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Home My WebLink About1975-03-17 - Orange Coast Piloti7 't • ms lnspeetor's Pay Not ·s ·o Bad··Bot OvertiJDe? Wow! I DAILY PILOT * * * 10< * * * M ONDAY AFTEROON, M ARCH 17, 1975 VOL M. N0. 7'. l SECTIONS, ll PAGES Body Irish Datly Ptle1 St•lf PllOlo These two walkers in the St. Patrick's Day Parade in Mission Viejo Sunday make no s~ight claim to fame - Jim Moore of Laguna Niguef, in 'the parade for th~ fifth year, is dressed at the saint himself, and Bob Brennan is decked out_ as the 1..-0rd Mayor of Dublin. ,2 Nabbed In Mesa Holdups A pair accused of being the Broken Bottle Bandits who hit two Costa Mesa convenience markets within the s pan of an hour Sunday and early today are in jail after being captured near the scene or the second holdup. Douglas E . Gaul, 27. and Michael P . Guas perini, 20, who occupy two S('parate units of a motel at 2276 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa , were both booked on suspicion of armed robbery. An Orange County Sheriff's de· puty cruising through Co!>t;.i Mesa monitored a radio descnp- tion of the holdoup suspects and made the arrest at Albert Place and Newport Boulevard. Gaul and G uas perini arc ac· cused or robbing two conve- nience marke ts in the sam e general vicinity. lnvesligators said iii each cnsc one of two bandits menared a i"arket c lerk with a shattered soda poiNwttle. while his partner brandished"a knife . 'Supreme Court OKs Andrew J . Ruzas, JI. "';.i s roj>bed of about $100 al thl' Minut e King M a rket, 2052, Newport Blvd.. after having a broken Pepsi Cola bottle waved ·in his face. U.S. Claim .to Oil WASHINGTON <UPI~ -The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 8 to 0 today tbat the federal govern· ment has exclusive rights to of· (shore oi I reserves whkh i::ould eventually give the nation more independent energy resources Did Nero Get \ A BumRap? GAINESVILLE. Fla. (APJ - Roman Emperor Nero. notorious in legend as the ruler who played his fiddle while Rome burned, was j,µst a victim of bad press. ftcording lo a University or Florida professor. .. Nero was no slob and is pro- bably one of the most maligned leaders in all history." says Dr Gareth Schmeling, chairman of the university's department of humaniilies. "l'iddles hadn't been Invented In Nero'• tJmt, nor any instru· menl like lham," h said .. On toP of lhal, Nero was SO miles away fr0m Rome when the fire narted." .... The justices. with. Justice William 0 . Douglas not participating, s aid claima by 13 Atlantic Coai,t states to oil rights based on their Colonfal chatters were surrendered when lhey joined the Union. • The ruling was not unexpeMed. ll followed a line of cases begin- mng in 1917 which said the United States alone claims title to all seabed s b('yond the low-water mark. In 1953. Congress gave the states authority up to lhe three- miJe limit. The justices accepted without modification recommendations by Special Master Albert B. Marris. appointed by the court to review the claims or the states and the United States. Special masters are appointed ''hen the Supreme Court has oril!inal jurisdiction over dis· pules be tu.een the states or the ~Lale~ a nd the federal govern- m ent. The court can accept, re· ject or modify the master's re· commendallons, A spokesm :rn for the Interior Department said the government was pleased "1th \be dtttsion and would r new plans lo lease <Sec OJL. Pa«ie A2) Thomas£, l{ugbes, 19, clerk at the Tic Toe Marke t , 2271 Fairview Road. lost an equal amount to a man who smashed the pop bottle rig ht on his counter, polic&iaid. Authorities said the m arket holdups were not connected to a pair of other·armed robberies re- <See BANDITS. Page A2i ADFILLsJOB ON FIRSI'DAY "Our phones a re ringing off the hook. We filled the position the very first d ay after the ad appeared in the paper ... Thal'1 the overwhelming suc- C:t6S reported by the Anaheim 1nrm which placed this ad in the Daily Pilot: EDITOR Needed part time ror new Ol'anac County Publication. Prior echtonal exp. helpful. but not nee. Call for rnterview, Jtxx-xxxx. ff you have a job you want to '111. call 642·5678. Put a rew words to work ror you, in the Daily Pilot. ,., l • ea • • 2 Costa Mesans Seized After Store BoldupS ThePay'sOK But $29,299 i1i Overtime? WASJl l NGTON <A P 1 Fede ral overtime regulations ll'l some government inspectors <1t airport:, and other C.S. entr~ points earn 16 hours' pay for P 1 hours' work, the General Ac counting Office says. Investigators from the ac counting office round that some inspectors refused to seek jobs in higher classifications because the higher pos itions would have brought less overtime and wouJd have reduced annual gross pay. r The report said an immigra· tion inspector al Bangor, Maine earned $16.848 in annual salary. but an additional $29.299 in over· time. Federal inspector~ were paid $47.6 million in overtime during fiscal 1974 . Shipping companit·:- and airhnl'S rcimburs('tl the gm crnment for S36.7 m1lhon for tlw services. The govcrnml·nt 1~ not reimbursed for overtime ;.it a1· tual border crossing!>. The report recommends thal Congress order a r l'v1s1on in tht· _premium pay system. The stud~ reviews the overtime prol'edure!> of the I mmi gra ti o n and l'iaturalization Service. tht· Customs Service, the Agriculture Department's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Scr\'lce. an<l the Public Health Sen ICC'. Ins pectors from Lhc agencies are stationed al bordl'r crossings and otht·r points of entr). inclu<l CSceOVERTl.:\IF., Pag('i\21 Injunction Nix ed Astrology Issues 'Up to the Court' Orange County Superior Court Judge 11. Walter Steiner made It clear Friday that the legal issut• rais('d bv Costa Mesa's ban on fortune te lling and palmistry will ha ve to be resolved by a courtroom trial. He has refused to grant the in· junction dem and<'d by self-styled I Romany gyps i es Alfred and Diane Stevens . who claim that the city ordinance amounts to a denial of their religious freedom . But he also d enied a pretrial motion filed by the city with tht• explanation that the controversy should go be fore a trial court "and m <1.r very hk('ly l!O all tht• way to the Supreme Court .. HI.! took 1dent1<'al action in prl' trial rulings on the laws uit fill'd by Romany gyps ie~ George and Dina Williams who contend that similar_ ordinances enacted by the CilY or Anahe1 m are also dis· criminalory and unconstilu tional. A trial date has not yet been set tor either lawsuit. And it may well be that a lawsuit filed against the the City of Newport Beach by Romany Fire Kills Man LAKEWOOD ir home Curt15 Town.send was round dead in e1 rear bedroom of the residcn<'P. gypsy Harnt') :\1 anno ma} pro\l· to be the t e~t case th al Judge Steiner bl'licvcs 1~ nt'l'(kd al this stage. ~larin o ·-.. action against Newport Bead1 \\ 111 IJc tnc<.I Sept. 29 in SU.JAl'l'IOr Court Anahe im Man Slain; Police Hunting Kille r Orange County Shcnff's ol ficers continued l•><la) to st•a1Th for clues in the SalurdHy ni~hl killing or <1n An aheim a rt•a man who was riddled bv bulleL'i as h(' argued near his home Y.1lh an un known assailant. Deputies said F.lrn s !:'~lores Escobar, 32, of 10902 Garza Ave. was s hot and killed on the , sidewalk across from his h.om(' during a dispute apparently tng- gered by the fact he was taJking to a woman They said the gunman was one or Se\'eral mC'll who fled from th<> area ma vcllow van 1mmediatcly after the shooting. Witnesses said F..scobar had left a nearby party with the woman and an argum<>nt erupted between him and an1occupant of the van as the pair chatted 1war .his home. He died in u Garden Grov" hospital about un hour after lhl' ~hoot in ~. Police Remain Puzzled .\nahe1m pohCl' :,;JI(! to<l;.iy no leads have } 1.·t dewlu1x:d in the prcdawn snipt'r shooting death of un 18-yeCJr·old youth outside h1::i home Saturda). Ricci Duane Knight, of 1738 W. Catherine Onve .. \nalw1m , w;.is killed by a single build that crashed through a sm;.ifl p1c·kuµ truck 's rear\\ rndO\\ and 111tu h1~ ~kull. poliCl' s,11d Police ~aid the \uuth \\;.ts c·hmbing tnln lhl' truc:k as he ll'"ft for work short I~ after 5 a m 'when the !>lllJ>l'r unkasht•d the d(';.idlr shot The \'ll'I Im .., bod~. slum1wd again s l l IH' I rue I-· :-st l' l' n n g "heel, was d1st·o\'l'l'l'd by his father•about two hours <.ifl er the 1.•st1 mated t1meof1 lw ..,hooting Br f>z hne-v AJJroad Ul'DAPEST, llurH.:ary 1.\P1 Ll•on1d I. Brczhnl·\ .irrh•t·d in Hudape:c.l on his first lnp abroad 1n lhn·e month.., Tlw t;M ~ l'ar -old Communi::it part~ dm.f ..,hO\\ed no signs of the 1llnl's.., that kept 111111 out of :'II oscm,· l111wll i.,hl for ~l.\ \\ l'l'"" Or~n l!"=--('mist '-6 ~ ae \\ <-ath~r F.ur :-I-it·~ through Tlll'" da\. arcordrng tu lhl' \\ t:.dht'I' Sl'l'\'iC'l'. \\It h " It J.! ht h \\ ,1 r Ill l' r cl; I\ s . I ll\\ s ll>IHJ.!hl :lR tn 1;1 111,1.!h~ I lll'!->d.t~ 111 lhl'l;o ... l~SID E TOD.\ l 1.-atht>rs on• uniting tu 1.111111 t"qual treat 1'1enl m cu.slody c oses. 111 and out of courtroom. Do1lv P1/nt .<:tnff wntcr Allison Dcerr crplori•s sub1PCt on Page BI of tcxialJ s People Sc.>Cl lf)ll. Al Your S.r•l<t Al AM Under\ 81 ..,.,,,.. Alt _, TrN •• l M kTd Al M0•1•\ All C•h'-rl>IA • s "•"""'' .... , ... Cl.nsih..t •• 10 Or.>.,.C.1110ty •• ' Conuu 8 4 Peopl• I 1 l Creuword a 4 ~pons A 10 II ~•'"Holl~•• Al \ltlCll M.llrllel\ •• &•1 .. 1.i P•.. A6 T•levtuo1> at C11MM•l1>mt11t AIJ T"ottn AU ,,_. .. _.,.... .. "_.,. •2 _, ..... ~ ... .. A 2 DAIL V PILOT s Mond-r Mweh 17. 1975 Iran to Own 50% Proposal on Shell Oil Bared WASHINGTON Cll P() Some Administration officials have re - l'Omme nded approval of a $1.5 billion, 20-ycar partnership that wouJd give the National Iranian Oil Company o 50 percent in· tt.>rest in hundreds of Sht>ll <hi Compjny fi lling st allofl!) in lhl· ·Air Base Has 32nd Birthday a ·s Sl. P..itru·k ·:-. U;,n llx.lay and also the 32nd b1rthd~y of the ll S . Marin e Corp:-Air St ation at El T o ro. The Marine Corp::.' la rgest West Coast aviation installation \.\as once an Irvine Runch uean- ficld. fl was commissionl'd as a lt'mporary wartime facility in 19-13 and the f1r :-.t 30 Mc.1nncs to a111 \'C al the base bedded down in un Irvine Ranch bunkhoust'. Totl:1.' th(• ;.i1r station h.1s <• µopulc.1t1o n of mon• thJn 10,UOO. mdud1ng c·1nl :-t•n•1c·t· t•rnplo~l':-. c.tnd ha.., g rown from 2.318 <H:n·s with thr<'e runways to 4,fi00 aC'l"l'S ''1th 10 runway::. The faciht \. has sen t•d as ;.m intensive tr.arnmg ground for ~r a r i n e a ' 1 ;,1 tors and a 1 r nc\o\m un amt as a major jump- utf point for troop :md cargo rhghts during World W:.ir II. the Kon·:.in War and thl' \'1l'l11Jm con.: lhd Following llw h.url'.rn \\'ur. thL· hasc's prtnl'1pul t a:-.k bL'l· .. 1me providing a home for the Third ~lunnt• Airnaft Wing. Its pre- sent comm:rnder is Urig. Gl'n. R . W. Tay lor "ho holds a duul role .is l'omm;.111der who also sL•rVl's .is eommanclcr. Manne Corp~ .\tr Bases. Wcsll'rn Arl'a. The 3rd M arint· Am:rnft wmg 1s made up of ft ghlt·r. t.tttad.;, h l' I I (' 0 p t l' I • p h ti l 0 . n:connabsann'. oh..,l'n :1l111n rt• fuelling . tr.rnsport radJr and ht•aclqut.trtl'r.., squ.1dron.., lb pilots. urd1n.11H l' ;.11111 ma1n- IL·nanl'<' pl'rsunnl•I tram l'On:stanl· ly for corn uul n•ad ine::.::.. OIL ... ' l 'nited States, it was rep0rted to- day. T he report by Jim Anderson of Group W News s aid the State and Jus tu·e departments are pre- p a r e d t o a p p r'b v c t h c part11l·r::.h1p, bul it received op- pos 1t1011 from the F ederal j ~·· f'reeu·"~I Litu"HH"m Workmen s cale s teel framework for b1idge sup- port at site of Corona de! Mar Freeway interchange under contruction at Bris tol Street, M acJ\r thur Boulevard a nd University Drive in Irvine. Tw.o Women Injured in Irvine Crasl1 ~xplor:.it1on and de\'elopmcnl n ghts to J 12,000 squ:Jrc m ile partcl of st•abt·d 111 the :\l1d- .,\thmt1l' south of Long Island to A ncar-hcadon collision al an Cape llallcras. N .C. Irvine intersection Sunday ni ght , Least·::. will be sold w1th1n :.i sent two wome n to Tus tin Com· ~·eJ r, lhc spol-es m;in s'1id , but munity Hos pital, but once there tull ck\'l'lopm(·nl of oil n ·siiurccs they decided instead to go to their ~the urea \\ ill takt· six yl'ar::. or .-family doctor. rnurc. . r Ma ry Cherney. 65, of 24916 Via . The high court ruling gives the Larga, Lag una Niguel. and Kay £c<.lerul go\ l'rnment title lo near-Cheropita. 80. of Cotungwood. l~ :!00.000 ~qu an• mill's of of· Ontario, Canada. suffered a hh<>rc l.1ncl up lo 1110 miles off tht• '>pramed leg and head injuncs. l'o.1::.l respectively 1 ll<1b11l'01b<Jcf1..,pute'>'hu:hhao.; !nine police said they were JJrt•\ (•nh·d th1.· Interior Ocpurt passengers in a car driven by tnt:nl lrom p111su1ng Jea:.mg Alex Cherney. 7-1. of the Via pl.in.., Larga address. when it collided • lnt,·1 wr oll1C'1ab said the first "1th another car on Cnivers1ty t>urn·I ;tlonc m.i\. l"OlllJlll 12 unveatCampus Drive btl hon b.irn:ls of oil Investigators said the second ' <.'.ills to oil c:ompan1l·S lo decide motorist, Cynthia L. Knciple, 16, '-'·h1l'h tr Jets thl'~ \\.mt to develop of· 26762 Carlota Dnvc. Mission l...•11l lo1 · 1-.. ,1n·d ..,111111. pt•rhaps next Viejo. was wailing in the in· \1L'l''-thC'-.p•>kt·sm.rn ~aul. lt•rsection and then made a left ' Go'. J Jmc::. Longley of Maine, turn m front of the Cherney cur one -.t..1l1.: 1n\ oh l'd in the ~uil, • Energy Adm in islration and some m~mbers of Congress. Congress probably would have the last word onthe proposal. f'r:ank Stainlon. a spokesman fot" S he II , confirmed in a telephone interview from his of- fice in Houston that discussions between Shell and NIOC have been 10 progress for more than a year. Shell is a subsidiary of Royal Dutch Petroleum. Anderson s aid the deal in- volved the construction by MOC ·and Shell of a $1.5 biJlion oil re- finery on the Persian Gulf with a dally production capacity of 500,000 bar r e ls of refined petroleum products, including gasoline . NIOC, he said . would pay 75 pen·ent or the cost of refinery construction and Shell would buy 250,000 barrels a day -half jts output for sale in the United States. In re turn, Anderson said, Shell would give to N IOC SO percent control or its fillin g stations. Anderson said Secr etary of State Henry A . Kissinger had given the proposal his blessing du~ing discussions in Washington thi s month with Iranian Economic Affairs a nd l<"'inance :\lln1ster Hushang Ansary No public mention was made of the proposal when Kissinger and Ansary made a joint announce- ment March 4 of a Sl5 million. five-year commercial agreement covering nonoil trade -the world's biggest commercial deal between two countries. tinder the agreement. Iran will buy eight la rge U.S. nuclear reac- tors Anderson said Administration t:rit1cs of the Iranian-Snell pro- posal argue that it would make the United States more depen- dent on foreign oil imports at the very time President Ford is plan- • ning a $10 billion proposal to re- duce U.S. dependence on foreign 011. Fro1n Page Al OVERTIME 111g scuports and airports. Most receive premium pay when called upon to work nights, Sun· d ays and holidays. The accounting office reported that more than 74 million ships. airplanes and vehicles arrived in the United States during fi scal 1974, cning last June 30, and the four agencies said 6,886 employes were u s ed in port-of· entry inspec tions. The rules a liowed one inspec· tor at Bangor International Airport in Maine to claim $692 in overtime pay for Sunday and holiday pay in one month. ll found that Customs Service work rules permitted 10 inspec· tors to receive 16 hours' pay each when they were asked to return to their duties al Boston's Logan International Airport to inspect passengers arriving at 12:25 a.m. one Sunday, a job that took P 1 hours to perform. The three immigration service inspectors assigned to the same fhghl were also paid for 16 hours' \.\Ork . but were given a d - ministrative duties to perform l'> complete an eight-hour t our of duty. An Agriculture Department in· speclor worked 2 ~'..t hours on the same assignment but was paid for nine hours of work. Such discrepancies were re- pe aled in studies at Dull~s Jn-~.11d he• ".1 c \\ n·mc•ly disap µ0111tt-cl ,•\ th1• 111urt -.dt·c·1-;1011 • t e r national Airport near pot RelaXJng Wash.ington , D .c .. where 12 hours pay was awarded for only , C:11\ \Ii :d 11111 ·r hon1..,on of Nt•\\' J l;11np..,l11n· ~.11tl llw rulin~ ··1:-. t•:>. ;c('\l\ \\h,lf \\I' l'\Jll'('l\•d .. <tnd iirgL•d tlll' lc•clc r .d i.:m 1•rnnwnt lo (011\l'CjUl<kh .ih1-.1dl11kl prt\.Ltll' .t·llll·rpri-.l· cl1'1·l11p th1· ••lfshon• l"l'::.l•lll('t·-. ORANGE COAST lrv ":lof.-iqr (.t>t•I (J,91fy f•ll,-;t Wtl"~• ,, t• .,., "'"' ,, ltw> Nt w ' , I... I ovt•h\.IW'1 t•• tn. ti• , (0.) t p ,, .. f•1t.14 l,lln 11 •I 'f ., ..... 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Dave Andetson, a 5pokesman for the JHUUJ). saul lhc a~~oc:ia t 1<m will seek s ponsors lo 111· ttoduce thL' proposal in the JI hnms \rrncr ol A:-.scmbly Rot11tion Bid Marine Hunted OCEANSIDE CAP> -Police are investigatin g the stabbing death of a 20-year-old woman ·Marine whose body was found in the front seat of her car Monday. The servicewoman, Lance Cpl. Cindy A. M<tnsfield. was sta- tioned al'Jnearby Camp Pendleton. No information about survivors or her hometown was made public. Thom.t<. A Murph1nc· ""-'"t19"'"0 lctifftt CharlP<. H I oo• Rtfl'lclrd P. Nall A '''t.cinl M .. o tQ•"'CI [ 0tt0t" Ott1tes f¥t..t.M• ' MWr t J\.ly~tr••• Ht •l •I•',.. f· Ull.._· ... , ti l'-•.,W'w•t 1 I •f>-10-•A (tf "' h I tM \tW'twWtr• .,.,,,.,., .... , ,, ,. ,.. '~ .... h ••• ~ u ... "f\nit .... .,,.. •t W'J J..,_(I. t• • V.tllt , J4. 1\t • t ti .. c,"'1 Injunction Nixed In Funeral Fight ,., ... ,. r • • ,,. ••• Te lephOM c 714) 647~]71 Class1f1ed Advert1s1nq 642·S671 • 11! I• t Vtl1• \'~ ........ lit! ' S81 ·6l10 Ir t f • •I J.•C"" ._,~.,~ '' I •I• ( f't tnvn•I "' S40 1220 I "'ff,,, ... IV UH•• I It I J'1i1f1i1\" ') ""• ., N rln#• ''"' u1t.-hi#\\,.d1lu'''' n\ I Uf "'t#,.,f •• 0 hi fl'tf\ "'"'fl b 11 t 11 11'1 ~ lh o t• t (lf11.,1\,10l'i t t r. .• ,.," .. ''". I ,,,, • 1.,. U• l•J• ..... tt .,.. , ,1 •• M f 'l./t, ,.. • • • , 11•1 , ,,,,, "'"'" .,, ,., 't oomtlfttn•y ''" Nt' I \• l>iJ mo"O~l'f' •"1111.u" 0• .lln.I;,.,..,~ ., ni0 ll~tfhlt A demand for an 1njunct1on that wo uld ha ve ('ompelled Orange County coronE'r's officers to n·:-1111 <' the name of a Costa Mt•sa func•rJl homt• to the1:-rota· I ion li!ool ha!-> h<>en t l'J<:Ct cd b) Sup<>nor Court J udge II. Waller Steiner JudRe St t•ancr ~ct April 17 as the heanng OfltP for furth { prf' tm1l ad1on an the laws uit "1l'<.I <•~c.11nM thf' C'oroner·~ office by ~orm Jn and f:ltil rw Arbucklr . operators of We:.tcliff Chapel Mortuary. ThE' Arbuckles claim that they wc.-re taken off the coroner's rota· tion hsl last May 31 and were g1Ven no reason (or the decist that has allegedly cost them $60,000 In revenue. Under the rotation Sf'tem, cor· oner's deputies transport bodies to the funeral home at the bead of the list when relatives exptt.SS no · pref eren~e for a mortuary that will prvlde last rites (or thelr next olkln. t,, ~ily Pilot St•lf PllOlo RAY ANDERSON OFFERS SNACK TO HIS FINE FEATHERED FRIEND, 'HONKY' Rooster Takes up Residence at Huntington Beach's New City Library Library Early Bird Rooster Helps Master Guard Facility By KATHY CLAl'liCY Of IM D•lly Pllol SUH ' Call him what you Ii kc Honky or Melville -but the fact is ci cocky while farm rooster may well be the f irst Huntington Beach resident to make permu- neot use of the city's new S2.9 million library. For the pas t fe w weeks he has been helping rclll'cd I luntington Beach Police Detective Ray An· derson guard the shiny new gl::iss and steel structure overlooking Talbert Lake. Anderson calls his fealherl'd friend Honky "because he's ;Jll white." Members of the library st.iff have decided they like their Cowl friend and plan to keep him as a mascot. But instead of I Ion key. they've named the strutting bird Melville. io honor of Me l\·il Dewey, founde r of the famous library's decimal system. Anderson met his ruffled com· panion during the 5 p .m . to5 a.m. guard shift '1t the soon-to-open library. .. At first l would Cllll to him and he would jus t look'al me," he recalled. It was popcorn that made their friendship blossom. "First I t~ok plain popcorn," Anderson said, "then I brought buttered,· and he really liked that. Later, l took caramel corn and bits of apple." But Anderson said Honky's favorite is the unpopped variety. He described their evening routine: "I would get there at 5 a nd check the building out. About 6 I would go out and yell for him. I would yell three or four times, and he would come running." That's when the proud bird with the white tail received his evening m eal. "He would roost on the railing outside until 2 a .m .• when he would wake up and start crow-. ing." Anders on said. . "Then I would feed him again - his breakfast," the retired officer said ..... The big rooster also. has become a favorite with city policemen. who frequently radio ··going 10·6 Con break) to s ec An- d<'rson and Honky." Even P o lice C hief Earle Robitaille brought his children out to visit the friendly bird. "You can get real clost>. He almost eats from my hand," An- dt>rson said. 1 Anderson said Honky once had a companion a brown roosll'r. But he said hl• believes Isome dogs interrupted thl' fnendship. "There were some frathcrs left," he said sadly . Anders9n gave up his guard job last week because of ill health and he has been worried over the rooster's future. "l go out every couple d'1ys ~md take a can of popcorn." he s aid ... l've grown attached to . him. If I could get away with it, I'd go out a nd chicken-knap him and take him home." But Anderson will be pleased, no doubt, to learn his friend has been ··adopted•' by the new library•s staff. • · "He's our m ascot ," said Con- nie Woodrin g, community services librarian. "lie looks iil al us, and he crows. We have From Pffge A J BANDITS .•. ported in Costa Mesa during the weekend. Men simulating guns in their pockets robbed a beauty shop and a downtown Fotomat pic- ture-processing store of $75 and $35 respectively on ~iday and Saturday nights. Beautician Diane J . Payablas, 36, and customer Ju a nita Hughes, 41 , were forced to lie on the floor at Mr. Jon J on's H;ur Stylist. 2750 Harbor Blvd., Fri- day night. Police said clerk T erresa Eurban , 20, was confronted Saturday evening by a bandit in her Fotomat booth a t 201 E. 17th St. The s ame booth was robbed a week ago. ~omc corn to feed 111m. Construl'llOll '' orkPr!> <it tlw bulldmg ::.1tt• also share tht•1i- lunch \\ llh tl1e rol)::.ler, and olhcn\ is c, he pals around v. ith a few of the ne1ghborholx.l crows. "One thmg's for s ure. As a gu ard he's nu chieke11 ... An- derson said , cxpl<1i11mg I lonky announces any intrudcl' \\1th loud l'l'Ov.mg. "We 've hecoml.' rt·:1l gc>Od friend s.'' he mused. "Hut how \~ill it look \.\hen that build1ng 1::. opt•n to the publi c. and I 'm out th ~re feedin g popcorn lo a rooster ... Ex-senator K. P. Slusser Rites Today Funcra~ se rvices wen !;cl\'cd'uted today for Leisurt' World resident Kenneth I' Slusser, who died Wedncsdav a t the Bcv(•rly :\1 a nor Com·ulcs~cnt I lo~p1lal 111 Laguna Hills. Mr. Slusser, 79, had b<.