laird said inductions will be tprUd out
bet'ween February and June 30.
At an UD8Cheduled news conference,
lhe secrtlar)' aald be WU eoafldmt of a
smooth tranattJon· lo .. alkolllll1otr
Army but said he still expected -dlf.
ficullitl In r=uillng enough mm for !be
National Guard and 8-...,. the
(See DRAFT, Page I)
Wutloer
lt'U ht !al« apln loday, with
aligbtly cooler temptr•lurs alooc
the OrlQlt Coast. lllgbs In the
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Nixon NameS Richardson Defense Secretary;
CAJIP DAVID Md. (UPI) -President
NiJon lnlllated fui "new b<oom" policy
todly by llllJlln( Elliot L. Rlchardion to
he defenae aecrellry In his second-term
Cabinet and bud&et director Caspar W.
Weinberger, a Californian, to succeed
RJcbardioo as secretary of Health,
Eduoatlon and Wellare .
Nixon lllo anoounced that Roy Ash, a
califomia businessman and an adviser
on government reorganlza tiqn, will take
Weioberger's place as directbr of the Of.
fice of Management and Budget.
Tbt major Cabinet reshufile was trig-
China Rips
U.S., Vows
Hanoi Aid
By UaUed Prtss Int.ernatlonal
Chinese Premier Chou Errlai has
11severely condemned" the' United Slates
for failure to sign a cease-fire .agreement
in North Vietnam and pledged continued
suppart to the Hanoi regime, Hanoi
Radio rePorted today. r
'Ibe statement came as Communist
sources in Paris reported North Vietnam
signed a new military aid agreement
with China while marking time in the
""'iied peace negollatioos and Is
diacualng further aid wlth Moecow.
Tbe negotiations between presidential
adviser Henry A. Kissinger and Hanoi's
Le Due Tho resume ntit Mooday alter a
nine-day suspension.
Kissinger conferred twice Monday with
President Nil.on and is expected to fly to
Paria this weekend for more meetings
with the Communiats.
Radlo Hanoi again accused the Unlted
states today of lndlscrlmlnate bombing
attacks on North Vietnam.
"U.S. -bo and sheUs killed and
wounded many civilians, destroyed many
homes and properties of the people and
many cultW'al and ecooomicaJ facilities
of the DemocraUc Republic of Vietnam,"
~ radio said.
Both Sll.<on and llanol were taking ad-
vanlqe of the lapee to lmprvve their
barpJnJiig poeitlolll.
Hoang Due Nba, President Nguyen Van
Thleu's clooelt poltUcal adviser, flew to
Paris Wider strict aecrecy lo help
supervise the new secret t.alk.s, and
Npyen Phu Due, another personal Thieu
envoy, wu meeting with NlxCll on
W-y.
All indications were the talks were
snagged on Hanoi's refusal and Saigon's
demand that North Vietnamese troops be
removed from South Vietnam.
North Vietnam... Deputy Foreign
Minister Nguyen Co 'nlacb was en route
lrom Parts to llano! lo report to the rul-
ing Politburo oo the Ktsainger t a I k s
whlcb .,.... b.-oft Satunlay.
A Hanoi delegation beaded by Le
'Iba.ob Nghi, a North Vietnamese vice
premier, coocluded an agreement in Pe-
king -Y Wider wbldi OJJna will sup-ply economic and mililary aid to North
Vietnam Jn IV/3 free ol charge, sources
said.
The Hanoi team is negotiating a
slmllar tnemloo of Soviet aid into next
year, the sources saJd.
China and Russ.la are the main sup-
pliers of war material and economic a.id
to North Vietnam. Moscow has supplied
Hanoi with both conventional infantry
equipment plus sophisticated weapons
such as SAM ground-to-air missiles and
MIG fighters, and has trained North
Vietnamese crews in their handling.
Diplomatic sources in Paris reported
earlier that both Peking 3Dd Moscow
urged moderation when Le Due Tho stop-
ped off there recently on a trip to Hanoi
lor negotlat!Ofl.ll with his government. But
tbe COmmuni.st statemen~ in Paris today
indicated China, at least, might be grow-
In( lmpaUent with Washington.
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gered by the long antlclpated ....i,natlon
ol Melvin R. Laird u bead ol the
Defense Department.
Nixon also has another Immediate
Cabinet v~cancy to nu. created by the
resignation of George Rom:iey Monday
as secretary or Housing and Urban
Dtvelopment.
A new HUD secretary is expected to be
named sborlly -perhaps Wednelday
when the White House said further ap-
pointments would be announced by the
President.
Richardson, 52, and Weinbe.rgu, 55,
have been In tbe ~ -since the outlet lli 119.
Asb, 54, baa ·-... -ol Llllolt lndustriel and In lllt -tapped by the
President to -1111 Adl'bor7 CounclJ on Government Reqrg•nlzlt\on.
Nixon's prw eecretary, Ronald L.
Zlegler aMOunced the cbang ... He said
!hey were "part ol the Praldeot'1 broad
plan to bring fresh perspective and new
vitaUty to the secoDd four yean of b1s
administration.
''The President feels these three men
will be strong members ol an executive
Bringing In the Yule Log
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team that baa u Ill mandate llllWbW
about conslructlve cbanJe -cbanp that
will work -to bull~ a better Ule !tr all
AmerlcanJ, II Ziegler la.id,
Rlcbardson, a native of Massacbusatta,
waa undertecretary of state before being
named HEW secretary ln June, 1970.
Weinbergel first served Nixon as
chairman of the Federal Trade Com-
mission, then moved Into White Hoose
orbit ss deputy director of lhe Office of
Management and Budget under George
P . Shultz. When Sbulll WU aamed
UPI ~
~ ol tbe ,.,_.,,, WelDberpr
wu..-Mtod-. Laird'• cleporlure ls no tw'J'l'lse. lie
publlcly -ll>li ,..,. that he ~ bow OUI u clvilJan head ol. the na-tion'• -... OlllblW.-t at the end ol
Nlaoo'1 Orst !Mm.
Alh Jmpreaaed Nllm while servJnc u
bead ol the ._glllllsallon panel.
Zlejfler said th.at Ash woold dlvest
himself of any relaUonshlp with Litton
Industries as of Dec. 9. The firm is a ma-
jor government contractor.
The nomlnatloao were the lint major
Chief Hits
Aide's ]ob
In Los Al
' Charging linancial Irresponsibility, Los
Alamitos Police Chlel Roy J. Kundtz said
Monday he woold resign if lormer city
manager William Kraus w'ere rehired.
Kundtz' lllltemeot was baked by an
opeo letter l!OD1 the tos Alamitos Pollce
Asaoclation -w b I c h Includes all 25
police employs -strongly crlllcal ol the
deposed city mana1er and ol recent a~
lempls to recall the three councilmen
responsible !or bis ouster.
Kraus wu lorced to mlgn Oct. 11 by
~ Cbarl.. Loag, and Councilmen
Dale Kroeseo and Kenneth Miller who
said they _.. concerned about Krall!'
linancial management of the city.
At the'lollowlng City Council meeting,
the three men were served with letters of
iotent to circulate recall petttlolll apJnst
them.
In a similar move, backers ol the trio
banded recall notlcel to the two "" mainin( ... mcumen, Wll1lam Brown and
Charles Heil«. Both men bad acUvely
supported Kraus.
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to NVIJDP bis offldal family -ml lit-f
1eJltlon he llUIOllDCed lmmodlatelY after
bis landslJde .....iectloo Nov. 7. ~
Ile told newsmen at Camp Do¥td Milo-1 day he lnLerpreted bis blJ vk:l«)o a ,
01mandate lot chanie" to prevent hit sec--f
one! lenn admlnlslratlon lrom l'lllllllng 1
out of steam and coasting downhllL 1
Only two of NJ.ion's original JJl8 )
cabinet appointees remain -Secretary \
of State William P. Rogers and I
Tronsportlltion Secretary John Volpe. •
FARR •..
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become a martyr and he wantl to go to •
jail." ;
"I take that as a personal slur,'' '
replied Farr, saying it was not a cue of '
wanting to become a martyr, and the /
judge broke in with "martyr without a ~
cause." '
"It is a problem of persooal conscience :
and professiooaJ ethics, not for the ,
purpose of martyring." Farr said. "I'm •
the one Who knows and you do not.•• 1 In a dramatic courtroom confrontation. t
Older called back the o1J: attorneys -t
three prosecutors and three defense ,
lawyers involved in the sensational trial • ·
of Manson and his followen for the •
Sharon Tate murders. ~
Two of them, according to Farr, gave c.
him a transcrpt of police questioning of a 1 prospective witneu, thus violating the \
judge's gag order prohibiting attorneys 1 and others involved in -the case from ,
revealing infonnaUon to newsmen. 1
The transcript described plans by the \
Manson cult to murder celebriUes 8UCb I
as Frank Sinatra, Elizabeth Taylor, '
Richard Burton and others Jn groteoque I
ways. The plan.; were never revealed in
the trW testimony. i
Farr, then a reporter for the IAI l
Angeles Herald-Eumlner, publlabed the I
atory, promlslng hla source be would not
reveal hla ldenUty. :
The national Christmas tree, cut from the Medicine
Bow National Forest between Cheyenne and Lar-
amie, W)'Oming, a r r i v es at a railroad siding in
Washington and is hoisted from flat bed railroad
car lo a truck. The 75-foot Englemann spruce will
be erected at the Ellipse, behind the White House,
where it will dominate the annual Pageant of Peace.
In their opeo letter, a pp r o v e d
unanlmousfy Monday, the pollce IJ'OllP
said It Is "unalterably oppooed" to the
recall of any murllman 1*wbetblr U is
lnltiated by unknowln( -DOI In
J>('tl?Mkm of all the fllCb or any lftlUP
who would recaU In retalletlaa. ''
All sla lawyers previously denied uncla" •
oath belore Older th.at they provided
Farr with the story. 'll>ey lace perjury I
charges, and poalble jail sentences and •.
di>barmenl, u they ..... ldeDtlfiod. _,
Moaday, the judge apln\ uted each
man whether be bad given Farr the
transcript. All said they bad not. Olde.r
ul<ed them whether they -1d releuC
Farr lrom any obligatlon to pn>tecll'
them. AD said Farr bad no "legal, moral
or ethical" obligatioo to protect them.
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pres.sure of the draft is ended.
The secretary said the anned f'lrces
hoped to begin offering enlistment
bonuses lor the Guard and reserves by
Feb. 1 but Congress' failure to approve
this program will not make this possible.
Since the Pentagon began winding
draft calls down, enlistments Jn the
reserve forces have fallen drastically.
Laird recommended last year that
Congress enact a bonus tncentive pro-
gram for the reserves totaling pro
million !or fiscal 1974. Under Ibis pro-
gram. a young man or woman signing up
for a six-year enlistment in the Guard or
reserves would receive an $1,100 booUJ.
He joked that while he may he a Jame.
duck secretary, he is "oot a limping
secretary of defense." (President Nixon
today named l!EW Secretary Eliot
Ricbardsoa his succesaor ).
His linal S3 days Jn office will be busy
ooes as he prepares the new budget
whlcb be said would sbow a slight In-
crease over the current $76.5 bilJioo Pn·
tagoo budgel
Navy Looks Into
2 New Conflicts
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Navy in-
vestigators, already Involved In JWObes ol
racial conflicts on three ships, looked into
two new outbreaks today -one on tiny
Midway Island in the Pacific and the
other in a brig at the big Norfolk, Va.
naval base.
The disturbances occurred over the
weekend, spokesmen said. They were
reported Monday.
At Midway, about 30 black and 100
white junior enlisted men fought a •
minute Saturday night brawl Jn a recrea-
tion area.
Al Norfolk's Camp Allen Correctional
Center1 aome blacks burned mattresses,
smashed through the door of a dormitory
and defied Marine guanls wbo attempted
to place four of them in separate cells
SUnday.
2 More Quakes
Felt in Area
ONTARIO (AP) -Two more
earthquakes, part of a recent
"earthquake swarm," nttled. win-
dOWfl in Ontario and were felt in
parts of San Bernardino and
Riverside counties, official say.
A spokesman for Caltech in
Pasadena said the temblors Mon-
day registered 2.1 and 2.4, respec-
tively, on tbe Richter scale.
Several similar seismic shocks
have been lelt Jn the tw<><ounty
area in recent days, be noted.
Suspect's Loot Heavy
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Pollet say they
lound David Roiz, 20, draging a 4JO.
pound pool llbte across a atreet ldooday.
Rolz was Oooked for investigation of
burglary.
Fruity Fleek
Wild Parrots Invade Detroit Area
DETROIT, Mlcb. (AP) -A lrult-fllchlng nock of giant parakeels has In-
vaded Detroit'• ..,tern lllburbe, and Audubon Soclely olliclals wish .Polly
would bt,..,.tent with • meter.
TllB BIJll> l.OVERB' BRIOADl! at llrrt Ignored reports of appJe.manchlni
"porTOls" opotted chowing down Jn suburban lnllt tttes, but ltully called Jn
the bird man ol the Detrolt Zoo to reconnoiter the lnvulon lloct. .
Keith Kreag, the zno'1 gll!tr*I curator, ldontUled the lnvaden u "lllOllk"
parakeets, a loot-long, SOUth American member ol the port))t fantlly .
TREY BITE P.IJ:OPU:, he said, u ~lt u their lavortte loodl. Alld their
predilection for peaches and pean, 11 well aa applet, could caUM problems
!or Mlcblgan lriut l1nnen II the 40 or oo birds alrtady ccunted llart • popu-
lation Hploaton .
Olflcll~ theorize that nnuplers broucllt them Into the coantry, without
havtnc them vaccinated and quarantined, ond the birds escaped.
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BEHEAD ...
he be sent to the guillotine, Bullet cried
"Bravo!"
Newspapers called Buffet "the butcher
of Clalrvaux." The prilon riot in which
he slit the throats of a warden and a
nurse wllom he and Bontemps· grabbed
hostage led to shnilar riots in other
prisons around France.
deal lairly and ~ with their
association during negotlatlons and
mishandled dapartmenW finances, ..,_
dangering the law enforcement agency's
reputation.
"Be didn't pay our bJlls on time,"
asserted Gary Bl(pntall, llMlClatloo
president. "We """' geltlng -and
third ootlces on Gm" Pltrol Cll'I which, We~
teaae. vie owed ~ to. the coun1J
on our new UHF radlOs ltld we ...,.. get-
ting dunned on that. They were many
months overdue ...
~ again, Farr said, "The two
attorneys involved have bnplored and•
beseeched me not to dJsclose their ldelt-
ttty regardless of what they said In court
today ...
The iudie called Farr's .........,. ol
conllclentiality "a mJaculded promlae to
aomeooe not mtJ.Ued to such • pramlae."1 1
A poll publlslled Monday by the French
lnaUtute of Publlc Oplillon said 63 per-
cent of Frenchmen support tht' present
capital punlsbmeot law, while r1 percent oppose it.
Chlel Kundtz, who made his lllllement
prior to the aseoclaUou's action on the
letter said he tool< no part Jn the dralting
ol the letter, but uaerted that It "u
"100 pereent true."
Farr hued bis stand Oii bis promtae.,,,
on the Finl Amendment guarantee o~,.
freedom of the press and a CalHomla law-:,
i!rantlng lmmunlty to newsmen lrom
government pressure to klentify their
80W'CeS of informalion.
France adopted the guillotine as lls In-
strument of death during the French
Revolution of 1'112. Until July, 1939, ex-
ecutions were public.
The police usoclatloo teller la the lint
public ttltk:lsm of ICllUI by a clly
. employe UIOclalioo lllnce he nsigned.
Farr's cue has been appealed all the ,,
way to the U.S. Supremt: Court, wbich,.,
re!Usecl to hear lt, In ell~ uplJoldlnjf
Older'• actions.
The present executioner is known only
as Monsieur Obrecht. He has held the job _
since 11151.
CROWN PRINCE'S
MOTHER DIES
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We Bridge The Generation Gap
OUR SALESPEOPLE OFFER A VARIETY OF EXPERf ENCE FEW
FIRMS OUR SIZE IN ANY BUSINESS CAN OFFER. ALL THE MEN
HAVE PREVIOUSLY INSTALLED CARPETING FOR US. GIVING THEM
FIRST-HAND KNOWLEDGE OF CARPET PERFORMANCE NOT
GA INED ANY OTHER WAY.
AGES OF OUR SALESPEOPLE RANGE
FROM NANCY • 20 YEARS TO IRENE • 73 YEARS
NANCY BALOYAN -4 years at Alden's .................. Corpol SolH
4th -ration of fomfly In cpl. b.IL
VICKI WOODRICH -1 year at Aldon's ................... Droi>ory SalH
ALAN WOODRICH -IS yurs at Afdon'1 ................ Dropory SalH
DAVID ALTON -7 yeors ot Alden's ...................... Corpol SolH
Bf LL LAURIE -f yoart at Alden'1 ........................ Corpot SolH
ED POWERS -10 year1 at Aldon'• ........................ Carpet SalH
MARILYN BALOYAN -........,., ........................ Carpot Soles
. ExporlenH since 1950
TED ALDEN BALOYAN -eo -........................ Carpet Soles
Snl -atlan oxporlenH 1lnce 1942
IRENE MARJANIAN -f yurt at Alden'1 ......... , , . , ..... Carpet Soles
2nd ..,.,.tJon, 52 yrs. expwience
How's That For Bridging A Gap! •
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CARPETS o DRAPES
1663 Plocelltlc! Ave.
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But Ille parcel diqi -waa either ·locRd or jammed. W• .... rched
the pn:mlm110r 0or -clue. "'9-'of ·u~ oanl said
that later pickPI «CUI' II Birch Slnel _.. ,
Birch Street? Annes? , Je fODnd the place and two , very pel'9008ble ~employes -the type y~u e~ to Jbl ln 8, "be" pool olflce. •They . ..,.... 80 ~ .., the , IW"'J"
of stlimps 'that they weighed the pacbge egam to be sure.
"Oii, YOO WAHrED It to· go air mail" Yes, that's what all ·llJooe stamps
witbpi118IDOID. •.
So much for ~ -cookies to college studmla fn New York
and M•sucl>o1eelts .. Next Ume we11 ,. .... ..,. •10 poo\ege plua time and
m11eqe -.. and ....i a dleck to be l]lellt at a baRry. ,.
.. f'sych .iatrist Attne~ .
'Gay Society' Groups ·'-': ..
CINCINNATI, Obio (AP.) -Orpnisod
and actlft "gay IOClety" gnups amMtl'
tilt oatlaft'• ..-a1 -.moi.
homosexuals may -tute a -lo ll*!r...,. rnemben by '"'""dng·p-r
--. a Cine-psydliatrill uld
bore.
Dr. Robert J. -· -of poycbiatry at Good Smnarltan Hospital,
n.ado tbe comment Monday ln a llPOOCli
to!' the 28tli clinical oonveotlaft ' of the
American Medical Al9oclation. j
He cautioned the D. at lo n's
Suspect m Rape
Found Not Fit · ,
To Stand ~a'rial
A man ....-on ams! of i:ope· ond
Ill!'!' pervenlon alter being ldeotlfled by a
young bJtchhiker as the mcttorist who
pi<ked ber up in Laguna Beach bas beeo
f()\!lld to be mentally ill aod Incompetent
to face tbe 'alleptlaftl.
0nmge ·County superior Court Judgt
Wlllkm Mumy ordded the Indefinite
-mltulO!lt of David Lee Gorrell, 27, of ~ to At.i.aiil0r0 State Hospital:
Hd mpelided tbe criminal cJwae.
Gorrell was arrested at his home July
ll•ml cllarwed witb multiple ... acts
stemming from bla alleaed altack Oii a
1 •• year<>fd 11uchhlker who tbwnbed a lilt
in lhls van. '
Gorrell later dropped tbe girl olf Jn *"°"" -where llbe advlaed police tljt llbe bad. been raped by the von
ddY.r In a remote oector of Irvine. Sbe Wfo othenrile unhurt.
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!'figuel Man Charged
I i Qi Theft of µ,<iors'
lium.rv charges were filed M-y mlht'IPimt • Llpna ,Nliuel man ac> cQlld by Oranga Counly Sberllf'I o111cers
olltarrymc -COlll!I !root doors lrolll a oearby houllng tract.
Deplllol jailed IJouilas bouoo, 25, of
m72 caue Vacerra, shorllY. ~ he
allegedly removed the dook frOm a nu°'"
b<t of homes under .-ruction Jn that
•· ~ Aid a court appearaoce ii . b<jng ........... todllJ I« Dolloa. •
Thieves Not What
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3 · Y outln!~ )alled . ~._ ..
'1bree M!Jllon Vlejo.)IOOitlil WON: jailed
on burglary charps.,Moada)' night by
Orange County Sberllf's ·~ who said
they caught the trio looUng a .~r's of-
fice in the La Paz Medical Ce., 36302
La Paz Road . '
Membe"' of ll)e 11!«11!!1! DJl'Pi !Onled
anU·burglar patrol sald'tlie-three defen-
dailts were In pooael!9!on or mte8lcal sup.
plies valued at mare !ban n;ll(lo When Ir·
rested In the ofllcei Oftlr. 1'; A. ROas.
Booked 'lnla eouniy . ~ ...... Dennis
Lyle Huff, 1~, ~.Vil .Juantt., Rick
Padilll, 20, M511 • 'QlitntaM 'Qrive, and
Allbrey Lee OOtegly, Ill, '16'191 Via
Linares, all of Mlaslcirl Viejo. · om..... ..Id tliey ;fttt al~ to tbe
preoence of tbe trlO ID tbe medical com·
. pte1 by their van .P&rked outside the
building. ~AJll ~'.°""'a!Jeged Jn. lr\lders sumridered lrltbo)it Incident.
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Cockfight Raid
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EARLIMART (AP ) • -Fifty-eight
pee-_..died ml It llgbtlng <ocks
· eelRd In a raid oo m lflegal ooctflgbt at
a 1arm 1a11or camp ..... here, ~
,reported.
tbe~p~~·=t,~
ftcht, throuP u undercove.r in.
' I d'pHm, aald a -·· depar1meot ipOllWIDID.
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Gift P a ys Di vide nds :.
II wwld be strange In th ... days to live in a com-
munity wbere there were no Boy Scout and Girl Scout
lrOOfll, no YMCA. no Boys' Club, no Visiting Nurse
service, no Red Cross, no family service assoclaUons.
Thao are but a few of the 19 community services
that depend to a large extent oo financial support from
the United Way and United Crusade.
Without the funds raised annually under these
programs, many of the youth and family services we
take for granted in our communities would be forced
to cloR their doors.
The fund drives have been under way for several
weeks, but this you many business finm and residents
seem to be failing to recognize and meet their obliga-
tion.
Widespread participation Is essential, because a
$20 donation, for example, rep.-nts only about $105
for each participating agency for a whole year of serv-
ice.
Employers, professional people•and residents would
be well advised to make thll valuable community dona-
llon the first Item oo the CbrisUlw &bopping llsl
Pet Owners Can Help
In Orange County last you, 40,000 unwanted cats
were destroyed at the county animal shelter. In Lo<
.Angeles city and county, more than 25<>,000 ucompanion
animals" (dogs and cats) Were put to death in 10 animal
8helters.
Unfortunately, wljile thousands of unwanted anl-
mw continue to be born each day, remaining unwanted,
Pun jabbers ,
Michiganders
And Others
Dear
Gloomy
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abandoned and uncued fdr, theM drutlc programs' of
animal population coiitrol will continue. ,
In California, an estim ..... ~ milllaa· ls spent an-
nually on mim•I control None of this -y gou (pr
responaible mearch in medlcal <Oatraceplifti for ani-
mals, nor for the support of neutering and spaying pro-
grams to curb the unchecked proliferation of domestic
pets.
The problem of abandoned anUn•'• has become 80
acute In some areu, local Orange County govOrnments
are considering the extenaion of animal licenalng laws to
include cats -admittedly • coetly and perhaps unwork·
able procedure.
One answer ls offered bT the Southern California
Veterinary loledlcal Asaoclation and an organiution
calling ·itself Love Unlimited. Aim of the two groups is
to achieve a spaying and neutering program uncler
which more than 200 veterinarian& will agree to the
use of their animal h,ospitals and facilities ,and donate
their services to spay or neuter pet animals whose own·
ers cannot pay for the operation. '
The SCVKA bas alP'!'Od to donate a million dollars
worth of Umo and ·skill lo the program In !lie eoming
year, and Love Unlimited II altem(ll!lll to raile funds to
help pay for medical supplies and 'publicity to call af,
tention to the program. '.
"' Meanwblle, it remainl the ~bilitJ of pet ownera to help curb the animal pop\i!ation ·explosion <by
taking "'8111 to check uncontrolled breedlng arid to
reali1.e their obligation , to care for those unexpected
litten• of cute puppies and klitena.
Otherwise, officlala warn, the over-popuJWon of
dogs and cats soon will rate as a criaia, alOOJ with smog,
traffic congestion and other forms of jlolluiion.
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New Youth · 'Revolut~6µ': ·Stirriµg · .. ··
' . ' .-. ' ·"' •• WASHINGTON -The country II lltiO doctrinaire radkalism mxL extmnlst To the "new,d!mocnlJ" -•. 11\1'!"
youth 1'!"'olution" stirring -not.on col-S AT TEN Representative of these' new youth Rustin, moderate black dvil ri&bll
lep --· r ROBERT '··~· leaders II Carl Gershman, clirect .. Of leader -aod theoretician, II Ibo -
largely unaware Of It, bot there II a new ( ~ philooophy. yo-ref..-to themselves -lllYlrd
'nrit \ '*m'Ol&" is prin\arily ~, , ~ the Youth R.ommittee fer 'Peace' and • articulll.e and eUecUve IJM'k"D• for
-l.M.P. ,wortinti 1"'llb, and tt ii ~a Democracy 1o )'the Middle . Eut -racial equality. , · ·~. , _ _.._ ~·~ ......... 111e· " · •--~~ • a .. ~. •--~ -·· Josh llw'llvchil<, •tlooal -•
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....---. r-.uun -e--democracy -in direct and positive con· ~11,JCU ~, .
-_,. -"' I.di .. mcl "llnl Pol-lrOll to the previous witle!I leftism and tarian l'Olllllan of -~ ., ... .,.,.. ... m-m' the Young Peoole'• 1-10. -Ulal
Just think, if we had "taken gas"
at the tum of the century, we
wouldn't be raced with all these
power plant projects!
By tbe of eolncldeocel, jult .,_ •-;:-"',.::.:..:, ::•:.:.; :: 'itioii'' wtidr tuck· flclrtlism. ed about ~: f\illi~. eeoeorrdc and the lttitudt of' the "NeW Left" D UJlew
I wu oll IM lut Item of a col-d~ imd . bloodied ._ • ' ~ • . ' • polltii:aJ ~Im-In .!118 ,Mlddle Politjcl" -Ille -..... II
mnn •to what the ln· ~:tlil l.ae lllOrt ~th J L&AoalOP,..De'iyouthmoYe-·Eas\:·", 1 ~· • 1 '~.s'·, '"'\ farrDorealllJlb·thu..a~.Totbe
, "! '"""'*,~:..!""-.1.:. calmy' them Iv ' Of Buffalo' Of•-•-"~--. ·1 •looiot ... 'rebels ••• , ... tlle~'N . Loft'-'" .Noillng~Wfll!ml~.UdJliIPln 1.~.111ea1~-1a·~11.~~e11r.a •.~·;· ~ .......-· , .. ea , . ~~-;;Jiit'*"IKvWmce ~.r•:illl:"~""""~tt , ,.._.,,,.,;.\·=-~·-::I-'*" ..._ _..,. . me a letter from a lady. onlDdOftC:aDipules.1 intel.;;r...:.:;;;' r-l"" ~~· •• bll.,, tfr--:-'tle -..Si· "On the bind;'/•
.JI ..... Iba! began: TllEllE flEEMB to be no general rule •· ~""" 'Ilia -:-o .. --~Jl!ii>lt ot lbe''lli ~·~~ , ;;;.:; lilllll this "tbe JO!llli 'llli demottals' ~~of'1f..=-r:ir..: ~mn:..U:.:.'t~tycJi: ~1:'. ;~-::,~. , · 7 -~~ym~;-=---lh!~~ ~a ' . [;~~ .. =· ~~ ·
exilll -Ibo IUfllxel tbol an inhabitanl ID "Aaceteno," whleh Is .... .-_.., -;.. . · • '· Ati:I.., of the' -~ Jea&!ts es· .Nfiir Leti.,)\ojd ~ :~· ;.,a.Ill
-pure Spilllllb. In v.nte car lo, a clti2'n of ·._IJi!li)li ,.-. II Idlll "' --~ -: proaeil ti:' .• • 1 , • W~alit 1ol -=:.....ia ............ i.e h..t ii .,..., ' t:e' llll><Uie 111
cilbmo cf -•pl> Monaco II a "Mmepoque!' --But alreodJ '" -ml 'H Ibo intelligentala of the 'New heft' ' ·~~ y, ,_,...." "l n8hl 'and ' · 'Ibo
;., and polflfcol ar-1'n1Jand, wi ,th Ila tradition f,.. --ari,ltrtkbicb' ~'I · '• 'i ' C INew Politic!' pot.I as mUch al-:~is~~ ~bisat'I:::= ~~l:ti=1a:l:i 1~ t ~We -....... ~~::.. "':!:'i:i of~= : '.,mD YOUTH "UVQLT" II ~ Ibo llab to _the ~ = lllf?~OO. Of " time, !bit ·-~ ...;,._ -.dllidll ,... remaino Ibo -.iest and -~" taJr=-. ~·-, "Canlabrtgtana." Ukewlse, Ibo adjective ~In ~~~qi> '.Ibo ~U:.t, trie:"wo~\~~;, = ~ X::.~~: ~\.t..~· peace and P4!';
plainnzmj'bllMMeL for Oxford ii Choalan, and for El:eter, 1 ,,_ ... ~~· • ' • " • " .. mucb SlDPicion and diltrust of t.bilie »-·~pable' r..Dties an that( the United ' ·
We ataf-·-,£n. Emllan.A ,-<IC.~=i :rou'~ <It II flatly and ~,aplnot Ille called deep thinken and pundits.1WJleD statea, for it•·OWD~· y and '.waJI. · .. "ANTI~ and an endurinl 11•-. -. never -bl a~ ·yeaij -ts a ttncxiam and ~ of Ille c;on-•, large numbers Of [people, who feel beii\g must cOntlnue 'to •1 itroai and comtnlblM!ril ~ labor go band In hind..
11pen1n, and Na<-"Mancualan.!' -Ille medle¥al ' Latin ~-acttVism of ·tbe ~· Its -.urec11y and persopally 'threatened ·by ,. _;,.:~....,.ro1o In w """'"·" _ because ho llldely 11 free whfcb._.nal
--'-Here In 111D11oltbe-.;r viewpolnt'andmoti..daliarel!Olld;db)1 vlcfouscrimeinlbe-aretbldtbit .... r.,.,..~--------• -•·•-7= ~-~ttbe~.wbo~to ....... u;"U,a., Ibo 1ubject becclmn 1Do Ibo '~ 'In. Medicine Hat call Ibo ibau.rtng ',and -..:tlft es· is because they fl"' r~, yo\I can lie ~.;".;.'.°eq:.:Dr~t'.;;·uJ;~ tq)lriiteddielr'ia~Slave~
more 0011111Ucated -t b er e Is no tllen*I,.. -~ Hatten? An the perierM9 Of Ibo poll decade mcl by Ibo ,.... tbit's going to turn them oil in a big troversiaf ilMie of io!ie rdatfom . la., wllat ii'"'"" )n lloioll. Oiina. llllil
United •111111 United Stal-or -of -Niailra Falls llnown 11 piomlllnC realltlel of the "IGo. way." efttJ' other Communist didalOnblp, and
Unli.d Stat-. but we have to make do Niagara Jl'allon? And I recall a 'lovely lnberentty, Ibis -· ,.mtI mowment THEY FLATLY reject ·t•b e cillllon1 that tells Ibo whole grim and terror-. :if~1:'::-....-..,.:. ~~ :: • ~bf.=:'~ llien::;.gelta: ·~ an . tnlrtlu1ol poll~ ~=!\, '!h~j1..,.:p:.=· ·=.':.r~ il'!rr~;=.~'.. W>~ ~ ':"ty.,of. tfle ~-:
Americai ••• " ~ ~ .-;. !mown u Hap. ' Equally meaningN1 is that th all over the country an.! why ·wm:kin8 Is argued thil llj!!latlan is ~·left· POtitiCal leaden o! bOlh' paitiel O!;O• , Pi"-~· ' · phi••~...,.! core of iliis l new ~ yeuth overwhelmUwb'· ..oltd fer Pnsi' 'Ill a!l'f bu lllilllated<popiI18r; .tpPOoit of watC!tfully ~· tJie -· ,.utll:-
MY COUEll'OND!!NT goes oo to ' . ' -•1 -' ' ~ 11 m lnleme -ID deotNixonandagalnsf !okGovemandbls '·souild and'eollihtenedinl.egratiil-• ' m.,t. ~
Point oat Iba!, bi * own llate, there bu• Tiii:. JUCi1Ht people of Lsrael .,... , • ' . <
been a ............. ~ called "laniolltes"; tbe modern -<all • . ' ' i ' wbetherarealdmt1111~.·a ~·llraelll."Peopleinl'nnce ·w·d M L : H " t /, t•
Michl .... ,"' a Mleldp-. (Hein-wire-nu "Frenchmen." To .my . ' 1· ower u.st ear·n ' ' o-w· 0 ·1ve forms me tlillt Ille lut hal been unof. ~ iiii on1J ''made up name" d ' · . · ' • '
!fclally -to be correct.) a people belonp .to Ibo Paklstanil, which , I '
But Is tt ,,.,_ or Floridlu? What Is compounded of elements from Punjab, •
do you call a resident of Massacb111ett1? Afghan Frontier, Kashmir, Sine!. and 1
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Of Connoct!cut? Of Utah? Of Wyoming? Baluchistan. Pity ,.. bad to Jose those The biggest problem In leaminc bow to J rebillfed,,our teeallge daughter raised, or vaded by a giiaJp attack of -·"'
How do Ibo citizena Of SeaUle deaif!Dllte Pun jabbers, though. be a widower II Jindinl IOlllOlllle to ,.., ( ·bow to tllroW a cOcklall party. m-. all eocer to becqme Ille -· oo but-for you, HAL BOYLE ' Or -moot of all -bow to gel • new · ceolerpiece of bis Ille. I -I clldn,
Mier my wile Francea ,died four years " button ,.;wp on a ·~· l1eed a baselo!Ill bat at all to ~ t11om
ago of a pancreaUc cancer detected too _ • :'Don't wor17 about a thing " advl5ed away. I could bru1b tbeni baci: quite well.1 Vo· ur-year Predzc'" ·iw· ns late, I made a surprlllna oetf~: ' ' in older -"'mine, -ti8d loot bis with a small· ID lnedillDHilo!t ~ f1 1 I no looser wu really trained for Ute. Francra had sheltered me so m~h 1 w~ Wife , a nwdbtr Of years before. 11Before \ f~tber.' _, , 1 •' : • -
For nearly 31 yun my wile bad lrepl out of !ouch with How to ae<:0mplifh the , '°"r the]< lrit! be ao many women trytiig' WELL, WITB'"""'!l!l timO a man di,
The -11 have now bad time ID
....., lllr. Nixon'• llndalide victory and
prodk! 1lllat till ahead for 111 durin& thi oomlni ..... ,_.,
Semo lllll!p wW be out, Ibey predict,
aad -,;m be In.
To -,... Ibo time of wadflW lbrcxllll .. thla pollllcll upertiae (which
la oat); J'Ye -piled a brief memo
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aid Cqr'm II olll, though It'• doubtful
anyooe will notlol:, All revolu_,...
are out with the esoeption of --tung, 1-ld Brabnev and George
Waollington.
me as a kind of pet. , routine chores of living. , to hel.P Y'!!l ,tbal :rou'll ha .. to -·u.;in do anything. l leel.Jliit I've tMmed poet··
mE ONLY JOI I bad to 41>, .... to do • I DID KN01'. bow ID tskt'•GUt jbe ... Git "1\11/ fiueball bat. Believe me, I m ty well bow ID cat(e lflllI Qle. I pay i;noot
my job -bring -· 'll!e bacOll. garbaJe ·-every wife lnsisls th~t' hOr ritl)it'. , , • of DIY'bllls the ""°" year \bey're du{,'
Othenriae I wu to-• f bwlband at least learn that fine art: ·eut I , 1 , BELIEVE' ME, be -""'"8· the apartmmt ~eta cleaned once a '!Mk.
1111,y free. My wife ' ·didn't llnow bow to coot an~ ex~ I m,y be the •!:'Pl• Of my dear old I oow bold Ibo tract'.-.! for puiljai
bandied all the 'canoec1cblli.Jdidn'tkMw'lioWtnge1ln¥ mot&.r•1'eye,butlamnot--nor my shopping cart around tho~
bouoehold pniblema income tu fonns .ftlled out, pay the r..1, have Jm be91 -an tll'chml entln ~ llU(lemllrl:et, my tloqllter'a lbe n ..... .--·
and protected me or 1et Ibo laundry done, the -.. •, io tbe faa ses as a whole. " kid oil tbe'bloct, IDd .... cat, IM;)' 00...
from all other ca"'8 washed, Ibo rug1 cleaned, the ftmlltitle · At Si, I found that even a guy with a • tie, purri with -.ntment f!!'l'1 daJ.
euept my -k. As repaired, tbe <at'I ll!>x' sanctllied, the • good J1Ib who becomel a widower bardly I am sure that If Fr...,.. loolta down
a result I gueu I be-landlord mollified, p&idien at ibe•door rieed fear that his looel-wtll-)!o In-!rom~~ven M~ old boJ!rleud -1 came !IOl1lelhlng Of a · , · She n... be lier bead mcl llllillr· PIBllf tr ALL, J(r, NIJCll II Jn. Thia -*-' -11 In aJooc with ln-••h' :I I I til-llJ. le .... wll be ........ Tba&'1 becl111e lntemaUonal affain
w!D be Jn. AltbouP peace II out, peace
with bo!lor la In and permanent peace
with bo!lor is very In. So Vletnam'1 out .
But Ge<leral Thl• II so far in we 'may
baaket caae. lnll. '•Rom boJ(I 't-bow 1'"' pt
"I wW never be akro( wt-me 11> we.II!' And my repCJ ,
able to undenland h 0 w )'OU nw> Mar -: ~n D . ' Po t•a "t to that-Id -to be. .. ~. I .... ,, _ ..... .
11111 ...... --''P'es--· Alie
never get out. ..
AT HONE, I wllole !10W fltyle will be
In. In at}'le wtU 1"! --· lhort balr, ,.._ m1111tne .
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If • -tit .... ,,... = "" wtJJ ......... ....,.,. ' -
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-In -or other, Well tllot'1 mougb readlnl, wblcb 11 out. If 1"U Wl!lt to koow bow ID have a
ha>lltled, ndtJ"I! time ~ tho .....
... -,..,., dile'i call .... I'm out, ,
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aged ID IO to three· wan and get Ml avies r I ; l I still daa'I -.... to pl•·-·
bacl: without me alona to bolp you," sewn cm llQ' 11*1. • .
Frances told me.-than..... · • .---'-.:.·--------..., "I had Uncle sam there to loll me A vMd. eldtlni portrait of a woman , , , •
when to blow m1-" I -'alned. wilo-lbe alarof 47 !llms'and, focmm;e , ~ n.n:;,,...;.,..,. ,..• ~.. than II,_., tile -com,..um and 'fijil· ~"I
A1'l'.llll A LOV1ID CllO dlel, tbon Is a coa!ldania ol (lllbltlber William'--~•-'-• pll <l p1el llld -i. loio ID .......,po a.. DelpoJr and .... ... I dallJ' lleant appean bltwten the COWnJ of : . 1, I • , ,
..... But -that loll fa ..-.. ,.. If . --111 Fred 1.a ...... Gu!lel "COl'llM8'r·lo the --~ cr!liCI • h -qiilla II -a.n 1\11 to boP a (llt:Graw.ftill, !Lii.) J:llo bad' ...... oom b<t: llllna.~' 1ie'-.. l ~t;;.":.'"".:-:.~-l -·-·.--~~~ .;iw~..,:~~\i:l,r:-.! '
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Dear Cllrlom:
Groat Idol! Lei'• throw In a !ree
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cJovea for when have to .. t up,
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batMU!ac -'Joa: Tlla Liii Of ' pr1or 1o thii ...._or a111eo Ima lla'M
Mor1l1n --fatorvlewod .... than yean an.r i. • ~ment -in till• • ,.._ ., hod lmoW ~ niovle,the...,,....afSulanAlaunder,
Dmoa,--;i--tol1'f.,... ·Xa'1 '~ ~. la ..,_.r to ='bar ... .....,,~"' thi Plf1N1.~a afner.''
wticlt •bad oollected r,.. her -llotlll •-• the btGade ..,, own a.-srl!lh1: ~ <l her t1l!llS to lier rflbiftll place .._the*"
fllml, and over * (>llotolraphs f""1t ol the lote 11lmts and early tallda. It
wiildl be aelected nearly 11111 which •P-brlnp Into fOCl9 for the Ont time the
pear in Ibo booi. lsdy berseU "with ber charming stam-
Ac:cordinf ID Guiles, Marion Dt>ltt mer, her Wll! of winning o"' sucb
wu the victim of "perllaps tbe most cunnudgeoos as O«lrl• Bernard -· ~ ond loolllh judgment In the and her ability at comecll' and -·" hlatoey cl ~ fllmo." / CAROLINE HtJIXLEllOAD
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~ Mos8o&ni Sodom •O.-tls-vil-e~
To Debut
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· Old Wicked City Natui:e Preserve
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c111 in Ille world.
Now1day1, S o d o m ta
dUllrnJle. • P""!1\ lhe dodlcated •inner.
the clciiieot !hlii( to .. Wlcll
tbrilJ ts picking Up a lwnp of
salt 1lllerlnc the e m p t y
ludlclpe; bleoker titan Death
V.U.y. .
l" .. .. 'Mil bD blm .. -· )11.J, ._, Cblcqo Md
lllilliN.Coan.
M "4, ~~-.will be ac-.
!jOdO:ti in 1172 ts a. nature
preserve altbaugh just who!
the t' llraell jOVenuneDt I!
trying to preserve ht dllfklllt
'i~' '1 ~:.,-~and * -11 ~2.& .
• ~ DlrectGr ,,... oic.. f~~E~:!~~fl)~ ... ~t:: .. :·;!~:·:· ·~· '""~':"~L :· ... ~-:,:;·:"'.':· ... ;J _ llD __ • Jeep Md ••
....,.., lnJai'ed 1rbde lbootlnc 0 0b, ob, th. at's going to cost him points ."
• 1lllai ... lo<allon ... , ..
to im,cine. •
TllDE'S NOTHING here
ui:ept salt crystal&, lying
.,;,...i like anow, but a sign
proclaifus thein • 'Dr<>tected
nabril auets" ancf swiping
them. QJf8!1fies as a lln, or at
least • frime. ' •
~ ··,' [_:_PE_O_P_'LE_. __ ) L. Jtl. BOfld . . ' Birth Easier I
In Old Testament Clays,
Sodom. must have made Lu
V-or Hambitrg ...., Uke
a kinclerglrten. Alool with·
Gomomh 'whlcb bu vantsbed
!mD tbe face of the eorth,
~ Sol top blllinB ID the
llihle for llDOIYOI')' repute. God
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• a.mm -1larw Dir, -· ,. 4rl?tol tbo jeep. --.. ... -ont1 .. 1wlJ-••iWllc--ot!lei' ' For Brunettes
~·tbem·both. .
-. WI' Cl Mid. ·~-.... .. ... . "Sabra cam.
..... ...., cleplctinc the J1i9o11 U1ill la bollleo witb Bnmetle mothers do DOI lllfler oa much dUrlng cbild-
-..--. 11 *"' Dmi birth u Dlonde molhen, it's said. And 1'11 women do DOI
• Jra 4 '*9 · of , , Tb e tufter u muc:b as short women. N b that year of life Jlclllw'"lelntsian Mriea. ot w11icb tbe avenge_,,.. leut painfuUy gives birth,
o I <· * tt'I ... JJ. 'f11at'S when the body la moot aupple, accordilJg to numerous authorillea oo the matt.er.
,p.M !ti •npr---ta-of ~;y~ ~Porty AVllRAGE RUSSIAN, it's ...,.
a,m a otalol -ot • ported, sUU has ooly nine square yards
•-In Columbul, Ohio, to " OOusirig space ln which to live. It'' . ..... JerrJ ._ Md il-reported further the moot popular in-
,all M' , u or f Jc 1 a I novat""1 ln Russia's new cars this year
II t 1eo.i for the Ylppie ii the reclining front oeat.
., Mfllt, • .... llid. A MAN OF SCIENCE contends
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Tbe ' Scriptures don~ maR
c1'8' Ouctty -t ...u going
on, but Genesis says: '"fte
men of Sodom 'were wicked.
great ainnm.· ... ni. Loni
rained on Sodom and Gomor-
rah ~ and lire ...
and He Overtbrn t&ee
cities.· .. and lo, the smoke of
Food Firms
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On Claims
Q:hatdtw ct ' I 11 uld tbe oae detailed ltudy ol. the audiences in ,
''I* '911til octad --I ~y theete" indlcatee the WASIDNGTON (UPI)
• _ tlilf llloa(bl !bat Kulm ad . :,iori.._z '!. u:idm sit ID lhe front Twelve big makers of coi:,. ai: at"~!.= =i::i ·
BollJ-. mfPI be ulDc tbe dol f®d , who account salt hidden behind a mountain. • PlriY • ....-fllia. IN OOONTRIB8 where there's a lo! of murder, there's percent of the nation's pet ~...... ,. ....... •= ~· :i. -Ytn, llaflmm oold, DOI much -· Jn countrieo wbere there's a lo! of focid busi-, have been given ~ ::;', ';,~ini:,"! "J _, ., 1 •111 f1111811 • ..iclde, there DOI much munler. So concluded research-!O ·c1aya to .,hetantiate ad-salt pillar> for daring to look
loeder of 11111 puty for en ot tbe, Un)venity of Jtocbes1er alta' lengthy studies. vertising cll1nis Iha! their pro-back ·u abe Oed from the
---.·. CUrlou. ducts are~·-~ brimJtone.raidootheclty.
* hal•ncwl or otherwiae ...., ~
Q. "SlJRQEONS ,ho.., tramplanted hearts, kidneys , pets. Jn the old days, the salt
llr ............. tbe ..Uiorl liven, lllnP. pucreaseo and ovaries. Which of these Included in the co_.tes frolil Sodom war burned as a
GI· a -._i -... organ lranllplants ...., to be tbe -succesful?" .....,r in the Federol Trildo re1iglOOa offering In the great =~ :i::.":l't;.. :' J: ' A. KJcmeys. Of the 10,IGO kidney trwplsnts tried in ComID!ajM order were Lie· =y.of w~"'":m:r:ki':
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Market Decline
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NEW YORK (AP)-Stock market prices closed
Jn?derately lower Monday alter a sharp early de-cline was partly erased.
Analysts said the dedlne was largely prompted by prollt taking.
''This was only normal l>r'oilt ~f ilter sev·
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Monsters
Fade Out
LOS ANGELES (AP) -T.le
monsters are folding their
wings and packln{ away their
claws, a n d science-fiction
ftlms are better for it, say the
people who make them.
"I see science fiction l.m-
proving," said screenwriter
Richard Matheson, '1and 1 see
the biggest im,prov~ment in
television fllms. It's a very
popular subject. I t h i n k
they're finally off the monster
kick."
At least nine science-riction
pilots ~ bein& prepared !or
the next television season, and
each of the three networks is
expecte<! to have such a.
series. I
MATHESON, WHO wrote
the screenplays for "The
Iiicredible Shrinking Man."
"Duel" and "Nlgbtstalker,"
the highest-rated movie ever
made for television, is one of a
number of filmmakers here
'The bluest 1-
pro_.,.t ls iaa
teledsioaa fi1111S. J
tfalaak tlaf!tf're flaa.
cll9 oft tlte _ ...
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for the first International
Science Fiction . and Fantasy
Film Convention.
Nearly 2,000 science-fiction
buffs from around the world
galbered to watch 7S filml
being shown around the clock.
D. C. Fontana, former story
editor for "Star Trek" and
creator of a new television
pilot called "The Winds of
Space," al9o ~id she believes
the monster era is over.
"It's getting better because
the old criterion used to be
something like "The Giant
Squash That Devoured
Philadelphia,"' Miss Fontana
said. "It was always a
monster threatening a city."
F 0 R E S T ACKERMAN,
wearing Bella Lugosi's old
tuxedo and a Count Dracula
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filmmakers are at last turning to the .classic authors. He satdl r"'"'----....
at -25 boob are Ullder oi>: lion by the studios. , . Mtil'mmt is ...:WHtor 0 f
11Famous Mon s ters of
Filmland" but says 9cieoce
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"I've observed that 1be peo-
pli deeply mte.-.sted in hor·
ror, the macabre ... are get..
ting the fantasy out o! their
systems in a healthy manner aDd are the bolter !er i~"
Acterman said, ~
Matheson, who ha• written a
se(fuel tO "Nlghtstalker" for
ABC and is . a~aptlng
"Dracula" for · CBS, S?id he
befieves ' ' T b e Andromeda
Strain'' is reaUy an old-
!a.Woned momtec Picture.
•'JT's AN ADULT version of
''nie Blob',~' .be said. "lt'a IO
well done. You· Co\lld go back
and remake all the old homw
and science-fiction. films and
do it with intelligent· people
and you would have some fine •
fdtDs."
Hop in your
car and come
as you are!
The Imperial
folks are
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ideas around~ lmogi'l" one es your
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A. Essence., our deluxe st)'.le, gives off
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Oelinjt .. deCbretO.. .essets in ony. room
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• Plush royon veNet covers in rust, gold or
green wl!h fllP..,p erm toble , I ~?'.95
• Green or gpld i'.lerc~ olefin covers,
promise IOn9 -r, stein resistenee, 119.95 e Super sdlt glove.ii(• yinyl in brawn,
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lit· DEAR Nj!i LANDl!l!ll : • t •m Jiil l&-
yeaNild girl' who' ~ -~ hl&h
1 school. l\iy p8Hma iil!it iinoke<I • pact-
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day r.. two yean. ._ I: ~ • Until a few weeks qo I. pPI givlll&· ~ myself that hi .i¥ ~ · -118ome-
day I'll ipy'thls Is It' and,qult cold."
t 'l'hel! I decldei to pill 'ihe fici. ~ en
paper to lee -ihey look like. ~ ~ they~,·· , ' . ·• ~ ·' . . ~
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10 -yean bu smo>ed 73,000 ~. If
you've smoked a pack a day for 2IO yean,
11 you've -~-J46,000. If yoo smo>e
"only" a half a pack a day, that's S,550
cigaret tes a year. U yoo keep it up for 20
years, that adds up to 73,000 cigarettes.
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cents a pack. That '!"BS ..,.85 a week. One
year amounts to $200.75. Ten years cxmes
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ping $4,015.00. •
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'-'\cl up ft%:1l4 , not to"melltloft llie'lilims in
·• · clothelllli<I the hlft'-lun!llale.
Heaven knows what they've done lo their
lµngs .
• I haV<O't smoked fnr thn!e --and
It's fantutlc bow much better I foll. I've
atopped cougblng and I 1moW 1-11 bet-
ter. Bui most important -I don, feel
weak and stupid anyt111n. I don'i '""""
.why in the world it took me ao 1ollg to aet
smart. Spread the word, Ano. -
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DEAR UN: I've BEEN .......... -..
A.ad I've been doln& ....... tile.the
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have been happily Dljl(ried ~--11 years.
Her teeth have always beeh crooked but
abe never said she was boU.ntd' bJ1 this. · I lwss~whenshe~~
I ~;~;t!:..a~o ~bout ha~.~·~
Does· it make ,....·for ii.-ol 411!
It seems to me that if 1..lbe. ~ . ..-.all .
these years with · croobd jeetb, lbe
should forget alioilt biviiig' ·lb e'm
stralghtenell at 1111' la~ dll\e>. ~ !J1!111 la
it expensive, but a nulsaDce. ~ bow
woo1i1· 11 tootifor i gmril-to--
braces oo her teeth! y..,. views might
be1p lier docide: 'lbanka -STUllPED IN
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DEAR S"nlMPED: ften II _,
wnocwllllbncetlBUadall'l-11
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: Pleue tell
your readers that fat people are human.
We have feelingl, believe It nr not.
I'm a college student who worked at a
resor1 this llWlll!lel'. About 10 pu work·
I ed there, alangslde me. 0ne ol the llrll I was about my size. We lool<·lboolute!Y
I nothing alike except for height llld build
and the tooc hair.
II It Just about killed me to be called by
her name 12 times a day. It let me know ~: that people do not took at a lace or lioten
to a voice or pay any attention to
penonality. If a girl ls fat lhe'• a blob, a
notblng. Why are people ,. rotten! FAT
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I handle It H·Yooffl ...-r;i;otr· ....... I Landen' .... bcddel, ,, Dope ..
Drup." For ea<;ti·bookJaCll'lered, -a
I' dollar blU, plus a L011G, ..U=t)
stomped enwlop (If centa pollap ni
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by trimming
an oetmeal box
drum with
rickrack or
painting essorted
spools to frame
e small mirror.
.. t.ae.ene . Stalks Scarf
.By MAJtiAN Cil1\ISTY
' NEW •YORK ~ ~ designer Cl<of-
trey ~:-:-ting the Paris scene
l'l!Cellly'. a lrli!nd invited bim to oee a
super-Jtaque venion of the classic flick,
llSalonJie,"
But Beene, an admitted lover of
romantic stories, was more mesmerized
with·tlie llooty scarfs that fell to the floor
than the girl and her fabled ~banns.
Pure silk scarfs made by Monsieur
Sadie ol Paris -the same -who created Balenciaga's scarfs -represent
a Beene theme.
To put his point ac:roos In one fell
-· -c:r<ates • -dotted .,_ dnu made~ ol scarfs...,
~bly seven -atratepeally allti:b-
ed toplber. The 1-llae isn\ ..ued. 'Dll
Scarfs era neckties
feminists use
to soften severe lines.
Here one loops
through the epaulet
of e maxi silk gown.
fringed end of the scarfs are left as is.
Beene spills the beans;
"Actually, I painstakingly ransacked
the European fabric ocene thoroughly to
find exclUng fabrics -but everything
was dull. AU 1 saw was miles of grey
nannel.
"What l wanted were fresh prints and
danllng colon. The best patterns were
In the scam. I de~gned clothes around
the acceuory."
Searls oeem to have unUmited poten-
tial.
Picture a gorgeous girl ln a se1y
halter-necked black matte jeney gown
cut as atralght as a column. It clings to
the llneor1eted llilhouette.
Beene fills the dipping deoolletage wlth
a long red scarf llld says -In all -= ur think ol the ecarf llke a man'•
necktie. It glv'" an Individual toocb to
otherwlM aevere lines.''
Beene does a aerlel ol crepe safari
IUlta and liim chemlao -· Most have epaulets on the-·
Guess what! Beene loops a liclnny dot·
led or abatract print scarf tllrollf)I ooe
epaulet 10 that II -sornethtnC akin lo a floatlnc panel. "Anything that's
too cluaic la a bort," 1111 Beene.
In bl.a collect1on, fobrica -moelljr
crepe, silk, jeney -.... IOI! and drool>Y-
Admlltadly, the bolldays·-• ctmmll
time to keep trim.
Jt'l!I better to give it away -, u laee-
edged aprons, rlclaack stuffed toys, •
quined Ol'lllllMllll, em-ed .-oo shoulder bags or glittery boutique
jewelry.
And doo't forget the men. Ollored tape
may be used to initial their decl: chain
or boldly stripe bathrObes, towels, cbefs
aprons or valet trays.
The variety of gilt posslbllitlell Is u at-
tractive and lnezpenslve as the trim eol-
lection. Home seamstresses, and ewn
craft.loving children, wW want JG uee the
tapes, ribbons, braids, curUcuel IDd
sparkles tq personalize and c o 1 o r
presenls, packages, cards and table
decoratloos. •
For those with a notion to add zip to
gif11!!ving, the Talon COl1lp0lly bu
published a 50-cent booklet, Sbowcue of
Ideas, with pages lull of suggeatloas ,and
directions.
It offers a whole array of. Desk Mates,
pencil bolder, -blotler, teller -and phone -cover or such Fendn)ne
Fancies as cap, bib, purse, or 11jewe1ry11
made to fool the eye.
Miking and trlmmlntl llulfed inlnWs
and .... dolls Is -In the -.. propriately called Kid Stull, as ...U u a
little girl's room dre1s!d up with trim-
med bedspread and plllon.
Fnr budgeters, tller'e's the Five Dollars
and Under group of ldeu for turning
five-and-dime items: lite gardenia g
gloves, flower poll and •-bukets In-to oometblng special.
As the Chrlstrnu rush acceleroles,
trimmings provide even more ._..... as
invitatlolls are ac«pted llld lift lilts
grow. And those sloe~ "bung ~ the
chimney with care" can be ~ or
filled with trimmings.
Fabrics
Shapes take the form of the _..,., Not
vice versa.
Forget the bell Beene w r a p 1
c:oodlnated scarfs around the walst like a
thick obi sash. The ac:arf lnfiuenco
doesn1t quit.
Every stancloot designer baa a
signature. Each ......, Beene creates a
version of bl.s --famous tuxedo collar
gown. •
'l1l1s year be does the halter -and loops a seven-foot-long scarf under
the collar ao that It drlpo tow'ard Iba -Beene Is doing ccntemporory venions
of tbe t.oyered loot.
Traditlonal pantllllta -to be dotnc a fadeoul But ......,.. .... ·1 IA>lalb"
eradicated """' the -...... -
they'Ve .mnplJ -.., a -loot.
lie deslpa tbe --junlplult wltbcap_lo __ a...,.
sleeted brld..-.. -,,,. ""'°"'"""" -help lo "* eel the aportl .........
-·· models -,........ ...... ~ tUted lo ... side "' tho -· Cubai>beel pumpo llld a ,.. ol jllNlrr -loll"' -· cllmk1 ..... and
I balp of danglq -1-.
11(t'p I look tblt IDllM iPMtlWW with
coutare.'' 1111 ae... ''TodlJ'• ....
wailta a certain UllOWll ol --la
her daytime 111.ais. But··--..... to be eleY•ted."
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Christmas Gifts Treed
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Scorpio: Shed Secret Doubts, Fea.rs
WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER 29
By SYDNEY OMARR
Pisces tntly believes that
good things come In small
packages. Gift buying for
natives of. this sign requires
taste, discretion. P o e t r y ,
record albwns appeal. Eye
make-up. I t e m s connected
with footwear also fill the bW
here. Lounging apparel could
be on the list and boob
associated with p s y c h i c
phenomena and the theater
definitely should be con-
sidered. Slippers are bound to
please Pisces. Accent beauty,
illusion. A subtle blend of
spices from Cine gourmet sOOp
should complete your gift !Lat
for natives or this zodiacal
sign.
ARIES (March ll·Aprtl U):
Lie low. Play wa!U., 11me.
Be sure of legal grteD Uabt.
Maintain public lma1e. Give
compelltloo Its due. stick to
familiar groWld. Entertain at
home. Luxury it.em obtained
for family mtlJ\ller PIYI for ·
ltseU In loving appreciation.
TAURUS {April ZO.May IO):
Obtain valid bJnt from Ariel
message. Take nolhlng for
granted. Read between lines.
Review proceduns. Get rid of
outmoded methods. Find ways
of obtaining basic services at
economical rate.
GEMINI (May II.June IO):
Give full play to creaUve
abilities. Probe for ways
toward greater s e I f -ex-
presslon. Imprint your own
style. Members of opposite se:a:
are attracted as personal
-tilm IOltl. Wqer on
your ablllllel.
CANCEi. (June II.July Dl:
Flnleh what you start. Cycle
features end of mattera. Set
price nn conunodlty and stlclt
to it. Accent now is on ~
perty, tiome. ability to build
for future. Perceive potential.
Enlist aid of Ariel.
LEO (July 23-Aug. Z2): New
start ls featured . Emotional
burden ls relieved. There 1s
now more room for humor.
Short journey could b e
featured. Sims versatility.
Dealings with neigh bot a,
relatlve_s will be mo re
bannonlous. VIRGO (Aug. IS-Sept. 22):
You get money's worth. Where
doon were cloted, they now
are likely t.o be open. Cancer,
Aqaariaa persons are in pie-
ture. Your money, valuables
are featured. Debt is1 paJ4.
You gain through past ;irons ..
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22):
Cycle high -take initiative.
T r u s t judgment, Intuition.
Your timing is honed to razor
sharpness. Be confident .
Welcome challenge. Dance to
your own tune. Those who at·
tempt to dominate reveal their
own fears.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. II):
You are called upon to aid in
glamorizing project or pro-
duct. You are able, 1n quiet
manner, to emphasize
mystery and to create appeal.
You may be visiting one con--
fined to hospital. Get rid of
secret doubts, fears .
SAGmARJUS (Nov. 22-o.;c. 2t): Be ready for poss!·
Men Painfully Outnumbered
One or the In01t unfair
aspects o f discrlrnination
against women is in arthritis.
For reasons medical science
doesn't understand, the most
'1 severe form of that disease -J rheumatoid arthritis -strikes
l.: three times as many women
as men.
According to Dr. Leon B.
Katz, who is chairman of the
public education committee of
the Orange County Branch,
Arthritis Foundation, of the 17
million arthritis victims In this
country nearly 12 million are
women, including many in
their early 20s and younger.
In addition, he noted most
women over fO have some
degree of osteoarthritis, the
milder of the two main types
of arthritis.
They know, for eumple,
that arthritis symptoms often
increase during menstruation.
They know that t b e s e
symptoms improve during
pregnancy, only to flare up
again after delivery.
'l'be scientists suspect that
the natural hormonal changes
in the female body make
women particularly suscep-
tible to arthritis.
Thls suspicion is increased
by the knowledge also that
arthriUc attacks often follow
grief, shock and exhaustion.
Dr. Katz emphasized that
although the cause o f
rhe11matoid arthritis is not
known, and a cure is not
known, "effective treatments
to control the diseale and pre-
vent defonnities and crippling
are known."
walking aids, belt, .urgery
and rehahllllalfon.
The purpoaes, be noted, an
to relieve pain, reduce in--
flammaUon and prevent joints
from becoming damaged or
deformed.
Modern Woman" ~ available
free on request from the
Orance County Branch at 2315
EaS 171h Street, Sant Alli,
547 ... 1.
Dr. Katz said that despite•,----"-------1
labor-saving devices around
the home, todQ''s modem
woman is bm.ler than ever.
Many women. working long
hours either at home, in of-
fices or in industry, don't get
enough rest or nlaxation, he
noted. To arthritic housewives
and mo~s, be offered these
suggesUons :
0 Relax your housekeeping
standards. Don't do all your
ironing or cleaning at. onCi!.
Take a day's rest between ma-
overweigh t, cold and
M>M•tt'l W ... Sia• 4 ti 1'
ISU •· Cat9I Hwy, c.i-tltl Mar .,,._
Ooll1t For Doll1r The
Fine1t Women'1 W11r Av1ll1ble
Yo11r r.h•f9• er.r.0111tt welcomo.
ble travel, change of tcenery
and varieQt of expwience11
Romance C. In pfct11rt .
Frlendl, hopea and wtshee ....
spollighi.d. Reward d u t,
through career efforts. One In
authority offers en-'
couragement.
CAPRICORN {Dec. 22-Jan.
19): Study s111t11rla1
message. Ambitions can be
fulmted. Falth In yoor abllllit1
is a necessity. Include fam,lly
member In ~pecial activity,
project. T1mv, Ubni penom
are involved. State case ln
forthright manner.
AQUARIUS {Jan. 211-Feb.
18): Avoid self.<leceplfon. See
persons, sltu'atlons ln realistic
light. Key now Is to be pen:ep-
tive. Look beyond . lhe im-
mediate. See potential. Accent
is on adding to knowledge,
special interest In ~°'
PISCES (Feb. lt-March:IO)r
Conces:n with what la hidden
-that is e mphasized.
Includes costs, budget, ac-
tivlly of one dole to you.J
Stand.,fast for principles. You
gain ll willing to accept added1 responsibility. Business ven-t
lure could be upcoming. ' •
YOUR CLOTHING
DOLLAR GOES
FURTHER HERE
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Shepherd of the Hills United Methodis t C h u r c h, 1t1ission Viejo will be the
setting for the fo urth annual Christmas B o u ti q u e, sponsored by Ayudantes
:\uxiliary, Children's Home Society. The sale will be conducted from 9 a.m. to
3 p.m. Saturday, De<. 2. ·
Dr. Katz said medical
researchers believe there is a
link of potentially v i t a I
significance between women
and the sympt.oms o f
rheumatoid arthritis.
The key to success in com-
battlng the effects of the
dlaeue, be said, ts 1 long·leml
treatment program, which
might Include drup, exer-
jor house cleaning. Avoid -~'i~·i"~""~""~""~"";';·;;;'.~--~~~~~lii°l dampness, strain and fatigue,
worry, tens.ion and emotional
stress.''
A leaflet oo "Arthritis and PREMIUM PAK c:tseo. poal1ft nilel, spilnlsr~~~~~~~~1 -
Poll Vaults Party Prestige
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THIS WEEK
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• tlnr tlbllt .. ...., 1W1/lowed. Con·
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No 11*111 mrdtl. Get rid ol tn:ns
flt 11111·1M ...... OdrlM1 t111 betn
..t 1UCC91h11r bJ' thoullnds 1U ovw
dMI COUltrJfar 14 yars. Odtlne1 PIH
colb tl.25111111 tllf lllp ICOnomJ lilt
$5.25. YOI IDlllt m UJfy lit or your ...,.w11 bll rtfuftdld bt' your druuflt.
'lit ...._ uW. Accept no s!Jb-
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By ERMA DOMBECK ..
Si>veral years ago, I made
an interesting observation. I
discovered that In order to be
popular i:it parties you either
h<>c' ti" (~ 'llay the piano; (b)
flirt a little; or (c) quote
statistics.
Forget the piano. I took five
lessons and my piano teacher
threw herself into h e r
metronome and hurt herself.
Forget flirting. My bread man
came in ooe day, locked the
door behind him, and as he
gave rre the onion rolls I
noticed he was trembling and
his hands were oo fire with
des ire. I reconimeoded a mild
l.e.x<>tivt -111 sent him home.
But 'he stalistics. They
fasci.,.e.tl"' me. I found that if
you spiced up your argument
with a ~rcentage or two, men
slopped drinking, women stop-
pe" wntching their husban~s
drink, and no one really cared
what the topic was so long as
It was corroborated b y
figures.
"Did you know that 54 per-
cent of today's cblldren ac-
tually become sick when they
eat broccoli?," I interjected in
a group of men.
A man who looked like he
should have had more sense
mumbled, "Good Lcrd, that's
more than half."
"I assume that figure would
include those who do not know
what they like and those who
are quite inarticulate at ex-
pressing themselves ... "
I left lJiem arguing and pro-
ceeded to the next group
where I raised the issue that
in reading the label on my dog
food can, I noted that 35 per·
cent of the contents were
cereal and meat by-products."
"Fred and I were discussing
that just the other day." said
a taU woman. "The perccn-
lo a void d11Ja ppo1ntn1en1 pruspectl\"{
11 r1des are reminded lo have their \veddin ~
.~tories i.11ith black and white glossy phot<>
gr<1ph s to the l>A l l.Y Pll.01 \Vo men's De-
partment one week before the wedding.
Pictures received after that time will not
be used.
!'""'or engagement announcements it is
imperative tha ' the story. also accompa nied
by a black and whil e glossy picture. be sub-
mjtted six Wije k~ or more before the wedding
date. If deadline Is not lllet, only a story wll l
be used. '
To help fill req uirements on both wed·
ding and engagement stories. forms are
available ln all of the L>AI LY PILOT offices
F'urther questions will be answered b)
\Vernen's Section staf! members at 6424321
I Golden Needle's I Sfl"'4[ el tie 11/ed
BROCADES
36--45 inches wide
Now res. 1.so.11.M
4.97. 9.97 yard
Th.,. prlcet are good thru Dec. 3. 1972 ~ Golden 'Tleedle FABR1cs
&QIJTM COi.iT •LA.IA • CAlllOUllL Ll\llL
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tage had escaped me, but I
remembered it was high."
Parties began lo take on a
new excitement for m e .
Overnight, I became Sylvia
Porter, William F. Buckley
and a national poll all rolled
into one.
1 often was interrupted dur-
ing dinner with a gentle tug at
at the elbow and a plaintive
''Erma, do tell us what the
unemplo y ment rate in
Hawkeye County was right
after the Korean conflict."
"Twelve percent,'' I'd say
without hesitation and a flick
of the eye.
FINE STATIONERY ..... .,.. ""'! 7111 -...... l'r--WrtHlll ,,_
D•CCMU.TtOMI WllA"'INO MAT••IALS
One night I was quoting the
insurance sta t istics for
teenage drivers who drove
their mothers to a nervous
disorder aod I noticed my bus--
band in a comer sm.illng quietly, 2111 l.tlllf -Al 111-Wll
On the way home I asked,l~~·~··~··~·M~L~..,~·~CM~n~-~· ~·-~-~~~~~~~~~'.'.'.'.~'._! "You didn't buy my statlstl"'-1 ·
Why not?" ill~ ~ ~ ,;~';:,:~;,,;'!a::"~~ ~ , ... -~)?1•--=':
feet and 19 percent watclied ch e t ~ ~~e~':~i.·t,.•1\atadds r1s mas "
My shoulders slumped. I had I
been discovered.
"Take my advice, kid," be p • · • s t . f
said, "give up these sma11 din-el un Oir e S
ner parties. With your knowl-~--.
edge of math, yo11 belong in \
politics." In Large Sizes 40 • 46
Wedding Vows Said
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EASTMAN-
FORDERBRUGEN
Mary Forderbrugen became
the bride of James E .
Eastman during Ci!remonies
co nducted by Or. Philip G.
Murray in the Community
Ch u r ch Co n gregatlonal,
Corona del ?.tar.
Their paren ts are Mr. and
?.1rs. K. Forderbrugen and Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Eastman, all of
Corona del Mar.
Bridal attendants were the
Mmes. Carol Crabb, Diane
SEIKO
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s.1f.wi11d Chronofaph !•lop wtleh vlctl
1100.00
,JJ011da
JEW ELERS
5fvo11'1 and Von' C<111tar
H111'1lin9to11 a •• ,h
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Lamard and Barbara Bray·
Miss Barbara Hardacre, Miss
Patricia Anderson and Tricia
Larnard.
Best man was T o rn
Eastman; ushers were David
Bray, Kaz Oc.hi, Al AndrewS
and Larry Higby . Phillip Lar-
nard was the ring bearer.
The bride b a graduate or
Corona del Mar Hig)I School
and attended Orange Coast
College. Her husband is a
graduate of California State
University, Long Beach. tbey
will live on Balboa Island.
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Food Gift Paks From
Hi~kory Farms of Ohio ·
It's I~ on appeal, large in goodneas and Jarp in vari.·
ety, but very eaay in the pocketbook. F"turel Hick:orr
Farms of Ohio Jelly and Preserves la. addition to four
other tasty ~eeses. . Sia --:•--
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A PLEASURE IN GOOD EATING
This gift pak ls pleasing lo giVe aod a pleallUN to n--
ceive. The recipients will find 1 lb. BEEP STICK Sam.
mer Sausage, five cheeses, Honerad1ab. 5&Uoe Pim
imported candles. .....
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To See In Our Gift Display
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OUR RE PLUMBER
WAS A GOOD PLUMBER!
HE DID A LOT OF~
FOR MY POPI
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5 Sheeplike metnber:
10 Sunoundtd Informal
by, 49 f1V01"ites
14 Wickedness 50 Ttnough
15 Commertlat 61 Swindle
ship 53 Elect.units
16 Hindi.I god: 55 Blelt
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pleyt: 2 llllnd
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line 115 Atu1ctiwgirl '.profits: Br.
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gr91t 67 Sllfflf 10 Climb
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Hymn of 2 Actor llffl · 18 Worn-out •I ... -.:•. ' j· horse !S4 ~ 3 0....ottM -24 Nwig1tion
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from ift¥Otv9. !ii Bu mt 27 Side oneself
mlflt · carmlne:2 with; Var,
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32 Mix-:
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plinter •
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35 Come into
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40 Sawbuck
41 Tourlst'said
46 craving
.48 Swore
51 Glo ries
52 French 1rticle
53 Biblical ton
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58 Conception
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60 Troj1n War
site
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TMl9o FINl~ES TME
Mi"()RIO TRUCK GANGI
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A. Al.WARD FOR TMEIR
CAPTURIO,
PEANUTS
by Chester Gould
by Al Sndtll .
OH.HE KEEPS
BOnlERJN<i us
A80'JT "1lE BILI.
POP OWES tllM/ ·
by Dale~
by Emie llmhmlller
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GORDO
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ANIMAL CRACKERS
by Chcntes M. Schllll
W0005TOCK FE£LS illAT
EATIN6 BREAD CRU\185 IS
IONP Cf' l'E6AADIN6.
JU~GE PARKER by Harald Le Doux
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SPENCER CAN'T COME TO THE
PHONE RIGHT HOW ! ASK WHETHER
SHE C-'H RETURN THE
CAU. LATER!
OPERATOR, IF MISS SPENCER
lSH'T AVAILAaLE AT THE
MOMEN T, I'LL TALK
TO ANYONE !
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by Roger ltodllelcl
by Gus Arriola
by Ferd John••
by Roqer Bolen
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HB's Brohamer·Gleans Major League Honors
B,llOWARD L. BANDY
OfM~Nlllt ....
Wiien !lpring trainlog began for tbe
Cleveland Indians last February, Jack
Brohamer toolt tbe advice of bis
manaeer1 Ken Aspromonte, and made
eveey ......i count.
ll paid off.
Today be bas been oamed tbe outstan-
ding rookie second baseman in tbe major
leagues in the 14th annual balloting ol
major le'i"< players, managers and
coaches lo select tbe Rookie All.star
team for l97J.
Brobamer, a fonner Huntington Beach
Higb School star, is one of three
Cleveland Indians rookies to make tbe llf.
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Will Dolphins
Match Record
Of '42 Bears?
MIAMI (AP) -Unbeaten Miami .... 1
through and ove.r St. Louis comerback
Nonn 1bompson for its flrst two
touclXlowns Monday night as the
Dolphins roared to tbeir llth straight
triumph, a 3l-l0 victo<y over the puncb-
less Cardinals.
The Dolphins, trying to become the
fll'St National Football League team
since the 1942 Chicago Bears to go
unbeaten in the regular season, bad trou-
ble getting their own offense in gear
against the lowly Cardinals, now U-1.
But Miami capitalized on a pass in-
terception by safety Dick Anderson to
take a 7.0 first ·quarter lead.
Anderson intercepted St. Lo u i s
quarterback Gary Cuozzo'a first toss of
the game at the Cardinal 29 and six plays
later Jim Klick ran it in from the twir
yard line, with Thompson holding on for
the ride.
Thompson was caught out of position in
the third quarter as D o I p h i n s
quarterback Earl Morrall rifled a 37-yard
pa511 to wide receiver Otto Stowe, who
back-pedaled into the end zone.
That touchdown widened a seven-point
baUtime gap into a 17-3 lead ror Miami.
Comerback Lloyd Mumphord then put
the game sMely out of reach for the
Dolphins later in the third period by pick·
Ing off a Jim Hart pass at the St. L<luis
28 and running untouched down the
sideline for a touchdown behind a wall of
blockera.
Jim Bakken kicked a 49-yard field goal
for St. Louis in the second quarter and
'the Dolphins' Garo Yepremlan, who had
missed a 54-yard field goal and had a 52·
yard attempt blocked, booted a 25-yarder
late in the half.
Leon Burns ran over from the two for
·St. Louis' lone touchdown In the fourth
quarter. Morrall and Stowe then teamed
, Up again for a 27-yard Mlaml touchdown
pass play, which ended the scoring.
St. Louis' effort was typical of its
showing all seaaon. The Cardinals muf[ed
numerous scoring opportunities with
their own errors against the tenacious
Miami defense. ·
Altp failing to get the ball out of tbeir
own territory in the first quarter, the
Cardinals gained possession ' at Miami's
35-yard line in the &ee0nd period when
linemen John Richardson and Bob Rowe
.;. blocked Yepremian's field gpal attempl
SCOlt• •Y OUi\llTlllS
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STi\TISTICS
man team picked from bolb major
...... and Including a 1tll and rlab~
banded plld!er.
In view ol his start In spring tralnin&
wben be recalls, "they ooly gave me
three bats, didn't fit me for a uniform
and didn't lal<e my picture wilh otber
team members," is this bis greatest
thrill?
"I would bave to say that my biggest
thrGI in baseball so far i.s making tbe
Cleveland team. This award is an added
attnctioo and I feel real good about it
becaUle it is picked from both major
le " r~ went ()II. to say, when caitact.ed
in Cleveland by telephone by tbe DAILY
PILOT, "what I really feel good about Is
'
that all 11bne ol our -players made
the telm.1•
Buddy Bell wu oamed in tbe outfield
bul will owltcb lo third base nert aeason.
He ii the 800 of. fonner CiDclnnati star
Gus Bell.
J;11ct Tldrow wu named u tbe right
bandid pltcber and ls lnm San Fran-
clrco. '!bit's line ol 10 lnm tbe
Cleveland teem and IOOws dislind pro-
mise for tbe ~· future.
Brobamer, meanwhile, bas decided to re~ In Cleveland this winter and I!
.._iatec1 with .. insurance firm.
The Cle..r.nd ......i sacker closed out
his first full t:1mpelp in the majon"witb
a .233 batting average, five home nlill
Sports Clipped Short
St. Louis Trades
Voss to Cincinnati
HONOLULU -Former Newport
Harbor High and Orange Coast College
star Bill Voss, a resident of Irvine, was
acquired by the Cincinnati Reds from St.
Loois Monday in exchange for pitcher
Pat Jacquez.
Voss played for Milwaukee, Oakland
and St. Louis last ,.._ balling -181 in
67 American League games and ."llfl in 22
games with the Cardinals.
He was assigned to the Reds' In-
dianapalis farm club in the American
Association.
Jacquez was 7-9 with a 4.M earned run
average for Indianapolis Jast season. His
contract was assigned to the Carda'
Tulsa farm club. '
"' HONOLULU -The New York Yankees
struck with their second majtr trade in
three days and their cross--town rivals,
the New York Mets, got into the act with
two deals of their own as baseball's
winter meetings generated a flurry of
trade action Monday.
The Yankees acquired slugger Graig
Nettles and catcher Jerry Moses from
the Cleveland Indians in exchange for
catcher Jolm Ellis, infielder Jerry Kerr
ney and outfielders Ola.rile Spites and
Rusty Torres.
Then the Indians swapped right-banded
pitcher Phil Hennigan to the Mets for
two young pitching prospects, Bob Rauch
and Brent Strom. At the same time, the
Mets traded veteran center fielder Tom-
m.!e Agee to Houston for rookie outfielder
Rieb C:U.les and minor league pitcher
Buddy Harris.
Later, Detroit shipped pitchers Norm
McRae and Jim Foor to Pittsburgh in ex·
change for outfielder Dick Sbam7n and a
player to be named later.
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Pl1TSB.URGH -Carl DePasqua was
fired · Monday as bead football coach at
the University of Pittsburgh, and athletic
director Casimir Myslinski commenced
the search for a "big name" successor.
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LEXINGTON, Ky. -University of
Kentucky football coach John Ray bas
been fired. University president Otis A.
Singletary made the announcement after
a closed-door meeting Monday of the
University's athletic board that lasted for
more than two hours.
Kentucky dropped its final game of the
campaign, 17·7, to Tennessee Saturday,
finishing with a 3-8 overall record for the
second straight year.
"' HILTON BEAD ISLAND, S.C. -The
absence of Jack Nicklaus, Lee Trevino
and Arnold Palmer made it easier for
Johnny Miller to win the $125,000
Heritage Golf Classic on Monday.
Miller said so hlmseU. "Coming Into
tbe laat cauple ol boles, you know,
anything can happen," be said.
"But I fell I could handle -guys
around IP" (lbe challengers), except
maybe Tom Welakopf. You know, most of
them are ~ guys and I figured I
could beat them. .
"Bui It woold be sometlllng else If
you're con!lnl Into tbe laat few lio!es and
Arnold or Jack or Lee i. there.
"Tbooe guys -they're tbe best players
in tbe world -they put the pressure on
you. Maybe you put pressure on yourself.
When they're playing, it's something
else."
Anteaters Post
62-5() Victory
Over Bisons
Special lo Ibo DAILY PILOT
FARGO, N.D_ -Doo Newton scored 16
points and Jerry Maras added 13 to lead
the UC Irvine Anteaters basketball team
to its first victory of the season Monday
night over host North Dakota State
University, 62-56, before 5,200 patrons
bere.
1be victory spoiled the Bison mome
opener and the roaching debut of. Merv
Skaar.
"We played great defense, did some
timely ~ and a very good job nn
the backboards," an elated coach Tim
Tilt satd following tbe game.
"Jerry Maras, Scott Magnuson and
Dave Baker did a great job on the boards
and Newton was our leading scorer.
"Nortb DaMta starled In !root and
held a 7-2 lead !rilh II minutes to play In
the first half," Tift said "We caught
tbem and went In front for tbe first lime,
S-7.
"Then it was a see-saw batue until we
toof the lead 12-11. They never caught us
again." ...... ·
At halllime, tbe Anteaters beld a 32-21
advantage and 1ncreaaed this to 15 points
three minutes Into tbe second ball at 36-
21. This was tbe biggest lead ol tbe Digbl
for either team.
The Blaoos narrowed tbe gap to three
pointl midway through tbe -ball burtJCI again pulled away and opened up
.a 10-polnt lead with a minute left. A
tJuoee.polnt by Maras aided tbe r11111 UCI
drive.
The BllOOS sUlle tbe ball twice In tbe
final 13 -to narrow tbe linal margin to stL
Doo'Npwtod's 16 poinb gave b1m 26 for
tbe first. two games while Harlan Peel's
six make •blm tbe team leader alter two
tilts wtlh ri.
"We ~ wanted this one," asslstant
coach Jerry Hulberl satd. "The klda were
a little ~ and not quite as sharp as
Ibey ...... In tbe Mlnneaola game but
tbey -It and lhat's tbe important ~,.
The' . ~ -waa lbe finl.ever ln-
te-.,J Win for UCI away from tbe
lrlend1y OOlil!nes o1 Crawford Hall on tbe
UCI campus. It gives the Anteaters a 1·1 -The Anteaters returned home this
aftemoon for a brief stay_ '!'bey leave
Tbunday morning for a three-game set
in tbe Hawaiian Wanda wtlh games at
tbe University ol Hawaii Friday and
Saturday lliflllts_ A third game will be
played agoh!st a service team on Tuea-
day evmtng.
The UCI bome op<ner ls set for Satur·
day, Dec. t In Crawford Hall against
Montana State University. .
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Football Ratings
LION IUllNS SC~ES LONE TOUCHDOWN FOR ST. LOUIS.
and• or• rbl. i•J allD made 14 or 15 er-
ron," he. addt.
'1'llnllng to'tbe -boob, be -bittiq at a oteadJ .-clip and bad eJib1
errorw flOPll into lbe lllial three -a ol
the aeaaon. Wbat ~a..,_.!
'1 ...Wd have to .111 k wu became I
bad never played t1llt ... beloto. Dur-
ing the previous three WSFDOI, I WU iD.
80 lo 8tl games each year in tbe minors
and I apparently IOI tired."
Tbls isn't meant u an excuse, Far
from IL
What about next aeuon?
"If we get one or t1t0 playen we could
be rigbt In there at tbe end," Jack says.
0 We lost 8 lot ol games by one nm t.bis
year ad li·we C&lllfl aomo .... nm, for about -1'us-1 IK llli Jtb
we could win It ad." • llld bt -..W \II tl9 Wblle Ii&. "llol ~ = ..:-:_ ~ C:.,: I bopo__.,~ ..-1111r Mlle ._at," be 11"'-'overthe-\ __ ,.,,, E WWW. ·
.r1Cli.'1 aay _..,, about blm. He ......... ~_.., Ille lillor
btlped Fl'lnk Dully and myeelf I lol lbil 111111" lor ,,.... • 0 --
yeor and I'm rea11, ,ia.i lo aeo ldm bot •• ...U-.. ...... two ,..,.
mUe 8 lulitlme coach." CG5ntto -I • ~ at WiddtL
TV announcer for the lndlans 11111 yeor. "£ llid ldm -bt ._ lo ...-C
Doea be I~ 1eCUn! In bis )>Olllloa for tralnln( t1llt W bt -tbo Cl5lb U -.Id · tbe future! · bo at ......i. He setlfecl down llld did a
"Right now I lee! I am lbe secmd line job for UI," ~ *"5la.
ba_.,, for Cleveland," be says. "But Brobtmer bu bad io acntdo aad t*lt
there lan'l any nlla lo *ti a fellow lnMD for ·~ be baa pined lll llaolliell.
comlnc along and dome -I did this So far be bas -., autatllldlnl job year. . and lbe lulllle ii ob6Delf bri&llt lor'tbe
"Eddie Leon bad been wtlh Cle¥eland II-~ ez-lluntlacton Beach oior.
DAJLV PILOT Slllf ......
* * * Brohamers
~joy Life
In Oeveland ·
Rel..,. Blobamer IJ a bueball wife
and u IU<h knows the looelJneao and
beartacbe ol be1M • ~ lo • )Jn>
lessioaal atblete.
But sbe wooldn't have it any other
way.
"I love baaebaU bUl It's a Joeely Ille
when Jack's •WI)' oa a road trip,"
Helene told the DAILY PILOT from
Cleveland today.
"Mind 10Ut I'm not~ ad it
i.s roal1y • good We. 2 1llro lo-.neet people
and tt I! really dilfereot in the major
leagues," she 183'8.
Wbat ls the big difference!
'"Ibe money/' abe says without 1-i.t.
tion. "It's 1 lot better here tblD: ID tbe
minor leagues.
"I guesa our peisonaJ life i.s also bet·
ter,r• she adds. Then explains: ~.
"Alter thooe Jone It-hour bus trips be
...Wd come lane pretty · lfOUClly
aometlmes-llJI atutude bas changed
mmple&el.y."
-i.s the llnt win!* lbe lln>btmers have spent away from Sou t be r n
Caljfamia wbenl -attended lhmt-ln&toa Beach Higb School. What are
their lutuno plans?
"A> Jonc aa Jack's wilh Cleveland, I
think we will be staying lien!_· He's aefl-
ing life lnalrance and wben be g ... to
people's homes, they get rNily e1dted.
He a1so likes wbat be is doing and lbat
helps."
HONORS COME TO HUNTINGTON BEACH'S J,ACK BROHAMER. What about the weather?
"It's wet and cold and I dcm't ewr
want .::.J::i anybody .froni ~
·say alfout tbe-'oOid ·-blliemallng and liaYiiW !;... MVP Award Ihle"/
Orange County's Big ~ef
Part of Rams Controversy
Orange County's Big Ref -oor gilt to
radio, television and bigtime football of·
ficiating -has stepped up in class.
It was only seven years ago that the
Big Rel -John McDonough -was cost-
ing W_,_ Higb Ille Sunset League
football championship when be lost track
of the downs in the santa Ana game.
The-blunder resulted in Santa Ana get·
ting an extra down, scoring on that gift ·
play and claiming a l>U victory. The
loss cost the Lions tbe loop liUe.
Now McDonough i.s part Of another
CODtroversy. This time, however, it is in
professional ranks1 involving the LA
Rams and New Orleans Saints.
McDonough, as referee, was in t'Om·
mand Of tbe officials crew that woriu!d
the Ram&-Saints club Sunday in New
Orleans. '!'bat crew iS charged wilh blow-
Loss Astounds..
Rams Official
LOS ANGELES (~Pl -The Los
Angeles Rams have astounded one of
their head men. He observed Monday,
with understandable perplexity: "we're
so erraUc."
"We're doing a lot of soul searching
and we will pJay a very fine football
game Del1: week," Don Klosterman,
aas1s1ant to Rams' president camu
-· told tbe SOutbern Calilornla Football Writers A!aoclalloa's llnal 19'12
meeting.
.. I WU. astounded by the lou,.. Klo.!-
terman said ol the Rams' !fl.II defeat
at New Orleans Sunday. ''When we left
the hotel I felt we were ready to ploy. We
bad a pxl effort . . • but we jalt didn •t
fundlan efficiently on offen1e."
What changes can Klostennan make to
improve tbe Rams! '
"Despite our lrBnsgressionl on tbe
field," satd ~nnan ol tbe Raml' Ho
1 seuon, "we don't dilCUSI changes we
might make unttl after tbe season. There
is stUI the diltinct possibility we'll win
it. It
He rolemd lo tbe Nstiooal Football
Conlertnce Western Divisloa c:ham-
plonabip, wtlh a pivotal meeting at
dlvl.torHeading San Francisco comloi up
mt Monday nigbt.
"I foresee a great effort nut Monday
nl&bt," said Kloaterman, "1lo pointed out
tllat the Rams whWed tbe 4len on tbe
line ol tcrimmage .In their fint meeting
-a 31-7 Los Angeles victory_ "Don't be
· surprised U we cootrol !he line Of acrtm-
mace agatp."
ing the call , OD a fumble .. WU
scooped by the Rams' Jack YOUllCblood
and run lnto the end zooe .
However. tbe line jlldge ruled that
quarterback Archie Manning's lmnble
didn't count because Mannjno•s forward
motioo was stopped before be 1osl the
ball.
Yet, television replay ol the play show-
ed tbe lwnble and ensuing touchdown
should bave been allowed. TV-.
lashed the olflcla!'s verdict, ""1llnc tt
terrible and saying lt was a sb8me and a
mistake.
A Los Angeles writer attending tbe
game said McDooougb stood idly by and
SL•-WMtft
WHITE
WASH
let tbe ~r official's ruling stand. ¥cll<llougll bas tbe power to ovemale
such a call tt be sees fit.
So tbe Rama !oat a chance to take tbe
lead, lOlt a touchdown Which would t.ve
kepi them lied for first place and may
have !oat a bertb in tbe upcoming
playoffs_
And tbe Big Rel may be due an awaril
from whomever wins the division u that
team's MVP. Unless, ol coune, the
Rams pull oul a miracle title.
~ ~, r:Mtt *-t... "'"
Mldlpo ...... Bo --.. W .nu OSU tofpled tilt WllvRe1,
U.11, to ... a --1 lrtp? n ..... •'• rel.al ..... rw mHtre
t)'llll flelcl ,.... • tw9 MCllllll tllM
CM& M....... • tnl .. P•1•e•
bac-•tle-aUM ....... -to
.... tlla ... ,.. ... --
Bo pU a m.ot II iir1"2l•1•aalllllll• la ,,,_,..... ... _ ..... _
,..,... floC?
'If"' r:Mtt -~ lo tlla -11ow~1-•uac ..... ,,.,
McKay will -...... to 1tt11 .. 1111
rep1on.u .. -. ...... ._to
tnmille Ille ... ,.. -_, a .... -GOOD Now D~. -~ west
College'• 77-?f baakelball win over O\r-
rilol and Saddlebaclt Collefe's JI.II coo-
quest ol heavily 'favvnd Rio Hondo In the
state JC football playolf1.
Saddleback certainly bas tbe right to
claim Ille No. I raUng In Oranie C:O.nty
JC oircles after that win.
go out In ii .,.,.,., *'· ii the complete 1172
rookie alktar teem :
FIJlil.1 ,i--'ll>I!>_ H u l ton (~ Phillies) -
. --Jock -(Clevelapd li>dians) . -
Third ~ -Dave Roberts (San Diego
Padres) , •
Shortstop -"Dwain Aiid.lnoo (St. Louis
Cardinals)
--Oul ........ -Gany Maddol ·(flan 'r--). Doo BiJlor ,!Ballt-
more ~) and Buddy Jlell (amlanci lndiano)_
Calcill!r -Carlton Fi.sb (--., Red
Sox).
Lei! handed J>!tcber -Jobn Matlack
(New York Mel!) ·
IUilit banded pHcber -Dick Tidrow
(Cleveland Indians).
Akins Resigns
As I.agw1na AD
• • Laguna Beach lllgb football coach Hal
Aklna baa resigned bis poollloa aa
•lblellc -at lbe -· _jhe DAILY PILOT baa -:i"::-
clllllniy.'
Aklna told ~ DAILY PILOT, "There
s1mp1y baall't been enouch time to 4>e
able to do -and k pt down lo Ille
maeter ol cine or tbe other bad to II>·
"We're nolly ~ -lbe Oramp
League c:hamploniihip nut yeor In -
boll and tltla will alao llve me more -
to develop ID all-year •c:;· •!Jo&b ]obi are pretty derril on
you tlme.wtle," llYI A.klu.
. Akim -• •Udelic -for one,_., ~ ._1eball CDICb Dar-
rell 'McKJbbln,:
No repiacerneot baa been .....i by
)lrindpal Don Hqbl and the -..
upocl4d to 11e1 u alllll!llc ~ ...w
Akim' •cema • DUDlll.
Akim baa been the Yarslt' coach at
Loguna Beach slnco 1•1 and baa p1de4
lbe Arlilll to the C1F playolf1 -
times. '
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Outlook for Coast Area Prep Basketball Lancers'
Offense C.r••• .. , • .,. becl• al 1 bml Injury. Diva Haaol, a 1-1 junlar,
Al\lr Uelnc with L 0 I will -··-balh M••.. 11111 Al1mllol · lot 1111 lr•lae ..., •-· lMpe .... tide laal --_ .... .,.._
H ._. OolW dol llar bas ~':! =-.z;:,,:, :;: Loaded
ll!o-llll!Wlall!olbld:of ....... -.......
• 1 PAIADIM4 _ -Ille rw opla tb1a ,_. "Wt'lo ....._., -· :(' c..n. .=:: ,...... • lr!Ple-~ TllllJ Olllls' "''"' 11111 11111'• ..... to bun ..... ,
ilnll · 1o1mW,J 11111>1 --e IW --am-aa:ra, l'IUPI -
., ~.~::-. 8'd:, ~ :==..":""a.:::: =-=:r~ ~ iron ol COid! Bill ll!o-la(W)-pord O!lr-..is.-o!oarol-
• I ........ wlll! -CMeJ-. • lint -AJI. - -. which is the...,. it a..t lilrtmD'I 8eddlebeck aF lll1da Ma )lllor. ibould be."
Clllllia Oluchot la .-Id .-. ..... ..... 11.5 ., ......
·!1 ....r -plaJO!I ICllaa II plilall por -loll --&, r:lt. -llpofbolalu..... A lhllle -1111 ·a
';.' T•e ·--me~ -In tho lod<olbelPlfacecoacbC,...
·--Ill ll!o bm ol --........... wlll l!a•e -. In 1!11 fQurtll .,_ 11
N •c bock a.ta-· ---Joi! -Yet, -11 --lUcl< •• bet -ll!d -~ lo _bl, opllm ...... md l'IClt¥ei Jelle RllMrta. btp tbe 11111 111eoff. "Otwml we bDe •• lrrd
TIU ldlmnlralt lu nm Wborton (Ml_...,. r.t ... .....,.,., .. lie..,.. "We ,,.,...Ml onr .11 ~ palnll a pllil llll•Keoucb (5--IOOll ...._,_ ind ll!o
'-11111 JOI!" ~ 1 Ill) ......... la with a I.I kldl play good deleme, bu1 1
come-from· beblnd ·-1 · g~blgleomisf<>lnllo1"rt
....,._ -Wiii Loi S1orti11C alo11i with tbla' lrlo 111. Mlolol laal'WI -· ... U,. ·'llllblJ lo be'H ...... Jmo Tile lelterintD ' nluminC is
'Dll 1-Wll'll -IH Wllllama,' bill' tbO o I her Dirk Zirbel, a M panl who
W.. the oflenae ~ llllrtlng 'spot fl· 111111 up far WU a llllllOIHolc llarieo Jut
.. ·-·"""" lllil lblft 1111y be-· yw. He .a_.. 10 'point&.
"-is a CGl!lblnalloo Wnc al tho poallloa. Vince per pme and bas earned the •1 bolowww t WO ........... ........ (Jtil -) l!lld· praise of Moha. • =:; ,."" 11 ':.& ~ J Bob a..t <M> p. 1111 sea ;::: .:::m~ .'::.. ":
.... I I 'j .. ..,.. :r :.=.a::u~:..:.: "lit .... --iUrd
.:. ... ~ I ...._ --= ..... pmblOI (junior Ja1, Wllaon, a.I) ....
wllll_. ......... --fw .._....., ' ---qulctma AD d -'""" he pla Jllll lhe --' . llli!J CID_ .. • , '" llnllll • .. , • " Cllrt, n. .... ,. Wl1lllnio llld -"'° plclr: t..O, loc wonb Aam1 and 8 7 l •I It er Mii i 1 IJ' .. IP from the from OUCICO tramfer ~
lr-' ~ .......... Ille jal!lor .....,._ -Joe Tulb'. (1-1), -De'-,.....,. .._ lot -ir-oto.111111 'l'ml MaceorRU (S.\), jaalor) and Bill Ford (&-·
i\ -llal boll! ... -:i .:*" ....!!! ~ :: -:: I).
1 ·Ille lop I ' I -la 1111 .....-• .,,... ,_ are l!atlllng for
J., -JBor ...... -llDp. Ille -spot: Tim Farrill
Mart Ford l!lld Bob ........
Adlml II a 1-1 -pard,
Fen ii I H aeokM' fanr1rd
l!lld ._ ii a W IOpl!omore
_.with All-Oruce Cow>ty
, c:reclllitial• u a fralm\an.
And allbouch that's the IWI!
tolal ol nrslty letlarmen,
Slel1l!eno -·1111e111 worried with promlllDg candldateo In
CllllP·
Rm-isht.ctaltora
lhaee-layol! due lo an ln-
jultd -· He's a S.1, lllt-jJOllld . ...,.i WOO spent ....
--the varsity lall -And Ibo junior varalty's
1eadintl ICOftl", Bill Fick, a "1
junior forward has been lm-
pnalve, aJooc with S.l -1or
Bryanl Hatton.
"Ballon has been doing an
ouUttncti"I job defenalv'tly,"
11ya Stephens.
Olhers In camp who figure
In Marina's plana are aenlors
Rlclc -· (1-1) Eric Shelby (5'9), Jesae WUaoo (M), and
Dan WOl'lluil (--0), all guard
candidates.
Others are Phil Graehl (~.
sr. center), Jay Woodward (5-
4, 1r. forward), Bob Ugland
(5 • a, sr. guard) and· Greg
Haawn (M, sr. guard).
Is Ji another year of the Vi-
kings? "Who knows," says
Stephens. ~lfun!lngton Beach Is alwsya-good and Loara has
its firsl llx boct. You just
don' lcnow 1mtll you start
playing a few games. We're
not even aure of our own ball
club, but we've very en-
couraged."
' .... ..., _the Cmm Wiii! Ille .-.......... ("1 jlmlor), Joe Tro..U (1-1)
QIJ ...,._ lb-. Glllla -11111 of. and Dan Winchell (1-1), l!lld u Tile Mate~. Del Monarchs
"I ....... hole lo RJ which 1 ... wlD be a lllm. ~ ye1 ...,. bas a cleaNul edP· have their olihts set on earn-
.,., "<JI lhe -II Ille blll," paint, bat the b11 q-.n TnmU is the belier re-Ing a berlh In the CIF buket-
!.I . --lddl. "AD -richl" -ta wlielher !he lea bcomder, Farrill the · boiler ball playoffa for the aecond ore -IJpll 111111 111119 IOnp ,.m lie llile lo .........i .-llld Wlncbell the bet· year In succealon this. season.
't. 1111 _. plQwl. l "'"*' --ol lhe laller lalma lar delmllllve plaJ'!'. "I 11qpe Coach Jerry Tardle's team
11a .. lo ..,, lboaab. thol 1n ll!t 1o1pe. -al lhem con lint an' of 8llUlllMd a IJ.10 record 1aat
)t! .._ II man qi a, com-• ...__ ..... --. .. -, .. aaya "-•-.. -1 DA'ILV PILOT...,......, eeaaon and finished second in ~i 'I 5llm11( 1111 -l'A" .:.a.•-~ ..... ~ -'the Angelus League. One ~, -II 1 Hr-Jll.pJomd E.C.Hri. CdM'1 CASEY JONES (23)-AN ACE. atarter and lwo others who
.............. -fw Bob lloi--.... started durlni the aecond half ;;,,. --1,111 ,-la Ille fNn Ille -poot Hlil>or Injuries lo a pllr of key of the aeaaon return. r! ., 1 !.-. -11111 ,.... jal!lor ...., lo -the ~ hllve 1t11 the bukel· wben ho averaged nearly 18 a guard candidates. Letterman retun-Greg -Ir ' In 1111 flrll pla,.& pme ~'::!" lllil ,_ and may ball pmapec1uo 11 Ellancis pme. His _..,. this sum-From the sophomore team Green, a "1 senior who n -.loy, n p1aecl ID yards -• _ .......... ao-t -ao.. tho -.-hompered by a 5-% forward Doug Rabe will be averaged IU polnis per game
lnllconlllind-apllr lbw!! ._ _ _,, -dran near. SealorS brol:enllnger,bulllrownaays counted on heavily and 5'9 and George Herold, a "1
f ol --lo· 1-1 tho bock, t.11· pnl 1llok -. Scolt G.,.... l!lld M 1 t e the pivot man continues ID Im-guard Raul Conlrem is llllllor who bad a 12.2 avenge, ~I· -··rt elart. Ile (U !lllnl ...... lost Magner 'have been bolhered . pru.e In early pracllcea. puablng for a starting spol give the Monarcllo a polent
., Wblt lnll(lll ID the ,.r) ..r --tho re-with foolball. lnjurleo and will mD, a junior who averaged Another junior, M Jim fiool line. Senior John Adams " . 1-' tlllillc I• m • ........ of Ille tam -a be llldallned for Ille early 1.7 pdinll In the laat II games Wier, is eapecled lo be used at (H) returns at guard lo wist
;., -..-....... op--olpla1'flofllul,.r'1 &Oinl· Senior lluddJ Confer laal year, and the zot.pound center, a position the Oilers them. · .... ...+st --""' 10-IJ jmllor ~ ..,_ wlD ollo -port. o1 the MalW will be backed by M mll!t rebuild slier the ..,. Football quarterbaclc i!leve
.- -... of Ille -. "I 11!Int we'I .... , a -· junlor Jeff Jolley and 5-1 timely death bf 5-7 Marl: Martindale (6-%) Jolnl the
J.,. lift blllliitlllla .._.., 11 t!PI !I z 1si+lite tdm.,. lw: ays. Co.cit n.n: c * r 11 s le 's 1 eenMr Jeff Hatfield at the Keeton. above trio u a probable
M:, ·"'= N4*JIU.Jam'• ~~=!.th~,!! ~fi.n, ~I ~mc:s . :;r:.';18...;.~:e t"~ ~~~·~i:= = :. ~yea~.':.;: ,., , =-lillld 11-~=~4?· , --·~·I ~&II kind of likely be coan11ng on l!!lmDlni! and ~ aenlor Jell Raupp. ability lo be his team's lllroog four 'others are fighting for the . Ila • ~ forward Todll Colline and RelunWc atarter C h r i s points this season and plans on other slartlna spol.
-IMI .... ; Soiw bu a <ODple of big plaY9'1 up fNn the junio< Adams ("1) and g am a controllecfrwmlng game. Brendon MoCaughey, a 5-1
111111 loldl 8ie -pia,..s In S.l Ulb.Berry and , _ _.... 1illlll the In'-' trio is Sepulveda (H), a seliior who Depth could be In the Oilers' junior forward head& the
-la ........... \:": H ~ ~· C!llnminl and ,_..,, 1--p1ayiM1 In all ljul laa Llvor al!o, Combo -{o quartet of jJOllllble starters
"' will! II Inc!' ..... ca .... ~ ·botli . &N aood ~·-a~~ pan! who .....,., have, the~ •• ~ name a atartlng llnellp, ana . and sophomore Marie Brte!tus third l'ff'DI•"' of tbe ""°' •'TbeJ CID hammer " bl gy. • at RuanL But there Is con· says nearly everyone on the ' (5-1) and, junlo~ David Najera
.,., --. '· • Berry _,_'and Mark ~~~ed U jJolnla per game slderable com~'tlon. Scolt team bas a shot at a slirtlng · (H) and John Dudek (5'g) are ' iz:...,,_-.~...:... ' ™~-, -I muacle tear In his I"" '"• all -••-' hoe_.·~ '"'o1-.. ~In 9cl!rupp (S.l) are the teams -and is unable lo -llohaclt, • 5'10 aealor l!lld "1 po•~•· •-· 1"=· ""'. ,.... ~ ~-. Oilier candldllos Tim Adams are challenging "They're all of Oqua1 ability Available ........ Include
the _,..,..... Clmlsm -Jim SnlD (1-1). Pllll even il1UPI Ill , the present and ~d lenty of and they'll all get a chance " junior forward John Kreiser .
•it 11111 II I ....--.. ., ' -(f.Z) l!lld Andy Sa.er lime. Magner (5-1), a lransfer lioo. Another ~le Is ~ Combo aays. ' (!-%) junior center Marl: Kem-
-11 1!11 -(1-l) , ' from Senile, and GaJlll!'" (I-senior John Moas. ,. per (1-1), senior forward Joe
..,.._ l!lld bas caaf·ht •.We hive good .-...UOS O)areoolwlthahlpandankle Delpitetheavallablebeight, Lap-Bf!llC!fl Ree<e (M), and forward ~I -fw _. _. 111111· l!lld .-" Sonmen "'11· ~ --• 7.1 · Brown saya the blgg..t ques-After four lean seasons, Steve Delmey (M). ~ lldl ,_, Bo is liP" · "Delenle i. wbore 'oar Jiii!' a.~ .. -pel' tlon mark may be rebowldlng, La Beach' bask U · Mlulett V•-'
... -•be the• nm!t In com-aUqlb will be, oltboql> I pme aaed mainly u a a problem ·ID the pal The r.J::. r~ the :!'t. ~,• :"...:' .=.! ~ lave three or lour ldda who ~w::m llkely come !roof outside shooting from 1111~ even ~t laat year with a 13-· Deaplle an early aetbacl: by
" '111 ....... -'th _,_.; of CID ohool very.well." "Ill -•--··-' Jim P1rU · Malane and Chris Adama ll·mark for Jerry Fair's crew. the temporary 1-ol All.clF '" opoeol. . w• -,_.., Colla Meil wUI nm a pat· ;... M..,:.;;::.. ,......: · should be good, but quickness Tiiis year's ldm is poten. forward GU Nonnondle, the
"Al -e( ~...,.are temed -tbla year, Elwood -l!lld three may be a problem. Tba tlally better, l!lld If all goes buUlbaU ~ 1ooka brlihl
dedlralod loothlll p1a-." etl!ployqthefulbnakooly I>la1wlap1NnllieJV. Barona wUI operate mainly wen II could bring the firsl alJ.l~PaVtleRobejo. rtshasf--
--_,. -tho leaii! la In an obvious ,,_ -Include ~ from a zooe def-to take winning mart lo the ocbool ~ -'ftlll ......U.. CID be nmnl!c 111 a a 11 o a . The Nell llllyea (S.IO) plua Junlon advantage of their height, and since Ille!, accon11ng lo Fair. returning -and the top
llluDd In the -ol the -p open Salmday night Bobbf Madden (t.l1) and Jeff' nm ardellbente offenee wben Relumlng starters , NQl'lll talent from a league champloa
Pi• k 1 ...., 11111 _. 11 al ~ Hl&h ScbDol Salilley (1-l), !orwuda.'. Ille 11111 treat Is not readll~ Bedell, a~ senior center, and sophomore squad lo build lnlo
II • .-m. o!lai!olVe Jua. .Daaa Biiis Carlisle aeea tbls year's available. • 6-% junior forward David a -.Ible Crel!Ylew League
.. -11111 l!u i'!lled'up-li: ' tMm u a po1ent:ially biJller B ti·--B 1' Kl-lbich will be the lwo Utle conlel!der. · .tp1a11 In II Olllap, ,a somehow, Dana Hilla en-IOOrlng un11than1aa1 ,......, ~ ..,,-... ellC! men the' Artists wlD build Normandle, • g.z Jumpin(
-oflal por 1111. · ' -1'Gll1 sew-1o leave his • bul a perennial height problem U It wmn't for the school's around. · .,, jaclr: who operateo •I forward ~ --.... held • bllldJ p• 1 .,.i -•I is apln al band. past recon!S, one might be Bedell averaged 10.l polnis and cenla" averaged IOJ
lhe Lueors alllct lo lw -Hl&h School, bul 11'1 The EqJea will play a nm tempted lo label this 1 per ~and Klesaelhach net· :!:, !:; ,!',: P::d191on ~
- -loacbdowm por , _,,. ll!ol even his mqlc and pms game and em-rebuilding baakethall year at ~ ~n >venige ol 7.3 pojnts
..... -C'A!rrllnl ll ..... up CID gl1e Dana llll1I I good .,...ise the ohoollng of Pirtle, ~ Beach. per game laal year. CIF and All-Orange I Cocmty
the -.polall wl!lle laobc, ..,_ COllinl and Henaon. Carlllle The OOers have won 17 Otber than Kieaaelbach, the leeJm, !fu, came back off the
17·14. StilJloo will start f o u r ntel the team u averqe,tn games or more each qi the Artists' entire ll-JD40 roster is bonon , ·an excellent at..
, In the 11111 -oatlnp, junion and 1 qbomGn and speed but aperleoce could lie 1aat sis years, and daplle compose!l of seniors. Seven ol Utude -dq lo Roberti,
but fractured a bone In hla AW Umiled v~ -lul
foot In practice and will mis• ,..""' l!lld Rick Waodword. I
the lint five games of the ~ up from Ille JVo, 111ve
-· the holCl>I. Bui tho ~ Three other slarlm .. turn-potenljal of eocb wlD -to
Ina, however, sland 1 he be -ed.
DLlbloi In good stead. Guard If Hagey dectdt!I lo fP -
Mike Bowen (f-!J and forward a three-forward -la will
Rab Fergusori (5-%) are ex· have !oar other "'m!ldllel,
ctllenl llhoolers from long noae will! vll'lllJ --· range and averaged over 10 The quart.et iDcl11d• ...a.Jaime
polnis eacb laal season. llolmea l!lld ....... Jay
llUdeaU1 ("1) has dropped 33 Swnmero, W G... Sciunlcll
pounds from laat -·· l!lld 5-1 ... 1or Narm .-. pla)'in& weight lo DI lo Im-The guards will ht doclded
prove his mobility. b e I wt e n junior Billa
Junior Mart Maurer (5-1) · O'f1ahorty (M) l!lld -
will likely start at forward lo Reiner (M) or -Joct
rtploce Normandle In the ear-Altman (5'10), l!lld Jolll aarl<
ly eotng, and 5'9 guard Dean (5-IJ.
F.cer'-1 is a likely slarler With the beighl availoble,
also In the firsl five gamea..,. Hagey feels tho leaii! _..
tll Normandle return!. Both be able lo rebound well l!lld are off last s e a s o n ' s planl ·an orpnbed fut breU
sophomore team. or more --· Up from the junior varsity The team will _. good
are junior centers Dave Har· qulcknell whlcb should help
rls ("1), Marty Zogg (6-6), on defenae according to
senior Bill Halley ("1) and Hagey and' the outs Ide
. junior forward Bob Beane (5-s11oou.is should be more !ban
3). adequate Jtmlor Mark Hoyal a stand-·
out on tile oopbomore team, · s-Clea1 nte
Is expecled lo sub for
Rudesill, however, and c-bJolmBabrlu1"'
sophomore Gary Connelly (5' of •elumlal -and W
9) Is a tey reserve at guard. !Klpbomore 'ted ~ to buDd
Senior transfers J e f I around a polential CrSvlew
Thomas (5-3) from Los League title contender.
Angeles and Peler Pels (5-1) Back with varsity llllrtin&
from (lklahoma will provide experlcixe are "1 Bill Katmey
badup atrength at forward at forwankmler and lorwud
l!lld Kevin Weber (5-1) is Danny Nau (5-2), both oenl<n.
anoutber available guard. Al the phol 11 Kalota, young
brother of former Trllona star 1t'est..UUCer Steve Kalota.
New coocb Doug Stockham
from Ramona 111.;h bas a !air·
ly formidable task in trying to
mold SUnoet League basl:et-
ball title cootendm a t
Westmimter High.
Stockham succeeds Do n
~vey u vll'llty coach anci-11
faced with llelding a team that
features not one retumlng
varslty player from la s t
season. ,
nus it's a totally new con~
tingenl the Lions will be
pre3011Ung and ...........
crew will lea-a fut break
offense l>Wlt arounil guards
Phil 'lbompecMI (M) and Tom
LaVeccbla (5'10). ' ,
The 1nm1 line comim of
Dave Wailb (M) and Dale
Parker ("1), a couple of
junlora up from the aopbomore
team and senior G a r y
Andrews (6-6) is boldlng down
the post. •
Otben who fi&in • pro-
minently In S!Ockham's plans
are 1-7 Junior Tim Lord, "1
90phomore IJnn Willon, M
guard Dan Acoomando, t:o ,
senior Steve Manseau and 6-1
senior Cl'alg Siluthwick.
Also Dan Saucedo,(M, sr.),
Bill Whitel'll' (5'10, sr.) and
Jack Hudlon (5-1, sr.).
The Uons' Red-White game
is !eaturod toolgbt with I 7:30
Upofl.
l\le..,part • .,. .. r
Two returning -and a pair of tall center oncl!dates
boost the 1-ol the.Newport
Harbor bukelball team this ........
Third-year coach D a I e
Hagey, who saw bis team
finish with a 7·11 recmj lut
awon;" wUI build aiound
returning senior forwards Jim
Swick and OJrt ~ both
returnlngotartus.
Tba M Spreeo averaged 12.~
points per game last aeuon
and Swick (5-1) chipped In
with an IU per game
average. Both are rated good
jumpera and U Hagey decldea
to go with a high pc.t offense
he'll have a pair of 6-7 center
candidateo lo bolsl<r the re-
bowldlng power.
Dan Nichois, a oenior who
"Ted'• a real ..... -pect," says Bater. 11Re'1
pretty well pn>p<J<llooed 111§
pollllda and althoush be'•
~ung and inuperlenced, "" has !Kime good moves."
Kalota figures lo ht San
Clemente'• major IOUl'Cll for
rebounding, alll!oagb Prlmua
White, a ..., junior YUlllJ let·
terman, could be I Uy factor
In that department. ·
Guards Tom llollmlnD and
Bob Yoder, a pelr of als·
footers, figure ID rowMI ool lhe
starting five with Kmlef, Nau
l!lld' Kalots.
Another top caMidlte ls
forward 1-% -Doll Coot. "I think we're aoiDC to have
one of our better team&." says
Baker. "But IO' ls everyone
else. We need to improve in a
couple of area."
V•lffr1lt•
The firsl wlnnlnl -II
....... In the -·· hislory is a poulbiDIJ II UnlvwallJ
High this -· accanllbg lo coach Jolm Drllcoll.
"We have an esoellent
chance to have a wlnnlnc aea·
son," Dr;ilcoll aays.
The baais for the oooch'• op-
tbnlom 11 a leom -...
eludes tine returnlns let.-
._who ...... port-
-fw Ila Trojllll' I-IS
team laal -llld plaJen oil the junior vlll'lllJ .
Senior Jeff Stytn (Ii-Ill) al
guard and junior fafWlnls
Paul Simon (W) l!lld t.ty
Wltl ("1) are the nlmnlng
lettennen for the Tivjana.
Styon averaged U polnll per
g1melaal-wl!IleSmoa
hid a 5.8 avenge.
Junior Jell G1-(t.lll) 11
tho only other player """ aaw
!IODle vanity action 1 a 1 t
sea800, but tbat WU in tbe
--· Up fNn the Junor vanity bowe.. are
seniors Jolll D' ~ (5'11
forward), Pllll H-(64
forward), Jim -(M guard ), . Jim ~ ( 5 ·I
guard), Floyd Bo1llf ("1
forward) and ,Mlb llcoll ("1)
forward ); Junlon 9aJll lafeo.
jisn (5-2 loiw11d) 111111 'lluld
Davia (1-1 fanrard) a n d
...,.,..._. Km Vieira (H
cuard>· the i:.oacr --focr oo1y -plQa 1 1 -rd In Eoludl'• II-u the lllnje ' heavy Joos lnm 1111 awon'1 those "'"1ors are off the junior • · Iii"!' In -1111. ad lul Mst lldn1 1 .,.-flam ,_......, pla-N return, • squad • they have talenl lo varsity Jut seuoa; Two are -"'·•-w"'"""" ~. _.. 0 ... ~"!' ,__ c1raw ... 1rom the 1eague traMfera. Sea f(;.,.·n-8 ~ed I~· Sllrtlic ...... -...
llliD --ding
lo lliloooll, '"" • -the three~lellermen · .... II ca In .......... Wef!\ ....... .....,,_._ Penatal• 1'..... champion junior vll'llty and From the JVs, the Artllts ~~
LA. pu·-.. 11.-. "But we hlft ~ In eopbomol-e teaml of. last will c o u n t on 1-3 forward ,
lo I
--~ , Wllh the talllll fnml line -S•-'--Glmer 5" I -··"' ' ' ! ind -..i bJ the tim;" tile lchool'• hlllory and ex· • The only rt1un11ng vmlty s;;;t:i.uiem..:. kid "';ii Tak N 3 Marina .... the -track. The Trojlm ...,. op&'lle a ~ =-l'lllll ::-:.s llo 4::: perleoce 11l01D"ol the lllartlng 1etiermen are Dave A><ellon, a guard Danny Collen for e on Oo '
-·""'! m, -aaya. optimistic of a blnDer IJubt. Scolt Bantin,' the sisth and ·~·-· ~~ H
~-lfl1'lll!': -·-jJOlltlonl. F0'"1tab! Valley is 1-1 , gaml llld W forward ~-~'--duties Bill ~-more --1ttack lhan Ibey ht.ft In the .... lwo
.JC Cagers
In -lo Sch re 1 ' bill -. . an&!lli """ on laat yesr's %3-Ju:", a ~t forw-:1 ~ the
ill :=a, will r.:!:s, 'i'a =· Cooch Dave llnnm'a BINm 5 ,tam:,__, averaged u ~ ... v 'I l,. :..,_ :h:
1'ecl< 1111 CW!lor and Gllltf ;i:. ~ i:.i ~ .!° .:!..:;! ~4.':,"= v!~y ~· In from Troy
Thom II o • ' 11-11, and II lorwardl llld 1-11 -are °"' pla1lfl expecled lo ' High, will allO see plenty of
........... Lorry OU.., 11-7, ScottRelder.OalJ-lla -Iola ol IClloa, three of ~L--G d •I gaml. aewOOID8l" lo the VlrlltJ, and them Ill forwlrd. Senior Jim Llf,..~m. arner an
I ' In Tourneys
Bm 8p! llCmW, a likely ht wu mciot valnable player 'l'eel (W) -great acor-Collen ail aaw some actloa on
111r1er Ill linard, II 11111 on the Banm' 1eque chom-1n& ..-ioe In smnmer league the varsity level laat l88IOll
.-111 fNn ID IDJorJ plonJVunlt. Sl'f.1 Jolm -and andall.havelmprvvedgreat!y,
1'"""4 darli!ll ll!o l&lllioll lloldor .,...,..i IJ.I polDll -(W) are also accordmg tO Fair. Gamer bas
-111111 ... rot II .,.-. per pme 1111 -llld a . llhond slim ol nachlng his
wlil1I pord c u••t!sb --hll PM1o1i dt!l'liop--CUjaoD (M) and poteotlol an d ainota-ll:IJ brllD -!Ill iilll' -In tho lul m pm. 1l'ym !Ml (M) are primary· ahould pronle Yl1uhle ,.. ..,,.. bollnlling atrengtb.
Rustlers · Duel OCC
'
-for the Artists will
Include Gary °""' (5'11 auardl. am Pllriclt (11-10,
auardl --(t.'!o pord) and trlmfer Ttril
Faller(WlonMI).
Corona de! Mar Hltlb'• Sea also get a loUgb toot Friday -wlth'an ......... on
Kin-are rated NO. I In with u oulgnmeat at Loa the fut brat. Drlaooll· feels Or~ C•••l1 -Alamllol. • the lelm'a ohoOllos and
circlea W\lbis lo -FOUlllaln Va 11 e y • 1 pro--llhould be ali'Olll and selectionl b1 the DAILY minence c:omea Wider tire Fri--u1111e1 Its er-. Bl
PILOT atalf. day al Loora, the No. I teom. a-. The front 11!'!. tdle
And coOcb Tandy Gillis' ORANGE COUNTY TOP 10 will. be only avenge -re-
Con>oi del Mar 181191 will Hod I. Corono del Mar 51 boUndilccern for.~.::.,.~. con-
out rapidly If the -ptlonl I. Katalla 51,-;;i;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;i,....i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"i are correct wit.> 1 IUlllled S. Marina 5111
doublebeadef coollOI up this 4. El llodeno 41
weekend aplnll llllUbn 11 • I. FoutUID Valley II
Loa Alamllol P'rldl1 lllcht, I. Lo Habra II
then at -s.-, 7. Sorvita If
olgbt. .. Loora 11
The istl!!r is ranked No. S In I. Orana• 14
the poll behind ()lllvlew IO. Ganlta Grove I
League -r Katolla.
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TV IDGIIllGHTS 'Potter Place' Delightful •
• • I '. · NBC D 8:00 -11Bonan1a!' Former Laguna
Playhouse actor Mike Farrell guest stars in this
episode about a drug-addicted doctor aOCU!ed of
murder when an injured boy dies during an oper-
ation.
'°"-~ """•• .. uc... J18rformanee ot ''·potter
Mem1e OWN<k'• ~•Koll tor n. Place." And we prompUy
Any Harbor , Arff, parenll CfllldtM's TIIN!tr G61ild tit ... fth1 decided my vnnna friends and "'"'Si:"""' .. ~ .... ' ·--~ who foiled lut -.nd to ex.
-lhelr offlpring to tbe. dellght.i oi lhe"'! Oilldron'I
Theater Guild11 c b arm I n J
"Potter Place" abouid. tm-
medlat<Iy be ciGod<mned to
spend tbe Christmas season In
the garage -W'ltrimmed, ol
course.
trr:, I .. s '':;;;'' f:,; 11 that CTG baa put a splendid
;id alld~•~~I. ' · Uo f n'-<--Y Ion f • -"""" cut togttber under the dir ...
KBSC 111 8:00 -"Hollywood Hotel." A musical
from the big band era o! 1988 with Dick Powell
and Benny Goodman.
dlttwt ~ .. :::. Wt' ~ show that ls a worthy sue-
'
\otli. F ttlwlwntlt '!if1' ~ 11 n o uw uuu ea or a
m 1 ... no1nld, .•. AbbtM• ws • I~, ... rwit.:r. ..... P1Ht s.m.10J1 ceuor to the likes o f
ABC D 8:30 -"Home for the Holidays." A new
suspense drama about an aging father who sum-
mons bis four estranged daughters to bis beside
when he becomes convinced his second wife i! try.
ing to poison him. Walter Brennan, Eleanor Park-
er, Sally Field, Jessica Walter, Julie Harris, Jill
Haworth.
"rtitw ............... Nin H1rrt1 "Stmpfe ea.--" -'°""' JW;ltlOft ••• ~ ......... Miii Strnoeon o'.NUIW.I.
Jdlrl io1ner .•.•••. .,... T"1!:hll-' It' '"-""' tuneful In = ................ ,Chin' fl'lllft S .. _....,..,y
,,............ IClft'I Sltlllllllll •--·of and l . that C t.i-1 ........... ,J-Sllt!llMNI i.enJJIJ IOCtgS ynCS
NO weeping or walling from
guilty parties, pfeaae. 1bett
were five performances in two
lC:.:iltltflLIM.Griit .... ~l.!~l: the Wts can understand with t;:.:~ .... ~rn:ofn.,,._. the big bit from thi.I critic's
Mn. TIDll~ ·::::::::.E1t~ :~ seat, betni the tlUe 80Qg,
CBS B 9:30 -"Pretty Poison." A successful
1972 movie romeo to television with Anthony Per·
kins as an unstable young mas and Tuesday Weld
as the passionate high school girl he befriends.
• da1S at st. Michael'• and All
, Angels Church, · O><ona del
Mar, thus you abyamally fail.
ed Oil nve oceasiom to meet
your parental responsibilities,
Repreives will be issued vi&
this column for oil ,U-
parents who immedtale!Y pro-
mlle to make up for this
shocking lapse ,by cooveying
said offspring to< said St.
Michael's next weekend for
tbe thne ol lhelr young liveo.
generations of Brlwh chlldren l!efore her glorious fables
came to the eager attention ot
Americans of all ages.
This critic was no less
eothuslastlc than the happy
children who llUmlUDded him
Saturday al the guild's finlt
KHJ D 11:00 -"The love God." Don Knotts In
a most unlikely role In this 1969 comedy, with Ed-
mond O'Brien.
DAILY l"ILOT 111fi l"Mtt
Murder Weapon? .
INCJDENTAI,LY, Y 0 U.
TV DAILY LOG Detective Laddie Reday shows the scarf used In a
murder attempt to Nicholas Mose and Sheila Dunkle
in a scene from the Udo Isle Players' ·drama uoial
M for Murder.'' opening tonight for five consecutive
days at the Lido Isle Clubhouse In Newport Beach.
don't have to be all that young
to revel in Qeane Bottotf's
. musical setting ol the best of
Beatrlx Potl<r -the gifted
~niua who dellgbl<d four
'Christmas
Fest Set
By Chorale
Tuesday
Evening
NOYEMIDt 21
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Wednesday
DAYTIME MIMES
Sopranos Darrellyn Melilli
and Vina Williams and tenor
, WJJTen Hays have been W II ...., 4 o· ' nUned as solOists in the Irvine ~••Cll-.......... '"... e es .__om es 11-0 1nne.-Master Chorale's "Cllristmas
111 prisoa 1nd his 1111ndson dud 11111 Festival of Music."
~:.-;::, ':..: :"'.!.:! ~"',::; Comedy Classic 'U ..-.Anted for Tewvision · ,.::1'" o1 M•: ':el'."':.=
Ynho• cnm. dYfl.tStJ, aid Dom· f'U/UI Williams has been assigned
lnlcll (Luther Mier) dftisa 1 c11n-the ro'Je of Mary and Hays will nla1 tdleme to lramt tht fM·O . ...1-be lhe .......,. cftllf ind send him to prison In By BOB THOMAS him; he prevJUysly oVersaw character's prototyj>e, Ale1-...... .,..erd In the
dlqracl. n.. axcluslctl of 1 thl'll-the R i c ha r d Chamberlaln ander Woolcott. chorale's r e n d l t i o n or
1Mrttpllode. H 0 LL y W 0 0 D {AP)-''Hamlet" and ''Snow Goose" Now, of course, Whiteside Respighi's "Laud to t be D ~rn -·-1-.. ...&.o.: Orson Welles makes his with Richard Harris. appears on television. Nativity."