>en ill for some lime. A former state sen ator in Idaho, Mr. Slusser had owned a wholesale drug sundries com- pany in thal st at e fo1· 30 years before moving to California six years ago. He was a<'live in lhc Idaho Falls Masonic Lodge and Kiwanis c lub and the El Korah Shr int> Temple in Boise. JIL ~en ed as pre~idcnl of the Idah1 Falls Chamber of Commerce and the Rot<Jry club in Burley. He wa:- a hfe member of the Idaho Falb Elks Lodge. Jn Laguna Hills !\tr. SlusS<'I' \\.a!> a membe r of the Kiwanis club and was active in the United Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife. Arlene, of the family home, 2148C Ronda Granada; by his son, Ken· ncth of Idaho Falls; and by two grandchildt·cn. ~.ARIMER S PAYS • Mariners Savings hos olwoys paid the highest interest legally possible. Now your savings con be worth even more at Mariners -o Big 7>;. ~.on 6-yeor certif icotes of$ l ,000 or more. Not only con you make money at Mariners. you con mok friends too- with a strong "hometown" savings and loon. Save ot Mariners. Now it makes more dollars and sense! Cut Oum ,\frs1 tt'lep Av• DE has s after your Whe1 wher: tr are tram perD' You or or Asld• may fruit the in ti com1 budc type1 Se fl DE four that 1 box ; aSWI up. C'herr cxpe: main bnd !>OCDE mix t~rgE OU ing ~ don' mctt visit• whet read hom you 1 prod blea lsla1 ston $3.4! peat velo cout fede the 1 lWO· disc vadl cats wee cats favc Al D ml t11gl A a $Cri wh: sull \'it< T tio• do!t Civ• sci• the ces int wil tm Ion cal an• . chi Mi [ (jUE for ...."l'C bt'S :JPI , fin an• m<J in sef not or ph• Rr Bo Se· r~ thl ad II Jc hy fer pl in tic P l 0 At JO c. ( ,. s " I i: c .. Col o pr~ltm ., T htrt wril~ J>ul l>unn Pat u!lll rut r1>d to1ie gt•t llit ~ a rt1wtr1 omJ ar· tfcm you rwcd to :;()I oe 11wqw t !It' '" f10VC'Tllnll'lll a11d b u,Hn('.H Ma ll uour qut#llOtt! w Pnt 1'un n 'At n Yo ur Sl'Tuice . O rongl' Coas l ()ally 1'1lot . P.O IJo r 156<J. Cosio Me1u1. C'A 92621i. lncludt 11our tl'lephorw n11111/x•r · A vorodo Pro•per11 DEAR PAT: My avocado seed has sprouted and is doing well after I followed instruc tions tn your column seve ral months ago. When can J plant it outside and when should it bear fruit'! R.G., Costa Me!>a .. Monday. March 17 1975 PQljge · Inte)Jigence. Unit By WILLIAM SCRREIB£a It was lal~r learned from re\'1cw process under the rontrol veS\1gat1ons" arn\'t.-d Wi.lS to 0tu.oau,..ii.tt4llf Stewart Duncan, former director of an e lecled official ha:. lk•en purge them of useless or outdot· Orange County'~ police lo· oflhe intelligence unit, thut m ore e!.t :i blished. 1.•<1 1nformation. telllgeoce unit, the subject ot bit· than S,400 names of criminals By the n, somt." of the poh ct' ··w e shrC'dded all m al enal th;.at ter controversy six months ago. and their known associate~ were chiefs who had been feedm~ 111 1s not pertrnent or C'Urrenl 1tnd ls alive and well ln the county in the files. formation into the umt's files :.id now have about 350 i•ctive in· Shcnrrs Department. When the unit sought county milted having gone lhrou~h thf' \'estigat1ons in the files." he said , Th~ unit, euentlally a fundin~ to supple m ent eontribu· Ill es to taku bac~eir mtorm:i noting that the total number of stockpil~ of name~ and informa· lions by the cities last year, its lion. na m es 1t1 the files 1!'i ''muc h lion on knOt.Vn criminal elements functions were challenged by G att's satd Thursday, ''When s m aller'' than the orig\nal 5,400. in the county, is now called the Supervisor Ralph Diedrich. the files cam e to us there w as , Undl•r G1tles' control, OCCAS Orange County Criminal Activi· The Fulle rton supe rvisor de· consider a bly less mate rial 111 has operated on an annual budget ty Sylllem <OCCAS) and is under manded lo know if the unit was them than we had been led lo of $30,000. c om pa red lo the the control of Sheriff Bradley using its sophisticated equip· believe by the chiefs when the $150,000 it used to get from the Gates. ment and filing system to gather whole thing started." cities and t'ount~. "The unit still exists, though it data on innocent citizens. He also The sheriff would not speculak T he :::. t a ff con sisl s of In- only started getting back on its demanded thal the unit submit on whe~e the material \\-Cnl or \C~l1 ~alor Jac k Marwin, former feel in January," Gales said in civilian review and control. who removed it. ly of the d istrict attorney's office an interview. "We are finally re· The chiefs r e fused. sparking G a tes admits a number of and one clerk . Gates said he"ll establishing coordination and the feud that lasted until early police ch iefs wt•re ulmost com· ask r"r one more investigator cooper ation with the county's last fall when Gates presented a plct ely a li e n a t ed by the r e· next , ear becau!.e the work tuutl police chiefs again." plan for reor ganizing the urut organization of OCC AS. But he 1s hea,-~ enough to warrant it. It was a conflict between the under his control and subject to said most huvt! begun cooperat That addition. he claims. will county police chiefs and county annual audits. 111g again . llH"l'l'JM' the budgd to .. :ibout government officials that Under the new system. Gales. ··As each month passe:::.. lht· $40,000 .. sparked a furor over the unit. his OCCAS staff and a represen· cooperation in creases arid n mu-c all's said the intelhgcm·e unit The county police chiefs as· tultve of the police chiefs cull jonty of the chiefs arc involved \\ 111 ultimately be more \'uluablc sociation had been acting as the through the file each year and again."' he said . "But there arc than e\'cr because it will contain board of directors for the in· throw out any material that is no still a fe w. and I won 't sav who. uni) active crimina l cases The telligence gathering operation, longer pe rtinent. who are s keptical of th~ nc"' t:entrul source of data "ill be in which at that time was a semi· Though the arra ngement falls system." \'aluahl e to 111vestigat1ons, hl' autonomous and secretive agen· short of tbe c ivilian control Gates s aid the first task his de· s:.iid. DAILY PILOT A3 Alive D•tly l'llol St•ft P'-'• INTELLIGENCE CHIEF Sheriff Bradley Gates fl 0111 c \ ei l'Olld ul'I ing domc:.tll' :.p\ mg opcrat1ons lf the root system and leaves are well developed, you can tnnsplant the seedling into a permanent site in early spring. You have a "chance" Hedling, or obe with unknown parentage. Aside from ornamental value, it ma,-produce good fruit. poor fruit or none at all, depending on the cross·polUnaUon parentage in the seed you planted. Most commercJal avocado trees are budded or grafted to known types. cy working out of the District Al· Diedrich sought, tlle supervisor partment had wh en the flies hl' 1 k also said the unit is now un-~to:...;r_n_e.:..y_' s:...;o:...;f_f:...;ic:...;e:...;. _________ s_a_id_it_is:...'_s_a_li_s_fa_c_t_o_:_i\o. _be_c_a_u_s_e_a_· _,:..p_re_f_e_r_s_t_o_t·_a_ll_t t_1 e_m __ .. _a_ct_i_, _c_i_n_ clC'r C'no ug h con lroi to p1·c \'Clll it "I thin~ the annuJI n•\·1e" pro· l't·ss and th~ sy:::.tl.'m \\C have set up "111 avert any problems frvm :.in sing in the future." Gates :-.aid. "I think tl is satisfactory to all conl'Cl'IH'd '' Srat, Cats! DEAR PAT: I have three or four cats in the neighborhood that use m y backyurd for a litter box and it's offens ive odor-wise as well as being a c hor e to clean up. I 've tr ied s pray and dry chemicals, but they are pretty expensive . I inte nd to put an a low maintenance yard of rock and brick , and "ould iikc to find :::.ome inex pensive substance lo mix in that would as act as a d e· tergenl. Any ~uggestions? L.A., San Juan Capistrano Other than caring for and feed· ing a dog to ward orf the cats, I don't know of another sure method to discourage your feline visitors. Although cats usually go where they pleast', perhaps our readers know or an economical home remedy. In the meantime, you may want to consider trying a product called "Repel," availa· bleat Russo's P ets, Inc., Faahlon Island, a nd other pet supply stores. Priced at approximately $3.49 lo cover l90 running feet, this peat moss substance was de· veloped by the government lo dis· courage deer from entering federal tree farm areas Placed on the perimeter of the property as a two-inch border, it's supposed to discourage any animal from in· vading the rest or the propert)', cats Included, for a two-to thrtt· week period. By that time, the cats may have chosen another favorite spot. A boatt A 01ul D DEAR PAT: Although I've re· ad plenty of information a bout high dosage amounts of Vitamins t\ and D belng restricted to pre- scriptions only, I'd like to find out what supposed toxic effects re· suit from hig h doses of these \'1lamins . A. R., Fountain Valley The Federal Drug Admlnistra· lion prescription ruling for high doses of Vitamtns A and D, errec· tive Oct. 1, 1973, was based on :::.dentific evidence evaluated by the FDA. It indicated that ex· cessive and prolonged Vitamin A intake can cause pressures wilhln the s kull that simulate a brain tumor. Vitamin D in pro· longed, large doses can cause calcification in ltte son tissues and bone de,.rmlly in adults and . children. Might fl Searrh DEAR PA'l': I reeel\red a· te· quest from a Canadian relative for some redwood or sequoia tre<' .,cced s. I j ust don't know where to begin lookin~ for them , and I'd :.ipprec iatc ~our help. {'.\'.,Huntington Beach Your request sounded easy al first -somewhat llke redwood and sequoia seeds being as com· mon in California as corn seed is in lo~a. It turned oul that tree seeds, of any kind, generally are not carried by county nurseries or seed companies. A long trail or phone calls finally led to Ptt<>U Brothers Nursery, Route 5, P.O. Box 215·R, F.scondldo, CA 92025. Seejl quantity, price and export req'uirements can be provided by this firm U you write to the above address, or phone (7l4i 744·3120. llgdroponl.-Book DEAR PAT : Where can l get do-it·yours elf advice about hydroponic g<Jrdening? I'm re· rerring to the m ethod in which plants are grown with their roots in' special nutriPnt·bN1ring solu· tions instead of in soil. · ~ -> O.ally P•lot SI.all PIW>I• For the Budget-1ni~1ded ••• Buzzards Baek Hi11kley Birds Retuni Agai11 HINCKLE Y. Ohio <C PI > San Juan Capistrano has n s s wa ll ow s. llln c klev has 1b turke~ vultures < Rtiakd Stor). Page 831 Accordin g t o legend. the turkey \'ultures first arn \ed ut Whipps Led ges in th1~ northern Ohio village in 1818. Thl'Y hu\'c com e back every Ma rch I ~ for 157 years. although no oiw 1:-. quHe sure why. This y~a r was no cM'l•J>l1on Officia l buzrnrd !>potter Jim K a mp s. a C l ev1..•l a nd metropo litan pa rk ranger. un· nounced the time of the offidul landing us 11 a. m _ Saturd :.i~. s:.iusage l>rt>ak fast s ponson.'' up a t Capistrano until 1\t.1rch 19 Onl) about 211 persons actually w1tne:::.sed the first buzzard land· 1ng. but town officials served more than 4,000 pancakes and mor e than 700 pounds of sausages lo the hungr y thous ands. Soldier Guilty 111 Slaying COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. . . . , There is the specially constructed "miru-van," the creation of a Saddleback College student with a sense of humor. The van, no longer ilian a normal VW. ap- parently was made by cutting a part out of the.middle. ll was left in the Math-Science Building parking lot Thursday while its owner presumably was attending classes. One theory is the buzzards were uttral'ted here shortly after hunters sta rted s houting lo t'lear the 25~sq u u r e m ile a r ea of ~olves. bears. foxes and other predators in 1818 Res1d C'nts say lhc an imab \\ere lh-i ven into an open area nt1\\. called ·-Buzzard-;' Hoost .. wher e the la r ge carnagl' !.oon .it tracted the vultures. I l 'PI I A 25-year-0ld soldier ha::s been convicted of killing a nrnssagc l)<Jl'lor owner. tying an t•mployc lo a l<i bll'. stabbing her and setting a fire beneath her bodv Pa ul Estep was cha rged with f1 r:::.t-dcgrec m urde r , assault, J rmcd robb('r\' a nd arson in the cleath Sept. 19. of Sun Ok Cousin. :Jli. operator of Suczy's Oriental Massage P a rlor . and an attack on Yon Cha Yt Lee. 32. a mas. seuse. Third Continuance In Negligence Case '\. Iran, Iraq Agree A third continuance has been ordered for the arraignment of top Moulton Niguel Water Dis· trict offi c ials c h arged with negligence that contributed to lhe death of a workman who was overcome by sewer gas while in a manhole a year aJ:?O. 3Companies . Seek Airport Runway Pact One of three engineering com· panies will be chosen by Orange County supervisors Tuesday w des ign a propos ed 750-fool runway extension at the county airport. The exfension toward the San Diego Freeway is one of several steps airport officials say they are taking to reduce takeoff noise oveT Newport Beach. Officials say j.ets will be able lo take off sooner and climb higher at the Newport Beach end of the runway if they have more space al the other end. County Building Services Director Joseph Smisek s aid $15,000 has been authorized for preliminary design work and cost evaluations. [.1 Checkpoint • Shut Down The Border Patrol sla· tion on Interstate 5 some 50 miles north of San Diego was closed down at mid· nighlr and it will stay shut pending the appeal of a federal court ruling. South Oran g e County Municipal Court Judge Richard Hamilton rescheduled the matter for 9 a.m . April 3 at the request of thedefe ndanls' attorney. Named in the compiaint are the dis trict ; Carl J . Ky mla, ~eneral manager and former Newport Beach city councilman; John A. Perry. director of opera- tions. a nd Donald J<'oell. a main- tenance crew fore man. It is alleged in t he compla int that the defenda nts failed lo respect state laws that require certa in ventilation and harness equipment be provided to men entering confined s paces such as manholes. - Ted Millard. deputy distncl at· torney, said the continuance W<JS granted so tha t parties in the case m a y continue. to evaluate the charges. He said the possibility exists lhal the case could be dis posed of at the Apnl 3 hearing. None of the defendants has en· lercd a pJea . lo the charges. 'Wilderness Area' Backed For County The Orange County Board of Supervisors will be as ked Tues- day to endor se creation of a special "wilderness area" de· signalion for inclusion in thccoun· ty general plan. In a letter to the board, En· vironmental Management Agen- cy chief H. G. Os borne s aid the designation has been under con· sideration since October of 1973. T E HRAN. Iran <A P> Ira n and Iraq s igned a n agreement to- d ay e nd in g t h e 46 year-o ld border dis pute that kept both countries on the edge of war for the past decade. These d ays. the devouring h done by up to 10.000 per:-.ons wh<> a rrive at this village of 4,500 to "atch the birds. It's not as big as San Juan Capistrano. but here there':-. also the pa ncake anll lie was acquitted Sunda y on charges of rape and deviate sex· ual intrrcour~e by force. A UNIQUE, NEW AUTO MERCHANDISING EVENT AUTO Did You Know That With a ,1975 Model You Get GREATER TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR PRESENT CAR? There's never been a better time to trade .... than right now. Local auto dealers inventory of good pre-owned cars are low .... the value of your trade-in is at 15 year high right now! See for yourself at any one of these dealers soon. anas CMIYSUI PlnmTll ~DSTAl'SOM UMC9lll IOCUn MISSIDll WlUO IWOITS uaotruea mm INP9l1'S Clrr~-"Y~ u.c-.... ~ MH<•detl ... ....,... ....... 1UtH-..ll•' I Hot ..... 11•4. 11701 .............. ...,. Jl40l W ... 9""'< ... ..., . c_,,._, ... 1,14 --...... 14J·N4' .. i.-•·+ll•·l14f M.,,_ Ylo19tl1-1040 IAUla IUICI llt"AIO CKCmllfl llAlllS CIOILLJC SAllU AMA llllCDlll IOCUIY lwc•·oporl-tritn• .....,._ c .... ,...c ... a r ... -. c-l __ .. ~..,..c..n nnH..-•'· c .. 10 Mt .. '7f·1'ot MMA .... &J-. 1•00H•--1)01 HT"''°' ... __, ._, IJ}.OSSS C••I• ...... 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The U.S. 9th Circuit Court ruled recently that checkpoints al location~ away from international borders violated Fourth Amendment auarantees a g ainst sea rch ,nd seizure. The court also held th~t inspections at such stations represent "an intolerable Intrusion" ''It is anticipa ted that wilder- ness area designations may be round valuable in regional and other parks to reduce develop- rn en l , operation and main· tenanre costs and at the same tlme to provid e ope n, un· developed spaces." he said. The wilderness area concept already has been approved by the county Planning Com- m ission. IOI HISUll o_c .... &TN<h C .. le M .. e U'-00) ...._. -.ec11 •42·• .. , OW.~M.......,C ' OAllCl CIClllO wet VI JIHH-...... Cable Car Mi8hap SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -Al least 15 ~nons wef'e injured &.l.oda..Y wtien a ublecar st.ruck 1 neel batch·c(>vet and abrupUy stopped. spllllng some .of ils passengers onto Catlfornla Street, olllclals said. ,. • into citizens· rights. The ruling came in a cue in volvina illegal aliens s muggled into the country from M e xtco. Evidence round durln.& a search 11l the freeway c heckpoint was used to gain a conviction In the case. County olCicials say the main benefactor or lh new general plal\ designatlon will be lho massive Ronald W. Cupe rs Regional Park at Slarr-Vtejo RMch, Jocal· ed tn the hills beblnd San Juan Capistrano. The wildernH• area specifica· lions supervi•ors wltl he ~to lnclud e exa~t derlnltions of the area and what. is to be allow~ ln the w11y of development and recreation 111>1 ......... ...... ...... 01111 IOllTMf .. ..... c_,,_.. 11 .. ~ .... Mroo.4. ~A-14 .. 7'11 1(11 111(1UOO IMPtlTS -c.r. .......... -..... • .... I><••• SJJ 1'11 llll MAXtl TIYl!a ,...,..c .... a1-• .... 1 ..... -. ............. , .. us aatACl I llAZIA M-S.-.0 11HH_ .. , C:•tl• Mn• U5-S700 llU MIUU •TllS -IJtWtttW- '-t•t. .. 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It was commissiont>d as a temporary wartime facility in 1943 and the firs t JO Marines to urnve at the base bedded down in an Irvine Ranch bunkhouse. To<l~iy the air station has a population or more than ~o.ooo, including civil ::.ervice emf>loyes and has grown from 2,318 acre::. with three runways to4,600 acre::. "ith 10 runways. The facility has served as an intens ive training ground for .'.\larine aviators and air crewman and as a major jump. off point for l roop <.1 nd cargo nights during World War II, the Korean War and the Vwln<.im con- n1ct. Folluwmg lhL1 Koreun War, thc base's prin cipal task became providing a home for the Third Marine Aircraft Wing. Its pre· M.•nl commander is Brig. Gen. R. \\'. Taylor who holds a dual role as commander who also serves ;.is commande r , Manne Corps Air Bases, Wes tern Area. The 3rd M.arinc Aircraft wing I!> made up Of fighter, attack, helicopter. photo- reconnuiss<i nce. observation, re· fuelling. trani.port. rad;.ir and headquart ers sQu;.tdrons. Its pilots, o rdin ance and main- tenance personnel tram t•onstanl· ly for combat r ead mes::.. From Page AJ OIL ... ~xplornt1on and deve lopment '1ghts lo a 12,000-square mile ~<irccl of seabed in the Mid- tlanlic south or Long h.land to ape Hatteras, N.C. , Leases will be sold within a )'C<.tr, the s po kesman said, but lull development of 011 resources '" the area will take six year s or rnorc. ; The high court ruling gives the fed era I govern m enl Lille lo near· ly W0.000 square miles of of. fshore l;.tnd up to 100 1111lcs off the toast. I It abo end::. u dispute \\-hich has J>revented the I ntenor Depart· tnent from pursuing leasing plans • Interior off1c1ab s<.iid the first l>arcel alone may conl<.i m 12 billion burrcls of 011. ' Call::. to oil comp<.inics to decide Which tracts they W<tnl lo develop will be issued !>000 , perhaps next Week, the spokt:sm an ::.aid . l Gov. James Longley of Maine, Lnc stale in\-oh·L·d in the suit, };aid he was "l•xtremely disap· ~inted " by th<' court'sdecision. , Gov. Melclnm Thomson of New Jlampshin· said lhe ruhn~ "ls ex- .i..lCtl} \\hut "l' l')>.pt'Cted'' and Lrgcd the ft-d<:ral govc:rnment to move quickly ah1.•;id to let private enterprbc dt·velop the offshore (esourcc:.. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Trw Of'M\-Of tw~ I 0...1ty Pt tot .... """"-<",, ,gm.. beiM>d Ow ,.._W'\ Prf't.\ '' pvt>tt\Ndt><, thil'Or.tnQll' co. .. , Putiih~•ftO <.omo .. u••· s....-...-echlKM'l'li. _.. pubh""'° IWlntj•• ""-" Frod.Oy tor ~w Mttw. Nfl'WPOft f\. M h Hufl11r'ICllllM S-..c.h J.oun t..t1n v .. llt'f. 1r.1nt S•OcUe-tw<'-. V•l .. v •nd LA9UN 8""<" 'lou111 (o.o\I A ""'lk ••a•o""' .Othon ti PUbl".fwoO ~.;turd.••' ..wi ~"-"'· ff• pr•nc.1p.lf put"t"f\tnQ Ol~I h •t 200 W'ef1 tM'I Strfft Co '" ~><0. 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The report b-y Jim Anderson or Group W News said the State and Justice departments are pre- p lire d to approve the partnership, but it received op- position from the Federal Freeacay Li11P111t-m Workmen sca le s t e el framework for bridge sup-· port at site of Corona del Mar Freeway interchange under contruction at Bristol Street, MacArthur Boulevard and University Drive in Irvine. Two Women lnJured in Irvine Crash A near-headon collision at an lrvine intersection Sund;.iy night sent two women to Tustin Com· munily Hospital, but once there they decided instead to go to their . family doctor. Mary Cherney, 65, of 24916 Via Larga, Laguna Niguel, and Kay Cheropita, 80, of Collingwood, Ontario, Canada. s uffered a sprained leg and head injuries, respectively. Irvine police said they were passengers in a car driven by Alex Cherney, 74, of the Via Larga address, when it collided with another car on Universi(y Drive at Campus Drive. Investigators s aid the second motorist, Cynthia L. Kneiple, 16, of· 26762 Carlota Drive, Mission Viejo, was waiting in the in· tersection and then made a left turn in front of the Cherney car. Eneray Administration and some members or Congesa. Congress probably would tiave the last word on the proposal. Frank Stainton, a spokesman fof' Shell, confirmed in a telephone interview from his of· lice in Houston that discussions between Shell and NIOC have been in progress for more than a year. Shell is a subsidiary · ol Royal Dutch Petroleum. Anderson said the deal in- volved the construction by NJOC · and Shell of a $1.S billion oil re- finery on the Persian Gulf with a daily production capacity of 500,000 barrels o f refined petroleum products, including gasoline. NIOC, h e said, would pay 75 percent of the cost of refinery construction and Shell would buy 250,000 barrels a day -halt its output -for sale in the .United States. In return, Anders·on said, Shell would give to NIOC SO percent control of its fillinJ: s tations. Anderson said' Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger had given the proposal his ·blessing dur_ing discussions in Washington this month with lranian Economic Affairs and Finance Minis~er Husnang Ansary No public mention was made of the proposal when Kissinger and Arlsary made a joint announce- ment March 4 ol a $15 million five-year commercial agreement covering nonoil trade -the world's biggest commercial deal between two countries. Under the agreement, Iran will buy eight large U.S. nuclear reac· tors Anderson said Administration critics of the Iranian-Shell pro· posal argue that it would make the United States more depen· dent on foreign oil imp<)rts at the v~ry time President Ford is plan· • nmg a $10 billion proposal to re- duce U.S. dependence on foreign oil. From Page jtJ OVERTIME ing seaports and airports. Most receive premium pay when called upon to work nights, Sun· days and holidays. The accounting office reported that more than 7t million ships, airplanes and vehicles arrived in the United States during fiscal 1974, ening last June 30, and the four agencies sai d 6 ,886 cmployes were used in port-of· entry inspections. The rules aliowed one inspec- tor at Bangor International Airport in Maine to claim $692 in overtime pay for Sunday and holiday pay in one month. It found that Customs Service work rules permitted 10 inspec· tors to receive 16 hours' pay each when they were asked to return lo their duties at Boston's Logan International Airport to inspect passengers arriving at 12:25 a.m . one Sunday, a job that took a~ hours to perform. The three immigration service inspectors assigned to the same flight were also paid for 16 hours• work. but were given ad- ministrative du~ies to perform to complete an eight-hour tour of duty. An Agriculture Department in· spector worked 2Y" hours on the same assignment but was paid for nine hours of work. Such discrepancies lwere r e- peated in studies at Dulles In· • tetnatipnal Airport near Pot RelaXIng W,ashington, D.C .