11.11JJ 'i&ll --· return to teievision-Wednesday Th ··'edul -.. -.,.._ "' 1111 ......,... ''The big problems were O'Connor hired ·-~can e concert, ~ ed fo r , .. , \-1 night, and a whole production n.uu:1' Dec 8 In th Or n •• ~ (sus) '72 -Elunor Pal'df, Siiiy had to cross an OCilSR to ac-c~earing the rights to the play Buzz Kulik ("Brian'• Song") · e ange \.AH&a'
Fltld, Jtsslu Walter, 1ullt Kerris. complisb it. and updating it for today's to direct, and took along 811~ .College auditorium, will also
GJ Wm. Holden lnsnires Dom television audience," s a i d porting ptayers Don Knotts, include Pinkham's "Christmas "' Welles, the multi-talented O'Co Cantata" and f tipbo I * Deluise tonight on MERV creator of "Citizen Kane" and Mor. EdwaJ1 Andrews and Mary our an na m 1i111fw Crltfill The producer spent two Wickes, who ~layed lhe ""'"""' works of Andrea and Giovanni
...._ • ..1 other classic films, made -· t · do ld 'd --G b · Ill ID 9 • ...,.,.. Jllrul ...,__ years m ymg wn wor wt e in the ...lain Broadway and a ne . ._ __ .,__ some Impressive contributions el · · lgh Th he had -~-· n-~·-to John Al d • •SSIJI Oft tht -..-11 Ktne. t eVJs1on r ts. en movie versi'ons. VVU\,IUI,: r exan er s
111 LI IWldel •" .._. to early television, particular-· the · d f M pl f the a 30 f
hll a~ m n. ..., o. ly on the well-remembered ~a~v~~ the w~:~r 0~ BECAUSE OF union rules, fe~g ~ude t~ pl~:g 0of
19 T:.r.. "Omnibus" series. Since then George s. Kaufman lhat the the rest of the cast had to be all 100 members of the Irvine
flJ lh v.r.. hn ...._ • he has rarely appeared on the play needed revision. Brit!sh residents . Bo.th Joan group on all four sides oJ the m l1JI '*911 ._ u. hcrme screen. except in old "Kaufr¥n and Hart bad Collins and Lee Remick live in . auditorium. 1be singers will
Oj 1'1 Yqhii.11 movies. written r e f e r e n c e s to England, as does comic Marty be backed by the Woodwind
El!)...,. He is starting on NBC in· a Lawrence Tibbett, Eleanor Feldman. Orchestra of Cal St a t e
t.30 e ()) CIS ,...., 1111* (Q Hallmark Hall of ( F a m e Roosevelt, Admiral B~ and What was it like to work University Northridge. c-........,,... (dra) '72-special, "The Man Who Carne other figures of 1939," o'lcon-with the re pu-ted tem-1;:::==='=======.I
wi., Ptrtda, T...., WIN. to Dinner." A very American nor explained. "It might be all peramental Onoo. Welles? a..., .... If ....._ """ plv, yet it was taped in right to do the play -as-is for a "Orson was as advertised •1
'"' stM Alla• and Dultr stwlal· Southhampton, England. Why? Broadway revival, but those the producer said. "lltJJ'fug
fleW tutsL "Because that's the way names wouldn't mean much to rehearsals he was all over the
D 9,.... Welles. wanted it," explained 40 or 50 million television place, probing. questioning
fl)lSIClclllll'llll · Frank· O'Connor, who pro-viewers." ~ and doing as much· of the JlfO-m bwldl Muskll duced the show for Universal. ~.. duclng, writing and directfug
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8 XEROX PRESENTS-to do with taxes, I don't know. estates of the playwnghts. and "But when he was set in the * "AMERtCA." Episode 2: I was so eager to get Welles . TV comedy writers 8 i.l I role, he was ideal. He arrtred
The troublemaken who for lhe part that I was wt~ Persky and ~ Den ° ff an hour early on the aet .and
started H all. to accommodate him." rewro~ the play for 1972 could deliver all bis line.s D 91 II) a-a "ftoml Front television. Now the references without c8fds "
Homt" Est1blishmtnt II tne fird O'CONNOR IS in charge of are to Ted Kennedy, Golda cu5 :
MesuchUSltls ind tht personalltltl telev.tslon giant, Universal. In the play and moVJe ''"•·' """hits
Enr!°lsh Sltlltmtnts In Ylfllllil end special projects for t h e Meir and Jackie and Ari. . ~' ; -• "'
who mldt them · prosper •r• ••· Producing "The Man Who version, both starring Monty ;,· · 7:11 __. 10:11
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makeup work, Incidentally, In
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melodies on St. Michael's ideal
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curtaln and dance them Into
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-parentl guilty ol ileayfng "
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consclence 11 I had 1.-tlU
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BEACH $42,0001
Attractive 3 bedroom. 2 bath Jlet,uty with every comfort to
home ,modern • Only 2 tt fD!' 1 .. -amll blockl to beach, located in ° er -•e f Y living
the heartNf.New-.. 8 --1' ~tertaintna! Laree fam1--·, "'' y room boub: elegant vale du use pool anti are~ bullUn kitchen tenni1 facilitie!. VACANT ' and_,,,.,. fOf' UIVIP 1..., ........ I '~'Ex-"-•0-~~ ~ q te deep padd&d uuu. ffered at only $32,950. carpeting; w a 11 p a per
Call 546-5880 (Open eves.> deQorator accenta. N e w
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REALTORS
WANTED
3-4 Bedrooms, 1%: Batha,
Swimming Pool. M e I a
Verde, College Parle, MNa
del fMar, Westcliff Atta. To
$47,(Q). U )'OU own the
above, we have a buyer.
Please call 64l).0055.
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PENINSULA POINT
,DUPLEX
2 Bdnna., 1 bath each unit.
Oxnpletely redecor. lnmde:
Ltve in upper-lower leased
$3i5 month. Hard to find
du p I er, thil klcation.
172.500.
Call: 673-3663 642-2253 Eves.
associated
BR _,1'.[RS -REALTORS
2025 W Bolboa b7 l ·lbbl
water 10ftner. Beautiful
patio. Fr.shly p a I n t e d •
Heavy ahake roof.
Beautllully i-i-pec1. Bric
541-1720
TARBELL
2955 Harbor, Co.ta Mesa
TltADITIONAL
Spacious Back Bay Home
with sweeplna bay
and mountain view.
4 Bedrooms plus paneled
family room with
stand-up wet bar
Heavy ahake roof
wood sidlng, leaded Klass
and k>tl of chann
Luge enclosed patio
with healed swimming pool
owners are moving and
want action 172.500
HARBOR
General •
WATERFRONT HOME WITH SUP
Located in one of Newport's most nclu·
s1ve, pn~ate ~mmunity, with private beach,
good swunnung I< slip for Ige. boaL This
3 bdrm .. 2 balh home. is beautifully decor·
ated wilh new shag carpeUng tbruout The
gourmet kitchen has a fine bay view as
does lhe lge. living rm. w /frplc. The ~my l~e. mstr. suite bas its own enclosed paUo
Tbe bayside patio is great for relaxed boat'. wal<hing. $92,50-0
The area's top protessionals
are at your service.
General
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#2 .HARBOR· ISLAND
' Love!~ 5 BR., 5\lot balhs, waterfront home.
Lge. li"."'g rm. &_ family rm., just redecor-
ated. Pier, Ooat and•sandy beach. Beautiful
yard w /lge. shade tree & swimming pool.
Bl~L GR~NDY, REALTOR
341 Bayside Dr., Sulla I, N.B. 6754161
Macnab -Irvine
Meredllll Gardens
4 leclrooms
21/J •laths
3 cc!{ ·Garage l'Gen:;;;;;or;;;a;;I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l:::Genor:;:::::::!a:-• 7:'=--1
Look at the: combination ot I• .
features In "'~ home! Huge HOUSE + DUPLEX LARGE R.alty Company •
''Holiday HouM''
Wann, oozy le illvitina;!
Beautiful 4 BR., 2 bath, Har-
bor Vlew "Montego." Ex-
cellent Boor plan. U you see
it, you'll like· it. $58,900.
Helen Wood. ~. (Qllll
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dining room, tr.sw.i painted COST~ MESA $38,500
inllde and oullkle. Located $20 000 lmmaoulate condition with 4
irk prestige nelghborbood, ' -wry close to elementary Unbelleva.ble ~ true! Needs bedrooma, all elec-achool, park, teMla tnll'tl work, but whee et. can tric bulltin k I t c b e n ,
and beach. Prefer to aelJ. you ~ ~ home, =wa~mn,y-.1~ ~quickly. $59,900. PI ea I e ~US S3) (O'.l't S ts r h:: Sun coated window~"~
phone 54&-2313. t ~•.:... p· 0 u n for tv..•t or tr a 11 er •
6G-l235 ... ~ ~-THll: •mij =·· H. for complete F = •Mr::ra
INCOME PROPERTY .. JD:iJ:A'i"aRB Ooen -Brtc 540-1110.
3 Units, lot 50x170 $39,500. . OPEN n: 9PM -I '
Macnab-Irvine
TARBELL • urui.. no tixina:: up needed IE!.oo>.
10 Units 6.6X Gross
13 Units Nr. 1hopping $23.220
Income
16 Units Owner trans. Anx· -
NORTH MESA
SP,ECIAL •••
$31,0C)Q
2'05Harbot.Coota!lfta
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UPPIR ¥t Lownmoww
FORTIN, Realtor 642-{;00() $·2'"'750' ' Take weekend1 Ofl. ~U! 3 bedroom, 2 :t, • Everything taken care of In-
bath with aepuak', lovely Nice, clean 3 Bdrm., bomt'! eluding lawn, roof, outD1e
15x3Q family room (1800 aq. on large lot. ,Double car paintl.ng, pocil, recraHanal
ft,), troplcal landscaping. garage and aml>Je room for park and green roUJnc hUl&.
All thia for only $267 per boat or trailer storage. Try Thia lovely mndomlntum
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month wlth no money down 5% down. 1 with cathedral c e i 11n11 to Vets. Call • three -..__ th ' N ba'"-. 0ne"""'"~~ !!..! lftpcort u• ~ .....,...,
_. can be a dt'l'l ilr Pt.a· = .. ·,11< 11 '· I ~I ~ Call 646-Tln.
Clessificetion I 00-124
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Classificetion 300-3:';5 BACH. API'. UNIT -
I-J[t] Easbdde. 141,500.
_ .. "f-. • 1'197 ORANGE AVE., C.M,
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Cl.1sificetion 160..370 I ••!!!!!!!!!!!llJ!~~-·l I
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Classlficat;on •00-465 SWIM POOL
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Cliiuificetion 500..510 •io• II: it c b'e n ./ dllbW.,mer. Eles•n f flreplace.
velvet g:reen park-like lawn. II• I DeHgbtfUI patio. Po o I ,
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2lrli5 Harbor, a.ta Mesa
0.1sifi c•ti.on 650.(155 CAN'T
COMPARE
l'alnlow
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$25,758
No Down Tenns
Prime O>ota ..... location.
Auume apr .bin now on
.-and """ -Installnlentl are 1e. then
rent. Farm style kitchen. 3
bedrooms, com.pletely
.. .-..... Handy work
feat\ael. 2 coverecl petiol:. eoat p.te m rear yard.
Wide driveway. Bnr:
540-17'.I).
TARBELL
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·---~ Clessific•tion 600-699
AU. nus FOR THE
'4.QNEY • 10% o..ln will ~ this • bedroom and -
l.,.. countJy kltcl.en "°"''· Deligtll\ul and""""•· 3 C.u garage. ExceQent terms . . .
•••••• $43,000.
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1 PETE BARRETT
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PHOENIX
OWNER
Clwner-!Vacant4
bed., 3 hath. condo ! ~. dnpa, bulltlns,
patio, ovmdaed aaraie'
Ideal for --~ .....; room -recreatiori center le
pool lncNded! A n X Io u I
seller asking $32,800 • 10%
doom OK. -will-_ at.,..
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uprtatn. Walk one bloclr· to ----and ..... Assume VA loan wtth total
monthly ......... .. SIS!
Pm. Asktiig $.18,Qll. Call
S.2313 to lee.
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1733 Wt1tcUtt Dr., N.B.
66-1211
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This is a flllnlly boine witli .a master suite
that's .19'"25' (that's big). There's also a
formal dining r<>Qm, a super living l'OQm and
a family room you'll never want to leave.
Deep pile shag, rock fireplace, wet blr and
all that! This four bedroom home is excit·
Ing. You sJ:>ould see it at $57,500.
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Harbor View l!ome, offariDg lil1 the refine.
ments that make a happy family! 4 J:.ge.
btlrms., 3 baths, lusb carpeting & dnjlell,
family nn. w/brick fireplace, paneled in
choice wood & a wet~. Profess. lind-
scape design. See this bo otion -Offered
at fl.4,900 including Ille ' '! > • .. ·
Colliga Pcirtl leallty
This large Meaa model h~me, lyi;ng behind
a courtysrd· & wroughr lrqn eat.!. ~-4
bdrms. & a lien, cpmpletelr riolllO<\eled
kitchen. On lush, lndscpd. ~unds'. It is
squeety clean, ready to move into. Offered
al $39,5oo.
CORBIN-MARTIN
REALTORS 644-7662 . . .~
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Pier Jc*es Two ~mec1. ~A~ .. ~ be6or u tbaf nt a.... t11t the s.." a-..• --~ 11ut1nna1.
-~ -...., Ill """ home ...i rm. S tilo -o..r :111111 '"·only a few --75''loals a-11 .900.c.n--n....,, nt,.... lanlllJ .. 11., _......., ... -c1ow1ow11 '-'
This a "one ol a kind.'' watee ~~t ~SOUTH -. S --...i den. --· 1-~ Wllh 4 bdrma., ' 2 batba. ~ -· with all the ' --with --.... -)'Udo. lllllY this --...... """a nautlcal appolntmenta. 1be RmECORATE tbil l Br. 1 tut i.r, JNI •thla: area. ~ b' low mUlt. apacloUI llvtas room It ell·
view Is uneQUaJled ...i the ba. 51'0 cln.1%11 per mo. "1 ~ -All •Udo ood P!b only $53,llO -only tr<mell' quaint family""'"·
locaticn exclusive. 3 bed-Owntr. aru.m.. eve 1 DXlftl tor cmb' SZ5JOL ~down.-CALL ICM"' Call Ron WUUama. -.m
room1 pl.us aeparate peat ~Jm. 8C74DI. ~
dLscrim1natine boat owner _,,_ """'' A tnuur:"e cbe1t! I Uw the U ,atudlo. l'oerlect lane for the ft. ~~·t . FOUND! "'~ * ~ ~.,. 1or ~~~ • .,. ., -""".....-REAL EST.
South of the highway · • • • :;-;;;.ll35,,m-Dana =~•Ina ~ ~~'=!i ~ m....,.. ~ -
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Two blocks from the beach. 2 Bedroom with l::'..~ ~ 4~ ::i.,.. ~~ ~ • lnall-• 3~~dJ ::.-•=
"Mother-in-law" bedroom and batb upstairs. ~~":iic~r:: be,.,....for)'Oll. NQW e HUGE c-.... Pfts. rm., cllnlnaaNaolf-.
Vacant and ready lo sell . :: •• .'. $72,500. CONDOMINIUM. 2 stocy 2 °"°""' Grupe . 842-U. Pr1<o ~ tiae-· lollded $49,900. -..-pod -. ..f!,· , * ' BR, 1\1 BA., End unit Va-COLDWELL. BANKER THI 'PllRCT e l-Ilb!ACULA3 ~.ullneocar· -.·.<"! -: -
In . this • cant. Adulls CJOly. '$21,900. -1144-2430, 8S3-(l'IOO -....... --vest m , • • . • • By pwner 963-2111. soo N""""" c.nter nr. REMEDY FOR ....,, -"8.500. · ' • • * '
. 1ai11ea l'M1-1a GROWING • 2 • 4 PLE¥ES w.soo. •.•. Townhouse -. ~.oao. ._...,.
Enjoy this two-story townhouse and your """ ea Ing '"°'I' f-'aln Valley ' PAINS! e !".'-BEDROOll -• ...,. ~~~==~~~I
own private patio. Large, loft, masU!r suite 0n tldO;;;.;;.,.. s;:,i.. . 35' $48, 750 Need 4 --·' This one "'" ......., "°"'" -1:
· & bath upstairs. ,1 ;bedroom & bath down-,_ fronlqe on main bay, com-SHOlllCREST ~ ~ ~ ~ CAlT'°llir "':7.' .. "!:."'"~ ~ stain. Builtin .Kl1£ben. A fun place 1o 11,. , ~~~v·'~ ~ .,. ~ =::: -· -· --.... ...... -.... LACMHIA for only• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '23,000. , olJo. c.n Beats Im· tamUy lMne, ~. 2 """"' 2 -.. Located mor -.. BG w. 11 ,. • .,. loll. . * . 'medlatoly, $1~000.' :i:.-.:=. ..__ = °"'-In Hunt. Bel>. At . • l'A11I • d:t.::. '::? -AUSTIN-SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES , Real~~ poo1. iQOd;;d with .mu u.. :: ..:: :'~ ~ ~ --bldl 11to tr 111. Lion om
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TAYLOR • co , • irith --· 3 -lMne room !did> allo Pl• for ll'aller. Near Wulen. 3 llilo 3 ~ ' : LOVELY car P."I"· Brli BG-2181. en ..ti wlth.U the t.iut·inl. "'°""';"~ ::l1~ 1., {;';:,~~."';lib .,....
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Spacklui 5 BR home ~J!'..~·Makeacallto RF..ALi:.frATEMART. dub. fl• t.m, Charl,ne w/awtmmlng pool, on fee -_,_ Wbyte, ,
BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB -· ~family rm. & ">i••H• .t Talbert · · Li'.;) c:AU' GRANDE OOLllWEIL. IWIKlllR ~~:"~ ~~!'~ti~~R ~= :U:f; ~£~~~tt~1'.e ~BS IS ~!..'H'"iJ ~~1"~ .l:i R~ ,'!~~~ ::!~~it;·r:;:;i1::1i :i..;~.r."!g~Vi!~ H~'wEu.. ~ HOME! $33,900! ;;r :.:~~--= * c Cl tt
of · te If Select I of Real ton 644-2430, 8J3.-0700 First time ott....i ...i its a Jr. Estate para -p1c1na. --NOnl C:.W pnva go course. your co or 550 N...-eemr Dr. be-wltt. , .....,.. -1111 -.,,..,. 5 -Jlfo -r-• 1ca~ LN. -OPEN ~~!Xf.s -... all electric -$39,500 parabarcoocuatra11er. em. p1oaU' "::
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S. --"ff ' .. IR' VINE COVE NEWPOR211T1 CSanENJTaE•ff'!l.aH.llls Rood,,, -1e ~t~~ quall~ A6 ,__ tno• -9G a · boaui!Ol 2 _,,home. w ......, -near ,_.,led. 4 Bil. t BA. .WWW 1 . . ..., ,. ......., --Y •--A 4' ,_ • -~ to -...i --bMm. -...i • 4"111 -new Id!. -
, -.CD~:S · ~;..i:IC~ General ~ Gener•I ~;;e;1tr~ ~1:::.!xam-=:: =...32 ~c~~~~1235~...,..-...,--1 -~'"-"'I• ~-. PRESTIGE 199,500. Fee. Call Jim ··~!ll·u1:_1a1;1• ... "'mu--..... _,. ---Ml ..... --• One, d ;...., _.-do!dnble SORRY Muller ~= • ---deluxe balltln t l t c hen, .......... ~~ all Iba
'!'lee i\aoit -Key .. ~ '" C-. \I lil:re -COlJlWELL, BANKER _,, ~ -for .. -::-::-•..:~:-. ~:.-with'poo! k ..t;. ' ... "MESA VERDE" HWlllJc ... lldl. ........ -...;;:·----•,OWNI R • l:"f!~i-:t:t ~ :!:! ~,~·O!ti ..-~'.': 1;1NE uF A NND 5361950 ~~~;..~ $32,7501 =-=t&a. . ~ :S~t1e•1 •• ~--· '¥AHX.,..1~
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CARPETING AND ·Dww and 5 IJ&thl with all Rotnan and meet matertals. The bedlooma. 2 elea ant Park att1n1: ln back. Real livtnc room =:I bdrm,.,,_ dell w/wt.·ber,
other .. beaulllul lte~ Thf1 tubs ...i Sauna. 2 tireplaces ~th o1 ' band picked !Jreplace..!: ~ lsmU,, -, Blt·ln BBQ, patio; ~~· = 6 Mama' 6 ll•ll'C!'la -Clll<a.6 1W1 ._ double llnpl ..._ llvlic · homt wu com P l<e t e I Y veJ1-:1ar&e wet bar, ; st'. )>Mtllnsr and med ' bride room _. all the "Fun barbor"«-ean vu from ~ ·iDrmiJ. ..ti..i..:-L HttnttnpJD Bcb H B&. i nn. A dmL Appros mo ..
ttmodtled thill year, Only Charles kitcbea. 2' hr. even In the matte r Scenes." ~oliday en-llving-dlnina:. 4 BR. tam area. Jr •• ........... . : ... ' ft~ I ~OnlT ..uao. f.:,,900~~"""219.;:th '~,:!Ti,!''!:.;~ =-·~"' = .. ~ ~ib":'i"11~1~ l\'l:rJ. ~~~· 0n1y loads pi·-,~~ HOllclay Maw-Ii "SINet.E Pll50'1 ~iflLA 11ULT'f ~ 3 bedroom, -tt """'-55f.!1:12Z for a~ and cm,-COllE SEE • , 4 ldtcheo. Pa . SOrinldel'I. COLDWELL, llANKm -lanclsca!Jllc. SHAP s A -rm., ll'. '--~ German r:eld .... ..,. r~ r , Elegant.cupetiqr:il,cuatom Realton 6'4-Hll. 833-0100 Prime Fountain Val'ley tied bfftb, brtclt ftretpl,~ 1 leach
• •pobsbuetr.t. Bedrooin, 3 bathl, &bake drapea. Brit~~ITJO. 511> Newport Ceatet Dr. "oc»tkw Brt. ~un. :w ~ ·~~ ~~.;::~is m1 • ~!P 9te!-~ "'UAUTY IUILT ~s:l'mi."-0pen Eves. ·wie poo1;.... 1o1. Priced -cont1. Qpls. ' -4 a & FAM. -IA.'I __ ... 'I" • Can-& .~-~-ir a """" &ale at 129.580. Ulae ..W, c:hm7 ldteh. • • POOL C!ifM ~ IPM O:inltrUCHon: quality ts ln r-· ~ •..-. '. ll8M Brooldult "Call .... din. rm.. Price al.lo inc. 1-:~~;:;;:;~~~ ·tbii; Halecn:st home! 'See . "'""'""'~ ... ~, ~--.. _ ~ll th!a. •·"<:lcle't ·bo2 mBR,• den.In !'oantam Valley refrtl., Wlbr. A dryr. 11111 Gl'aC!IOm....,,.. CID P'9dri
L1DO ISLE add-on! Loaded witt."""" • NEWPORT HEIGHTS Shol<clltts.0iann~ior ex-Hlftlt ......... -coven all. -1 ir llnCle dinlac em., larp lamil1 I-this IUse model wldJ big --~ ~ .. -9R llmlllown. paymls. Ill 11'13. Tne IA Cimtoto ·c -..
L formal -mamve ....... Y-c...a-NEIGHBORHOOD Bo~ ~.,.r.tv. beach. M&.900 UYe In a ~-a.. ....... ly' P•l'ced • ~t~ 3, bedroom, ' ~.. •• ....... I . 1-, ... to....... --·~and ~-.,..i:a::.... -a bltn
L Naw u.tlnr: 3 BR. cm place. 1-;low $Wl down! --Two lndivldual Homes. One e 21 -.&. -:-1~ 3;;..~.8:::. ·•· ·' . ce>Ars *~:-.. =-., ... no down lt.!..~.Pi~~ "'~~Fabulous -;~,,;.·_ BROKERS INC. m-• l•I m-• ~iMa~ $71.600. & * 3 BR I: lam or 4 BR &: The other ia 2 Bedroom, 1 . beautiful nim p:d! Lllce a SP P 0 0 L, '
1 Near club A tellnll '_., , •cE lam. Bath. Both in excellent Qm. H rbor V'-new beauty with 4 $42 50011 COUNTRY llOCl'OR -en., -Lownt price 4 BR. 3 ba., ...-~..,,. * Gas bltin kit or elec dition iD.akJe and out. • -bc!drooma,. elegant ftttplace t · 3 BR w/ltudy lbutterJt, CA.LL A Ul•MM
F JI. $11,500 • REAloTOllS b!tln kit. Eno6gb Ground to blllld Ad-Lovell' < bdrm. 6 family rm. tn W.. 1am111 "'°"" bull~ 1me1y 2 say home with 4 lamll> rm --9iW ~ ~De Whyte 546 4141~ * Carpets over hdwd dltlooal Unit. $55,!XX>. Call Island kitchen, bit-ins. ear: In Cheam k It c b t!"n , bedrooms, aedadecl den en open ... ~ d raper le a , ~IL 0 _5?;.:>wi;t2~~. 833-mbo', '°"'-·'Ev,tnlns;l)1 floors or carpets over 6i6-0555. · per. A: drapes. Protea. disbwuher. 3 car garqe. upper level overlooking hardwood cabinets 1baJce -I.Al.TY.
n..:atUJ•• """" ._. cement ftoon, lndlcpd. Lots ot used brick. Beautltul patiO. Garden of cathedral ceWJw l t v in a: roof & ttrepl. ~t'-n.il 'N••r N..,.n ,.,, Ottlee
550 Newport Center Dr. ,. GET .. A :. LOT I Wbtchtever is your choice Qulc~u. ~ooe,~,000 F.dm tumceptng? Br k mom~ eiepnt. ftreplace. fence, eVel&ueem A: potted /.i;;;mmi;iii!iiii .. iiiiilti;I ~ . . Whu.t thou C¥'· ' :l =·~~ ~~-67U642 rt•n ·~7s.6uf 818 <IOt ~=t:eon on~ = fl.Owen circle front yard. H•rbor Ya.. Homes IACK IA,Y ' ---e,..&. lamlcy, BealitHul -Enjoy swim mm. 9IW5l1. PORTOFINO -· 3 Bl' ..
CUSTOM , '..:;:":IJ"~· * Y-Cllolcel Groot Family 14-M poo1. hrll 84Ull91. '"'"" ~· ~ ~~i
with beautiful POOL on ~blae .. t!.t ~ Eftl; *'"'416 4BR, tam. nn with fonnal 5824W.Edingf.? •u-jtllt *Pl aft1 from BQY-cm"'¥ • din rm. VanLult wall covet· HllDtincton Bch. .-,~ Mnlklln lam. rm. Lad bid. ~ule~L~ent'.cul_....,...., •• :~~.., n 11!11'.lo.~~·.;.. ••There II a~~-Abanclonad 1-. Lum grounds. $19,500 e INVESTORS • Is the pdce ol this-· !l>.900. Howard Wells .,ree LA ... '1;11 . ......-... -. •.noo .. _..,........ m years l&DjJI -•I.JUI• Gary Koox. 1 lS1ll Beach Blvd. 3 bdrm., 2 ba. end UDitl COLDWELL. BANKER
-with a NewpnBeach 219 La Jcila. !(JI. Lime $275 ~ COW""", BANKER e Q"" '"M e H·~on Bch. ~-~·--. ~·-"~ lhN>Ut. Real---m-0100 = =. -00
the ~· · • .& d Lease Option 1t<a11on "644'.!2430, 8J3.-0700 """' * v i:"M.YERS * L:;,,"i:"' ... ,;:::;·..;, Acrilan !liO N...,.. ~D<. . ·u.!!?TYr.0!' AlMosr new! Vac&nt oo SOONewpnrtC.nMDr. ~ ... ~. =-1!;,8~ Bl11ot,.......,lup3bed· ~~a:: THI ILUl'FS r I
Dec. lit. 3 bedrOoaw. 2 OUPLE'ltBY OWNl ll at W.500 .each. Call '°';.,. room, the best In wallpoper, na...-• ....wi, 2 aby, Roaljl;wesldltt~Tlll 1D~•i••C:~ ~ ~~n~ 7:~.'fn.~ ~. c:::,,aa.i.m. :~~~ t)redhill ~~·~ -b...... . ·, '
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CUSTOM UNITS ·oc-~'"' -New l!m--.. 6!5-'1616. um~ Blvd H B. ~E.lCIW HOME REALTY port .... Inc. -· ' ,... •••"• "'""-la location! Plmb 2 BY own.,. ~ ' ._ " . WI •Vllt~I....._.. umv: PaJli C....,, Irvine WELTON & COMPANY
Siii' -SpOntsl\ '• llyle iJ'he .tew· ol Ille -la bed., 2 bad> .,._. unlls -SPl'ilau HW -vlho -'" ' 'n _.,.. Co!i ~. --nntal unl!s, Eutllde Coata -tbtalcfris...,;, tlla lave-belt c:aqietlnc, d 'a p e 1 , -this -new c Pltv party bu home $DlO 1'1ol, < bedlooms, family Olllai boon I All to 6 PM N II. TRAHS 1 TO D C
-. 2 ~ -· 17 3 ~ , 11o11> -· l!reat¥ + bar, beam cell-• , Bc1nn. .:,;::tt. '::"-~ =r,. ~· 4 ~ 2"'1!I; ~ =~ .!:! w~ to-..;,.,..•..;.;. ;!'.° ~lnl i!:: m~ t.:d,i,..:bi.:~ ~!40r ~i.iM:J'w'. PAINT N · =o 1111. ·-tam nn., ile patlJ>, lp>c, -biNiNt Only 1 ,.... A SPACIOUS Jrom .~ 1:;:"11' • BRbi ~
-· Near ..... Full 1s·-....i.·c.u 7225. --.. ..,, • trade!! -USHlll I ~~ -... ' -rmc. tn ba ~ old J TOWNHOUSE ba., ... • ..... t· co. ll!Xl,000. --·i;-· ' · rv ffAllllOR View -,SSl;IOO. 61192 SbermaJt D<. RI AL ISTATI FAIR c BR. ~ -· rm J1fo ldteh. --...._ --·-~~ ~ . ·-upper den 119.lllO. Mi:Uii Eve& 2'!:~ '"' ' UWll1 baa.; ...o -pan. CAYWOOD RIALTY ~ .. ~ -· ~ , • u.~ "' find.. ......... ..... view 3 .. BA, 'U iifii' > . , ... •• IG,lOO.
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Om •JOI · • 3· bed· Neat A: clean.' 4 BR. A tam.• 11 .a • .a •• •N · · · I Batroom. rnove--ln Rllltarl "'4ClO. 133-flOO 1tt rnunilk'ent D o v e r '•• .. !l!!l••!imi• "'°"' -with i......,, nn. <»""""' patio :""' __...ii ,COllllltlon, _..,, -•-oa.rD<. -.!BR.Oba. maid's
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IN!>omi.Call ... nn. ---~ ':,..,~ ~E·:.-inic!I!;! =-.lllriltmu. -or ~laotlldl-Ilv~.-= =~~--= -of capboarda ...i ..U. °""' lam nn w/lplc., form BY Ownee -~ -..ue,ttati. ""'* Plwww, R. Va i-. lo-· -.,.,.. a din nn, pi.,, rm. cov ,.11o -Ip, er 2 Ba, $U.tl0. ... wttll _..t. 2 BR. 2 Ooan -1-5. Own.
-· BIUt, $11 ,500, 'w/llatepoolta'ti:..pr lam"'"~-· Vacal 4 BR 2 BA. I yn w,:a-;:-~.-.-. -. -1'11D. _., ~ • .... q>t.sn:ri Pro I. -ft iiiiiilerlUltew/'m ~· · -,...aA!aa:a ': _,. thl -
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Newport Beach condominium.
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cash wtthln '11 hn. Call crtW pd. Adults. SZ15tMO: Elec 1ar dr. ~ mo. Charmtna. 2 Br. Frpk BUn ,raace. frplc, cue. 4
a. ~·---6 , 6 3 0 0 0 51>-225.'l. home. Gar. Yan!. -. m d\Udreo, m pell. -v~•~· • -•I~---~---$325 • 3 SR 2 BA, !rplc, $190+ .... 6111 :JOth St, H.B. ~-Fo"'lloln Volley bltna, ..,; .,.-. 84-7tltl4, 113-<>413
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tion. -" ct•••" Lar'9 IMMID. OCCUPANCY br, 2 ba, built·lnL $435 mo. LO-,~-,y-3 -Br-2-Ba.----HACl l llDA HAUOR
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2077 Chort. St. Coot• -. 642-4410
...., yard, -.. good ...... I< 3 Br l2SO y ly 646...U S36-$l4 • ~ . --~ ...... 1114 Prtoe ra.np ol up tn MS,000. :i' . mo. ear , or , to beach. Beautiful • DELUXE 1 & 2 B!!DROOllS
!;\1' -· Princ4>les only, sJ' Pou:.~~. H.B. * DCEANFRONT-S..utilQI, modern. l300 utll, -, ~-·~~ ~ -. · ~·~ Xtra lrg 4 Br, 2\0 Ba. y..,._ leaoe; $400 mo., ,..rty FumW.... It ....,___ s».a1a ly. l500 per mo. Call Winton, Roolw ~3331 Heated Pool -G"--Sllag Clrpelbi& ~~~!""~~'!"'m. I Martin, 6'15-"621 °" trB--0983. NU nu apt, 1 Ira muter i,m. Dishwasher -All UWIUos Plltl.
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Goil<aw.1w-COSTAllllA trplc, cpts, drtw. bit lnl. I Yrl MM .... A-s ---~--~·1-• dlshW1hr, cov'rd patio LARGE 2 BR clean houle, ~ip, y_,.,mo. 1tT t.,. ,,...,, ,.... ....,.. .,.
-w/BBQ, Gal'd'nr 1180. -OK tftcd yard drpo, ' Tb.,. _...., Juot A Few O! 962-6222. fplc ,.·~. ~--' WID 81lboo PonlntUlo VILLA MAJISEILLES Our M,<NY RENTALS " ••· •w•« ' SPACIOUS I It 2 llDltOOM APT. 200 * . . . 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, patio pr., """r pd, nr Sod-2 BR, 2 BA, !um pr! patio Fum~ a ~ $9o NEAR Bea h' Pr! wtB-8--Q. Children I: petl dleback HI $3Xl. mo. Avail el@Ct bJtiN ~ture adlL ~.Pool. uJi P<f, v. OK. $225/lllO. AG T • Jan bt ~. Avail thru 'June, 12. Sl.75. A.WI Li¥"'9 .
S..uty Collea•,· R~ * . ~-S.nt• .Ano Ho~h 615-5391, 213-446-51Ul. Dlahwasber color coonlbuiled ...=--go.=~l'%:' ...... 1125 -SECLUDEDlSR.Cot-\.~.=;..,i~ei.::: EXTRA!.<•· l BR hou8'. e S25WkAUp0nOcoan ~sllaJg~i;~.·breakfast~
1 T "'·i...l. sate tage. Encl garage. Tot ok. $225. 548-I.e. New crpts. drpe. C.Ompletetv Lovely ~ · 1 BR·Rooml ncomo ax • ~ * private. S3!0/mo.,' i.t A Maid Sorvioe • Poot • UUI Pd buge P!'.IV•le hDced ,patio "'· pllll!I laPCllcap-HOLLAND ..... S.IH $145 . FAMILY ... ,1ng1 ... 2 Irvine !alt + 1100 Socurity .... • call 6'!5-8'1IO . 1111 • bn ck ~. largo boated paoll
m& OrUoge, CM • 645,ft10 BR, b!tns, crpb, drpo, pet 557-tlll. 2 Bii. 1\0 BA. patio, bakony. . A: lanai. Air .,.,..tw.ntn1.
11000. Puta,... In Bee• bar A ok. 2 BR. 2 Ba. Air/cond ••• $2115 South L-0 315 E. Bay, $250 mo. oo yrly 31tl So. lrlsltl St~ s.nle AM 511.all
..........,. San a.m ... te * 3 BR. 2 Ba. alr/cond " $2tl5 ' hoe. lnq. at Apt C &n-U'll COl.DWILL, IANl(llt & CO. •
area.. FUIJ)i" equiooed for $235 -HOMEY 3 ~ Family. 3 BR. 2 Ba. aJl'/alftd. •• S:U.0 NIGUEL SHORES or 548-mt. ~-. AGINT
leue ...,._ or ~ Frplc. Huge yard '..;r: ~di/ .3 BR. 2 ha. Attjum. • • • • $3«1 Bewtiful panoramic ocean STUDIO, l. 2 • 3 BR. qts. BOUT~Q\JE b' .ie · (can-pet. " 3 BR. 2 Ba. Atrium •••· $365 view-Dana Polnt-catattna Yearly1 $125 To $JXJ Mo. lll•ll!!l••••li!l!lllll!ll!ll!l[ll!ll•••l!!!l!I --~ ,._ -6 , NBl LANDLORDS! 6 BR. 3 Ba. tam. rm ... 1115 r.Jand. Prl. beach. com-Muhall Roa!Jy ~ Atils. ...... MO hO, Unfurn. W
_....... 875-tilo aft 6 pm. FREE RENTAL SERVICE munlty tennis courll, rec. BEACH & Pier. 1 BR $150. :::C In~ • BEACON RENTALS ""'"· 1"' pool 2 Br, don, 2 Utll pd. Adults. 303 E. c..ta Mou Corona .... Mor
"---' ·11y 220 * 645-0111 * Ba ln lovely gate controlled Edgewater ct>m -211& · _..,...,un commun(ty. Avail. for I,.,. C , • n--~ NICE1A2 BR trallenltl66 COIONA
FOR Sal•, small fabric'"'"'· LANDLORDS! Jan. lit. $1'15. ..,. .... op11tr•no _. ~ Mabft Adi~ OUld elk.
on Balboa Island. Complete-We Specialize in Newport Shown by appt. 644-7851. WINTER rental ,Smack on 1265. DEL MAR
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#' ly stocked ready f.ot new Beach • Corona del MllJ' e "SINCE l!M&" HoUMt Furn. or the sand, on beav.tttu.I CUTE 1 Br. ClOle to stores. Spac:k>ul 3 bedroom. quiet • l;s.,G;;-<c~IOlii;;1;;;,._;;nlt;;:;· i· --1 r~-..;...=---. owner. (Tl4) 492-8211. &: Laguna~ our Rental Ser· 1st Western Bank Bldg. Unfum. 310 Caplstrao Beach, i)QJllex. 2 Bar, waiblnc m a c bin e • anet. $350. l Money to Loan • 240 vice 11 FREE to You! Try 1 urilvetaity Park, Irvine Br, 1~ ba. 496-2513. $142.50. 536-5114. New 2 bedroom. choice k>ca·
' ~-~~~~.'ft.~ "t!.':t..., j ~ 1 I TD l ~JVl'kw RENTALS D•Y•-552-7GllO NJtht• ::::T 8:::. ' BR, Cott• -. Humlft9101! '*':" ;:::'=;;;. :.;l:;;:~;.::--=.;;:--Ri;;;;
deo or 4 BR. 2 BL Good iiiiiiiiiiiiililiiiiij! $ . 080$ 613-I030 " 494-3248 pi" & float 131D mo. y,.,. C-de Ont i..QUINTA HlllMOSA 2~.:::.. =
clooft Spaco & BIH.._ n.-'-.. /Unlll 6!\4 % INTEREST Bllboo PoniMulo 2 BBR. 2 Baba. ·-$300 'n>w>d or $2511 mo. !lee. thni -Country btate Uv-Jocttb Leue $2111 £ Beach O ub rights, nr Golf -..,._.,. 3 R. 2 . · ·• • · •• · -/350 June 879-3l61 d a y 1 AIL UTll.JTIES PAID 1_ ._ -A-T ~--... ~ By aw-ulo 162 2 d TD l · •BR 2 ba. ·-· • Co •-• 1 -• ID ....-er-month. cau 673-85liO m.; ~-. ~~· ·--· I;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;:;';;; I n oa ns CAPE coo on pt """ • • ....... -!71-1Ul.l ""'· m...,.. ~"" you ... ....... pool• ....... ... 'f Call ... 1338 or 835-1100. I• drpg, Garage, Yeariy. $300i 3 BR. 2 ba. tam. nn. $425 LIOO SANDS l Br 2 Ba CUstom degjgned, featurln&: BBQ Unbelievable Uvilw. 3 BDRM, frplc, beam cbtp,
Wootdlff ·NEW Lo,':'w'"E'"a'"uyOranro·~s?.'· mo. Call 645-8008. ired h·111 fi'plc, large patio. ia5o1mo'. " ~"'!:""'="' with In-0o1y' =· ,!"";:... ~-Coron• del Mir Yrly lse. Water pd. 5600 • Se le din' 1 BR. fURN. $1U 6C-6Sll. eves or wlmda. '
C JUST LISTED DUPLEXES · S.ttlo M ... C River Avo, N.B. • U:.::llke ,..:.,.";"' 2 Bit, PURN, $215 '* GREAT VIEW-I BR. *
• A m-FAMILY HOME. 4 , r '•' o . 3 Br, don, 2 ba, frpl; beams Condominiums e Prlvato patioa 2 IR. SIWlo-Uftf. $115 ~· -·-~ -~·, 642·2171 545-4611 $350 1...,, ...,. duplx "°"'" REALTY nfu BR., 10nn&l D.R., extra t-.. -.i_.. u.~ area 2'l ......... SlO Avocado, llo pet , U m . 320 e C1oaed prage w/lflJl'IP AU. UTILITIES PAID up. 6f4,.6344, hobbY rm. I: HUGE pool BUILDER 'SEU.ING NOW. """' ... '6 no.1.uui-3 •.. Univ. Park Center, Irvine e ?tlarble pullman AdWtl No pets
table aiR tam. rm. w/wet $45 9 nIRIFn plan -fUt cash! ~. Call Anytime, 83J.-083J e Klng-a:z: J3drma Colt• .._ n bar A BBQ. TbiJ won't last t 50 Lower payments, borrow 3 BR. 2 baths. South or H'N)'. Office houn 8 AM to 6 PM ON THE BAY •Pool • Barbequea • mr-(4 b1kas.ol SanD1etoFnry1.;;;;;;;,;;,.,;.;=;_-~--1
at $74,'150. Bod Austin. on homes equity, ca 11 Adults, no pets. S-150 month. ,..,,...,, 3 B D R M O L X rounded with phllb. land-on Beldl.t ! . ~ W. on Holt Park-L .. .,,,.... ...
COLDWELL, ... BANKER µ4 Portland Circle 492-nn. Broker 644-4848 SHARP ~. 2BA., almost TOWNHOUSES. All the scaplna:. to 16211 ~ Lane,) QUIET DELUXt
Ree.!ton 644-iOJ, 833-4700 &-t·th of Adama. on Hun~· 2nd TRUST DEED I.DANS Cost• MeSll new. Great loc. near park. amen i tie&-$5451mo. or Adult liv1Dg at ifJ' best (n4> Kr-5iMJ. -2 I: 3 BR APTS.
550 Newport Center Dr. ton Street to rwtland, H.B. Will Buy Trult Deeds ~Mo. Call Lany or $575/mo inc boat slip &: LARGE 1 BR $UO Pvt. Patio1 * HCd. Pools 536-1111 •BROKER 6t2-7491• e PRIVATE Retreat! 1 BR. Dorothy, 5t6-5880. pier. BARRE'IT REALTY No Peta $1.CS. $185 Nr Sbop'g * Adtilt$ Only . . . . . . -,,_T ft~-· ·~ iITo. ""' Furn. util incl. L19un1 Boch ~/Evel. m-=. "'wEwE. WI1-KLY-MC>ffT6:~ ~ ~ ~tloa: MuilW•• ~
\ rust ~• ""' ALA Rentals e 645-3900 DErided &: loll or im Santa Ana. Ave., C.m.
I'. Modul•r/ -66 1165 . AIRY 1 BR, Ape N•. Fountain Volley Exocutlve SultH cioeeta. lie< ball, pool 6 Mar. ,Apt., ll3 -. "-lullt Hornot .. 120 I-. p._rty .I SEASONED 2nd in Stanton' e · E/SIDEJ 2 B•. F•ncod beach & town. Bltns, dock. 2080 Nowport lmL pool -.....,. botb1.
Build'-a New -4 u Affoct....... Wll191\l bal. for $13SO. Box yard. Encl gar. Kids. $150. 1265 -3 BR, 2 BA, frptc. ~='.li.u.!'·~ .. ~vi COit• --... ... ,.....it 11301 lfeABJlll ZI ·~ $45 .. FP. $6.500 DN. ~'•:nA~.' Valley (1 t4 l ALA Rentals e 645-3900 · Bltns. GIU'ago. Yal'd. La· ba dbl •nclsd "' ~ M24611 K<olooa Lii: (1 b1k y: ol ~~
W••t,:,:.; = -., McFadilen.6 N...,..... -~ $25G-B,.nd new 3 Br, 2 s., auna Ni..,I. pOOi. Sauna ba. ' '"'"" STUDIOS & 1 IR'S lleldl, t .blk N. ol ,._). 2 ~ 1 Bath "" -
.. ~ONE"HOMES ' Free-4n.y, S ')'ft!'I fteeh.. ~ bJtna, c-rpts, drpa, $300G.,;.!,BR,Go2~,~_E; courts. 3 mi from bei.cll e FREE LlrJma ' to-?MI ~bath.pf;:'';,J:
:113,42&-ruT ' C... -· $8220, """" f l ldds/1""· Pool. N"""°" • ch'udi.;,.. ·•--·-·· 637-4334 e FREE Utllltln *I l!DllM, FURN. -· -· pool, -, l~~~~~~~!I 2 ~ J:U I ---. s.o. ~· .. 557..-NU-VIEW RENTALS Huntlntfon BMch •Full Kitcban Adult Apt....., --. u.--·-· t I~ ~-. " an OlYmellta '--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;iiii; HORSES ok. Custom-bit 3 m-«!30 or 494-32t!I . • Heated PooJ Beaut enCloeed i-tio .. JlO peta. 151 E. 21.lt. CJ(.
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' 1, ~· ........... lh:nn $1250 d 0 I I a·r 8 • • BR, 2 ba, bltns w/comll on * 3 BR & DEN * HUNTINGTON Qmtine.tltal e laundry Facllldeit pool. No peta.7 .• J!35imo. 1035 6M Mii
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I-~ 300 ~acre. 2J260 Cypreu, Back • .. Townbowtes, 2 &: 4 Br, 2 sty, e TV A maid vd 12th ~ 53&-Tt.1.
Scheduled·caab spendable, um-. Ba,y area. $365/mo . MEDITT. STYLE 1% Ba, b.ltn11, wsbr-Dryer, Phone~• t BRQC.-.DDIWa.5 blka e TROPJCALPOOLe
1 w!ilch la 19:3" cub \~-a. Penlneula 64&-6942. Frplc. 2 Batha. Built-in crpts, c1rps, cloee to shop's • from Beach. nr ........ 2 Br llhdo, l~ Ba, frpl,
Mablle Homes 1 == 26~~&l!u~-. yav . lbN LARGE 2 bdrm. 111' ha. shag kitchen. W/W Carpets & schools. 962-8781. El r.rto Miia etc. No lialllf..... .... • ltrcUe. Gu~
. For Sa.. 125 private water a)J too. C.Ort-3 BR, 2* BA. $275. Winter. crpt., blt-lns, frplc., patio T.O.W. Area $335 Month Irvine 1 BR's _ $lJO & UP 1 -·-• IUch ~ llP~!..;.~8 lNoBll,. 9• ...... , bl ... 1-:..:.:..::=~--..;;:;. tact Ridwd Van W@rt . New interior. 305 Montero. enclosed gar. 634 Hamilton, MISSION REAL TY Unfvm. & flum. ....--~$165. Utllr-"tncl. U5 llltar -Reiltals RELMI EO-RE CDOI. Cl)Br81v.>991. N ~~ 6 4 s-8 3 2 l °' * 494-G731 * 2 ~. ~/:;. New. Bltno. All Uillltlol P•kl APT Avafl. ~· 1 :-Atboit PL op< A. (SU)
H v. 2 IP.4CIOWI· r. ocean. Lmguna Hills · 642-3>57 Pool I: ~ cupanq, ni:w...,. _,_. • 581 tt3L Mal'· apt C 6G-«J40 Winter 'season only. Call AVAIL Now • 4 BR. 2 BA. oaea. w. a from ~· SALES & LEASING C:IU) 2<14316. bltns, dsbww, trptc, ""' NEW Wo•ld 3BR 2 BA 1225 Towrihoun Unfum. 311 1959 Maple Ave. CM, ,.__Mia only. Yr -· NEW 3 lfl. 2 bdrm. apts., 2 full aervb facility 12 NEW UNITS t .l paint. Clo9e scbls a: ' • Al90 l&ral" for rent $180 per.am. .-..1m. dlildreb okay, no pets $165 .. • crp , ~ IQ rt. crpts, drpa, dbl gar, c u._._ -per mo. water Mid. 309 ' n..--....._ lli+, N08'1y compl•tod, C.M. C3l c.....,. jlel Mar shop g. No peb. 645-<231. "" o1 pool comp! ynt ollo -*$30 WEEK II UP ATTRACl'IVE 2 BR, N. -;,~:· 54i..1iil-
UdlllMI .... mllllV '-P'exes. 10% down. 80% 2 BR, attached garage, patio, maint, water pd, c a 11 () Studio A: 1 3R Apta Lquna, 1 blk belicb. PBD. vma., 'I' • • 531 6800 )Dan. ~~-.Very i'OOd bl.Qt. 1 BR. Hee. $90 uW pd. >.00 re!rlg, stove, AdWts, no ~. $1~. . 2 BR, liii bath e TV • Maid Service .o\vaU u.UI: inc. Bef 9 am, aft 4 ... ••· BEAtmruL 1 • 2 BR. ~_,Sullivan Realtctr" N~. $110. pets. 18.35 Wallace St, $150. u-·-·port n--ch Townhoule, 2649 Orange, e Phone Service-Hid Pool 675-01& • ClaDtempc:nry Gudell Apts. ~·~· . . Rlflf-A-HouM 979-8430 Call 54&-<139 ~ -Apt E, Call 5411-lil09 e Children A Pot """'°" Patioa, trplc., -SJ$
} Contem,..ar-River' C.11. Triplex, by own' r.. dbl THE llLUFFS Fountain V1lley 2371i N .. port Blvd., C14 No"!port _,, _,11:;11l:::·c:Coll=;:.l= 551·-=,,._-=--=-I ~ GreetFemllyP•rk .• Mt,900.~down.A.ssUrne Huntington Buch ~afage~ne.,3 crp~'paint; 3 BROM townnouse, 21$ 5::2o9756mc!"th~ 4 BR. 2 i... 2 Car encl .la-Br:!~~~
10 .~un:15 ~A:'.;.~ On ~· mo.·~ 1-}0i!n~ Walk wtr l br gar lnlt, va· dish-wlhr &: fenced yd. Cklse $350 PER •NTH baths, frplc, dshwhr, Ice 1 Bl\, Furn. 2 lrl:. doletl. lparl<'BR, r2. w/lndrJ'. Avail.-~ ,\ptm. 3IT W. a., St., CM. I Ri ~~ ~ T·"· ,,,,,., 15IM cant. Also NB $125 ulil pd. to all llCbooJs. 979-5814 , patio, atL dbl gar, after 4:30 -~ ~. -...__ =-•M -• new v~ .., .... ~. __. ...,.... · Rent-A-Houle 979-8430 3 BR, 2 BA, fenced yard. 3 Bdnns 2 bath tr! level pm 962-(M73 9ueeD ~ .,.... nd ocean. ·•••••••••••••·• 15 -=-=='~'-~~~--! I Green Rtver,off ramp. «n lndu1tri•I Property 161 Family only. $2SO/mo. townhotl,; Cul de ~c Jo. ' .. ~. h ""nn1. """••Adul~a.!1u 3 BIJ,. 2 Ba •••••• ••• •• • DEWX extra lra 1 BR. apt Green River ot., Corona. L~ ~ * Agent, 837•1271 * ation ~e iew Custom Newport U941C gar wta ltOJ'aie. ........,., 2 BR,. 1 Ba, Pmla •••••• S2SO ln 4-plex. Qoee, tD 9outb l t714> 737·7311.
4 M~ ~~ ~ l8S. Util Pd. Nlce Bach nr $295. 3 BR, Jge playroom, iea~ ··v~. sharp." ~ or rent, 2 BR, 3 20£ Fult.rton, C.M. We~~~ ~=~no·peta.
:._ 1133-3747, · town a-beach. New crpte, heated pool, Coll~ Parle. Avail. 12115. BA, trl-levcl Townh>ule, all HOLIDAY PLAZA Allo Oc:mafroont:1 Avaa 2 BR. 2 BA. -t dip,. tll.tnl,
l ~ "'· Avail 12n 545-5438 bltns, fplc, ~ ... ..,..,view DELUXE -1 BR .cw.: &n-1113 Wtbr/dr,..r--... -· "::,!::" Lots for S.le _ 171 SI8J ~Channing 1 Br. Frplc. 3 BR, dbl gar, blttns. Large ~ ...... ~ht: {i)· = lum apt. $135. H@ated Pool. pr. 1 cbll4/1ID pet $17'1 • ·;· ''iiiiiiiii~iliiiiiiiiiii~-~~I 3 _PENINSULA Gango. Yarn. Ntc•ly lum. )'al'd. ~dining. avail oow! ;i;i<-r.;,. Cl..., Loonanl. Amp\•-· Adulta, no 181.ff Del Mir _ It\ II S275 . Util Pd. So. Laguna. 2 $2.1). Agt. ~mi:; -11 ff• Ac ...... ,., .... 150 LOTS . ~· Frplc. Deck .• Ocean 2 BDRM., den, crpta, Adulll Senta ~· )965 Pomona Ave., c.M. ~~ ~ c::.:
' .ric. Speculaton llrelm! Ramtil-Nii-VIEW RENTALS dog ok. 1185• mo. F•;;c;;! FOR le.,.,""" Tc;w;;;;;&e 3 MODERN 2 BR, partly"""• _ Kfdsl~ lmmed -. 5dn~'o =.:i~ (U.S.~) . !: 3venll!:~ '::~ 67J.4030 or '94.J2t8 :::·:::~. 5 br. Avail. 2414 Vista del Oro BR, l ';iS BA, crptJ, drpe, w/w CfPla, betw UCI A 2 BR lowel' daplec • 1 bUr to ~~==------1
Cf Dev@loped lake. Riverside Peninsula 1otal U l t r 1. N-rt leach approx 15-Dec. $335. mo. Newp(,rt Beach dah/wsh, dbl gar, pool, or OCC. Yag ... ~ ~ belch. Yrly or -.rbtter '225 2 BDIUIS \IPlfalr'&. b&tBd.M. CoQlllY. Owner,· 544-6920. 1hnN>ut-4 ~ 644-ll33 ANYTIME South Caul: Plaza, &m2. ~ta. -... UI 1l or $250 mo. 131) 4lth St. See ~drpa. atQlde ear pr.
ComnMrelel =-huge rumpqa;,;.: 4fKll. Bt:u-ce Cr escen;: lBR big ......... bltns 2car H borViewHome Duplexe1Furn. KS ' Nov ,..., er p bo De ~ Pll: 60tml or
lSI _ ltef>" to bay A IUI'!! Al> N"""°" Beacll. Ocffn.P&rk • "'1>1.;-,;;;.,.., "8-JOBS •r Fum. loc:fl, & I ... lx-1,;:113;;1'l1!M215.;,=:="",,-,....,.._,...,,_-~=='------1 p._ny --at land value o1 -Pool·Patlo<-Cuotom built 3 "''4>-3936· . • 4 BEDROOM -yearly Corcin• dol Mar coptlonlllly ..... 2111 ~)BR. walftlrOlii. Year-BAa1ELOR. 1 6 2 Br
C 1 · •1&-112$,000! Rorit -_ 8"lld br, 2 ba, built·lnL $1.16 mo. " · lease $475. mo. Avail-SPAC. 3 Br 2 Ba. 21> car Nowport llJ..i., C.M, ly. a..m -· C>pOa. !';~ •"!!'-= ~ ':'. N • rt~ h later!! ., ~ HARBOY-R. ~~~~ ~: ~oo;s:kn: able December 15th. gar, oceM' w , Prt. heh, SMALL 1 BR. $14.Vmo. + = ~ ~-~ F:'ma st. ii•
'r> lwpG ...,c Iii.. Bdrm 2 &'!',;;'""~ 904 w. 11tb,.,. MoM>Vla.. REALTOR, 644-7270. pnv\. $350/mo. Wkdya aft 7, oop. Utll pd. Nr • .....,. 6 3IOll Flolop:-, *SHADY EUIB -POOL*
Greot locatloo for an oltlco ----ta 'F.ol · . llOO 3 BR. 2 BA w/l'oot. EXQUISITE GARDEN ~. -· .. El Camlao. , Br, s lo ao -. e Adulfa f'ooll!dt 1140 up f" --Pd-· II~ ....,,.pool I. Fjolt.v 1 eo""'· -1mo. i.u.. C.J.S. Rool Pool. 3 BR. Condo. $.100/mo. Dupl.x• Unlurn. a Apt I, Cll. --·,,,.. •-• ~ -• ~ ,_ -
O --WtlJ ......,. lit TNtt . Inc. """""· Oft!' ., -C 2 Br beam ll'--A-~ ~ 111 E. ~ • CJI -~ wtth loan down. Price I I Realkn. $41-9M6. Estate, 548-1168. 673-5221 or 60-3645. SPA , ce .. _ "B.16-0MS 5f7~ Bob. _ ._, •~· $35,QOO. Call .st&-1600 fOr . WINTER ~ 3 BR, ATTRACTIVE 3 bdrm., 2 ha. N'PI'. Shorel. 4 BR, pool &: Corona clel M.r ~~ ~· A~~ W1l'ft'ER. N· BR.. amo. 4 * tm 2 Bit. ~· --.
Jt' more informatkm. % A c t I! s an Juan 2 ba, new crpta, cov'd paUo. near 19th & Tustin. $260 per rec. prlvil. Fbcd. yard ROa'MY 3 Bedroo~. 2 bath, ps4.50. 53&-611~ fO-mt: BR. $115. 9Mlp9 to tie.cb <h:-pg. =-MMcll
,/ JNVUl'MENT DMSION ~By °l'J.:· Some No peta. 113H676. mo. 6'13o3825. ABBEY REALTY &U-38511 -·~floor $.100 pr -lb 11IOI AllllEY REALTY -pref. 411 ....._ "'' ·•-... ...,."'.-.....:~ I .:...,_ BAQIELOR .... mo. $128. • 2 BR Apt Ono -11
"" ~·· THB •S.s.L~ =._ ·~· ·. one °"· ~~ 1'£trs• ~,;: .. ~-;rib priv';;";: ~;YUi~. :t!.:'J.: '.:If ".:"°~::f· ~ child ."".;.::,.pOt.. -' S&t.A."ra:RB Mount•ill. O...rt, -Clll'Q'O -tn.nco.1225 pr..-... Both A;ti~~·M -·' _...., _ -.,. • _ cjiii li . Rowt 174 p~ J." unlb next to -A. ,.nnb, l BR :i.,.:..:..,.._. 2 BIL ,,_ ..._ No -SPACIOUS 2 Br, t 111. ...
l I I C' L/ call Balley 6'1l-A550 A<t. .... -- - -Mil> g. -tit ~ -·· 6 -No -IAUOA ISLAND The Pun/e with fn• Bui f. n nUC• e 1 BR. new ep11, o1rpe, 11'1'5. :" .;;.1'° 3. I:: N.s. 111 •~ ' -11111 ... -
1 tho per mo. So. ol Hltlh-· l140. -llAalELOR A" 1' ill' ., GJo.RMll: Apt, --· 2 ,:c. Gree.t bWldinsll.teonquaint O r:;ro,:-mb=·~ ~ Call64H599Aient SHADYELMs POOL*~ 1125. 'utna Ind.. a~. c p ta, b l t-las, " :!: ':r~ ~!: ~~~·n.o~ ~..l ~ low tO form four s1mplti words. 2 BR DUPLEX. front. c:pt, : Adulta-.Paollidl -$1.tl qp C?S-11U or m-B.\. ' IO -aft f A ....._
""' 8kr 115-'1225. ..,. ~•-r•~ ~--I dnol. now docor. Avail. O.C. e Childftn """' block •-Utlfunl, 365 llft l 6 S BR's : s., I · acr<a •llUPr live~ l D l V E N A 8, l'leue call, 644-81134. 111 £. Zllld !It., Cll _,.. ..,... JJ:'i Hr. -6 lo < CENTER Ooota M-• I ad· mi. a1ont! Tnlckee RlYOr. -= .J:. -~
,.. jolnlf\l commercla1 lnoo.i:ne Mlilt telf. Sacrit&ce, Name I I I I i I a Cott• Mell 1 BR. P30 • $1«». 2 BR. 11 .. 1 Pl•IMul• ~ •
-Grett """ntlol. I"<"' clown P)'lnt A tenn1. -• • • • • W N ER ' S 1185 S/Poot. tdeol ... .,_ -I llr, "=
Wiii ""'2 ..,. or both. CaH Pr\llC\ooll -· Owner, I ~"liri' Sl'O~Y UNIT IN 1>o.b.Jon. 1911 O>urch St. 3 Bl\, I ~ -DW, ~ -· -~ "1't, 1~ a.ml"'-· :JU.871oltlC!tl. 1 · H Y N 0 E I " TRIPLEX. Larae ' 54HUI. -:f';t ~= ·m; LROpr, !l.r'"'~_ .. _ = 1 Clftlll1m"*'"'• • . 1 bed.mom " family room, FURN. 2 BR. Apt. Pool. ...ua ""'· 8 ~ ~.,.. Qid
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NnPORT IUVIERA-ALL BEAU. \&rid ..in SJ err a I ~ KENT-Art., 551-4130. lMl Pom>rw.. C.M. 2 & es,.. *--...._
-OH l l'LOOlt. ..... ~""''' Footbllll. 3 ...... -frum I H 0 p E c (2) 'BR, l BA duota. m E. ~~~Q ~ l.'!'.' ~!"ea• .. --c.. ' "'1Jl;'d, I BR, 2 BA. In nn, Oranoo a,.. All -A • BroadW1Y CM. Retod> ... -apt. ~· ~· a.._'° ,_ -., ~ ,
fl1ile, w.40 '"''" patio. ' ""'"' _... 10 • ...,. • I I 1 • j llellnttlon of a '°'' '-" ...,.pancy' aa 11. er,... ...., no w. 1ltb 9t. 01. ~ .,,. $iii • t BR. 1 Ba. ....._ -car pr. Pool, """ ""'-"'· lfP. ""'° -INI-f!l , • girl who ~ horsabock ~-ltOVe, ftnt .. 11 I Ba fin .... 1140. No pots ru--. -Ml ~ ~· -:'i:,g;;-/Aat MHBlf = ~=-Pawtt,._~ l;'l<fi"9 to _::-· i.liQ 1115. 2nd unit l1tl. .. ID -1811 Oooltr -"°!-QI. Call ... ..,,.,-=
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Tutsda)', Novttnbtr 28, 1972
Business
Careers
Schools and
Instructions
~8 variety of fine schoob
could introduce
you to a new tomorrow.
fot fvrtf,., lnl.....+loo r09otlli119 the Dolly Pllol
Schools and ln1tructlon Directory
CALL 642·5678, EXT. 325
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1 V. or 2 Full a.th•
~tast~r size bedroonu1 w/
high bt>am ceilings. large
living room w/l[Ua or
SECRETARIAL
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<A·ood bw1liD&: fireplace.
Corivenient laundry area
ott kitchen. Enclofled pa·
tios. 2 kW'imm.ing pools,
sauna., recreation facUI·
ties. Security guard. . No
pe!S,
Legal. Executive. Medical Secretary, Steno-
grapher, Clerk-Typist, Receptionisl
ACCOUNTING COSTA MESA
PRE-SCHOOL
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Model• Open 10 111 7 pm
2700 p ... ,..., Woy, CM
nr Horl1or Blwl a
Moms
54&-8370
DELUXE
APARTMENTS
,\ir Cond • Frplc'1. 3 Sw1m·
ming Pools • Health Spa •
Tcnni..'I Courts • Gan1e and
Billiard Room.
1 BR. From $160
1 BR. Ii: Oen From Sl.85
MEDITERRANEAN
VILLAGE
2tOO llarbor Blvd., C.M.
(114) 557-8020
RENTAL OfFICE
OPE.N 10 AM to 6 Pr-t
Time To Si.p Up
Your apar1ment in a French
Country Garden • ye1 near
shopping a n d aclivltle1.
Impecca.bl:y man a a: e d,
penooal private. T w o
bedJ'OOlu~. den, 2 baths,
patio, picture-book kitchen.
F'trenlacc Wld other plwies.
From $195, adult section.