• where 12 hours' pay was awarded for only Law Approved onehourofwork. BLOOMINGTON. 111. _ Slayer of Woman The governing body of the lllinois State Bar Association has ap-Marine Hunted proved a two-part proposal which would remove all penalties for poss~ssion and private use of marijuana. . The proposal was approved during a weekend meeting of the 15-member board. Dave Anderson, a spokesman for the group. said the associa· lion will seek s ponsors lo in· troduce the proposal in the 11· linois General Assembly. Rotation Bid OCEANSIDE (AP> -Police are investigaUng the stabbing death of a 20-year-old woman ·Marine whose body was found in •the front seat of her car Monday. The servicewoman, Lance Cpl. Cindy A. Mansfield. was sta· tioned at nearby Camp Pendleton. No information about survivors or her hometown was made public. lnjunc~ion Nixed In Funeral F~ght A demand for an lnju.ncUon that would have compelled or.,,ge County coroner's officers to restore the name ol a C.OSta Mesa funeral home to lhei:-rot::i- tion list has bten rejected by Superior Court Judge H. Wa.Jter Steiner. 1 Judae Stcint>r ct April 17 11 th_e hearing date for further pre· tnal action an lhe lawsuit filed uga.inst the coroner's offfce by Norman a.nd Elaine Arbuckle, operators ot Wcstclllr Chapel Mortuary. The Arbuektes claim that they were to.ken orr 01e coroner's rota· lion Ust Jut May 31 and were alvcn no reason tor tho dedslon that baa alle1edly cost them $60,000 In revenue. Under the rotation ayswm, cor· ontt'1 deputlea transport bodl• to the funeral home at t.bebeedot the Utt when rtlaUv• expna no · J>IWerence for a mortuary that will prvlde last rit.a for Ult!lr next otkin. t .. 11111!!:=:=1!::1=~!~~1; .1~. __ -I DellJ PHot SWlff PllOC• RAY ANDERSON OFFERS SNACK TO HIS f.INE FEATHERED FRIEND, 'HONKY' Rooster Takes up Residence at Huntington Beach'• New City library Library Early Bird Rooster Helps Master Guard Facility By KATHY CLANCY Otttle D•llf Piiot Slaff Call him what you like-Honky or Melville -but the fact is a cocky .white farm rooster may well t>e the first Huntington Beach resident to make perma· nent use of the city's new $2.9 millfon library. For the past few weeks he has been helping retired Huntington Beach Police Detective Ray An· dersofl guard the s hiny new glass and stee1 structure overlooking Talbert Lake. Anderson calls his feathered f'riend Honky "because he's c.tll white." Members of the library staff have decided they like their fowl friend and plan to keep him as a mascot. But instead of Honkey, they've named the strutting bird Melville, in honor of Melvil Dewey. founder of the famous library's decimal system. Ande.rson met his rufOed com- panion during the 5 p. m. to 5 a. m. guard shirt Ill the soon-to-Qpen Ii brary. '-.;,-.; "At first I woulct"C.Jlll to him and he would just look at me," be recalled. 1t was popcorn that made their friendship blossom. ··First I took plain popcorn," Anderson said, "then I brought buttered, and he really liked that. Later, I took caramel corn and bits of apple." . But Anderson said Honky's favorite is the unpopped variety. He described their evening routine: "I would get there at 5 and check the building out. About 6 I would go out and yeU for him. I would yell three or four times, and he would come running.·' That's when the proud bird with the while tail received his evening meal. "He would roost on the railing outside until 2 a .m .. when he would wake up and start crow-. ing," Anderson said. . "Then I would feed him again- his breakfast," the retired officer said ...... . 1 T h e big rooster a lso. has become a favorite with city policemen, who frequently radio "going 10·6 (on break> to sec An· derson and Honky." Even Police Chief Earle Robitaille brought his children out to visit the friendly bird. 1'You can get r.eal close. He almost eats from my hand," An- derson said. I Anderson said Honky once had a companion a brown rooster. But he said he believe:; Isome dogs interrupted the friendship . ''There were some feathers left," he said sadly. Anderspn gave ·up his guard job last week because of ill health and he has bee n worried over the rooster's future. · "I go out every couple days and take a can of popcorn." he said. "I've grown attached to . him. If I could get away with it, I'd go out and chicken-knap hun and lake him home." But Anderson will be pleased, no doubt, to learn his friend has been •'adopted'' by the new librarY•s staff. • ··Jfe'$ our mascot," said Con· nie Woodring, community services librarian. "He looks in at us, and he crows. We have From Page Al BANDITS ... ported in Costa Mesa during the weekend. Men simulating guns in their pockets robbed a beauty shop and a downtown Fotomat pic- ture-processing store of S75 and $35 respectively on Friday and Saturday nights. Beautician Diane J . Payablas, 36, and customer Juanita Hughes, 41, were forced to lie on the floor at Mr. Jon Jon's Hair Stylist, 2750 Harbor Blvd., Fri· day night. Police said clerk Terresa Eurban, 20, was confronted Saturday evening by a bandit in her Fotomat booth at 201 E . 17th St. The same booth was robbed a week ago. some corn to feed him.'" Construction "orkers at the buildmg ::.ite also share their lunch with the roos ter, and otherwise. he pals around with a few of the neighborhood crows. ·•one thing's for sure. As a guard he's no chicken," An· derson said . explaining Honky announces any intruder~ ilh loud crowing. .. We've become rt> a l good friends," he mused. "But how will 1l look when that building is open lo the public. and I'm out there feeding popcorn lo a rooster." Ex-senator K. P. Slusser Rites Today Funera\ services wen ~H1'ed'Ul ed today for Lebure World resident Kennet11 P Slusser, who died Wednesday at the Beverly Manor Con\'alcscent I lospital in Laguna Hills. Mr. Slusser, 79, had been ill for sometime. A former slate senator in Idaho, Mr. Slusser had owned a wholesale drug sundries com- pany in that stale for 30 year;; .before moving to California six years ago . He was active in the Idaho Falls Masonic Lodge and Kiwanis club and the El Korah Shrine T e mple in Boise. He ser\'ed as president of the Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce and the Rotary club in Burley. He was a life member of the Idaho Fall:i Elks Lodge. In Laguna Hills Mr. Slusser was a member of the Kiwanis club and was active in the United Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife, Arlene, of the family home, 2148C Ronda Granada: by his son, Ken· neth of Jdaho Falls: and by two grandchi ldrcn. ~ARIMERS PAYS • Mariners Savings has always paid the highest interest legally possible= Now your savings con be worth even more at Mariners -o Big 7'1• % on 6-yeor certiflcotel of $1 ,000 or more. Not only con you maklt money at Mariners. you con make f rfends too - with a strong "hometown" savings and loon~ . Save ot Mariners. Now It makes more dollars and sense I . ··~~ •DTC'l1n'l4 DOVa • lllf'WPOllT llACWC~:'· .... •Olfl .. l. ..... IMMI OM.ti tt11494\'l'OI~• ICSW'°ltT HActt, ...... t1t4'...,__t..,....C....) I A&.lrAC'H IOULFVAllO•$ '.Af.lt;A('H Alff "7'~•Cll>l '4' '9:.. •• , • vn•LV IOULfi\IAllO. t.C>S AHCfLU. ('All,, ..... IJIJI.,, 41•1 f~ t9911lohot11 r-.il1e tnt•rett ~hie. Oii '-''olft ••''' wlthdt9wol .. . 't j, .. .. Me M1 A~ D has a~ you Wh wh• IJ are tra1 pu "'°' or I Asl ma fru. the tn COi bu1 typ Sc D fou1 thal box as' up. che exp ma bri1 son mil ter1 0 ing do1 me vb; wh rea hot Yot pf'( ble Isl sto $3. pe: vel co re< the tw- dls vai Cll we ca fa1 ac hi A SC w Sl vi t.li dt ti SI tt Ct h " b le c a ,C It. q1 ,fc SI b' a fl a n lJ S• n 0 p II '1! s r ·'' • l, • < t f 11 I i I \ A ,, Col o pr~t m., Thn wrttt Pat Durett, Pal tctll ctlt rl'd tQJ)f, g<>t tht Ott,tW.ra Oltd CIC- tfotl you lM!ed to 1010« tneq&atlf,, '" Ot>tl<'rnmtnt and bu4tneu. Mall f/OMr .. qwf/!Qm to Ptit D111u 'At Your Service, Orange Co, Cotta Me1a. CA 12628. Include your !tlepl10fle number \_ Mond!y, March 17, 1975 I 81 WILLIAM SCllJlBOE& It was later learned from review process und~r the control vesuaataons · · -arnvtd was to CM.__,,,. ... ..,. Stewart Duncan, Cormerdirector of an elected official has been purge them of useless or outdat- Or•n1e' County's police in· ot the Intelligence unit, that more established. E'd information. telU1•nee unit, tbe lubJ8et ol bitA than 5,400 oames of crimlnlijs By then, some of the polic~ ··we shredded all material that ter controversy six moatbs aio. and their known associates were chiefs who had been feeding m-1s not pertinent or current v.nd is alive and w~U in lbe county in the files. formation into the unit's files ad· now have about 350 active in- Sheftff's Dep•rtment. When the unit $ought county mitted h aving gone through the vestigations in the files," he said , Tbe unit. euentially a funding to supplement contribu· files to taku back their mfo1·ma noting that the total number of atockpJJe of names and inlorma-lions by the cities last yeaT, its tlon. names in the tiles is •·much tion OA kaown crimiaal .iemenc. fu9cllon1 !ere cbollenged by Gates said Thur~ay. "When smaller" than the original s . .oo. in the county, is now called the-SUpervisor nalph Diedrich. the files came to us there was . Under Gates' control, OCCAS Orance County Criminal ArtlYi· The Fullerton supervisor de-considerably less material in has operated on a n aMu;aJ budget ty Syatem (OCCASJ and 14 under manded to !Qlow if the unit was them than we had been led lO of S30,000, comp ~red to the tho control ot Sheriff Bradley using its sophisticated equip-believe by the chiefs when the Sl50,000 it u~ed to get from the Gates. ment and filing system to gather whole thing started.'' citie~and county. · Avocado Pr-o•per• "The unit still .exists, thouah it data on innocent citi~ns. He also The sheriff woulc! not speculate The s t arr con~ists of In- onJy started getting back on its demanded that the unit submit on where the malt!rial went or ,·estrgator Juck Marwin, former- DEAR PAT: My avocado seed feet in January." Gates Said in civilian review and control. who removed it. ly of the district attorney's office has sprouted and is doing well-an interview. "We are finally re-The chiefs refused, sparking Gates admits a number of and one clerk. Gates said he'll ofter I followed instructions In establishing coordination and the reud that lasted until early police chiefs were almost com-ask f~r one more investigator Your column several months ago. c,ooperation with the' county's last fall wherl Gates presented a pletely a lie nated by the re-next year because the work load When can J plant it outside and policecblets aaain," . plan for reorganizing the unit organization of OCCAS. But he is heavy enoug h to warrant it. when should it bear fruit? Jt was a conflict between the under his control and subject to said most have 'begun cooperat· That addition. he claims. will R.G., Costa Mesa county police chiets and couaty annual audits. ing again. . increase the budget to .. about If the root syatem and leaves government of(lcials that Under the new system, Gates. ·'As each month passes, the S40,000." are well developed. you can S})al'kt<hfurorovertheunit. his OCCAS stare and a represen-cooperation increases at1d a ma-Gates said the intelligence unit tn""pla.at &he seedlln1 lnto a The count)' police chiefs as-tatlve of the police chi~fs cull jotity or the chiefs are m volvcd will ultimately be more valuable permanent sJte lri early spring. sociallon had been acting as the through the file each year end again," he said . ··But there arc than ever because 1t will contain Vou have a ''chance" set4liag, board of directors for the in-throw out an~ ~terial that is no still a few, and I won't say who, only active criminal cases. The or Qbe with Wlk•owa parentage. telUgence gatherine operation, l(mger&Jertin~nt. \,., who are skeptical of the new cen!ral source of data will be in Aside from ornamental value, It which at that time was a semi· Though the arranaement falls ~ystem." valuable to investigations, he may prodace good fruit. poor autonomous and secretive agen- s hort of tbe civilian control Gatei; said the first task his de-said. fruit or none at all, depending on cy working out of the District At-Diedrich sought, ·the supervisor partment had when the files --he He also said the unit is now un-~ cros~~llinaUon ~~n~ce __ lM~n_e~y-'s_o_f_fi_c_e_.~~~~~~~~s_a_i_d_i_t_i_s_~_a_t_h_f_a_ct_o_ry~be~c_a_u_se~a~~P_r_~_e_r_s_t_o_c_a_l_l_t_h_e_m~·-·a_c_ti_v_e_i_n_-derenoughcontr~ ~p~nnt it ln the seed you planted. Most OAIL Y PILOT .4# O~uly Pol« St•fl PIMM INTELLIGENCE CHIEF Sheriff Bradley Gates from e1:er conducting domestic ~P} mg operations. "l Lhink the annual review pro· cess and the system we have set up will avert any problems from arising in the future," Gates said. •·1 think rt is sati sfactory to all concerned " commercfal avocado trees are budded or grafted to known types. Scat, Cats! Buzzards Baek DEAR PAT: I have three or four cats in the neighborhood that use my backyard for a litter box and it's offensive odor-wise as weU as being a chore to clean up. I've tried spray and dry chemicals, but they are pretty expensive. I intend to put in a low maintenance yard of rock and brick, and would iike to find some inexpensive substance to mix in that would as act as a de- tergent. Atty suggestions? L.A., San Juan Capistrano Other than caring for and feed· ing a dog to ward off the cats, I don't know of anotller sure method to dllicourage your feline visitors. Although cats usually go where they please, perhaps our readers know of an economical home remedy. In the meantime, you may want to consider trying a product called "Repel," availa- ble al Russo's Pets, Inc., Faabion Island, and other pet supply stores. Priced at approximately $3.49 to cover 190 runniDg feet, Uiis peat moss substaace was de- veloped by tile govemment to dls- cou rage deer from entering federal tree farm areas Placed on the perimeter of the property as a two-Inch border, it's supposed to discourage any anlm"'al from in- vacflDg the rest of tbe properly, cata Included, for a two-to three-. week period. By that time, the cats may have chosen ~er favorite spot. A bout A atld D DEAR PAT: Although I'v~ re- ad plenty or ioformati9n about high dosage am'ounts of Vitamins A and D being restricted to pre- scriptions only, I'd like to find out what supposed toxic effects re- sult from high doses of these vitamins. 'A. R., Fountain Valley The.Federal Drug Admlnlsfra- t.lon prescrtptioo ruling for high doses of Vitamins A and D, effec· tive Oct. 1, 1973, was based on scientific evidence evaluated by the FDA. It indicated that 'ex- cessive and prolonged Vitamin A 'Intake can cause pressures withln the skull that simulat~ a brain tumor ,VJtamln D In pro- longed, lar&e ,ats s--n cause calclficatlon l• ioft Ussnes and bone defjrdl ln adults •Dd , chUdren. /tllgh t fl Searela DEAR PAT: I rec~ed a· re· quest from a Cai:a;adtan refaUve ,for some redwood or sequoia tree seeds. I just don't know where to begin looking for them, and I 'd appreciate your help. C. V., Hunti.Agton Beach Your request sounded easy at first -somewhat like redwood and sequoia seeds being as com- 1mon in California as com seed Is 1in Iowa. It turned out that tree 1seeds, of any klnd, generally are not carried by county nurseries or seed companies. A toug trail of phone calls finally led to Pecoff Brothers Nursery, Route 5, P.O. Box 215-R, Escondido, CA 9'le%5. Seejl quantily, price and export req'ulrements can be provided by this firm If you write to the a6ove address, or phone (714) 744-3129. llfldropoadc 8ook DEAR PAT: Where can I get do-it-yours df advice •bout hydroponic gardening'? I'm re· fening to the method in which plant& are grown with their roots in special nulricnt-~arlng solu· lions instead of in' sou. · P.O.,IAP1l•Rlll1 • R .... Ch WMlet 0 G,...,lat I Plp~tt ... Ol•tl•• C•l•ue" <A~T-JH> ~ •i1tlq to tlte AtftnlhtraJ .Ext...._ Set~' tOM $. Hatt.or IUvd., A•atie6m, CAIZ805. For the Budget·mi'a~ded ••• Hinkley Birds Return Again HI NCKLEY, Obio CUPI ) - San Juan Capistrano has its swallows. Hinckley has its turkey vultures. C Related Story . Pagc83J Atcording to legend, the turkey vultures first arri vcd at Whipps Ledges in this northern Ohio vill age in 1818. They ha\'e come back every March 15 for 157 years, although no one is quite sure why. This year was no exception Official buzrnrd spotter Jim Kamp s. a Cleve l and rnelropolitc.1n park ranger. an- nounced the lime of the official landing as 11 a.m . Sulurday. sausage breakfast sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Besides which. the swallows don't show up at Capistrano until March 19. Only about 20 persons actually witnessed the first buzzaro la nd- ing, but town officials served more than 4,000 pancakes and more than 700 pounds of sausages to the hungry thousands. Soldier Guilty In Slaying -COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. .. ·\There is the specially cons\ructed "miru-van," the creation of a Sadd1eback College student with a sense of humor. The van, no longer than a normal VW, ap- parently was made by cutting a part out of the.middle. It was left in the r,tath-Science Building parking lot Thursday while its owner presumably was attending classes. One theory is the buuards were atlrnclcd here shortly after hunters started shooting to clear the 25-square mile ar ea of wolves, bcC1r~. foxes and other predators in 1818. Res idents say the animals were driven mto un open area now <'ailed ··Buzzard'>' Roost" where the large carnage soon at- tracted the vultures. cu Pl 1 A 25-year-0ld soldier has been convicted of killing a massage parlor owner. tyittg an employe to a table. ~tabbing her and selling a fire beneath her body. Paul Estep was charged with first-degree murder, assault, armed robbcrv and arson in the death Sept. 19. of Sun Ok Cousin, 36. operator of Suezy's Oriental Massage Parlor, and a n attack on Yon Cha Yi Lee, 32, a mas- seusC'. Third Colltiqua:nce 1 r• I In Negligen$5e Case A third continuance has been ordered for the arraignment of top Moulton Niguel Water Dis- trict officials charged with negligence t hat contributed to the death of a workman who was overcome by sewer gas while in a manhole a year ~o. 3Companies . Seek Airport - RWiwayPact • w One of three engineering com- panies will be chosen by Orange County supervisors Tuesday ~ design a proposed 750-to6t runway extension at the county airport. The extension toward the San Diego Free'!" ay is one of several steps airport officials ~ay they -are 1-.9'ing to reduc~ takeoff noise over Newport Beach. Offici~ soy jets will be able to take off sooner and climb l)igher at the Newport Beach end of the runway if they have more space al the 9ther end. \ County Buildine Services t)h'ector Joseph Smlsek said $15,000 has been authorized for 1 preliminary desjft\ wor~ and cost evaluations. Checkpoint Shut Down The Border Patrol at.a- tlon on Interstate S some 50 miles north of San Diqo was closed down. at mid-nicM. and it will 1tay shut pending the appeal of a federal court.ruling. The U .S. 9th Circuit Court ruled recently that checkpoints at locatlons away from lntcrnational borders violated Fourth Amendment cu•rantees ugalnst search '"d seiiure. The court also held th•t nspections at such stations Tepresent "an intolenble tntrusi0t1" into citlxen1' rilhts. The ruHna tame in a ~He lnvolvlca tHeaal aliens amuictecl Into the country ft-om Mexico. E•lden~ round dUJina a •~arch al tbe froeway chec-point was u1ed l() South Orange Count y Municipal Court Judge Richard Hamilton res cheduled t.he matter for 9 a.m. Apri I 3 at the request of the defendants· attorney. Nam~ in the compiaint are the district; Carl J . Kymla, general manager and former Newport Beach city councilman; John A. Perry, director or opera- ·tions, and Donald Foell, a main- tenance crew foreman. It is alleged in the complaint that the defe ndants failed to respect s tate laws that require certain ventilation and harness equipment be provided to men entering confined spaces suc h as manholes. - Ted Millard, deputy district at- torney, said the continuance was granted so tha t parties in the case . may \:ontinue,to evaluate the charges. He said t he possibility exists ·that the c~se ,CQuld be disposed of at the Apnl 3 hearing. None oJ th~ defendants has en- tered-.~ al.ea . to ~ charges. 'Wilderness Area' Backed . For Comity The Orange County Board of Supervisors will be asked Tues- day to endorse creation of a special "wilderness area'' de- signation for Inclusion in the coun- ty general plan. In a letter to the board, En- vironmental Management Agen- ey chief ff. G . Osborne said the desjgnatlon has been under con- sideration since October of 1973. .. Jt is anticipated that wilder- ness area designations may be found valuable in regional and other parks to reduce develop· ment, oper•tion and main- tenance costs and at the same ttmc to provide open , un- developed spaces,'' he said. The wilderness area concept 1 •lready has beeb approved by the ~ounty Planning Com· mlaelon. County Qfliciata say the main benelactor ot \h new general plaJ\ de8i&nallon will i>e the maaaive Roa1ld W. Ca pers Re(lonal Pm it Starr· VleJo Rand'I, lpca~ eel hl the hllll behind s.n Juan Capistrano. TM wUdern area speclfica- tlons J\lpetvJ10r1 wnt he asked to tnclude exalt definitions ot the ana and whet u to be allowed in '''" 8 conviction m the cue. • t~ way of development and recreation. J Iran, Iraq Agree TEHRA N, Iran <AP> -Iran and Iraq s igMd an agreement to- day endin g the 46-year-old border dispute that kept both countries on the edge of war for the past decade. These days. the devouring is done by up to 10.000 persons who arTive at this village of 4,500 to watch lhe birds. It's not as big as San Juan Capistrano, but here there's also the pancake and J-Je was acquitted Sunday on charges of rape and deviate sex- ual intercourse by force. A UNIQUE, NEW AUTO MERCHANDISING EVENT AUTO Did You Know That With a .1975 Model You Get GREATER TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR PRESENT CAR? There's never been a better time to trade .... than right now. 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JllCllS lsc...,', .... s....