THE VENDOME
1845 Anaheim Avenue
Call Mn. Phillips 540-0781
NEWLY DECORATED
BNutlful • Grounds
10 !.tinutes 'to Ocean
Oole lo bus ltne I; Storts.
Gas Heat ~ stove. Water.
Garage, ~ C.Ond. Swlm'r
Pool. Rec. Rn1., Laundry
Rocnn lnclwkd. ·
__LA.llGE l BR. . $140.
2 Blt $160, $1&:i, $115
Hoclendo do MoH
160 W. Wilaon ~-l C.~1.
(2)-1 BR. Duplexes, newly
dt;coraled w/crpt'g
tb.ru--Out, dr(>s & !rplc.
Complete privacy w/r.cp.
entry, yard & gara'a:e.
Cnnvenlent to pBtk &:
shop'1. Avail immcd. on
lelllle. at $150 per mo. Peta
wekxllile. For info. Call -Residence for Retired
t.amy, priv. 2 Br. apt. w/
patio. Newly decor. Conv.
l o c a t e d . Convalescent
NURSING care. Food
-& Laundey. Trpsp. le llO forth optional.
50-'1246.
"'lllE GABLES'
2 Br, 1% 8& w/ gar. Adlts. °""' -· bltns, !no! yrd wf patio. ·wtr pd. 636-4~.
M37 Orange Ave No. O $160.
BRAND NEW ADULT
APTS.
2 Br. Free w. Pool.
Garages. 1819 Monrovia, So.
or · 19th, w .. ot Placentia
MIHl62!
$140/Up spnc 2 Br, I: 3 Br,
111 Ba. P'OWl>Udrp. bltns,
plygmd. 1996 Maple, No. 1
64).3813.
CLEAN 1 BR, Ela:! Stve,
refrlg, crpta, drpe, $135. °"'""'· 534-3627 LRG 2BR. I BA, crpta, drp&.
refrig, pri gar, Kkls ok, 1185, 54&-IJ09
EHi Bluff
e DE~UXE e
3 nn. 2 BA Apt tor 1eue.
lncld 1(18.C. muter aulte, din
rn1 I: dbl garage; auto door
opener avail. Pool •
H.ecreation area.
• $215 •
865 Amigos \Vay , NB
Managed by
WILlJAM WALTERS CO.
Huntlngi.n ·-
e Luxury 1 br apt.
Bookkeeping, Accounting Clerk.
DATA PROCESSING
Keypunch, Keytape.
Doy & Evening Cla sses
Approved For Veterans
Free Placement Assistance
Extended Payment Plans
541·2673
MTI BUSINESS COLLEGE
2100 N. Main St., Santa Ana
are worth training for
• TRAVEL
• ADVANCEMENT
• SECURrTY
Al RUNE
SCHOOLS PACIRC
Learn How You Can Qualify
CaU 543·6655
610 E. 17th St., S.nto Ano
ACCREDITED SCHOOL
READING
IMPROVEMENT
SERVICES
Individualized program
of instruction
Diagnostic testing
and Evaluation
Licensed
Educational PsychDloglst
Credentialed Teachers
27601 Forbes Rd.
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Suite A
Laguna Niguel
830-2800
• Adult
• Dilhwaih!rl I ~-;;~--~i!i;! I •!iililliilliiiiiiiiiiiii~~~ • Choice of 2 color schemes p : = """"""" 4pl. Unlum. 345 ~· Unlvrn. 365
• Heated pool l.;H;u;nt;;:l:;;""°';;n;;:;Bo;;;:Hh;;;;;;;~ I Hunt!...._ BMch • Dead-bolt k>cks ........
• C:iAl40,per mo. * MOVE IN TODAY * IA PUERTO OVER '2 ?ff $13' A MO.
:llllO 17th St., H.B. RETIRED ??? Spoc. 2 & 3 Br. In 4-piox.
5.16-4815 or 536-9535 SOCIAL SECURITY ?? Soyorat a...it. AIL EX-
CLEAN IBR. apt. SI~ On PENSION ??? TRAS. Pool, roo bl~ Klds t;~81~~"":r.v:'. VILLA YORBA ;.';~"°'rm1~0:.1 .. ~ .. 9.~ 540:4819, 142-"22 blk \V. of Beach Blvd. off
S!*-2 BR. bllllR, ...... drpo, l BR. • 1123 Slator, 968-1510 IX 847.Q;O,
fr>lc, laundry f.sctl. & 2 BR. • Slff -· °"""' & 1 ""' 3 BR. • $164 * FRESH AIR child Qk, No ))ctJ. 8f2...4664. ALL l11'1U'nES PAID Walk 3 blocks to Beach
dlx 2 hr dptx. Cpt, !q 2 A 3 BR. Apb. Newl>
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What is this child ·doing
that disturbs us? Nothing.
And that's disturbing.
It's a small world for this small guy.
Too young for public school1 his wor1d
isn't much bigger than his yard.
So he runs out of things to do quickty.
Which means he learns about things slowly.
Pity.
Because he could be attending one
of the finest pre--schoola In the country.
Sunflower Early Achievement Center.
Where he would discover the world of
science, math, read ing end creative arts.
(Not by force-fed Information. But
through discussions, acting, and other
interesting lea~nlng experiences.)
Chances are, he would even discover
the greatest thing of all. Himself.
Our school is open all year long.
So children aged 2 to 6 can be enrolled
anytime.
So drop by •.• if your child isn't doing anytl1 Ing.
Sunflower Early Achievement Center
2515 West Sunflower Avenue
Santa Ana, California 92704
714/54()-4750 __ .....
A member of the U. s. Financial Group
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Alto..-&
Newport-Riviera
ear~ achievement center
Evening
Cl111ns Now
Forming In
The Art of
FLORAL
DESIGN
Classes Taught By Professional Floral
Designer With 21 Years Experience.
For Further lnform11tion
Coll 892-6556
Or Come In & Visit
Shirley & Sidney's
House of Flowers
5791 Wes tminster Avenu•
In Westminster
PRE·SCHOOL
THRU 3RD GRADE
• Professional Exper. Teachers
• Accredited Progrom K-3rd Gr
• Holl Day & Full Day Progrom• Ages 2-5
• Phonic"'Number
Concepts-Science
• Arts & Crafts, Music &
Dence
• Conversational French &
Spanish
Start your child with advanced education
HOURS 7 AM-6:30 PM 675-4022
Morguorit. & 5111, COl'ONI dol Mor
rm Monrovia A.._
(Comer of'l8th Street & Monrovia)
Costa Me sa
642-4050 or 838-5237
Open 6t30 AM 'Iii 6:30 l'M
STATE LICENSED •
Full & HoH Doy S.ulons
Afos 2 lo 6 YNn
e Planned f'rotrom, LO'ling C.N,
CINn, Roo-obl•.-
e Introductory Offw Wlth
This M. ht WMk V. Prl.._ ·•· ••I• I•
Interested In
A Real Estate Career?
_IN FOUR WEEKS
PREPARE FOR STATE· EXA~
LICENSING PREPARATION FOR
• Real E$bte, Sale-. & llllbrs
e Ellt*Ynient Assistance For "·
Gradates Yflth
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Lealllng Bnlkers. • ,
e Day Alll EY81int Classes
• Blaker Refernl Preti•
• $1111.fan Can •
For lnfononation-8rochur1
F... Guell Locture
Newport, m No. <Oldt Newport B1w1:
548-1192
EDMOND F. JACKSON
• Real ElW.e.fi'llcation Since 1964
ACADl•JXREAL ESTATE
CONTRACTING '& INSURANCE SCHOOtS
Gl-~er barge & Ji of A
MY SALARY IS om -• PER .. .
Allor Only I W~kt Trolnlng Al
ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS COLLEGE
liY VJDILA, fUUD:l'CM
Good Jabs need top otdlls and tDp aldlJs require
good training. The jobs are available, lln4 at~
our training, we help you find them. If yoU want
a job or a better job, call or write for more lnfor-
maUon.
ORANGE COUNTY BUSINESS COi.LEGE
1101 So. Anaheim Blvd., Anohoim
772-6941
Please send 1ne more lnformaUon. Without obU·
~tlon ot course.
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;..Apt;:..;..._U;.;n_f_u_m_. __ ...;.36'-'S' 1 Apt. Un furn. 365 Apt. Unlurn. 365 Apt. Unfurn. 365 ~pt. Unlum. 365 Apts.,
Noweert _,, Newport BMch Newport llHch Pum. or U""-S1f i..,uno BNcll Newport Beach
UNIQUE Laguna ca.sue Apt. SF.ACLIFF Manor Apta. 2
W\de ocean views, acreg of BR, $164. Pool, Crpt1, drps,
gardens. C\o6<! to beach & bltns, garb. dillpl. 1525
shopping. 2 BR., 2 Ba.; lge. PlacenUa A1te. Ask about
rnu1. I: storage. Custom our dlaoount. 548--2682.
w a I fpapft'll, chandellen.
mosaic tile, shutters. $4j() r.to. partially furn. Mature
adulll only. Also avail.
MX>fl+ other luxury apts. $250
to S6.'iO mo. By app'L only
1 BR -Polio -Lido
lo'im. lime avail on yrly
lease. Plll't furn if de11ircd.
Adults 213-281-8406.
494-4633. YEARLY, new 2-3 BR.
SPECTACULAR view 2 & 3 1:~$.'n>. 2 BR. on oce6ll
Br. 2 Ba. blk to bch. NEW· ABBEY REALTY 642-3850 1-~rom $280. L.~. 494-3383, r rtvrm ,...__h --4;94--233:9. ....,~...,n.Y u.....:anu-uul New It
WHERE PARK NEWPORT ;...;..;*"'2"'w'-1.;;.EK""s.:;;F;..Rl..._l _*_: _c_orono __ dal-'-Mo..-...r __ 1
CONGENIALITY Vista c1e1 M-SPACIOUS 2 BR. 1>e..J1 PREVAILS APARTMENTS <tll'1 .. pool. So. of Hwy.
Ocean view, superb house . th bay ADULT GARDEN HOMES $183 Month. AdultJl.t no pets.
securUy, npartmcnta de--Oii e ffiVINE AVE. AT MESA I --..!-!!!!!~6!!1!;:1 !!"!!18!.__j
signed with a · Master's Luxury apartment IMn,g ov• Move In w/depoelts only J'
touch, exclusive club with crlooklng the water. Enjoy 1 Br. $160 2 Br. s:O> Cotta Mela
unique Aquabar, fountains $750,CXX> health spa 7 swim· Day I: N!iht ~t)'. Pool.\----'"'-"'----•!
and tonnal gardenl. All part ming pools, 7 114,hted ten· FotmtaJna. Rec. BJcW. w/ 1llE EXCl11NG
nf the Soulh Coast's finest nls courtl, pluz miles ol exertlse rm, bllll&nl1, col· PALM MllA APTS
apartment community. bicycle trails putting shut· or TV. Ea. Apt. bu dish· MINUTES TO NPJ', &CH:
l Bedroom/studioa D'om $195. fieboord, crociuet. Jun'.io.r l's wMher, ref'ri&, shq cpt, I; roRN. OR UNFlJRN.
2 BedroQm from $295. frOm $174.50 monthly; a11n J prt pa.Ho or .deck. 545-4855 UnbtlievabQr Iarct apta ...
A1odcl1 Vpen 9 A.M. tll rlufdc:. and 2-bl!ldroom pl.ans and 1 Br apt, xJn't nelghbothoOd. huge pool. J'leuz:i elect bit«
2-lt<Hy town ~ EJec. ~ to ...... !AL <»m-Ins. '"" criQ. drpo, .. uno tnc kitchens, private pa;)I muni~ Pool. StE. See at ll01 etc. Adult1, ·no peta.
tlrpt, D/W, bltM. Sll!I. 2l8 LRG 2 Br ,,..... cell crpt d<oonll<d, w/w crpll, -· l(ooxvllle. 53 6-'1$l3. -bttn'd-wbr ~ pooj bltna. exctpt refrt&. $16! &:
5»-Jm. 4 util pd. Adulb. no ' pets. Jm. No slngles, no pets,
Cl.FAN J BR. J BA, $205 mo. Nr. llMP!tol. $ 2 1 O I nl o . ~53&-~l"'71L"'---~--Gu tndd. Prtv. pa.Uo, eit() 1767& Cameron. 84Wt92. 0 CE AN 1'"' R ONT. bct\ctl Mu9 Verde a:ar door. 21732 s, sundcck, newtt dlx 2 Br, --------
Dramatic 4 Bdnn. Dtntng
Rm. Dave $500/mo. Yrly.
GQ.-1972 or 49-1--0015.
or bal<.'Onles, carpeting, dra· Domlrwo or Nt-2307. SINGLE3 From $150
pertes. St.ibtctTanean Pfll°k· • 1 BEORM. From 1180
tni: with c1ova1ors. OptJonal ~!!!'! !!!'!"!' , ' u2~.~~A~AvaU~ 1110
-""" 51).3211. WALK TO BEACH bltns, cpta, drps. lndry. ct. DELUXE 2 A l Br, 2 Ba.
8£AUT. 2 8r, 2 Ba. <U>i: New 1 &. 2 Br, cpt/drp, pr. nr 1':\i: •pier. S119 yr Encl pr, $160 up. Rental
.-... apt rr bch. $155. dlwlhr, trpl. 318 16th. round. ta. baby ok. Ofc., 3005 Mace Ave .
!.-.,.,. :mo norlcla 847~. 5311-2131. ~M&-=1:::034"'''-----
-.... LRG 2 BR, rodcc. ..., <TP"· I BR, lq, Nu Wik lo bch. Newport -h 2 bdrm l llllh. Cptl bltlns. cl08I 10 beach. Qpts, drps, lrplc, Adlf1 on ;..;.;.==...:;..;.;;.;.;;.... __
A -0"'1 I) 3 5 , Adul!>, no pets. $150/n'°' ly no pots, $165. 842jm NEW del""" 3 BR. 3 bu ......atll'w. Jf2•S405 Ph: 60-«il8Sorl42--Sm. lrvlne frplc " C?xtru, gar. nd.J. :i..,=-==cr=4NR llunlY Prlt A Plrlt •l•m---------waler. Yrty. 673-2894. Nu tit heh, try Schf. $MS. SBR. 2BA, NEW 2 Br, 114 ba Condo. 2 BR. t Blk to Ocean, new ~ -A>o1c. Miis °"' Aval! Dec 1, 118>-2111l. IBA, Bltns, "'°'· $225/MO. W., llloYe, paint $250. I"'" 1r • JJ<'": SI& -• 96&-4700 &It 5 pm, 842•2657 r,, {itlls pd. 6'1H'l3L
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lll"e&. $21$ Month
l:tal Plnchln Rltr m.-4392
NEW deluxe 3 BC', 3 Ba, trpl.
&. cxtrn.e. Gnr. adj wlltf':r,
Yrly. 222 20th. 61'3-l894.
New 2 Br~2 BA, (rph:., SZ-,0, year • 218-211t St. • • I BDRM. $11.1.
Dave 675-1972, 494·001!)
ON THE BLUl'FS
AT NEWPORT
ntaid ~. Just north oJ mw-n ir ~
Faahlon lAland at Jamboree NICE 2 BR apt. lW' St. lo $15
and San Joaquin Hills Road. A ndre.w' 1 ~ You're rl&bt. they're unclef.
From New))Ort BIYd. tum at Telephone ITI4) 644·1900 O\urch. S1.fl5, Adultl Ol\lJ. ptlcedl 1.581 Mel& Dr.
Hospital Rood , (j bk>ck (Or l'l':ntel ln/onnaUon 60-0HS , (5 bib &om Newport Blvd.)
above PacUJc CoMt tfW)'I 10 New 2 Br, 2 DA, rtpJa, Apttv . 548-M
entrance. !MXI caa;ney Lane, $250. yea_rly. 2lfr2ht SI. Fum. or Uftfurn. 370 EXTRA LARGE 1 A 2 8/.
N(lWJJOrt B._,.ch, Ca. 926Ei0. * 962---0349 * unf. fl'om $140, 6n. ~
Tolophone: m•1 &:l·Otlt!Q Ni'WPORT ISi.AND 1 ar. B•ll-Plfttntul• 1111. -· ~ crpt,
NE\V 3 B~. 2 bath Duplex. Apt. Yearly, $l4S/n'IO, * YEARLY. F' urn J 1 he d ~un wt~ i!.. "=
Ground floor. 211 lUrd St. * 615-1004 * Bach,.-1 n.•~ W"'"" ..... ltlCIPlll ' $mlmo. Ytar)y. 61'J-9S5I Scll idk' lteni. ••. 6-12-5678 area."~ man • ..,....._. ~ M$:Gh.. 1117
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· -zo.. · · f•ulp./Mobll1 Pho-P 1porh1"1I ... Fum. °' Unfutol. '11 GARAGE ... ,..~ S!C1 mo. FOUND: ....U Shepherd , BUSBOY lttterell"1 to WINCHELL'S Donut houH r-,, -.. .. 19th,\ Nowport Blvd, c.M. typo "°'' Ftm. mooUy D IVERT.,A.MATIC 1-lor-lxterlor &lull bo ol<10 " ,,. ••• 0..r 'ESTATE! Have...... VJ I 2'! E. 17th St. Colla -
Col Call aft I pm, 1!9?-0198. bllck ~ Ml,ltinp. LETS YOU ANSWER YOUR Cu.tom worir:, JUAl'IA Spec. U. Apply ln pc.non, SUrf A U.-for f'Y.'O sales people. "' b ~ Counter ctn. 7am--U ftDDP, n--~~'i11Auntt1 Office R9fttef 440 li't~~c!~I~= o:vc:~~:v~! f~ ~;·~~a:let~ ~,5930W.CoutHwy, ~w!'~t~cJibenefitJof eU en · -------
8'ht-~ ewtor ~ con-ol'lt'WN H.B., 500 111 It, .,,,. Riwy, H.B. 53&-6521, ext. Doro Answ•ring Un tt Eat., Wont bl underbid CAR LOT MAN ~ E. Lac~~n L..,.... Hiiia
•tructlon ..Uowanee of 1 compl remodeled A/or 260 We for Pde. Ho&dt 2SO + Mat. $15/mo, Refer., Uc. Bonded, 1.1...J. Need man exp'd ln all phuH ---..-. -----_...._ .....,
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• deo, 2 BR'• I< 3 BR'~ premlle puldiw. opp. cu,. l Umllar kl Goldet> ftotrlev. B b 1 _ .. u, • ~~· job, hioae benell,.. No _ ... .., DCI>~""'-"'-""
m $1$5. Dthwthr encl H.U. Jdeal tor prof. man, ler, other almllar to curly • yaltt "I 19 yn. ln Harber an&. lJc phone calla. Apply in penon ""·"""~I' Ll\.]Vl'\ll"U.. D yti" Now Intf'l'Yiewlrc
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2007 Scott Pl., C.M. DESK tPlce available $50 MALE blade A white lhagy eluded. 648-0439, INT A EXT painting, paper 5lb &: Walnut _. ... ~ &Sa!Fee Poaltk>rulllK SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS 1138 MO. Pool1 1 lndry fac mo. WW provide tiamlture dog foon4 in v t c In It y •ha.niinl, natural wood Hwrtlnfton Beach ftUlt1.a•ve esma.n to B bo
t'POOt.moE 1-BJL• APTS. at ss mo. Anlwerin& aervlee Newland a: lndiana~lis, :ar penter flnlshl11i 548-1905. CARE of convalenscent ~C ~1~~ % $6 ~ US JS IJ."1l._UL,$!.TS~-C.l.!'1~FUJ!l;!WER"---· l-•!:'.v!!a~Ua!!!ble!..!!. !!222~Foret,.!~I !A!:..w=., H.B.~ ~lng ay. Custom woodwork panelln&. PROP'. Palnttng, aho roofJ, elderly woman in the home. Comm'l Loan Sec'y to $600 Invade -lloney -Epoch -f9 CALL: 6t6 38:15 Laauna Beach, ......_. Call for · Cabinet.. Gen'l _~pain. llCOOUI. cell. lnter/n1n"". s day wk. (days), 962-9621 Recept/T)'plat, !Alon, Turnip -REDUCE
l\u ntlngton IMch D&m< apace available $50 4 Mo. old white TerTler, Duke Oa.Durke., 646-7598. Uc/lm. Free Ht. &tS-5191. or 96l-9943 Wed, Fri, Sat & Sun) $S50 DttinlUon of a 10re loler:
,1 BRAND NEW ,mo, ff. wmow. ~-~ .... ~~ Blacal k ,•f,?~-e1r~ ARCeA•"v1·cf: •T ~ types of carpentry, PAINTING -Honlttt, clean, a..ERJCAL-Ottice. Alert m. AIP lnven. Control 14!ll 24001 AA~:-r.a~~ta A rlrl who roesCE honebocl< .., 1\.1""'"'·-• .... v,...., m e . ......,... 1.11.e r big & amalli guaranteed work. Licensed telllge'nt woman. lnternting Order Desk/exper $460 riding lo REDU • 1 QUO VAD IS Ill availabl.:-. 118'15 Beach Blvd. doe -646--7565. 536-16'8 & tnaured. m-5740. work. t.tust be 10 o d 488 E. 17th lat Irvinel CM Laguna Hllll ANTIQUE Ro LL.TO p.
1 Luxury C~ .Apts. Kunti.neton Be&cb. ~. FOUND \Vh,l.te Sh• It RY C Swvk APT. Int. Painting, Carpet w/numben. We wW train. 642--1470 (At the EJ Toro oft ramp D~. S Walnut, All Rcn-
1 Bachelor l A 2 BR'L PLUSH small 3-otttce iru.lte, female dog, Oct. n:t Owner •rpet • shampoo, cleantne. Refl:. MacGregor Yacht Corp, -.-------..... S.D. Freewa,y> Ing parts restOftd perf~y. '• $:ii5 to ns;i Newport Center. 6'H814 or Identify or will a Rood JOHN'S Carpet I: UphOlltery In1. 6C-7tl59. 1631 Placentia, CM. ~s:sn::-ro.l5. Equal Oppor. Employer '600 or best after. ph 11'.''d P\>Ol.Jacuul-Sauna1 842-3073. home. 89MOl8· Drl·Slwnpoo lree Sroloi>-WALLPAPER HUNG CONCESSION Gkla, mU1t be ~am s20-l40 .. , week.,, ........... !O!;..,, .... !!;,!..,.j ~64!:!+-0'Tl=o.4 _____ _
.nation Room I: Morel 350 Sq. tt. of ottice apace in FNDiorJ:~cat, cream &;! (Soll Retardants). Carl RebkD 646-2f.t9 over lB, neat appearance. ting new customers tor the SALES: Eam $500 between REDECO~TE your home ~Af~~~l'nr.s~g & ~r~~~ $125. tncldg :~ w~ar w~ brlgb= : 10.U m= Pl••fer, Petch, R..,.tr ~fre So.N~2.Pl~8~ =~~~~':e: G:'w &C.O.~byw~"t! ~lal:aysbi ~~
ASK ABOUT FREE ·auslnffl Rentel 445 on Balboa bland. 6'1&--T137, bleach tor white carplrtJ. * PATCH PLASTERING Sunflower, Costa Mesa. not include collectinK or l.yM. start ma.khw money Avail at ftalOnable pricel
D ECEMBER R&NTI ---------FND creen male Parakeet Save YoW'tra mtrl.,.,,,ps :ht-~ All types. Free estimates COUNTER Girl, over 18. delivering, Transportation la now by calling 673-55621_919-=::28ll=------'ia Florlda St. &CT-94411 AVAD..ABLE Mar. lit CdM. ll/16 ID Me• def Mar me ex • Call~ penonable, neat, intelll8ent. prov\ded, We work four betwn l &: 4 pm or Stop by
"<%blk.W.ofGartield 2:ii() aq. ft. corner store. area,:P.fiaionDr .. ~1634. ~~ ... ~·· .. ~ rm.17 J HUJ:Jt&tnBch&:lrvlne. hounafter1ehooland8on our boHque 1howroom Appllanc" I02
and Beach Blvd) Praent tenant, Cannell & B'" • h kl ... h ....... ...... n.,, rm. · • Plumbi"I Yes, One Hour Oeaners Saturday. We have openinp loca~ al the Factory, 425 ' . Outtt1n. 105 lin. ft. display FNO ui. °" w t ,..,n on couch $10. 0Wr IS. IS yn:. Grant's Plaza. H.B. for Fountain Valley Ir South 30th St, NB. Rent W•ther1/Dryer1
1 BR. ldblk \~~.!'.: Shag! window1, 40 ft. laclna: Cotut NBaovl,:Yllh vlc Topaz Ave., exp. LI what counts, noltt Drains unclogged -ft.50 COUPLE-•.-40 + to Hundngton Beach areas on-Salea,..-··, --r. for tine $2. Wk. Full malnt. Jf!l'Pl'g, 1'Plt U ..... .J .._-. Sl.S!. • ........... •· 675--T13!1i. ' method. 1 do work DlYMI Sewer line to 100' ~ ~c ,.~ .. ..,AGE~· .... u maintained ly. You muat be out of ....... , ~-.... * 63S-lm • Im 14th St 53&--0352 Hwy., 65 ft. aide •treet • ... A c--..,;i maJ Good ref 531~01 ...., nuu• • children'• store, f\111 or ' prden, parking, 40c Ill· ft. FND .....,mum .._...,. ... .., e . ' * 54&--250:2 * al1 adult bulldin• ln n.... ..... ~ ~. by 3 PM t 0 p/time. The Red Balloon OVER XMJ wuhen, dryers, 6CEAN FRONT, 2 BR. up. <'UI ft puppy Mesa Verde area c I c er-~ ~·-~ ecipale. ExJ>ertenceJ ""-Al.lo otflce suite, -aq. . c M __ _.. emen , on ••• PLUMBING REPAIR Count)'. Excellent tenants. 1 R"iveo P' r! 00 , r 11 Y Ltd. Fuhlon Ialand, Nwpt.. refrl:aeratnn from $39 ...... ~ llhq carpets, prage, 3Sc. Rented w/atore or sep-· · .:iirvu•J.. No job too cna.11 Salar)'+ bonua:. 964[ · Bcb. M+-8897. "-==c.·· --~~-~ 1 ·mo. 60-3443. &l'lllely. C. W. Mulm. FOUND doxle 11/25, Hun-PATIOS-PLANTERS * 642-3128 * . 213, -JOBS SECRETARY, gd typing • KENMORE GAS DRYER
J'BR. 1 h1k to beacll. Shao R<alk>r,~. tlngton Beacl> area. 968-3735 All Co"""'I' woelc. Btick, COLE PLUMllNG CPLE-over 26 manap 30 URGENTLY NEEDED ""· l'orooMel Dep~ Hoag RUNS GOOD $50. leni~, drw, lndry tac. $135. "THE Factory" h.u shops call I: Ide~. slumpetone wk. 89H533. 24 hr. service. &e-1161 unlta. CM, apt + aalary. e Secretaries Hoepltal, N.B. • 60-0022 • J.~,312~4th~st.'.'!'36--0352~~~== I avail. ln the mall ranting CAT -Black male,wlth white PATIOS, walka, drives. Saw, I /Al H 53>-3333 or 213: 383-8589. e Keypunch ()peraton SERVICE Station Salesmen Siil l YR. JU&JTI, del A in-1!":!"'." llNch lrom lllO/mo. Ideal !or P""'· FoUnd vi< Orange -break. remove " "'"'""' Sow "I lore -e IndU.trial u-.,.. lhl!t. Aloo. llall. Late mod. all cycle f"" smoke shop, tropical fish 16th C.M: 54&-6012. concrete. 548-8668 tor est. Alteritlons--642-SMS e Bllllng Cleric: Typist p/time eves le wknda. Muat Kenmore wuber. 839-1718.
I L• shop, etc. 425 30th St., MALE WIRE hair tetTler. CUSTOM CEMENT WORK DELICATESSEN Irvine 540-4450 ha lite b. knowl--
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' 1ve Newport Beach. 613-9606. Mb:ed colors. Org. area. Drives, WALKS. patios. Neat, accurate. 31 years exp. NEVER A FEE AT TEMPO Ne:~. ~Ai{ ~~~
FOR LEASE Cl, central 637-9350. pool deckl. Don. 642-8514. Si9n1 Counter Personnel Tempo Temporary ·He1p 2590 Newport Blvd., C.M. delv'd: 839--1620; 54&-5211,
locattoo. 1J65.<7 Park Ave., Loot 555 Controctor MAGNETIC SIGNS (m1l1 or fom1l1) KEYPUNCH SERVICE Statl<m !/tlm"
j1 C.M. 1750 &q fL All or part. & Beaudful new modem ottice days, graveyrd lhift, swing Cameras &
tllli b1·g PH' 646-8811 ACT. $500. REWARD JACK Taulane -R<pall' $10. * 64s.2449 Fry Coolto located In N•wport Bea<h. llhllt. Local"'" req'd. Arro, Equipment IOI
IDEAL eo.ta. Mesa 1oc Small Dachshund. male, Blk remod., addlt. 31 yrs. exp. eo. wW train on kl?Y dlac 11 l .!Uth;;;;;~•~N~ew;::port~.~CM~.::;;::l~~-~"i2~~~r:i=I ofc/a~. I2XI aq. ft. Da.YI w-Tan markinp, 16 mot old, Llc'd. My Way Ca. 547-0036. [lJ FUD Time you have had 6 mo'• HASSELBLAD 500C-Y', New
8 3 5-3 4 3 7, 5 4 8-7 3 9 8 named "Sc::hnuppi" Uc no Dreklne ir. 111 Apply in Peraon keypunch eicper, Fee camera Dl!Yn' uaed *' evea/wknd.I 546, Call m.-7053 or write .,,...,.... . t Paid/Alao Fee Jobi. can ~nn. ~I $l4Q FORleuelSOOaq.ft.1tores. Mrs. J. Hamm, 11239 PLANS.Houaea, Remods, HOCHMAN'$ Jean Browni 540-6055. SECURITY Fumitun 110 j, from . c-41.one. C.or. Huntington&: Stonecrest Ave, Fountain Room Additions. S50 up. DELICATESSEN & Coutal Penonnel Agency,
A<llml. HS. S3tH449. Valley 92708 SSHl621. Eves. SSHl695. Job W1ntld, F1m1l1 702 RESTAURANT 2790 H.-Blvd., C&I CLERK MEDIT. dlnina rm""-"""'·
akwood lo $1 million lrl $580. REWARD Eloctrlul L191I s.c,.11ry ~ .. bedroom .Wle, Living
e c reatlon. Swl m ming lncfvstrlel Rent1I 450 SMALL Dachshund, male. 11 IBM TYPING 428 E. 17th Street Experienced nn Furn. Glov~leathft' aota
Blk wltan ~11. 16 ELECTRICAL, c e n s e d , for ind.lvidual11 or firms Costa Mesa Call Lorraine & kweaeat. refrtg, color TV,
ools. Healt h clubs. REN?' M·l, ll25 ~ft. $140-moa: old named "Schnuppl". bonded. Small jobs, maint. 64s-aaSO F.qual Oppor. Employer WFSI'C1JFF Wt need a Security pool cover I: more. AU l!Jr:e
aunas. Tennis courts. MO. 1355 Logan, · 6, C.M. Lie m. s.g vlc. F.V. le repairs, 548-5203. A!.k tor Rita or Stephanie Penonnel Agency Clerk to handle doc-new. Al.lo •• '69 Mere. Sta.
llllards. Indoor golf drlv· 875-fill&. Reward! 83!r7003. Gardening Refl3onable rates, tree pick· DELIVERY ol DA IL Y 2M3 Westclltt Dr., NB ument control. 0.. Will· 53IHl64L
ng range Sand Volleyball 540 sq tt Industrial space for lD~I" Family pet while up &: delivery. Pn..oT SUNDAY INLY to '4>2770 7' Green cn.ilbed ¥e1ftt 1 hlrlpool. Baths. And fol~ rent, utU incl, daya S5l--M76, male. top Poodle with irreY BOB'S GARnENING Libra Oflice Services newspllper carriers. Re: LIVE IN partment Of De-couch ·and mat c b t n g
ore. A resident tennis ""~8 673--0824. ean wearing black jeweled & LANDSCAPING 2855 Suite B, Newport Blvd. quires the use of a Station Hl!!.per for elderly lady tn hnM experience & Jove.eat. 2 wet1a1 old. wW.
OORNER !llX120' M·l mne -ua'.r. Near Main, Adami, Residential &:: Commerclal C.M. Wagon or Van. Contact Mr. nice mobile home. \t-cla11ffied document aell for $215. 557-4861. ro and activities director -.v Irvine Industrtal Seel 330 Weat Bay _, d w/900' bldg. 9'31 W. 19th St., HB. 536-8192. NEED help at home'!' We ~ ey, ll&bt housekeeping, prepare control e xperience GLASS Din. 1et, match Bar
ho phlans fdrebe Sbun e.y CoAta Mesa. 6f2..3t90. BABY apricot poodle, vie. of 557_g:~:r,K.i:..m. have Aides, Nurse s• , a Mesa. meals. Must have own necnury. stools, Ob. cb&lr, dbl
rune es an ar ecues. Joann & Meyer so .. Casta "" Houaekeepers, O>mpanlona, DELt\'ERY man far earlY" tranaportation. 64fr2297. dreaer, lamps 673-311!
tarting as low as $140. Rent1l1 Wanhd 4'° Mesa. Reward. 642-4745 or FRONT yd. lawn serv. $10 Homemakers, Upjo b n, morning newspaper Ly N Apply In PtrlOft ***Sofa I: mat.chlng 1oYI
S ingles, one and two-, _W_ANI'ED ___ TO __ RENT ___ B_i& 5C&-5&1). ~·~ yds ~~ 5(7-6881. deliYer)', m~ bavp:pen. BAYVIEWCONV HOSPITAL aeet, never used. Both $1$'.l.
bedrooms, furnished and Bear cabln far Chrlstmu WHITE &: black female cat, hauling. u~ eat. Let the Help W•nted, M & F 710 ~· to mo. r:A~569Ueinployee ~ts3505, 3J33 Harbor Blvd. Uaually home, 968-7910.
unfurnished. Sorry no w e~ke n d. (Fri/Sat/Sun ~1~ck~~~: professlonala do It. 96U612. ACCEPTING applications DENTAL Assiatant for front _. U'M' Coste Mew, Callf. EXECUTIVE conference 1lze
children or pets. Models nitea) Must sleep 8 com· ___ _. ... _..._......,4 EXP. Hawaiian Gardener. for full time 'disbwaahen, office:, x.oa•-&: Preventioc LVN desk, walnut w/lonnica top
d 'I 10 I 7 to~·bl• 4 a.&..ig 4 CM~.~~· . Com•'• -~ be ·~· 117 c...._..,..... ft/I. ....... 7535 pen a1y o . • .. ,. uw • .,_te &--.n 1erv. bu.lboya, cooks. Must at tnstruction. Non-cmoker, 18 _3-_ll=.c&"-"'--'----'~=-~-~· 1.::-:::·c;-=='-----I
chlldteo. C.U sst--011. LG "'"'""" male tiger Komalanl, 61&<676, SU.1337. leaal 18 yrs of age. Colony to 28, 64+-0611 MAINTENANCE man for I~!?> * TWIN BEDS YOUNG -·ple d"lres 2 or 1tri"'-" cat. Loll from car. K 11 h •--J Like Both •-·"·'·mat 3 BR ~";e w/yard on E· 17th-& Monrovia area. * CALL Us F1nt! c en' O>IUI uan DENTAL Aasistant, Exp'd in motel in exchange for apt, new. ,...,......, •
UJ.JZll:.t.t 11/:.>, 72 e Gt&-7052. Cleanup, Maint. Reuonable Capimano. X-rays Ii: oral evacuation, a.116 Newp0rt Blvd CM lrell &:: box 1pringL Maple .
Oakwood
. Ga~~~l),t• Jl'lde. J2'l5 ~1'C!"Z" Call 646-6852 548-8844. ~. r Take them both home for
Newport Be1ch Ml Rantal1 465 LEIT keys at Softapray Car H II ~Clerk $475 ,....,..,,l"'Uau !SE L --.n • $40. cuh. 639-5360.
lrvtne and 18th ~"·.1 r;;;; Wu.b. Pleue contact me at •u "' Foreman DESIGN DRAFTSMAN •LC.n<...OIU'ID oo.uwer -"'I I r.. WOULD Wee to~ a • t---••• ~~. "'2 .. 170 241 V'agtnla Pl., CM ._ d truck Rubber/Pludcs to $18K Must have 111bdiviaion exper. Wanted lo work in fumiture -• ._._ bedstead, . .&zit, .......,..._.., -646-2037. SKIPLOADER ..-wnp Mechanical £n&ineer $1fK Good references es.wntial. store. can Mr. Pavome, ........ ~
'IBR duplex, channel front CM.OFFICE RENTALS SABLE rollle dog, l'AI yn:. work. Concrete, uphaJt, Typilt TOpS$$.l.ongTennAalgn-642--0262, Beall Home Furn. c .. !!'-ue~t~.) ~=-p r-e ~e3".
tYearly, $185 mo. named. Ralph, Lake Fon!at, 1awlng, breaking. 84&-7ll0 Burrougba: 1,.300) $450 menL MFG UNUSUAL OP· ~ Oppor. Empk)oyer &a.-3588 }:vel: & week:e:nda. • 673-tsn ~,x~· rJ.· !!~on Since 25th. Reward. YARD, garage cleM\lps. Prod. Scbedu.lu to $lDJ Irvine 54().4450 POrm.JNlTY Far Yn& man '~~~~~~~~~ " , $325. MONTH 8!H015. RemovDri.,..!. ~lngd'J;!.7 ~":J:· Soc'y oomm'l lending lo~ Anaheim FEE AT TEMPOS33-"322 w-/macll. To-,\ -.1_, SHEET metal -· r!'J! Sile 112
• · _., ·--.. ~.&&GU • D'I --.. Penonnel Cterk ...,,,, NEVER A . grow w ..,u 'd Madtinlst ( m 111 -'1 " -LOST; Jade Bra ce l et, .-..... T H I ~• 1_._,.. -... exp , GARAGE Sale Sat Nov~ -& * SEP. OFFICE space with Harbor near Victoria, Sat, YARD & Garage Cleanup. KeypuDCben (3) vt><=n Tempo emporary e P comp. une .......... ,., .w.Jo'I operator), exp d. Job ahop . Many houtehold 1 t e m 1 , ,,-m .:i. ft. Plenty of park. Nov 2.5. Much sentimental Free est. 7 days. Call Recept/Cen. otc $450 EXP'D CARPENTER Placentia. CM, 60-8(8) experience. space-Te k Chlnl. Cb5I Metal tile box, l'mliiiliiiliiiiii.-~~~ in& near C.M. City Half value, Reward, 548-Tm. anytime, 548-5031. F/C Bookkeeper S600 Boat Manufacturer NURSERY School Cook, a . Industries, tm Placeat1a. I:ronbw brd, bedclin&. ex--t• $225. MON'!H LOST blue ......... i. .... t from DI HAULING I: cleanup by exp Free le Fee Positions 642-0042 per. Send 1ftWM to O:..ta lfeu... erct.or, much mare. Rn.
ooms 400 -Narcissua, ~ del Mar. college atudent, tge Irk. NEWPORT Equal Opportunity Employer d.ualfted ad no. 550 c/o T~Applicationl tor 9am-4pm, taJ11 El Centro, It::'.::;:_ ____ _;:.:; ~,SMALL OFFICE BLDG. 534-1846 or 534-2164 Personnel ~ Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, e BUS Fountain y .. u ...
• -'CTIVE room, _'".,,~·Fairview Rd. 720 Ml· ft. 673-6073. Reward! H 1 . 833 Dover Dr N FAST growing co m Pan Y Costa Mesa ca. ~, "·~ ' ft BLACK ~-pop •-1 vie. ousec:IMn nt '• • • needl Girt Friday for pro-==-==-• =----e DISHWASHER Otn! YARD SALE. Tues., lbath, kitchen privileges. 1 .Off + 340 sq. · storage "........,. ....., 642-3170 duction control 0 t r Ice . OFFICE girl. Local auto • WAITRESS Wed Tbun Everything
blk DIM beach. I> r e ( $nl MON'Mt Brookhunt I: Adam!. H.R Dedicated Clunlng Organizational & clerical pa.Int shop needs girl for Ute APPlY at Mr. Mike's muai.' ao! 797 s. O>ut.
boslneu woman or teacher, "9w-rt Reward. 968-8906. * WE 00 EVERYTiflNG * A$EMBLERS _ Exp in fine abWtles a necesmty. eon. office work, p~-up &: 209 Palm, Balboa Laguna (rear).
non-smoker. $100 mo. ....---LOST Slaml'R male cat, Refs. Free est. 646-2839 IOlderjng. Cole ln&trmnt, taetCout C atamaran, delivery. Mlllt have good BetwHn 3-6 PM Macht-116
675-<}146 bet 9 a .m or aft 4 at Balboa Penin. Clo • :m4 PJ.acenH-CM 60-8080 .f93""586 driving record. Apply o .c. ·-·'
675-6842 after 5:30 Prof. Carpet an1n9 ._, • · Accent Stripes, n7 Ohms TECHNl,.IAN OOMS for reol lrOm Ill lo ,1lmow 28 Alao win-• & fioo• oare. ATTENDANT al Shell Sta-FOOD ......... Aat. Penn. Way &lite C. Colla Meu. ,.. DISK Sander, 12", 1 hp.
S20 weekly. Clean & quieL CALICO cat, fem, vie. Call Dutch 537-1508. tloa &. Hertz Rent-A-Car in O.C.J.R. $3 hr. Call 8.1&-1100 ORDE, RL=•s' A 11 TRAINEES r.e.ard 1apper gr l n de r rTV, cook'g privil. etc. 646-1111 Emerald. Bay. South 1...a&unL College itu-before noon. Li:..;, exper. w/diamond wheel. 6'' tool i~~n~;;. 421_ Bth St., (anytime) REWARD:~;=elriahSel-~,~:::~~tc.c=:t =t~I8.~nt 25 * 100•/o FREE* :u~:=~n~~n~~: Worlc Includes _ueembly ot ~l=~j~ mer. ~ITRACTIVE niom, pvt. ba. ler lost vie Npt Blvd. &: cooun'I. s.s7-6742, 548-4111. Auio: · e Secretar1es Free to $100 1209 W. Hemlock Wy, S.A. c=i"=~~~ BRAND nu. never Uled. U"
kitchen prlvileses, business Irvine, 646-6350 or 642-6351. Xlnt Housecleaning USED CAR e F /C eon.tr Free to $D> PAINT Mill operatDr -3 buic electron1ct req'd. wm cratbman FJoor l&W. $300
woman or te&cber. Non-MOSTLY black, .ome gold, By Day. Own Tranlportation MECHANIC e Get'l OUke F.ree $375 roU-u1ary open. A1.:i l teach mech. akUla. I~-~='-----~
smoker. Centrally localed, J(t.J wbt paws, wht throat, .fP.m * 83&-0648 * Uz ~·Agency male factory trainee, room Culton Industrlea MllOlllaneous 111 $22.SO per wk. 646-1979. ,.,._. cat vie Hoag Hosp. 645-2964. P•lntlng & ExJMf:rlenoed O!Jly 4300 Campus Dr. for advancement. 548-5125. .,,~~ Whltti A CM
Bedroom SUI!< In FEMALE Germao Shepherd, Poporha"llna CHEVROLET DEALER 546-2118 Nowport Beooh Poritl"I Attenclont -&<i'*e., · · MOVING kl an -
' u home ln Lquna Nipel, Blond, 1.1/2.1, vie Magnolia, ~ Apply to Box 570 c/o Dally FUIL time ot part time boy Top pa,y, Apply ln person, Equal Oppor. Employer Mlecell•moo1 flanSture for
be, pr! entrance, lJnen Personals 530 Slater. REWARD: 847-7230 No Wasting Pilot, n> West Bay Street. for kennel help. Must lllce Wed le Thun. bet\Vll 6 le 7 TEADIER needl wU11ng sale. Larae cltrM Medhefo.
'tum S95. 4gs....4729. FEMALE white long--halred * WALLPAPER * Costa Mesa. CaW. 92626• anlm&la, people and hard pm. Hungry Tiger Rmau· reliable student i:Jt 5-8 hI'I ranean lf;yte 80fa 9 months
M for tc11t to man '60 *HINDU SPm.rnJALIST * cat. Vic. Hamllton , & When you call "Mac" AVON ~~~TIVES work. Alao '1:1~ ft~ rant, 353 E. Pncllic Caaat a wk houeework. Penin. old $175.00. Paid $500.00.
moolh. Storage bldg $30 Let this ad change your Harbor. 60-2158. 548-1444 646-171l For new car payments. ~!11-'~ust be ble to Hlwy, Newport Beach, Ask area N.B. 673-583$. Antique drea1na tabie
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.-onth. 275 Flower St., CM. whole outlook on We fer the Any day ta the BFSI' DA y to Doo't glw up the atilt>! Christmas pte11ents, ~ ng ..-..... a for Ray. Tool Room Attendant ~ :thoobev!~ t ~
136. better Profetaio~ a~Uy· run an ad! Don't delay. • "List" It in clualfied, Shlp coata, v ac at Ion 1 In ~~Pl::c se~= PUBLIC RELATIONS Flber&lau manufacturer bu "".OO. Iron bed. -..00 Box
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prlvila:2l161, ~ r3 lifiM~· ~. ~~ .call today 642-6678. to Shore Reaulblt 642-5678. Fe~~ DOW for resume lo Box 624, Laguna Attractive, well groomed, immed., cballe~ open. ;j,rlnp and m :t t re I I
· mo. 492-9034 132 No El Can ino dcta • • Beach, 9',1;52. vivacious >Wtli lady for Ina: fDr mature, qualified available. Br I ck and
St., CM. 893-6370. /kl Real, s&n Oe~nle. * * * * BABYSITl'ER.: cawomia GENERAL OUke typing fU public m&tlo111 work In ezp'd inventory con t r o I t1aptone n e e de d lor
OOMS $1.8 wk up w t * * homea, Walnut Sq u are · lng: I: phone: Exp'd desired· the Greek Ia. ''Dream •pot clmt _ tool room attendant barbecue. Ev er y t b I n a:
S30 wk up apta.. 2376 New· PROBLEM Pregnancy. Con-----------.-------, Willows area of Irvine. 1.. 345· t1......_1 .... : af the world" in connection Must be responsible A $50.00. New brlcka 4c et.ch. port Blvd CM 548-9755. fldent, 'Y m-p at he t IC ~ Your home. ll::ll to 4:00. ~~ ,:._ ~11"""'' with resort development I: reliable with ablllty to Pool tablt, eood: for
" · 415 prepancy counaelln&. A~ Boy &: girl 7 &: 5. Needed tourism. No. exp. nee. All :nainta1n neat, accura.te tee~ Not llate. Cue
uoal Homo lloo • =-rel AP· Trader's Parad1"se Immediately. sst-WJ. GIRLS. TRAVEL """"' • aooommodal""' .. ,,..... "' -Ability lo ....... baJla all ... $40.00. CARE. • BABYSil IER, our home, 18-22 pd by emplo)'tt, Salary purdwle ame mPPUet I: Good sturdy pine JIOlll
PALM &: CARD READINGS .... 2 yr old~. 8·30 to 4, IF , ~•-lo open. call 53&-!iOOO lor appt. a....J. desired but not~ table •--1u<11-"'8" D1Y * Put, pretent I:' future. Mon thru Thtiz:s. . Mature you re .....__..., r an ex· lntervlewtna Sat le Sun. ~ 5 Yan min ~ in wood' ~ tt!,p si.oo. Cail
Advice & help In many mal· Ii nes w 0 man preferred. own =~ ~ ;fu2M~ John Lewis. ahnllar polltion re q. d ' 6'H451 or a!ttr 4 P .M.
1fr P rl••te Room
•• for '.J.mbulatory Lacty or Man
.. Good, nutrl:tloua Food.
1'filce, cheerful atmmpbere.
• Call 548-4753 *
il'ont1l1 to Shore 430
ten. 213: GM-1350. f\illy lie. tnnrp, not neceaary. Re!a Cout Hlshway, Suite 1.00, PUMP I&land Sa I e 1 man, Salary $500 to sax>. Ju.tin !91HDO.~""''------·I
COUPLES PARTIES req'd. 6'5--0988 Call after 5. Hunt. Bch. We have open-CdM area. 5 Da)'I 50 hn. Entr:rprila. 15030 Golden DfXX>RATOR hu fantuUc
Call Phil. !.~ 8 RM t 1• mes BABYSI'1TER ooedod part !np for ! pll free to tn""1 Niie lhlft. Top ....... Wm Cir., Weatmlzwler. "'°' qoolity CTpl 2 toroo ~.w'ft time for 21 rnon. old boy. all OYl'l' U.S. High pay Phone 6T.Hl81! for appL Interviews 'l:l> to 9::1> AM. cable nylon. lhr1 sh.a, $5.Sl
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. Your home near Avt. transpartalion paid. Parenti RECEPTJONIST tor Dr's of-No phone ca.u.. per yard, 548-1654.
Phooe 51$-7217 or write dollars Ramona, weal ol -welcome at Interview. flco. Typo 115, SH !IJ, will TRAVEL Agent Slro"I lo 1,,_ ENGIJSH Baby• CUTtaa<. P.O. Box 1223, Cotta Mesa. S.C «MC'B eve. GIRL for drtve-thru photo, 6 train. 54&-<WJ18. temationl.I &: c r u I• e E>tc. an! sz. Mesh Play
SWINGING SINGLES BABYSIT 2 yr old boy, do My wk. lllam-3pm. Own REX:'EPTIONIST / T,yp\al, ll¢ketinJ, interested In Pen, Crib w-mut $Ut ~Bft~m~~ Call Jim. 2 lo 8 p,m. llghtWk~eeplna, i>er;'!an1 · tnnaph •• .,._. prerd. $1.65 Start at $33> mo. Call for ~w~,..Ad~l-"9D-3240~=·c....-----
bouse, l bllt to beach, 2 ~ 2 BR + 2 Studio apb;, Palm $265,000 N. Tuatln, 5 Ac., :· hrs ~permo~~na•irv~o hr. 982-435.1. appt. M?-7128. Sl9 9' Dally Pilot, P. 0 . DY N 0 SC 0 P E RV -&
trplca. panoramic ocean $50i REWARD Sprlnp. nr abops le tchla. huge home. Trade $250,COJ · • GRAVEYARD cook wanted RN p/tlme 3--11 Shift Ap. Box 1'60, Colta Mesa, Calil. tele9cope w/~. driw, tho
iew. $W all year. 494-:r.>21 SEE LOST OOWMN, 555 $S7.5()0. TRADE 26M eqty. eqty for aolld income prop-56US81. ~at HaulO of Pancakes pl). ln Pei-.on SAnla AM· 9:2538. WDrim, brand ntW $225. Call
aft 6. SocMll Chlbs SU for Inc. ar bme, Orange Co. ert.y. Pl'tn on\)'. Dlc.r. BABY2~ Input ~; E. 11th. 0.ta Mesa. Bristol Conv. 1-lotp, ID W. TV 'l'eehn&cian. electronics, Nancy, Hr31J3 pm.
+.BR, 2 BA home in F.V. 846-a l..acheMver RJlr. 541-6469 for """'\U""'" 11J1 UlOl ftOUSEKEEPER, Uw-ln, Jlemlock Wa,v, S.A. bcnchman f/time. Latest WORLD hoc*" 1972, U'l'JI
Need young adu1ta to lhare tlND YOURSELt BEAtmroL large view Jot Fun .l Ski boat, 16' home. Call 615-3838 aft 6 or cve for bo)' 2, a:irl 8. Clean Real lstat. s.a.1 equip. nUk•a TV Repair, camera. Britannica 1ow'7
rent. Pa?tLally fum. U IN SOMEX)NE EL.SE North. ~t.. Sacn.mento Mahopny ll2 HP wkndL 4 br June, nab, help cook. FREE Drloit. lift, Grtat books blrp.bL =· Cl.II < 213 ) DISCOVER Rlv r. Trade tor rug Bear For 81rii cab owr or BABYSl'ITER In teacher'• ~ family. 0 w n WAITRDS wanted _ torl-"''*°"'-'9:"'1111=''------
or (213) 116'1"'137:> DISCOVlltY o' "'°""lllJI cabin, Canyon T?T home, Newport Belcll. 5 ,_,.,TV 6 ~lted THE DERBY M .. be .,... SURFBOARD • 'l't" ~
WANTED 1111Jle mu :IHO, n..-21.1-3111-3393 1,ake prop. or I "43000. • 551·'1621 • dayl per ""-Call Moo lhnt Ellrlllh ""-Call · L'-M T raln1"t lotervlews being held after 2 Noll, -cnnd. tel.
ibare belut 3 BR beach Al mentioned lD Novembtt WJU.. trade .et of protea-'M Ford On11na. hwtspot. Fri 8 to 4:30. 8C2--$30I HOUSEKEEPER I Cook. Limited Time Only p_m Mon-Fri. 1262 South 562--m2 ewa.
' duplex, $180. Bal Ptn PLAYBOY. Pa.p 23. abW mouJdt for 18 ft. ll&il-tatktn car. '10 Honria 350 SL BABYSITI'ER, HOl.lleJcecptt, txr>'d 1 Jdlt, llw tn. Famous Uoenee t'OUnlt naw Eut Briltol, S.A. !Wf-t300, TWO JUN}( CA.RS
m-787'1. ~~~~~~~~~ llna Cat, want cat ~ new Cycle. '66 VW Clmper fM own trlnlp., AftemooN A ~Hant home. S 3 O O • available thru 'l'ltbtll C.om· WE Ne~ d sh a k I ,, 4 x T POOL TABLE
MAN 6 cat ... k ~ ... hit! ;:: ~ lumlturo with fllO value. propeey, f\Jml11ft, or !!! EYet., 613-f1IS 1 ~96. tm. pany. Appllcan,. llllly rt--No -1<"" l!lalleot Bidder! IO-lflOl ~iiem. Shr expe n1e•· 1 __ ,_.. I ~ fls.ttn BF.AtmctAN'i fltlme . HOUSEKEEPER. 5 dys wk tmbunecl up:inquallncatkln. nett-..r'Y· No \a)'uffs. Call P1RE WOOD 11if6...6a41 eve, Dt.ne B. Call HAVE Iota, acrtqe .,Kt WANT home ~ condo • Aulltant. lc'd, p/tlmf. «' 11.....tn, tome child care. New or expttlenced sales ~ ltlm Pfolpett ~ •lt&41n. tiouaa-.all ewer Southern I-la~ clear land I: f15M rq. Sandcrtb, •M33. H.B. Must be abler to dr!w, no people. (}ptnlf111 avall1ble. WHO WAN'f"S TO WORK' VWa Putt '3HIU ~" ~ to ·'"--beaut. ...... .... , w .. 1 v--"-·----' 1 --Bch 2 hmes A 3 unit. BEAUTY ()ptr&tor, Shampoo cat nee. Irvine:, SU-~ ._ ~I Pit~~ ... ~ DRIVE A CAB! Gro~-s Dn•--"t'.dlii-•~• 1111) 550 ~ ~-~-o-,• •·1 nr -an. Mr, S1d..... """I for...,_, Mk>n, I6lO W. ROUSEWIVES or huaU1UJU ..-ru ure .. __ ..... -........ ~ ivu-~ . AM, or. b c •ch . Found 1'-H-~ ·-~--oe In-~ ----1 1,,_ Call M M--1 CHOOS& -~ "°""' -it ~·-•-ma•· -at ~ 1875-Tm1 tr' 67)..6830 eves A: ~ ~"'w;-:''875.1225. 556 Rose, LB (213) .f38.3818. Coast HW)I, NB. 642-391'0. wife -work ~rt I me tun~ r. -.il • for ~-:-be )IOUr own "i:.;.{ pn;i. 98H11'1'. u.
wknda. SIAMESE female found Sat TRADE $13,500. equity In Uke to tradef OUr Tradf!l''1 BOOKKEEPER-F/C ~i.trlbut na «nk'r 832-TM<OA. RB ELL bot& Men or women. Can be ANXIOUS to lltll H.B. Ttnn\s
EMPL. woman to aMrt !!!~""~n~ are1. Call Newport &ti.ch home tor Paradl.M column ll for you! (Or aman =ll' fl"OW1:W ~-... 1.. SUpp:y foo:iral~ aUrbtlY hand~. Vta, Cub • BBC mtmbenh.,..
,;:---·-4 BR hoine u1.r-lOIV'I-....... TD ' H ',,__ !tlft_.... Musthav. ""vu -en o mln!d. All 21 to TO, aup-IUiill.-·-·~ · ,_ 1 ... _ boat, car or . • .. oute w-""'....... · --..1oc1a O.r •~-..... ~ ,_ ~-·~;:o:=•~,_ ____ _ . , untbwton Beech. $loo. mo FND: Si•mne Vt"" ca• vM.:. It 18sed·b' $500. mo. Aat· S da)la ty lhnl p l L I: np. ""'d. No •-!::"ment' ' .. -e RI AL TORS P~ ulL'VOT""· ...,..,.,. -+ ll tJtil 9llW640, Lido l~e. N.B. 873-2873. Owntt a.71J81, !or ~ buc11J. "1th l>'fboonl ayl1<m. Sol. ~~· · -•. a cob I ........ a c1a7, POOL ,.._ -Fl'llohl
SU to $14,000 yr. With e om m I •• I on · Phone. Jt'• a tnut, stll JIO!' ltem1 Apply Ill plllOft, Yellow Cab damqtd. All m. M lo ROOMMATE wanted! HA\ft10Jncthlngyouwantto * * rtM1me~UJ>W.lmtb ID-«ll'lor53l~. with eMe, 1111 D&lb' Pllot Co., Uf & le&b St., Oo11ta 1111 . Chrl1tma1
ColmAlal. 175 per mo., J ,.UT OaalJl<d o<la do It *·--··-----··---·---SI. GankM (213)321-!S!L Qwlllod Ado , .. 642-llll Clllllfled. -Mw. ...,... ..,. a I
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VOL. 65, NO •. 3~3, 3 SECT)ONS, '40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, NQVEMBER 28, 1972 TEN CENTS •
Capistrano District Sets F eh. 20 BOnd Vote
By JOHN V ALTERZA
Of .. Delly , .... Itel'
A 125 01Wloo ~ Issue calculated lo
koep the Caplstraoo Unified SdlOOI
Diltrict solYent for at least a decade
finally' Was mtide official far Feb .. 20
Monday night; but the approvals came
with a strong doae of pessimism from
trustees.
Allbough their actlOn Mooday had been
e~pected to be routlqe, several trust~
opened the diaclwioos by admitting thei
Zero
bad co1d feet over letting the massive
reveme iuue for a vote early nezt year.
,.,._ o-ge Wblk, In Ille put an
acttw worker oa ICbool f I n a n c e
meuum, Aid tbll In Ille put few da)'1
be could not find enoacll prominent local
suppo<Ws of Ille bonds lo mobillz.e a
strong dtisen's committee.
Thole comments sparked more than an
hour's dilcusaion and at leut one sting-
ing escbange between ~ William
EnquiJI. and San Clemente mlniJter the
Draft
Rev. Allan Vernon.
Enquist last -.... the only dillenter in tbe vote to seet the
February bond Issue, claiming that the
district could save money U It were to
bold the vote during its regular election
In April .
Other lnJslees lnsiJted that the April
ta season was the worst time to con-
vince voters to approve a large bond
luue. '
After this ·week's debate ended, En-
ca11
Eor January by
2 More Quakes
Felt in Area·
ONTARIO (AP) -Two more
eartbquabs, part of a recent
"~uake swarm," rattled win-
dows ln Ontario and were felt in
parts ol Sao Bernardino and
Rivenlde counties, official say.
A spokesman for Caltech in
Pasadena said the temblors Mon·
day regi!tered I.I and 2.4, respec-
Uvely, on tj1e ~cbler scale. ,
Freak Crash
In Clemente
lnjUries Teen
A Sin Clemente High School student
suffered a broken collar booe and other
hurts al lbe llCJO!I bour Monday In a spec-
tacular, !reak-craab along Av!!Dida Pico.
And· !lie gnly """ ilWrecl ii the mlohap ln~·!JN O C&rl '..i ~
qulll changed his Vole, making lbe bood
-...iut1oa by trustees ........... Bui earlJer In the evening, Enquist
figured In an uncomfortable nrbang•
with Vernon, wbo recmUy loot a bid for
the board.
Enqulsl alluded lo a phone . call be
received from ·a San Clemente Mldent.
"This man Aid he was upset about the
bond Jssue and uked me why we have lo
'build acboolB for people In the .north end
when they should bu.lid their own," En-•
Seen
Laird
10,000 Set
For First
Six Months
From Wire Serricea
Several i\rllllar' seismic shocks
bave beeq !elf l!l the lwo-<ounly
ar<a In recent da)'1, be noted. ---.. ~---. •' . -~ ~· ..w. Jle Is. ""T.1'1fai ,..., '-----..:..----..:r~ fl ~. Sol>---· r
WASHINGTON .-No ..,. will be
.drafted 1nto lbe.amJe!i r ...... ,m January
1111ht!lla: ...... "'lot .. ,.,. ...
....... ti. un·wilf .. iie ,1 ~ ?• •10,000, • ~ ~-Mehiii R. -Laird iald '
Market Lawyers
Empl~y ' Unusual
Legal Maneuver
--poce;at !be tllld ol ' tbe-i.tng,--.. -.
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· 'l'bat -.Id make the total draft for
fiscal year 111'13, wblcb ends JIDle •·
about S0,000 .
A ru 'ely used legal maneuver bas been
.employed by 'tawyen for a grocery chain
tn a bid to obtain testimony from a San
Clenie1lte woman wll> asaertedly has
bten repeatedly warned that she is en-
dangering 1ber We by failing to obtain
medico! attention.
Attorneys for · AlbertJon's Inc. name ¥rs· Rita Bonnano, SU. AV<llida Ma1rid,
tn their petition to perpetuate testimony
and their application will be heard ~·
14 ·1n Judge James ·F. Judge's Super1oi:;-
Court. xpect They point out that they e
Albertson's to be named as defendants in
an anticipated personal injury lawsuit.
And they oote thal .Mrs. Boonano bas
been warned by physicians that her ap-
parent reluctance to seek treatment
"could shorten her life."
A moti<n to perpetuate testimony is ,a
rarely used actiQn that seeks to ensure
dttenninaUon of physical lniuries and their status as near as possible to the
djll,e of Injury.
Pilot Will List
Price, Earnings
--bNdlng home. . . Police aaid'a westbound car driven by
C.Oliil Irwen Manning, 16, of 302 Salvador,
suddenly swerved in front of another car
and slowed lo pick up bllcbhlkers along
lbe curb. · . Tfte car, which assertedly was cut off,
then swerved and slammed into the rear
of Manning's car.
Ma!>.ninl'• auto then careenec· Into the
pede!triaq, then shot over a 75-foot em-
bankment'.
The driver of the.car that struck Man-
ning's vebicle was David Lee Durham,
17, of.136 W. Escalooes. Neither be, nor
Manning was injured.
Belknap . however, waa: taken to San
Clemente General Hoopltal for treatment
for the fiacture. He was reported in
saUs!~ condition.
France Beheads
Two Murderers;
First .in 3 Years
PARIS (UPI) -Two convicted
murderera, one of them saying be boped w be the "last cooclema<d man lo die In
France," were beheaded by~ guillotine
today In !be !Int capital puniabmenl car-
ried out >Ince Prelldent Georges Pom·
pidou t~ of!lce .,... than tbr<t ye11n>
ago. ~
Ao official statement said Claude Buf.
fet, 39, arid Roger Bontemps, 45, died at
dawn In !lie century.old LB Sanle JaD In
Paris 'ftle DAILY PILOT . today adds a · niO men were sentenced lo death !or
ilJllensiO\l lo dally ~Ii .market ~ slitting ~ throats of two hoslagea In a
with the addition of a P~ prioon riot
(J'E) ratio. . .... Lawyers ·for the men aaid they died
The ratio~ a quick Indicator of a glv~ ·. bi·avely> ·The) walked to the acalloldlng cemmon stock's pos11lon In. the market.. . witbout· . trembling or showing v)slhle II LB computed by . dividing ~ ~ signs of.I_, Both refuled 1 last glua of
reported &ale pnce by. !be latell li.mort . . • rum .and a clgantte.