-. ....... uoaw.c .... ....,.. ................... "''" 1 ,4f DAILY PILOT . . · ::.'~~ wlda To• ... ldae ...,.....,, .... ' ~. ~· P ARDON OUR BULGE: Rumor has It that there are plans under way for the widening or Pacific Coast Highway. ThlS isn't really a new rumor. lt'sJustare- furbished one. Rumors have persisted about Coast Highway since about 1936. Once there wa:. t'Ven talk about a frl'ew<iy but that ha:. been forgotten Now the rcnc\\ ed thing I~ Wld<'OJng. In Newport B<.'ach. the rumbl· in~s conCl'rrl ;.i possible widening project :ilong a p1ect• Of the C'oastal route known as Manner's Mile. This strl'lchl's gcnl'rally between the J\rl·hes Ovl'rpass and the bay bndJ::l' Jn Laguna He;,1('h, the t'il y Sh;.ikers ;.ind M OVl'rs an· dww· mg a notion of widening the l'oastal byway through the downtown sector. Or part of it. All thb may bt• mulled ~ome more when the City Council ton- ' t•nes this Wednesday night. JN CORONA D EL MAR, there has been talk about either widen· mg the h1 g-h" ay or bwldmg ~· · bypa:.s behind 1t. This by pas:. "'ould not be a freeway. It would just be a bypass; that':. all. Talk about what l>.do with th<.• Coas t Highwa throug h Corona del Mar ha pC'rsisted since about '1956. ~.ch has happened since ' then. ~1uch t alk. that is. A':t for the Laguna project, it I '-'OUld call for s having some footage off the new l\lain Beach Park. installin g landscaped 1• center tr:.1ffic islands and build· 1 ing h1ggcr left turn lan<.'s. Also, the main stem in downtown ' which goes inland, hnown as Forest Avenue. would be made one-way going inland. fN RECENT YF.ARS, Laguna has tried just ;.i bout e\·erything in an effort to move downtown traf fie. You suspect some people han• gotten rich in the process. They arc the ones who manufac· lure No Left Turn signs. .The Coast Highway widening project "-OU Id be much longer for Newport's ~tarincrs Mile•. There 1s room to widen the highway on the inland cliff side. But not much space on the other. where upon r cpos<'s the Balboa Bay Club. much like the Grt•al Wall or China. NEWPORT CAN WIDE N Coast llighw;1y right up to the Bay Bridgl'. "lwrc there will be no widening until they huiltl a new s pan. Laguna has a si mil~1r problem They can w1<kn the road where they ha\'l' a new Main Beach Park to !-ih.I\ c s pace from but .. Back to Egypt -·· Kissinger Awaits Israel's Answer JERUSALEM <UPIJ - Secretary of Stale Henry K.iss- i nger met with Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin Loday Lo get the Israeli answer Kissinger hopes will keep his shuttle mis- s10fl going in search of a second- st age accord between Egypt and hrael. · He had a green light to con- t 1nue negotiations from the Israeli cabinet but it was unclear what proposal he was taking back to President Anwar Sadat "hen he was to take off for /\swan, Egypt. to begin his third shuttle between the two coun- tries. Departur e was set for 3 p.m. (6 a.m. PDTJ. KISSI NGE R F l R S T h ad breakfast with Rabin and then met the fu ll Israeli negotiating team for 90 minutes. Afterward!» he said, "We re- viewed on<.'e again the ideas which I brought from Egypt and the Israeli reaction as well as the t'onsiderations which the Israeli cabinet ure asking me to take to Egypt." K issinger will bring back Sadat's r esponse Tuesday after- noon. On Kissinger's way here last Friday, a senior official said Israel would have to come up with something new for Sadat to keep the negotiations going. ISRAELI SOURCES said a gap still exists between the two coun· tries on what th e settlement should be a nd that Israel was not yet talking about territorial is- sues -a formal offer to withdraw from the Abu Rudeis oil fields and the Sinai Mountain passes. Jacqueline to Get $1,20 Million, Art PARIS !AP > -Aris totle Onassis left hts widow Jac- queline about $120 millijm._.most of his \'aluable paintings, and trust runds or Sl5 million each to hl'r two children by President • John F. Kennedy, family sources in Athens report. They said the bulk of the Greek s hipping magnate's estimated S600 million fortune will go lo his only surviving child. 24-ycar·old Christin LJ. 'Cc1n't Resign From Worl~' Says Ford SOUTH BEND. Jnd. CAP> Urging rejection of the ··new isolationis m ." President J:o'ord expressed confidence today that Americans know tht:!y cannot ··resign from the world." Fun.I <.irg ucd for continued lJ S. involveml·nl in world affairs and p<Jrticularly for foreign aid programs -in a speech pr<'· pan·d for a s pecial c:onvota\1011 .1t the Cni\"t.'1·sit y of Notre J)umc l·ampus near South Bend, Ind. ART DEALERS in Athens con- servatively estimate the value of Onassis' collection of paintings by Gaugin, El Greco, Van Gogh and Picasso at $20 million. One dealer said that several paint· ings a lready were· hanging in Mrs. Onassis' Fifth Avenue apartment in New York. Sources clo:,;c• to the family said Jucqucline had received a settle· mental the time of her marria~e 111 On<.i!-isis tu pro,·idc for the two Kl·nnedy children through a trust fund, with cash for her self and unlimited expe ns es while Ona'>sis lived. Onassis died in Paris Saturday Jt the age of G9. Doctors ga' e hroncho-pulmonury infection as thl' cause of dt•ath. Family sources said Onassis ' bod~ will be flown by private jet from Paris to Greece on Tuesday for burial and will be accom- panied by Jacqueline. Christina.· and other close members of the fJmily. THE Pl.Al\E will land at Ac· tium on Greece 's west coast. From there, the relatives und the body wi ll be tak<'n to nearby Lev· cas and then ~1board Onassis' palatial yacht Christina to tlic On assis-owned isl<rnd of Scor- pios for the burial service im- mediately after arrival, the sources said. Onassis' fortune is not t>xpc•c-t· cd to be diminis hed apprcci~bly Searchers Set Out For Jet From Wire Services BUENOS AI RES, Argenlina - Search parties set out today for the wreckage or an Argentine air force tran spor t in which authorities said 52 persons died in the Andes 15 males from a landing in the ski resort of Bariloche. An Areentine news agency said one Uruguayan military man was reported aboard the plane and the rest of the passengers we r e ( IN SHORT J military m e n and their families. T he twin-engine Fokker turbo- prop plowed into the side or Mt. Pinc hen, 1,200 miles southwest of. Buenos Aires, during a rain Sun· <lay. Actress Balried CARROLLTON, Ga. -Som e 500 people gathered for a simple ceremony m a tiny church she helped found to mourn Academy Award-winning Actress Susan Hayward. T he flame·haired actress was buried Sunday beside her second husband, Carrollton bus i · nessman and attorney F Eaton Ch alkley, among the red clay hills where they lived for nine years . Tax Ta~tictr Told :\11AMI -J\n Internal Rc,·enue Service s pc c1<1l unit allegedly usl•d pn•ssur<' tactics to get the owner of two Miami ni ghtspots to s py on the drinking and sex habits of public officials, The ~iami News reported today. The news paper also quoted an unidentifi<'d government source ;.is say mg !-.Om c of the per:,ons un- der s urveillance by the s py nl'twork known as .. Operation Leprechaun:" are s till under in- vestigation by the IRS and the Justice Dcpartment"s federal slnkc force. Boy Found Dead GALENA, Ill. -The nude, frozen body of J oseph Dldier, ab- ducted two weeks ago from his newspaper route, has been found in a small cabin at a Boy Scout camp near the Wisconsin stale hnc. Count\' Coroner Alan Steinke said Sunday Didier. 15-year-old eighth-grade son of a Rockford al derman, p_robably was s trangled by his abductor. UPI Tel ..... Hostess Dead Perle Mesta, the celebrated Washington hostess to presi- dents a nd top political figures whos life inspired the Ethel Merman musical "Call Me Madam," died in Oklahoma City Sunday night at the age of 83. She was on- ce ambassador to Luxem- bourg in the Truman ad· ministration. Russian Plan To Kill Nixon In 19li0 Told WASHINGTON CAP> -A Sov· iet intelligence officer who de· fected to the United St ates has told the CIA that Soviet set·ret police had a contingen<:y plun tu kill Richard M. Nixon if he had b<.'en elect ed presid<.'nt in 1960. columnist Jack .\nderson ))avs. Andersop said in a story today that the plot was d~scribed to tht· CIA by form er KGB maJOr Anatol Golytsyn, \\ho defected from his · pos t 1n lll'li.1 nk1 , !-'inland, in the 1960:. GOLYTSVN ATTRIBUTED the plan to the late Soviet Premier !'l:ikita Khrui.hche\', ,\n- derson said. At the llmc l\:ixon had a reputation as a staunch an- ti-communist. Anderson illso ~aid Golvts,·n told the C IA that Khrushctwv hau talked about eliminating ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev after he defected to the West. Golytsyn tried to warn Nureyev, but did not know if his messag~ reached the dancer. Anderson said. The alleged plot lo kill Nixon was kept secret for years, but w;:is disclosed by CIA sources .. afkr ·stories about the Cl A's assassina- tion attempts hit the ht:!ad lines," Anderson said. Airplane Nearly Blasted .. PHNOM PENH <UPI) - Americans and other forelpers fled Phnom Penh in large nuQl- bers today in beliefth,~ty·s fall was only a matter of time. A .J rocket fired by Cambodian re-" bels narrowly missed a plane loading U.S. Embassy personnel al the Phnom Penh afrPort. The rocket l anded about 30 yards from an aircraft under contract to the U.S. Embassy at' it was loading the evacuees for a flight to Bangkok.'The passengers dived for cover un· derneath the plane. No casualties wt•re reported. Jn addition to U .S. government employes, the passengers in- l'luded dependents of Filipino diplomats e vacuating Phnom Penh and female workers for Catholic Relief Services who had been ordered out of the capital by their organization. TWO FLIGHTS by a Frencll military transport during the day took out a bout 130 French citizens to Bangkok. The last Frenc h diplomatic repr esen- tatives in Phnom Penh departed on the second flight, but two con- sular officials r emained behind. as did a n estimated 9>0 persons holding French passports. The Australians evacuated their embassy during the W<'ekend. · <In South Vietnam. Communist forces overran the county capital of Phuoc An and the main nirlield at Ban Me Thuot, leaving them virtually in complete con- trol of the vital southern central I lighlands region, field officers said. <THE CAPTUR E of Phuoc An, 160 miles north of Saigon, as well ai. Ban Me Thuot's main airfield 18 miles to the west, left South Vietnamese troops with no base of· operations in the ace.a:_-· <Communis t forces a lso :,tepped up pressure in the Salton rt:!gion today with a commandoat- ta('k on a suburban fuel depot and a rocket attack on Bien Hoa Airbase.1 Cambodian m iii tary sources said spotter planes reported sighting what appeared lo be a ·Communist buildup in some· of J.he city's outskirts. There was some speculation the insurgents "ere planning a heavy barrage against the city during the night and Tul!sday to mark the fifth an· ni versary of the start of the Cam- bodiun war. FORMER C HIEF of State Prince Norodom Sihanouk was ousted on March 18, 1970, signal- ing the start of fighting in Cam- bodia. In a s tatement today in Peking he said the insurgents o( which he is no minal head would occupy Ph.nom P enh soon. ' then you gl'l to the Hotel Laguna sector and the squeeze 1s on ' · aguin. While Ford's Notre Dame text placed h eavy emphasis on foreign aid. mainly economic as- sistance, he made no mention of his controversial requests for more military aid for Cambodia and South Vietnam. by in heri lance lax es. The sh i P· ir==-=-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii===;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;=;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;:;;;;;; ping mag nate's numerous and varied holdings arc s pread through a maze of companies that mos tly are domiciled in Monaco and other tax shelters . You get tlw notwn when it's a ll done. "t· \\ii I hi.Ive a Coas t Jli.l?h" ay ~tn•tchin~ through our region "1th a M.'nl's of bulges in It. The id<.'a of "'1dening the h1ghw<.1~ 1~ so 1t cun h~mdli? more t r.1fflt' in <.i foster fash10n. If ;'Ill this goC'~ throug h, ~ou will be abk tn -.peed up while traveling "1thm the\ ;i rious bul~t·s. \"Ol" CAN SEE lh1s is going to be anotht•r bon;.inz:.i for the road s ign 1wopk. We "ill need signs :·....thalsay: ''Spcc><I t 'p HulJ,!e Aht•ad." Or. ··Siu" for :'\:irrows." Somehodv ;ii" <•~s gels rich ~hl'n lh1·st• '"1dt•ning projects ~me along . • .. As in his other recent travels, Ford prepared a busy s chedule today. Resides makin~ a speech and rece1n11g a doc·tor of laws degree during hi~ first campus appearance of the year, Ford was to entertain newspaper and broadca~t executives from six states to lunch, holding a locally broadcas t news conference and ha\'ing a working dinner with governors before returning lo Washington . Covl'rnors were invited from 1111.hana, ~11t'h1gan. Ohio, K<.'n lucky. West Virginia. Maryland and Virginia -ull those from states east of the Ro<"kies who did not meet with him during earlier 1rips tu Georgia. Florida, Texas Jnd Kansas. Doily Pilot D~•ery bG.arantftd Monday·Froday· If you dO not have your Pacer by 5 30 p m . call bef0<e 7 p m. and your copy will be De- livered Saturday and Sunday: If yQ1.J do not reoerve your copy by 9 a m Salur· day, Of 8 a.m. Sunday. call before 10 a m. and your copy will be delivered. 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F7S.15, G78·15 plus Fedefol Excise tox of $2 32 to $2 69 ond relreodoble trade-In. ·-S1tvertown Betted Whitewalls PASSENGER RETREADS ~ (QulpmentTre S<I• Salle ""°9 -~ Pno. 878·1'1 .,,_ $3850 t. 18·~ $28 4150 078 14 4J,30 E78 IA 4d80 f78·'4 4630 G78·\4 $33 ., 20 F 78·15 48QO G78·'5 5070 H18~ SHO H78·15 $38 5240 J78·1S 6310 l7&-tS 50.30 F.U 5702 210 218 232 2.•7 262 2.SS 2.t/9 2.&<S 492 3.00 3.21 $12 ~d~~~ relreodd:)le . trade· in. • White ~ S1.50mora. COSTA MESA SANTA.AMA 200 SO. MAIM ST. 547 .. 7155 CYPRESS 6112 UHCOLH 126-4010 ANAHEIM 124 W. UMCGLM 774-7171 2049 HAllOl ILVD. \ SI r ] ' . ! , •• • Stabbed Mother Teen-ager Injured· In Home Violence PA LOS VE RSES ESTATES (U PI > -A policeman criticully "'Ounded ;J. lt!cn ager v .. ho stabbt.'<Lhis m other In the face and then threatened the orriccr "'1th u knif c.SiiqtJay night, poli ce said. J·effer cy L . Green. 19 "'us - sitting on top of hii; m~thcr ( ') shtshing at her race \\'hen of. SlJ:t le ricer EdY.'i n J aakola broke up the attack . po li ce said. '-------------~ gre~ The police said he knocked Green .lo the £round .,,:ith his baton \Vhen he refuSL'<i to drop his knife. T he youth then got up and churgt•d h im \vi t h h is knife. J a akola Sil id. Green \.\'as shot once in the stomach a.nd \.\'1.1!5 in crticial conc.li - t1on a t To1·1·;1/lc l' ~·1 e 1nori11l llospltul ,,,,,,,,. l _,ffflll.fl • LOS AN GELES tAP 1 Interest rates in home loans 1n Souther n Ca lifor nia have fa llen below 9per cent for the first Lime in almos t a yci.l r, \\•ith major s avin i:.:s <tnd loans cutting their ··priml"' raleto8.7Spcrt'cnt • · 1 lum c lo a n rates peakcd Ja st fall liround I I pe rl'ent, but most s~v1ngs and loa ns h ~V'f be'!!n· attracting ne\v deposits since then. givi ng them yore m~ey to lend und bringi ng down \\'ard pre· llsurc on rates. s .. rlpp~ lleffd c1 ;ARE ~I ON'r l t:Pl 1 Dr. l\lark If. Curtis, president of Scri pps College s inl'c 1964, will retire in J un e as hct1d of the 56.S· student \\'Un1cn's collL·~c. ('ur ti:-., 5.1, is the currC'nt pres ident of 1hc Assol'ii.ltion Of ln- d(•pcndcnt t 'alifurnia Collc~cs :.1 nd Cnivcrsities :.ind a director of the ,\n1cr1tan Council of r-:<Jutation. CIJC 1•r,• . .,.id«•t1t 1''1lESXO (,\J)~ ·rhe Ill'\\ president of the liberal Californ1il Democrat11' Counl'il s<ivs she likes Gov . 1'~dmun d Bro,111 J r ·s pt•rfornl a nt•e ill nffir1• . eonst'l"\"al i VC' butl gt•l and :il I \\ all:.itc AllJerfson .,..;as t•lct·lc<l C DC prcs1dt•nl Su11d<1' ;it lhl' tunc I us ion of a th rce·duy ton vt•ntion. · Presult:'nt 1''orcl, (;ov Ed mund Bro"n Jr and uutgu1ng cot· presidC'nl 1'iatc llolden \\'Cr t· :imong the politiciu ns both Oc>moeral.-; anrl i{(:pubhcans eriticize<.I during the sometimes storm.1· cun,·t·nlion Bodfl ,.,,,,,,., P AL.'\I S P RI NC.S 1,\P 1 Ri vt-rside County Sh(·riff"s I.It· pt1t1c>s say thC' unidt•tllificd nude body of a young "·om a n ha ... been found in a l"l'lllfJ1t· art":1 of the San .l aeintu '.\l ou nt a1ns. 'fht· hotly 11 ;is found Sunday hy P;ihn Springs phy:..i c·10111 Charles ,\11(.>n 11 ho 11 <JS hiking t hrough Dry !•"•Ills l'anyon. S~t Y:"rank ,\11d rc1\ s s<.1id the 1·ictirn appearC'd to he <i v.·hLte "on1an bct\\"t•t•n 25 L1 1HJ :15 yc:irs old . 'rtic body \\.'as "completely nudt•. · but su n1e :.taint·d clothing 11·;.i:. round about. t11rec-<1uartcrs of :1 mil ca"·<iy .. -\ndrl.'~\'SSa1d '- Entertai nment happenings. Every Friday in the DAILY PILO ·- 'Pay Raise ~ For Judges SACRAMENTO IAP1 - California stale jud1~1 . whose retirem ent benefits ore a lread y hig her than thos(l o( former go\lcrnon, are scheduled for a pay r aise Sept. l . which means thei r pe ns ions w ill also automatically go up. Al'tive s tate judges \'.·ill ~ ni aking more than most rederal j udges later this year "'he n a 13.3 percent eost ·o f ·livin g in c reas e becom es e rfecti ve. And their pe n s ions are b ased on the salaries t hey a rc draw· ing \1·hen t hey retire. Man, 61, Says H e'll Sell Eye For $50,000 'Scapegoat For FBI' -Walton Monday. March 17. 1975 DAI LY PILOT AS Mariner Peeks 111 On Planet LOS ANGELES (U PI) -\ Professional basketball star Bill PA S A D E N A ( U Pl J Walton says a sear<'h for his close a.fariner 10 finis hed its cureer as !Mend, radical sports writer J a<'k Ame ric a 's most produ<'ti,·o'. Scott, Is part of an ft~BI campa.ian space probe Sund•y by nashing to co\ler up its Inability to find back 100 close-up pidures ol lhe fugitive he iress Patricia Hearst • planet a.t ercury. Scientists are and two known m emben of the going to turn orr its machinery terrorist Symbionese Liberation for good in a few days. Army. Afte r Sunday's third and final ··Possibly I 'm being used as a pass by r.t e reury, Mariner 10 scapegoat t o cove r up the FBI 's swung into a n orbil around lhe inability to find these three peo· 0P1 T• ... '-" sun. pie," he sa id in a broadcast in-OBJECT OF SEARCH Scie ntisls at J 1~t Propulsion ter view in Portland, Ore. Writer Jack Scott Laborat ory Sil id the probe pro· 1 bably dipped to .,,,·ithin less than Jlt~ SAID t~BI agents have 100 m iles of the dark side or the tried in the p ast to discr edit r;idiral group soon art er the I.os planet , the closest fly-by or a public rigu res s uch us black civi l Angeles s hootout last f\t ay that planet by any m anmade probe rights leader l.tartin Luther Kin~ left six Other SL.A 1ne 1nl>er s without a la nding or collision . a nd a<'li Yist Angela Davis. clt·:HI. The So\lcl Union last year landed Scott and his "''ife ~ticki li ved Tl1'tt:1'-tACAZif'\t:also reporl · a s p acecra ft o n ~t ars a nd in W.lllton·s $100,000 home in ed u ··\\'cs t Coast r adical le ader" c ras hed a probe on \-'enus in the Portland part of las t year a nd asked S<'Olt to he lp ~liss llearst 1960s. · c<irl y this year. ,.\ telephone at and her rriends and other 111cd 1a "Evt.•rything v.·orkcd great." f .. A1''.A \'ET'f1': l i\Pi ··Will the home "''as reported to have report~ 1ndieate the> Fnt lu.1s re·· siiid one project scie ntist . sell t•yc or o ther t ransplantable bef'nusedfor <'a lls to theeastern a~on to belie\"c t he lla rr1ses "'\\'c'\'c seen som e of the pie- or g :.tn lo hi~hc s t offer OYe r Pennsylvani a farmhouse Y•here spent some time in a Nt'\I.' \'tlrk tures. They'l'c magnificent. 550,000," said the ne\l.'Spaper ad. ~1iss ilears l''S fin gerprints \'.'ere Cily ap;1 rt Olt!nl Scott l"l'l\I.~. The)' 're r('U lly p ictures of the B.~\. Gi·uppe is off ering to lose round alon ~ \l."ilh thos e of fugitive ""I t ru~t ancl believe• J;1rk surface." balf hi s vision b('c:iuse he a nd his artist Y.'endy Yoshin1ura. and ~1 icki e Scutt," Walton sc1icl . II e s a i cl rtl er c ur r I ook s \\"ife need sur){cry and they don't l'\o form al "'a rrant or char ges "Th ey are f a ntastic people . ~omC'thi ng like lhe moon, "'ith have health in sul'anct'. lie sa,·s ha\'C been pla<'ed against S<'otl, Whatc Yerthey h ave beenduing1n craters. ""t.•ll s, rocks and ridges. hl' net«I:. " hip operation a nd hi s the t-'BI said, but authorities on their past lives has been for com-and in addition, some mile -high \llft•. \\·ho h ad cancer several the \\'est Coast have indicated a menda blere asons." cliffs called scarps that m ay in· .\l':.t rs a"O.nl'eds moresur••er}·. J · 1· I ·d h f'Bf · I d" f I 0 0 gr ;.1nd ju r y in P c nnsy vanta. \ a ton sa1 t c quesl1011('( 1eate n1ovl~n1 cn t o ;irge sec- ··J <Jill Gl Yl'iLJ"S old."' he said in scheduled to reconvene in mid· hin1 about his friends but th;it he tionsof the plane t's crust. 1111 1 n t e r " il' I\' Su nd;iy · ·"I-lo\'.· ;\pri l, soon m <t Y be istiuing an in-had no infurn1ation fur thl.'111. 1\1 arincr IO's o rbit \\'ill take it r1111eh long er do I ha\lc to go? r dicl mcnt i.lg ains l him. The FBI n1ean"·hile call t"tl for past Pifercury every six months . l"<•ll gt•t ;ilung l\"ith one eye." The San t-'r a ncisco Examinc1 eitizens' h elp in loeating the But the c r aft is ne arly out or the By ll'llin g his stor)'. Gruppe said the fu gitives' tri al is "bound three SL,\ n1en1be rs an1itl 1·c-attitude gas that keeps it aligned. S<iid he hopes t o pronipt a l;i\I,· int'.'1'.lr icab ly " to a Berkeley. port s in the llcar:.t famil~· and in ruturc fly ·bys it "''ill tum-g-iving {•\'l'r~· .\n1eri ca nhc;dth in· r<Jdil'al group \l.'hich m ay have nc v.·s p:iper the thr('c n1:1y be in blt•usclcssly through space. !oJurantt' Ocen the prototype for the SLA . the San t<'r a ncisc·o liay :.tre;i :'ltarincr 10 has accon1pli shed ··'l"hcre a r c :.o n1any )X'Oplc .The nc "·spa per said the thrt·c harbor ed 'by n1 e m bers of the four pla netary fl y.bys all to'd ~ "'ho 'r l' l'augh l in similar silu:t · eonncct ell "'ith Scott L!u·ough the llerkcley r a<l ic a I group. inc Jud ing one by Venus last Fe b.· 5. lions bC'r au s c m ed i ca I costs a rt' -:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;;:::;:;;;;;f ~o high."' hl' s aid L Foothills Hit ByS"wll]ar PAS . .\Df:NA <A P ) --,.\minor c·a rlhquak e d esc ribed .is '"a small. quick jar " hit the foothills :i rc a of the San Gabriel Moun- tains 1\ spokcsn1an ill the Cal Tech Se is n1olog y I.a hor atury here said the q uake occur red at 5 :13 p.m. Sunduy a nd r egiste red 3.4 on the Richte r scale. 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Bl ue, pink, grun, beigt, petch or lilac, 60"/62" wide. llHOUSE OF F~BRICS • always firs t qu~lity fabrics • W1 I I 0 ... -·-w...-.. .... i111 --.............. -......... l»IMJ --'""---S....t.-541-1111 _,..._ lot,.. __ _ _,.._.IMlll \ • A8 DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE Slipshod· 1;1nd ' C()stly Encouraging, but costly, news emerged in reccn't days rrom the fo'"'ederal Insurance Administration, the agency saddl ed \vith the task or determining the flood levels of every city in the nation. The .agency whlch has caused city officials in Orange County to cringe with often flawed and shock· ing nood reports now is reevaluating all or the maps compiled thus far. And no wonder. Consider the example of Newport Beach's map. It arrive() about six months'" ago and showed almost every area seHward of Coast Highway as being in peril of flooding . Sgsne areas "'Otl ld have h ad to be raised as much as eight feet to ::.ivoid the federal prediction of a de- lu ge. Newport tity officials fought back. spent thousa nds of dollars for an independent survey and now await the improved rcderal version . Cons ider. too, the map ror Huntington Beach and Seal Beach w here the document s howed the ocean nearby as the Atlantic Ocean. Critics blame ould<.tled government maps and slipshod con sultants ror the errors. Pity that the rirst versions could not have been more accurate. Park 'Discovery' Speaking of confusion ut the federa l bureaucratic level a,nd its effects on the Orange Coast. there is the matter of the curiously tardy alarm sounded about ~1 state 1>ark surrounding the San Onofre Nuclcilr Generating St<.ition. The t estimony was complete and the board ruled in the utilities' favor. 1'hc licenses for construe.lion cumc. Now there is a new branch or the rederal machinery relating to nuclear power plants, the Nuclear Regulat'Ory Commission . - Jt has appeal~ the decision on the evacuation is· sue, and now that action threatens to halt construe· lion of the complex. Its main con cern is the e vacuation of park vis- itors on the beach es near the reactors. Such t ardy concern could be easily challenged. But ir it rorces new delays in plant construction. the added ex.pense will appear Jn the same o ld place: 1'he household electric bill. Disenchanting County Assessor J ae!< Vallcrga's recent stale· 1nent that workers in his ofrice are "disenchanted" with w hat he calls "nit-picking" over their time cards issomewhatdisturbing. • Auditors say their nit-picking has uncovered s lig htly more than $10,000 in losses to th e county ror wages, gas mileage and ofrice supplies a llegedly used to help e lect Ar:idrew l·linsha\1.' to Congress in 1972. Vallerga invoked the Fifth Amendment v.•hen called to t estify berorc the Grand Jury on his knowledge of the scandal. , And since nine of his employes \\'ere indicted on criminal c h arges ror their purported roles in the af- rair. the assessor has refused to discuss the matter. So, lik e Vallcrga's \\'Orkers, we're a little dis- enchanted. though not by any nit-picking issue. ' - M;.iny months ago the N uclear Safety and Lic:ens · ing Board of the Atomic Energy Commission listened ror "·eeks to tcsti mony rrom both sides rela t ed to plans for evacuating pe rsons from the area in case of a What \\'C find disenchanting is an elected offici;..i\ \\•ho rinds hirnsclr in a position "'here he can not dis- cuss his public trust e ither "·ith the Grand Jury or lh~ public that e lected him. 'WE M16H11'1:>1 tOOK LIKE MUCH. gu1 WAIT'LL YOU HEAi. OU~ OFFSH()(E Rl6HTS.' 1 nuclear incident. All These Have Much In Common (SYDNEY H_ARRIS) \\'c h;,1vcn't had an ln·CrJrnn1on quiz ror a long time. \\.'h;Jt do the entries in each of the follov.·in~ ('atei::ories have in co1nmon'.' A score or one·lhird right is com- mendable. I. E lizabeth Ardt·n, l{os<.i Bonheur . ~I a r I e n c Dit!lr1ch, l\.1ari<.1 C<i ll as. and Rebecca \Vest. 2 ··11umber .' ··condor.·· ··\Va ratah. ·· ''l\1onique .·· .. Darlin.·· 3. <iuadrant. Plimsoll line, theodolite, \'crnH.'r scale. Oindodoj!.raaph. -L Bela Bartok. Bertolt Brt·cht. l\.t:irtln llubcr, Paul Till ich. and 1'homas !\'fann . 5. llclmuth 's squures. l\luller- 1.yer fi gure, Oppel's lines, Von l{echlinghausen · s~he(·kerboard. :ind Oopplt·r·~ cff.cct. 6. Sarah Bernhardt. Boccact10. ,.\lex:1nder llamilton, ~l:.irily 11 l\Ionrot•, and Willian1 the Con- . queror. 7. Baffin, llorneo, Celebcs. i-;1 lesmC're, JJnd Lu7.on . 8. U1'(. PolyP._hen1us. Grumbn, Orion. ;ind ·ryphbn. !l. ,\dam. Bicdermeicr. l)irc(·- toirc. Jacobea n, and i\1iss1un. 10. Neptune. Trafalgar, Buck· ingham. Ma n nik1n . and Prometheus. JI. Bernard Baruch. I.ord t·hestcrfie ld . Thom<is Edison. Beethoven . ;,ind .lo s hu:i RC'y nolds. Dear Gloon1y Gus Is the n1uch-d1scussed Or;ingc Cou nty morgue ;,i dead issue·' H I< GMlt.My G ... t•-••ls •<• • ..-.,,,.., ,, ".aclooTI.aM ..... lt«••••rUT rto11...;11 ... YO.WI M 111• ........ ,. •. S..IMI -,., _..,.toG-., G•I, OillJ Pii.t. 1::!. ll:tsc ulc, B o"'~tri n s.:. Ortholropic, Vine, <111d 1\rch. 13. :\mpcrc·s. !\talthus·s. Grcsh:.im·s. l·lubblc's. ;,i nd l\lt>u · tlt·l 's. 1.1. l\1pku"·, ilairJ. J(•nk.111:-. l"·orykin, and F;:irnsv.<01·th. 15. i\listleluc. Orchids. 1'ruf· Jlt'!:>. Litmprcys, ;.ind i\lu~hrou1 n :- \:'liS\\'ERS: I. All \\'l'rc assun1cd name::. 1 Florence Graham . Rosati(· i\lazelto\', l\.·Jas.,:da lene von Loseh. Cecelia Kalogeropnulo:-.. ;.ind Cecily Fairfield ), 2. ,\11 shi ps lost :il S('a ;,ind never found trace of. :I. ~1easunn g devicl'S. 4. All exiles frum l";,11,1 (;crm~n .v. 5. ()pt1c•il or a uditory illusions. Ii. All 1\'Crl' illcgitin1:1lt· 7. ,\mon~ the largesl 1:.tands in lhl•\\Ol'lcl . H. li1..int s •Jf n1ytholng\ ~ Sty les ur periods •Jt lt1rn1turt>. JO l-'oun1o:i1n s (j11 F1orenct•. J,ondon. Chil'ago. HrussC'ls. ;:111d ,'\;1•\\' l "ork ; I J, ,\I\ \\'t'rl' ;,1ffl ll'\Cd \\•ith dt'<.•f nf'SS. 12. ·rypl'~ 01 bridges. 13 . 1\uthors !11 famous •·J;:i\\·~·· bl~;ir1ng lhl'lr names. 11 Joint and SUCC'('SSi\'t:' il1\'t•ll- tors of tclt:\'i ~•on 15 1\11 arl' par:isitc ... Dis11ster .for De111oernts? Kennedy Draft Talk Revived \\',\Sllli\'GTO:\' ,\ p1·1\·ate consensus h;.as dl•,·cloped spon- . tant'Ously among a rcmark<ibl.v \\'ide rari)?e of J)(>mocrats th at Sen. Ed\\· a rd :\I l\ennedy v.·ill bL· drafted lll;Xt yt•;1r for the pre sidential non1in;.ition. a belll·f th at ma.v \\'Cll contain seeds of disaster for t he party. That Kennedy shoukl no\\· IJl' the front ·runncr aftC'r hav111~ 1r· revocably · "'ithdrav.·n last Scpten1her reflects thC' in- ability or ;.any ;ictivl· ean · didatt· to fill the ,.<Jeuun1 . Sinl'e 1>0litic:. abhors i'I \'3C'UUm . f)t•tllUl'l':ll!l' lc;iders pro· Kennedy and antL -Kl'nnedy <.1like have filled it with this scenario for 197fi . The pr11nar1es, t':<:l·lud1ng non- tandidate Kennedy. v.·ill bt· in · t•onclus1ve Since nobody \\'Ill have enough dC'lc~ates to be nom in<Jl(•d , party IC'adcrs v.tll turn 10 Kenn(·dy ll:iv1ng rt'JCCt · t•d the secpter at Ch1c;.ago 1n 1968 and at l\tiam1 llPach 111 1972, c;,in he spurn it a th ird time" l\o. says ;ii n1Qst e\'crybody I le ,,.ii t act·ept and be t'll'cted against a de· moralized Republican parly TlllS SCES .·\ RIO post~s t'' u op· posite menaces for the [)en1orrats, one n1crely ~C'rious hut thC' other cat;istrophic. 'l'hc serious mena ce : for all his charisma. Kennedy could be the least elcctabll' Democrat in the pos t -\Valcfga t e <.•r<i fhc catastrophic mC'nace : bis closest friends honestly believe he would reje c t the ~ccp t c r again . !\lean\\•hile. Kennedy as un unan- ( J tuur-n1unth sprinl J1ult•1..·d. :.nlt't' · St•ptcmbl'I'. Journ.1h!'>hc 1ntl'rl•:.1 EV ANS-NOV AK Ill <..'h:1ppaqu1ddl('k h;1,, l't't't•d{'d, _ lf t\t•nned~ 1\·~-11!\l·d \11111n, 1111t1ld ~-----------~ hL' :Jl'.t 1n thl' ll·a~t d1lh•r1·nl)' · nounced front-runner "'ould ha,·c inadvertently inhibited the dc- \elopmt.'nt of ne"' Dl•mocr;.itic talent an'd left the party in con- fusion. \Vhen Kennedy withdrew last September, most Democr~llsJelt more relief than dismay. Nobody asked him to recon.o;ider Any Democrat not burdened by ('hap- paquiddick. it was believed. \'.'ould run better than Kennelly amid post-Watergate morality Bt.:T l'iOBOD\' \\'On O\'l'r the· party's don1in:inl liberal v. ing. Sen \\':.ilter l\1ondale of l\lin nesot<i slumbled. then droppt•d out lle1l . l\'l nrris Udall of Arizona 1s s lill stun1bling. While alienat· 111 g many moderatt suj)pOrters by n10\'1n~ left, Sen. l~enry l\t J ackson has enticed few li berals 'l'hus. ~1n inactive Kenn edy h<i $ reemerged as front-runnE:r 1'he con\·cntion;il \~ isdom 1s that Ken· ncdy planned it that v.'ay, lo turn <• t"'n-year cli stan('C race into a This scenari o 1:-. t•111hu~1a:-l1c;1I ly endul'sed b_\ Dcmocr:1l ll' pn!111 (·ians ,,·hose future \1·hnf[I ill· pends on a Kennedy r1'i;to1·:111un '!'here 1s also one tin~· pit·t't' ol evidence l'aul Kirk, KC'nnC'd~ ~ top aide, \Vas saying aflt·r lhl· \\'ithdrawal that he prOb:1hl) \\'OU!d be lea\·ini:: thl· Sen:.1tor . ht· is now slaying IU."r h'.E!\":\'l~D\"S n1ost 111 1i n1ate :.td\'isers argue. '' ith ;q1- part•nt sinc(·1·i ty. that hl' \IOH!d ~:.iy nu ;,1t lhl· 19-;'G l'Un\'elltllUl \\'h~ ·• "}'nr till' s;.amc rtasuns h1· pulled out last Yt'<ir ." sa~·s Olll' Kennedy lllsiclt•r ··i':ot hing has thanged s int•e then .. 1'he most 1mport<1nt reason 1s his continu· ing family prohlC'n1 his son's ill · ness ancl hi s \11fe 's clifrit•ultil'S Le~s significantly. lbe dangl'r of <.1ssassination rcn1;JJ11s a faetor against running i\llhough Ken nedy h:is al\\·:.iys undert·stin1att·d the residual stan1in:1 ur Chappa· c1uuldtl·k , 111:. :.lit' isers re:ilize it 11ould hl· a 11101.101· issue - p1·1·h.Jp~ lhl' n1 :1Jor i:-.sue i~ in a i'•)Hr· n11111t h t· ~1 111 pa ign .. :xc·1·:J>'J' Fl•H :1 qui('k trip to a C:1lifOl'n1:1 1·h :1r1l ) Jinner honor- ing .1 tr1l'nd. Kt•1111l·tly 's tr;1vels :1rl' no11· l1n1itcd to '.\lassaehusett s ll1 s political ac· ti1il\' 1s J!.l'<i{!::d entirely to 1976 Scnt;te reell·~un campl.lign pre· parat11)fl >.or h ;is h.enncdv bel'n out front on the issues. ,\Jthough his 1nflut•ncc in the Senate has gro11·n. he is far f1·on1 a dontinant figure thcr(' t •ntike Scoop J;.iekson, he (]rJl'S nut attempt lormul:.1ling pu~i t1uu s lHI :ill is· :-0\ll':. In :.urn. h.l·llrll•dy 's rt·su ,.ge nce as !)(•n1urr:.1ti e front·runner has nothing tn do 11 ith \1·hat he docs pr says Lackini.:. l·l'fl'l'ti\'e can- d L<i<• t !! s, Dcn1oe1·ats have ~ra\'il:ill·d to that fan1iliar name. (at·e :1 nd \·oicC \\ ith C'\'OCations of .1 bl·ttt·1· pas\ liut that gravita- 1 ion nlt·on:. unht•o.11"d ne\\ \'oices may go 'Protection' Going Too Far 1\mon~ lhe n1a11y bills in· troducccl ~o far 1n the 1975 Legislature 1s one by Senator Ralph Dills \\•hi<:h pro1>0ses to liccnsl' gardeners . It is advanced as necessary to protect the public fron1 indisc riminate use of pesticides. A further reason put forth is the necessity to guard against questionable charocters "'ho assume a gardener job for the purposC' of "easin-g ·· a neighborhood preluding intenpcd ( EARL WATERS ) burgluries A Businesslike View of Death Since most homeo,,·ners. strug. gling to p<.ty property taxes, find they must do their O\\TI garden· ing. lic:cn sin~ profc:-isio nal garden('rs ''oulcl seem to offl'r little public protection fron1 the use of harmful pesticides. r\s for bur~laries. people \\'ho \\'Ol'k os hard as gardcn·ers do have no time or desire t1).11l1nl"'t' lhcmscl\'CS in c1·1mt•. TllE SESATOH 1:. .Jn 111 · tell i gent and experi enced legislatol', a forn1er teachc•r an<l a jurist for 20 ye:1rs. ·so il must bt' as~umed he ;,iuthors the bill \1·ith tonJ!UC in l'heek as an accon1- modation fo1· some constituent~. t•ngJJgl·d in the occupallon arc "grandf:.itherc·d " In and rt:cei\'C their licenses r1·on1 the st:ite at- l{'St i ng to their proficiency \\'ithoul further <.ido. 'l'hcr<.•:ifter, all 11thers dC's irous of engaging in the !>~1n1 e purs uit must meet qualifications v.•hirh generally include the passin g of a tl'st. As lin1e gOl't; IJy those entrenched seek lo build hi gher and higher fences around thcmsC'l\'C'S undl'r 1hc hannt•r of "upgr;.id1ng the profession -· \\·hi c h is ;:1 tuphen1i:-n1 for keeping oul con1 · Pl'tit11r,; If tho:-t' 11·ho st·~·k licC'nsing bo;1rcls sincert·l~ desired to pro- tc('l the public the\ \\Ould cot in- .... 1:->I that their bua1;d bC' limited to n1cn1bt~1·ship fr·on1 their 0\1·n pro· ft•ss111ns. It is a cJJse of the fox guarding the hen house. WASf-llNGTON ~ They·r.e ex· posing nursing hon1es 01ga1n . Bu1, ~·ithout detractin~ from the ex · cell cnt work on thl' topic by such men i.IS The Village Voicl'S .Jack Ncv.·fi c ld, how much f?ood do these repeated exposcs·do? •·An o ld Tammany Jlall statC'sman once said, 'Reform is a n1orning glory · Thi s goes for mu ck rakin i:!'. too. We rake a little muck, and move on: the money boys stay," writes J ohn ~less, a re· porter for T he New York Tinle". who has also wriUcn first· rate articles on t he subject. If rnuekrak ing and in · vestigatory journn l ism ~metimes accomplish nothing of substance, they often offer vill<iins ugains t whom we can get off our anger and indij!;n:ition. Thus. stirred hy the publicity, the Senate has reccnt.l}i huna a cer· tain R<'rnard Bcr..tman up by his cars. The owner of a strirlg of nurs· ing homes. ~1 r . Bergm;1;n has been drivtn before the inevitable rameras and inve~ligatory ('Om - mittcc~. there Co b~ stls:m atlzed .. s ~ high profit IOIJ.Se. Jlowever, prtsuming Mr. ncrgman hJJS hrnkl"n no law.s, ii 1s difficult nol • ' ( VON HOFFMAN ) to feel sympathy for him "'hC'n a 1>rofcssion <il boy scout likC' Sen . Charles Percy (R.-111-) asks hin1 , "llow is it possible for a man to parlay $30.000 30 ycal's ago lo ;1 fortune, by his O"'n accounts. of S24 million -11,·o-third<; of 1t in nursin~ homes·• .. OF 1\J,I. l'EOPL E:, ~lr. Percy oughl to he· able to ans\\·er that question. lie. too. slartcd out as a poor tx>y and m:ide it into the big money. Percy did it hy opt·ratinj:! a camera con1pany. llcrgman did IL by operatini:: n nursing home ron'lpany. Other than that each m an n1:id c his douj?h in B different indlist.ry, it's hard to sec what glvei> Pi;!l"ty the right lo lord It over Bergman. Thty both did the sarne thing: They rnaxJmlzcd profit. A beg1n11lng s tudent in ceonon1ic!i knows th at !he capitalist, in seeking lo invest . looks only for the business v.•hirh \\'iii ii:lve tum the highes1 r.11te nf 1•t•turn at the lO\\'f'St JlO~Sibl e risk or lrn1lng his money. It makes no difference v.·hat the natur<' of the l)u5incss is. It t>an bt: mMnufac· turlnJ:: c11n1cras. proccssinJ:: saus;1ges or runnini: nursin~ homes 1·0 a c :ipitall~t v.ilh monf'y to 111\•est, the only rnlcula· • hie difference h<'t \\ epn ;,1 s;.ausage and an old \\Om1.1n dying of diabetes is 11·hirh commodity teprcsl."nt s lhe pOll'nli11\ly highest rate of rC'I urn. 'flll'S. sinct· Sen. Percy 1s on record <.1S approving or our S\'SIC'Tn o f free-n1a rket cl('[l lh hOuscs for the aged, instead of c;.is ti gating Mr. llergman , he should be felicitating him fQI' his business. acumen. But no, he scorns Bergman <ind talks so1ne kind of dribble about lhe large numhC'r or .. tlt~dic:itt'crcy·~ rank and stature knov.·s 1)(·t'fcctly \1·cll there ~ire no dcd1ratvcd opet ators in :iny industry "'ho arc dedit:aterl to anythini:: but profit m ax1n1izat.ion. Everybody "'ho gro"'S up in America kno"·~ that. •llhough sometimes "'e pre- fer 10 push the fact Into the (.'Qr· ners o( our minds ~inct• il is less injorious to the spirit to imagine that U.S. Steel isn·t In business to make the most money. but bccaw.e ''The\''re 1n\olvcd. '' By training and life ex~rience "'e kno\v what th~y ·re lnvolv(.'<l in, but, hy falling to remember that profit maxin1liation is the ~in.«lc constant or all bu!'iiness, '"' a ll ow the politicians to begulle us with wltlesR con· tro\'ersies ahoul s uch fiction" 11!'> "excess .. or "windfall" profits. I Lndcr c;:ipi talil:im no s uch thing can l'xi:,t. . ThC'rc :ire onl~· high profits and JO\\' profits \\"hi c h arc delcrn1ined in one \1·ay : comparative return on 1n,·ested capital. 1-Jov.•ever, if people can be suckered into believin,g 1n "excess" profits. they ca n :ilso be brought to b£>lie\'e th:ll "responsible" busi- nessn1en. l'Un ning nursing homes and pharl!l~cutical companies \\'ill turn ~o l'Conomic hippies und shoot for <.1 nioral, ruth('r th:'ln a n1axin1um rate of rC'turn F'O RG t:T sut·h libcrul mush. II 1:-fo1· us to decide \\'hethcr Adam !o;mith"s fanious "unseen hand" rf':tlizcs our v<ilues as suct't'Ss(uJ. ly in the death house indul:itry as \\·<·ll as it does in the saus:.1ge in· dust ry. If the a nsv.·er is )'C'S. don '1 dump on the Dergmnns, or think that warehousinR: the sick :ind d~·ing for profit can be ameliorat- ed by government regulation. In all industries, Lhl s one too. tht: rc- gulatees have the ,preponderant influtnceover the regulators . If the answer Is no. you might consJder the example of Or. and :\lr5. Henry Vnn Oustn. The 77. year·Oid former president Of l lnion Theological Seminary and hi~ 80-ycar·old v.•ife r~ntl y took sleeping pills toaethet to end their hves. In a letter <'Xplaining wh)!t they said one of th~ reasons lhe}' did it ~'as been.use they dldn't.·Y•ant to '"die in a nunlnR .homt." i'li s bill is only one of numerous measures which annu ally pro- pose bringing son1e segment of the \\·orkini;?: 1\·nrld under li.cense. Already in the Business and Professions code "·ill be-found pro\'isions for the regulation of more than hair a hundre d categories of occupations. '.\lol'C ""'ill be round in other codes. '!'his proliferation of stall' agencies to license p1·ofessions and vocations is extending itself to the tin1e when no person '''ill be free to e ngage in any produc· tlye effort \.\:ithout possessing a l:itllte license. And amidst cries of too much government It \\'ill be found wlthout exception that the pt":rsons e n gaged in these licensed activities h:ive been brought und~r;-r egul;1;tion, not because of pqblie outcry, but through their o v.'n efforts and ad- \'OCacy. OESPITF. 1hcir cluims of the need lor such regulation "lo pro- tect the public," c lose scrutiny of the rcgulntory agency Hnd Its ac- tions will reveal the "protection" t.o be' self-ser,•ing. with the In- terests nf the licensed placed foremost The uaual method of Instituting regulation hr creation b)' the Lc11.i5Jature or a litcnslng bonrd for the particular ricld . Tho~c r Rather than create OC\V boards th e Leg i s l::1ture s hould thoroughly re\•iC\\' the justifica- tion for existing boar& and weed out those pro,•iding no public benefit. The remainder should bar fron1 n1embcrship those 1n the Ol'.l'UJlations they are charged 1\•ith r1..•gu lating i.1Qd all rules ('nnctcd by them should be sub· Jl'Cltd to lc~isl .. tive ratification. ' • ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Robc!rt ,\• "'eed, Publfalttt Thoma1 Keev1I, Edifl)f' Rorbara Kreibi<:h. - °'1 £d1toria/ Page Editor Thj Mitorial page or the Daily r110Ueek~ to intorm •nd stimulate reader~ by preaenUna on this pa11e div~rae commentary oo topi cs of interest by 5.),,dlcat. ert c~h.~mnlsts and cartoonisu. by ·P~·ov1d1n1.: a rorul'n for readers' l'U'\\'S ::ind b )' prcsentina this nev.·siH1per·t Opinions and ldtu. on current topici. The edl~ortal otilnlons of the Dally Pilot appear only In the. editorial column at the top or the Pli£C. Opinlont ex· pr~sttl hy lhe columnlill and cartoon1it1 and lette.r wrilttl ve their ov.·n and no endoneme:nt ti( \heir vltwS by the Dally Pilot ~hould t>. lnterrod . Monday, March 17, 1975 • l THE "' 'I -.. Tell L./tl I I nev• Lo~ autl to It cei\. the! din1 its t Jy n es !1 S<h !-lit bat ing blo \\'ii I lloi in.J ""' '"1 lei be1 tis Ou SUI tht "'' st.: lei An Co, Ft BO! Comt ··adu dist.rl sault torn Ct a C danci activ a rea' Laf IY 01 purit, Ware s log Bost< dov.·n orie"i NI Couri Garr bring mosi: with scet forbii otheE Ip I Lice1 de<'r· a nd ofth1 .. , bellt whi1 takei on th HI that I By BU Keane THE FAMILY ORCUS ' "Tell vs some of the cute things we u)ed to soy, Mommy" L.ltf. Boyd Follr Actors ~ Played Hitler Question arises as to how many women never ever receive marriage proposals. Our Love and War man tracked down a romance authority who interviewed 280 educated ladies to learn onlv 11 of them s aid they'd never re~ ceived a matrimonial offer. The majority said they'd had two proposals before their wed- dings. THE T E RRIER is not simply known for its habit of digging into the ground. It's i:lctual- ly named for that habit. The word terrier com- es from the Latin m eaning earth. · IN ITS ENTIRETY, that poem by Ruth S. Sch~nley reads: "Little snax, bigger slax." IUTLER Q. ''Louie. let's see you name the actors who've played the part of Adolf lliller." A . Charlie Chaplin, Hichard Basehart. Billy Frick and Robert \.Vatson. What, you don't remember Robert Watson? He not on- 1 v did a full -l ength p·crformance in "The Hitler Gang'' of 1944, but he h andled a whole batch o f Hitler walk-ons in other movies dur- ing those years. ~J Q . •·wuo SAID, 'Politics is war without · bloodshed, and war is politics with blood?' Will Rogers?·' t A. No, Mao T~e-tu.ng s ai.d that. Will Rogers said. ''Theres no more independence in politics than there is in jail." Q. "IN TOLRNAMENT golf, what's the penalt:. for wiping mud off the ball:'" A. 'l'\\ o strokes STENOS Do you realize that only 75 years ago just about nine out of IO-stenographers in this coun- try were men·.• WHEN th't-American Medical Assoeialion asked more than 100.000 doctors if they'd work in a nationalized health system. more tha n one out of three said no, nix, never. APPROX IM A'fEl.Y 33 percent of the tdephones in Los Angeles ha,·e unlisted num· bers. Likewise about 23 percent in San 1''ran- cisco. And up to 21 percent in New York City. Don 'l call them. they'll C<Jll you, what., WHAT E LSE \'OU c•un <.lo lo while <J\\ ay some lime at sto1)lights is compile a list of things which women comfortably can do ~ul men cannot. Wear a dress to church, for tn· stance. Or cry al a wedding. Or curl up the legs to sit on the feel in an overstuffed chair. Any others~ Address 111ali to L..\1 Boyd. P.O Bur 1560. Costa Mesa. 92626. Sex 'Combat Zone' ,,.. Faces Crackdown BOSTON (AP l -The Combat Zone, Boston's ''adult enter tainment district," is under as- sault from a district al· torn ey w h o vows a crackdown o n nude dancing and sex-related activities that are the area's trademark. the lice nses of three lounges · one of them in the official adult enter· t ainment district and two on its fri nges. He says his crackdown will rmt end there. . "I'm going to go after them whether I get re- sults ornot." he said. Last November, the ci- ty once known for its II c s a ' d h i s i n . purita nical Watch and vestigators unc?ver~c.J Ward Society a nd the 174 legal infractions. in s logan "ba nn e d in the three clubs, most in- Boston" set aside two volving nude dancing. A downtown blocks for sex· few involved solicitation t · t for prostitution and sex oriented enter am men . a cl iv it Y betw ee n Now s u F Fe L K , customers and dancers County 'oistri ct Atty. in dimly lit back booths. Garrett Byrne wants to D F. 8 RA O EC K . bring the wide-open at· erman, a publi c rela· mosphere there into line lions agent for several with the new state ob· establishments in the scenily l aw, which d h 1· t forbids nude aancing and area, sai er c 1en s welcome a crackctown on other risque displays. prostitutes. IJ\ a letter to the Boston Licensing Boo1·d . Byrne decried •'the complete iind utter deterioration of that section of the city. "I rind it hard to believe the degree to which d e pra vity hos taken cont.rot or aetlvlty on these premises.'' HE RECOMMENDED thal the .board suspend "We want people to feel that it's safe to come down here," she said. "We don't wanl them to think that w hen they walk down the street, a bl" hook iis going to grab them and turn them up- side down nnd shake the money out of th.eir pockets.'' Monday. March 17, 1975 OAIL v PILOT A 7 Shell Information Series: l~CJ----,"""---Gasoll_·ne----J1 _ __.mf I can help you buy the · gasoline, even if it isn't Shell. By John Bame, Shell Senior Staff Engineer • ,J,, . . ~ ~: ~ John Bame All of your car's problems may not be mechanical. A change in gasoline could be all you really need. Ever notice how some people name their cars as if they were pets? Or think their cars have special quirks? There's good. reason for this. Cars really are individuals. Even two cars of the same make and model Like a fingerpri11t, ewrvcar can react differently to ha:; individual the same gasoline. The chal'ac:tt-ristic:::.. differences can cause some irritating problems. Problems that seem mechanical but pften aren't Small problems in your engine's per- formance are often fuel-related, rather than mechanical. The solution may well be in the gasoline you use. First the problems: Stall-out: Your engine keeps dying before it's had a chance to waim up. Hesitation: While your engine is wanning up, it hesitates or stumbles when you step on the gas. Engine k'twck: You hear a knocking sound when you accelerate. Run-on: Your engine cnugs on after you've tw11ed off the key. The first two problems may be helped by a gasoline with bettet driue- FACTor MYTH? Test yourself You may have heard some of the:;e things and wondered if they were true. Now you'll know. 1. "Letting the engine run a few minutes will burn less gasoline than starting it up again." Myth. You're generally ahead _if you tum off the engine when stopping for more than a minute. 