..,.mop of the comJl&llY. After .the .uecullolll, lbe bodies were
· For example, a campany • w111ooeh oetlastln tail81 lo a :iearby cemetery !or burial.
aaJe price waa '3tl per sbar• wi • It waa Jbe.finl ume the...,..... blade come ol IZ per lhare reported for !be bad !alleo tlm:e Mlr<b 1111, one montb
last year baa 1 P·E of U. • lbe be('"' Cbar1eo de GtuUe ote!lP'll down
The P-E baa been reported In , from !be ...-,.. Oil thet occasion,
weekly summary of st.oct activities Jean Olivier 31, wu ezecuted for tbe
pulilllbed In !be Saturday editiqnl ol !he -of ...:. -lnlhen.
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NEW DEFENSE CHIEF?·
HEW SOcrot1ry Richlrd.on
President Names
Richardson New
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Defense Chief
CAMP DAVID, Md. (UPI) -President
Nixon initiated his "new broom" policy
today by naming Elliot L. Richardlon to
· be C:tetense secretary in his second·tenn
Cabil}et and budget director ~r W.
Weinbetger, a CBJifomian, to succeed
Richard.son as secretary of Health,
Education ani Welfare.
Nixon also announced that Roy Ash, a
California businessman and an adviser
on government ~rganization, will take
Weinbe.rger's place as director of the Of.
flt'e of Mapagement and Budget.
The major Cabinet reshuffle was trig·
gered by the long anticipated resignat ion
of Melvin R. Laird as bead of the
Defense Department.
Nixon "1so bas another immediate
Cabinet vacancy lo fill, created by the
resignation of George Rom.,ey Monday
as secretary of Housing and Urban
Dtvelopment.
A new HUD secretary Is expected lo be
nsmed shortly -perbaps Wedoeaday
when the White House said further a;>
polatments woold' be announced by the
President.
The draft iJ acheduled lo expire June
Ill.
Laird said be anticipated' oo problem
filling active duty forces after that date
with volaoteen.
However, be said, if Congress did not
approve ·enn.tmeot bonuses 'for the Na-
tional Guard and the re1erves, there
might have Ill be a special draft attrr
June 30 to t e e p reserve forces up to
strength.
The reseryes and Guard are .11bout
45,000 men short of autliorized strength.
Laird said Inductions will be spread out
t-e!ween February and June 30.
At an 1.DlSCbeduled news conference,
the lleci'elary said be was CODfld<nt of a
smooth transition to an all-volunteer
Anny but said be still expected some dif·
flculties in recruiting enough men for the
NaUonal Guard and Reserves once the
pressure of the draft is ended.
The secretary said the anned f1Jrces
hoped lo begin offering enlistment
bonuses for the Guard and reserves by
Feb. 1 but Congress' failure to approve
this program will ool make this posaible.
Since the Peotagoo began wlndlag
draft . calls down, enlistments in the
reserve forcea have fallen drastically.
Laird recommended last year that
Congress enact a bonus incentive pro-
gram for the reserves iotallng PIO
million for fi9cal-19'74. Under t,bis pro-
gram, a young man or woman signing up
tor a ail-year enlistment in the Guard or
reserves would receive ap. $1,100 bonwi.
He joked that while be DllJ be a lame-
duck secretary, he is ''not a lim?ing
secretary of defellle." (President Nixon
today ..-' HEW Secretary Eliot
Rtcbardion his ......... ).
HJa final 51 daY1 In office will be busy
ones aa be prepare1 the new budget
~ hlcb be said w,ouJd show a slight i•·
Ricbardsoo, U , and Wetnbera:er,
(See CABINET, Pqe I)
51, creaae over the current 1'19.5 billion Pen-
tagon budget. ·
Fruity Fleek
Wil.d Parrots Invade Detroit Area PAIL Y, PILO'l'. • . Tiie Bullet·-P' alfllr became a
'I'.vday'1 •Jtock tsbl .. ""' on Pages ,11-cauae cele1re In France and du1Buf· · IL let'• lrial at lbe 1lelne River ty J! DE'l1\0IT, lllcb. (AP) -A ll'ull-lllchlng •llocl:,ol1iaatcinCurUeela blo-tn-
Troyes In eut ceatnl France,· ~ vaded Detroll's eaalem IOlburtJI, ml ~-~ . . wloll Nly
shouted "Put lbe ICIDD lo dellll.I" would be content with a o'ldrar. . ' ' Jealous Hruband France II one of lbe few Weotem coun-, • ' 1• m libiLoVas• mUoADI II !Int ,___, ~·Of aP,~ ami.dw.. trla to ·l'ltllll· Clll*tal pmlwh11..,t M 1 ... - -•...--·-n...1 Jn 'F . , r...: F · ' , · . pre'lldenl ,,, llli .. ~ C.. .et.aito1o .• . ...,.._.. ~ cllo•lrlg ... • •bulbln rl'lllt-. 11a1 11oaDy ...... u:e1 r none . irm " -~ the bird ..., of the 0etrot1 ~ 111 -.no11er lbe -11oc1<. To date. Pi.np1dou who oace told a Keltb Kreig, the soo'1 -' curltllr, ldolltttled !be k1taden aa '"monk"
SAN RAFAEL (UPI) -A jealoos bu• televllloo ' Interviewer "I ... not • ~ •• foot.long, Sou~ American 'llel1lber ol lbe.porrot. !amllJ.
band was arraigned i\elo.. oo._~.., of bloodlldnly man," baa aaved '[lve .... rtoOinc telephone recelven out o1 pubUr d•nmed men.
phone booths. Al Buffet Ind Bonlempi died, olllcill•
Wlllar P. H1rper, 32, told Marin Coun-·announced Potnpldou 111 llldo !be duth
ty aherill'1 deputies Monday be van-1t11lenct hr Moblmmed l.ibdlrri, -
dallaed the boothl becluae Ills wile ran demnecl fllr .. unlerlng a tut driver.
off with 1 Pllclflc Telephone Company Bullet recolved the death -ience on
employe. (llM MRK,,, .... I}
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qulsl lold trustees.
Vernon darted to the front of the room
and asked, "Can l ask wll> you lalked
to?"
"Sorry about that," Enquist replied
grimly. "Some of that Is personat."
Al that point, before lhe debate could
continue, trustee Presklent.R.obert Hurst
chnnged the subject.
So did Supt. Truman Benedict, who in-
sisted that the residents of the district
"owe an Obligation to all the children in
the dislrict, not just the children in their
own specific area."
The superintendent inalsted that. no
matter which date the bond lssueJrere·to
come up for a vote, the ,prime factor in
passage or failtire is the voter's "con-
fidence in the school district."
He admit ted, however, that the bond
issue came as a surprise.
In a rare display•of dissatli:lldlon wlth
a board action, Benedict admicted Uaat
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SAN CLEMENTE LIFEGUARD EXAMINES PIER PILINGS
U~ S.1rch Tumed Up 3 Doc1yed Supports, Ft.bing GMr
LileguardS Find 'Booty~·
V nder San Clemente Pier
San Clemente l!leguards planned to
fmiah up their 8Mual inspection of the
city pier's pilings this morning -not on·
ly looking for the-work of underwater
boring organlsms, but a ... JitUe booty as
well.
The dJves started Monday morning.
Guard! found three badly rotted pil·
ings.
And a ball-doze& llshlng reeiJ and ac-
compAnylbi rods.
... enough tackle lo fill a good-sized
tac.k.Je box.
And a few Iona of just plala junk lo
boot.
Although tlie bottom of the sea In the
area· of• 'the' 1 pier ls coated with some
debril, the ma still is "pretty clean"
said one diver.
Much of the debris fell lnlo the sea
when ·beivy sUrf battered a lower-level
platform and1 dumped batteries, old
refrigerators and other gear into the
drink .
As for the more attractive treasures,
guards said the rodl obviously were the
mull of numel'OUJ miJhaps topside.
Some of the fishin& gear was in pQOr
conditioll.
Ol.her rod! and rtels apparentry can be
aalvaged after corrosion and slime are
cleaned olf. .
The annual i.-tion IWs pilce dur-
inC -aftd g.i.1 conditions and llU8rds loOlt !oir piHip 'that m1lh! o..a 'l<;ilac-
"'t-.i ,..... It 1he end .of lbe ~ ..
were ii P°'* CGlldillon, olherwlae the . '
Dana ~ork Completed .
ltndmark appears in sound shape, guard
spokesmen said.
How does the fish popuiation look down
there?
"We chased sotne pretty big onts
around ; there's lots of fish all around the
area-more than out by the reels," s8kl
one guard.
Fishermen plying their art up above;
however, weren 't catching very many.
Suspect's Loot Heavy
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Police say they
found Davi<!_ Roiz, :ID. dtagglnc •· •
pound pool table across a street :.tooday.
Roit was oooked for Investigation of
burglary.
0raa11e
Weedier
It'll be . lair akaln loday, with
sllghlly cooler temperatur<s along
the Orange Coast. ~ In Ille
10!. Lows !Might 4Mf.
INSIDE TOD~Y
. Cmturi<s br/9" ~··
""" riude inovl<• be--. -~ ,,.. ~· ... i of .. 100rld, Sodom mid ~
''°'re tin ct nins. Todof G°"'°"'
rah , hGs uonb""d -a!ld SadaM
ft .4.,ll.willt. Ste 1 t o r v °"
Po fil'9.
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ComPletion ·of a ''l' mihion ~~•in == , ..... ,', Dana Point Harbor'ha(been flCl<lmifeclg:
ec1 1>r. the'Bam., s.prr\lillol'I. i .: E-·:
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Ind otte dm!k>pmmt In the --ol ' -,.,, the harbor, completed If.I work Int Oct. r: I~ .. ....., J
1S, 1ccordtnc to the Harbors, Beaches -........ ,,
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and Parka °'1Jertmenl.
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Body of W9ma:µ
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Found ori (·Beaeli
The partially clad body o( a young and
pretty brunette was found washed ashore
by surfers in West Newport this morning.
Ncwporl Beach poJLce said they have
not been able to identify the woman nnd
they don't know how long she had been
dead. Wa\'Cti carried her ashore at 39tb
Street Beach about 6: 15 a.m.
Polict said there was no immediate
sign of foul play ... The body had sand
and water all over it and it was a little
hard to tell" said Det. Sgt. Ken
Thompson.
The Orange County Coroner was cnlled
immediately and an investigator was ex·
amlning the body at PacUic V'iew
f'1'0M Page 1
CABINET ...
have been in the Nixon administration
1lnce the outlet In 111811.
Ash, M, bu been pnolldenl of Litton
lndustrt .. and In 111611 was tapped by the
Prealdent to bead bis Advisory Council
on Government Reorganization.
Nixon'• pnou secretary, Ronald L.
Ziegler lllllOW1Ced the cban&... He said
they were "part of the President's broad
plan to bring fmh penpectlve and new
vitality to the leCOOd four yean of bis
admlniltratlcm.
''The President feell these three men
will be strong members of ID executive
taam that bu u ita mandate brJns1ns
about coallrudlve change -cbanie thal
will work -to build a better life for all
Americana, II Zlq1er llid.
Ricbardloo, a nattve of Mauacbuletts,
WU undenecretary of llsta before being
named HEW oecretary In J1me, 1170.
Weinberger first oerved Nl>On as
cbalrmao of the Fodera! Trade Com-
mllllon, then moved Into White House
orbit u depuly director of the om.. of
Management and Bodp! under George
P. llbultz. libeo llbul!I WU DIJDed
aecrelary of the Treuury, Weinberger
-promoted to director. Laird'• departun lo no llll!llrise. He
publlcly lllDOWICed thla year that be
woold bow out u clvlllan bead of the na·
lloa'1 deleme eot1hlilhment at the end of
Nlloa'1 llnt t.rm.
Aab ~ N1loa while ""1ng u bead of ~tton panel.
Zlegl• said that Aab "ould divest
bJ-1f of any relatlonablp with Litton
lndullrleo u ol Dec:. I. The firm II a ma· Jor 1ovemment contractor.
The nominatlo111 were the llnt major
devalopnenta In Nlmn'1 lllllOW1Ced plans
to revamp bla ofllclal famUy -an Jn.
tantloa be lllllOUllCed lmmedlataly afler
bla lmllllde re-election Nov. 7.
He toid newcmen at CAmp David Mon-
day be lnterpnled bla big victory a
"mandate for change" to prevent bis BeO-
ond term adminlllratlon from nmnlng
out of steam aod ooll!llng downhill.
Only two of Nl>On's original 19118
cabinet appotntees remain -Secretary
of Silte Wm tam P. Rogers and
Transportation Secretary John Volpe.
GOP Women Tell
1973 Officers
Officers for 1973 will be installed Dec.
12 by the Sao Clemente Area United
Republican Women, Federated, in a
special luncheon at the El Adobe
Restaurant.
Mrs. Malcolm Field will serve as the
new president of the group. Other of.
ficera to be installed at the ceremonies
will be Mrs. C. E. Christopherson, first
vice pmident; Mrs. Jane Tuttle, second
vice president; Mn. Robert Lewis, third
vice pl'el!ldenl ; Mn. Zella Wallace,
treasurer; Mrs. T. Fred Crenshaw.
,recording secretary; and Mrs. John
Green, corres,ondlng secretary.
DAILY PILOT
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rite WU!ona .,. JIWl!hfl911, M111111y "'""""'
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kn Jllfft Clplltr-. A ill'ltll fetlOf\ll
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VIU ,,..lillnl al'MI 09nffel /MMOtf
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Mortuary in Corona del l'itar late ttols
moming.
He declined any comment on the cause
of death , or bow long the woman had
been dead, pending completion uf ID
autop1y.
"The cold aod the lurbulenoe of the
ocean l.1 a prHening factor," Sgt.
n.ompson said. "II makes it very h.'!rd
to tell."
Police were scouring the West Newp>rt
area today, knocking on doors to try to
dt-tcrmtne II anyone was milling.
Sgt. Don Burdsall said Immediate idm-
lification of the woman may be a prob-
lem since most law enforcement ~
cies will not take milling person reportl
on adults until. they ha ve been milling
more than 24 boul'9.
The woman was in her late 20s or ear~y
308, Sgt. Burdsall aald. '!llO victim bad
ver; dark brown hair and was "very at·
tractive."
Sgt. Thompson said ahe was wearing
only what appeared to be the top hall of
a pink pants suit when she was found .
Santa to Arrive
Via Fire Engine
In San Clement,e
Santa Claus, riding at.p bla c:ullomary
city fire engine -.. w make appearances
in San Clemente's buslnea dlltrtct Dec.
8, courtesy of the Oiamber of Com·
merce.
The lnlllal annual a-by the
· big mwt will be at 7 p.m. at the Safeway
pP.rklng lot; at 7:il0 p.m. In Alpha Bela's
lot and at 8 p.m. at the oomer of Del
Mar aod 01.o VIiia. He will band out can-
dy to youngsters wilting to .,..i him.
Alter the arrtvll, Saota wtn mate the
rest of bla appearances at Del Mar and
01.o VIiia oo Dec:. 1$ ond Z1 at I and 1:30
p.m. aod on Dec. 9, 11 and 23 from 10
a.l)l. to llOOll aod 2 to ' p.m.
Other chamber Cbrlatmu activities
will include the annual b111bwa aod
raidenllal decoration competltloa which
will be ludaed Dec. U at 7 p.m. by
memberi of the Sao Clemente Junior
Woman'a Club.
FNlllP ... J
BEHEAD •.•
June 29. When the proeecutor ul<ed that
he be sent to the gulllottne, Buffet cried
"Bravo!"
Newspapen catled Buffet "the butcher
of Clalrvaux." The prison riot in which
he allt the throats of 1 warden and a
nune· whom be and Bontemps grabbed
hostage led to llmllar rlota in other
prisons around France.
A poll published Monday by the French
lnstlfllte of Publlc Oplnloo said 83 per-
cent of Frenchmen support the present
capital pwtlabment Jaw, while 27 percent
oppose II.
France adopted the guillotine as its in-
strument or death during the French
Revolution or 1792. Until July, 1839, ex·
ecution.s were public.
The present eucutloner is known only
a.s Monsieur Obrecht. He bas held the job
since 1951.
Capo Beach Unit
To Discuss Annex
Of Pryor Acreage
The Capistrano Beach Community
Association will hold lls monthly meeting
Wednesday night to d.lacuaa a new a.a.
nexalion involving the Pryor Homestead
acreage near San Juan Capistrano, as
well as other matters affecting the area.
The Hst of Items up for diacu.ssion at
the 8 p.m. meeting in the board of
realtors building also will include ~
finished projects by the county Flood
Control District in the Palisades, pr&'
posall ror development of Pines Park
and the status of the controversy aur·
rounding the propo!ed developtbent of 16
o.cres in the Palisade1.
The anneiatlon matter will came
before the county's Local Aa:eney P'orma·
lion Commission early nert month and
involves a SO.acre merger with San Juan
Capistrano which the auodaUon opposed
several week.I ago.
Music Sessions
Set Saturdays
The Capistrano Unified School Dlltrtct
h8' begun a strles or Saturday momJns
ora:anized mualc teslJOnJ for elementary
youngltm at Marco Forotu Junior High
School and openings sU:I exist for young
musicians.
'!llO ,...ions, already 1ttractinJ about
1$0 younpters each week, last for three
hours, and start at 9 1.n •.
E1perleoce It offered In strJnss,
woodwinds, brw, orchutra, w I n d
entemblee and slnilng for boys and 11rls.
lnstructor1 In the district'• elementary
music progra1111 teach the free counes.
Students lntereeled In Joining In the
sessions can 1l1J11 UP at the start ol each
m..tlng.
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'"~~w. ~I
Unit.ed Way :
Drive .Geu
Extenswn
'!llO cloo!J1g data l'or the It'll compalcn '
of u.i Southem Qnnge County Unlted,
Way bas been extended through Dec. I\
to help mono than 150 velunteeri ra1'e
tbeir pl of $1,115,000. ..f Mrs. Arlene1 Shafer, a director of ~
community -org .. lzatloo, oays tllo deldJlne WU odvonced beclUM the
PresldenUal election Interfered with the
collection of contributkm. Originally, the
drive was to have ended Nov. 30.
Re1um1 lndlcata thet the United Way •
had reached IU perteot of 111 goal 111!1
week. With severll oorporate diin1tloni :
eipe<ted thl1 week, the perteolqe
abould rise 1bove 50, Mn. Sbllel
pnodlctJ.
"It loob promising aod It'• now 1 mot•
t.,. of pttJns everybody to pt those final
counts ln," she said.
Bringing In tlae Yule Log Uf'IT .......
'!llO Southern Orange COunty 11'11~
Way, deecr1bed •• "a $1.5 mlllloD
organlutlon exlstlnr for the IOle purpooe
of alleviating human needs," he I p s
finance the activities or such orgaoiza·
tlons as the Red Cross, Boy aod Girl
Scouts, Y.M.C.A., Salvation Arl'D!i Boyo
and Girls Clubs, Cbildren's H""IRW ol
Orange 'County aod the Youth Problem
Center.
The national Chrmmaa tree, cut from the Medicine
Bow National Forest between Cheyenne and Lar·
amie,. Wyoming, ~ r r i.v e s at a railroad siding in
Washington and ts hoISted from flat bed railroad
car to a !ruck. The ?~foot En,iemann spruce will
be erected at the Ellipse; behlrid the White Ho111e,
where it will dominate the annual Pageant ol Peace. It is a composite organtnUoa eon>
posed of the Santa Ana· Tustin Com-
rr.unHy Chest, the Orange Conunulllty
United Way, the Harbor Area United
Way, the South Coast United Fund llld
the Laguna Beach C'ooummily aiest. Football Elevens Tangle
In UC Irvine 'Sewer Bowl'
·From Pagel
BONDS .•• •
he was "disturbed" to learn that the
bond matter was scheduled by trustees
while he was on vacation.
Ex-San Clemente
Men Mov~d Back
On Burglary Rap
.
By GEORGE LEIDAL
Of ... IMllh' l'1ltt ......
National television avoided it like the
plague.
Area sportswriters turned their talents
to fields where the smell of football glory
was more sweet.
Despite a record turnout -100 percent
greater than the second editlon of this
Irvine footholl clossic -only 40 fans
overcame the Ir post-Thankagiving
lethargy to cheer the. pigskin rivals at UC
Irvine Friday. ·
Friday'~ event, you aee, wu the Third
Annual Sewer Bowl.
Only today did the scor. of this cl.Issie
contest JUl'face from the mlasma of hall·
day tallies of the aclUevements of teama
commanC!ng more attentlcm.
PiWoWBki's Packers flu.shed Cox's
Flyers 41-6 tn what an ardent admirer of
the Irvine Ranch Water and SanH.ation
district rivals 1ald "was not a slaughter
Ulltll the fourth quarter."
In the opening quarter, Packer Chuck
Prose and Poetry
Program Slated
For Saddleback
An oral Interpretation program of
prose, poetry and drama entitled "Ages
of Man : _ .... in the Ritual or
Llvtnc" wW be in->ted at Saddlebaek
College theater 'lbunday al a p.m.
The program lo free, but because of
llmlted 1eaUng1 reservaUooa are recom-
mended. 'l1ley can be made with the
dlvtsloo of fine arts, 4-or 1131-9700.
Selectlona to be read wW lnclude those
from Shakespeare, Rober! Frost, E. E.
Cummings, Thomas Wolle, Albert
Camus, John Steinbeck and Emily
DickeMOn.
Student readers are Verna Carey,
Dana Polnt;IRlta Draper, El Toro; Kim
Bat.a, Irvine; Terence Griffith and
Don1ld Naranjo, Mllsloo Viejo; Erwin
Schlaack aod Beverly Sparks of Sao
Clemente; Delores LeGault and Greta
Marcbelo of San Juan Capistrano; Janet
Whl!Uer, Laguna Belch; Victor Sudnik,
South Laguna; Nina Rarick and Gordon
Splvy, Santa Ana, and Andy Pugni,
TusUn.
Artists Choose
Works for Shotv
Three well-known South Coast 1rtists
this week are selecting art works wbiCh
wW be included in the winier art ex-
h!L:Uon of members of the San Clemente
Arts and Crafts Club.
The show wW open Dec. 10 In the Com·
munlty Clubhouse gallery.
The jury selectlng works tuhmlttad by
club memben l8 m:\de up of Roger
Armstrong , Ervin Darll aod Andre w
Staley.
The winier exhibition will be open dally
from I to 4 p.m. in the now gatlery.
Adml.aion It free.
CROWN PRINCE'S
MOTHER DIES
STOCKHOLM, Swed<!n (AP) -
l'rlncee1 Sibylla, mother of cmm Prince
Carl Gustaf, died today, the n>Yll pllace
announced.
The prtncaa, M, underwtnt '"1l'1!WY
for removal of an tntesUaa! ulcer Sept. t
11.
Prlnceu SlbyDa came to Sweden In
1112 whtn the married. Prince Guatlf
Adolf. He died ln I plmw Craib ln Dell-
l'i18rk ln UMT.
-J
Bridges twice sludged into the end zone
-~ with a ll·yanl punt return. Two . ' more ·;points came when the Packers
trapped the Flyers for a lafety.
'!llO feanome Flyen took gas slmllarly
in the aecond quarter as Packer Dave
&ol1k connected with an eight yanl 'pass
from Qerry Plaskow1kl. Rieb Loften
ICOred two more points on the conversion
and the Packers Jed D-0 at the half.
After a scoreless third period, both
taams rallied In the fourth quarter and
the Flyers seeped acron on a IS.yard
nm by Polk. The eltra point attempt
evaporated, however.
Then the Packen Inundated the Fly.,..
aod Dave Roohk, who Intercepted two
· pasaes in the classic, 1COred twice on
ohorl passes from Plaskowskl. Jlro
Peoples Oowed across the goal line for
the first convenion and Roohk scored for
two more on a pass.
Flnatly, Plukowllt pumped I ia-yanl
field goal -fll'll In Sewer Bowl history
-cappina the thorough treatment given
their rivall by the Packen.
The Packen' passJns game yielded 75
of their total Ill yards gained. The
Packers' defense held the Flyers to 20
yards -dumping the quarterback four
times and stopping seven running plays
for losses.
Roohk took the game's most valuable
player title, but organizers of the annual
pipeline play are at a loss ~r 1 suitable
trophy to reward the hero of the Sewer
Bowl clash.
LA Urges Freedom
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The City
Council has approved a motion urging
the U.S. government to "eiert every ef·
fort to free the prtaoners currently being
hald, and all the people of Cuba from
Comm~Jst bondage." The motion was
approved by a 9-2 vote Monday despite
the objections of Councilman Gilbert
Lindsay.
'
Benedict added that he resumed his
duties last Monday and had only the rest
or the day to digest the matter.
Hurst admitted that the actlon caught
the superintendent ott balance.
"We only gave him a day to work on
it ," he said.
Although unanlmlty now pnovaill
among the trustees over the February
bond issue, their pessimism is bound to
continue.
While had suggested that next October,
when the pupil housing crisis would be
more appareot, mlgbt be 1 heller time lo
set the bond election.
He added -and trust... agreed
somewhat -that the February vote
mlgbt sUD be clouded with the con-
troversy lnwlnr over all-year school.
On that matter, Benedict lnllstad onoe
again that many resldents in the dlllrlcl
still are ml.slnform«i about the role of
all·YW' school aod the hoods.
He stresaed that thole retldents er-
roneoosly believe that by approving all·
year llChool, the boodl would not be need-
ed.
"111.at's jult not the cue, and we have
to change that lropresalon. Without
bonds. the district simply can't build
enough school• and conduct an orderly
program," he Aid.
Oceansi.de Man
Nab.bed in BC
SALMON ARM, B.C. (AP) -Laszlo
Nagy, on tbe Royll Canadian Mounted
Police 1111 of eight most wanted men in
Canada for escaping two yean ago from
Matsqui Prison near Vancouver, bu
been recaptured here.
A Police spokesman said Nagy, 49, who
gave the aliaa George Marowicb when
arrested, was taken futo custody Sunday
after a store manager reported two m~n
had broken in.
Nagy and Gerald Francll Breeo, %1, of
Oceanside, were charged Monday with
broal\inJ and eotertng.
Two fonne.r San Clemente men who.
were moving into a Tustin apartment
Monday were shifted to other qua.rtm
that evening -jatled on bur&Jary cbarr.. by local police.
John Edward Stevens, M, aod Dl'ld
Wayne Cook, ZI, were held in C0111111Ctl0n
with a breakin earlier Monday tn San
Clemente, police Bild.
They llao have been cbal'(ed with
burglar!Jlng a van aloog Aveuidl
l'alizada last week. '
Police said they recovered ,...ral
pieces of stereo equipment aDe1edlY
aloleo Monday from the opartmmt of
Nick Winterboume at 51% Avenida de II
Estn!lla.
Officers said that breakin was effected
by removing several windows to the
residence.
Both suspects were aet for 11'-
raignment today in South Orange County
Munlcipal Courl.
DetectJ:vea said a witness• detcrtpUoa
of an auto leaving the Estrella addrea
led to the arreota in Tullln.
Housing Topic
In San Clemente.
I
A speclol committee from the
Capistrano Bay Area Leque of W-
Voten wlli diacuss lhe Oranfe CountY
HouaJns Authority'• ettecta "" the South
Coast in a meeting Wednelday mol'llln&
in San Clemente.
The unit meetJns, open to Ill toque
members llld guests, will begin at l:IO
a.m. at the home of Mrs. Kay Walton,
Jlll2 La Ventana.
'!llO esoenUll question to be dlacuaoed
by the committee la whether Sou~ clUee lbould join with the y
created housing authority to eeet
cool housing.
We Bridge The Generation Gap
i ,
OUR SALESPEOPL• OFFIR A VARIETY OP' EXPERIENCE FEW
FIRMS OUR SIZE IN ANY llUSINISS CAN OP'P'ER. ALL THE MEN
HAVE PREVIOUSLY INSTALLED CARPITINO FOR US. OIVINO THEM
FIRST-HAND KNOWLEOGE OF CARPET PERFORMANCE NOT
GAINEO ANY OTHER WAY.
AOl!S OP' OUR SALl!SPl!OPLE RANGE
P'ROM NANCY • 2G Yl!ARS TO IRENE • 73 YEARS
NANCY BALO)' AN -4 yNrs at Alden'a ............ : ..... Carpot Sain
4th gontrallon of family In cpl. bu1.
VICKI WOODRICH -I ytor •I Aldon'• ......•••••••...... Drapory Salos
ALAN WOOORICH -15 yNra •I Alden'• . , .............. Drapory SalOI
OAVI D AL TON -1 yHra •I Alden'• .. . .. .. • .. .. .. .. .. .. .. Carpol Sain
BtLL LAURIE -t yoara at Alden'• ........................ Carpot SalOI
ED POWERS -10 yoar1 al Alden'1 ........................ C•rpot Sain
MARILYN BALOYAN -co-ownor ........................ Carpot SalH
Expor1-alnce 1950
TID ALDEN BALOYAH - -....................... C•rpol SalH •'
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DOWNEY (AP) -The --------design has been changed
!!!Otne"iliat, but deveklpment of
lhe United Slates' bJlllon·
dollar space shuttle is on
schedule, project oUlclals at
North American Rockwell's
Space Division s.iy.
The firm has a $2.6 billion
{"(lntract with the National
Aeronautics and S p n c e
Admlnlslration to develop the
shutUe's reusable o r b I t e r .
which will be .able to return lo
earth and land like an
·;1irplanc.
FINANCE lnltial design of the system
\Vas changed, officials say, to
cut ¥.'eight and cost of both the '---------" ;1~.::ngle-1vinged orbiter .and
the overall system.
Shuttle size has been in·
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betl made in the craft's nose
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The 01·biter. v;hich \\'ill be
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Solid rocket obort motors
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rontrol which wilt asrure that
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turnabout if the main pro-
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Robert Thompson, space
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Filmland
Monsters
Fade Out
LOS ANGELES iAP) -'r.le
monsters are folding their
wings and packing away their
claws, a n d science-fiction
film s are better for it, say the
peopii? who make th~m-.
''[ see science fiction 1m·
proving," said screenwriter
Richard f\latheson , "and I see
the biggest improvement in
televi sion rilms . lt's a very
popular subject . I think
they're finally off the monster
kick."
At least nine science-fiction
pilots are being prepared for
the next television season, and
each of the three networks is
expecteC to have such a
series.
J\.IATHESON , WHO wrote
the screenplays for "The
Incredible Shrinking ?o.lan ."
"Duel" and "Nightstalker,"
the highest-rated movie ever
made for television. is one of a
number of filmmakers here
'The blgge•t Int·
pro.,e111e 11t Is In
refe.,ision films. I
rhhak the y're fin·
ally off the mon·
sle r kir k .'
for the first lntematk>nal
Science Fiction and Fantasy
Film Convention.
Nearly 2,000 science-fiction
buffs from around the world
gathered to watch 75 films
being shown around the clock.
O. C. Fontana, former story
editor for "Star Trek" and
creator of a new television
pilot called "The Winds of
Space," also said she believes
the monster era is over.
"It's getting better because
the old criterion used to be
something like "The Giant
SQuash That Devoured
Philade1phia, "' Miss Fontana
said. "It was always a
monster threatening a city."
F 0 R E S T ACKERMAN,
wearing Bella Lugos i's old
tuxedo and a Count Dracula
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ring, said he is plea!ed that !1Je ---------~.,.:I filmmakers are at last turrung
to the classic authors. He said r-------
at least 25 books are under op-
tion by the studios.
Ackerman is l'dilor o (
"Famous Monste r s of
Filmland'' but says science
fiction is his reaJ love and
monsters his "bread and but-
ter."
"I've observed. that the peo-
ple deeply interested in hor-
ror. the macabre ... are get-
ting the fantasy out of their
systems in a healthy manner
and are the better for it,"
Ackennan said.
Matheson, who has written a
sequel to "Nightstalker" for
ABC and is a dapt i ng
"Dracula" for CBS, said he
believes ' ' T h e Andromeda
Strain" is really an old-
fashioned monster picture.
"IT'S AN ADULT version of
'The Blob'," he said. "It's 90
well done . You cou1d go back
and remake all the old horror
and science-fiction films and
do it with intelligent people
and you would ha ve some fine
films."
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VOL. 65, NO. 333, 3 SECTIONS, '40 PAGES ORANE>E COUNTY, CALIFORNIA . . ' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1972 TEN CENTS .. . --
Events • Ill Laguna Recall Election:: Explored.
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(IJdltor'• note: The following t. the
first part of a series which ezplqret
..... 11 mvl peno.aiitie• thot ~
pitakd a -trustte recalhlection'. Dec.
5 In Laguna · Beach Unified School
Di.ftrict.) t • I
lly BAIUIAllA Kl\EIBICB
l\Of ................
The all-oot lltocl< on the Laguna Beach
scbael ·syotem ... under way in 1919.
Ill llay of thll year, Edward C. i.rr,
who la\11' wu to wm a measure of
renown a1 a ¢ty eoamcilman, but wbo at
the Ume JifeMDted himself -as a con-
cerned parent and member of the Tax·
payers' Aslociation, appeared before the
school hoard with aome sharp critlclsm
of the social studies curricuhun, with
particular reference to the p~tatlon
of American hlstl!ry. :
It was the first of a dozen appearances
Lurr was to mate before the board in the
ensuing year:.
He assailed the textbook "Land of the
Free," which previoualy had been under
fire from '''"''"votive memhen of the county sc00ol hoard, asked !or official
reprimand of a teacher who bad recom-
meaded the boot "catch . 22" to ·bis
students, and llfled lhO hoard to "root
out" the current social studies JX'Oll'llD.
Prior to U>rr's camPaign, there bad
-~"!.. a _.few . sldrmlsbes ~between the
school district admlnlstration aed a
small group of "concerned parents" who
had dolibts about certain innovations in
the .oc!boOI . system, but a eles of
·meetinc• appeared to hive eased their
doo:bls.
One educational experiment a t
Thurston llltermediate S<hool in,Marcb,
1961, featw'ing a talk by a black activist
college studeot hid hlckfir>d badly and
produced a stonn of criticism.
But in a subsequent investigation,
which produced letters both praising and
·condernniqg· the presentatkN'l, the eon-
sensus appeared to be that the eye-open-
ing program, though sbqcking, might
hilve been beneficial for youngsters in a
nearly all-white school district.
In June, 1969, Lorr was back to ask for
an e&rly study .session on his complaints.
~ was'held in July, and in August 1.4rr
1<tumed 19 requesl 1 fCJr!Dal report on
the aessl<ln. He was asked to present his
group's evaluation for consideration with '
other reports. ,
At the November, 1969, ·board meeting,
Lorr· sailed into the high school's student·.
organized mini-courses, which later were
to be copied by a number of schools
throughout the county.
Blaating "the whole Idea of lettlng
students take a part ln deciding what
they want to study," he insisted that "in
(See SCHOOL, hfe %)
Jack Vallerga
County's New
Selected
Assessor
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NEW DEFENSE. CHI EF
HEW Socretery Richardson
President Names
' Richardson New
DefeMe CIUef
CAMP DAVID, Md. (UPI) -President
Nixon initiated bis "new. broom" policy
today hy naming Elliot L. Richardson to
be defense secrelary in bis second.:tenn
cabinet and budget director Caspar w.
Weinberger, a Californian, to succeed
Richardson as secretary of Health,
Education an1 Welfare. .
Nixon also announced that Roy 'Ash, a
CaWornia busi.nwmao and an adviseJ
on government reorganizatiOn, will tak'e
Weinberger's place as director of the Of-
(See CABINET, •J>lie !)
Ex-mayor . Still
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F_all in Gara ge
Former Laguna Beacli MaJOr W\lliam
D. Martin remained under bitensive care
today !or a fractured sl<uJl suffered dur·
ing a fall at his borne in Laguna Beach
Friday.
Martin was reported \o be In guarded
condition this morning by aides at the
South Coast Community HooPital. He 1s·
In the intensive care llllit.
"He's holding is own," M a r y
Fergus, South <Joast nursing Bllpervisor,
said today. She said his eondltlori ....
mained It.able.
Martin, '19, '"l"'<I .. Laguna lleoclt
mayor for sh< years, and city councilman
for eight years. He lo a ·director of the
Feetival of Arla and lomiwlY ino'denl
of the Feetival. . He aerved In _.,. ·<01111y
governmental and civic panels Including
Local Acme'! Formatlori Comm-.
the Grand Jury. the Ora111e County Coast
A>sociation, the Civic Cenm Com-
mlsolon and WU inltrumentaJ in the
relocation of the proposed Coast l"reeWay
to an inland rou~.
.No January . .
Draft Call,
·says I~ird
Frtm Wire •Senlcel
WAsmNGTON -No one will be drafted into the armed ,_, ln Janitary
. -llii --fat tbO flnl'' aix maDt6s of Im wUl bil lea thin 10,111111, botew .,....., ~ R. Lolrd said teda7. . ' ' ' I ;~•,
.Tlllt -W -lite lolal draft for lilcal year 1971, wlicll ,lllds June , 30,
about 50,000.
The draft Is ICheduled to e.pire June
. 30;
Laird said he anlidi!lted DO problem
ftlling active dlllJ fon.>es after that dote
with .volunteer!. •
However, be llld, if Congress did not
approve enllslmmt bcJmJoes !or the Na-
. tiorial Guard l'i"I the' ieserves, there
might hive to be a special draft an •. ,
June 30 to k 1 e p .....,... lon:es up In
~gth.
The J•serftl and Guard .are about
45,000 mm '1iort of aulborl7.ed streogth.
Laird said induCllons Will he spread out
te......, FebruJiy and June 30.
At an unscheduled news conference,
the secretary said be, waa confident of a
smooth tniDsiJk111 to an all--volunteeJ:
Army but said )ie still espected some dU·
ficulties in reauiling 1!IJOUgh men !or the
National Guard 'and -..... once the
pressure of the draft Is ended.
The secretary said the armed forces
hoped to begin, offering enlistment
bonuses for the Guard and reserves by
Feb. I but Congress' failure to approve
this program will not mote this pooatble.
Since the Pentagon begao winding
draft calls down, enlistments in the
reserve forces have fallen drastically.
Laird recommended !oat year lhat
Congress enact a bonus Incentive pro-
gram for .the reoervea totaling l200
million for1 fiscal 1914. Under this pnr
gram, a young man or woman aigning up
for a six·year enlistment in the Guard or
reserves would receive an •t,100 bonus.
He joked that while be !DIY be a lame-
duck secietary, he Is ''not a limping
secretary of delenae." (President Nixon
today named HEw; Secretary J;:liol
RichardSon bis succeaor) .
Hls final 53 days in office will be busy
ones · as· he prepares the new budget
~hlch he Slid would -a sllght in-crease ·over the ·current f19.5 billioo Pen-
tagon budget. .
Akins Resigns
Director's Po st
Lagµna Beach High School's
varsity .football coa<h Hal Akins
bas resigned from his position as
athletic director on the · Artists'
campus, it wu leJM)ed today.
Akins lndicated he will remain in
his position as f0otbal: coach while
cjropplng the AD Auttea. Akins his
Served as athletic director Cor one
=·~~ ·~Pagel,I.
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France · Beheads •
TwQ Murderers;
First in 3 Years
PARIS (UPI) -Two convicted
murderers, ooe ol them saying he hoped
t.. be the "!oat """1enu>!d man to dle in
France," were beheaded by the gull1otlnc:
today in the first capital' punishment car--
ried out since President Georges Pom·
pidou took office more thae three year.
ago.
An official statement sold Claude Bul-
le~ 39, and Roger Bontemps, 45, died at
dawo lti the century-old La Sante Jail in
Paris.
The men were senlellced to death for
alltllng the thsoals of two hostages in a
prison rloL
Lawyers for the men said they died
bt·avely. The) walked to the scaffolding
without trembling: or showing visible aiiN of lesr. Both refused a lasl glass of
nun and a cigarette.
After the executions, the bodieo were
taken to a :iearby cemetery for burial.
It was the first.time the 88-pound blade
~d fallen since March 1969, one month
before Olules de Gaulle stepped down
from the presidency. On that occasion,
Jean Ollvier, 21,~was executed for the
mllrdel' of two young brotbenl.
:, The Buffet·Bomemps affair became a
couoe celeb<e in Fronce and during Bui·
fet's trla1 at the Seine River city "f
Troyes 1n east central France, onlookers
shouted "Put the ICUl1l to death,! II
France ii one of the few Western CCllfto tr ... to retain capital. punishment. The
president of the republic can aet aside a
deo_tll penalty. ·
Will Succeed
I '-New Solon ·
Hinshaw
By J~CE'BROBAClt
bt ... Dair ..........
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•esa fl?f ~e COunty. Vallerga Wlll.auccoed Andmir J. Hinshaw wbo in
-.... elected to ~-Vallerga tabl °"" Jao. I. •
Vallerga. 50, Is a resicjeot<of· Mission
Vl~jo. He .his .~ as chief deputy
aslleSJI' for tile past seven years.
Previoufiy,, be had been senior ap-
'pralaer with the slate Board of Equaliza-
tion for .five years and w..,, with the
Alameda CoWJty asseS8or's office for
eight yws.
Vallerio attended both UC Berkeley
and USC. He·~ a degree in engineer·
ing. from Berkeley and attended pool
graduate courses at USC.
He and bis wife, Madelon, have two
children, Jack Jr., a graduate of UC
Santa Barba/a 'and Pamela, a Mission
Vlejr High· SchcioJ student.
The app>tntment of Vallerga was ap-.
proved. by the county Board ol Supervis-
ors unanimOusly.
A previous motion hy Supervisor
Robert Battin to name the deputy
asaeaaor .to· ao acting position. for six
months wblle a search was made for a
permanent succesaor failed in a 3-Z vote.
lt'.s Dime a Dip
Day in Laguna
Jn these J times of soaring food prices,
the Laguna Beach chapter of the
American Field Service thinks its annuil
"dime a dJp dinner." is quite a bargain.
This year's dinner wW be held at 6
o'clock tonight al the high school
cafeteria, a5 Part Ave.
On band 16 meet local realdents will he
Arunee Klatalwnbon of Thailand and
. Jorje Villahlaoca ol Chile. Both are AFS
studenll spendl111 this ocbool year. in
Laguna Beach. Joolt Brlgflt, Laguna
Beach High S<hool president wbo spent
the past 111mmer in -on the AFS program, will alao he praeot.
Proceeds fnlm the dinner will go to
coffers of the local AFS chapter.
· When~s Sale Not a Sale?
Ga fage Business Has Laguna f lanner s in Dilemma
When does a "garage sale" becc:me a
mini.art festival IDd wben does it
become a threat to established ..,..._.?
"It's I bis hazy area-,"' W1y0e Moody,
Laguna Beodt planning dln!Ctar, fAlld the
planning -loo MoadaJ nill\I u
the panel consldere<I •~lo -a tbrw;daY art Ille in 1 r11Hare1 .....
nt CClll'llDilD;Jn IJ'lllled pw '1dm IO
Romero Reyna ol lllO -Rood for
.jt" oale hy 10 artists oe De<. I, I, and.10,
With a lllJIJ\ vote and -~~ Commlalmer llldlael May
aaaertl!d that Iha -el ari In IUCb •
manner did the city no good.
"I am very, very much ag1lmt thll.
There are buildings, galleries that sup-
port the City tu lllrueture," May Aid.
Challenged hy one resident to come up
with a gallery to handle such a sale, May
said "I'll find JOU OOC!." $4,2l0 in Cameras eonun-.. Larry campbell voted in
• favor of the ~ but said be .was ...,. Stolen in LagJU18 ·cerned lhO -coulcl conflltt wtth
-~lllbed t.i;nlllll
Tiie.. -"' ~ ~pmont ' Commilllon Olalnun Jela McDowell
-et '4,llO hm.Toll)'-Robln Adaq9, 'iold he &It Iha iotlYllJ ... -the
If, el 1114 ,_,,... mu. DrlVe, ~ chlractar el Ille --11 and ald
Belcb, WU-led MoodlJ to pollce. Articles talim Included olpe!l!lYe that there were no roparll ol com)llainll
.. .,..., -·and flllen. follce oald' fnim a pnYloua • at Iha -· there waa n6 ..-of fOftled enlrf. A porUcill el Ille alot '!Ill _nt,St.
The crtma I .. ....-. ' C.therlJteo.SI. NJdlo!I! ........
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ALL-OUT ATTACK ON LAGUNA SCHOOLS STARTED IN .1969
Edward C. Lorr Became Familia r Face at Trust• Merttinp
A.uetal lleni!Pll ••
Pri()r Conviction Upheld •
In Laguna SlayiI1g Case
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·one ':of three men convicted in
the murder of a Laguna Beach dope ring
ktngpm · baS •hid 'a prior Arizona con-
. viction for drug smuggling upheld by tbat
. ' . state's Supreme Court.
Lawrence F.assler1 convicted . earlier
this year for the 1968 slaying of Laguna
Beach, resident ·Warren Buro Hudson,
was told t!)d8y his appeal to the Arizona
Supreme . Court for an earlier conviction
. in a marijuana smuggling case had been
denied.
The unanimous decision held that
Fwler's contention that he was working
with law enforcement agents in shipping
the marijuana was not SUPPorted by
evidence.
:FasS!er i{I currently serving time in
Arizona prisan for that conviction· on
charges he: smuggled two large1 cartons
of marijuana from Tucson to New York
via commercial airline.
The marijuana was seized at La
Guardia Airport in New York and was
admitted as evidence against Fassler
during his trial.
When be is released from Arizona, he
faces a Ille sentence in this state for the
murder of Hudson. Also convicted with
F8881er in the Hudson murder case were
Gerald Lawrence, 30, of Arizona and
Edward Leroy Chandler, 35, of 'texas.
Pilot Will List
'Price, .Earn ings
The. D/.ILY Pil.OT today adds a
dimension to daily stock market reports
with the addition of a "price-to-earnings"
(P·E) ratio.
The ratie> is a quick indicator or a given
common atoct's position in the market.
It is computed by dividing the last
reported sale price by the latest II-month
eb...""Oinp of the company.
For example, a company whose last
aaJe price wu '30 per sban. with net L.r
come, of p per share reported for ttie
laot year lias • POE of 15.
The P-E ~BJ!-been repoi:ted In the weelcly st\mmary . of stocl actJirtu.,
l"'bliahed' In the Saturday editions el Ille
DAILY PILO'I .
Today's stock tableJ are on Pa&a ,0-
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Su.s~t's Loot Heavy,
sAN l>iioo (APJ.-Police -.y they
found J;Jtvld Roli, IO, dralJlirlf I $
-"' pool &able ........ -.Aoncla,y . !Iola wu i>ooked i.for i'!"811lptlon of
burglary.
HUdson, who had 1 beien. missing ~
1968, was the alleged Jeader Of a '9;e .
smuggling ring that brought mOrtjuanli . -'
•in from Mellico and ilistributed II In ," :
Laguna Beach, Newpprt Beach, 1-) · ·
Beach and Riverside. ·• ·
Polil.'e believe he was killed after ~ r
double--crossing his drug ring partners
and a northern California Hell's ·Angels
motorcycle club.
A skeleton found in October in •
Riverside County mine lh&ft bll been
positively idenWied as Hudlon'a. Police
said the skeleton 's wrists were bind-•
cuffed and a chain connected the eufb to'
the ankles.
Riding Srobla ·
Na med in Suit
Redwood Riding · stabJes, Llpna
Beach, his been sued !or 1100,000· by a
woman patron who +clliml_abe was
thrown by "defecttve {lnd "unsafe" bone
rented lrom the esta~L •
Kathy Alm cbarjol Ille ,o'liam of the
stables at 21111 Laguna c..ym Rood
with ile3Hgence In ao Ormce CountJ
Superior Court action filed thla -.
Miss Alm atateo she suflored ...-·
injuries as a result of the allipd iD.ll 'cident. · • 1r•
.er..,e .c:...e
' weatter
trll be fair apin .~Y, with
slightly cooler temperatures alilnc
the Oraoge Coast. Highs in tlie
, 'lllJI. i.ws tonight 4'-1&.
INSIDE TODAY
Ccmn11111 before -"' 4"" nt<d• movf<s be...,.. COM-
m.onpklce in tht rttt Of the w0r1<1, SOOom cmd GoMom>A
wcrt 1m cnaters. T**' Gc>Mor-
T'oll hol ...U.Md -mvl SodOm
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2 More Quakes
Felt in Area
ONTAIUO (AP) -Two mon
lltlllqulbt, porl· al • -··~ twmm.0 nttlfld m • dows ln Ontario and were felt in
parts of San Bernardino and
Rivers.Ide countJes, otficial say.
A spokesman for Caltech in
Paaadena said the temblors Mon-
day registered 2.8 and 2.4. respec-
tively, on the Richter scale.
Several similar seismic shocks
Mve been felt in the two-county
area in recent days, he ~ed.
Judge Jails Farr,
Calls Him 'Martyr
Without a Cause'
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -"Have you
changed Yo11f mind about 8113Wering the
queoljons?" the judge Inquired.
"I have not, your honor," the reporter
rti>llod-0Yoa art remanded."
l!uperl« court Judge Chari .. H. Older.
callial him a "martyr without a cause"
in 1 bitter, face-to-face exchange Mon--
day, thul cllmaxed an !•month legal struule over the conlllctlng rights of
reporters and judges by ,..11ng William
T. Farr to jail, to remain lndeflnltely.
nie judge ordered the Lill Angelee
Tlmel newsman to remain in Jail until
Farr agrees to reveal the names of two
lawyers who were the source of a story
about plans by the lnfl!DOlll tllarlle
Manson Family to murder celebriUet.
Farr's attorney flew today to San
Frandaco and a 1 k e d the California
Supreme Cow1 to order Farr'• release
without bail until It consklers a habeas
CO'llU' petition filed Jut Tue!day.
'nie peUtloo conrended the babeal COi'
pus cba.Uenge to Older'a acUon railed
"grave and important constitutional
questions" not considered or determined
in prevtous court reviews.
'Ibe attorney also ubd permission to
file a supplement to the babeu corpus
action with "new and a d d l t I o n a l
grounds" baled oo the Monday hearing
before Older.
Under the tmns of his ... tenco for
contempt ol court, Farr c:oold remain In
jail until be either answers the question
or until Older leami the bench. That
cooJd be the rest of either man'• life.
Jn sending Farr to jail, the judge com-
plained that eome news stories of his
Ion& struggle with the reporte< bad been
"untrue BDd unfair and unbecoming of a
responsible news media." He said be
particularly took issue with inferences he
was carrying on a "personal vendetta"
against Farr.
Bond Vote
For Capo ..
Area Set
By JOHN VALTERZA
Ot .. o.llY •1111 .....
A $25 million bond issue calculated to
keep the Capistrano Unirted School
Dislrict solvent for at least a decade
flnally was made official for Feb. ll>
Monday night, but the approvals catne
with a strong dose or pessimism from
trustees.
Altbougb their action Monday bad been
upeeted to be routine, teVetll trustees
opened the discualoOI by admlttl!C· they
bad cold feel over eetting the IDISl!ve
revenue lssue (or a vote early oat yMr.
Trustee George Wbltc, In the pul an
active worker on ICbool f I n a n c e
measures, Aid that In the put ,..,, days
he could oot find enough prominent local
supporten of lbe bonds to mobillle a
stroog cltlzen'• committee.
1bote comments sparked lllOft than ao
hour's dllculslnn BDd at leul one lling-
ing exchange between Trustee Wllllam
Enqulat and San Clemente mlnlater the
Rev. Allan Vernon.
Enqulat lut week was the only
dissenter In the vote to seek the
February bond llsut, claiming that the
district coWd save money if ft were to
hold the vol< during Its ,...tsr electloo
In April.
Other tnllteel lnsilted that the April
tu seuon was the wont time to con·
vince voters to approve a 1aree bond
i!sue.
After this week's debate ended, En-
qulat changed his vote, making the bond
issue resolution by trusteel unanimoal.
But earlier In the evening, Enquisl
figured in an uncomfortable exchange
with Vernon, who recenUy lost a bid for
the board. .
Enqulst alluded to a phone call he
received from a San Clemente retldent.
"This man said be wu upaet about the
bond issue ind asked me why we have to
build schools for people In the north end
when they should build their own," En-
qulst told truatees.
Vercon darted to the front ol the room
BDd asktd, "CID I Ilk who you talked
to?"
"Sorry about that," Enqllllt replled
grimly. "Some of that la pereooal."
At that point, befon the debate could
continue, trustee President Robert Hurst
changed the subject.
So did Supt. Truman Benedict, who in-
sisted that the residents of the district
"owe an obligation to all the children In
the district, not just the childrtn In their
own specific area."
~11 Fleek • •
Wild Pai-rota In~ Detr~ Area :
1*iiWJlf, Ill& (AP) -A a~-ot .... .,..._ha Jn. = :i:=~ .... WI .... Mii . lodll1 ollldals wlsb PollY 1•·••-· I
THE lllIID LOVEill' BRIGADE at first ljp>Ored reports of appl6'mllllChinc
"parrot.a" apotted chowin& down ID miburban fruit trees, but finally called In
the blnl man of the Detroit Zoo to -tor the Invasion llocll.
Keltb Kreag. tbe a>o'• general curator, identified the Invaders u "monk"
parakeets, a loo~long. South American member ol the parrot family.
TlllliY 8ITlli PEOPl.g, he said, as well 8' their favorite foods. And their
predilectloo for peaclltl and pean, u well as applet, c:oold .-p-
!or Mlcblgaa !riut !anoert H tho tO or ao -alreacb' counted lllrl • popu-
latloo esplollon.
Officials theo<Ju that smugglers brought them Into the country, without
having them vaccinated ~ quarantined, and lhe birds escaped.
Caspar Weinberger to Be
New· Director of HEW
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Caspar W.
Weinberger becomes the second C&ll!or-
nian chosen by President Nixon to tackle
one of the toughelt jobs In federal gov-
ernment: directing the Department of
Health, Education and Welfare.
To the job Weinberger brings a 20-
year career or trying to make govern-
ment more eficient and ecooomical.,
First HEW oecretary under Nlson Wal
Robert H. Finch, who reeigned lfler a
hectlc period of trying to grspple with
the massive bureaucracy of the depart·
ment. It came amid HEW employe criticism
of Finch's leadership of the department.
Weinberger, a 55-year-old native of San
Francisco, waa state linallce dir<ctor
under Gov. llooold Reapn when be left
Sacramento In the fall o! 11189 to become
chalnnan of the Federal Trade Com·
mission.
From there, he became budget director
and then head of the cabinet-level Office
of Management and Budget.
Nim! plc:Ud Weinberaer to suceed
HEW Socretary Elliolt RldllMoon, who
will become secretary of defense.
After leaving HEW, Finch became a
COUll!elOI' to the Presiden~ a job be ts
leavinf pow to return to Califomla and
a po8lible race fer govem;r or the U.S.
Senate in 1974.
1be Nixoo Cabinet shuffle leaves in
doubt the future of former SLate
A.wmblyman John G. Veneman or
Modesto, wbo hu been tmdlraecretary of
HEW four years. Veneman said last
week he likely wou1d leave federal
service in the next year er so and return
to California, poulbly to nm for
lieutenant governor.
Weinberger is a Harvard Law School
gradual< elected to the Assembly from
San Francisco in 19$2 and re-elected
twice.
It was In the Assembly he began dig·
ging into the structure of government,
spearheading a reorgani2alion of the
state's al4.'oholic beverage control pro-
aram. '
He also served as stale RepnbJicM
chairman.
Weinberger, considered a moderate
R<publican, joined the R<agan ad-
ministration, as director of a task force
on governmental reorganization. He then
served on California's "Uttle Hoover
Commllslon."
He was picked by Reagan for the state
finance director's. job, and became the
architect for Reagan economy programs,
a year after Reagan took office.
Weinberger -adept at working with
California legislators, many or them his
fonner colleagues -escaped the
pclitical controversy that often surrounds
the state finance chiefs.
In the Office of Budget and Manage-
menl, he aerved Ni.Ion much as be serv-
ed Reapn -In llndlng wa)'B to trim
waste from government and to make it
run more efficiently.
Reqao often bas been at odds with
HEW, although be bas uld bis quarrel
was not with Richard.a. Wt with
"bureaucrats:" in the department who at
times attempted to thwart aome of his
stat. welfare reform programs.
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CABINET •.•
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Body of Woman ··
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Found on . Beach ; I
nie partially clad body or a \lounc and
pretty brunette was !owtd waabed lahore
by surfers In West Newport th1a morning.
Newport Beach DOllce eald they bave
not been able to Jdootlly the WODW1 and
they don, llnow boW long sbe had been
deod. wa.., canied her ullore at 19th
Street BellCb about 1:15 a.m.
Nice said there wu no immediate
sign of fool play. "The body bad sand
and water all oYer lt IDd tt wu a litUe
bard to tell" Bild Del. Sgt. Ken
1bom-.
The Orange County COrooer wu tailed
immediately and an lnveatlg1tor was ex-
llllining the body 11 PacWc ~iew
Mortuary In corona de! Mar late U.ls
morning.
He declined any comment on the cat11e of death, or how long the _,.. bad
been deld, pmdlng eompletlon u! an
autopoy.
"The cold and the turbulence ol the
ocean b a preaervlnJ liictor," Sgt.
~ 18ld. "It mabs It very bard to tell." .
1'ollce were acoorlng the West Newport
area t~ay, knocking on doon to try to
detumme If anyone was missing.
Sgt. Dou Bllnlaall said Immediate Iden-
tification of the WOIDID 11111 be 1 prob-
lem linoe -law eolorcement agen-
cies wtll llOI -mlaalng per30ll rtpo-ts
on adulll ualll they bava been mlul•g
more than 14 hours.
1be woman we in her late 20s or early
309, Sgt. Burdsall said. 'nie victim bad
very dart brown hair and was ''Very at-tractive."
' Coast Official
Hits California
'Freeway Games'
Newport Beach Vice Mayor Howard
Rogers Monday accused the C.lifornla
Highway Commlaloo of playing "a cute
little game" with the llate'a o:cess
freeway right~f-way properties.
Rogers said the California Division of
Higbways ls doing ... rythlng It can to
delay disposing of the properties, despite
pressure from the COmmisslon on
California State Government a n d
Econom~the IJWe Hoover COmmialon)
to lell .....
He aaid tbe ID-CllJed '•°'* r ldc:w _ .. , .. _..i by the lllgbway Com-
-between the state and the COll>-
munitles where freeway• . have been
,
SCI· '111ompooo said sbe WU .... rin& I
only wbat 1ppeancl to be the top ball of ,
a pink pants suit wben she was found. \
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Planners OK
New Zoning
For Canyon
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A speclllc zone for qrlculture llld ....,. ,
realion received Laguna BellCb Planning
COmmilllon approval Mcmday aliht BDd
wUI now be lorwanled to the city council for IClloo.
The plAnnJna -h I Ir d severll ...tdenb of the...,.. aru, nol
nothaw I pvt of lbe city, ezpre11 eancern
. I the IOOe, JI aPPiled to their territory
m the tuture, eould. decreue the value ot '
their properties.
· No cooslderatloo ot applying the tone
to a specific area is being made at the •
present time, commission Chalnnan~
John McDowell laid.
Commissioner Roier Lanphear said •
that areaa Which could be illCluded In the 1
r.one would be areas al Wnodo 11111 Aliso
Canynna. Sycamore Hilts, and other OUtl)'llll ma!.
Lanphear uplalned that the city ls re-
quired to have supporting legillaUoo for
the city open . space element of the
general plan, BDd that this new tone wu
one o: the toola required by the stat.. I
"This ls mt on attempt to --· , area," he l8id. r·--._..,, ..
Blaze at Laguna
Manager's Home
A ,IJ,OOO· fire In the home ot Lquna
Be11Cb City Manager La......,. -wu
staned by I candle left burnlnc lt>-
adverteotly In I plastic Will 1C011CO or
....... ..... In the -· city -Bild Friday.
The 0.., whlcb destroY'd many of
Hooe'• penooaJ papen and~.
WU diico ... td at about 10:15 p.m.
'M>anDcivlng, u tho flmlly Witched
lelevlllon alt« dinner.
Fimnen Bild the candle bad lp-
porentl,y burned dowu unW it MCbed the
plutic, ll!fltlni it and then la111nc lDlo I
-acrap barrel.
SCHOOL ISSUE IN LAGUNA BEACH ••• lice of Management and Budt!el. deleted ts merely I otll1lnl i.chnlque.
The major Cabinet reabufOe was trig-"It's a cute Dttle game betwten the
gered by the Jong enticipated rellgnallon Highway COmmtsaloo and the IJWe
Flllllly nlembm had been plaJlnc
dar1J In the ptqe prior to the/ 11te: NO
one --lnjurtd In the blue wbicb WU cantalDed''m the ,.,.... a1 the llO,ooo
borne. Damage WU eetimated at •10,tltftl
for --BDd '3,000 for codslta.
school they should spend all their time on
academic subjects," aa be bad been re-
quired to do in his youth in Chicago.
Thal same evening, Thurston principa1
David Lloyd and bis colleagues told how
they bad been given a full day to present
the Thunton story at a national educa-
tion conference at the uruvenity of
M.alsacbuietts. Lorr described t h e
presentatioo as "a lot of ballyhoo," ad-
ding that in his view, "the pl.ace
('Ibunton) is the biggest disgrace I've
ever seen" and describing the Thurston
students as "a bunch ol undisciplined
rabble." He was asked to submit his
remarks in writing.
1be charges appeared in Dea!mber, in
a three-age report from the "Parents
Conunittee for Traditional Education,"
signed by I.Arr.
Described as an evaluation or the
parent-trustee-teacher stud y session held
in July, the report attacked alleged
"socialillle indoctrination" In Laguna's
schools and the district philosophy of
teaching "life adjustment" and "learning
to live totelher."
This approach , charged Lorr, was
typ!IJed by the "inquiry concept" of
hiltory teaching at Thurston which, he
OUJt•I COAST LI
DAILY PILOT
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wrote, "is the vehicle being used to pro-
mote thll phil090phy in the name of mak-
ing history 'interesting,' 'elclting' and
'meaningful.' "
To Supt. William UUom's remark that
learning to live together is one of the
greatest cballenges facing the schools,
the COlliliry and the world, Lorr "plied,
"Nowhere in the educalioo code does it
stat. the goal ts to teach learnlni to live
together."
The "80ciallstlc lrJCloclrlnation" charge
was bluted at the January, 19'111, school
board meeting by board member William
Wllcomi who labeled the Lorr r<port
"an attack on public education."
The local attorney prefaced a dWerta-
tion on education with the comment, "We
must realize the.re are people trying to
destroy public education by discrediting
our schools BDd destroying their fll18D-
cing."
The remark foretold lhe next phaae of
the "concerned parenla' " campaign,
which would be directed at ocbool finan-
cing.
To a large audience jammlng the board
room that January night, Wilcoxen aald,
"We have never made changes simply
for the sake ol change ... new methods
and new concepts of educaUon give each
Individual equal ecluc1tlonal opportunity
to enable him to reach his full -potential
as a human being and to enter the
mainstream of Ufe with dignity as a con-
tributing member of aociety."
To Lorr he demanded, "Where are the
rest of the people on your committee? t
want to know who's calling me a
socialist?"
Shortly after this meeting. the Laguna
Beach Tupayers' Aasociallon, of whlch
Lorr wu then president, moved lnto the
picture with a vigorous campaign for
school economies.
A Feb. 24 school tax override went
down to defeat at the polls.·
In April, 1'70, UxT, by lhe:n a prom-
inent Ogure on the loacl scene, was
elected to the city council, but his war
against the schools was not over. And he
bad a measure of !Upport.
At a Chamber of Commerce "victory"
breakfast hailing the election that made
!.-Orr one of the new tbree-rnmi.btr coun-
cil majorily, aloog with Mayor Rlcbard
Goldberg BDd COOncllman Pet er
Ostrander, the statement was made
"oow we've eot city ball, let'• eet to wortt on the achooll I "
At the AprD ICbool board meet~,
tbue wu another blast from the T11-
payen' As!Oclallon, 1g1tn signed by
presktent I.Arr, demanding cull In ad·
mlntstratlve personnel and salaries aDd
t.ferrlng to "•urphll oeraonnel holding
down 'juicy' job apo11:'
The board responded with 1n Invitation
to both the Tupaym and the chlmber
ol oommertt to 1et up committees to
otudy oebool flnanclna aod other onib-
lelDI with the dlalrfct 1taU and' acl-
miniatrtticn..