2. "High octane gasolines always give you better mileage and save money in the long run." Myth. More octane than y_ou need will not increase your gasoline mileage. 3. "Taking the lead out of gasoline should make it cheaper." Myth. Lead anti-knock compounds are actually cheaper than the high octane hydrocarbons needed to replace them. 4. "The same brand of gas0line will be blended differently for different areas." This one i.s a fact. Gasoline blends are generally adjusted to maintain constant performance at different altitudes and in different climates. ability. The last two can be helped by higher octane. Octane numbers explained: Octane numbers measure a fuel's ability to resist knock in an engine. But different engines run with different degrees of severity. The two laboratory enkifle tests used to rate gasoline octane reflect this difference. The Research octane test is run with the engine operating under mild conditions . The Motoro ctaue test i~ run with the engine operating under severe conditions, and gives a lower octane number. The degree of severity under which your car's engine operates prob- ably falls somewhere in between. Driveability explained: Gasoline is made of many different ingredients f"=1'1 y : l -I r --~· -- Ga.,uli111• j,. a mill· tUl'l'Ofmany hvdroc:arlx111~. ll1J\' tiwy arc blcnrlcd c:an afferl your c:.u"I' 1Jl.!rforn1a1H~l .. which vaporize at dif- ferent temperatures. When the engine is cold , some gasolines do not vaporiz~ as well as others. This can lead to the driveability prob- lems I mentioned, like stall-out and hesitation. Gasoline to the rescue f.[your engme knocks , and 1'.s in t11 He, first try a couple of tankfuls of a dif- ferent brand of gasoline of the same grade. This can work if you find a com- bination of Researc h and Motor octane more suited to your car. If your engine still knocks, then you might try a higher o~tane ga~oline. !Luoureilgine 1·1u1s u11. wul i:; in ltf11c, the same sugge~tion applies. f f_yo11r e11gim• stall.'i out ur hesitates and is in fu11e, you may need a dif- fe rent gasoline, one blended for better driveability. Different gasolines do have different driveabilities. A problem you can't see: deposit build-up Where deposits from gasoline b11il<I up. A. The throat of · the carburetor. B. The intake man ifuh.l and valves. Gasoline can cause deposits ~ build up in your carburetor until they eventually rob you of mileage . Almost all of today's gasoline has a detergent additive to help prevent this problem. The better additive s work throughout the entire inlet sys~ both to clean it up and keep it clean. To find out if yow· gasoline has thjs type of additive, write the supplier. Unleaded gasoline - a more limited choice Even a brand new car can have stall- out or other driveability problems, as well as ·knock. If yo u drive a 1975 car that must use unleaded fuel, your choices are more limited than with cars that can use leaded gasoline. Though most unleaded fuels are only slightly over the government's minimum requ irement of 91 Research octane, some are signifi- cantly higher. It's a matter of finding them. U nleade<ls can vary in drive- ability, too. So shop around. Are you a Shell customer? Here's what to expect from each Shell gasoline I ·: •llBL:U.. ·-• i a r , __ _ rirl' ~ • __ _\! •i ---_,j Shell Regular: Our lowest-priced leaded gasoline. with good detergent properties. About 93-9-1 Research octane. Well over half our cu~tomers use it. Super Regular tTnleaded: Our mid- priced ga.-;uline, \\ith good dri\·eabil- ity, and excellent detergent proper- ties. About 94-95 Research octane. Blended to deliver top-rate perfor- mance in 1975 cars and with high enough octane for seYen out of ten cars already on the road.• Super Shell: Our top-priced leaded gasoline, \\'ith good driveability and 1·:-.u:llent dt•tPrgent properties. About 99-100 Re~ea rch octane. Blt·1Hkd fol' top-rate performance in 1 pre-1 ~Ji.J c:ar::. that require high oc- tane fuel. Tips: If you u:;e Super Shell. gi,·e Super Regular U nleadecl a try.• Yuu could saYe money. If y¢1 use Shell Regular and ha\'e driveaffility or run-on problem::;, try Super Regular Unleaded• before going all the way up to Super Shell. • L'nk;..; \0111· 0\1!rler·~ manual says your car cnn O(l\.'l'all' l'~du . .,ivdy on unlrarl~<l gawhnt', u~ one tanhful of Supt·r ~hell in e\·ery four or !i1·e lo pro· tcc:l \alrt>;; again.,.l l:'Xl'c:;si\·e wear. Any questions? Write me. If you have any additional questions, write John Bame, Shell Oil Company, P.O. Box 61609, Civic Center Station, Houston, Texas 77208. People working with energy , l., A• DAIL y PtLOT M«>ftd.!f, March 11 1975 QUEENIE By Phil lnterlondi 2More Judges Sought SA ~T/\ A1"1ii\ ORANGE COUNTY Loeal Charges Dlsmi ed . 2 Jailed in Securities Fraud SANT A A N A G 1 ~ h 2 9 , of Pa' k c·hargc.>-. of consplt'.tl'' P olt<·t• s;ud ~I rs Bond Charges flied in Orungc Ne\\ port Apartment s. m:Ail fr.iud. \\lrt• rrautl pllld Sto.000 Im li6 head County against h "o men ~e,,porl Beach. ~l·rcrc· und fn1ud in till· -.,1lt • of of <'<tlllt• and Morn:. ;iccused o( bilking an centl)' senten(.•t.•d in Los sccurilll':O. huught 1 J :-.tcl'I'!'> for t• Ider I y 11 u n l t n gt on Angeles federal court. S8.500 a month later Ill Beach res ide nt a nd hb Hill was sentenced lo Both nu•n \\ l'l'l' buol-.t•d <.1lld1tio11 tu bu~ 111g $8.500 mtrSl' out of mor e thun three years in prison and on chat gl':> <>f ~rJnd llwfl ''orth of ::.tod .. 111 Jlrll's S21,000 in <rn allc~cd cat· a $10,000 fine. Gish was u n d ' 1 u I a l 1 11 g Ftr!>I Trading Con1p;111~ • tie feeding fraud ha\'e ordered to serve 90 days s t utc c·urpur <.ilt• rn<k:o. 4570 Campus Urive, bee n d ismi ss ed in in theLosAngeles Coun-after lh<·v allt'l.!l'dl~ ~l'"porl Bcach. Superior Cou rtaclion. t v J ail,j inedS5.000and 6windlcd \\'o rld War 1 · .J ~ \'t'l<'run Prl'!!lon l\lt1rr1.... Tiu.· roll' o f both rnen 111 Jud ge E \'e r e tt W. plttced n t h r ee years 1:14. '•nt.I his nurM'. Huhy First Trading a nd there- Orang<' t'ou11t~ Superior Court 1'1 t"·•t<ltn~ .Judgf' Hol>l'rt A Bunva rd Tul•:-.· clu\ \1111 a!lk thl• l'OUnlv Board of Supt-rvi~ors to apprm·t• l he addition of l\l.O mun• Judgt'i:. to tht! l'Ount~ ben .. c.» In '' klll'I' lo tht• board. Dic·key granted the pro· prob ation which will in-.. d I l l'on l ('on1 0 ·>r1d, 70, who l>olh ll\l' .it late n erna 1 u 54 000 secution motion after it elude h is working four 1.)11 r ,... t thl' Skan dia Traill'I moditie s o ~,l'wpor ' \\as pointed out that hours a week for a legal 1 I I t LI r·1· 1 .. (11 ),a1·'. 16441 Holsa Ch1ea Bl'al' 1 C'I o 1e 1 11 ,.. 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STATF.MENT OF CLAIM , , \ IJH "1•111txr V.hoJ uc111.:· .. , r•'CO:I\~ p.i.)men1, lllU\I .:nmpkc, .111.t return the .11CJd1cd d.111n f,1rm Only lhoi,,· rtt.111 ~rth.~" --ho rur.:ha~cd '"·"~ f1,.l\l• (nic.1111111 ro1.110 chips, corn ch.1ps, b.irb"u' n ..... r.u pot.th• •h•r• or cnreolla lh•r•I 11 '"'> c.me <luring che f"'rloJ J.111u ir~ I. 1'167 10 I k.-mho.r JI. 1970 111 the SIJI•\ or ( Jhforn1a, Anzon.l or ~c• ,1.JJ, ,h,1ulJ cn111rlc1~ and rcttlrn chc d.um r"rnt I~ All d.11m~ 11111>1 h.: hied .. uh 1hc Clerk .if lh< L mc.J !>1""' Dhcn.i Cuu11 on 111 h.:f,11c 1hc hr 11.11 11f "'l.•1. 1~7< "'0111,r to PJrll.:cpJle on 1111· \.:C1lcmt·111 I' i\n' .J1,1•11I« •"Cr'' •in" •n 111 f'c '""n1111.:u ll• 1h, l,1ur1 for dc1anuna111'" I h '\.'.1th"' th" 1\\11.1n"c ,,(ti.I\ 'u11 .. ~ nor tt1c ... ubml"~)aon of .in) '"«JU\.'.\t for r\t..'hl\11>11 ',, d.1un f1H1lh \h,dl ..:n:.tt~ .rn, Jl!o!ht in Jny <=lau mfmbcr or .1th .... 1 •'"' t\\UC" 111 \,uu .h .. t1on until ._1110 unlc,, th.: Court 3r'frrn'c' 1h\' l"''ll<h\.d '"·ulcnh:1\t .ind 1h,·n \.lnh rn J1.t..\lhJ.11h.1. "'th lb tin..&I 1udam,·nt P h•r .1 Ohllc dclJlk1,1!\lllClll of lhC m.11Ctn ln\OhCJ 111 \Jnl ,1,llllll .111J Che propO\Cd Wlll.:mcnt. rdcrcni,;.: IS 111.iJ~ 10 Che ('lcadonll' and olhtr p 111tr\ '"'Col.-111 '·"U ·'-'""' .tll ol "ludo m.I\ he '°'rc,1.:d .111h1· 0 111,.· 11f lhc C kr~ nf tli" l 1111<•11 \1.<10 lll\lll•I (,iurt r.,, the C\:mr.11 Oi\CroCI of < ~l111,r111.1 Jurin~ 1he ltnur-of ,,,.h hu,mc" J.1• l I>\\ AR !J >.t i.:R 11 /\I At-, r /trt L 1ti1td Starts D1J1r111 Co11rt (' flllfO/ D1J1t1rr of I a/l(orH1n ---------------":). t'ILL OUT CLAIM FORM-DETACH ANU MAIL TO SWOR!'\ STATEMEN'T Of' CLAIM --------------- fc) ltl\\1<RO "I lo.Rll/\tl\I\ l.ll.RI.. t l\llllO ~TAH~ 01!.TMICT COLRI C'L"iTRAl Ol<;T RICl o~ l.Allr(JRl'iJA I'() 00\ 11?1~ \Al\ I RAi.C. l"i\O, lAl IFORNIA •14llll RETAii. GROCER I\ HI l'Hll Ill (fl/I TH/811 !>nf ~(,f A(/111\\ ltd/\\/ I IRH/\ \\H~ f1IUD tO\t/'4/\'fl\, \0 '/1007-R '"'"' ol ll•1m.m1 ll1111nt•s Phone .. ( l.1m1.1n1 "·" .1 r.i.11 11uck1 tn~.,~,J primarily 1n the r~sak 01 11><><.I pro1lu.t\ 1nJ 01htr hou~cl>old rroduct, 1hut,1f1cr rcferrtd to as "retail ~"' " I .11 '""'c 1onw uunns Ch• ~rootl JJnuAr)' I. 1967 to Dc•.:mlxr 11, 1«170, onJ rur,h~wu ~""'~ rl1ckl1 lrot.<tn •h1r\, or corn chips, or barb«vt fl••orcd ro1J10 ch1r1, or 1omll• o:h1p)) on Calofornia or Ntvud3 or A11rnn.1 I Cla1manr ""' J rct.ul er0t:er uurcna lhc al>o't rcnod rvr l•.11\ 1 h1 rur.:hasts 1nJ1,.11cJ lxlov. can be vcrcli<tl by 'itotc sales <•' rc1u111> Rooks anu rccordJ ~qlC "' 1hc tluc ,ounc or hoi1nt,1 (lfhcr records nr inforn\.lllf>n uron "ho ch cl111111 •~ mJdc (~pcc1fy) 1 lh1cd upon rc,c>rll• or other 1nformat1on (H set forth ,1ho,c) d•mmnt \t•tr11111c1cJI 111111.11 amnun1 of ''ia.:l food pnrcha~' '" the StMc• 111 ( .1l1forn1.1, Anton.I ,1nu 'lrvAth 1n CQCh )C4' foflo .. 1n11 ll)li(i lo IX: •I\ lnlltllH l.1nuu1 I to IA.-mbcr J I. !4167 '"'"'~ry I to IXccmbcr JI. l 968 J¥nU.ll) I to ~o·mhcr JI. 1969 S_ J.inuuy I to Dcctm~t 31. 1970 s__ Total s ___ _ ICA \ r AT. Th< 101al ll1urt Kl ronh herein t• not dC1cnn1nauvc of 1hc ,11noun1 du< cad1 cl•imJnt, bur ~hall he u~J only to dcctrm1nc the aniount do11m1n1 shall tt«l•c at • pro r111 b&J11 o{ the tellltmenr fund I The ( ourt rcitf\CJ lhf rc1ht to requite •«ltka11on of the 1nformJllon m 1h1s S1.1tcmcnt of c. !aim I dcduc u"6cr penally t1r pcrJury th~1 the inforrmrlon conlaincd on chf' cra1n1 form nr IN.ime o( Cl11m.lnl) I\ trW 4nd corrtcl to the heir of mr J.no•ltdCC .ind bc:hrf, I rccotntlC thal A kno,.tn;I) anJ matcrtlll) f1fl(' llll~nl 1( m•de hn'tin 11 lhc fdony ol pcr1ury under IA I.I<; C lfi~I 1n1 th11 l nov.1111lt m.>k1na • ~1trt•llY l•IK ,t .. tcm('n\ to 1n 1dJud1c:11ory aatnc)' or1hc UnllCJ SratCi Ciovnnmtnt is 1 fr ony under tall \ ( 1001, both of ""h1ch uc pun1ihablc by 1mpmonmcn1 anJ line (Pnnt namt 111d rhlu • ~~ .. ---- Donit jUst sit · · there on · your small fortune ••• / I e ' ~· / l.Ook around your house and garage and you'll probably discover yo&i have a mountain of oldies but goodies you could sell. Move that mountain • Call a friendly ad-visor at the Daily Pilot. Use the direct line. Thousands of ready-to-buy ad readers are 11shoppiftCJ' the ads in the Daily Pilot · every day. Many are eager to buy iust what you have 'to sell. Advertise in the Orange Coast Newspaper with ~~ ~ Classified Ad Line 642•5.678 DAILY PILOT • I \' • • t ' A J 0 DAIL y PILOT Babashoff • In Third LOS t\NC l·:LES Shi rley liat>u:-.hofl'of Founl:llll Valh.-y won thn'l' l'n:nls• in the Southern (':.illforn1t.1 Swim ln\'llt.tlional ut E:1sl Los ,\ngt•ll':-. 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Reached la t e Sunday al Im South Be nd home. Phelps said re- m arks attributed to him in :m tn- ter\'ie\\ at Tulsa were "ba::.1ci.11l\' some of the samt' things r, i.· been s:.iy ing before. "But I don't ha\•e any inside information on anyonl' who might be undt.'r in 'estigation." he emphaMled -·1 would hke to get !>Omethmg on ~I :i r y I a n cl b cf or c n ex t Anotl1er Net Title SAO PAl'LO. Rraztl 1AP1 Corona d e l :\I ar"s Rod La,·1.·r dO\\ncd Puer to Rit'o's Charles) P asarell. 6-·L G·.t . in 56 mmuk:-. Sunday to win thl' men's srnglt.'~ title of the World Championship Tennis Blue Group tournament A crowd of more tha n 12,000 fans supported Laver . \\hose ser\'ice was sharp and his plu) nl'arly flawles::. ne:irthe nt.•t .-1she 011 Top \\cckend, though ," Phelps S<Jld m .1cst about his team 's next oppo nent in the National Collegu1k Athlcl1t.· .\ssociat1011 tourne)'. Phelps, '' ho::.e No 12 ln::.h l'limi1rnled Kansas Suturday night in the NCAA l\t1clw esl Hcg10nal fir::.t round. s utd he only nll'unl to 1mpl:i that "1t'::. ob vrou:-. from \\hat I read Ill thl' paper:-. that sl·hools ure being in\ e::.tigut t•d .. \nd no doubt more\\ 111 bl' · ~otl'l' OL!mc sµorb publtt•tsl Rogl'I' \'a ldesierri. "ho "et::. pr l' ::.l'nl dunng Phelp::.' mterv1c\\ \l tlh Tuba World ~porb l'dttor Bill Connor::. \\hi ch ) 1elded tht• t.><.ll'ht.•r -.tm'). ::.:.iul . "Thl'Sl' \\Cl'l' JU::.t :-.onll' thrng:. lli.at Digger ha:. been s;.i~ 111g tor a long hnw In ful'l mo::.l of tht.·m "ere pubh::.hl•d inh1:.boukeurlierthi')l'<1r " "Things arl' going to c·ornt.• o~~ thal ''ill shoek a lot of people Pht·lp::. "as quoted ;1~ :-.:.iylng. "I would not sa\ 11 hat sdiuols I think will tw t•aughl. but they rndudt• ::.o me pres tigious sehools 11\ bast..etball · · OIH· i uu::. h ou r S) ~ lt•111 ol pt.•nJll1t•::i d oe~ not \ltll'k \hl'JI llll.! is :-.11 \\ lill'!>pl'l':.td th:.it Ulllll 1H1\\ thl• odds \\ l'l'l' .iga111:-.t ;.Ill\ Olll' hl'lllj.( ('iJll j,!ltl Ul.'l'i..IUSt..' lht;rl' "t.·n· ..,11 It.•\\ 111\·e~llgi.ltors Hut lhl' ft:\\ "ho\\ en · euught did not t(l'I a stiff t•11ou)!h pt:nall) l11 dl ~l·ouragl' au~ 1mt• · .\pp:.ire ntl ~ 111 rdl'l'l'lltl' to :\orlh Carolina Stall'::. pruualton for ret'rurung nolalwn::. 11n uh - ing Ila\ 1d Thompson. Phelps Si.ltd, ... \ :..l'110ul c·;.111 d1cat on a ~n'at pl:.i~ t.•r :.ind gl't l';1ug ht . but "111 the nation a I d1ar11pw11::.h1p bdtll'l' ht• 1:-. out of M'hool S ti ,1 \\ u -. u .i 11 ' '" 1 m -. 1 h 1 'hlll lt-1 t I l l'"I \It. l'\ 1•11t::. 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Fo\'t wu~ 1h1rd, even thou~h he m;;cle an t•mcq~t.·ncy pit stop fur ful'l and r1 re-.; \\ 1th t" o I aps left m lhl'rat'l' Drit•e r fiilled \.A l ~f-:S\'ILLE . Fla . Hu s:-.l'll \kndez, a 35-vc:.ir·old dnH•r from T:impa, ria .. was k1lll1d Sund av "hen his rocket drag~ter c ra;hed al G:.iine~villc Hat'l'" J\' :\Jcndez had been attemplmg to l'l'.H'h J quarh.'l"m1le speed of 300 mile::. per hour in the dragstrip. But on one of his cxhih1llon runs. lhl• c·ar \ eert'd olf tlw <'Ottrsc :is rt neured th1• frni~h hnc. l'rashed mlo u ::.kel guard n11I and ''a::. demoli~hed. :\It>ndc1 ''as killed mst antlv OfftC'iJb said :\Iendez ha<l .llt't'n rl11c·h1.•d ;.1t 21i5 mph an instant lwfore thl· cn1sh College Baske tball N IT l'lnt llolHld SovlllC•rollna 71, Con~C htuUl Pron< tlo" 8•. 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South Afrt<'<t \Ion the DJv1s Cup \\.hen Jnd1:.i re· fu sed to µl;.1~ 11 tn lht' finab The L>av1s Cup ori~..imzJl ton. f.1rtns;l the !--erious prublt•m uf most nations rcfusmJ! to pl;.iy South Africa. is reportedly 1·on ..,1dcr1ng not admitting Soulll ,\fnca 111 I he l 97f'i tourn1mwn1 heeuU!ll' of 1l:-. lt'ndenf~ to ci1 s1 upt the games h) 1b na·n· prt'Sl'IH'<' Russell, Goodricl1 Spark LA I :"\ C: I. E \\' 0 () D G a 1 I Coudnth :ind Ca111e Bu:s!--ell l·om hmt•d fur fi7 pomts Sund a~· llt/,!ht :.is till' l.ns ,\ngC'lt"' Luker:-. ht•Jt tht.• Coldt•n Stall' \\ :.irnurs 11 I 95 111 :\'atwnal B:.io.,kl'tb:.ill ,\..,. c..111:t:t\I01l pl:.i~ c;11cllh tt'h. lhl' l.akt.•rs· kucl1n~ "l'llrl'r. h<id 37 pomts and the ... 1rt.·11k·:-.hoo1ing Russell atlded 30. .'ttot•kf fHI l 'psef L.\:'\DOVER. '.\t d 1,\PJ l 'nseeded ;\I ark C'ux complt•tt'd his march throug h the rank::. or seeded players. knot·king off third-seed ed Dick Stockton 6·2. 7·6 Sund a\' to \\.in the World Champions hip Tennis Red Group tournament at the Capital Cl·n tre. Co1111ors Mins 11.UIPTO:\, \'a 1.\P1 Top· see<,ted Jimmy Connors. d0\\11 a ~el for the st•cond straight lla~ . rallied ::.trongh in the las t t"o ~els Sunday atul \\011 llw locul ln- dcpendent · Pia~ l'rs A:-.~ociation tennis tourmament \dth a 3·1i. 6-3, G 0 nctory on·r Jan Kodc~ Go11lie Sparkles month:-. ... l'hl'lp::. "it:-. quotl'd <J:. :-.ay111g ... <ll'L' gl\ t.'ll lht: t..111d 11f pen:.tllll'S lh;il \\Ill !11 :-.Cllll l'<IJ.!~· t•ht•at111g . l ht.•11 I th111t.. "hJt ::. t·ommg \\ 111 ht.' ~nod l11r h.t:.kl'I hall. "I don't '-n11\\ ti 11 .., !ht· pu:-1 \\'all'rgate tn<H'i.ilrl ~ 111 \1hal l.1111 I bl'ltl'\'t' people 1•\ t'I ~ '' hl'l l' ;11 '-' looking for hont·s t_\ lte t'llll dudl•d .. Angels Spanke d ~I ES.\ .. \n; .Jw Huch and (;ene Tenu<'l' hr! horrtt· 1 un:-. t·1111 't'l'llll\ l'l~ Ill lltl' !>t'l'lllld llllllllJ,! ~unda\ <i n d lhl· O.ikluntl .\thlL•l1~s routl•d .c <'.tl1lun11.1 \ngi.'ls s pilt s4 u;1d J:I I 111 c-:h1b1 . llOll h;t:-1.•hall T lll·1r pcrformunn's and a s trong <kfcn-.t• kt•ye<.l b." center Elmort• Smith overcume a fine l'l fort h~ KL'ilh \\'ilke:-.. Golden Sli.ilt• :.; ru11t.. I l' I or\\ ;1rcl \\ho SC'ort•cl a ran.·t•r-h1g h :11 point:-.. Sm 11 h ..,t•11 n•d on I~ st'\'t•n points IOI' I.o:-. .\ngt·ks but had :!:! n.·· h1111ncb and blm·kL'<I 10 :-.hob. Thl' l.~11-.cr!--hlot·ked ~· tot:.il of lfi shot::. 111 1lw gJml'. (•qu:.illtng a IL•ague l11gh for 1 ht• M'<ISOll Flyers Blank Kings C11otlnl'l1 -.c.·on•d I~ points and \\ ilh·., h.1cl 1:1 111 lht• f1r.,t quartt•r "It \\llttld takt• a complett.' t·ol· IJp-.~· for tht•m not to "tn the "" 1-.11111 1111\\. l..t h('l'S CUJC'h Rill Sh.irman !--.11d ol lht' Warriors ~iltt.•r till' q.111n· Tlw~ 'rl' young. hungr~ .ind th1.•,1 hu:-.tlr "\\"ilke::. h:1~ 1mpl'ttH'<l e\l'IY tmw l '\'t.> s t.·cn l11 m •mt.I rtJ!ht no\\ he's one of t h l' IH• s l I 11 r " ;1 rcb 111 t h e ll'.1).:lll' . r.utl;~l1 \,IAT(•> 011~1y110"\•ll<• 'l Rdy i.1 lh1H+1 11 ( Jorin..,,m •J Dvttiryo.G ~rmth'l 10101 IU 1'1 II 10S AN(,fl 1-<,.111 Pu·~·"<() \l\ln,h•,,QtOl\li, Sr'l 1Ul' (,(Hld,1tt1 J/ t ,1f,ll / (.,lh(iuo l(;,Y.1nl?i'> 11 lut.ti,.n ,., 1J \ , ·Ith n ,fnl• JO .l I } , )•) ; \ I c,f.li,,~, It JI h U .~ 111 f H•h (1 uu1 Nnn1 iul 11 f :t1o1111t Lr.Jlcjf n ~1.U~ ~J lO\~nqP1t\1CJ ftcnnutJI k..t'I b 1' OH P HILADELPlll.\ <AP t Ph i I ad e I p h 1 a go :.i I i e Bl' r n 1 t• Parent. a doubtful s tart<.'r until game time, recorder! hts l ltu shutout of the season b) blanking the Los Angeles Kings 3 0 in Sun day·:-. nationall y telev1M•d :\J tional flol·key Lea gut· game. The 29-year-old Fl) crs goulic \\as hit 111 the left coll<rrhone b\ <1 shot m Toronto Salurda)· night and had to leaVl' th al game in the third per iod. But X·ra~s wen• negative and Pa re nt told coat·h Fred Shero he wanted lo play Sund av. The-viclc)n incrcast·d tltl· Flyers' k·ad in Division I of the ;\;HL tn 15 points over the SC('ond place New York Hangt'rs a nd rt.•- Llutl'd their magir number for Santa usana Stakes Win11er l'linching llw 111 It• t11 :-.1-: ,\ti\ comb1n:.il1on 111 Fl' ers v1t·lo11l':-. or tie::. Ill thL• 1·ernu1iHng JO game:.. adding up to :-.ix"'" g l\e tht·111 the tilll' A 11 l lw ~ c" n 11 g th l' Fl) t' 1 :.. needed eume :.ii li.'.!6111 the f1r:-.l pt.>riod when defen:..l·m..in T om Hladon look iJ il'e1t I 111rn <·cntt'l Rick Macl.<.>r::.h .itHI ht.«11 l\tngs goal it· Barr) Ed'"" d:-. I 1 om 111 feet. The Flyl·r:-. tt·l'd 11 "llh .1 p~111 111 gouts in I hl' :-.l'('1111d p1·1 1od .\ndrc l>uponl look t'ored on a •10·11101 :-.l,1p :-.hot .11 9:39 and Hoss Lonsl1<•1Tv hallt• 1111'\\ Jr ti F1 .111k St :\lar:-.t•tllt• 111 lht.· p1·n.il1' ho\ f11r hooking. Willie Shoemaker, aboard Sarsar, was an easy victor in the Santa Susana Stakes for J-year-otd fillies al Santa Anita Sunday. Double You L ou was second und f<'a~wlnut ing Girl was Third .. Ir c . Jrvi1 1s ex c.·ont t'Ollc pion dcr1 Tt- :.t l llnh Fi II a belie hij\lf the r s w C l e Veil g ive and po in Stat lrvi1 fort. u chat finis a nd fifth Tt by . has • pa:-.t ;>()() 11111 ~ B pust Phil Ill be s Whc Gar sea b.icl l\1 i k Anti butt Fi the Anti N ~ fly c met Bou 0 1 ma~ free Jot-s i r brc Cori Hru Founl He" Burdi ..... Pt*IPI* Ht.Jt 109~10 Ht A 52,, t ..,4ht IF 1 •r E I Ed>' n,. .. ,. lOIH ; v.oc 3 ()-1 c , 1)0 c IOOC v .. 1 tr ~ do!>O FoUfl• Fou ~rs. 1~v101 Mdwir ~ ..... ko~r c..irro I ounl l:lol,. ,...,._ J 0 I I 0 l·t I U 0 I ._.,,1n1 Y..•l'l>, \Ion• C'or ·;,,. d• lllJ<.lli Tint~ I Olht ••o fo1•t N•~t l<IM ~f'f W tl>C • ttol\I ~ <.,yllOC • W·<-1 -.1'4.tll ' Nit [ ... • • El( ~ Bu" ..Me1•• •IGl cl ~I), ",M<Oo -iooe~ IS.11. l>lt St lilt It U-4, 1 Bu• 11 I , • 11 8, I 11 1, I Aroo• 01arno ~I ......"' 1>12. IS.S. I U..: ..... . " = IH :ttw .... 11114<1 Ctl « It.); Nuflll ., Irvine Int NCAA Swindest • CLEVELAND-UC ~rvine's swimming t eam is expected to be a strong <.·ontender for the NCAA college division cham- pionship, which gets un- der way Thursday, here. The meet will be held al Cleveland Slate University. . First year head coach llank Vellekamp believes the Anteaters ~ have a good chance ror the NCAA c rown. ··Yfe're taking 12 s wJmmers to Cleve l and ," says Vellek3illlp. "We will give a solid team erfort an~ we'll score a loi or points. UC Davis Cal Sta~e <Northridge/ and Irvine s hould battle it out · ~ forthetitle." TOM BOUGHEY LEADS UCI SWIMMERS. UC I won n at i'on a 1 ___ ..._ ___ ::..:..:..:...=:...=..=-.:::::..:..:..::.....:...-=.::.::::.:::.::'.~.:::.:.~~~~~-=-------- championships in 1969-71 finished secon1;1 in 1912 Women's Golf and '73, and slipped to fifth place 1 ast ye a r. \ ------=:....=..=-=--=:...::...::...:: Monday,;M1rc:h 17, 1976 DAIL y PILOT A J I Readers' Corner Dear Sirs. ll has occurred that th<' J,a~una Beach City Soccer tr) outs e laborately staged recently has been u w <.1ste of time and cf. fort. Tht: purpose of the try-0uts was to evenly distributt> boys for the teams a('cording to age, ublll· ty, and whenc\'t'r possibl<', t11 geogn1phical an•:.1. · As an AYSO :--occer spectator. winter '7 1. < aJ.((.•S of children 7-91 l couldn•t help but notit•e that ~ s uper lL'am t'\'oh l'd and ronst" que_nlly s utre n 'd no Jossvs; whH·h is frnc for A YSO; hO\\E'H'f \.dh'tl Cl pare nt innoC't'nt l~· ~<X'S throuJ?h the pro1wr c-h;innc·b, !itgns up for R~·c. D~pt . Sucl'er. anticipates fJir d11·1~1un uf CJll llw pla~l'rs. finds the '>;.ime A YSO C'h amp ll'am tn l.1t·t. b..in•I) ultl'l'l'ports und try to put into propt'r r><•rs1H'<'l l\ <' thl' purpo!'lt' of till' spo1 h IJl't.>j.!ram . Our bOI~ "1•11• i.o tltscoura)..'l'<I ...,e, l'ral ;.r llw111 'ai<I "\\'hat's thl· u:-1·'1 \\'l' l..110\1 tlwm. \\'t• kno\1 1\ h11 11 Ill \~ 111 hl'lorl' "l' st;1rt " Tho'-t' t·11n1 mrnts are not 1?0011: l'm-:.ur<.· \'OU will :.i~rct'. Tlw fun, till' f:.11r f'~·l'I lllS!. the 11a1 ur.tl compctitwn is 10 .... 1. I \\ oul<l apprl'l'l:.ltt· ltl·.11·1111-; your 1·omm1•11h . St nt'l'l'l'ly, .J E:\~ I FEH YELi..\ \:I> L1cuna Rl·.id1 Dear Mr. Whtle:- 1 read "1th inte r est )otll February 23 articlt• about Mr Ken Fagans. n·cl·ntl\ rL'l1n•d CIF Commissioner or .Athletic::.. There ts no question that 1\11 Fagans has m:.ide a contnbullon lo CIF' athletics and that athlclit·s are of great importance to thc dl'- velopment of our youth. There.• 1:-. howe\'er another po111t of view re· garding the length of the se;.1son ;.ind the emphasis placed on athletics. coaches and pubhc1w their responses in your newl>pJ{li'r Smcereb, Walt Lawson Counselor . J.agunu Ut'ad1 l11glt School Dear Glenn · ' . . . ~ . I've never bC'forc taken the op- portunity to express my feeling!> through the <·olumns of a newspaper. However. I reccnth · read the letter tn your llot Corm;r Column wnllen by l\lr. Charle~ Bridges regardmg \\hat. m his \ 1ew. 1s the deplorable conclitwu .... upon wh1c·h thl' OCC li;.i::,ketl><.Jll progr:.im has fallen undl'I' the guidance of roach Hcrb Li\'Se\ l\1 r . Hrid14e~ :-.uggt.'slcd thCJt other fans JO the CJl'CiJ nse lo the occasion, mc1t1ng the OCC ad- ministration to lake immediate action in order to put the bash!· ball program on ib feet. I fully agree "ith ML Bridges. The Anteaters are le'(} by Tom Boughey, who has won the 1,650 free lhc ' past thre<' years and the 500 free l\.\ o year s run· mng. Boughey wi ll IJc pushed by junior Bovd Philpot who was sctond Four Share /CCC Honors Wallace, Wetzel Win Title Barry Wallace and Bob Wetzel teamed to win the second annual state outdoor doubles racquetball cham - pionship at Orange Coast College recently. Thl· Jo.olc.: purpo .... l' uf our pro· t::!·a m ~hould and must be tu pro- ,.,d<' tnstrut I wn, and clean. healthy. s pirited t'<>mpet1tion :imonµ. the childr<'n. To losl' 1s to lt•arn to be a good !-.purl; l<l hL' ~1<.1u~htcrecl point-wise. t•1 bt· mad!.! to fcl'I inadl'quate in the' ~po rt itsdf is, I fl'l'l, 1111;.illy wronj!. On Sunday lasl. our team ~uf fered ~1 cnn~1dl•rtth\j• lo:-.s and two commL·nh mu...,t tw made: F1r .... t I~. tht• rd<'n·c· pmntl•cl out th.11 our boys 'cl id not h;.l\·l' sot:k..., an<I shin J!ll<.i rcb (w as the Rt•c. lkpl :-uppust'd 111 furnish th<' soc:b : \\'hy \\'<.t:-. our team tlw 0111\· mw It-fl out'! 1 so llll') "dt·sl'l"I t·tl "hat thcy }!Ol " Snonclll. ht' l.1t<:r ad- m1lll'Cl that thL' H'a.ms were qUJlt: unt.·1·cn ancl ht.• \\ ould ··tJlk to the City ab.out 1i." Let us take football for c\.am pie. Summer prat'tic<• without pads started on August :w. HJ7 1. and the final Cl F playoff ganw was completed o n DcccmhC'r 1:1. 1974 This was ;.iflt•r the !'II'< \\Ct.''-' allotted for sprm g pra<·t1<·c, and the summer football PE cla:-.s 01 six weeks cond ut'l<·d h\ mo:-.l schools. This 1s a poss1bk. tot;.1 1 of 28 \\eeks of foot ba 11. OCC needs the kind of man that can produce a complete basl-.C't· ball program both on and off the court; in the practice gym , as well as, under extreme com- petitive conditions. In s hort, \.\C need a coach that ran produce a "WINNER " at OCC. \ The solution lo lhl' prol11'cm. ho11evcr, sct•ms so olllwu:-to mc. Hemm c ll l'rh Li1 scv from his coal'11111g posit wn 1mn1cd1all'· I ~ <ind ;.ippoint l\11 . Ch;.irlt's Briclgl's m both events last ycur. Four players tied for Sop ho m o r c J a s 0 n top honors in a recent Wheaton and freshman medaJ play tournament Gary Figueroa rigure to at Irvine Coast Country sco re h 1 g h in l h e Club. · backstroke events ancl Included in the group Mike F igueroa and Guy at 75 nel were Katy Antley are entered in the Gardner, Dory Amen butterflyevents. Phyl l is Arnold and Figueroa was eighth in Madge Badham. the 100 fly last year and ln B flight, Betty Hen- Antley finished sixth. derson was the winner · :--; e w co m t• r Mi kl' with 72, followed by Fern ~son . a tr:ms fcr from Sl?roul. Je_an Taylor and O!e. will swim in the 200 Hi lda Davies at 74. fly and the 400 individual Corinne Franklin won medley. along with C night with 71, fO~wed Uoughey. by Bert Pennington at 73 Other UCI s wimmers ~md Dorothy Espy al 75. making the trip include Betty H azewinkel, freestylers Tim Quinn, Margaret McKen zie and John Bow m an and Thelma Carlson all tied S i m o n B o u g h c y at 76 in D flight. brea s t s trCPikcr To ~ In a tin whistle event, Cormack cind buttcrflier Rose Sleight was the A Bruce Freund. flight winner with 36, followed by Elizabeth P r e p Surfl·ng Jlorner (35) and Dee Dee While (JJJ. June Rushforth cap- tured B night with 34, followed by Marcella Keltor (33> and Betty Or•...-ConlLA .. w• Swrf1l'lq CNmpooMlup FounUil'I V•lley IS.I (49) Hlq Beach H<'dl I JOl'll'l\lon , .. , •• 2 Bvr<llell ltt) 4), l Downey IHI 30.· . Htdl 1 I Ot-nut<.10 l~tl SJ 1 P"''"IF>•~.l rt<1nn1114'n(Fl3'1° H•oll l I Ellr\ If-I SJ, 1 lle><>·r L.lv 1f19Slon lfo) ~.J. ICol>OHIH (HI liO H<'al 4 1 llOC!nev L.ovll\QSlon (Fl Sl, l Kerr (Hl )7, 3 AQu lrre IF I SI. Hl',\I s 1 G1111 .. m (H) S). 1 ~tcrs !Fl•l,J P~er!>lm (Fl•& Mumma (31 ). Shirley King won c flight with 40 with Dorothy Bowen second at 33 and Barbara Bas eball Results JUNIOR VARSITY We\lmonster 111 101 Ed1\0l'I E:dosun lineup· N1thot\, S\ •~O. ' 0<'HOSot'r~. rt 1 0·0 0, WMd, lb l II 0 o. '"""'· < 2 o O·I), Stro,n111 .. r, ?b Jt.rOO S..•na. rt 1 0 0 0 "'"'·lb )-t>-10 S..llrf'OC)l', If 7·0·HI. Weo•s. p 1000 L..tvell<',Pl'llUOO UoW\'f\,pn I G-\1 0 Score by '""'"'ll 4 U•1 1, W,Jrd, lb 4·1·1 0; lnne~. t • I t-0, S1rosn1du. 7b S l ·l·l: 5(-kerd, ct l 1·00. Kelly, lb 4·1·11; Gu~r. H t 00 O, Ool'lmever. p l·O·O·O: Bowt'l'l, 11 I 00 0 l·Wl'llt, pl\ 1-0 o O, Wt'oss, p : g g ~· Cooe>er, Ph 1·0· 1· I , ~fir ... 11 Seo~ by lnl'longs ltunl he.K" r " e 001 OOl 10-& 10 1 ' 11 e t d•'>OO 000 711 11 1 12 • Wt tn 10•1-r 101 7 1' 11 I 4 1 tO•SO" 000 ()IJO 0 Cl 1 1 Fount•on Y•llO (4112)8oh• Gr.lnde Fount.sin V•lley tonl'uP (Mm t>ers, cf 3·0· 1 I. Groll, rt 3 CHO T olylor, II) 2 0 0 o. 811•'>1d, '' 3 I 0 0 M.tson, 7b l 0 0-0, 111,.110. c IO O I, Pr,.11.lDl 10 0 M,Jr~rum,11 37 7 0, keioert'IOO. p 101·0, l•WO, pt\ I 00 0, C.drroll, p0-0 O·O Score by ll'ln11111s r II e I ounla•n Valley 001 111 n • ~ O bOl'><!C.r•n<Je 001 001 Ol t. 3 Founl"'" V•lley-Chambers. cr 1 J t I, ~•Qe.•um,cl.2 1 2 o Gnts, rl, ' I l 3, Sockm.in. rr. 7 0 I '· T •v•o• II, A l , o. Roberhon, II, 2 O I 1. H•aomer. P lb, 1 1 0 o. Carroll, tb, 1 0 0 0, F1l1hugh, lb, I 0 0 0 : Mdwn 2D, S 3 3 2. Lavrn•n, tl>-C-P. • 2 1 3, B o •old. )!>, 4 l 2 2, Ao.,110, c-p, l 2 I I, LauD. (. I 0 0 O; Prdll JI) 3 1 0 , Tol•ls· 37 23 IS 11 Score by 111nu•gs r II • Fin V<tlltV 201171 100 3-'ll IS 1 C..11tenn1•I 00 O 001 0-1 3 I Kellogg third at 30. In D flight, Helen Mun- dy was the winner with 34. followed by Marion Paris (33), and a tie at 31 between Margaret Howard, Thelma C~lson and Chris Tarr. Seacfiff In a least putts tourna- ment for the women's c lub at Huntington Seacliff Country Club. four players Liecl for first in A flight. Included in the group at 31 were Rosemary Erickson, Polly Brown- ing, Ginny Lambert and Mel Cutler. Gerry liege was next at 33. In the second flight. Lorraine O'!\eill was the winner witb 32. Tied for second at 33 were Chick Kobayashi and Juliene Adams with Laverne Petersen next at34. In the third flight. Gloria Bol:.ind was the winner with 28. Logu11a B e a«'"h I n a better ball of threesome event for the women's golf group of Laguna Beach, the first place of 58 went to Lil Marks, Margaret Moore and IdaMae Schomaker. Second place at 59 went to Margie Davison Doris Fagg and Theim~ Toomey. Pre p T emtis HUl'llinglOfl .. .ach 112) Cl .. l..OM4' S1n9l•S Wonte<O..cl IHI <Sel Ol\dM\1.-> f>.3, IO'\I to Fr•ntouer 4 b, drl H•vt>r~ f"', ort Weber •·I (.tne IHI IOst , .•• W()f1 7 b, IO\I I •• won•·• e1en1&k IHI IMI 3-6. lost 0-6, won f>.2 WOl\1>·2 R<'<IMy !Hl IOSI •·6, lost 1 b. won I s. won &-4 Oo11blfl A•.iton-Slr•tl IHI losl lo M.tlf'Y Na<;iv •·7. J-•: lo'1 to Mll~H·Kronno.• 1·•. Pol,<<><" MOon (HI 10\11 6. l~t ) 6 won6·7.wono J Wallace and Wetzel de- feated Bill Carroll and John Davidson, 21-20, 21·11 , to capture their second straight open ti- Ue. Third place went to Rick Kossler and Rod Ross. In the women's division, Nancy Gick and Maggie Francis kovich cap~ured the title, de· featmg Mary Russavage and Bobbie Boyer. 21-17, 15-21. 21-11. Lori Bowen and Sue Cheslack placed The coaeh of the-opponc.>nts' team mt·ntioncd somcth1n·• :.~bout ha\·ing lots of good prac': tt tl' St.'S:.t<ms. (So h;,is our tt•<tm h,\ the way). Wh at he failt.•d le~ ml·nt1<m is that his team h<.1s bel·n playin.c as a unit since August 197·1, ;.1 dcC'idccl ad\'anl:.tJ.!<'. Iladng bt't'n a sehool te<1dwr for 7'.: ~ t.·a1·s I ft•t•l that. in m;1m instanct•s, childrt·n bt.•st kar~1 from one anuthc·r. ;\Jy idt·a tlwn 1s lo us<.• ~omt.· of th<.· best plaH•rs from the bt·st tc;.im as kaders and captains of thC' otht·r tl'ams. Thl·y :.ire I h ci r own best teachers. Basketball b even longt·r 01 ficial practice started No\ emlH.•r 1, 1974, and the final CIF playoffs take place on March 15.1975. Many schools have a spring pro- gram. almost all sc hoo ls participate in a s ummer lcagu1.-. and most schools have a basket- ball PE class in the foll. Sounds like fall-winlcr-s pring-:.t1mmc r basketball ! Other sports such ;1s hasch:tll. track, swimming a nd \I alcr polo have summer prog rams. oul of season programs, and PE cl<.tss programs in the "off" -.l'ason Are the seasons too long'? 001.·s this typc of program put pressure o n student athletes to s peciali1t· at the high school le\'cl'! What arc the pressures on coathes to .. build a program" in the ir I'm !'.tlll'l'. Ill this ua~ Of high pcm en·cl athlcllc polit11:s that the t·rcdcntial requ1rt•mcnts could he skirted 111 some "ay or other. It "ould be so rewarding to see a man as concerned, knowledgea- ble and perceptive about a sports program as l\lr. Bridges ob . v1ously l!'.t lo one time in the his· lory of sports IJe a llowed lo step lf1 and tal.e the re igns. I'd like1 lo thank l\1r. Bridges for thoughtfully rai5ing the dander of '' 11 of us along the Orangt.• Coast and if you get the job Chuck, \.\l'rc "BEillND" )OU all the way. .Jim Hcmslev lluntrngton Beach. .... Vollt~y h a ll T ilt · third. Th schools? How abo ut family pl:.im; Ih1na Hills Jligh a nd Laguna e B division crown for vacations and rt"·r·nal1'on·.' l t R . kB d " " lkach kid; off the \'Olleyball Let's, for hC~I\ en's ~ake. tal..e the politi cs o~t of childn·n·s wen o IC owen an T ·1 ff d How d o interscholastic athletics J erry Gorup who topped rt on o n o r e M':JSOll \\1th a !'ol'COnd annual J h flt into the total educational pro-c·oathcs collision tonight ul o n Londelius and Wal-San Clcmt.•ntt· lli"h's basket-gram for h1'gh s·chool .\.tudc:•11t.c ·.' .. __. 1 B ... " ., L;.iguntt Bcad1 Jl1gh. __.-- Y urgess, 21-14, 21-15. ball teams " ill be honon .•d with a These questions nt>t•d to b<' t'X· Coat•ht•s from the two rh·al Third place went to· sports awards dinm·r t~night at amined by thl• C l F ofrin'. :-<'hooh \I ill compete at 8 30 Frank Roldan and Chuck San Clemente Inn bl'gtnmng al member sc hoo l pnnnpJls. follt)\\tng :.t 7 :IO clash betwl!t·n Rridges, who dumped G:-1~. . . . athletic dll'l'Clors. and the h11n Uw l\10 :-1:ho11ls' junior \'arsit~ Stu Bloom ancl Start C_oach Stan D e Ma gg10 :-.. drcdsofftne coa(·hcs mthcCll·' l · T l'am:-... \\'right, 21-ll, 21•4. ntons won _the South CuJ::.t Southc·rn Se<·twn. I \10uld :-..ug Tlll•...,da~ lhc• :--cason {.(t.'ls und<.•r ,\ League champ1onsh1p gest t_hal you ~u r\'e:-otl1e1;,ib ;111d "a) for un·a -.<·hool:-. The m·xt r acq uetbaJl 1r:::;;;:;::;;::;:;=::=;:=:;::;::;:=:~==~~::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::;:=:;=:==~:::::::::;;;;;;; tournament is set May 11 3.4 and is a s ingles arra ir for intermediate and beginning players. Play will be held in B and C (beginning) divisions with senior and women's action also be- ing contested. A juniors division will also be held. The second annual t;.S. outdoor racquetball tournament will again be he ld al Orange Coast with most of the top pros competing June 20-22 Two T e ams In L e gion THEO DOH IOllNS SI. THEO DOU IOllHS JI. THEODORE ROBINS LEASINGCO i Prou.dly Announces The Grand OpeniftCJ of Their ULTRA MODERN . NEW LEASING CENTER NcwPorl lioltbor Ill l)ullonqton Cl l o I 1 Btanlon pn I O O O. Hutx·r 7b I U Hl, Hdu\.-,ph I 0 O·O, WllkinY>n lb 1 O·O 0. S.0\\ c J O·I 0. Sn11lh Jbl 0 IO; ~ ~•nwr "1 I 1 0, Schwttlt><> 11l0 t 0. ~.~ ... ,rt J.t t 1: M1H1ntro 1.J l 11•0, VoMlSQrP'lPn Hl·O·O: Tolal\1• 3~ l. 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Monlrral lO\A~leS P1ll\b1Jf9rt Ortrool WHl\011Qton Oivl•lon J 41 11 I I l& 1s I' 3J 1• 1A 20 40 11 • s• s Olvltlol'l4 "" 31'1 1"'1 " ns 16.l IO 196 2)S s1 mm 11 IS2 JIJ Buflalo 43 u n IOI 317 713 370 217 ,. ,,. &o\lon ~ 11 11 n Toron4o 21 30 13 •• C•l-nle 11 41 11 41 It& 'ltJe SeNMIU'I S<.,.u Mlnnet0t••, Oelrool J PNl*'-IP"l• l. Los AnQeteSO &ollon 7, SI. Lou1\ 2 Pllllt>urQI\ 6, K•nH\ Clty) Suff•lo 1 I, Toronlo l • V•ricouver •. Chl<•QO J Tol'lltfll't Gt mt All4'nli ;ti Monlrul Twuoy'aC•mes Vencouvtr el N Y. lll•nderi Pnltlldtlphl• ., WHl\inQIOI\ Los Ar\Qeln &I M1nnr•ota PlthburQl'I Al St LOU•\ Gymnastics Opening league games will be played May 24-25 with 14 teams involved. Complelio'n of regular season play is set July 19. Mission Viejo will join six other teams includ· ing Los Alamitos, Buena Park, Savanna, La Hahra. Fullerton and Western in the American League Fountain Valley will compete in the National L e ague with .Westmins ter, Santa Ana and four other squads. 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(Both vehicle and lease can be tailored to your needs 1 UHGTH OF LEASE? {What's best for you 24, 30. 36 montl"IS or longer ) RENT·A·CAR GET THE FACTS AS THEY PERT AIH TO I2Y=. 011 ,. c o.,deo•• lea1e el'f*11 w ill be h~ to ...... an yow questiom with "° obliCJOfiOft Oft 'fOS' pert whoboenr . • . , . --. . . . A J2 OAll Y PILOT 8>: lhe AssJaled Press The rollo\llin g are Billboard's hot record hits for lhe we<>k ending f\l ;;arch 22. as Oi:ey appellr in next \\ eek's IShUC of Bil board n1agazine. JIOTSINGLES I. !\:IY EYES ADORED YUU -fo'ritnkie V1tlh , Private Stock. 2. LA DY "1 AR r.t ALADE -Lu Belle, Epic 3. LOVIN' ,·oµ -tit1nn1e Riperton, Colu.mbill 4. BLACK \\/ A'(EH. -Doobie Brothers, Warner Bros. 5. llAVE )'OU N t;\'Elt UEEN f\1ELLO\V - Oilv1.i Ncwtoi;i ·John, r.I Cr\ I) l:';x PR£SS -B.'r . ExprC'SS, Seepter 7. 'i'Oli ARE SO UE:1\UTIFL:L -J oe Cocker. A&~! 8 PO E'r l{'i' l\11\r\ Phoehl·Sho\.\', ~l CA 9. 1\"0 /'\O SOf\G-S."\OOKEHO(l -Ringo Sl ;.il'. .\pp](' , JU. DON'1' t_~,\LI. l'~. WE'LL CALL 'i'OL: Suga rfoot -J L·rry ('orcbL·t l ;j , C la r id ge <1 02 'ft>P LPS 1. LED ZEP PELJ:\' -Phy~ic<1I Grnfft1, ;\tlan- (J(.' 2. OLIVIA '.\ E \\"l'O!\"-JOll'.'1 -lla \·e \'ou NevE!r Been !\I <.'IJO\\'' l\l c A ----------·I PUBLIC NOTICE F IC 11 nous 8USINE SS NA,..E STATEMEN1 l !>t• 10110 .. in!I P~• loO"< ~re '''"f"I 0.. ' 1> L· 11 LIC l\OTICF. Fl 1,.1 F<ill 1>"0'''~~'' O•dn<w c~.• • o.i.o, """' .,, (.,,,,.,I',.~,' Fco 1•.dh(IM.ir 3. 10. !I, lq/) )(r').Ji blJ I I.A.Ill.A. STREISAND JAMES CA.AM "FUMMY lADT" 1'61 "MURDER OH THE ORIEHT EXPRESS" IPGI "'YOUNG FlA.HKEHSTtfH" "THE STRONGEST MAN IM THE WORLD" IH.A.T D.A.lM c.a.r !GI WA.LTDISHET'S "ISllHD IT THE TOP OF THE WORLD" I :50·5:40-9:25 Also '"THA. T DARH CA. T" l :J0-7:20 '"SOLDIER BLUE" ):)0.7:30 ,,,._,,, .. ,:)$ "RIDER OH THE RAIN'" l:•t-1,n . A guide to community churches andltheir events appears· Saturdays f ' I • ' ' • t -. • -. • •· . , . Nostalgia Hits Movies. . ' ' :S. 808 DYLAN -BIOOdOn the.Track~. Colum· b' • ' la 4. DOOBIE BROTHk.RS -Whai Were Once Vices Are Now Habits. Warner Bros. .; , s . MINNIE•J,\lP.ERTON -Perfect Angel, Epic 6. Pl;lt;>EB!tSNOW -MCA, 7. LABELLE -Night Bird!, Epic 8. ROBIN TROWER -t~or The Earth Below. \\'arner Bros . 9. AN EVEl>ING WITH JOHN DENVER - RCA 10. LINDA RONSTADT -Heart Like A \\!heel, Capitol COUNTRY SISGLES t . B.EFOR-E T HE NEX1' TEARDROP-FALLS ....... f'rcddie •~ender , ABC-Dot 2. TllE BARGAIN STORE -Dolly Parton, HCA 3. I CAN'T J.IELP IT IF l'J\1 STILL IN LOVE \\'ITll YOU-Linda Ronstadt, Capitol 4. Pi-lY ELUSIVE DREAJ\1S -Charlie Rich', Epic 5. I JUST CAN'T GET HER OUT OF MY 1\-IIND -Johnny Rodriguez. l\1 ercury 6. A LITTLE BIT SOUTll OF SASKATOON - Sonny J.an1 es, Columbia 7. llAVE VOL: NEVER BEEN AIELLO\V Oli,·ia N~Y.·ton·J ohn . MCA 8. ROSE S AND LOVE SONCS -llay Price. ::\lyrrh 9. \\'RITE l\IE t\ LETI'ER -Bobby G. ltu:c, GRT IO. LO \'ING 'li'OU \\'ILL j'o;£VER GRO\V OLD -Lois Jordon, 20th Century EAS'' USTENl~G IY"i lEY \\'ON'1' YOU PLAY ANOTllER ENTERTAINMENT Tattooer Credited LOS ANG El.ES (APJ --Some thin g n e w in 1novie credits. LOS At'GELES <AP> -The. nostalgia for HollyWOod 'a past has re· sulted in a new movie trend. 1930 era or great aerial filmJ. Now Peter Bogdtnovich is planning "Sl,,.Ught Parade." wilh Ryan O'Neal and BUrt '"J'heGreal Waldo Pt-p--Reynold&; as a pair of per'' portrays Robert r,1onetr'ing · 1um makers Redlotd as a barnistom· npre-WorldW1rltlme5. ing-pilot who. comes to JJ.nl . .YJtrsal h a s-an - Hollywood during the nouneed ;two·Pr-oJ~rts ~ "ISLAND MAGIC" "' ... Greuleeh ,. •s.rt1., .... Kt., .... &rl.,M•ga,.,... , -·---"MIDNIGHT COWIOT" Ill --WOMEH IHLOVE" 1a1 501\IEBODY DONESOl\IEBODY\VRONGSONG -. ~ B.J . 'fhomas, ABC IJf\1::\ We cover the 2. E~10TION -llelen Reddy, C;.ipitol An1on g the credits al ~ -~=.'i:.. :1. llAVE YOU Nl:'~VER BEEN l"•lELLO\V the end of the movie: waterfront ..,.:.'r.;'O::.i~1111 .. Oli,•ia l'\cwton-John, MC1\ ~'"Tattoo artist -J\'tohri mi• in the • ___ ...,... 1. l\lY BOY -Elvis r•rCsicy, RC,\ Seiji." __ _, 5. J.OV IN' YO U -l\1innic Ri perlon. Ep1 <.· -mm:°"°':.."':'1 ti. I'VE BEf:N TlllS W:\Y BEFORE -Nell ,---------~---------i ··~~;,~;;;~i D1an1ond . Col u n1bia ,.ii 7. \\'ALKI NG I N Rll'li'Tll~I -Blt1ckby rd:.. ~:<ill · 1 I 1""~ POET RY"""-PhoebeSnow.Shclleo NOMINATED 8 ACADEMY Ch<i:,;nl, ~-,~~t~: LEAllX ,\ LO\'E SO!'G -11 :..r r,v INCLUDING FOR AWARDS 111. \'EVER LET I/ER GO Om·;d G"tc>. BESTPICTU_RE/SOUND Et c"'" CINEMATOGRAPHY SUPPOmNG ·ACTOR EDWARDS IRISTOl CINEMA IV lllS10l •I MMAITlfUI 540-7444 SOUTH COAST PLAZA THEATR ES SAN DIEGO F'r/Y. AT BRISTOL so. COAST 6 ACADl:: .. ": NOMf..!:~' PLAZA I l ._..... ..::::::::.. llllN1nnur •11 -s.u-1111 !:: ... l.1'41,1 ............ .. SO.COAST PLAZA II S4t-l3SI "HllltE llDF.S AW.A.JM'" Doily 1:11 iol/1"o• ' l:l•· ):)14:11·1: •• "OLD TELLER" Dmi, l·IQ \ot/""', 1·•·1' I I CINEM"' "ND THREE ,., ... , "'"" ""' Anah1lfll lil5-1601 2 ACAOIMT AWARD NOMINATIONS 1u1 ACT11ss A WOMAN 1tst tH1fa10N GENA JQH"N ~OWLANDS UNDER THE INflUENCE CAS5AVETES OAILT: 2:00, 4:30, 7:00, 9:30 ' KATHARl.\'E ROSS THE STEPFORD WIVFS .... ____ .. _4 __ ~ alt. EDWARDS \S" N~WPORTCINEMA I • ..,..,,,., .. ..., "''"""'' t•~•oo SEf D!RlOOIT JOI SKONO flAlUIES AfrWlllM'I . ""'" "IEYOHD A TU.HTIS" tl'GI JACI'\ LEMMON ANNE C3ANCr\OFT STARTS WED., MARCH 19 EXCLUSIVE ~ f .i!f.~~.R.~~~.~~m1~~.~~~!!'.~.--SE:C D ND ~·= HAR0BO"R~.2 =·~ •u~~uil!! 0 "'•IOR l~YO AT Wl\.IOff IT o l'\T ~" ~ •.. con• •c11 "''MU • .• • • • • •.......................... 2 MILES SO OF So\N DIEGO FWY. Co Ya·• "9 GENE SAKS 111-:>duc~dorCM PA.llAVl~'"- l((HN CO.DI\• fr\OM lllAJ\N(rl ~o A 11.'.AJ\N(ll CQMMuNl(.-,Jl()N~ CQMP:.NY I UCITIHQ ADYENTUAEI W!llZIJIS!m'-- 38 PUlt "llllT -CIT" .... "WIHllf Tiii '°°" --100" 71L'AZIN<; 9'1DDLBS 2 loCANM1' ...... __ .., ""' C-ISSIOf!S of, I WI . aboui stirs~ the Golden -Era ,....:.. "Ga ~te an·d Lorn~ bard'' and ··w.c.· Fields." The tatter '"'-tilt be directed tt)' Arthur Hiller ("Love ~tory ,'' ''Thfl'· tl05pilal") and is ba$00 ~ on the memoir by the• comedian's onetime. mis1 tresl'Carlott.a Mp_nu'=-~ . - n1 er ial Evnt 11 lllt Alnric11 Film Tlltltre Season Of s,lcial Events. MON.&TUE . OnlyMat.17-18 at2RM&8PM T..-t111 Be•IOll Blechl"s CW.llt:O· "A distinguished pi•<• of work." -Sotv•day Rcvt~w "Exciting, stimulating, beoutifvfly made, Topol -i• outstanding in a top-ftight c~11." -frQn<•• Toyb, Newhouse Ncwspopeu Tt~bi.• SS.DG Evenino•. U .50 MallMfl . (U.50 lot S...iot Cili:.,tl Sluclenh 11 M.W-.I Av8111W. Al\ef AFT S.-T"°'"k411 llol"-" ... •••••d. ---- MESA 1884 Newport Costa .... '4 s4•.1ss2 ""CHnUTOWM" 111 "'DU.TH WISH" ()per> ........ 11v .. f " '30""' Sal/SunlHol 1130 -""""" IOl p m -11 1~ THE CITY $HCIHING CENTRE ORANGE •_532·5721 1" CITT CENTRE CINEMAS. -S.A. ,RWY IMANCHISTElll lX.I G.O. fftWY !CITY DR. f)(J "WOllT To'"' co-•1t.t0-· "JUGGERHAUT" "CHIMA TOWM" "DUTHWISH" •• ' • ' ' • Fatl I I I • l • ' • • • I ' ' ;- " ' ' ' fE pt. R [J ' I J j I • I • I ~ I l . I Fathers United for Equal Justice member 8111 Vaughan of egsta Mesa f € recently was J granted ' 1 ' custody " 1 • of daughter " Heather. a FlJEJ 'court watchers' monitored proceedings. WAR DECLARED ON INEQUITIES "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that . all fathers have. a right to life, liberty, purSjlit of happiness.and the love of their children." By ALLISON DEERR Of UM 0.lty ...... MolH The preamble to the Father's Declara- tion or Independence is a signal that men have declared war on the inequities of the diVorce system. Nationally, chapters or Fathers United for Equal Jus tice, Inc., are being formed, the fourth organized six weeks ago in 0 geCounty. A ertising executive Clint Jones. Foun- tain ley, started the local chapter in the midst of a drawn-out battle for custody of his 3·year·oid daughter Yvonne. He now is in New Hampshire continuing the fight. Jones and other FUEJ board me mbers emphas ized that they aren't anti-women. "We have m embers who are second wives, sisters and mothers of male mem- bers. We don't hate women, we're just fighting for equality," said board member John Bivings . UNJUST TREATMENT Basing their battle on the premise that l. the husband a nd father has not been treated fairly, the g roup has launched an all-out campaign to bring change. ··our aims ar e to develop our organiza- tion. into a powe rful voice with muscle and effect a cha nge in our courts and the law· to promote equal 1ustice... ' FU EJ believes this 1s the time for the re· volution. "People don 't always automatically as- sume that the mother will be granted child custody," Bivings said. "Laws are chang- ing and it is no longer thought that the mother s hould have custody of young children." · Goals are clear cut. -Decriminatfzalion of support and en· forcement or visitation rights ... Men are prosecuted for nonsupport but women are seldom thrown into jail for not allowing vis· itation on specified days. Love is as impor- tant as financial s upport." -Auditing of the District Attorney's sup· port account. "We have heard of cases where the money was not received by the mother although paid by the father and the mother then s igned criminal complaints against her ex-hus band." COMPLAINT F ILED -End the require m.ent that the ex-wife sign a formal complaint against her ex- husband before getting assistance. ''This makes a criminal out of the father. No wonder so many guys split. They can't han· die the pressure." plans to attack roor portrayalis in the media, ask for equal time to rebut criticism and counteract the picture of father as ''buffoon rather tha n a stabilizing influence in the fa mily." -End the requirement of proving the wife unfit before obtaining custody. ''Sometimes , the mother is not ready or able to handle custody. Cases should be treated fairly a nd individua lly." -Work for equal treatment from social workers. -Support the rights of illegitimate fathers. -Keep labs on flaws in the judicial system. "lt's,,a ~o~gh system, so we have to play rough, Bivings aserted. Thus far, the fa:,t .growing group has met ~eekly to map :.trategies. Current projects include court watchers, legal research a non-referral list and picketing. ' COURT WATCHERS "Court watchers" seems an effective project. Several official court watchers wearing large red ID badges, were present when their first member obtained custody. "We try to have fi ve to 10 members in court. for e~~h custody hearing," Bivings explained. We t ake note of how fairlv judge a nd attorneys deal with both parties." \Vhen the watchers spot what they feel is unJUSt treatme nt. they help the member in· volved to fill out complaint forms to be sent to the s l ate Comm1tlec on Judicial Qualifi cat10n:-. or the <Jppropriate bar a~· socialion. . "FUEJ also 1:. for mulating a non-referral list. made up of a ttorneys who do not treat men fairly. These are omitted from our list or refe rrals ... FUEJ doesn't plan to pull any punches. "We have some members who are digging through the law libraries now. Some have discovered they can do a better job than many attorneys, who simply don't even try." The latest ne wsletter · quotes national statis tics. Only 9.7 percent live with divorced fathers. ··we feel it is time for fathers-to stand up a nd act like men .