Tbe chamber accepted BDd eet a dat.,
but Lorr WU baclt befott I jam-pocked
school board meeting In May to charge
that the committee propooal did not
"respond to specifics."
He was particularly critical ol such
"extravagances" u the assignment of
lour coumelon to the high scbool, "one
for every 250 students."
Former City Coundhnan Helen Keeley
urged the Tupayen to follow the
Chamber's eumple BDd 1ppolnl a study
oommlttee, p1e1c11ng, "let'• get fear and
animosity oul" Boar dpreaident Taylor
reiterated his offer to go over the budget
with I taxpayers committee.
The May meeting marted
the end of Lorr'• many persooll ap-
pearances before the scliool board. But
his occupation with city council ~Jes
did not preclude an active role In the 1971
school board election.
of Melvin R. Laird as head of the Hoover Conunlllion," be 181d.
Defense Department. · "The state ii avokiing the dumping of
Ni.on also bas another Immediato land by calling for the!< atudles." Rogers
Cabinet vacancy to fill, creaiect. by the saJd.
resignation of George RonL,ey Monday He 8Dd Mayor Donald A. Mcinnis urg-
as _.,tary of Houalng and Urban ed the city staff to expedite 1 atudy
Laguna's Art
School to Start Dt:velopment. already under way to determine wbat
A new HUD secretary b expected to be stat. properties In Newport Beacb "oould Winter quarter classes at the Laguna
named ahorlly -perhaps Wednesday not poulbly" be llled u lrallsportation Beach School ol Ari will ~-~ Jao. • wi'th
when the Wblte HOU!< said further a;>-mute " ·-' 0
polntments would be announced by the '· oflerlnp In IClljptan dellgn and color, ~ 'niere la about $11 mil,\\oo worth of land cfraori-landlcape pa fat t n=•dent. In Ne~rt n-~ that the M•te bad --·· n g .' Richardsoo 5Z, and Weinberg 'I -~ ~ ·~ ac-photography, Jewelry, ceramlca BDd lt>-
bave been bi the Niion admlnla~tk.~ quired for the llOW<lefunct Pacific COut terior design.
•Ince the outset In 1911!1. Freeway. R<gistratlon for the lline-week -
All>, 114, baa been president of Litton ls -..,. 1t the ICbool, ao Laguna ca.
1cduatri .. BDd 1n 11189 wastapped by the Rotary Clubs Meet yon Road, Laguna Beach. No -Pmldent to bead bis Ad.vlapry Council uislts are required 10< enlry, and
on Government Reorganization. claalel are limited In number ol ativtonls
Nixon's pre,. secretary, Ronald L. 'nie Laguna ee.ch Rotary BDd the to provide Individual attenUon.
Ziegler announced the changes. He said South Laguna Niguel Rotary Club will Tbe ICbool la approved by the
they were "part of the President's broad get together at noon Friday II the Hotel Calliornts Department of Education BDd
plan to bring freab perspective Ind new Laguni f<r 1 Ledin Day. Veterans Administration. Further in·
vlllllty to the second lour yean of bis Rotary 1pe1ker will be R<v. J. Wbit-formation la 1vailabte from the ochool,
After the April vote, be delcribed how admlnlslration. comb Bl'OIJ$bet'. tDi-15311. he bad worked day BDd night In the cam-1---=:..::..::..:..:.:__ ________ --=...:.....'-"'-----------=--=---------
paign "to gel Patty (Mrs. Patricia Gil-11""------------------------------------.. lette) on the board."
Mrs. Gillette sbared Lorr'a aversion to I
Thurston school and had moved her own
son to a private ICbool In Corona del Mar
to keep him out of the Laguna ln-
t.rmedlate school.
Three ,..ts -a potenttll majority -
were open in the 1'11 school board elec-
tion, but there were le'ltral Well·
quaHlied candidaltl and the eiectkm dkl
not attract much atteation.' School board
elections never had Jn Laguna, though an
Inkling of thlngJ In oome Jnight beve
been gleaned from .. -lut-
mlnui. write-In campaign by two -
aervatlves In the ltel elecUon.
Delplte the ruclrut stirred ap by Lorr,
most Lagull8Jla seemed satillled with the
l!Ohoola end the tumout for the election
was poor, leu than 20 percent.
The result was a surprise, to most ex·
cept the diligent conservatives who had
repeated the campaign lactlc. that won
them the pnvklUJ year's city Councll
election.
Named to the board'were Mrs. GUleti.,
73-year-old retired Navy captain Gerald
Linke, who had IOICCeeded Lorr u pnot-
dent of the Taxpayen, and camera shop
owner William Thomas, none of whom
had chlldreo attending Laguna IChoola.
Chamber Meet
'nie Fedented tllarnben ol COmmen:e
ol Orange County wUI be bolted by the
Laguna Beadl Chamber ol commerce
during 1 noon meeting Wednesday 1t the
Tower• Reltaurant.
R<lerva tionl for the meeting should be
made with the LlllWl• Cllamber no later
than Mondly. '!'ht meetln& ls open to
local bllllnetsmen.
The prosram includes I pmentatlon on oomputeriftd mothod o1 bandlln(
membertf\lpe and account.I.
•
We Bridge The Generation Gap
OUR SALESPEOPLE Ol'l'ER A VARIETY 01' EXPERIENCE FEW
FIRMS OUR SIZE IN ANY BUSINESS CAN Ol'FER. ALL THE MEN
HAVE PREVIOUSLY INSTALLED CARPITING FOR US. GIVING THEM
FIRST-HAND KNOWLIDGE 01' CARPET Pl!RFORMANCE NOT
GAINED ANY· OTHIR WAY.
AGIS OF OUR SALISPIOPLE RANGE
FROM NANCY • 20 YEARS TO IRENI • 7J YEARS
NANCY llALOYAN -4 Yffrs al Aldon's .................. C1rpol SalH
. 4th -ration of family In cpl. bvo.
VICKI WOODIUCH -I/"' •t Alden'o ................... Drapory S.IH
ALAN WOODRICH -I Yffrs at Aldon's ................ Dropory S•IH
DAVID AL TON -7 yHrs •t Al....,,, ........ , ............. Carpot SolH
lllLL LAURIE -f ya.rs •t Al ..... '1 ........................ Corpot S•IH
ED POWIRS -10 ye•rs ot Al ..... '1 ........................ Carpot Sain
MARILYN llALOYAN -<o-owMr ........................ Corpot S.IH
Exptr-11,_ 1'50
TED AL,DIN llALOYAN-oo :anor ........................ Carpol S.!.s
W -•lion uporl..,.. 1ln .. IMZ
IRENE MARJANIAN -t ya.rs •t Aldon'• .................. Carpet S1le1
2nd ..,..,atlon, 52 yrs. ••perlenc.
How's That Fer Bridging A Gap!
ALDEN'S
CARPETS e QRAPES
1663 P'laca111la Aft.
COSTA Mii.A
,646-4831
H00RS: Mon. Th"' Thun.. t 19 WO-,RI. t 19 t-1.AT. NO 19 I
Sadillehaek
EDITION
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Aide g1Yina Popular With Tea~he~ · . .
By CANDACE PEAlllON
Of ... ..., ...........
"You can -lion without !hem, but
Dot u well."
A teadler at El Camino Ru! School in
Inolne wu llUl11lDing up ber praise of the
Orsanllecl '°hm-aide ProtlJ'Ull· "One teacher can' give the c:hlldmi all
the 1tlentloo they want or need," she eofttinued.' "When the children have ques--
tionl, there are two people to ask. I can
have lwo proJ-going, reach two dU-
lirenl levels.
"lf I could," ahe contjuded, "I'd ba'!'e
an aide every day."
~ all the tucbon In the-ICbool
requeoted • ... -_, c1oy w11en tho _,am bepn loot July. Tiiey were
being uvery optlmlltJc," said Pat Pim,
paid program coonlbuilor.
"We did the belt we could, but you
know," lhe milled.
Cum"1tly, 115 aides c'hect In for wort at
the school every week, oome' of them two ·
and thn!e tlmea a week. Of -· abciot 20 work only In the library.
"Anybody' who wants to jump on the
bandwagon riow ls more than welcome,"
said Mrs. Plnz, who laat year worked as
ao unpaid volunteer In a school Uborry •.
Tho othes aldea work In the clusroom
with teachers, tape stories at home for
the reading speclallst, run a typing
course, direct scholastic hook sales, work
audlo-Yl!ual equipment and do a
multitude of othes teaching chores.
The end results are less of a workload
for regular employes, a more efficient
school and more Individual attentloo lot
the children, said Mrs. !'lnz.
Although moot schools try to 1n .. 1ve
community help· in teaching, few have
gone so fat. as to hire a full-time director
for such an effort.
Mrs. Pinz thinks that organization ls
·necessary. ·~It you don~ have ..,,.._
always oa top of ft, it seems to &ale
out."
Each aide is given some tn.'vb
training (some of it in "new math") and
a general indoctrination, so abe realizes
she's doing aomethlng "meanil:w;ful" at
the school, the director said.
Mrs. Plnz has tried to make the pro-
gram business-like, keeping a regular
sig~in sheet.
El Camino Ru! is on the. 4&-15, year-
round school plan, and the aides work
with one cycle of children. When thole
(See VOLUNTEER,' Pa1e Z)
Jack Vallerga SelecteCI
County's New Assessor
so,ooo ror Year
Laird Says No January
Draft, 10,000 by June
JWmWln ·Bervlcet Arrey but said be still ezped<d aome dU-
li<iilties in rocndUnt[ eoougb men for the
National Guard and R11enres once tbe
Will Succeed
New Solon
Hinshaw
By JACK BllOBACK
or .. DlillY PW staft
WAllll!NG'ION -No ooe will be
dnfted Into the armed forces In Jmwary
and the tolal draft 'for the · IJnt six
-tbl ti tm will be lea -10,llllO, De1ense :!ecretary Mei.!n R. Laird loid
-ol the draft ii --' Tl\e aecrejuJ ~ tlll "":1!:' ' liopit ID begin bllerlnl
Jack P. Vallerga today was appointed
asseaaor lor,0raage ~-Vallerga
· -to will,• tN•'W iw7J. W · t#lflto In
lodaY-
'l!lot would make the lolal dnft for
llscal yNr 1&'13, which --Ill, about 50,000. •
The draft Is scheduled to ·npire Jime
IO.
Laird' aald be anUdpoted no problem
llllilig -duty forces afler that dote
withYOhmleer1. - '
-· be aald;-11 ~ did not aPPlm_m'_ b<n-for the Na-
ilonlil Guard and the •-oes, there miClJI have to be a tpOdal draft alt.r
June IO to .k e e p l'eler'Wl farer'! up to --~~ ... and Gaanl are •bout
G,Oll men shorl al authori2ed au.ngdl.
'Laird said -will be spread out te-Fe!Jruar)' and June IO.
At 111 mtebeih' • news conference,
the _......,. Rid be waa coolideot of a
smooth trlnliUoa to an all-volunteer
bGamet for 1he Guard and 19tffb by ~I bat.~_.., ..... lo _ ...
UllS --... -11111 poallllo. ' ,_ ,the ~ ,bepn winding
drift caD1 -, -In the -rve forces ~ve lallm -8y.
Laird r.commeoiled lallt year that
Coogress onac1 .a -Incentive pro-
gram for the me""' totaling '3IO
mJlllon for 1iaca1 !flt Uiider thla pro-
gram, a,_ man or wmnan llgnlng up
1..-a slz-year enllabnent Jn the Guan! or
reaenes --m $1,100' bonus.
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NEW DEFENSE CHIEF
HEW Socretary Rlc~a~ lie joRd that wlllle lie may be a lame-
-oemlary, be Is "not a Umping
i!Cretary of defense."' (President Nil<on
todoy named HEW· Secretary Eliot •
RidJarmm bis aucc• IT). President Names Hia final 51 doya ID olflce wUI be bu&)' • .
ones u be prepam the new budgat · • New·
Defense Chief
.. bich he ~ would ll!>w a sllgbt I!>-Richardsop, crease over the current $71.5 billion. fm.
tagoo budge~ '
Irvine Weighs Tract Map
For l11dustrial Complex
CAMP DA\/ID, Md. (UPI) ,.-President
Nixon initiated his "new broom" policy
today bt naming Elliot L. Richardson to
be defense. secretary in. his second-term
Cabinet and budget director Caspar W.
Weinberger, a Californian, to succeed
Richardson as secretary of Health,
Education an1 Welfare.
~ Irvine city councilmen tonight wlll 1co~
older giving final approval to a 119-acre
lndultrial complu tract map providing
SI -Industrial lots in a recently ,.,..._
ad area ol the Irvine llldastrial Comples.
Councilmen ~ at 7:30 In city hall,
4201 Campus Drive, Irvine.
Tho tract Is located aoutheast of Von x.;,:;;;.;; Avenue bet-.i Barranca Road
and! Alton street, west of Jamboree
-BOuJevard. The pareel is part of the llOO-
acre.addlllon to the complez ,..,..11y ap-
~ by the city. The area adjacent to
Bania Ana Marine Corps Air Stalloo ls
..,. -for medium lnduatry.
City aides note there will be no need
for an envlr<lnmeotal In.poet atat.ment
or r:evte.t, slnce couocUmen have e~·
. emDted pareels In the industrial complez
pn lhe ground aoy impact would be "tr!·
vial."
condition was required by ·the plaonlng
commission wben tt reviewed the map
aome months ago.
other matten to be -by the
council tonlgbt Include:
Provision ' of iwo · left-turn lanes on
Micbelsoo Avenue at Jamboree
Boulevard to eaae eveolng iusb hour
traffic neor the San IJieao Freeway.
-Hearlnf; of..the Prelley ~t .
Company appeil o( the city atall order to
r"'"°ve • "°""""""11 blllhoard from
the Clllfornla Homes model complei: on
Walnut· Avenue.,
.. -.Review.of.a staff li!WimneridaUon on
the appolntmtnt o( -commltteea.
Nil<on also announced that Roy Ash, a
California businessman and an adviser
on government reorguiizaUon, will take
Welnberge<'s place aa director ol·the Ol-
Oc..-e of Management and Budget. nie major Cabinet reshuffle was trig-
gered by the loal! anticipated resignation
of Melm R. Laird as bead of the
Delenae Departmenl
· Nixon also bu another immediate
Cabinet vacaocy to rill, created by the resienation of George Rom:ley Monday
as teefttary of Housing and Urban
O.velopment.
A new 'HUD secretary is expected to be
named ahortly -perhaps Wedneaday
wben the Wbtle House said further a;>-
poln-.ii would be BJ1llOUllCed by the
(See CABINET, Plie Z)
•
··Fruity Fl~k
Wild Parrots l1ivade Detroit Area
While the tract map as proposed pro-
vklel for no sidewalks in the area, the
UC bu pooled a letter of crodll in the
event the ckJ dlcldes that mass
tnmportatlon .,... .. -Id nqulre ad-
dition ol llldonJb at a later elate. '111at DETROIT, 11kb. (AP) - A lrult-lllchJD& flock al giant parakeets baa In-
vaded Detroit'• .-IUburl>I, and Allduhoa Society officials wish Polly
-------~--be-----.,-...... -.. ,..,r·~------J ealoua ff uaband ,,. lllD LOVlllll' lllllGADE at 11r11 _... repor11 a1 app1e-muoc11111J
F I .,,..,...,, ...... dlowlmc down ID -bou -aw.. bot finally called In 'fues, Phone irm a. llird -of 111e Dotro1t r.oo to -,., a. ... _ lkd.
leltll ._, a. •'• _.i ...-, -tlll II•,..,_ u "monk"
, S&N RAFAEL (UPI) -A jeala but-pen-, a fool.lone. llouda -., -of tlll ..... lljnl1Y· 'Nial wu amtpad i-111 cllorges al "'*"' telephone -~ alf al ,._. 19Y .. PID'Ul;·llt ..... --· -~llr --.And·-~ hootbl. prodllectloa for ,.-. ~ ,...., • will •· !IRJlil, Clilllll """° P"Jblem.
Willer P. Jlarpor, 12, told Matin Coan-for Mldd&m frult larmeia I Illa• ar • iilnll-lllHallJ ........ sllrt a JIOlll"
ly -· deputlet Moodoy he van-!Ilion aploaloa. • ' '
dallied the --his wile ... Ollldall --that .....,,.. llroolPI -·~the """1try, without
olf'willl • -Telei*ine com"""1 ha'1nl -_...., ... --. .. .--....... -.... ,..
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_ November W.. · elected to Congress.
Vallcsia tat.. .;.u Jan. 1.
' Vallerp, IO, la a resident of llllsslon
Viejo. Re baa ...-..d u chief deputy
a.....or for the put seven. yean.
Previously, be had been senior ap-
praiser with tbe atate Board of F.qualiza..
tion for five ytars and wu with the
Alameda County assessor's office for
eight 'years.
Vallerga' attended both UC llerl<eley
and USC. He holds a degree In engineer·
ing from llerl<eley and attended post
graduate courses at USC.
He and his wife, Madelon, have two
children, Jack Jr., a graduate of UC
Santa Barbara and Pamela, a Mission
Vlej< High School student.
The appoqment of Vallerga was tap.
proved by the county Board of SupeJ'Yis.
ors unanimou&y.
A previous motion by Supervisor
Robert llattln to name · the deputy
assessor to an acting position for sh
months while a search was made for a
permanent successor failed in a 3-2 vote.
France Beheads
Two Murderers;
First in 3 Years
I
PARIS (UPI) -Two COOYfcted
murderers, one of them saying be hoped
I.I be tbe "last coodemnt:d man to die In
France," were beheaded by the guillotine
today In tbe nrat capital punishment car·
ried out since President Georges Pom·
pldou took office more than three ye.an.
ago.
An official statement said C.ude Buf-
fet, 39, and Roger Bontemps, 46, died at
dawn In the century-old La Sante Jail In
Paris.
1be men were sentenced to death for
slitting the throats of two hostB1es In a
prison riol
Lawyers for the men said they died
b1·avely. The) walked to the scaffolding
without trembling or showing visible
signs Of fear. Both relUaed a last giaJs of
rum and a cigarette.
After the execution!, the bodies were
tsken to a :iearby·cemetery for burial.
It was the nrat time the 118-pound b!Bde
bad fallen llnce March 11111, one mootb
before a.ri.. do Gaulle stepped down
from the -ideacy. On thal occasion,
Jean Ollvler, II, waa t1eculed for the
murder ol two,..... lnlbenl.
Tbe --...,. allalr became a
..... -In France and clurlnf Buf-fet'• trial It tbe Seine River Clty o1f
Troyell In eul «atnl Fraoce, oolootera
lhouted "Put the acum to deltb. I"
Fronce i. one of the few Western COW>-
lrieo to ntlln Clpftal punishment. The
pi:eoldonl al the repulillc cao le! ulde a
-penalty.
To Ule, l'lllDPtdbu, Wbt once told •
'' tele+Ww lntlrTlewtr '"I am not 1 bloodtlinlJ maft," bu BIVed dft COll-domnod _,,
Al -.... 'Bolltem~ died, oftlclall ' !Seo BIDAI>, Pop I) '
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DAILY l"IL.eT .........
IRVINE AIDES IN.DIVIDUALIZE T.EACHING AT EL CAMINO RIAL
Volunteer WMKla louden Rudi to Kinderprtner Mlrk lvenon
Pigskin Classie.
.
Pqc.kt:rs ,f.l,usb,ed With Vict.ory . . . . . . '
By GEORGE LEIDAL
.... Diii' .......
National telmslon ·avoided it like the
plague.
Area sportswriters turned their talents
to fields where the smell of foo tball glory
was more sweet: .
Despite a record turnout -100 pereent
greoter ·than tbe , second edltloo ol this
Irvine football classic -only 40 fans
overcame the Ir post.Thanksgiving
lethargy to cheer the pigskin rivals at UC
Irvine Friday.
Frlday;s event, you see, was the Third
Annual .iewer Bowl.
Only today dld the score of this classic
contest JUrlace from the miasma of boll·
da,y tallies of the achievements of teams
commanding more attention. _
Pia.skowsk.l's Pac.ken Oulhed Cox's
Flyen 4H in what an ardent admirer of
the Irvine Rancb Water and Sanitation
district rivals said "was not a slaughter
until the fourth quarter."
In the opening quarter, Packer Oruck
Bridges twice sludged into the end zone
-once .with a 4.l·yard punt return. Two ,
more points came when tbe Packers
trapped the Flyers for a safety.
The fearsome Flyers took gas similarly
in the second quarter as Packer Dave
Roobk connected with an eight yard pass
from Gerry Plas:kowsld. Rich Loften ·
scored two more points on the conversion
and the Packen led 22-0 at the half.
After a scoreless third period, both
te-rallied In the foortb quarter aod .
tbe Flyers lleeped acrosa on a 13-yard
run by Polt. The eitra point attempt
evapora'ted, however. .
Then· the Packen Inundated the Flyers
and Dave Roobk, who tnterctpted two
paae1 in the classic, scored twice oo
oOOrt puees from Plaskowski. Jim ·
Feoples flowed acrou the goal libe for
the lint convenkln and Roob.k scored fbr
two more on a pass.
Finally, Plaskowsill pumped a 31-yard
field goal -first In Sewer Bowl history
-capping the thorough treatmentgiven
their ·r1 .. 1s by ·the Packen.
Tho Packen' passing game yielded 75
of their total ll 1 yards 1ained. The
Packen' defense held the· F'lyen to IO
Pilot Will List
Price, Earnings
The DIJLY PILOT today adds a
-to dally otock mltllet rtpOl'ts -.!tb I.be ldditklo of I ll~U
(P.E) ratio.
.lllo ratio II a quick lndic-al a &lv.n
--·· poaltlon ln .tliil --ll ii -puled bl dlvidlnl: a. loot ~ .... price li7 the lllell a.-1111
...-n1 ... al the e __. __ _ For ..... a ,,_Wt
sale price ..... -ell Ii>
..... of " pll' ~ for the
""' --• p,ic Of ti. ,,,. P.& baa ..... nportod In the
~ -ry o1 llocl<· -.iu ..
....... In Ille SaturclQ edl-al the
DAILY PILOT.
,. .. otock tables ............ G-u •
•
J ,,
' yards -dumping the quarterbeci four
tlmea and stopping aeven runnllil pla,YI
foc ·loaael.
-tOok the -·· moot Y!lluable -player tlUe, hot organlzera ol the annual
pipeline play are at a loa !or .a sultable
trophy to reward the bero of the 8ewer
Bowl clash.
Newport Surfers
Find Brunette's \
Body on Beach
· The J>Brlially ctsd body of a ,_ and
prett)(bnmette WU found washed aabQre
by suffers In West Newport this DJOnlln&,
Newport Beach police said they beve
nol been able to Identify the--..i
they don't know how long Ille had been
dead. Waves carried her -at lltll
Street Beach about 4: 15 a.m. .
Police said there .wu no ,Immediate
sign of foul play. "The body ha!! -am: water all over It and it wu a litUe
hard to tell" said Det: Sgt. 1'm
Thompooo.
:rbe Oraoge Qiunty Coroaer wu tailed
immediately and an investigator wu ti:·
amlnlng the body at Pldllc "1llW MortuarY in Corona del Mar lite tl!il
morning.
He declined any conunent on. the CMll
of death, or how long the woman had
been dead, pending completion of an
autopsy.
"Tho cold aad tlll llllWlenee of ._
ocean ii a ~ ractar,'' Ill
Tt.ompoon aald. "ft -" ftry hard to tell."
Police wer'e scourfng·the West Newport
area today, "1ocillnc on door> to fly lo
(See BODY, Pap II
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Chlrglng financial lrre•Ponsibiiity, Los
Alamitos Police Chid Roy J. Kundtz said
Monday be would resign if former city
manager WIUiam Kraus were rehired.
KWldtz.' statement was backed by an
open letter from the Los Alamitos Police
......iauon -w h I c h includes all Z5
police employes -strongly critical of the
deposed city manager and of recent at·
tempts to recall the three councilmen
responsible for his ouster.
Kraus ,.., fm:ecl to 1<1Jgn Oct 21 by
Mayor Charles Long, and Councilmen
Dale Kroesen ant.I Kermeth Miller who
said they were concerned about Kraus'
financlal management of the city.
Al the follOWing City Council meeting.
the tlutt men were strVed with letters of
intent to circulate recall petitions against
them.
In a slmllar move, backers of the trio
handed recall not ices to the two re-
maining councilmen, William Brown and
Charles Heiser. Both men had actively
supported Kraus.
In their open letter, ap pro ved
unanimously Monday , the Police group
said It Is "unalterably opP<>Sed" to the
recall of any councilman "whether lt is
initiated by unknowing groups not in
possession of all lhe facts or any group
who would reca..11 in retaliation. •t
According to aliegations by the Police.
the fonner city manager did not aJways
deal fairly and booestly with their
association during negotiations and
mlsbandied departmentol flnancea, en-
dangering the law enforcement agency's
reputation.
"Re didn't pay our bills on tim'e,"
asserted Gary Biggerstalf, as.sociation
president. "We ....,. getting st<Ond and
third notices on our patrOJ cars which we
leue. We owed payment.I to the county
on our new UHF radios and we were get·
ting dunned on that. They were many
months overdue."
Chief Kundtz, who made hi!: statement
prior to the association's action on the
lettor said be took no part in the drafting
of the Jetter, but asserted that it was
"HID percent true."
Capo Bond lss11e
Made Official-
With Pessimism
A '25 mllllon bond Issue calculated to
keep the Capistrano Unified School
District iolvent for at least a decade
finally was made official for Feb. 20
Monday night, but the approvals came
with a strong dose of pessimism irom
truJ!ee.t.
Although their acUon 11.onday had been
expected to be routine, severaJ trustees
opened the discussions by admitting they
had cold feet over setting the massive
revenue issue for a vote early nelt year.
Trustee George Whik, In the past an
active worker on school f l n a n c e
measures. said that in the past few days
be coold oot find ell()Ugh prominent local
supporters of the bonds to mobilir.e a
strong citizen's committee.
Tbo8e comments sparked more than an
hour's dl8cu!Sion and at least one sting-
ing exchange between Trustee William
Enquist and San Clemente minister the
Rev. Allan Vernon.
Ebq\dlt last week was the only
diueoter In the vote to seek the
February bond issue, claiming that the
district could save money If it were to
bold the vote during its regular election in April.
Other trustees insisted that the April
tax season was the worst time to con·
vince voters to approve a large bond
issue.
After this week's debate ended, En.
qulat changed his vote, making the bond
issue resolution by trustees unanimous.
But earlier ln the evening, Enquist
figured in an un<:omfortable exchange
with Vernon, who recently lost a bid for
the board.
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LIBRARY LOAD RELIEVED BY PARENT VOLUNTEERS
Judy Hoover, El Camino Aide, Talks to Students Checkin9 in Books
Coast Official
Hits California
'Freeway Games'
Newport Beach Vice Mayor Howard
Rogers Monday accused the California
Highway Commission of playing "a cute
litUe game" with the state's excess
freeway right~f-way properties.
Rogers said the California Division of
Highways is doing everything jt can to
delay disposing of the proP:trties, despite
pressure from the Commission on
California State Government a n d
Eronomy (the Little Hoover Commission )
le. se1J them DOW.
He said the so-called "corridor
studies " proposed by the Highway C.om-
misslon between the state and the com-
munities where freeways have been
deleted ls merely a stalling technique.
"It's a cute little game between the
Highway CommiMlon and the Little
Hoover C.Ommisaion," he said.
"The state is avoiding the dumping .of
land by calling for these studies." Rogers
said.
He and Mayor Donald A. Mcfnnls urg-
ed the city staff to expedite a study
already under way to determine what
state properties in Newport Beach "could
not possibly" be used as transportation
routes.
There is about $16 million worth of land
in Newport Beach that the state had ac-
qt..ired for the now-defunct Pacific Coast Freeway.
Mcinnis said some of that land -like
the old Lutheran Church property on cm1 Drive and the lols along Kings Road
-couldn't conceivably be used for im·
proving the road network.
"There are ball a dozen more lite
th8.t," be said. "The state should get rid
of that land now rather than waiting for
a study over the next eight to 10 yean."
Mcinnis said he would be agreeable to
cooperative studies on properties that
might he needed for new surface stree ts
now that the freeway is not going to be
built.
Mcinnis has been pressing hard for ci·
ty acquisition of several of the state-own·
ed parcels -inclu1ing the Pacific Elec--
tr ic right-of-way in West Newport -to
be used for parks.
Assistant Public Works Director Ben
Nolan earlier had told councllmen that
the state, in effect, is saying that the
state won't help local communities solve
their lrafflc problems unless the eWes
agree to the studies.
Nolan '!! report on the new policy
adopted by Highway Commis!Jk>ners trig·
gered Mcinnis' demands for a true
"definition" of the transportaOon "cor-
ridor" in the city and the subsequent
blast from Rogers.
From Pagel
BODY ...
dPtcrmine ii anyone was missing.
Sgt. Don Burdsall said Immediate Iden·
tification of the woman may be a prob-
lem since most law enforcement agen-
c1e11 will not take missing person repo"ts
on adults until the y have been miSJi'lg
more lhan 24 hours. \
The woman was in her late 2:0s or ear1y
30s, Sgt. Burdsall said. The victim had
ver; dark brown hair and was "very al·
tracUye,"
Sgt. ThomP'SOO .Wd She was wellrlng
only what appeared to be the lo!> half of
a pink pant.I Jul i when abe was (ound.
Enrollment Drops
SAN BERNARDINO (AP ) -A drop In
enrollment in the county's achool system
may cause a cutback in ltlte aid that
could ruull in clolure of aome lcboolo
and relea1t of teAChers, officials say.
County officials ·said Monday that achoo!
enrollment totals 112,601 -down 4,557
from a year ago.
From Pagel
VOLUNTEER • • •
students go on vacation for three weeks
after nine weeks of school, their aides do
too.
So far, all the aides are women, but
Mrs. Pinz would like to get men involved.
"It would be the mo!t wonderful thing in
the world for some or the fifth and sixth
grade boys," she said.
Men who have retired and have time
are encouraged to volunteer, she added.
"It's amazing how eager the .parents
are to learn," Mrs. Pinz said of the
volunteers, adding that she and principal
Delaine Richards are also "ezdted"
about the program.
"I think that 's what makes it work "
she said. "Enthusiasm." '
Prose and Poetry
Program Slated
For Saddleback .
An oral intel]>retation program of
prose, Poeiry and drama entiUed "Ages
of Man: Encounters in the Ritual of
Living" will be presented at Saddlebact
College theater Thursday at a p:m.
The program Is free , but because of
limited seating, reservations are recom-
mended. They can be made with the
division of fine arts, .f95.4950 or 131-9'100.
llelections to be read will include those
from Shak"'P<are, Robert Frost, E. E.
Commings, Thomas Wolle, Albert cam,.., John Steinbeck and Emily
Dickenson.
Student readers are Verna Carey,
Dana Point? Rita Draper, E1 Toro; Kim
Bates, Irvme; Terence Griffith and
Donald Naranjo, Mi.saion Viejo; Erwin
Schlaack and Beverly Spark! of san Cl~mente; Delores . LeGault and Greta
Marchelo of San Juan Capistrano · Janet
Whitaker, Laguna Beach; Victor Sudnik
South Laguna; Nina Rarick and Gol'doli
Spl"1', Santa Ana, and Andy Pugnl, Tustin.
IRS Investigates
Hughes Holdings
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) -Federal of-
ficial.! have confirmed that Internal
Revenue Service agents are investigating
Howard Hughes' Nevada holdings, but
said the billionaire recluse himself a~
parently ~sn't a target of the inquiry .
"It's a pending investigation and we
have absolutely no conunent," Aaslslant
U.S. Alty. Daniel Ahlstrom aaid Monday.
The in vestigation was launched here
last spring to track down the mlllkm of
dollars !bat Hughes invested in hla
Nevada boldinga after coming to the
state in 1986, a iederal source sald.
Hughes' Nevada holdings are worth
about $250 million, officials have said.
2 More Q1iakes
Felt in Area
ONTARIO (AP ) -Two mono
"rtbqualtes, part of a recent
"earthqila.ke rwarm,1' rattled wm.
dowa in Ontario and 1l'el'e felt in
parts of San llmlardino and
Rtvttskfe counties, off1clal ay.
A •Pokesman for Callecb In
Pasadena .. Jd the temblon Mon-
day reglster1!\l ,u and 2.4, mpeo-
tl vely, on tha Richter aoale,
Several similar 1elamic -.
have been lelt in the ~
area In recent daya, be noted.
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Pr-lo -bis Advliory CouncU on Govenuneot ReorgantsaUon.
Nixon's preg oecretary, Rooaid L.
Ziegler 8IUICIWICtd the c..._. He said
tbty were 0 part of the President's broaJ
plan to bring fresh perspective and new
vitality to the second four yean of his
admlnl.stration.
"The President feels these three -wtll be atroog memben t1I an ~
teom that bu as !ta mandate b!tnltne
about canstructlve change -change that
will work -to build a better life for all
Amerlcaoa," Ziegler said.
Rlcbardoon, a oaUve of Massacbusetta,
waa undersecretary of stale bd°"' being
named HEW leCl'etary in June, ll'IO.
Weinberger lint served ·Nixon as
chairman of the Federal Trade Com-
misalon, then moved into White H ....
orbit as deputy director of the Offlce ol
Management and Budget undet' George
P. Shultz. When Shultz ,.., named
secretary of the Treasury, Weinberger
was promoted. to director.
Laird's departure is no surprise. He
publicly announced this year that he
would bow out as civilian head of the na-
tion's defense establishment at the end of
Nixon's first term.
A!h impressed Nixon while .serving as
head of the reorganization panel.
Ziegler said that Ash would diveat
himself of any relationship with Lltton
Industries as of Dec. 9. The firm ls a ma-
jor government contractor.
The nominations were the first major
developments in Nl!:on's announced plans
to revamp his offtcial family -an ~
tention he announced immediately after
his landslide re-election Nov. 7.
He told newsmen at Camp David Mon-
day he interpreted his big victory a
.. mandate for change" to prevent bis aec-
ond tenn administration from running
out of steam and coasting downhill.
Only two of Ni.ton 's original 19U
cabinet appointees remain -Secretary
of stale William P. Rogers and
Transportation Secretary John Volpe.
* * *
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -"Have you
changed )'OU1 mind about answering the
quolllooot" the Judie lnqulrod.
'1 ... .., not, yoQr honor o II the report.er
r<pUed.
HYou are remaoded."
lillperior Court Judge Charles H. Older,
calltna him a "martyr without • cause"
lo a bitter, flee-to-face excbanae Mon-
day, thus cllmaaed an It.month legal
struggle over the conflicting rights ol
reporters and judges by oen:llng William
T. Farr to JIU, to relnain lndellnilely.
The judge onlered the Lot Ange,..
Times newsman. to remain tn jail until
Farr agrees to reveal the aamea: of two
lawyera who were the aource of a story
about plana by the infamous Charlie
Manson Family to murder celebrities.
Farr's attorney Oew today to San
Francisco and a s k e d the California
Suprime Court to order Farr's release
without ball until it considers a habeas
corpus petition med last Tuesday.
The peUtlon oootended the habeas eor-
(>111 ~ lo Older'• -ralaed "grave and lmporlant cioostltallooal
questiool" not considered or dete.rmined
in prevloua court .. -. The attorney also au.d permission to
file a supplement to the habeas oorpus
action with "new and add it I on a I
grounda" based on the Monday bearing
bdor< Older.
Under the terms of his oeolence for
ooatempt ol court, Farr could rtmain in
jail 1D11il he either answers the question
or until Older leaves the beoch:. That
could be the rest of either man's life.
In sending Farr to Jail , the judge com-
plained that some l101l'S stories of his
long struggle with the reporter bad been
f
' J
·' • huntrue and unfair and unbecoming of 1 )
responaJble nen media. 11 He aid he )
partlcul'1'Jy took ilsut wlllo inferonca he ~
was carryioc on a "pel'IOl'lal veodetta" i
again.st Farr. )
was carrying on a "personal vendetta '' I
against Farr. >
0 ln a very real sense, the predicament ~
in 1l'bicb Mr. Farr finds hi-u today Is I
of his own making," the Judge said. >
11It appean to the court at this time t
that Mr. Farr bas a strong dellre to
becomeU " a marty. and be wants to go to \
Ja • . t
"I take that u a penonal slur," i
replied Farr, saying Jt was not a cue of \ wanuog to become a marty., and the •
judge broke in with "martyr without a \
cause." J
"It is a problem of peraooat conscience
and · professional ethics, not for the
purpose of martyring," Farr said. "I'm \
the one who knows and you do not." t
In a dramaUc courtroom confrontaUon, '\
Older calied back the six attorneys -I
three proaecuton and three def,... ' lawyers involved in the len.!lllUonal trial I
of Manson and bis followers for the '
Sharon Tate murders. I
Two ol them, acconling to Farr, gave ~
him a transcrpl Ill Police quesllonlng of a
prospective witness, thus vloiallng the '
judge's gag order prohibiting attorneys '
-and ot.ben involved in· tbe case from 1 reveollng Information to .. .._..
The truscrlpt clescrthed plans by the :
Manooo cult to murder celebrlUes IUCb ,
as Frank stnatra, Elizabeth Taylor,
Richard Burton and others in grotesque ,
ways. The plan..: were never revealed in
the trial leatimony. ' Farr, then a reporter for the Los i
Angdes Herl!]d-Examiner, published the ,
story, promising bis 110UrCe be 1l'Ollld not •
Caspar Weinberger ·to Be reveal bis ldenUty. 1
All sil lawyers previously denied under ,
oath bdore Older that they provided ,
Farr with the story. They face perjury
charges, and possible Jali oentences and .•
di.,barment, if they were identified.
New Director of HEW Monday, the Judge again asked eacb
man wbttber he had given Farr the 1
transcript. All said Ibey bad oot. Older • med them whether they JWU]d -
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Caspar W.
Weinberger becomes the second caJllilr..
Dian cbosen by President Nixon to tackle
one of the toughest jobs in federal J!OV'
emment: dir<eting the Departmml ol
Healtb, Educatloo and Welfare. , . _
To the job Welnbef'l"r brings a !a.
year career of trying to make ,....,..
m~ "':Ew°=.;' ..:-: _
Robert H. Finch, wbo nllgned afttr a
hecUc period Iii trylllg to mDDle willo
the massive bureaucracy tL tlii di!put·
ment.
It came amid HEW employe cr!Uclsm
of Flncb's leadership of the clepartmeot.
Weinberger, a li-)'W'<lld naUve ol san
Francisco, was state finance ,director
under Gov. Ronald Reagan when be left
Sacramento in the fali of 1969 to become
cbainnan of the Federal Trade Com·
mission.
From there, he became b<Jdget director
and then head of the Cabinet.level Office
of Management and Budget.
Nixon picked Weinberger to suceed
HEW Secretary EUiott Rlcharosm, wbo
will become secretary ol defense.
Farr from any obligation to protect
to California, possibly to run for them. All said Farr had no "legal, moral
lieut<nanl governor. or ethical" obllgatton to protect them.
Weinberger is a Harvard Ln School Questioned again, Farr said, "The two
graduate elected to lbe ASM!Jhly from attorneys involved have implo<ed and
san Frandsco In 1952 and ....iected beseeched me not to dlsclooe their lden-
twloe. tlty noprdJea ol wbat they said In court
It wu, Iii the "-blJ bt "'8m die"' today."
glng Into the ltrudure ol 'govmunen~ .
-belditl& .. ~ljqq 'If the· staie's alc06otic 1>e..-;qe -.01 pro-
gram. .
lie also served u "Stile Republlcan
chairman.
Weinberger, conslde:red a moderate
l\epublican, joined the Reagan ad-
ministration u director of a task force
on govemmeotal reorganllatlon. He lbeo
served m <;aIJfornia's "I.I~ llooYer
Commlssloo."
He WU plc:ked by Reagan for the atale
f11l811Ce director'• job, and became the
an:hitect for Reagan eaDJ111Y programs,
• year after Reagan took olflce.
Weinberger -adept at 1l'Oiting with
California legislators, many of them bis
former colleagues -eacaped lbe
political controveny that oflen'IUl'n>lmds
the stale finance chiefs.
f'l'OlllP,,_el
BEHEAD · •..
announced Pompidou aet aside the death
sentence for Mohammed l.lbdlrrl, ooe-
demned for murdering a llll drivtr.
Bullet received the deallo aenttnc:e m
June 211. When the -tor au.d lbal be be aent to the guillotine, Buffet cried
"Bravo!"
NeW1pipel'S called Bullet "the b<Jtcber ,
of Clairvaux." The prison riot In which •
he slit the throata of a warden and 1
' nurse whom be and Bootempe grabbed 1
hostage led to s1milar riots in other ,
prisona around France.
A poll pubJlahed. Monday by the Frtncb
Institute of Public Opinioo said 13 per-
cent of Frtncbmen aupport the present
capital punishment law, while 27 percent
oppose it.
After leaving HEW, Fincb became a
couoaeior to the President, a job be Is
leavine; now to return to California and
a poss1ble race for governor er the U.S.
Senate in 11174.
The Nixon Cabinet alluffle leaves in
doubt the future of former State
Aaaemblyman Jofm G. Veneman of
Modeato, who has been Wldersecretory of
HEW four years. Veneman said last
week he likely wooJd leave federal
service In the next year Cl' so and return
In the Office of 8"dget and Manage-
ment, he served Nl!:on much as be aerv·
ed Reagan -ln finding ways to trim
waste from government and to make it
l11ll more eflldeatly.
I Reagan oftm bas been at odds with
HEW, although be baa said his quarrel
was oot with Rlcbanlson bot with
"bureaucrats" in the department who at
times attempted to thwart some of his state weliare reform procrama.
France adopted the gulilollne ss Its in-••
strument of death during the Fnmcb .,
Revolution of 1792. Until July, 1939, ex-,,·
ecutions were public.
We Bridge The Generation Gap
The present executioner is known only
as Monsieur Obrecht. He hu held the job
since 1951.
OUR SALESPEOPLE OFFER A VARIETY OF EXPERIENCE FEW
FIRMS OUR SIZE IN ANY BUSINESS CAN OFFER ALL THE MEN
HAVE PREVIOUSLY INSTALLED CARPETING FOR US. GIVING THEM
FIRST~D KNOWLIDGE OF CARPET PERFORMANCE NOT
GAINED ANY OTHER WAY.
AGES OF OUR SALESPl!OPLE RANGE
FROM NANCY • 20 YEARS TO IRENE • 7S YEARS
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4th ..,..,.,,...of l•mlfy fn cpl. bva.
VICKI WOODRICH -I l'ffr at Alden'• ................... Dropery Salu
ALAN WOODRICH -15 l'fftl at A,...,, ................ Dropery Salu
DAVID AL TON ,_. 7 l'ffFW ot Aldon'• • .. .. • • • • .. .. .. .. .. .. . Corpe! Sole•
BILL LAURIE -f yurw at Alden'1 ........................ Cerpot Salu
ED POWERS -II yeora ot Aldon'1 ........................ Cerpet S.lu
MARILYN IALOYAN -_,_ ........................ Corpe! SalH
Experience since 1950
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3rd generation experience slnu 1942
IRENE MARJANIAN -f yoora ot Aldon'• . . . . . . . . . . . . . • Carpet SalH
2nd -•Hon, 52 yra, experlonco
How's Thill For Dridging A Gap!
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High School _at -.Night Studied foi-Dropouts.
117 MIWAl!L GOODlllCB·
Of .. Dell't "" ...
School bells may be ringing at nlgbt
nest oprln& on the Wlntenburg Jllgb
SChool campus.
Trultea of the Hunllnj;toq Beadl
U"1o!i HJib· School District will bear all
abou! ii toniibt when district officials
pnaent a proiram to esUbllsh. nigbt
acbool for ~ aludenls.
Trustees will -al 7 p.D\. In the
Huntington -Jllgb Scbool -room.
lleslpen of the nllbl -plan hope
to ieduce the dlltrlct'1 dropqut rale,
already comldend low at lour per«nt.
by allowing studeull wbo lllllll wort to
attend achool at m,111.
"OUt of 17,000 ltudentl In the district,
we have llWll' wbo have good jobs' and .
•unman!' Pol-iee
No Hard Line Officers in Y alley
117 JORN ZALLER
Of .. D1ttr PW SI ...
Police aren't usually paid to ·nm a taxi
service 'for drunks, or to coumel drug
users, or to show symi:-tby for someone
wbo's In trouble. But In Founlain Valley
they are.
Oliel c. w. Mlcbaells bellevea police
sbouldni be "people just waiting for you
to make mllteke 10 they can pounce
down and am!OI you."
He wants btl men to deal con-
slruclively with the problems they lac<
In the field.
In the case of a drunk, for example,
Michaelis allows bis officers to see a
Into jail.
"What good does it do to lhruw a fami·
Jy man into jail when all be needs is a lit-
tle time to aober up?" Micbaelis asks.
;,If they haven't broken any laws, our
main coocem is just to aee that they
don' gel Into any trooble, and the best
way to do that is to get them home," be
says.
In the cue of youthful drug users,
Michaelis 8l)'ll the department tries to .
"get them beet on the r:igbt track"
rather than give them a jail record.
"We'll call their parents down to the
statioo and let them aee their kids all . -
...
dopod up and llldc," Mldlaells aays.
"Often times that Is more eff..Uve than
jail In mating ....,... realise that
something is seriously wiyog ...
Whlle these poUdel may be tnowo as
0~ve" in IOIDt circles. Michaelis
prefers to thlnt of them as CODlel'VaUve.
0 Years ago tbe man OD the belt knew
his people and did these kinds of lhlnp
for them all the time," Michaeli.a uys.
'"lbe policeman WU a regular member
of the COID!llUnilY·
"But tad,-, espoclally In many of the
big clllel, the department Is too statistics
conscious about how many arrests are ~
made lo leave the olflcera dlsc:retioo
about wbelber they make arrests or not.
''To olflcera bi lheae departments, a
drunk Is a drunk and must be am!Sled no
mailer what. '!'bey go lllriclly by lbe
boot at all times," be says. "In tbi3
department, we expect much more lbao
that from our ~-"
Mlcbaells came to Founlain Valley
When the police department WU founded,
In 1917 wilb the Ollllldl Idea that be
wanted to build a department the way be
lhougbt ii lhould be balll
Prior to Iba~ be bad been chief of the
(See MICllAJ:Llll, Pap I)
Hanoi Says Qlou Soores
D.S, For Fai1ing ·to Sign
11)' Uaited Pfttl Int.na-
Chinese Premier Chou En.la! baa
"severely condemned" the United States
f9r !allure to algo a -'1re agreement
Id North Vietnam and pledged continued
.. ppor1 to the Hanoi regime, Hanoi
Radio reported today.
The statement came u Communist
......,.. In Paris reported North Vietnam
q.ed a new milllary aid agreement
witb Olina while marking lime In the
snagged peace negotiations and is
di!CUIBlng further aid with Moscow.
'!'be negnllstlons between presidential
adviser Henry A. Kissinger and Hanoi's
Le Due Tho reswne next Monday alter a
nlne..tay smpenslon.
Kissinger conferred twice Monday witb
President Nixon and Is expected to fiy to
Parfl this weekend for more meetings
with the Communists.
Radio Hanoi again accused the United
Slatos today of lndlscrimlnale bombing
attacks on.North Vlelnam.
"U.S. bombs and shells killed and
wounded many clvillans, destroyed many
bomeo and properllel ol the people and
lXllDY cultural and economical facilities
al the DemocraUc Republic of Vietnam.''
Ille radio said.
• Both Sal.con and Hanoi were taking ad-
... 1age of the lapse to improve lheir
llorgalning posltloos.
removed from South Vietnam .
North Vielnlmeae Deputy Foreige
Minister Nguyen Co 'lbacb WU en route
from Paris to Hanoi to report to the rul-
ing Politburo cm the KilSlnpr t a I t s
which were -off s.1:r A Hanoi delegalioo by Le
"nlanb Ngtil, a North Vietnamese vice
preniler, """'1uded an agreement In J>e. mtSUnilay under which Clllna will sup-
ply """'°mle af\d mlUtary aid to North
Vietnam In 1'IS free ol charge, ......,..
said.
'!'be Hanoi leam Is nel(Ollallng a
similar -ol Soviet aid Into -year, the sources said..
Rummage Sale Slated
At Beach Boys Club
A rµmmage sale will be beld from 9
a.m. to S p.m. Saturday at the: Hun-
tington Beach Boys' Club, Sit Yorktown
Ave. Funds raif!led by the rummaae sale
will oupport the fall sportl program of
the Boys' Club.
lndividuala wbo woolcl lite to denale
ilema for sale, or vo1.-to wort on
Saturday, may phone Mn. Jackie Lenort
at 536-1913, or Cbrls Toms at·&IMW.
-to -1< IUU 1!me Iii the day," aays
A-~ Scoll Flanapn,
'"""' -will ....... lbem to -
--00 their dlplorru.." u Ibo boon! allf'l'Oves the nigbl llcbool
plan, .. .,...,.will be choaen 00 the -
of lholr wwt ocbodale with IOlliors get·
ting fli:R priority," acconllng t 0
Flanagan.
Courses offered at Dfght will be geared
M IL Y f"ILOT ...,, .......
'NO HARD LINE OFFICERS'
Po!IC. Chllf Mlch111l1
Newport Surfer s . .
Eind .BrUlWUe?1. , . . r '
BOffy on' Beac h
Tbe parti8Uy dad body ol • young•and
pretty brunelle was· folind washed asbore
by ourrers In wesi Newport lhlli morning.
Newport Beach pollce !'lid they have
not been ~ to Identify -the woman and
they don't know bow loog she bad been
dead. Waves cariied her ashore at 39tb
Street Beach llboUt 6:15 a.m.
Pollct aakt there WR! no imlllediate
algo of foul play. "Tbe body ball aand
ant: water all a.er it and· It wb a little bard ti> lell" said Del. Sgt. Ken
Thompson. .
Tbe Orange Coonty Coroner was called
Immediately and an investigator was ex-
amining the body at Pacific ~lew
Mortuary th Corms dtt Mar late tbis
morning.
He declined any comment on the cause
of diatb, or bow long the woman had
been dead, pending completion of an
autopsy.
"The cold and the turbulence ·of the
ocean is a preservlng factor," Sgt.
Thompson said. 11It makes It very h~rd
to tell."
Police were scouring the West Newport
area todayi> knocking· oo doors to try'to
df>tumine if an;i:ne was missing.
Sgt. Don Burdsall said immediale Iden-
tification of the woman may be a prob-
lem aioce most Jaw enforcement agen-
cies will not take missing person repo"ts
on adults unW they have been mlal!lg
(See BODY, Page II
to help tlie student acquire Ibo· units Ii<
will need to graduate. • ...-
'!'be students would sign up :I<>r u
... Y ·Jnlts as they feel they can l>andle.
"We will require lbal the nigllt
studonll bave regular a-.;. and mn. aa tllort toward -. or they
will be dropped from Ibo )ll'Olnlm,"
Flanapn said.
'!'be dillricl espects to·-* a stall
ol 13 teaciMirs and one _r_ Total ~ .
-for tbe Jll'<lll'lll1 Ire Upoeted to run about "8,480 dependin1 on. bow
many -ts -to particlpale. Flanag8n said the evening c1-s at ·
WlnteJ'.lburl woolcl oenoe u a pilot proj-ect for ezpancuq the klea to other
ICboolf In the dlslrtcl _.
"Won ~ thi. 0. 1 ID1ail scale
t<. find out II the students .UJCi their
parents are interested In a night pr<>
•gram," Flanagan eipla~.
Some critics or the district'• bcmd ,....
pasa1s have fu the past called on trutees
to esUbiJsh night programs to IO!ve
overcrowding problems In Ibo b1Cf1
scbools.
Flanagan said II the lrusleel a)Jflloted
lbe night scboollplan, all o! the -.ts
in the district and their partnts would be
polled as to their lnierest In the program.
"We want at least 80 students before
we go with the program,'' Flanagan aaid.
January Call Zero
Draft Under 1.0,000 by June-Laird
From Wire Servlcet
WASHING TON -No one will be
drafted into the armed forces in January
aod the total1 draft fOf the first six
months of 1973 will be less than 10,000,
Defense ~retary Melvin R. Laird said
today.
Since the Pentagoo began winding
draft calls down, enlistments in the
reserve forces bave fallen drastically.
Laird recommended last year that
Congress enact a bonus incentive pro-
gram for the reserves totaling ;.m
million for fiscal 19'11. Under this pro-
gram, a yoong man or woman signing up
for a sb:-year en1imnent in the Guard or.
reserves would receive an •1.100 bonus.
He joked that whlle be may be a Jame.
duct secrelary, be Is "not a Umping
secrelary of delenae." (President Nixon
today named HEW Secretary Eliot
Richardson bis llUC«llOr).
His final 53 daya Jn office Will be bu')'
ones as be "prepares the new ~ct
"'hich be said would show a sllgbt in-
crease over the· current fT&.5 billioa,Pm-
tagon budget. That would mate the total draft for
fiscal year 19'13, wbicb ends June 30,
about 50,000.
The draft is ~ed to ezpire Jwie
30. I
Laird said he anticlpaled no problem
filling active .ducy forces after that date
·Jack V allerga Appointed
with volunteers. •
However, be said, if Congress did not
approve enlistment bcwtusitS for the Na-
Uooal Guard and Ille ..S.rves, there
Or31!ge County Assessor
mJibt have to be a lpOCtai draft alter 117 JACIJ; BBOBAClt
June 30 to k e e p re1erVe forces up to °' • De1tr ,...., ~
slretglh. Jack P. Vallerga today wu_appointed
'!'be reserves and Guard are aboUt a......-Air Orange County. Vallerga •01:!"'!11!l!t•'f'dbo•c .......... ·: .11lil,l"Ctlli ~'f.R 'i w ~ID
. ~ .......... wlll\eOjiftolfoiJt ~--.., "!' --to c:onc.-. be!::ilmll'ebc~ . ..a Joa.a.·· "· VaDcrga tabs-*' .ran."1. At an 1ID!Cbechlled news coaterence, · ·
the aecr.tary laid be WU --t ol a Vallerp, l!O, Is 8 -ol -
smooth -to .. "a!Holunteu Vlsjo. Ho bas -.. cldal deputy Army bui said lie still expected ..... dll· ......... ""' the past ..... yeii-s.
ficulllel In recruiting enougb men for the Previoua!y, be bad been lenior ap.
Nalinnal' Guard add _Reserves ooce the pralaer with 1be stafAl.Boanl of Equaliza· pressure of the draft IS ended.
'!'be aecrelary said lbe ~ forteS lion '9r five ,..,.. and was wilb the
hoped to begin offering eniislment Alameda Counly useaor's ollice for
bonuses for the Guard and reserves by eight ,..,...
Feb. I but Congress' !allure to approve Vallerga attended both UC Berlceley
this program will oot mate this possible. and use. Ho bolds a degree in englneei--
lng from Berteiey and ·attended post
Moscow Aiipor.t
Site of Japa~
Airliner Crash
MOSCOW (UPI) -A Japan Air Linea
(JAL) DC1 jet wiib 76 -aboard crashed in Dames at Mos cow ' a
Sheremetaevo Airport tonlgbt shortly
afler takeoff for a flight to Tokyo, a JAL
graduale co11r1e1 at USC .
He and hll wife, Madelon, have two
cbilctren, Jack Jr., a sraduale ol UC
SanlAI Barbara and Pamela, a Milsion
Viejr Jllgb !cbool studeol.
The appointment ol Vallerga WR! ap-
proved by the county Boanl of Supervis-
ors unantrmudy.
A pmoiou1 motion by &Jperviaor
Robert Battin to name the deputy
8SleS80I' to an actlng posjtion for six
months while a search was made for a
permanent succesaor failed in a. 3-Z vote.
MILY f"tLOT .........
GETS HINSHAW'$ J08
New4-Vollol'tl
spokesnwi said. ·
Airline officials said there were in-
dications it exploded in flight a few
minutes· after becoming airborne. Guillotine Blade Falls
A J Ab spokesman In Tokyo said be
received telephone reports from Mo1cow
there -e at least 13 sum.ors and that
they were bos~itallzed. Fate of the otben
was not known:
11le plane carried 62 paaeogers and a
crew of 11, &libough nonnally 'It baa a
crew or seven or eight, JAL said.
On 2 French Murderers •
bloodthirsty man," bu 11ved five coo-
dtznned men. Hoang Due Nba , President Nguyen Van
Thieu's closest palit.lcal adviser, new to
Paris uncle< strict 11eCrecy to help
1Upervlse the new secret talb, and
Nguyen Phu Due, another personal Thieu
envoy, waa meeting with Nil:oo on
Wedneocfay.
'Slow D'Qwn All-year Plan'
PARIS (UPI) -Two convlcled
murderers, one of them saying be hoped
t.. be the '1ut condemoed mao to die In
France," were bebeaded by the guiliotlno
today In lbe first capital punishment car·
ried out llnce Preoident Georg.. Pum-
pidou took olflce more than ~ year.
ago. .
At Buffet and Bontemps died, olllclala
aonounced Pompldou oet ulde the claitJl
aentence for Mohammed Llbdlrri, -
(See BEHEAD, Pap I)
All lndicatlom: were the talb were
magged on Hanoi's refusal and Saigon's
demand that North Vietnamese lnlops be · Y ~y Board Candidf,ltes Give Advice t,o District
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An olflctal statement said Claude Bui·
let. 119, and &pr Bontempo, 45, died at
dawo in the century-old La Santa Jail In
Paria .
......
The men were 1entenced to death for . to 1111 the aeal of resigned Trustee David boards. This all-year plan is a lllUe allttinl lbe throats ol two bostagea In a
Iaraelaky. Cimdldale Jolm F. Ro88mann premature and I feel aomebody got le/I prison riot. · P. !1-t Will L;.,t Tbree of lour Founraln Valley Scbool £W .., Board candldatos urged tho diltrtcl Mon-
day nllhl to alow clown Its puab for alJ.
Price, Earnings y~ ~. wllliam Mattowski, encl
Tbe Dl.ILY PILOT toda)' addl a Robert Nicbols Mdtaold they believe the
dimension to dally llock market reports district udgbl be ruollins Into the all-year
wttb·tbe addition ol a ''prioe-to.earni.11 calendar wttb umecaury baste. Can-
(P.E) raiio. " didale Morrill Elita, -.., aoid be
'!'be ratio ii 1 quick lndicato~ol a 111'<"1 IU-1ed the dlltrlct'a posltloo cm alJ.
cemmoo atoct'• paoitloa In the marRI. l'W IClloola.
II Is computed bJ dl'ridflig the last si-tirll ot I eandidaiel' lormn 1t
reported aale price by the laWt JS.-11 Plo>M 8ibool --• -. .._,...._.,_tho-· ---------......... )IGOftlon ...
For example, a """JIOll1 -last ,..,., • ..,, IM bip -bllld elec:-
sale prioe wu $30 per aban. with net In. . lion, ud ._...,117 --In Ille
come o1 11 per aliore reported 1or the ~-
did not appear at the candidat.,• night. out In planning for it." He added that be LaWJOn for the men said they died
Tbe lixlh bopelul,.Jolm P. Millikin, an-thlnka all-year acboola Is the trend of the mave(y. Tbe) waited to the scalfoldlng
nounc:ed bis withdrawal from the raca future, but oppooed l'lllhlng lnlo it. wltbout trembling or -inl viailllo
too lalAI to remove bis name from the ~ Ndalo: ''lbere nmst be an op-alp of fear. Both re!Uled a last siall ol
bollot. tloo (or pa.-and tlMft llbouJd be oo """ and • cigarette.
'!'be following Is a summary of the men lbao t1fte au.,_ llChoob untll we All<r the ezeculiona, the bodies -.
views expreued Monday nigbl: find out bow lhef'ro wwldng." He -taken to• .10arby ctmetery for burial.
On all-year ICbools: ed the rilbl ol local pareets to decide, It wu the lirat lime the l&-pound blade
8-w. ll<lia: "In lenns of educa-but said -ol all por<nta In 1 bad lollen llnce Man:h Itel, cme moalh
lion, all-year oiboola llbouJd bave a law 11111._ not ~ ·•~ ol ·~ ~ before Olorleo de Galllo lllepped clown = ... I doo't ~-·the commtmi'" Is comm ''' ·--~ ·~ from the Presldmey. On tbet -. v -v vole, nut ~ Ibo plan before k ii J ~~ -·~ for ·~ far tllel:a!' Liter he added, "( 1mp1 UD VU"t"lll:I", ., Wll ~'U~ Y19
, -1111 proposal that woolcl aJ. emented. murder ol two -brotbel>. kllr-. .. •-in::r they can't al-On the ldflh -boad elec:lion ud Tbo -·--allatr became a l'dllJ' do,. Ibo tndl ldledolle." unillcaiion: -......, In Frln<'o and *'rilJI a.r~
-_, '"Ille IMllblt ,.. ...... "t-.... i.i -OI Iha lot'I tt.I al-Ibo SolM lUvw dtJ ..!
Weadler
It'll be lair apln today, wilb
aUcbtly cooler temponturea alq
Ibo Onna• O>at. lllCba . In ...
?Ill. Lon tonight -
INSIDI! ftDAY
Cmwncr bc/<W< ~r
aM ntldc mooU1 MC!OIM COM-
~ In tllc rift ft/ 11w
aoorld, Sodom atod C.-1u
...,.. tin Cl!llen. Todor c.,,;,.,..
rM ""' -Md -""" -ii dMllnmt. Sn 1 tor w °" ""°' 9. , -' •
-, =-= --. -lar clecldlot •l>out ""--• •'\lo .. to .. -to ..,. "-"' -central Jl'nia cmloobn -on illo booolllo to s1-. -•t1oo·-.••a1oo•..,,lllol II-#' i•' ''l'lil ll1uo1ontodiiiii.1• '
ed .. not r .. ...i.·lllfre:on .....,.. :.C' _._.,,....,. lldlo'1l-.• "-laeneolthefew w--.....,. lut year baa a P-E of II. •. Wllile the _,H tn dll!tred wldolJ..,
Tbe P-E baa been rei:orted In Ibo 0.. --alllzmod a -1
' 1tl:·:' ·=-Coasau• -II II
I --I -.... J •
~~-:::i:.., ~:\\: ~..:.~::,-= ~ ol
DAILY PILO'I'. The fllur ·-.......... -., will
Tod«):'• lloct tabls aro 'oo P-lll-be ....,. tllo • wllole -wfJl ap-
1 L -«1 lho Doc. 1 lpldal olocliGll ballot
f I
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1111111 --~ Ci:lllNtJIMI bit • Ill -~·llelore • llloa to retain capital ~-Tbe lie aald, bal Ille district 1 poaltion ol of· ' ol llil .. .,..... Y.tlowl ....,.._ ti Ille r<pubUc can IOI -o
lwtnl JI «1 an oPlional basis ~ IOllld. Hieb -bollm. lbe ~ a.111 pmaltJ.
Wiii • MMbwtll: "I tlllnk lhe ' hlYI &o plf off ... hlodl~W not. . "" .... Pvmpidla. who OOCI. klld a
diotrld -to F lloc:t IO lhe;drawibg (S.. W,ftAll, ..... 11 ..,_,d• lnlervle-"I •m not a
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llM.V PILOT H
Coast.Aide
IJits 'Games'
~Freeway
'. ~WtGl 'Btach Vice Mayor Howard
llopri Monday accused the California
Hlabw1y Commission of playing "a cute
lllie pme" with the state's excess
freeway right.of-way properties.
..,..,. aald the Colilorola Divi.sion ol
lll*nya J.9 do!ng evarything it can to
dllay dilposlai ol tlle properties. despite
pl'ffSUl'e from the Commission on
CaJlfornia State Government a n d
Economy (the Little Hoover Commission)
lo ..U them now.
He Mid the ao-called "corridor
studies" propoted by the Highway Com-
mllllon between the atate and tbe com-
munities where freeways have been
deleted ii merely a stalUna: technique.
"lt'a a cute Utile 1ame between the
Higb'WIY Commiulon and the Little
Hoover CommilSion," he aald.
"The 1ttt.e ii avoiding the dumping of
land by calling for these studies." Rogers
said.
He and Mayor Donald A. ~1clnnis urg-
ed the city staff to expedite a study
already under way to determine what
state properties in NewpCll"t Beach "could
not pouibly" be used as transportation
routes.
'nJtre is about $16 million. worth of land
In Newport Beach that the state had ac-
qWred for the now-defunct Pacific Coast
Freeway.
Mcinnis said so me of that land -like
the old Lutheran Olurch property on
Cliff Drive and the lots along Kinp Road
-couldn't conceivably be used for im-
proving the road network.
"There are hall a dozen more like
tha~" be said. "The state. abould get rid
of that land now ralber than waiting for
a study over the next eight to 10 years,"
Mclmilil said he would be agreeable to
cooperative stud.Jes on properties that
ml&ht be needed for new 1urface 1treets
-that tbe rr.eway II not going to be
built.
Mclnni.s h8' been p...,ing hare! for ci-
ty acquisition of several of the sta~wn
ed parcels -tnclu1ing the Pacific Elec-
tric right-of-way in W~t Newport -to
be uaod !or ports.
Asslttant Public Worlll Director Ben
Nolan earlter had told councilmen that
the state, in effect, is saying that the
state won't help local communities solve
their traffic problems unless the cities
agree lo the llludles.
Nolan's report on the new policy
adopted by Highway Commissioners trig-
gered Mclnnia' demand.a for a true
"definition." of the tramportltkln "cor-
ridor" Ill the clty ml the llUboequ<nt
blaal lnlm 11oten.
Harbour Lagoon
To Be Discussed
By HOME Council
'1111 lflmtmpa Harbour lqoon c:on·
troYtnY will be one o( several topics
-Wedneaday n I g h t at
the """1thl1 meeting or the Huntington
Bood1 HOME Councll.
Jim Ben-, pmldent or the Hun· tlnlloD ilartJow' Property 0 w n e r • -tloa. will outlllle )Ila l""'P'• llallt aplall the p~ l.8'7•acre salt water
I~ HO.ICE Council, Ol'JanluUon of
hcawoww lllOCiaUcm, meell at 8
p.m., JD the city ball admlniatratlve an·
ner, Fifth and Main ltreall.
Otber !OpOrta wUJ be ctv"' on planned
c<wrnnwjtiea, tbe •ian ordinance, high
rl9e rules and federal revenue sbarins:. n.e HOME c.ouncu 1ellion ls <ipen to
the public.
Suspect's Loot· Heavy
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Polict say they
found David Rolz, 20, dragging a 41!J.
pound pool table across a street :1londay.
Roiz was i>ooked for lnvestigation o(
burglary.
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OUN61 COAST Ha
DAILY PILOT
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D.t.11,Y PIL.01" ............
SGT. ED PARKER (LEFn, AND OFFICER DALE HERZOG MODEL THllR HAIR STYLES
In Fount•in Valley, Hairy Police Officers Get No St1tlc From the Chief
From Pagel
MICHAELIS. • •
Garden Grove force , which then had 180
men. Taklng over in Fountain Valley .. he
took a 19-man force and a $350 pe!' month
pay cut.
"But there were no hardline officers
trained in the wrong tradition," he says.
"1 was able to hire the kind of offlctrs I
think a force should have, and to write
all the basic rules. and regulations. There
was no dead wood to bog everything
down."
MJchaelJs' ouUook e :i t e n d s to
such thing s as personal appearance of his
of£icers. In the case or grooming, for ex-
ample, there are no strict requirements,
with the result that Michaelis admits to
having some of the hairiest lawmen in
Orange County.
"We don't want our men to look like
oddballs apart from the rest of the e<>m-
munity," he says. "They should look like
regular people. So sideburns and
moustaches are fine with me. The only
thing I lnsist on is that an officer not be
so hairy that he frightens the public
when he climbs out of his squad car,"
24 Construction Projects
'Immune' From Eco-report
Twenty-four small construction proj-
ects have been granted exempUOOs
Wlder the new Huntington Beach en-
vironmental impact report law.
Four-page eurnptioll declarations were
filed for the projects and were okayed by
the five-man envi.rorlmental review
board.
The projects include three re.staurant.s,
a savings and Joan office, a hone It.able,
and five foul'-plex apartment units in the
town lot sector.
The biaa;est request was a six-unit
apartment project on 18th Street in the
town lot.s.
ExempUona were ""'led lall Tun-
day, the day after the city council ap-
proved the new guidelines.
Tom Severns, director of en-
vironmental resources for the city, beads
the environmental review committee.
Attorney Seeks
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Case Dismissal
For 5 Men, Self
A Fountain Valley lawyer is seeking
diSmissaJ of charges that led to the in-
dictment of himself and five co-defeo-
danta on allegatloos that they received
substantial quantities of stolen office
equipment.
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Chief Hit,s •
Aide's Job
In Los .Al
Charging financial lrrea-">WtY .. Laa
Alamitos Po~ Cb1el Roy J. Kimdtz said
Monday be would resign If former city
manaaer WUllam Kraus were reb1recL
KllDClb' lll-t WU bocked b1 ..
open ~tter ll'om the Laa Alamltaa.Polloe
.._.!Ion -wblch ~all 15
police employes -strongly critical or the
depooecl city maDager ml ol recent a>
tempts, to rtcall tile three councilmen
reopoaalbie !or hll ouater.
Kr1111 wu forced to rulgn Oct. 14 by
Mayor Charles Long, and CouncllmeD
Dale ICl'OllOa and Kenneth Miller wbo
said they wve COllCWnld about Kraul'
llnancfal 11111111ement or tho city.
At tile followlnl C!ty Council metUnc.
tbe three men were .........t \'Ith letters of
intent to ctn:ui.te recall petltlonl a1alnot
them.
In a similar move, backers of the trk>
banded recall notices · to the two re-
maJning oouncllmen, William Brown and
Charles Heiser. Both men bad actively
supported Krlua.
In their open letter, approved
unanimously Monday, the police group
said It i.s "unalterably oppooecl" lo the
recall of tl1Y councl1me "whether It II
initiated by unknowing l!fOUPI not In
posseuioD of all the facts or any group
wbo would recall In retallatloa." Acc:onlbii to alleptlona by the police,
tho former city manqar did not always
deal ralrly and bonatly wfth their
association durlni necottattons ml
mlWndled departmental """'"'· en-danprlof the law euforcement qeoey'1
reputation.
"He didn't pa) our bllls on ttme, 11
aSIOrted Gary B~, auoctatton
preeldent. "We we111 aettlnc llCOlld and
thin! nottceo oa our potn>t can 'lllllch we
lease. We owed paymeota lo the county
oa our new UHF radlol and .,.. ,,... aet-linl dwmod on that. They ....., many
montbl overdue."
Cblel Kundla, wbo made hll statement
prior to the ucoclaUon11 action on the
letter aald be took DO Part In the drafting
of tho lettAr, but a-ied that It wu
"100 percent true."
The pollce uaoclatlon letter II the llr1t
public crlilclam of Kraut by a city
employe association aince be ralgned.
Kraus II ot111 tacbnlca11y city ..........
beca-bis milnation d!Jeo not become
effective unW Dec. 31 but be bu been on
leave of 1bleoce llnce Nov. 1. Oreo L.
King, retired city manqar of Rlvmlde
and Downey, WU appoint«! ICtl!\I city manag~r until a replacement for kraus
can be hired.
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ALL-YEAR •••
Ill the Id ....... ot them (or bulldlni on
the Yorktown alte. = ;-=n~::: t ••
::: .. 11ie.~ £~a=: do at Fountain \', Hip. II the Foun-
tain Valley School lot unllled on Ila
own boundaries, we could aolve high
scllOOI overcrowding problem ~t away
by loeln1 these oulaide lludents. ' , --= "You can't unlfY alone p~sent boundaries untea you have tbe
high ochool space ;ou nee<! for exlltli>ll
high school studento. So the lint thing
we've got lo do is paaa the blgb ochool
bond alectlon. You've 1ot to crawl be! ...
you can walk ot run."
NlcMl1: "l very, _very, very .reluc-
tantly support the high 1eboo1 bond elec-
tioo in February becaUll It's all we've
got." He also said he would like to see a
delaUed study oomportor tho -to the taxpayer of the bond to the cost for sup.
porting a Fountain Valley UnUled SCbool
Dl!trlct.
In other parts of tbe meellD1, Bel(en
stre!Sed hi.s qualifications !or the board.
lncludlng )Ila preoent membersblp on the
dlttrlct penonnel commlallon.
Elli.I, a certUled publlc accountant,
said tbe IChool bOard alreody hu two
engloeen and two -Ives and noedl '
a businessman to round it out.
Matkowski said that a "sleeper" issue
in the district is the large amount of
paperwork !'<quired of teacbera and ad-
mlnlstrlton. He llid lt hu a 11voncious
appetite" for time. .
Nichols urged the fmnation of flve
equal trustee districts so that each area
or the scllOOI di.strict oould bavo Ill own
local reprtntatJve. He saJd this would cut
the costs of elections up lo 80 percent and
make the min-more reoponalve to tbe
people.
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demnod ror murderlnfl a tui dri-.
Bullet received the cleath aenlence on
June 29. When the prosecutor aalred that
he be -t lo the IUillotfne, Bullet cried
"Bravo!"
NeWIJ>lpei'I called Bullet "the butdlar
or Clalrvaus." 'l1le prl8on riot ID wbfcll
be sllt the throats ol a warden ml a-
mine whom be ml Bontempo pbbod
boatage led lo almlJar riots ID -pr1-around France .
A poll publllhed Moaday by the -, lnllltuta ol Public Opinion aalil .. I*" ~
cent ol Prenclimen aupport the Pftlllll
capital punlallment law, wlllle 17 percoat
oppose It.
France adopted the gul11otlne u Its U..
stnunent of death durlni the -RevoluUon of 1111. UnW July, Jalt, u-
eculiolll were public.
The _.,t -II !mown only-" M0111leur Obrecht. He hu bald the Job
since 1951.
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But Michaelis does draw lines.
~never the pubic mlght ht endangered
by ''loo -anclel'!landlng and loo Ill· tie enforcement," officers an! expected
to act. Nor ls the chief one who would
disarm police or uniform them in mod-
style blazers to make them blend In bet-
ter with the community.
Under tbe now policy, na.vly all con-
structJon projects ano subject to at leut
a four-page questionnaire. The quea-
tionnaire ub sped.fie questions about
tlH! ellect or the projeCt Oii an aapecil or
PbUlp Stein, ir!, or ticMt catsklll A ....
has been ordered to appear in Orange
County Superior Court Dec. 22 lor a bear-
ing into hi.s• motion !of dl9mldll ol
charges endorsed by the Grand Jury.
According to city clerk Doris Pass,
1,213 signatures ol regi.sterod voters wUJ
be needed ror -of the nmll ...U-.
Filing deadline !or tho ftnt petlUoa •-
Ing the recall of the three anti-Kraus
councilmen is Jan. 12 and deadline for
the pro-Kraua recall II Jan. zz.
---~ ·Disney Mov~
Aids Fire Safety
"Police should wear aomethlng 90 that
when a citizen needs help, he can spot a
nearby officer," he says. "As far as im-
age goes, a uniform isn't important. You
can dress a man in· a tuxedo and if he's
inconsiderate and abrupt In doing h1s job,
people are goirig to be anery with him."
Patience and und~ntandln&, Michaelis
slys, are the top qualities he expecta In
his men "and the type of unlfonn they'rt
wearing won't affect that at all."
Girls Will Sing
In Huntington
About 2,500 Girl Scouts from Hun-
tington Beach and Fountain Valley will
fill the Huntington Center Mall with
Christmas ca rols at 11 a.m., Saturday.
Tiie gkl•. Including Senior, C.dette,
Junior and Brownie troopa, will sing for
an hol!r during their annual Girl Scouts
Christmas Sing-out.
During the sing-out, toys will be col·
lected 11 the mall for the U.S. Marine
Corps Toya for Tots drive. U~ and new
toys can be dropped off at the shopping
center anytime during store hours.
Girls from Huntington Beach Senior
Troop 1784 and Fountain Valley Senior
Troop 257 will lead the sing-out.
City Hall Opens
In Santa Ana
Santa Ana's new city hall In the Orange
Cowity Civic Center is open for bwineu.
Employes moved Into the new '3.2
million , e!ght·story structurt Monday. It
ls located on the former extension of
Sixth Street now known as Slnta Ana
Boulevard. The new malllng address ls 20
Civic Center Plaza.
Clly MAnager Bruce Spragg said the
new bulldlni which adjolns the city's
Police faclllty ls completed ercept for
audi4>viaual equipment In the councll
chamben. Telephone numbers for city offlcts remain the same.
'l1le city plans to sell lhe 39-yeal'Old
former city hall bulldlna at Third and
Main 1trttts.
Texas Educator Dies
LUBBOCK, Tu. (AP) -CllHord B.
Jonu, 11, 1 one-time cowboy who
bocama a wt!V<rslty preoldent despllo his
licit of tormal edu<1tlon, died Monday.
He wu president of Taaa Tech at Lub-
bock from 1131 lo 11144 and was praldeot
tmeritus at his death.
tbe enVirooment. ,
The revlew committee then detmnines
if a full environmental lmpact study i•
necessary. If ao, tbe developer poya the
cost of ma'1n& the report, and the city
d°" the work. .
The impact report must be c00lple'8d .
within 30 days of the developer'• reqoe11t
for a build1n1 perm.it.
Frotn Pflfl" l
BODY ... ·
more than J4 boon.
The woman was to her late 2fls or early
30s, Sgt. Burdsall said. The victim bad
ver-; dark brown hair and WU Hvery at-
tractive." _
Set. Thompson aaid £he was wearin.g
ooly what ftw<artd to be tlle lop half of
a pink pants suit when •he was lound.
Suit Filed Over
Loss of Fingel'
A Huntln[[ton Beacb couple and the
manuf1cturer1 of a wall heater installed
in their mobile home have been aued for
$100,000 by the mother of a 8-yeaMJld 5lrl
who Jost her left rin1 finger In the ap-
pliance.
a.trs. Darlene Higgs of Anaheim names
Anthony and Ro11mory SobeUa of 5200
Heu Ave., u delenclanb with Interthcm
Inc. and tho Kit Mlnulacturing Com111111
in an Orange County Superior Court ac-
tion filed on behalf or her daughter, Sher-
ry .
Mrs. Hlgss claims her daughter auf·
fcred the injuries when she visited the
&.bella borne on Jan, 5, 1971 . She char1es
the manufacturers of the beater with
defective c!e1l1111 of the appli .....
Plan t.o Expand
Magnolia Aided
Huntington BelclJ's plan to extend
M'llllolla Street rrom Bannlna ·A-to
Pacmo Coa1t Hlghwoy hu been aided by
the sale of an easement 1croa 1 flood
control chlMel by the Ol'lll(o County
Fk>od Control District.
'l1le Flood C.tn>t Property odla*t lo
the Huntingloa Boocb Cbanoll llOUth of
-· Will bl bllocted b1 tha r11111..r-woy. Salt prloa II 16,280 buod .,.. 1111
01Umato or lair markat ¥1l11t,
Lut Oct®er the flood C.Otrol Dlltrlct
lpP<Vltd a parmit !or COllllrUCtiOll bJ
HwtliDllGD -., of a brldp -thi channel
The same date has been set !or the In·
ittal appearance or Josephine Eleanor
Manolino, 39, of 31203 Pierce Ave., Costa
M .... Mn. Manollno Is stlll coollned to
tbe hospital where ohe was receiving
treatment on the date the indictment wrui
itsUed.
Named with tbe pair ID the Indictment
were: Stein's bortber, Larry, 44, of
Orange; George Llndenstadt, oiO, of 94'11
Molokal Drive, Huntington BoaclJ, Frank
Manollno, 43, Santa Ana, lllKl Hemlmon
Steward Jr., 44, Santa Ana.
All six were linked to alle1ations that
they received office equipment 1tolea
durinl the past 18 montha from 17 county
firm• -many of them located In lha
Orange Coast area.
Beach Officer
Becomes Teacher
Huntington Beacb Police Olflcer BUI
Van Cleve wlll be on a new beat IOOft
when he beglnl a two-year bitch. as a
police scleDce teacher at Edllon Hilb
ScbooL ·
A Walt Disney film on bome safely bal
been donated to the Fowitaln Valley Fire
Department !or sbowln[[ lo interelled
eommWllty crool"·
The !Um, eoutled "Doaaid'• Plan !or~
Survival,'' coven a wide variety ol toplcl 1
lnclUding accident pre-. polloolnp~.
electrical and fin> ulety and Jiome!
evaouatlon durln[[ ,allre. ~
The movie WU donated lo the ftre \
departmenl by tho lloutb ColSt Junior
Women's Club and ls available to ID1 "
group by callin& MWl!l. ;
Mar"'1\no'1 trial date bu been set for
Jan. 22. Larry Stein bas been ordered lo
face trW Jan. 24.
Bepm1n1 In FebnwJ, Van Cleve wlll
dlvtc!e )Ila Ume between teaching and
counael1nll youngsters on the eha11er
campus who are Jntirelted In law en-
forcement. Enrollment Drops
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' Steward's trfal date may be set Dec. 8
when be Is scheduled lo make a pretrial
appearance in Superior C.ourt. A &anch
warrant has been issued for the. arrelt of
Llndenstadt.
1be "Cop in the Classroom" program
wW give student& an opportwtity to learn
the -ol the police departmeot while getµng to know a policeman as a
friencl, aa:ordlni lo acbool olfictala.
SAN BERNARDINO (AP) - A iaf:m I
enrollmenl Ill the county'• school ·-may cause a cutblct in state al that;
c:ould l'lllull In CIOIUl1I or -scboola l ·and reluse ol teachen, oftldaJa aay.
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We Bridge The Generation Gap
OUR SALIS .. IOPLE OFFER A VARllTY 01' IXPIRllNCE FIW
l'IRMS OUR SIZE tN ANY IUllNISS CAN Ol'l'IR. ALL THE MEN
HAVE l'RIVfOUSLY INSTALLID CARPITING FOR US. GIVING THEM
l'IRST-HAND KNOWLIDOI Ofl CARl'IT PIRFORMANCI NOT
GAINID ANY OTHIR WAY.
AGES 01' OUR SALESPEOPLE RANGE
FROM NANCY • 20 YEARS TO IRENI • 73 VIARS
NANCY IALOYAN -4 YM" at A...,,, .................. Co""" lolff
· 4th ...,.ration of family In cpt. bua.
VICKI WOODRICH -l/Nr 1t Alden's ................... Drapery SalH
ALAN WOODRICH -I yNro ot Alden's ................ Drapery S1Je1
DAVID ALTON -7 YMra ot AWon'1 .... "'"T ' ........... -.C1rpot S.loa ll~Ullll -9 y .. no ot Aidoft'a ........................ Carpet loin
ED ll!RS -10 yoaro 11 Aldtn'1 ........................ Corpot SolH
MARILYN BALOY AN -co-ownor ........................ Carpot S.IH
lxperlonco 11-1'50
TID ALDIN MLOYAN-oo _, ........................ Carpat S.IH
Jrd ttner•tlon •xperltnc• 1lnce IM2
IRINI MARJANIAN -t y.1r11t Alden's ..•............... Carpet S.lH
JM pneratlort, 52 yr1. uperleftce
How's That For Bridging A Gap!
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CARPm e DRAPES
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COSTA MISA
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LOS ANOEL!B (UPI) -"Ila'" YoU =-mind -.......m, the t• the Judi' lnqulred.
NJ ... not, ,_. bonar, ti tbe .. ._ ..........
rtplltd.,
0 Yoa 11'1 reminded ."
SllJJortar 9'Url Jadp dlarf.i H. Older,
col1laa blm I "mlrlJr -a -· in a bitter, fw.to.fect nchanp M•
dq, 111111 d-ID J&.monlb lepl
lllrupla .... Ibo oOnlUcUac rl«hll of
reparten, and Judi• by -ilnl William
T: Farr to Jail.' to rtmaln lndellalllly.
The llld&I ........ the IAll Anples ,,,... ......... lo remain In jail unlll
Farr -to NvW the namea of two lawyen who were the source of a story
about plans by the lnfamouo Olarlle
Manaon Family to murder celebrltiel.
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RETURNlfllG TO JAIL
Newsman Wllllam Farr ' Farr'• attoraey n.w todlJ to San
Franclloo c.:l a I k I d the Clllfomla
SUis-tn orW Farr'a nleue In a dramatic C..-c:onlrontation,
witboat ball unill it COlllklero a habeu Older called back the 1iJ: attomeya -
COrplll pelltlon tiled lall Tlloaday.
The petitlpo conteodecl the habeas cor-thne prosecutors and U.., defense
pus cbalJepge to Older'• action ralaed lawy!I"! Involved In the.sensational trial
"grave and important tooslitdtional of Manson and his followers for the
questions" aol CGlllidered· or determined 8barm Tate murders.
In previous OCIUrl mlewa. Two of them, iceordlng lo Farr, gave
The 1tlorl1e7 alao ulled parmlsslon tn him a transcrpt of police que'intoning of a file a supplemeot to the habeas corpus · act1oo with . 0 new and 8 d d I t i 0 a 1 I prospecllve witnea, thus violating the
grounds" baaed on tba Monday .._ .. _ Judie'• g31 order prolliblllq attorneys
before Older. _.... and others involved tit the cue from
Under the terms of bis aentence for revealing information to newsmen.
-.mp1 of court, Farr could ....... In Tbe transcript i!eclbed pl1111 by the
jail ... w be altber ......,. Ibo 'l-1m Man9on cult to murder celebrttle9 ouch
!!_ .. unw Oldor 1ea ... Ibo -· That u Frank Sinatra, ·Elhabeth Toylor, ·-d be the rest ol either man'a life. Richard Burton and otben In ll"leac!ue
In _.,. Farr to jail, Ibo judge com-waya. The pl1DJ ....,, never revealed In
plained that ---of hla the trlal tesUmooy .. laoC atruuie wilh Ibo reporter had -Farr, then a reporter for the Los "untrue llld 111fllr and unbecomloc ol a Angeles Herald--, publlabed the
rt1p9natble news media." He aid be story, promising bis IOW'Ce.be would not
partlcularl,y tool: lalue wilh lnfv<oces he reveal h1a ldenilty. .
WU Clrl'Yin& Oil I "per.ma! ft!Ddetta" All Sil: lawyers lftYioullY denied under
aplnll Farr. oath before older that ·they provided
W8I earrytnr OD a "paraoaai ftlldetta" Farr with Iba al«y. Tbay 1"'" perjury ~ hrT. cbariles, and pos&1blti jail aeni.o\cea llld
Ill a ..., real -Ibo pndtcameot ..Ail>.bartru!nt, U Ibey were ld~tified.
In which Mr. Farr.~""' '"•lhlf Inda,_...... Monday, the judge agalJi asked each
of hla own maldn&. the judge said. man whether be liad given Farr the
,"It a_., In the court at lhla time transcript. All said they bad not. Older ·
lhlt llr. hrT Illa a lllrODC -· to asked them whether they 'l""1d release
-.. a martyr and be waota to go lo Farr from any obligation to protect
Jall." them. AD Aid Fm hid no, "leaal. moral
"l take tblt u a ptl'IODI} sJur," or etblcal" oblllatkln'to protect them.
npUed Fart, lll1iltc It waa· DOI a cau. of Queltloned agalo, Farr aald, "The two
..-., lo beool• a martyr, and the attomeya Involved liive 'lmplcftd and
judp Ina lo wttb "martyr witboat 1 beaeecbed me not to diaclooe their Iden·
-" · tlty regardleu ol what tbey said lo .,_
"It ta a problem ol perlOllll CODSCleoce today." • ·t · '
llld pral..imial alhleo, not hlr the The judge. ealled 'Farr's 'assuraooe Of
pUrpole "' martJrlnc:, II Farr aald. 11I'm confidentiality "a misguided promise to ~ one who lmlnn and :ioo do DOI." someone not eotitied to such a promlle."
Mailing Yule Packages
On ~aturday? Humbug!
By CAROL MOORE or ••Del~,..,....,
HA VE YOU EVER mailed a package OD Saturday?
CGnalder lhla the neat time a postal rate lncreaae II proposed.
We took -btmdlea to the lelf....-vice taland at Barbor Canter, wdgbed
them and llarted our ....,tunt lnlo b1iJ>er malhemallcs
IDd sbcrter temper.
'Ille air mall price for poctqe No. I was fUI and
look I lot ol llcklng.
Luckily we remembeNd the obortcul for multlplyln1
by 11 (1dd the digits and put the sum In the middle), ruled Ii> with &, 2 and I-centers and almost 81DOlhered
the addrea sticker• I 1 •
OD In package No. 2 which needed 15.27.
-Wll Piil' IN fl.05 !or the best comblnanllca ol stampa.
Nolblnc bappeoad. BelteYlq 1ambllng macblDea are not allowod 1l' Calllomll,
... tried again. Ditto. . .
Parbapa another slot. Minus 411 cenls.
: We ftportad tbe Joa on the one.way phone to ao empli>ye wl\o doubted
-lhot we loll lhlt mudl ._: Aller dutllUI lllterTollation, he ..,... lo Ibo
reflmd -"lll llllDpa wh1eb we will mall lo your home lddrels." ..
OU!' OF CHANGE, we decided to at leut mall packafe No. I ool,y lo
read that the 1ut plck<ip Wu an hour ago.
· The loregolng ·-• In a colwno brings crltldam 1bollt "deflllOI a whole lystem becauae of oae bad ezperlence." So we persevent.
00 to Faablon Wend llltlon where the $1 •lol Illa bean boalded c:loaed.
We made a trivial, unnecessary purdlue Ii> a llore, hoP1ol le 11'1 Iota
of obanlO but ....,, relerred to the -alllce -lor ·11 wonb of quarter-. •
'l'llll IT.IMPll caa out and Ille pacbfe ~ ptasterod.
. Bal Iba pol'Oll ._ door wu either locked or Jammad. We lel!'Cbad
Ibo ..-for am' -clue. Tiie -ol a -.Utterad card said ~:: 11::.T.:-t 11 lllrcb street --
Wa -IM ..... lid two _, penonable •emnnpio,..--lhe 11111 :ioo
itrplal lo lllld II a J""" poal oftice. They "99 ID a.-by lhe awarm
· ti ._ that lllOJ ftllbad tbe-pockage again to be ue.
"Oii, YOO WAHl'llD It fl) p llr mall:" Yes, that'a wbal 111 -llllnpa
. with~-' So much !or aendlnf homemade cooldetl to coUeco -le lo Ntt Yon
ll1CI Muaachuaetta. Nut time we'll romembar f!O poota(t plua Umo llld
..U..,.-lld -a cbect to he sPenl at a bakar)'. '
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Nixon Sets
N~~on A.ppoints Reshuffle
N·~w HEW ·.,H d Of Cabinet ea CAMP DAVID, Md. (UPI)-~!
I 8ACIWfPITO (AP) -Caspar W>.
Welnbereer becomea the aecood Callier·
nlaD '*-1 by ""8ldoot Nboa to tsokte
oae of Iba '""""'1 Jolla In ledenl .,..
emmeal: dllldlDC !be ~t ol
Health, Education and Welfare.
To tlw job W~r brinp 1 20-
year -ol try!nf'lo make _,..
'men! ..... -· and ec:onomlcal. First HEW secretary under Naon was
Robsf II: l'inch, who mlgned Iller a
hectic period ol tryiOI to ilrll>IJle w1tli
the maaslve bureaucroey of· tile ~ ment. ·
It came amid HEW em~e J:ritlclim
of FIDdl•a ~ of. t1!tf clejlll-L ·
Welnbelter1 a~ oaM"' of SU
Fnnrjlco, •WU\ state finance director
under a... 1tooahMle11an. when he left
Saeramenlo ln.the'lall <l 1191 te beoome
chairman ol the Federal Trade Com·
minion, r •
Fntm tbere,,he beoame•blditt"dlnclor
and then bead ol the Calttntit-leftl Olllce
ol Ma-1 and Budpt.
Nizon plcked Welnbqer to -
HEW Secrmry Elllott ~. who
wtU beatme aecretary "' -
Coastal Transit
Study Propo~
Dies in Senate
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A propo_sed
lllto-llu'-' sludy ol trmwportatlon
needs aloOI the Oranse County coastllne
died Monday In the Se!late Finance Com-
mittee.
Tiie .,._. by Aaaemblymao Robert
Burke (R.ffuntlncton Beach), wblcb had
already cleared the lo-'house, died
without a vote when no member of the
Finance Committee would make a mo-
tion for IPlll"Oval ol tbe bill.
"I'm not ID favor.of Cl'flltinC any more
state boards or CO"."mLnk>N," com-
mittee chairman Randolph Collier ([).
Yreka!, told Burke after be presented hla
billtotbl~uee... '~.
-aald a stud)' Is Dlllled -the <oastaI tr.eway recently was
deleted from the Slllo's Cmwp and ex-
pr-ay,.,_.,, bf'• 11111-bJ ..,._Dennis
CUpooter (R·N!!IPDfl Boldt).
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After leaving HEW, Finch beoame a
""'""1or to the l'r<sldent, a Jal> ba Is
leavinr -lo .. turn to Callfomta and a poaalble race !or govmm' or tbe U.S. Benale'ln 1174. . •
'Ille Nlinn Cabinet sbu111e lea,.. In
doobt the future of 1<rmer State
Asaemblymao John G. Veneman of M-; WltO baa been 1lllllel'IOmliro!
HEW lolr yoars. V-aald laat
-• he " llRly would leave ledenl
-In the·nen year or ao and ftl1lm to CallJcimta, ptlllibly In r1ID . i.r
Ueull!aanl ....... r. '
Weinberger Is a Harrlld· bn l!dtool
... ~ eleoled to ·the ~ • 8111 nutlJco I iD. ,1 llia: t• aDd ~ ,"1r..~·1n:tli.M.m~~··~ ~
Piii · lllto ti._ ahuetwe .of pvellllDllll1, ' IPNi"heodlna ........ -lion of the
afAtts's alailiollc beY...... CODlrol pro-
gram.
He . ala aemtd u lllte 8'publlean
cbalrman.
W$berpr, CODSidered a moderate
liepubUcaa, joined the Reapo ad-
ministration u dlroctor of 1 taslc force
on pYVlllll8DJal reorpnlsatloo. He then
served on Cnllfomla's "Little Bociver Commission. ..
He was ~ by Reagan for the state
!lnance dlreCtor'• )!>b, @Id beeame the
architect for Reacao economy p1'0fl"lllll,
• year after Jleocao look olflce.
Welnberier -adept at workinf wilh
Calllornla legialaton, many of lhom hla
fonner colleagues -escaped the
political controversy that ofteq surrounds
the lllte -cllle&. In the Olllee of Butiaet and Manqe-
mmt, be served l:lw•l'Jl!!\d>M he aarv·
eel Reagan -lo ·llndlnc'..waya to trim
wute from~ IDd to make it nm more . ,
lleqlD -Illa hem'. "at odds with HEW, lllhouab be baa said hla quarrel
WIS DOI wflh Rlcbardaoo but with
"bureaucrats" in the deputuAat who at
tl!!'OS attempted ,to lhwarl -of hla state w.tlare reform _....
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Machine Impolite
• LONDON <VUPI) -Firemen ruabed
lo .. olllce bOildln& In the IXily Strand
district _,. lo tbe aid of a it-year·
old strl w1-:bllr pt~ In an .ad· din&........ . -1' ~
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Nixon lnlilated hll ''new broom" policy
today by nsmlng Elllot L. Rk:hardlon to
be defense secretary· l!l :l!la aecood-term
Cabinet and budget -Caspar w.
Wo!nber(ar, a Call!omlao, to oucceed
Rlcbanlsoo u llOCreWy ol Hsallh,
Education an1 Welfarw.
Nim> alao announoed that Roy Aab, a
Call!ornla taasi_..,n and an advtaer
Oii IOVemmaDt reorpnlutlon, wtU take
Welnberler'a ptace u dlnclor of the Of.
ll<e of llanqement and Budtet.
' 'Ille major Cabinat ru!>ullle WU trig·
fered by tbe long anllclpated reolinltlon
ol Melvlo R. Laird u bead of ·the
Del11111 Departmeot..
' Nlxoo alao· bu ID!llber · lmmfdtate
Clblael -lo till, CNlted· bJ the reolpatlon of Geor(e· Rom.iey Monday
u ,-.iary of llooaln&-and . Urban
Jl6veJopment, I
A •w HUD•socrelMy la expected to be
nomed abortly -perbapa Wedoelday
when the Wltie HOllll said 1Urtber •l'-
poiolmenll would be anoouoced by the
President.
· Richardlon, 51. and Weinberger, ~'>.
have been In the Nlmt admlnlatration
since the outael In 1910.
~. 54, bu ~ president of Litton
h:duatrles and in·l9IO was tapped by tile
Pmldent lo• -hla Advloory C«mcU
on Government ReorganlzaUon.
Nixon's vrea secretary, Ronald L. Zloller lllDClllDCed tbe cbaoges. Ha aald they were "part of the Pr<oideot's broau
plan to bring fresh perspective and new
vllallty to Ille aeoood loor years of hla
administration.
"The President feels these lhne men
will be strong members ol an esecuttve
teun that baa u Its rnudata brlllClnil
about COD1truc:Uv1 cbanie -chqe that
wtU work -to build a better life !or ~
Amerlcanl," Zltaler said.
RICban:llOD, a naUve of Muaacbuletta,
-undenecretary ol lllte before being named HEW aecretary lo June, im.
Weinberger !lnl_. !""'~ Nlxoo as chairman ol the ·naera1 Trade Com-
mission, then moved Into White ll<iuae
orbit u depoty dlroctor of the Olllce ol
Management and Budget under Geor(e
P. Simla. Wbeo Shults was llllDed
secretary ol the TreuurJ, Welnbqer
WU proinoted lo dlroctor.
Laird's departun Is DO surprtae. He
publicly anDOUDCed lhla yur Iba! be
would '1ow out aa clvUtao bead of \he na-tlo!i'• de'-oatahll-It the end ol
Nlxcm11 ftnt term. .
DAILY PILOT J
Chief1
UPIT_...
NEW DIF!NSE CHllF
HEW Secretary Rlchordton
Arizona Court
Awards 'Social'
Damage to Wife •
PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) -'Ille Arizona .
supreme Court baa ruled !bat women, u
well u men, can collect damageo U -'
husbands C8D DO longer prvvlde -
services because of an injury IUfftttd
tbrouih nqllgence on the part ol 1 lhlrd
peraon.
Under Arizona law, consortium
damages prevloualy could be colJected
ooly by the lllSband.
A woman SUprerne Court Juatlce,
Loma Lockwood, wrote the unanlrnoua:
-Monday 19vo1v1n& Mr. and Mn.
Glen Bradlbaw, li>jllred In an auto ac-
cldent lhree~qo.
'Ille BradslllWI _, a $2111,llOO Judl-
ment from the city of GleDdale, con-
tendlntl the l!Cddent -cauaed by ID unmarked dirt moond built by the city.
However, Mra. Bradallaw said the
amount wu awanled ooly !or bnln
damage her lllSband aullered and claim-
ed she a1ao waa entlUed to .......Uum
darilages.
'Ille SUpreme Court IClloo revened a
lonr court declclon and aent lhe cue
back 1o super1or Court to ~ 11ow
mucll lhe womao abould he anrded.
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Despite Mercury Marquis Brong ham Look of Luxury and Rich-
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SEE ONE . . • . TRY ONE . . . BUY ONE
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Specialist In tull main!•
nance leuing I Bame Of 1" Ntw Car , , , ue.1 ... r-..• =-·,"'--. _hnson & son Deme Of 1" Ntw Car. , ••
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D.S. Jet.s Hit S. Viet Areµ.Kil~ing 1~
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Councilwoman
Has Her Say
M. & MS. AMERICA DEPT. -Nol
long ago I devoted this space to the com-
plexities of the New Female movement
and what do you call them when they get
into politics. 1 mean, other than, ''Hey,
You ... "
'The question arises because many of
the Female Persons now serve on city
councils where people are called coun-
cilmen, on grand juries where other peo-
ple are called foremen and even in Con·
gress. where they are called con-
gressmen, among other things.
Anyway, many of those within lhe New
Female ranks oppose titles that eod in
"men." So I listed a number of ladies
now in public office and how they reacted
to all this.
ONE SUCH PERSON listed was
Gabrielle "Gaby" Pryor. who serves on
the councilmanic body in the new city of
Irvine. I suggested that she felt "coun-
cilman" still remains the proper title for
a City Council figure, despite the male
SAJOON (UPI) -Sis American jet
flibter-bomben ~lallf bombod •
poptl).lted .... ..... Ibo ...... South
Vietnameoe cooet "*J, ldWntl at 1eut
19 persons and IDjurlllc :II, Ibo U.S. com-
mand said,
The command al4 two, Alt Force F4
Phantoms and (our Navy A7I droppod
useveral" 50l).pOund bolMI In an area
about 211 miles west of the town of Hot
An, about 35'1 miles noc1h of Salion and
about U miles llOUth ol Do Nang. The
command aald the jeta _.. Oytnc
mlsslons supportq South Vietnamese
ground 1""'5 at the time.
THE COMMAND aald tt wu not lm-
·mediately lalown how Ibo jell ~
to mistakenly bomb tlie area.
Farlbor lo the nor1h, a !loath Vlei·
namese drive to tteaplur< loot ground In
Quang Tri Pn\flnce bel<n cledullloo of
a ce...,.flre boQed down In tho face Of
heavy North ~ countera-.
The staDed government drl .. toward
the Demilltarued !lone (DMZ) in Quang
Tri, South Vietnam's northernmost prov·
ince, came despite massive air support.
The U!S. command aald 41 1!52
bombers in the past 14 houi's dmnped an
estimated 2,400 tons of exploolves on
Communbt positions -all' but thtte ol
the big planes hitting within 10 mn .. .,
Quang Tri City -and 141 tactical air
strikes wue flown In the flve.p-
northern region, most of them 1n Quang_
Tri.
UP! CORRESPONDENT Donald A.
Davis reported that government marines
connotation to the title. . 1 •
I was wrong. Dead wrong. Trouble ,-German Officers
was, I hadn't been privy to the latest ~
caucus held by the lady politicians where ·
in the whole issue has apparently been
settled.
Therefore in a communication almost
straight from the inner halls of the
caucus room, Ms. Pryor set me straight
thus:
"I just read your column on what to
call council persons. and I want to set the
record straight about my personal
preferences.
"TH E ORANGE COUNTY Ladies'
Caucus met recently over soft drinks and
happened to discuss this very problem.
Most or us felt the term "Councilwoman"
~d be legally permitted for two
reasons. First. we want to make other
women feel welcome in government. The
term "Countj.lman,'' while perhaps
defensi1>le as a generic ooun., tends to
conjure up in people's minds the image
of a crusty, crafty, cigar smoking
politico. "Councilwoman," on the other
hand. calls to mind the picture of a crus-
ty, crafty, Ttparm...moklng politlco.
"Second, we are experiencing some
difficulties in being properly addressed
by those who seek to do business with tUS.
We have lound thal those wbo haft ml
met us (and some who have) persist in
addressing us as 'Mr. Gabriel Pryor,'
'Mr. Francis Wood,' and 'Mr. Norman
Gibbs' and even 'Mr. Lewis Allcita.'
"IT ISN'T THAT WE mind so much,
but our husbands tend to resent it,
especially after being dragged to one of
those banquets where 'councilmen a.od
their wives' are asked to stand.
"So, Tom, I think you see our problem.
Wben the chairman says, 'All right,
gentlemen, what's your pleasure?' do we
leer or abstain? When our hwibands go to
conventions with us, must they attend the
:;pauses' fashion show?
' ''WHEN SOtrrBERN California F.<:lison
Invites us on an all-night campout, do ·
they know what we really are???
"For t.be above reasons, I prefer to be
called 'councllwoman.' Probably we
should all be addressed as 'council
members' and leave everybody guessing.
But that wouldn't be nearly as much~
fun ."
* So there you have it, folks, in one coun·
cilwoman's opinion. You ml g ht have
known that the ladies would have gone
into caucus somewhere and setUed the
whole affair.
THEY MAY, however, still have to
contend with the problem Councilwoman
Pryor cites when the Southern California
Edison Company invites them all to a
.stag campout. Until then, the matter
rests.
I hope. Sigh.
Nab Two Gunmen
After Shootout
TRIER, G<rmany (UP!) -Two
sbarpshooters today !reed a newspaper
reporter hostage in a guns.hop in ex-
change lor $12,500 ransom and a last
getaway car. But police captured them
before they could get out of town In their
iin.mile-per-bour Mercedes.
One of the gunmen, .... -In the leg.
A police announcement said both ol the
unidentified gunmen, wbo C I 11 e d
tbamelves "Peter and Paul," bad been
picked up "about an boar" after the deal
that had ended I 2f.llour siege ol their
hideaul, a gun ·store In downtown Trier.
THE ANNOUNCEMENT aald both
men had been captured within the city
limits of Trier, a tjty of 90,000 population
about a pUles Imm the Lw<embourg
border. r"' ·•
The two gumnen. waving their ransom
money as they sped away, freed reporter
Horst Reher of the newspoP"f Bil<!' wbo
had volunteeied to BtC!iDd in for a ~
of five seized aa their first bootage. They
did so after betni promJaed nnaom, •
getaway car and an hour's bead start.
Poli<e said ooe ol the men jumped out
of the ·oeeing car and ourrmdered _.
fully in downtown Trier, when DDeOOe
recogni1.ed him.
THE OTllER MAN sped u far u a
clooed ·railwa~ pie, pql<Rd
and drove lnlo Trier airport In .. elfwt
lo find a way out ol town. There, polli:e
said, he sbol ii out with pul'llllnc olllcen
and rec:eived I leg '""1Jld that "'IUired '·
hospital "atlelllion. .
They bad belil ~. II, bootage -early morning In the gumbop, whicb they
bad raided Monday .nm-. He bad
volunteered to lree • lemale bootage ~
earlier.
The unidentified gunmen, al!<Jul 25
years old, entered the shop about 4 p.m.
Monday, shot · and , wounded owner ,
Hermann Weber and blazed away at ar-
riving police contingents. Weber dashed
free but the men held his wife, Ka~thi. t
36-year-old mother of five, overnight and
demanded 1156,250 'l'llllSOm. Their ransom
demand dropped to $31,250 and then to
$12,500.
At 1 :45 a.m., they released Mn. Weber
in tl:cbange for a volunteer hostage, a
reporter Horst Reher of the tabloid
newspaper Bild. Reber ia 28 and a
bachelor. 1
figbUnc oer-m1lea -of Quq Tri 1tportod • llartll N-n Ill klllatl ..
City, 4.15 nillel -of Solpa, appear to the pora~ d•-11 ~"Ml•
have been ~ lllelr tracU a1nce ,Jleld. •
they l'oeDad I v-=,,. ..,.it . 1n t1io • -...... _.. '1olnom.
over the 't!l'ltnl U.S. Jell Dow• -ID'* 11 lloan In Central RllN-flgblln( todiy · andlna .i I l>JIL """'"1, tbt• U.S. _.
about 43 miles uat ol Plelltu, Con> ' IDllld aald. ftlt wu lwlco Illa -of Ibo mum.ta ambulbell a &Mh v~-put two di.ya but only • llllb ol the :11111
supply coovoy al '1110 4,llO>lool.JIJP An !IPwn llOY, lt 'llllell tbt-lbor -bll-Klle ...... -.,.., eltllll truc:U .... ter.
d...ainl • "'"ti.~ olbera, mlll!arY • ' •
""""""' aald. ,_u llilod ~: ..:.:i~ v1e1namese -3 More Deaths
The spot ts on HlchlraY 19, w!llch wu
closed lor m weeb In llarcb and April
by Norlb vi.:a.-ambush tooms.
Intelligence ~ l!ldicale the Com-
munbta may be -.C back Into the
11'11, the sources uld.
SAJGON 1'.AllA..--S flgblln( ....t -
of Highway I hom-Quq Tri Qty to the
provinclal boundary 10 miles llOUtb 1ulve
y<I to gtt ...... In the -drivel,
which began two weeb ago. The inartn<o
have advonced about two mllel along a
front aeven miles wide.
Both outllla 1ulve been up agalnol bar-
••1"9 of up to 3,400 artlllery and ~
sbella In the province -dl,y. '11ill Is the heaviest .. 1belllng alncO tbe. eon,.
munlsl offemlve opened In Quang 'Tri
Province eight -..... -the mu1mum sbelllng totaled 3,IGO rounds •
day .
Davis reported that despite the belvy
U.S. air and naval gunfin! bombardment
of North Vietnamese gun emplacanents.
Communbt gunners f!red a total bf 1,$00
rounds Into marine and pantroop posi-
tions In the 14 hours ending al dawn to-
day.
GOVERNMENT CABUAL111!!1 In the
Quang Tri fighting in the put 14 hours ..... rm. marines and eiglll pantroopers
killed and 51 marines and 4 2
pantroopers wounded. Tbe marines
In N. Jreland •
Border Strife
BELFAST (UPI) -Heavy flghllnc
brote out_, ... the-·-between Ullter .Ind tbt lrilh R«ptNAc,
the Briltslb Army lllllOUDCOd.
An ~ In I -In the 8'lpide Roman CidlOlle,'-of ~1y
killed lwo yoalha, pollee aal4, and -
l!"ltcenin died in I n>cbl -on a Police ,._ al ~ 41 m11p
loutbftllt Of ~I).
THE DllllATllS 1i!OU8bt the ton . for
-!~ ,.... .,_ In Nortbern lrellind lo Ill deod.
"lt~u~thewbolelmler
bu cauatit llllibl. • • Brlllsb Army
spof ..... n a.id: 11We are ftghtibg ~
balUes from -U. and 110Utb ·of the
border and we are up to our ey"' In it at
the momenL" ..
. The batlill In vlfioul -.mag,.
started -two ·--Oii poli<e posts at Beu.et and al Strabane, •
bonier vlllqe In Coomly Tyrone • milel
-rl· Belfat:
THERE WAS aloo an uplooloa In a
Catholic -in tbe Old Parlt'road. North Belfast. Tbe blut occumd Dell to
·~tlcbool
·-. ~ aloo ltnd an !"!!'Y
veblcle chedpo1nt neei''N-. llO mUiea IOUtb of lllDdnndet I), a border
pollce station at Q<wma.,..,, ·:Ill milel
futher -and.an army pool outside I
ldlool In the. Old Parlf Rood -of
Belful: '
-caused any talllallles, the ll'lllf Aid.
"Today's rocRt -are cibvloallly
all put of • ""° plamed _,.tioQ, ....
army apo>-nw Aid.
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Legalize .. Pot~
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Consumer Union Rerommench. li
WASlllNG'.J'ON (UPI) -Comumera u ..... baa ......,.!'l""led complete
lepllzalloo of marl~ aaylng IUcb
---........ to -people by ••arrmt, CllllYk:Uon and imprW"nll!IJt
for marijuana .-...
"We do not ncon•oeod lepµatkll.
-.... believe that marljuw Is,
'safe' or, 1bannlesl.' " the independent,
nonprollt orpnhallon said In a lea&hl' ~ Mondaf Oii q .aae. ' .
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BI8ck Youth SUrrenders
Tllll: -u .... ~.
aald Iba!--·---Into tile life otyte of, a wlmlwl -
-. ml racconn-lbel lllaJ ba
allll!'to --llpll:f.' I~ Nl'li''"' • « II . tMt I I ..,,, .. ' . ·. ..... ~ ' °'\ '. I • ==and-'" .. -~ .......... DlldlceJ·•' s'=-·• '
. ln:_Pon~a~ ·Shooting of 5
r i 1•· I ' .
a carefuOy planned uperlnmalol ~
But of mar!Juana. It.aid: "Ira·-
too late to -the-· llar\llllnA ..
here to atay. 'No -In .. lon:ement _..,, can curb I llj
availability." f.
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PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) - A 16-year<>ld
boy aumadered tbrougb bis atlnrney to-
day in connocllon with llhoollno that
-live Pontiac Centn[ lligb Scllool eopbomores, .... aerlwsly.
Poliee aaJd attorney Albert Hatchell
broligJrt the boy to Ookland County
J.-U. Court
The youth's name was not , re1eued,
bul poUce aaJd be would bau an Im-
by Edward R. Finch, uncle of President
l!lbon's ·-Jn:law, aald Monday It would
alnrt down-aez«lmted -atom, peep =~'::1"n::"S:::~111 Nixon to Visit
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Find! Is Ibo unde of Edwanl Floch ~~~. o1 Preaident Nlxoo's Eg·'.Vnt, Israel . !.
A spokesman for the Finch Corp. aaJd ;;; r '
the 11rs1 s11u1ter1nr would occur in the N S • i: neztfewdayawhenthe~yelsclo&o ext pring ,.
E ) eel down. Tbe "-1Jve leatum aex . . • .., 1. , ) ,flf SHORT... boob and • liva peep ~-BEllM' (AP) -Pl-Nl-i"'! -' -' . -EOPl•·-·-......... tjo .... .,1.,., _.. ______ ., • seru.e s., em 11e1ru1 _per An Nabar:._w. t;:
,. ,modlale i.ort..1o determine wllelber. be NEW YORK (UPI) -Four Eaal Coast-cfiY-!rom Wlll!ld>IML -I
"" tboald be trW on charges gtepupin& IJlanta makiq Wonder Bread and · ~
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GrimDefwis
A pilot's helmet rests among
tire debris of an F • 106 fighter
plane which crashed Into a
wooded hillside near Novato,
after takeoff from Hamllloll
Air Force Base Sunc!Iy. The
Air Force pilot, Capt Michael
D. Burmeister was killed.
from the ibooa..p Manday. liOsteu ._ alall down today ., a · The paper llllid Nillll; In ,....,. 1111 , w-aaJd the ~ lollond an llrtke 11y -'*' of the lntematiollal -trip, boped lo -......, • "•man~
apparen\ confraotalloo Monday between . Bakery and Coaleclloiwy Workers peace In the Middle -aa well u ~
black and white pupil> In the aw.dee! Unlm opreod from the West Coul. lllllL" It addod tbal 'la coWd .a!lo i.
courtyard during a claaa<bange period. Tbe lour planla, two In New Yor'< Cl\y, motiVated by an 1ncru*iciU'8. -1ir
one In Eut Brunawict, N.J., and ·-Arab oil I·
,In Natict, Maaa., were -tbla mom-n,; ~ ~I WbHe ·~ ...... ea-R•••r
, LONDON (AP) -Tbe Dolly Expmt
r!pOrted 'l!>da1' Iba! -BonMml found rd1lge In ArpnUna tn .1941 by
paying .. mllllm to --Juan D. Pmn. Bui a ...,._.. fer
Peron aald earlltr tbal Arpnttna'I
lonner ruler knew nolhinc about Hiiier'•
wartlmecleputy,
,,. &>ja• pabllolled the -of •
Inc by about 1,400 -.. _. •.._.,_ • ·&n..:W:. fai--ID '.Ille 111r1te ap11111 eoa~-rrr -----· b¥<r1 of w..... BrNd aad , Hoatea the Middle l:UI In wlllc!'411:' P.P.1'111dl' 1•11'-111
CHea ---tile-·· de-visll wwld flaure I*' • .,,, ,.
mane! for·•·-lnHay wor1:.' Bui. more llibllal ...... 'Illa U.
net lo""'""" tbe lradittonal spilt days Heigllll, F.cYPI'~ -... -of ..
olf.-~ .... s.tm.lay ~•I moot trlllon ....... tbe .-Cllal. --i.
bWrlea. · u-Soviolmllllaryallllo~ ....
Storm Hits South Plains
nv.--a1 ar\ldel by apy e1pert • &.,.. Opertl&tell
IHlalN "'""°'-In Ille flnt arllde WASIUNGTON (UPI) -Dodan at a d-Bcam II llllll llllve al the... New 1-, C-., boapttal ~ 10: ~ bal -fivtnc -early llntl 'FBl)Jlteclor ll P,atrldl: 'Gray is
o"'"'1 :~ ~ "!r:' -.. pod ,._ after .-rptng
-Ibo U.S. pie. AD·---·,
Tbe-rt-'···..-1a Cairo-·--.,._,...
"We don, -..,..... -lllat·at ' all," aaJd • top EgypClaD ofllelal;
A U.S. .n,i-I· ~ '"l:oa m0J qaole
na ~Fl that la a , W!7 I~
Arctic Air Brings Snow, Wind, Driving Hazards
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• ~---In Berlln In tile .' ::r.r1~--llolpltal ~ -~ day for......., or wn, from a rup-
llnal daya of the -· and afterward land _... be -during World
there ...... -'reporta tbal ba War n -duly: An FBI ..,..... died In the flcllllnl, dlocf a pr-In man aid the _.lion wu -.i in
-and~ lo -America. -.. tile,-
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vat 65. NO. 333, 3 SECTIONS. 40 PA&ES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1972 N
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Battle Brewing. on Oceanfront Bike Trails
By WILLIAM 8CIUIEIBBR
OflllD* .......
A ballle II brewiDC over bib trails
aJoa& NewpO<I -·· ..... -· · · Tbe cjilestliio: SliOUld _..)le able to
ride their bicycles oloog lbe entlr<,Jive-
mlb leoglb of lbe ocun Imm Peninsula
Point to 1be 8aD1a Ana RI~?
Yes, Sil' two municipal advisory crouPI who contend the complete bike
path II ..... 11al to the city'a proposed
muter plan of bilte trails.
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No, BIY beacbftout homeowners who
walll Dnlhllll to ... with • tnll they. claim
will -their way al Ille.
Same Mcrde -already lte threllelllal'to -the dly'1D ~ u It
-to estend lbe alltlDi tbrte-mile t".all thal runs 1-E S!Nl In 8'Jboa lo ~ -In West Newport. ' Led by Mayor Donald McJmia of \\'ett
Newport Ad V1co Mi)'or -..I flolers
•al. Balboa, the city ..-i recently
deleled a ~ to ezlend the bike
trail Umluih West Newport from a list of
city pork priorities.
The council aolt-pedaled the ocllon,
11ytag lllCh 1 trail needJ more stud)'.
MclnDil.end Racers, however, make no
booes about wm11lng to t.ep the tr8iJ out
ol the areas tbfy repreaenl Both have
said it sboukln't be built ·and both have
vowed to ftabt' any eUOi:ta to include it in
the bib trail meter plan.
They are opposed by the Citizens Bicy-
cle Trails Committee and by what one
Parks, Beaches and Recreation com·
missioner calls a majority of bis panel.
Both groups are strongly in favor of
the ocean front trail and their Spokesmen
say_they JOn't bick down e_ven if it
melll! filing suit.
Mcinnis argues that the trail is not ori-
ly incompatible ~llong West Newport 's
eroolon-prone beach, but also Int·
practical. •
"I am unwilling to see any more Jf our
beaches get paved over ," he said.
"Besides, the beaches come and go with
big waves in West Newport IDd any pav-
ed trail there would just disappear."
Mcinnis also said there are o:her
forms of recreation -sucb as volleyoall
and football -that would be shouldered
off the beach by a paved trail.
He denied that be Is being parochial in
his atUtude toward the trail.
"I've been accused of being mayor of
West Newport, but that simply isn't the
case and certainly not the reason l op-
pose this trail," Mcinnis said.
''I would very much Uke to 'see ~me
kir.C of trail to the river but I think it t.n
to be one running down the streets and
alieys and not the beach," he said.
Rogers agrees with Mdritii$' analys1s
of the beach trail extension idea aa it al>"
plies to a link from the E Street ternunus
to Peninsula Point.
"Our beach is a lot wider so there iln't
much chance of erosion," Rogers said.
IS.. BICYCLE, Poge Z)
'Newport Warning
6 Traifur Parks Get .5-day Notice
If L ril&k XRIBG
Of .. Dlltr "" -Six Newport Beach trailer parks that
city ofticlaJa aay have made no attempt
to meet beslth Ad safely codes today
were given live days lo D*I all state
standards or tell It to the judge:
"We blve PQSted siJ: trailer courts· with
notices declaring tblm lo be public oul>-
ances," said BuUdiog Supervilor Robert
Jack V allerga Appoiµted
Orange County Assessor
By JACI: BllOBACI:
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.!act P. Vll!lerp today wu afl!IOlnled
asiem for Orange Coonty. Vallerga
will a-.d Andrew J. Hinshaw who In
·November ... eleclad lo ~
Vallcrp IU .. ..., Jao. L
Vallerp, ill, II a -al Mlalm
Vlolo, lit ... -.• -dOpaly
I I IN fir tile plllt ..... ~-!::'" ~, ...... -ii-... ~
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... iar'ltte ----Ille A'•rnetla ec.mty a•essw't office for
eJi)ll yean.
V,allerp 111ended bolb-UC Berteley
and USC. He boldl a degfte In eaglneer·
Ing from Berkeley and attended poat
graduate -at USC. He and bll -, Madelon, baV. two
.cblldren, JICI: Jr., I graduate al UC
Santa Barbati Ad Pomela, a Miiiion
Vlejr lllgb School -· Tbe appointment of V allerga wu ap-
proved by the coonty Board ol Supervio-
'"' unanimously. A previool motion • by Supervisor
-Baltln to ..... the deputy useuar to an acting posilioa for six
montba wblle a search wu made for a
pi!rmaoeot -!ailed In I 3-2 vote.
DllU\.'I' Pit.OT ...........
GETS Hllf$HAW'S JOB
""'Atl1111r Val ......
·V ersailfus Settfunien·t
Due t.o Suit Thre(lts?
Newport Beach COtJDCilmen may bave
been tnlluenced lo approve lbe aeUle-
111<11t al the 112.7 million Venallles denf.
lty -by the threat al personal lawsuits against them, City Attomey
llellnll O'Neil said Monday.
"It may bocmle dlllicult for a coun-
cilman lo keep '!" "'""' .tmblaae<I, un-\Jrejudlctd mind Ill, enlerlni Into a 11e111 ..
-agreement when they let! there Is
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aome threat of pmonal liability," O'Neil
aaid.
O'Neil, speaklntl during the afternoon
""'8ldl study -. did not draw a di-
rect r-!nm llt)' C<IUl1Cllnwl lo bis' ""1Ulrks.
Councilmen bad met In a baallly called
special meellat Niw. 1' Ad --an agr-that IOI the deftfoper al lbe
Versallleo on the Blulls aputmenls lo
drop bll anlt In relum for the city re-
lulng ..... of lbe ~ Oil the de-
velopment.
The' suit bad beet! llled cinly .... day
previous ·to that special meetloc.
It .... liter lwned tbal -Pock·
. eDPl"lh,. •"-Y ·hr -. Donald
Sebo!£, had 1111t ·clli' attomer O'Neil a
copy al a --federal civil rtihb
ccmplilnt . that Poo ....... said -• • cllmt -lbtnklnl aboot llllng aplnat all ltveD clty cc.-u .......
O'Noll ,,..i Ulen are two lblnp coun-
"e!Lw can do lo """'· -kinds of ~-ln·tbe(ature. .
lie •ill the <111'• --policy pro. lectJnc leClllatm -by ColllCilrnen can be ..-to cover IDJlblng they
do In ,their role • cltJ olftclllll.
He allo Ille! the ClOtlllcll can lldopt •
-larmaDJ boldlng ID council-_.,.....,. --' Ualllllty u
Ibey .,. ldlaf In tflelr role • dly al·1 -~ -ed O'lleU to m I 11
willl Iba clt1'I -• ..... .. . delcmlnl what ltlnd of polldll ...... .. . -Ot111o,.--1n111e-.
Fowler. "U they don't make all repairs
within five days, we will start filing legal
ectioil .••
'!be six parks are Lee Haven Trailer
Part~· Z!MO W. Coast Highway; Deluxe
Trailer Park, 2912 W. Coast Highway;
Bay Shore Trailer Park, 112 W. Coast
llig!Jny; Lido •Village, 7llO Lido Parle
Drive; Ebb Tide Mobjle Home Park,
1560 Placentia Ave., and Beach and Bay
Mobile Horne Park, 'l20t W. Coast High-
way.
Fowler said the owners and managers
of the parks posted were the only ones
who reluaed to cooperate with the te<'ellt
city councll·initiated crackdown on all
trailer parka within Newport Beach.
"We ,,;,it notices lo all of them 311 days
ago ·that said they must conform lo the
standards," Fowler said.
T.HIS IS SAl\IDY'S DELUXE TRAILER PARK , ONE DF SIX CITED BY CITY INSPECTORS If' Nliwpo<I BNch, tt. 'Hoot 11 AppllM In Counci'-dered Crockdown on Viol1tion1
"We lint 111:ed 'them lo bring their
'*glsters up lo dale and lo state all their
lots. • .
'"!be ones that have cooperated a n d
-Ibis ft did not poat," be said.
,F-'-said 11 ... ~ID!der ~-.... r11t·lfi . . a.
.... -..mi... ..., tile ·~ ...... -......... ~ daJI. . .
Fowler won rfnewed arcb lelbeftt tor the~ from councllinen MOi;tcl'ay.
"We baye yery ....-oondiliona In lD8Q1" tbele parts, .. be told them, "and
we have Uerted aD ~ managers and
OWDell that we are 'lflr1 aerloua."
"We wut very mucb to cooperate with
(See TIWLEl!8• Pogo 11
Pilot Will List
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Price, Earnings
Tbe D/.ILY .PILOT today adds a
dimension to dally lloek market reports
with lhe addition of a "Pri~"
(P·E) rallo.
The ratio ls a quick indicator of a given
ccimmon stock's posiUon tn the market.
It Is computed_ by dividing the last
reported sale price by the latest 12-month
'"' ,,1ngs of lbe company. •For eumpJe, a company whose last
sale price was $.10 per ahartr with net in·
coqie of 12 per abare reported for the
last year bal a P-E of 15.
The P·E baa been reported in lbe
weekly summary of stock activities
publlsbed In the Saturday editions of the
DAILY PILO'I·.
Today's stock tables are on Pages .i.0-
11.
W ate~ Looms as Key
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Tiir{fl~ ·IJeve~p.ment
Newport Bftoh thinks it's found a ·way
to make sure it can control the develop-
ment of llie prvpOsed 1311 million ~ter·
oriented .amusement •park at Newport
DU.nes tjlat, undCrstaodably. ls robe call·
ed .Water .World. ·
"11'eYI1 have to come to us for water,"
Councilman Carl K;ymla declared Mon-
day.
The city legally bas no authority to ap-
prOve or disapprpve the 70-acr.e project
.on the shores ol, Uppe1 1 Newport Bay
because Orange County owns it. County
property is ·eiompted from local building
controls._._:~· 1 •
But Kio¥a,• saying he ls u~t by the
apparent arrogance on the part of the
1dcveloper and the county over the ex-
emption, said:
'1The Dunes people have· said they
•don't need the review and approval by
Olll' city.
"W'ell, I can 't accept that, quite frank·
ly. "nley bave to come to us for water and
sew.en and road .access and many other
kinds "'',municipal services."
Kymla said he lj!ao lhinkl the city baa
the right ~ under the recent Friends of
Mammoth court. decisiun -to require an
environmental impact repart on the proj-
ect. · "And we'll certainly have input for the
pending Proposition 20 review board,"
Kymla said.
Under Prop. 20 .:. the C<J!lllal lniUalivc
-a regional commission will have
ultimate authority to appr.Jve or reject
development near the coastline as of
Feb. l, 1973.
Kymla said the city might also be able
to control the project uncl~ ·: a new state
law that says all development must be in
conformance with a formal master plan.
He said the OUnes property is not map-
ped for intensive recreational use.
"We've got a lot ·o( handles on lllis
thing," Kymla. said, asking' the city
manager to prepare a report that wiJI
specifically enumerate them.
Plans for the development of the long·
do~t parcel were announced last
week by a group of investors who
"""1Uy pulchasM the lease oo lbe prop-
erty.
Newport Dunes officials Slid they Jn.
tend to build two ~room hotels, a
vlriety of thrill rides, !I.I: restaurants, an
ampb.itbelter, ·a shopping comples: and a
parking lot for 3,000 cars.
They predicted the park would attract
aome 2.5 million visitors a year."
Newport Council Action
COUncllmen did not come close to tak-
UW a stand on the project, one Way or
the other, but Mayor Donald A. Mcinnis
also aslced the city staff to "get the
background" ol the project to help give
cuuncilrnen an "overview."
Vice Ma)'OI' Howard Rogers indicated
he thinks be knows how certain county
. olli<Ws feel about the project.
"Whert does our Filth District
Supervilor statld," Rogers asked, refer-
ring to Ronald W. Caspers, a Newport
(See DIJNES, l'lge II
Here ia a brief rundown of major ac;Uons laken by Newpor:t Beach COW\.Cil· '
men Monday: ) ·
Surfer 's Find
Woman's Body
In West Newl)ort
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The bodY of a pretty brunette woman,
clad ooly In a pink Jong-sleeved blouse
and black bra, washed shore early today
in West Newport.
Newport Beach police said the woman's
body was dl.scovered by aurlen: So far,
they bave been unable to ideoUly the
victim.
Coroner'§ deputies lndlcate4, the wom-
an's body bad been In the ocean lbaut
six hours, mating the time of entry 1
about midnight.
Investigating officers .Indicated Wives
carried the body ashore ,. 31th Street
Beach abotll 1:15 a.m. Tiiey sai<flbere
were no Immediate signs of foul play.
Detective Sgt. KeJl!lelh Thompoon de-
scribed the victim as a · female white
adult, about 30 yean ~-Sbt wu five
feet, eight inches tall and weighed 145
pounds. She bad brown eyea and abort
brown hair.
Olllcers bave spent the day ltnoctlng
on doors in the West Newport area In
an attempt to learn the identity ol the
victim.
So far , they have found no clues.
Cotvner's deputies have declined to
speculate on a passible cause of death,
pending completion of an autopq. The
autopsy was scheduled [or late today at
Pacific View Mortuary in Corona del
Mar.
Nelrport police Sgt. Dooald Burdsall
said immediate klentificalion of the wom-
an may be a problem since most law en-
forcemef!,t agencies won't take missing
persons reports on adults until Ibey blve
been missing for more than 24 boun.
Olllcers aslced lbll any pe.-who
might be able lo Identify the vlc:tlm lo
cootsct the Newport Beach Police De-
partment. The telepbOne number ii m.
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WATEB WORLD -Let It be known Ibey think they do have ways lo con-
trol the pi.,....i amuaement ·park at the county-owned <Newport Dunes park
al the IOUtberly Up of Upper Newport Bay. Said lbe park will blve lo buy
waler arid sewer terviceJ from the city . Stars T ·raded
VEllllAILLES DELAY -Coolinlled until Dec. 18 any further consideration
al Plwe n al the Versailles nn tbe Bluffs apartments pending completion ol
• lralllc ltlld,y.
LIGBTS ON UDO -Approved a one-year conditional use-permit to allow
the Lido Isle Community Asaociallon to Ult Ughts on Ill tennis court on Via
Jucar.
FEDERAL REVENUE -Eodoned a propoaal by the Orange County
League of Cities that Orange County supervlJol'I share Its $10 mllllon al fed·
era! revenUHbarlng funds with cities.
• .TIWIA PllOBE -n.ard BuUdlilg Supervisor _, Fowler say IS
...., • ball 1 _, trailer plrlla In lbe city may blwe lo dole becaule
lbly11 -bo able to meet bealth and safety code requlremenll.
aJL~ c:Elll'Ell -Agreed with the City AN Committee lo Ilk the
·prinll Nowpoit Barbor Foundllioft lo wort more clooely 11lth the cit)'. In
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Robinson,, Messers mith Swa pped
HONOLULU (AP) -The Los Angel"
Dodgen traded veteran slugger Frank
RobiMoo ,and loor,other playen to the
Calllomla Anaoll lor pl1dler Andy Met-
aemnilh and third baaeman Ken McMul· Jen in a 1even player trade al bueball's
winter meetlrlgs today.
~cc:ompooyln& Roblnaoo lo the Angels
ire pltchm Bill Slnlltr and Mike Slral>
ler and lnlleldm BID GrsbarM>Wils and
Bobb'y Valonltnt.
The ••:r:,... lftP tool: II houn lo
necotiate -eompleeed earl1 todl1 by~_..-llsr)lllalleln
and A1 OOnpoato, "'""' ·~ d~
-al Ille Dotlpn. Rib ' an , If~ -and J'1 r""1'm'Jtb ,,.. .. , .... _ ..... tlwio.
couple of good yean lell He is 1 .,.......
performer and an out.standing leader."
"We have considered Meuersmith ID
be one of the best pitchen in the ma·
jora," C.mpanls said,
Robinson, a 17·year veteran, balled
.251 with 11 home l'Wll and ..... bolted
_,Jn In hll oolJI .. -•!Ill the Dodftn.
lie -traded lo Loo ""'"1es by IJaltj. more 11 the winter meellag lalt ""1·
He II the oo1J1 man In ma)ar tooaue
hlltory to blve be<n --..... i. player In both the N11bW m Amer!<
can flques and baa 1 caner Iola! al
NO llomO runs.
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fte,oamcll ti 2, .... ; ., •••
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111 o et Ille ·Vmtnn '.pro)la fll"'hC ....... tll ....... llalJ • ..,.._ •
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er lo lldd jitmdJ, ...t ...i --to our ~:' aaklbal•1 ••Rof1We • 1
sqtr wu 1-11 irttli a I.fl ERA llr
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Seate Aee.,ed
Coast Aide Hits
Freeway · ~Games'
Newport Buch Vice Mayor Howanl
Rogers Monday accused the Callfomla
Highway CQ.mmlsslon of pl.a~ "a cute
little game" with the state 1 ~
lreeway rtcht.of·WI)' prope:rtlea,
llogera aaid tht Calllornta Dlvlaion of
Highw1y1 ls doin1 everything It can to
delay disposing of the properties, despite
pressure from the Commlsskm on
California State Government a n d
No January
Draft Call,
Says Laird
Ecollomy (the LllUe Hoovu Comml•illa)
tc. sell them now.
He said the so-caUed "corridor
studies" propoood b7 lbe Hlghway Com-
miAion between the 1tate and tbe com-
mun!Uea where ll'eeways bave bOoa
delaled ii merely a slallllli technique.
"It 's a cute filtle game between the
Highway CommissJon and the Utile
Hoover Commission," he said.
"Tht 1tote ii avoldlnl the dwnplq ol
land by c1tun1 for theH ltudla." Roi••
said.
He and Mayor Dooald A. Melmlll llrl'
ed lbe clly ltalf lo 11podlla I lllld1
1lready under way lo doterm!M wllat
state propertlel tn Newport Beacb 11could
nol pooalb!y" bt uaed u trwportalloa
routes.
Then 11 about 111 mlll!Gn worth ol land
In Newport Boocb lbet the mto bad ~
quired for the l101Mlefllnct Pad& Colll
Freeway.
From Wlrt Services Mcinnis; said some of that land -like
w ASIDNGTON _ No one will be the old Lulherill Churcb property on
drafted btlo lbe anned 10..,.1 In Jonuary Cllll Drtva and 1be Iota alanc ltbtll Rold
and tho total draft for lbe first alx -<Ouldlt't coacalnbl7 bt -lor llD-
ll!Olltba or 1m wlll be le11 lhan 10,llllllc! ~ lhl.,."""'ball"":°""-mora Ullo
Dofll\M -ry Melvin R. Lain! Ill thal," be Hid. "'!'bl mta lllould pl rid ~t would mw lbe Iota! draft for of that land -ralber tlum Wllllnc for
fiscal yur 1m, which ends June IO, ·~"":.:"be~-=-·~
abou'l'bel IJI;~'";, scheduled lo e~lrt June eoopor1Uv1 lludla on prep1111ot 11111
•r mllht be -for -ourlact -
JOi..lrd uld be anUclpaled no l>l'Oblem :Ut thal lbe "-7 ii nol ..... lo be
m11n1 active duly force1 alter lliat dall M~lnnil Ital -......, bel'd for ei.
with volunleers. ty acquilltlon of ...tral of tho u-... However, be Kid, U Cooinll did not ed plr<ail _ fnc1w11n1 1be P1C111c Elle>
approve enllatment bonUlel for 1be Na· Irie rl&hHl..,I)' ID Wiii Ntwporl -lo
t!ooal Guard and lbe ......... Ibero ' be -for a.
m!cht bavt lo be • opeclai draft lftfr Aaatatanl ~Uc JVorkl Director ...
June Ill lo k e • P reaerve lorOOI up lo Nolan auller hid tOl4 COllllCll-lbal
strqlh. tho mto, In ellocl, ii llYIDC lbel Iba The reaerves and lllUd m: about atato _, balp 1oea1 C0111111111W.. oelva
411,llllO men short of autlioriled •IAllllh· lhe~ lrafllc probl11111 .,,._ lbe dllOI
Lain! Nld lnductlon1 will be opread oul all"O lo lbe lttldlll.
br.ween February and June Ill. ·Nqlan'• npon on lbe MW pol!ey
At an ttnlcheduled oew1 conference, adopted by ffllhway eonuru-. lrll·
tba aecretaey uld be WU confldenl of I lered Melnnil' cltmanda for I !nit
smooth trlUiUoa to an all·YOlunteer 11dtftnltlon" Of the trantportlUoft u_..
Anny but uld ht •llll ~ IOmt di!-rldor" In the cl'" and lbe tubllqulDI f!culUeo In recrullinl -h men for lbe " National Guard and Reserves once the blast from Rogeri.
pmsure of the draft I! ended.
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lllmn Want Palh1 ....... o...llen Du~leUL Will .. ttlo 11111111• T-""'"' Y!PllM! -'.(fut ''""'PY Plth!f •
Guillotine B 1mle Falls
On 2 French Murderers
murder of two JOlU1I brolhen. Tbe llulfel.Boitttftlpe affair became I
CRUM CJieix'e in Fruct ond durinl Buf•
fei'• trta1 at the Seine Rlver city ,,Jf
T!oyOI In east central France, onlookers
shouted "Put the scum to death.!"
France is ooe of the few Western coun-
tries to retain. capital punllbment. n.
president of tbe npubllc can set all4e •
death pe!)Dft7.
To date, Pompidou, who once told a
televiliOI) interviewer "I , ;un not a bloodtbtntJ man,'' bu 11ved five c.. ..........
Al Bulle! and Bontempa died, olflClala
-Pompidou Ill uida lbe dallh ...teoce for llobammod Llbdlrrt, coo-
~ for mul'!erinl • IUI driver.
Moscow Airport
Site of Japan
Airliner Crash
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BICYCLE TRAIL .•• .. .
"Bui let alone wbat this would do lo prop-
erty valuea, our grealest problem along
Ille beach Jl,11 been wbere bikers and
pedestrt-u . H
Ropra Uld a traH Is feallllll doWll Iba
ltnell ad alleys of Pmlnsula Polnl with
!like raeb al each street end so riders
can get onto the sand.
"But I just can, aee apendil18 111!0,llllO
oo new concrete over the beach wlten we
already bave enough problems wilh the
trall we bave," be said. "That money
cauld be bolter 1poot II I lot ol other
spots where rtdin« ls unsafe."
Bike trails rommiUee Chairman Arnie
Parker said the beneOta of !UCh a trail
far outwetp lbe problellll. 1111 pone! 11
strongly ,_,,....,.s1111 II be lalt lit lbe
plan.
"Thia ii a matter of lbe 1-of mony
evlJa and -.body ii pine lo hive lo
give in," Parker said.
"I.qally, since the beach is aclually a
state access road, &he state could come
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TRAILERS .••
them," be said, "but we do not intend
lo back down."
,
In bere and build a freeway If II wanted
too," he said.
Parker prodic!J residenta o! the city
will Ille a class action &ult lo pl tht lrlll '
built If lbe council rejecu It again.
"We ooutd sut tht <jtY for llGll or ac-'.
-and set Ille m1e 1o build a trail In •
lta l'08d corridor,'' he Ulll'ted. ·
Parker said his commlllee is ...u ..
aware of the lraffic problems along lbe ·
existing beach trail, but be said the ex·
lensiOll ii ltill the btll -· "Wt llttnk lhll ii ball for tht majorlly
of tho -" wbo Ull tho btloch," be
said. "As for the traffic, we have gone so
far as to rl!!COmmend a bicycle ban <fur. •
Ing the crowded 1U1M11r ...,Iha." ··
Parker sbarply crlllciled Mclnnil and
Roten for. their tutbendtnc altillldel ·
loward tbe trail.
"'!'be only narrow lltlng I ... there 11 ·
the politicians," Parker said In reference #
to Mclnnl!;' comments about the wtdtb of
the beach. "They are jolng lo wake up p,I
election lime lo lbe !act tblit the people
they're lbuolinl are lhek wlerl."
PBR. Commfssioner Rolly Puluki, a
Ntwport Beach architect, said he can't
speak for the whole panel, but believes it
•ill be stronlll' in favor 9! lbe trail
Nell Colegrove,
Contractor's
Widow, Dead
Hanoi Say" Chou Scores MOllCOW (UPI) .,. A Japoo Air LIDts
(JAL) Da jel with 71 pancmo aboard
crubed ln flames at Mo 1 cow' 1
llberemelaovo A1rporl lon!PI abartly
alter talroofl !or a flilbl lo Toll10, a JAL
spokesman lald.
,_ Hid lbe att(ludo of many pork
-baa - -of dlllntarat. ''TlllJ 1111 lbeY'vt iltfll crackdowns sWI bllorl and lhon llalt out," Fowler
llld.
'""-cornmileton hP c b 1n1 • d -ewhal In malieup lln<e lbe Jut time
we looked at tbt muter p!an, but r think our stand on lhe ocean frool trail wiD
Slay the .llmfl1 II he Yid.
"We already hive recommended the
trail be built, bul the council Ibo! II
down," be aaid. "Wa are oely an 111-
v!aory I, r o up and lbeln la lbe flDl1
declak>n. '
Fwieral servic<o for Mrs. Noll Hugbeo
Col..,..e, widow of a ~t New-
port Beach contractor, will be he Id
Wednetd1y. Mrs. Colegrove died SaitJI'.
day In Park Udo Conv.-1 Hospital
following a long illness. She wu II.
A 23-year resident of Orange County,
Mrs. Cole&rove, of 1218 Prtvale St., New·
port Bolch, was active in 1 number of
pllll.anthroplc and !O<ial organlzatlonl.
Her Jato hulband, Donald Rldity Coie-
arove· WU I prominent 1rea bul~r.
Mrs. Colqrovo waa a past president
of the Hoag Memorial Hoopital·l'nlby-
terian aulililn and was a member cf
the Alalltanoe Loque, Irvine Coal\ and .
Indian Wella counlry cluba, the Patrona
of lbe Fino Arla and lbe UC! Frlanda of
lbe Llbr .
Mrs. ~ ........ ii turvived by a aon,
Paul Ilouilu illlihal, of Palmdale: two
1topao111, llober! W. of Bonita and Philip
R. Colqrove of Fallbrool<; 11 &rand-
children, and a sister, Gurtrude Van Ree
of Qarkav!lle, Mo.
Tho Rev. Harlan C.Olkendall of St.
Jame1 Epllcopal Church, N e w p o r t
Beach, will officiate at funeral 1erv1ces
at 2 p.m. Wednelday, In PacUlc View
Olapel, 8500 Pacific View Drive, New·
port Beach. Burial will be in Pacific
View Memoral Park.
Tho fomlly 1ull(Olll contrlbut!0111 mey
be made to the American Cancer Socil!!ty.
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U.S, For Failing ·to Sign
By .United Press Jnt.rna-
crun. Prtm11r Cl!OU EIHal 11111
"severely c0nd€mned0 the United States
for failure to sign a cease-flrt agreement
in North Vlelnam and fledied continued
support lo the Hano regime, Hanoi
Radio reported today.
The m1ement came u Coftum!niJt
oourcOI In Paril nJIOrtod North Vietnam
signed a new military aid a_.,t
with China while ~ time In lbe
Date Delayed
For United Fund
Closing Date
The ....... dato for lbe 1'11 ._;p
o! tht 6out6em Orug1 CottnlJ Untied
Way bu been ellellded throucb Die. 11
lo belp more lhan llO volim1-I raiae
their goal of $1,315,000.
Mn. Arline 8hller, a dlnctor o! tbe
communlly oervlce Ol'lanilatlon, 11ya lbe
deadline .... advanced blcoUll lbe
Pre1ldeotlal election ln""'-d with the
co!lcclioo of contributions. QrlP1ally, lbe
drive wu to hive ended Nov. IO.
RetufTll lndlcato lbet lbe Uniled Way
had reached II.I pmieot of Ill aooJ lalt
week. With Mverll corporate dcmtiollll
expected lhil week, lbe PllOlltlal•
1hould rlae above 50, Mn. &baler
predlcto.
"It looks promllinl and It'• now a mai-
ler of 1etllna everybody ID 1et lll>M final
count• in," 1he 11ld.
The Soulbem 01'1!11e County UDlled
Way, dOICl'lbed u "a II.I mll1!on
or1 .. ilat!011 ex!1tln1 for the oola pu,_
o1 allevlatin& human needl, 11 be 1 p 1
finance the activities of such organiza-
tions as the Red Cros!, Boy and Girl
Scouts, Y.M.C.A., Salvation Army, Boys
and Girls Clubs, Children's Hospital of
Oran1e County and tht Youth Problem
Center.
It is a composite organization com-
posed of lbe Santa Ana·Tuslin Com-
n1unily Chest, the Oranae Community
United Way, th!!! Harbor Area United
Way, Ull!! South Coast United Fund and
lbe LIKUJll Buch Communlly Olelt.
PNMP.,.1
DUNES •••
Beach realdent wllo la alao cbalrmaa ol
lbe OOWllY iallalatlva bocljo.
"He talkl abou1 lremlndoul lrlfllc
lhat ~ be 1-•led by a nal lltate
dlvelopmanl down tba "1ld (V-IU.)
and 1'11 Iha oounlJ will Ii .. UI bee~
In l!1tac lo -rol "·" Roton llld. "Now :1 ... .,. lhal tha couot7 la IOlnrt
lo thr\111 ~ mlleh bllllr lrolllo -•I«
clown our throoto, 11 turs -Ilka be la
llUlldnl lhll~" &tort uld. . Pullll•IJ, bu ..... lned lllant
1111 tlM IK'O)oct aldoa hava oonrldld
that their bou "ls enthuatastlc'' about It.
ltllll'd peace oegollallons and ii
dlacuainc lllrthet aid wllh M-.
'!be neplladom between pftildent!il
adviler Henry A. K!salnger and Hanoi's
Lo Duo Tllo -nnt lloodaJ altar a
.....,..._ion.
Kilfl-ooalamd -Uondly wllb
Pnlldent Nbton and la llpocled lo fty lo
Parll• thJa wtabod for ""'" mMUnp with tbe_Communllta.
. Radio lilool i== Iba Unfled 511* lodo of .. bomblnl
attacbonllorthVl<IMm.
"U.8. bomba and lhelll kllled and
----· -,ec1many -and ~-of lbe pooplo and
-cullllrll and ~ fac!UU.. ol lbe n.i-ttlc JlePuhllc ol Vietnam,"
lbe rodlo 111d.
Both Sailon and Hanoi ..... laktlll od-
~lbe lapat lo lmprm tllelr
poaltlool.
. Nba, Pnoldenl """"" v .. Thlau'1 clooell pollti(al advtw, n... lo
hrls Ulldar atrlcl -lo bolp
.......... lbe --lolltl, .... NM"" l'llU lluc, another peraonal Tlllau
lllVOJ, WU -tms wllh Nbton Oft w~bu... ...,. tho talb ...,.
imaged .. -~ .-1 m1 8alp'1 domllld that North Vto~ lroopo be
removad from South Vietnam.
l't'OlllP .. el
TRADE ...
lbe !Jodpra and wu 1 JO.iame winner
for lhoni In llU.
Strahler WU 1-2 with I 3.111 ERA In
limiled oerv!ce with Los Angeles last .......
GJ!!bartewlb balled .117 with four
homllrs and 11 RBI In ooly 53 games for
lbe llodiers, IJlO!l<ltnc much of the time on Iba lnj)lnd Hat.
Valenllllt belled .174 wllh thno hom-
ers and • RI!. McMullen, the Angels ' regular thin!
baseman Jut year, nil » with Dine
homenandMRll.
It -tho -.i llma lbet Dollllll lracled for Roblneon, who spent tbe ftrat
JO years ol h!J career with the ClnclMaU
Re4a , !hon .... nlllJllOlf lo a.ifl-.
whtre ht led tho Or'IOr. IO four A.r!-
can League pennanll In •Ix yean. Dal· ton was player penonnel <Urector of the
Orloln -lhat lndo Wll made. Bobby Wlnklea, the .\lwlll' new ...,.
ager, .. td be plans lo uae Roblneon In
fett field ·and al rin1 -·
Sinpr, II, .......... Nsn 11111tllh In Iba
Anpll pllcldnJ rotallon. "' !lltdlld ... full .......,, and porta of 1»11 odllll
for tbe Dodgers and hod a _.., In
lt'ro •••In.It Pllllldelphla. Jfa ... ..... t~bltd with llJw'IM lot .... •111na. ~ramlth woo II -fir Iba Anpil In 1'11 but -t ....... • Iba dlllbild llll lut __ _
11'7 to '°'"Ir I lol'il • !he ,,,_ of Illa
11Meaer .. =:rrbld 1 i,_. -
for him -Jut year but lhll wu due lo
lhe ftllltl' Injury wltldl --bellod," said Campan.ls. •
A!rllDI olllclala Aid lbere ....... In-
:::: It l!IPiOdld ID fUCbl a few
altar -:-e.-· A JAL~ Toil10 Uld be _..,. -9 frelll ,._•
Ibero wwe a laul U uv!von and that
Ibey wwe boo,ittallaed. Fa!< of tbeJl!llcn
waa POI l11xn111. ·.
The plane can1ed a po-on Ind •
mw o! 14, Dftbouih tionna11J It. hu •
crow of -or aitbt JAL uld. A JAL apol'_. j,; 'fffYo llld the
plane -doWll at 1:111 PST. Reports lrom llllolllclal -. alrllDo ....,...
aald lbe piano loot off and crashed in
names about l,IOll feet from lbe end of
the runway, but a JAL spokesman in New
York said thin ...,. lndicationl the
plane exploded about nva mlnulel after
takeoff w:ien it would have achieved an
altitude of about 1,500 feet.
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VERSAILLES ••• ......
CouncU-, •Ince the eettlement
qreoment blcome public, bavo coa-
ducted public beuiql and under -1ure from midootl tifve llven evary ln-
dloatlon lhe7 lnteld lo eU!ier eonceI lhe -t or oubttanttlllJ mmto II.
'"""' alao told -wllll be thbtlll will be lbe ultlntato -oflllo--. lit .... I lol of _.. an tellli lo IOlttb*...... .
"I ..... I Jll"U1 pd fll!il." be Uld,
"ID -·place -IO ol lbt 'trlllera' ... ..a, btdldlnp Tbara Ito .. way _.,. _ .. _,i,..
will -lo be .... down,"
ht "So wben you bava paeple In I eomer
Ukl Ul111 JOU CID aped I n,bt," he
111d.
Tbara ... noerlJ lllO -in the
aix porka llvan -lhll mornlnf. Fowlar aailf. Bay -. Plrli at t b e
-ol Dovar Drlff and w. Cout lltllnrl1 Ito lbe -populoua, with 100 trlllan:
Counctlmao lllcbanl crout lndlcaled be
ftll lbe actlonl lakan by lbe building
dlvlliGaDll)lbehanb.
"How CID wt juaUl1 all lhll!" be uld.
.. ,,_ art a lol of p1-In lbe city
that enon>adt on public right of way (one
of Fo,.lar'• complalntl about lbe trail-
en).
"We ltl olhar pl-atand thet were
built w!tbout a building pennlt," Croul
said, noting that Fowler bad al9o cited
the erection of dozens of illegal cabanu
in the parka.
Fowler explalNd that tho city lo ...
forelng &tale laws and cannot be arbi-
trary.
Ptdasld aald the trall could be routed
elsewhere, but 1 new route could aewr
be u dealnble 11 lbe oeoaa lrual J11!b.
''Tllm are certainly -t pioblmM
that malro lhe polh mllerable for blbn
and Jl!deotrlans ot ,.... ti-. but lbaM
can he worked out, I think." be llld.
The PBR ~ will rovllw the
plan and lbe -flndlncs ol lbe b I k I commlttoe at ill Dec. 5 meeUn1.
Al leaal one councilman, Rlcltanl er.uI
of Corona del Mar, favors the ocetn frmtt
trail but thlnka • lol of ltudy IJ 11111-.
ed before bulldln1 it.
0 ['m ltlnd of betwixt and between," bl
said. 11Tbe Idea of beln& 1bl1 l.o ride
cfcwn lbe whole beach appeail lo me u a
1Uper thine, but l can Ml wt.re;
retldlntli are "'7 conoernld.'1 •
Crool aaid be -lbert la .• .,..,.
deal of voter preaure on :>!clmtbl ancf.c
R...., and It all """" doWD lo • ._.
0> Is bellli gored.
"lt'1 a shame tht decllton w1ll hurt .
......... bul lbe bentlit ol lbe majorltf
baa lo be tbe PrilDI conaldtrallon," be>
aaid.
Colincllman Milan Dootal Afl be"
wants to Neigh the environmental impact;
of such a trail because of the potential' ..
lo114 term effects of a decision in favor -of:
it,
"I want lo mate 111rt thla ii tbe best
idea because It will be included in the
city's general plan," he ~id. •
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We Bridge T~a Generation Gap •
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OUR SALESPIOPLE OFFER A VARIETY OP IXPlltllNCE PIW
FIRMS OUR SIZE IN ANY BUllNlll CAN OPPER. ALL THI MIN
HAVI! l'Rl!VIOUSLY INITALLID CAltl'ITINO 'OR US. GIVING THIM
FIRST-HAND KNOWLIDOI 01' CARl'IT PIRFORMANCI NOT
GAINID ANY OTHIR WAY. .
AOll DI! OUR SALIS,IOPLI RANGI
FROM NANCY • M YIARI TO lltlNI • 7) YIARI
NANC:Y BALOYAN -4 YM" ot Aldon'• . , ......... , ...... Co.rpot hies
4th •-••lion .i family In cpl. llvs. VICKI WOODRICH -I ;Mr et Aldon' a .............•..... Dr•pory SelH
ALAN WOODRICH -1 yooro ot Aklal!'a .. ,, ............ Dropory Solos
DAVID AL TON -7 yeo" 11 Aldon'1 ...................... Carpel Sal"
llLL LAUltll -t YM" ot 1'W...'t . , ...................... Carpet Solot
ID l'OWIRI -10 nara at AWon'a .•• , ••••.• ,, ••...•...... Carpet S.loa
MARILYN BALOYAN -...... , ........................ Carpol cS.IH
· lxporlonc• 11-1'50
TID ALDIN BALOYAN-• ,.,,., .... ,, ..• ,, .. . ... . . . . . . C•rpot S.'9o
W -•lion o•porl-1lnct 1'41
lltlNI MARJANIAN -' yMro ., ........ ' ..••............. Carpet l1le1
W -rellon, 52 yro. HP1r1-
How'• That For Drid1in1 A 81p!
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VOL 65, NO. lll, l SECTIONS, '40 PAGES . ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 19n TEN CENTS
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C08ta MeS-: "Gets to Boot~ ol Tree Hass.le . '
., RUDI NJD)illl!IMI .............
RooMrtmmiDI and -of lidenll romps Juday .... being ;,..
·.11 .... tlld u pMUNe aJtemalltee to the
removal. al putway trees in Costa Mesa. Mem!>en al the City Couocll called for
oost..tfecllvenesa studiel al both pro-
--Y niebl Tbey were od-vuoed by ~vlroomentali!t Verlyn
Marth u IOJ.Llllons for preventing root c1a...,. to curbl, sidewalks and gutters.
Tests Mack
On Body
Of Mesan
San Bernardino County pathologists
are conducing toxicologica1 tests today in
an etfoct -to detennlne the cause of death
ol a Costa Mesa woman whose body was
·~near Chino on Friday.
.Mr3. CeJeta Patricia Cotramaoo, 31, of
19 Meyer Place, bad been mis3ing for
two c1a,. -bone ridera found ber
-bod,y !Ying beside tbe road in
Carllaa c.,,.o.
Sberlfl'1 -.dve R. D. !Cnac!!er said
tM -bad _...ily-been straog!-
ed but that tbe "'*iee•I test.I "Were "*
beln( -T-1o detmnlne tbe
pretema: of. mytbing unusual in her
blood." He said the tests are aimed at
detecting tbe presence ol narcotics.
Knadlet; said be and a team of in-
ve.tla1tors ll'om San Bernardino would
return to Costa Mesa today in an effort
to retrace the dead woman's steps.
"We don't have any concrete leads at
'the moment, .. be saJd,-"but we're check-
ing out everytbing."
Marine Charged
In Manslaughter
~nt for Tests
• An El Toro Marine charged with
tnanslaqbter and drunken, driving after
'a colll~lon that claimed tbe life of a
Costa Mesa woman bu been sent to the
state's Chino !aclllty for a pre-oentencing
diagnosis.
• Orange County Superior COurt Judge
"rank Domenlcbini ordered tbe report
•alter a jury In bis courtroom found David
Lee Gr&Jlior, 30, guilty u charged. The
Marine WIS arrested in July. •
1be judge ordered Grmiger retumed lo-
.bis courtroom Dec. 12 !er aentencing that
could mean a state prU term ol up to
10 yean.
Granger WIS arrested shortly after
Mn. Elllne Parker, 47, of 1165 Boise
(fl_ay, Colli. Mesa, djed at the intersection
~ Fairview Street and Paularino Avenue
when her car was rammed by Granger's
llOl'tbbound auto.
'' PUiice said Granger could not fem.ember: the accident and was in-
,capable of an.swerm, quesUOlll for s·Jme
.hours alter the collision.
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Pilot Will List
l'rice, Earnings
The DIJL y PILOT today adds a lmenaion to dally stock market reports
..iritb the eddltioa of a "price-to-eamiDgs"
(P·E) ntio.
Tiie ntlo 111 quiet indicator al • given
·---·· ....... In the market. I( la ~ by dlYldlng the lul ~ .... price by Ibo latest ~
.. ,...,the._.
,,,.... -.pie,. ---last aale price -.., per .....,, with net In-,_ al -per ...... roported !or tbe
last year 1111 a P·E al 11.
'Ille P.£ baa ,-reported ID the wNIY ·..,_...,. ol atoc~ ..Uvldes
111bllti>ed In the Salurday editions of tbe
DAILY PILOI'.
Today'• atock loblel are .. Pages ;o.
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Root-euitmg .;,..~ the tnmcaUng of
tree roots wttb ........... -tbe Slde1"1dk and the mrfl lidt al I parkway.
The procea is ~ temporary and
baa to be =""'!'! fn. yeara (o
pnwt!OI root to ·111e -' As the name , -..alk ramping
is a metbod wberoby upnoltd sldewalks
are CQvered OVtt by .,..U,. rising ce:
meot Inclines. Jbimpiq II said to reduce
tbe llkelibood al ~an inJurY. ·
Both potential IOlutlans _evolved during
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' a diicusaloa of c.osta Mesa's proposed
street 'troo ordinance wllicb would 1Ive
the 8ty's Leisure Services Department
the autborlty to remove trees considered
diimagiog to public worts.
-Martb. wbo baa repeatedly accwed
councilmeA al trying to pw a "tree-klll-
ing ontimnce," suggested that the best •
approach to tbe root problem wouk\ be to
scrap the ordinance and ,to treat problem ,
trees on an individual basis with the
cooperation of the homeowner.
•"Trees/' be said, "are like children .
Tbey bave p .. bleqi.s but you cin -k
around them without l.ml>oliDI dire
pena1ue. -· • Doo'Lpw Iawa and edlcb
With penalties against the t,r e e. s
lhemselves."
Paul s. Wright, a resident of :au In-
diana Ave., said root-cutting bad been
tried· In Buena Park witbout.succesa and
that be bas seen young btcydiats use a
sidewalk ramp for Evel Knievel-style
leaps tbro\lgb tbe air.
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11Jf somebody ls injured, then what?"
be asted.
·City Attorney Roy E. June indicated
fr.at a homeowner who insists on keeplng
a tree wblch bas damaged a aldewalk
may bave the liability shifted toward him
if an accident occurs.
Suits over sidewalk injuries, however,
rarely "go anywhere," according to June.
"People have a certain responsibility to
look where they are going," be said.
The liability question arose over a
disclosure by City Manager Fred
Soraabal that any ""i!lents of Indiana
Avenue and Illinois Sfreets may keep
their partway trees if they wiab. All
were originally slated [or removal
"lf a homeowner doesn't want bis tree
lTl<lVed, it will stay there," the City
Manager promised.
The city's intent to remove silken 1sb
trees in the Mesa Highlands
neighborhood ts aupported by all al the
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s·sessor
Andrew Hinshaw
Successor Named
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By JACK BROBACK
qf .... Delly ...... ltaff
Jack P. Vallerga today was appointed
asseuor for. Orange Coonty; Vallerga
will succeed Andrew J. Hinsbaw who in
November was elected to Congress.
Vallcrga takes over JB.!J. 1.
Vallerga, 50, ls a residt:nt of Mission
Viejo. He bas served .. chief deputy
amssor for the past aeven years .
Previously, he bad been senior ap-
praiser wltb the state Board of Equaliia·
Uoo for five years and was with the
A>•med• County aaessor'a Q(fice for • ,.~oaOnded both •UC ~
ml. U Ho•bolcls I de&J-. ID engineer·
. ' ~ ". Her FirSt B11aana
When Tracy Jdoes, six months old, made a visit
with her Plr!'nls, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jo"'5 of San
Diego, to Balhors· Fun Zone Monday, she got her
first tasle of a frozen ·banana. She didn"t appear to
be crazy about the taste, but coolness was soothing
to teething gums. ·
Laird ~ays No ]aniiary
Draft; l 'Q,000 by June -, • • • J ! ...
From Wire Services.
WASHINGTQN -No ooe will be
drafted into the anned forces in January
and the total draft for the first six
months ol t973 will be less U... 10,1100.
Defense ~cretary Melvin R. Laird said
today. •
That would make the total draft for
fiscal year..1973,~ which ends June 30,
about 50,000.
The draft is scheduled to upire June
30.
Laird said he aatldpated no problem
filling active duty forces after that date
with vohmteen. '
However, lie lild, if Coogress . did not
llPProYe enllstmmt ......,.. for the Na•
~>--111)11 the -. lhere rillght have to be a special .mtt lilttr
June,-30 to keep ~ forces up to
strength. .
The l'ellel"Ves and cultd are about
45,000 men shori or autborlzeil strength.
te~:!i 8;~~= ;!~:read' Out
At an unschedu1ed newa cOnfeience,
the secretary said he was conftdenf of a
smooth transi(lon to an all-volunteer
. ' -Army bµt .sald he still expected. some di!·
ficuIU6 in recruiting f!nough men for the
Nationhl Guard and Reserves once the
presSure of the dtitft is ended .
Tbe secrttary said 'the armed f".lrceS
hoped to begip . offering enlistment .
bonuses for the Gpard and reserves by
Feb. 1 but Con~ss· fa jlure to approve
th is program will not make this passlble.
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Cash Register Aide
• To Address Chamber '
. Al Johnson, branch manager of the Na·
tiooal Cash Register Corporatloo, will be
tbe g1ltll speaker Dec. 8 during tbe Cos!a
Mesa Chamber of Commerce Greeter
Luncheon.
~ Jobnsoa, whose topic is "Keeping Pace
W.tth Tomorrow/' will begln his talk at
noon ln the Coral Reef rataurant, 2645
, ,HarbDr Blvd. Reservations for lhe $3.ZS
luncbeon should be made by Dec. 7 with
the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce, -·
Moscow Airport
Site of Japan
Airliner Cr~h ,,
'MOSCOW (UPI) -A Japan Air Lines
(JALJ DC8 jet witb 7' persbns aboard ' crasbed in Oames ··at Mo a cow's
-llheremelaevo Airport tonlgbt shortly
after tak~f for a flight-to Tokyo, a JAL
sPokesman said. ·
Al,rline officials. said there were in·
dications ·it qploded in . flight ~ few
minutes after tieeoming airborne .
A JAL spokesman in Tokyo said he
received telephone reports from Moscow
there were at least 13 survivors and that
they were bos;italiied. Fa!e of the others
was not known.
The plane carried 62 passengers and a
crew of 14, alt.bough normally it bu a
crew of seven or eight, JAL said .
A JAL spokeaman in Tokyo said tbe
plane went down at 8:50 PST. Reports
from unofficial western airline sources
said the plane took oil and crashed In
names about 1,500 feet from the end of
the runS::J, but a JAL ipOkesman in New York there -. lndlcatlona tbe
plahe esploded ' •bout five mlnules alter
takeoff w:ien. it would have achieved an
altitude of about 1,500 feet ..
Light snow covered t~ area.
inc , 1nxn 11t11:e1ey . and .-poo1 I
pduote oounes at USC.
He Ind bis , wife, Madelon, have two
cbildren, Jack Jr., a graduate of UC
Santa Barbara and Pamela, a Mission
Vtej< High School studenl
The appointment of Vlllerga was ap-
proved by tbe county Board of Supervis-
ors unanimously.
A previous motion by SUpervisor
Robert BatUn to name the deputy
assesaor to an acting position for six
monthl wblle a search was made for a
permanent successor failed in a S-2 vote.
First In 3 Years
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On 2 French Murderers
PARIS (UPI) -Two convicted
murderers, one of them saying he hoped
!.> be the "last condemn~ man to die in
France," were be.headed by the guillotin.!
today in the first capital punl.sbment car-
ried out lioce President Georges Pom-
pidou took office more than three yean.
ago.
An official statement said Claude Bur-
le~ 31, and Rotier Bontemps. 45, died at
dawn In tbe century-old La Sante Jail In
Paris.
The men were sentenced to death for.
sl!~ the throats o( two hostages in a
priaon riol
Lawyen for the men said they died
luvely. The) walked to lhe llCl!lolding
wltlloot trembling or showing visible
signs of fear. Both refused a last glass o(
rum and a cigarette.
After the executions, the bodies were
takeri to n .1earby cemetery for burial.
It was the first time lhe 88-pound blade
had fallen since March 19691 one month
before Charles de Gaulle stepped Clown
from the presidency. On tbat occallloo,
Jean Olivier, 28, was executed for the
murder of two young brothers.
The Buffet-Bontemps affair becmne a
cause celebre in France and durinc Buf.
fet's trial at the seine: Rfver city wf
Troyes In east central France, onlookers
shouted "Put tbe scum to death.!"
France Is one of the few Western coun-
triea to retain capltal punishment. The
president of the republic can set ulde 1
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0raa1e
Frank Robinson· to Angels
HONOLULU 1AP) -1'he Loi Angeles
Dodgen traded _,..,, lluger Frank
Roblnaon and lour oilier players to tbe
California Angels !or pitdler Andy M.,.
seramilb and tblrd boaeman Ken McMul-
len In ....... ployer Incle •t baaeball'•
winter--~ ~ to the Anlell · = ~-.s:rG::.:::n. aer:; Bollb1Y-.
Tiie ..._.._.,:,:I look II -lo ,,..Ulle and .... 'lOlod..., l6da7
by Anaelo a-nl -llla7~ ... Al c.«1 h, ....,... .. _ ..
rec:tor ti the D11111rt. ¥ .; .... Robinloa, rt, aad Me11e11lnlth ~ the lloy ..... In the trade. •
"We're llMlll up.,~ llltdl-
" to add jldndi, ~ and veraailll(f to
our lineup," said Dalton. "Robbie has a Singer was S-18 with a S,17 ERA for
couple of g09d yeara left. He ls a proven the Dodgen and was a 20-game wiDDer
performer and an ootatandinl leader." for them In 198.
"We have consldered MeueranUh to Strabler wu 1-2 witb a S.21 ERA in
be cme of the best pitcben In tbe ma· liJnlted 1trvice wltb Los Angtles lut
jors," C..mpania aald. eeuon.
-· a 17·year veteran, batted Grabartewtll batted .11'1 wltll four l$1-II-na and II NII batted bomm md 18 RBI In only 51 ..,_ lor
In In bit only -wltb the Dodms. tbe Dodgen. opend!ng mucb al tbe time
Ho -tnded lo Loi Angeles by JJalti-.. the Injured list. _.. at the -8*11nc !ut ,_,. : Valentine batted .274 wltb tine bom-
Ho Is !be ealJ -In major 1-ie' en md SI RBI. ~ lo have - --n!uol>le McMulle!ii the Anaola' ,..W.. !bird
plQfll In botb Ult N-aod ~ • ''" ,... lat "*'• nit Jll wllh nine
... ....... md llil' a -IDlal , of -a,.i M RBI. • -<
...... ...... "~ tbe -time Illa! DllCoo llelotrs11utb Wai f.11 wltb a UI traded for ""'"-wbo -t Iba llnt
eanied ,,,. .~!"'a"r. for tbe Ali(eil laJt 10 ,... .. or bis -!'1111 tbe o-u
-..i IDDle PlaY!n( Tune be-Redo. u...i ""' ,,,_.i 1o Balu...,, CllllO of a ftneer llljoiry. where he lod Ibo i)nqlaa to. four Ameri-
can Leque pennants in six years. Dal·
ton wU P11yer pel'IOMel director of the
Orioles when that trade was made.
IlotJby Wlnlr:les, tbe Angels' new man-
""c ~ be plam to use RobiMoo in left neta md at Ont bale.
• II, replaces M-nmith in tbe
pftd!lnr --He pitched six •-aod partl al three otbers for tlle Dodlen md had a no-bitter in
1970 ...... Plliladelphls. He haa been
troubled wltb lnjwill lor three ........
M ! 1 ! 1 mdth wan *t 1ames for the ~In lfll bal ~ llx -.. tbe d .. illlod Ill! lul -because of SUI'
fOT( to ..,air I ---lb IO the mlcld1e llnpr ol bis rtcJ!t hand.
"M•e••Dlth hid 1 11.11>-per year -
!or blm -lut -i..t this ..... due to
the finllr Injury -baa -healed ... said ~Is.
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TONIGHT
BASKETBALL -OCC v. Golden West,
OCC Gym, 8 p.m.
SQUARE DANCING -Community
Recreation Center, Fairgrounds, 8-10
p.m. 11.25 per lesson.
WE:ONESllAY, NOV. It
UC! LECT1JRES -"SUpermarket
Nutrflioo," Rm. 111, HumaniUea Hall, 7.
10 p.m. Admloalon 14.75. "Utilizing Arts
in 1berapy/' Third Floor Lounge,
Gatewl)' Commons, 7-10 p.m. Admission,
$5.50. "Pending Legislation," last of
.erlu on Selecting and Implementing Ef.
feetive Tu Plan, Rm. 178, Humanities
Hall, 7·10 p.m. "From Segregation to :tn~gra1Joo." part o_f series on Alternate
Approaches to Education. Rm. 100, Social
Science Hall, 7-10 p.m. Admission $1.2S.
Plan Dela yed
For Cutting
Mesa Density
A general plan amendment caillng for
tbt reduction of density in North Costa
Mesa was delayed another 90 days Mon-
day night by the Plaooing Commission.
Commissioners ordered the proposal
held for a decision until Feb. 13. The or-
ficial reaaoa was that no CMtplete en-
vironmental impact repart tw been fil-
ed.
The amendment has been backed by
members of the North Costa Mesa
Homeowners Auoclatlon. It wou1d cover
a 390-acre, area bounded by Sunflower
Avenue, the San Diego Freeway, Bear
Street and Fairview Road.
Homeownen began their drive to
reduce future apartment buildllij; activity
in Aupst but have been frustrated by
two 90-day dela}'!, even though the densi-
ty cut is aupported by the planning staff.
.. AmoJd F. Hamala, chief Q.f advanced
planning for lhe City of Costa Mesa, aaid
the sketch plan far the amendment con-
tained an environmental impact element
but that it was deemed insufficient.
IJurin( the next ao daya, lhe lllaff will
develop a more detailed environmental
statement and present It to the city's en-
vironmental review board for analysis,
Hamala aald.
Both the homeowners and two major
landownm In the affected area have
been pushing !or ear!Y adopUon ol the
recommendations.
Buically, these call !or maintaining
the llngle-!amlly core ol the area but to
surround it with medium density and
commercial developmenls. IDgb. density
taportment) ""1ing is called for by the
current general plan.
Planning 1taff members believe the
chan&., would reduce the projected
J>OPU]aUon of the area from 8,000 to 4,400
pel'IOlll.
City Hall Opens
In Santa Ana
Santa Ana's new city hall in the Orange
County Civic Center is open for business.
Employes moved into the new $3.2
million, elgbt-ctory structur~ Monday. Jt
is located on .the fonner extension of
Sixth Street now known as Santa Ana
Boulevard. The new mailing address is 20
Civic Center Plaza.
City Manager Broce Spragg said the
new bulldinti: which adjoins the city's
police facility is complei.ed except for
audio-viaual equipment in the council
chambers. Telephone numbers for city
offices remain the same.
Tbe city plans to sell the 39-year--0ld
fonner city hall building at Third and
Main llreets.
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By United Prt11 btenlatlea.I
Chinese Premier Chou En-lal nu:
"severely condemned'' the United States
for failure to sign a ceue-flre agreement
in North Vielnam and pled&ecf continued
support to the Hanoi regime, Hanoi ·
Radio reported today_
The statement came as Communist
sources in Paris reported North Vietnam
signed a new military aid agreement
with China while marking time in the
snagged peace negotiatiOll! and is
discussing further aid with Moacow.
The negoUalions between preofclenUal
advt.er Henry A. Kissinger and Hanoi's
Le Due Tho resume next Monday after a
nine-day suspension.
Kissinger conferred twict Monday with
President Nixon and ls upected to fly to
Paris this weekend for more meeUngs
with the Communists.
Radio Hanoi again accused the United
States today of indiscriminate bombing
attacks on North Vietnam.
"U.S. bombs and shells tilled and
wounded many civilians, deltroyed many
homes and properties of ~ people and
many cultural and econorilical facilities
of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam "
the radio said. '
Both Saigon and Hanoi were taking ad-
vantage of the lapse to improve their
bargaining positions.
Hoang Due Nha, President Nguyen Van
Thieu's closest political adviser new to
Paris . under strict secrecy 'to help
supervise the new secret talks, and
Nguyen Phu Due, another personal Thieu
envoy, was meeting with Nixon on
Wednesday.
All indications were the talks were
snagged on Hanoi's refusal and Saigon's
demand that North Vletnameae troops be
removed from South Vietnam. '
North Vietnamese Deputy Foreign
Minister Nguyen Co Thach was en route
Crom Paris to Hanoi to report to the rul-
ing Politburo on the Kissinger ta I ks
which were broken off Saturday.
A Hanoi delegation headed by Le
Thanh Nghi, a North Vietnamese vice
premier, concluded an agreement In Pe-
king Sunday under which Olina will au~
ply eeonomic and military aid to North
Vietnam in 1973 free of charge, sources
said.
Tbe Hanoi team is neioliating a
similar extension of Soviet aid into next
year, the .sources said.
China and Russia are the main su~
pliers of war material and economic aJd
to North Vietnam. Moecow bu supplied
Hanoi with both COllwntiooal infantry
equipment plus sophisticated weapooa
such as SAM ground-to-air mlgllo and
MIG Dghters, and has trained North
Vietnamese crews in their handling.
Diplomatic sources in Paril reported
earlier that both Peking .md Moscow
urged moderation when Le Due Tho stoJ>-
ped off there recenUy on a trip to Hanoi
for negotiations with his government But
the Communist statements in Parts today
indicated China, at least, might be grow-
ing Impatient with Washington.
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Indiana Avenue residents but not by the
Illinois Street residents.
Plana are to pull lhe 12-year-old. trees
out of the ground and to replant them in
local parks. Ail of the trees would be
replaced by varietiee less prone to do
sidewalk and gutter damage.
Leisure Services Director Keith Van
Holt admitted that his department had
"taken a lot of flak" over the tree
o: dinance but said that Its basic aim was
to protect the Interest of all residents.
Not only would It prevent costly
sidewalk repair jobs but also prohibit
persons from chopping down trees or
planting poison ivy in lhelr parkways, a•
cording to Van Holt. This, be aafd, has
been known to occur in other cities.
Van Holt also tpld the council that his
department had tecelved 161 recent re-
quests from homeowners to have their.
parkway trees removed.
None of the requests have been granted
because the: trees \-7ere not considered in-
jurious to sidewalks, gutterlJ and c..'UJ'bs.
Parkway trees are not removed &imply
because they drop their leaves and un-
tidy 9('0le<ine's sidewalk c.nd yard.
~std• f~t.tssie · .. Body Found
~ackeh~F'Luhed, With ·f.ic tor y 0 D~ .... n.L
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N.ilGUI •rM .._,,..,..~ .. ---llllilllontheconVmlGD ~ , ' . t , · ;..i ljll l'ldlwt loll Sf at the hall. 1
Area S!lOrlSwrltO!'l turned tl)elr talents' After a "'°"'leu third period, both
to fields where the 111nell of football glory teama rallied in the fourth quarter and
was more 1weet. the Flyen aeeped 1en111 Cll a U.yard
Despite a record turnout -100 per<ent run by Polk. The -a point altempt g1~ter than the ~ edition of lh1a evaporated, however.
Irvine football claS&c -only 40 fans Then the Packers inundated the Flyers
overcame the l r post-Thanksgiving anti Dave Roohk who Intercepted two
lelhargy to •heel: the pigskin rivals at UC · posses In the clWic, llCOt'Od twice on
Irvine Friday. ' short puoes ·1rom Plaaltontl Jim
Friday's even , you see, wu the 1'1tJrd Feople1 Dowed acros,, the 8ll)al line for
Annual 3ewer &wl. the first conversion and Rooht scored for
Only today did the score or this classic two more on a pass.
contest Jurface from the miasma of holi-Finally, Piaskowski pumped a ~yard
day tallies of the achievements of te&lll5 field goal -nm In Sewer Bowl history
commanding more attentkln. -capping the thorough treatment given
Plaskowski's Packers fluahed Coi:'s their rivals by the Packers.
Flyers 41-1 in what an ardent admirer of The: Packers' pasaing game yielded 75
the ~rvin~ Ranch Water and Sanltat!Qn of their total 111 yards gained. 'lbe
district rivals said "was not a slaughter Packers' deft-'lSe held the -Flyers to 20
unlil the fourth quarter." yards -dumping the quarterback four
In the opening quarter, Packer Chuck times and stopping seven running plays
Bridg,. twloe sludged into the end r.one for toaes. .
-once with a 41-yard punt return. Two Roobk toot the game's most valuable
more points came when the Packen player tlile, but organizers of the annual
trapped the Flyers for a safety. pipeline play are at a loss !or a suitable
The fearsome Flyers took gas similarly trophy to reward the hero of the Sewer
ln the second quarter as Packer Dave Bowl clash.
' Dolphins Get
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Too Frienllly
SYDNEY (UPI) -Janine Cotlee
has a problem. Amorous dolphins.
She sald today that ooe dolphin
recently became so fresh she refus-
ed to remain in the pool with it.
"I tnow dolpbl!UI are cloae to
humana," said Mia Cottee, an
Englllb dolphin trainer, "but I
don't Ute them getting that close."
Michael Durkin
Services Slated
' In COsta Mesa
Rosary will be recited at 8 o'clock
tonlgbt for Jooepb Mlcbael Durkin, Costa
Mesa reaidenJ for 11 years, who died
Sunday a< the age ol 74.
Mr. llurkln wu a Jll'lllber of the
Senlbr Otioml Club ol Newport llarbor
and a SO.year member ol the AmerlcaJI
Legkm, .-..... Uy al the local POii
291. lie abo beloopl to the ·st. Vincmt
de Paul Society.
A native ol New York, be WU formerly
a pora deportment aupervilor in New
Ynrt Cjty.
lie is survived by bla wile, Ethel M.
~ of the famlly home It atl5
Presidio Drive ; a soc, Jotm Durkin CJf
Anchorage, Alaska ; a daughter, Kathleen
OeLuca of Alexandria, Va.; and six
grandchildren.
Rosary will be io the Costa Mesa
Chapel of Baltz Bergeron Funeral Home.
Mass will be celebrated at 10 a.m.
Wednesday at SI. Jobn the Baptist
Catholic Church in c.osta Mesa.
Enrollment Drops
SAN BERNARllINO (AP) - A drop in
enrollment in the county's school sy$f:em
may cause a cutback in state aid that
could result in closure of aome achools
and release of teachers, officials say.
2 More Quakes
Felt in Area
Attorney Seeks
Case Dismiss.al
For 5 Men, Self
I .
A Fountain 1 Valley lawyer is seeking
dismis.sal of charges that led to the in-
dictment of bimsell and five co-defen-
dants oo alleg1tioos that they received
substantial quantiUes of stolen office
equipment.
Philip Stein, 37, of 1804t Cltsldll Avo.,
has been ordered to appe.v in Orange
County.superior Court 0ec. n for a heal'
Ing into his moUoo for dimnlnal of
charges endoraed by the Grand Jury .•
The aame date has been set for the In-
itial appearance ol Jooepblne Eleanor
Manollno, 39, of 11203 Piette Ave., Costa
Mesa. Mrs. Manolino iJ still confined to
the boopltaJ where abe WU receiving
trutment on the date the indictment w:is
issued.
Named with the pair In the indlctmeot
'were : Stein's bortber, Larry, 4', of
Orange; George IJndellltadt 40 of 91?2
Mokltal Drive, HiiDtJncioa &.cb, Frank
Manolino, '3, Santa Ana, and Hendenon
Steward Jr., 4', Santa Ana.
All sis ...,. llDted to alleptlam that
they -olf1ce ecpdpmmt -~the put 18 -front 17 cuunty
"""" . -many "' them 1ocoted ln tho Orange Cout .....
Manollno'1 trial date bis been oet for
J111. n. Lany stein baa been ardorad to
face trial Jan. 24.
Stewa~'s trial date may be set Dec. 8
wheo be is scheduled to make .a pretrial
appearance in Superior Court. A bmcb
w~t bas been issued for the arrest of Lmdensladt.
Cockfight Raid
Nets 58 Arrests
EARLIMART (AP) -Fifty-eight
persons were cited and 19 fighting cocks
seized in a raid on an illegal cockfight at
a farm labor camp near here, authorities re}>Orted.
Tulare County aberfll'1 deputies raided
the camp Sllllday alter learning of the ffgh~ through an undercover in-
vestigation, said a sheriff's department
spokesman.
The spokesman Uid partlcipanis had
come from as far north u Susanville and
_as far south as Lo! Angel., for the flgbt.
lnNeWport
The body of a pretty brunette woman.
clad on\y in a pink long .. teeWld btouae
and black bra, washed shore early today
in.West Newport. .
.Newport 8e"'!it ppllce aaid the ...,,,.. ••
1JD\lll WU di»c:uldtd by aurfen. So far,
they have been' unable to Identify the
victim.
Coroner's depulie& indicated the wom-
an's body bad been In the ocean about
six boun, maklog the tlzne of entry
about mldofclit.
fnvestig1ting officers indicated waves
canied the body ashore •' 39th Street
Beach about 6: 15 a.m. They aaid there
were no immediate signs of fouJ play.
Detective Sgt Kameth ~ de-
scribed the victim as a female white acjult, about 30 years old. Sht wa1 five
feet, eight Inches tall and weighed 145
pounds. She had brown ey,. and short
brown hair .
Officers have spent the day knocking
on doors In the West Newport area in
an attempt to learn the identity of lhe
victim. ,
So far, they have found no clues.
Coroner'.• deputies have decllned to
specu}ai,, Iii a possible cause of death,
pending complettoa ol an autopsy. The
autopsy was scheduled for late toda,y at
Pacific View Mortuary in Corona del
Mar.
Newport police Sgt Ilooald Burdsall
said immediate identification of the wom-
an may be a problem since most law en-f<iree!neot ageocles won't take mtaalng
-reports on adults uaW they bave been mlaalq for more than lA boun.
• Oftk:en asked that any penon who
~milbt be able to identify the victim to
contact thi! Ne~ Baell Police De-pertmen~ Tba telejlllooe number is m.
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~ate DeZ<:7ed
For United Fund
Cws.ing Date
The cloolnfl date for the 1973 campaign
ol the Southern Orange County Uolted
Way bu been exteoded through llec. It
to belp more than 150 voluateers raise
their pal al 11,115,000.
llrl. Arlenl 5baltr, a director ol the
community wvlce orsanisatlon, saya the
----the
~ e!ectiDn interfered with the
coDcdlon ol oontrlbutfonl. Orlglnally, the
drive was to hive ended Nov. 30.
Returns lndlcate that the United Way
bad 1<acbed C.8 percent ol Its pal WI
week. With several corporate donations
upected this weelt, the pem!lllage
should rise above 50, Mn. Shafer
predicts.
"It looks promising and it's now a mat-
ter of getting everybody to get those fmal
counts In," lhe lllid.
The Southern Orange County , Uotted
Way, described as "a $1.5 million
orgmiz.ation existing for the: sole purpose
GI alleviatillfl human needs," be 1 p s
finance the activities of such orglllila-
tiom as the Red Cross, Boy and Girl
Scouts, YMCA, Salvation Army, .Boys
and Girls Clubs, Children's Hospital of
Orange County and the Yooth Problem
Center.
It ls a composite organtzaUon com-
posed ol the Santa Ana-Tultln Com-
munity Qiesl, the Orange Community
Uolted Way, the Harbor Area UDlted
Way, tbe Soutb Coast Uolted Fund and
tho Laguna S..ch Community Cliest. ONrARIO (AP) ~ Two more
earthquakell, part of a recent
"earthquake swarm," rattled wJn..
dowa In Ontario and ...,.. felt in
perts of San Beniardlno and
Rlveralde couaUes, ofDclal aay. We Bridge The Generation Gap
P e HProdor
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Asst. Sec. of Labor W. J. Usery
Jr. said Monday bis office has
sent out 1,000 federal em·
plo)'9s I<> United Mine Work-
ers voting places to conduct
the elections of officers as or-
dered by a U.S. district judge.
Council Leaves ·
Cable Network
Iss ue Dangling '
The question of whether to un-:
derground distribution lines for the pro-...,
posed fiv&dty cable television network :
was left daogling Mor.day Digbt by the -
Q>sta Mesa City Council.
Both advantages and disadvantages of --~
lbe proposal were outlined by Asst. City
Manager Robert Duggan, but councilmen ,
did not reach a consensus of opinion duf..
ing the study session.
Duggan aaid the worst trouble whlch
rr.lght be encountered If unclergrounding
were mandatory iJ that no ooe would bid
for the franchise.
A franchisee for the network ls cur-
renUy being sought by the cllies of Costa
Mesa, Huntington Beach, Westminster,
Fountaln Valley and Newport Beach
under a joint powers agreement.
Uooergroundingof transmlslion lines
is not a part of the bid specUications for
the five-city contract.
Installation ol overhead lines would
cost only half as much as lines running ..
Widerground, according to figures cltecl
by Duggan. Undergrouod lines cost
Sl5,000 to $25,000 per mile and overhead
lines fl,000 to 110,000 per mile.
"It would be a very upemlft In-
vestment; It would almoot double tbe
coot," added Dugpn. The joint power>''
authority hopes to have about seven bid·
ders for the network b·. t the high cost of
undergroundlng could reduct it to one,
two, or even none, the assistant city
manqer pr<dicted.
The undergroundlng of distributioo
lines for the 175 mlles of streets In Co.ta
Mesa alone ...Wd be 8lOUDd 13.5 mlllloo .
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To date, Pompidou, who once told a :
television lnterviewer "I am not a ~
bloodthirsty man," bu aaved five con-.
dtmned men.
M Buffet and Boo~ps died, officials ,
announced l'ompldou set ulde the death '
sentence for Mohammed Llbdirrl, con.
demned for murderin& a taxi driver. t
Buffet received the death sentence on
June 211. When the _... asked that
be be sent to the guillotine, Buffet cried •
"Bravo!" J
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A spokesman for Caltech in
Pasadena said the temblon Mon-
day reglz.tered 2.8 and 2.4, mpec.
Uvely, on the Richter ICale.
Several similar. aeismic abocU
eave been felt In the two-county
area in recent days, he noted.
OUR SALESPEOPLE OFFER A VARIETY OP EXPERIENCE FEW
FIRMS OUR SIZE IN ANY BUSINESS CAN OFFER. ALL THE MEN
HAVE PREVIOUSLY INSTALLED CARPETING FOR US. GIVING THEM
FIRST·HAND KNOWLEDGE OF CARPET PERFORMANCE NOT
GAINED AHY OTHER WAY.
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AGES OF OUR SALESPEOPLE RANGE
FROM NANCY • 20 VI ARS TO IRENE • 73 VI ARS
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NANCY BALOY AH -4 p oro 11 Aldeft'o ...... : . . . . . . . . . . . Corpet S.111
4th -ration of fomlly In cpl. bus.
VICKI WOODRICH -1 y.or 11 Aldeft'o ;· ................. Dropo ry S.!11
ALAH WOODRICH -IS y.oro 11 .Aldon1 ................ Oropory Soles
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DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) -A
Chicago company says that Santa Claua
has alway& been 1 man and Jt would bl
unfalr to children to ha~ women dress
as Kris Kringle. That's se1 diacrimlna·
Uon, says a young Iowa woman.
Cynthia Lar100, Ii, filed a complaint
against Holiday Pbolo and Display Com-.
pany, the company ahe appiled to for a
job as a promoUooal Santa, cbargtna that
tht (inn WU pracUclng M!I dixrtmlna·
tlon . She did no• get one of tbe two open.
Ir.gs which both went to men.
"We're oot discrlmlnating in IDY way.
shape or form," Robert Hellll, president
of tl)e company, said> Monday. "We're
Just ,..king to match the 1ter<0type Im-
age ol Santa Claus.
"When you are dealing with a aublecl
matter known to be a man," Heial said,
"It W11Uld be false and milleading to
ttpruent to a chlld that Santa la 1 m1n,
\\hen, ln rtallty, It.ta 1 woman.11
Helsa said pbyalcal cbaracterlltlca aoo
ncit tex was the integral part of cboostna
!be Santa. He oald the woman loll out
primarily because lhe men were more ot
the "boisterous, ho, ho, ho types" to
which people are accuatomed to coo-nectu. with Sula Cladi.
M1aa I.anon, who llandl H. bu blaet
hair and W<lgbs 145 pounds, was even-
tually hired as a Santa's helrr.
llclsl aald sometimes bla Qnn hires a
Mn. Santa Claus because cblldten are
10mellmes afraid of a man In C.'Oltume.
But, be compared hiring a woman Slota
Claus to utlog a man to bow a blby.
"Sometlmts, you Jul! baYI ro -fonn ," he said.
Bunny Fnntrter, the ~ tnJDer
for the~. aald Iha wu the -wbo lntervlowed Mia Lanoo.
"She applied an.d I tatrrin'ld bet,"
aald Miii Fontrler, wbo dlltiod ab!'
charses that she rtluled II IUe an •I>'
plication form from lliol ...,_ for 1 ..
job. "However, we tut hid bitter
qualuted people for Santa Claus.''
She said tho --.cllly 11111111 to hire the -bell IU!led to plaJ the character o1 Sonta aa111, and that
"'1oavtt fits belt; man ... _.., wwld
be lbe ... that the7 woold hire.
DAVID ALTON -7 y.oro 11 Aldoil'a ...................... Corpe! S.lea
BILL LAURIE -9 poro at Aldon's ........................ Carpet S1le1
ED POWERS -10 y.oro 11 Aldeft•o ........................ Carpel 51111
MAR ILYN IALOYAN -co-owner ........................ Corpet S.111
, Experlenco 11-1'50
TI O ALDEN·BALOYAN,-oo ••-........................ Corpe! Soles
lrd flMt'Atlon e xperiMC• since 1942
IRENE MARJAN IAN -9 yoaro 11 Aldeft'o .................. Corpe! Soles
1 / 2i?<f -ration, 52 yro, oxpor-.
How's That For Bridging A Gap!
ALDEN'S
CARPETS e DRAPES
1663 l"lacentla AYt.
COSTA lollSA
646-4831
HOURS; Mon. Thrv Thuro., t lo WO -'RI., t to 9 -SAT.. 9:30 to 5
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