·· wrote one m ember for the newsletter. "To take this problem in re· ign and to ins ist no, demand the respect they have g iven up by default in the past." Members range in age from 18-ros. m<1le a nd female, from all walks or life. ··we welcome women of good faith, especially second wi ves and mothers, as members " he said. ' BEA ANDERSON, Editor -..r,,Marcll 17, 1'7S -Improve the image of fathers. FUEJ Interested persons can contact the group for meeting dates and times by calling 636-6553 or 554·5634 or writing FUEJ, Inc .. P.O. Box 210, Fullerton, CA. 92632. Ranger's · Daughter ' :Captures :To.p Post ' r ' • TIMPANOGOS °CAVE NAT10NAL MONUMENT. Utah <UPI) -Sherm a Bierhaus credits "sheer bullheadedness'' for her appointment as rirst woman superintendent here. Tbe park ranger's daughter says she fought "traditionar' attitudes to climb from a clerk's job and become one or 11 women s uperintendents in the National Park Service. "Some of the older park service personnel, /Nho were ac- customed to certain management posts traditionally belonging to men, had a hard time adjusting," she says, re- calling that her co-work~rs we.re "stunned .. when her ap· pointment became effective last November. She tSecame a cting superintendent at Timpanogos two months'earller after her predecessor was transferred. ASSIGNED WORK ''When the place didn't blow up or Oood. they decided I could do the job permanently,'' sbe said. The Arizona native admits she "panicked'' the fi rst day an her new job, feeling "l had to work extra hard to prove myself," Although the novelty has worn off and her all-male staff of nv~ full•Ume and 20 se..sonal workers has adjusted lo the new boss. telephone calls keep pouring in for "Mr. Blerhaus.'' "I aelcalls for a mister all the \lme." . . Part of the blame is with women themselves. she insists "I've worked w(th women who are constant complainer1o but won't do the nltty.griU.y to gtt away from the jobs they are to unhappy witb," she said l ' U .. IT ........ Sherma Bierhaus credits her stubbornness for gaining her post as national monument superintendent in Utah. ··1 guess you could say 1 got this job through sheer bullheadedness.'· Ms. Bierhaus says she has been determined to succeed in an "outxloors" profession ever since her childhood in Grand Canyon. Ariz .. where her father was a park ranger. llAD INCENTIVE After a divorce. she found extra incentive for getting ahead. "I simpl1 needed more money to support my four children." Ms. Bierhaus says the park service has been traditionally a ma n's organization because ofthe outdoor nature of mucb of the work. and superintendents were almost always park rangers.But in the last four or five years, women have begun wearing park ranger hats," she said. ''Could it only be coincide nce that women have shown an interest in the field for about the same length of time?" Tbe superintendent has noticed from applications that many more women "are taking foratry-related ~ourses in college and applying for park service jobs. There is nothing in her job that a physically fit woman can't do, insists Ms. Brerhaus, who occasionally has to chmb the l,lOO·foot high, 11h-mlle long trail from the vis- itors' center to Timpanogos Cave. Iler duties include managing and administering the mountainous ar ea surrounding the series of s mall under· Around limestone caverns, the first of which was dlscovered m 1887. She is also in charge of protccUng the natural re· M>UPCes and ma\ntainin& the trail, cave, sewer and water systems. Missing Facts Now Included DEAR ANN LANDERS: Are you big enough to rectify your answer to Question Number One on the quiz you printed recently? It was a multiple choice test that had appear ed in the Washington High School paper in Kansas City to help students r ecognize the symptoms of VD, learn how it is contracted and what to do if they think they h ave it. IL was terrific of that school to print the quiz and you were great to run it in your column so millions of young people all over the North American continent ceuld learn from it. The a n s w e r th at needs straightening out was lo the fi rst question: "VD is t ransmitted by (a) sexual relations with an in· fected person, toilet seats, <c) kissing.·· The answer given in the paper was "a." It should have been "a plus c. ·• So many people depend on yov. Ann. Will you please set the re· cordstraJght?-H.A. DEAR H.A.: Thank you for givlng me the opportunity to rec· tify not only an answer that was only llalf rigbt, but to ease my conscience. I knew at the lime that your answer was more cor· rect but I felt an obligation to reprint the quiz exadly as It had appeared in the high school paper. I reallte now I stiould have altered the reply wben I ran Che column. Syphilis un Indeed be con· traded from klssiD1 a person who bas the disease U It ls ID the lnfectloas stage aad tbere ls a aore oa the Up or la Ute •oath (wbkb is a sign of tbedl9eue). If t.be person belng ldsaed ba a bruised area on the II .. • la the mouth which would aJlow en- trance of the sypbllls micro· · orgulsm, he may becomelaftd· e4. A rather bizarre example ol bow till& works occurttd several l _ears _ago In the Veterata's JIMpKal ln W ashln,._, D.C. A. ( A~n Landers OJ surgeon who was performing an autopsy on a syphilitic cadaver cut his hand slightly through a rubber glove. He learned several weeks later that he had gotten syphilis. DEAR ANN LANDERS: 1·m a guy who can't believe I am writ· ing to Ann Landers. but I '"e got a problem. It's this fellow l work with. He bums cigarettes lrom everybody. If there is a pack on a person 's desk . he 'II help himselr. He's not sneaky or anything. he always asks. Nobody says no. Whal gripes m e is the way he'll come ove r lo t alk. All of a sudden he'll reach into my shirt pocket without sayin(!~ word and help himself to a ci1,fctrellf . Don't tell me to quit smoking. Just tell me what lo do about this cheapie who bums at least six cigarettes a day and never once has offered to pay anybody back. -SU FFOLK COUNTY SAP DEAR SAP : Kee p your cigarettes orr yo-.r desk. oul or your shirt pocket and when he asks for a cigarette le11 him il 's time he brought a carton lo the office for his fellow employes, to make up for all the mooching. DEAR ANN LANDERS : I love lo do needlepoint. When m y husb a nd and two preschool children go visiting on ~nday af- ternoons I take my needlepoint along. Recently I was criticiied. The person said I must be awfully bored with her company if 1 had lo bring something along to keep me occupied. I converse easily while sewing and had no idea l was ins ulting anyone. Please comment. -SEYMOUR CT. DEAR CT: Most needlepoln- ttn caa vi It and sew and do JuUtt to bo&.b. Eye contact ls tm· portaat to some people. If you re- me•ber to &lance up frequeoUJ at IM person who complained. l 'betlbatwlllaatlafy ber. lf2 DAIL V Ptl.OT Monc!!y. Marc:h 17, 181$ .) Dinner Patrons Trade u ....... """' •• ......_.._. l)pc;c;er t s haring, bill-splitting h) '1 ,1llng couples. lunch.skipping .ind mort.· doggie b ag carriers are "1gns of ch an~ing times on the l'l"it aunint SC('ne. are trading dbwn in their choice of food and the number of courses they order. "l have the impression that many people are coming in on their coffee break, buying breakfast a nd s kipping lunch. They orde1· (such things as> eggs, bacon. wheatcakes . We've seen an increase in the average check at that hour ." re11taurant, co-owner Michael Comisar reported wine sales up. heavy volume on fresh fish items and business in general seiis&- tional. • Even some upper ca·ust, luxury·· rrstaurants a rr offering early· t'' l'nin,:: s pecials al reduced prH't.•s in an effort lo make up in \'olumt• what they are losing to higher costs of food and overhead . sul·h as l:!bor. rent and energy for h\·altnl! and cook mg. "'There are more coffee pots in offices nowadays, a nd people buying baker y sweet rolls." Martin Well e n , dlstrlcl manager for the r estaurant atop the John HancoC"k Uuilding in Chicago al&o was optimistic. "He said his customer count was up: dollar volume had increased by 10 to 20 percent, and buying habits appear unchanged. \..; 1:1n altt•rnat1vc to pnce in· 1·n·ast·' somt.· r<'Stuurants are l"Ull1ngout mt•nu 1lt!ms,sw1lching rrnm bccofto less ('xpens1ve meats .ind or recl11<·1ng portion sizt''· '"''' 1 l<'nn W Bo ll mg, prc-sid<'nt ol lht• :\.1t1onal Hl•,tau1.int As- .,11t 1Jlton. t'h1('<H!o A s pot check of 11 table service NRA-member res taurants in widely scattered c ilies showed business up in some, down in others. or holding steady. Viclor Gotti, owner of a famous San Francisco restaurant whose entrees range upward from $6.75. said sales were up 22 percent for 1974. In Dallas. Michael G lynn estim ated that a bout 25 percent fewer custom<'rs were coming in· to the rest a ur<1nt he manages. Glynn s aid "inc sa les in particular have dipped but thal more customers are ordering full dinners ms t cac.J of a la carte items. "The West Coast does not seem to feel the current pinch that we read about in oth er scctioni, of the country," he added . Holling, h1m~(·lf a 1·eslaurateur \\II h ho th st•rv i<:t.· and M.•lf ·S('l"VICE! OPl'l'i..lltolls 111 do\\ ntown Chicago, said 111 an tnt<'n tt.>\.\ that He thought th<' cust o ml'r count na- t wnally had not decreased last ~ l'a r. but lhal many customers But in Boslon. Louis Amirsakis. owner or a Landmark Seafood restaurant, said his marginal customers have d eclined in In a popular Cincinnati 1 number although regulars were coming in a s usual. Marginals a re people who drop in between 6: 15 Cancer Hunch Is Beneficial Tl' ESDA Y. !\IARCJl 18 8} SYD~E\'OMARR ARI ES !!\l arch 21-April 19>: Creative re· source-. !.urge to forefront. You make impor- t<tnl contacts. Social life improves. TAt'RUS (A pril 20-May20>: You find that roadblock to money advantage can be re· mm ed ~O\\.tc.ikt·hcart -removeit! C•EMINI ( Mav 21·June201: Lunarcvcle b ... m·h that vou should lake initiative. Strive to brt•.ik nc·\~· grounds. ll1 ghlight originality, 11HI l' J.H.' ndt• n l' l' ('r\~CER !.June2l ·Julv221 : Whaloccurs lid11n<1 lhl· sn·nl's holcl~ special interest. Y11ur l1111H'h pa) s cl 1 \'ldcnds. You gain access 111 µrl\ alt•ged inform at1on I. EO 1 Ju I~ 2~i-A u i.: 22 1 Soci 411 11 f <' at'<'Pnl <•d rrat!nds ;.ind '" 1shc' domtn.1tc. Your d<' sire for affection 1::. fulfilled. \'IRGO <Aug ~:i SC'pt. 22>: Be specific in rl'latang proolems, desires to professional assO<'aalC', s upC'rior. LIBRA C Sept. 23-0cl. 22>: Open lines of t·ommunicatwn. Perceive potential. You may get chance lo \Hite, compose or ad- ' l'rt"'l'. SCOR P IO COcl. 23-!'/ov. 21>: Discuss f1nanc(·s \\1th partner. mJlC. Discover who i:-. pa_, 111g, collecting -:.ind coordinate cf- f11rls Family s itua t ion improves. SAG ITT,\ R I l ~ < !'\ov. 22· DN·. 2U: i\c<.'ent 1' 1111 mcd1ng o ppoi,1tion <.ind deal in!! "ilh ii You /.!Jin <·oopt'I Jtion from surprise ~lltll ("l' ('.\PRICOH:" (Dec '..!2 .J an. HJ>· Busic is- :-Ul·:-. dom1nat l'. Av01d frills. G('l story st r.1i~ht. Show that you can accept truth - und respons 1hili ty. AQUARIUS (.I an. 20-Feb. 18>: Accent is un creal1nty. 'i pt·c1a l relationships, specific <.. rhangc:s. Childn•n, m embers of opposite sex play prom incnt roles. PISCt:S <Feb. HJ-!\larch 20): Build for future. Stress quality. Eschew the flimsy, the gel·nch-quid. scheml'. Peering Around Couples Recite Pledges Wangler-Bowman Orange Coast College s tudents Cari Bowman and Gary Wa ngler were married in the ff arbor Trinity Baptis t Church, Costa M esa with the Rev. Connie Salios of· ficiating. T heir parents are lhe Des Bowmans and Arleigh Wangler s, all of Costa Mesa. Honor attendants were Jeanine Ro wman and Greg Wangler . Others in the brid:.il party w ere J anith and Richard Bowman, Deb- bie, Chr istie and David Wangler. P:.it and Connie Salios. Cath y Conroy, Leah Yarwood , Mark Swenson, Rusty Stanton and Steve Fis kness. The bride is a graduate of Eslaneia High School and her hus band is an alumnus of Costa Mesa IUgh. Honors Spot I ighted FOR ~1 ER COSTA Mesa r eside nt Dnllu• E rdma n demonstrated her sculpture of •·Jillie people.·· on Channt'l 2R. rtlrs. Erdman now 1s h ving w ith her fa mily rn Evergreen, Col., wluch is so tiny they hnve an · eight-party lint" They have IH'<·n ... o homc~ick for Cal1forn1a, ~Ir::.. Erclm;1n n •pMls. tlrnl tht.•y soon wtll l•l' mo\"lng bac:k 1<1 Co'tJ Mesa. RA \' Al.LREO, -.1111 of Mrs Luc Allred of only d('ci s 1on-m aking TOPS (Take Off Poundi, body on c ampus which is Sensibly' Chapte r 353 for studenl-controlled. 1974. SE RVI NG A S .de· Th ey a r c Jud y legates _to the ~at1onal Crawford, quee n , with a t~onven l~on of ]\;at1~nal 40-pound loss . C la r a C ,o u n c ~I o f Jc w .'s h Witzel, runner-up, and \\omenm SanFra~c1sco Ginny Thomp son , w e ~ e M r s · . H 1 l d a Delores Dreher, Renee Robinson, president ?f Jefferson, Genny South. the Orange Coast Unit, Jean Baumea. E l vie :... n d M r s . A d. r 1 e n n e s t a n f o r d • M a r i a ( ohen. \'tce prcs 1denl. Esparza, Mary Bcddoes, Dianna Eichcn. Jean W I NNERS HAVE Brown an d Karen b1:cn <1nnou n ced by Wilkins. "'cw po rt B c a c h . has ,...------------------------' MRS. WANGLER Hockey-Robitaille Huntington Reac h Jli_gh School g raduates Dori Renie R obita1llt• and J on Edward Hocke) c:-..- changcd vows and nngs in the United Com mun1t v Methodist C'hur<·h. I luni- ington Beach The) <ire the daught<'r and son of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Robitaille a nd Mr. and Mrs. E . J . Hockl'y. all of 1 luntinglon Beach. t\ t t c n d a n t s "~ c• r c Yrnnnc Kent. Kimberly Mauk. Peggy and Hobert Cmur, Penny JI a1r<ibC'- dian. Kori Jtumphrcs. Deni , E r ic and Br ad Robitaille, Steve and J oe 1 lockey and Dan Noell. The newlyweds will re· side itt Fountain Valley. Dovvn und 7 p.m. tor a drink and a pl~e orflsh or appetizer. To Paul Shank, who operates the dining room ~nd toffee shop ln a Scottsdale hote l, the inOallon- recession situation is a mixed blessing. He saicj sales volume dropped 1-5 perc~t in January, compared wilh the same month in 1974. Customers still ate in the hotel, he said , but they were trad- ing down from the dining room to the coffee shop. In Atlanta, restaurateur A.J . Anthony said his dollar volume and customer count had dropped about 10 percent, but attributed part or the decrease to the season, noted for its absence or conven- t10ns. which represent a large part or the restaurant's business. To offset the decline, Anthony laid off only one waiter but cut his -..·ork week from s ix tofivedays. Despite inflation and r ecession. Americans now eatonethirdofall their meals outside the hom e, said the restaurant a ssociation. And it estimates that the figure will in· crease to one half by 1985. , ' . " . . . MRS. HOCKEY Forster-Holland ~I r. and Mrs. J ack llolland's home in :'\ewporl Beach was the selling for the marriage of their daughter. Gayle Marie H o lland and Albert Edward Forster Jr. The bride is a graduate of Burlingam e High School and California State t:niver s ily at San Diego where she affilial· ed v. i"th Alpha Phi ancl wh e re h e r hu s b and leaches . Ill' 1s a g raduate of lh<' L'niv ersit~· of Houston and the son of Albert Edward Fors ter of San Diego. Attendants were Rob e rta and Scott Holland and lhe bride· groom's father. hce n sclccll'd iun1 or class repre:-.cntalive on the Student l 'n1 on Roard al the L'n1vcrs1ty of Southern California . fie is a gr adua t e of Coron.1 dcl Mar lligh School The board 1s in rhargc of the· ac:lmtn1t-lratio11 of the ~tucl c nl ;.icliv1lies renkr <incl the s tudPnl JCPenney Pixy portraits are enough to make anyone smile. · union buildmg a nrt is the ptxy ~: 10 AM to I PM ..t 2 PM to 7 ftM • Sat. I 0 to I -2 to 5 Mardi ti •°""9 Mcrc:lt 22 MEWPOIT IEACH COSTA MESA Onlyt69 tor a 5 x 7 or 4 wallet sizes of same pose In natural color • No appointment necessary Come on. • Aqe 1tm1t children lo 12 years old • Choice ot poses from as many as 4 o r 6. • Two children l<>gelher •• only 2 98 • No hidden charge!. • Mail orders rust s1t9hlly mort> II. you have a second or thud lavorile pose. ta!«? them. too At theso special prK'es. in either size Your second selec11on 1 19 Your lh1rd selcct•on . 1.65 Your ft'l1Jrth ~election 1.H Your llllh seleclton 1 40 OPP·1 Tonight's TV Highlights KCET C28) 8:00 -Clarence Dar- row. Henry Fonda portrays the famed criminal lawyer in ,his one-man show, comJnent.ing on the law, marriage and his major cases. NBC (4) 9:00 -"Impasse:• Burt Reynolds plays a fast buck artist hunting a fortune m gold buried in Corregidor in this 1969 adventure movie with Anne Fran- cis. CBS (2) 11 :30 -''Please Don't Eat the Daisies." Dori& Day and David Niven are paired in this p1easant 1960 comedy based on the nov~l by Jean Kerr.Janis Paige and Spring Byington also a re featured. TV DAILY LOG Monday Evening MARCH 17 I llPIMM L111111et l'roin• l:lO Men CrilflR ~ 9:00 @ CIHfl Mndr (R) Geest John Wayne, as hunsell, IS 11\J~ll\I 1 ptuonal apj)tuance on "" YOl'k lo promote hlS latest moorie and plans lo havt lunch in the home ol his numbtr one Ian-none other than Or Attllur Hirmon. O Q)f.!l09 m"'c Mud•' Mom: (C) (211f) Mfllpassi~ (dll) • '69 -Burt Rtynolds, Anne frl/ICIS., M1~0 M1y11111. A fut bid. ope11t01 enlists lbt 11d ol 50IM wdy deal- en 10 htlp him ancom 1 lortltllt in aold wcrtted in 1 ave ,_. where under • Com11dor lortrm 2~ Yt¥S alttf YfOl'(d W11 II. (oJI s,, 0 •••S.W.A.T.-STALKS * GIRL'S KlDNAPPER! 0 (~ 00> ill ED S.W.A.T. "Pres· sure COokt(' Alter thwart1111 a 11111• ':lO R Q!m!P TheJ St1rdl ftf S41r· ht htlsl involvinc hostacH, pre· WIW"11 Art Unkltlltr narrales this on-vent1nc an •lltmpled suicide and side look et tht World V1s1on lnler· l1unchtnl 1n 1nve.st1cation 1nlo 1 national refucM rehef wor\ 1n Ahia. krd~ppinc. Hondo IS ordered to 81nf11desh and Cambodia, play "hosl" to a buutilul, enll· I~ Men Crilll• Silo• police wnler who plans lo spelld AlldJ Crlllittl sevenl days on lht job with Ille Dn cntt SWAT tum. Oirlecn Carr ind Lotan Z.0111! Ramsey cuul. ~ ) Oultl's Clltlu I lilly Crahl111 lhfftlt Crmdt T mtt fll• Sllarl t• Mwemra Little la1Clb lltuy Aarldaddo J:OO 1 _I~ O ,,.._ m ~ ft\...... 9:l0 @Cl) (.I) IMdl (R) White slit ~..,, ~ ~ ~ loci\$ for an apartment 1.n lltw York. Rhod1 11\CJfts bid ia w1~ Mr IN'" 6 llted S.IM ents. and Irle renns bKk lo the I T~ w c...iw-••1 it 11Wd lo bt whto $111 lmd · ~s lilJ LIM1 al home. t lM lJKJ @ WtMtl1at T\t Fii m mJmD U.C.: A New l'lm- ie> ~ rretoiWI :iiirtu Tltn• T\t~lla)~~ltll lilt ~----10-.00 6 (li)(D (I) lh4 lc a I Cu hr -._.. '"ltalf A Llffi 40·JU!<old J11111$W lon1lly llnds ro1111ra jalt a w Drau dtwlltd brothu contrldl a dist1se • ThrH St.tea that will 1t11uir1 her constant 1t· Ptlica Swa"" !forth, and Cesare Oanov1 runt. 1:l0 § SZS.000 P'JTa.W lt•lion to him. Ken Beny, Shme Cl!llJ!D WtM lltlssltu (~) {!) ltn ftr Yt11r lilt Rw. Cameron Wilson. reprnentonc O CARIBE-NEW BIG HIT lht world L1ttr11Yre Cnr$adt, host' STACY KEACH ST"RS' this live hour sptei1I on lhls in· * " · 1erdenomln1tion1I m1n1stry whldl 0 (~ (!)) (1) al Caribt "LadJ supplies 210 countritt with f0$ptf Killer" Ben and Muk are asslcned literature. to • use lnvolvina a Senator's w1l1 0 h lRblw ~llllat who is 11«.111ed of murder. Monte (Jl ft Tel tllt TIWtll Markham, Linda Mush, Judy p,~ 0 Mllllell $ MtM; (C) l'O) "Star and Jim Davis cunt. la"" Dist" (wes) '56-Jolltl Acar, em m""' RM:Nrd Boone. €i) CIU Coll las Cs~s , 11.tt's Ill* A Dul ~flit Unltuchbla lfwitdlM m n. tt,. .... n. "Salllllo 1111 Ii) WiW W.W f1f .... 81illlf" Tllis lil111, set iR l l~lwy Al.Ma llPN, is Ille story of I lllOdllf 111d Jlti"'7 DeH ._ her hlo cllildrrn who set off to find Stfari " Mwtrtart her llusband, 1 lonntr dtpuly p Uttlt Ra.alt trnoc who hn b«n u 1lcd lleuuse 1:00 U @(J) en-... ·w111o1o·· of his klndnus to pm1nlL . A YQlllll mu IS lot recocniz•d as 10:30 rttlic:Nt JMllCtio1 1 "man" In Ille fYtS of !Ms peoplt · AcHIPlll .. btclwse ... refvscs It ricM !Iii l0:'5 .._ latllt~ (l\ICSI Nelltillllh Penolf), • Jl:OO ~B a m ta lkft trad1hon1I BtS4Ut mlom to llf1'W '"" lllutt Oftl0S m•nllood. Rolltrt Urich Ind T\t Ucy Shew Marl Slier a 11Jo pest. lil"issitn· l•pouiblt 0 Ii~ Ci) (igl W ~tfltn 1191f1. Oii laR~llU ~n ~Tom ' Odis runts 111 J.ll(l)T• Ttfl tflt TrvU. Columnist Ilona 81rrttl end Ct0111 .... Wild Wild Wts1/l11< T a . ~rt1n "'"' ""' u t (•) fllil• Deopu .. port 0 ***ROOKIES-JILL n:JO ~iff M(DltdcJ't!~ ~ (C) ·* SNATCHED BY PSYCHO ~ Dtl't ut Ille Daisies" O IQl()))(l)E!)T .. aull11 (COii!) '&0-0oris Day, David llMI. "liichlmere" Jm is abducted from Janis hl__r. Sprinr 8ylnf1011. 1111 scent of an ICCdtnt bJ I lllfll· Q Q) (!)@) m Jt h"J C11111 t1I hoS11ilal 1.SC1pe1 poslna u 1 Peter BordanOYich is euest host. doctor. Edw11d Albtrt cutsls. Ryan O'Nul euttls. I o..1tr'a a.. o ua m> CD ww. wtlld MJt-•~ Sides Nn telJ 'Tu liiv1S1011 of ~rol Elldtri" StcaJ ftM Mu.let 0 lltwit: "CaplliR lfy<ett" (clll) MtM: (C) (Zlw) "'Y1le lat ti ·iJ-S1tw11rt Crancer, RoOtrt Donat. lwerytllht(' <••> '&9-Hope line•. Kalhlttn Ry1n. Sltphtn Bord. SuZJ Pal'Mr, LOUIS m ... "lllldltftM SttrJ" (my>) Joord1n 'S0-0111 Duryea, Cale Slorm. ED cmnm Claltlltl OllTn In lZ:OO (~) Alfn4 llltckoci Httll lh1s one min '11ow, Henry Fonda. I Da•ttt1 dressed as the l1mous l~r 1nd 1:00 · ®n-spt1~1nc l11s words. lakn witwets C3) (i)@ (j) !Ins on a pMosophoal ,ourney tllfouah 1:45 llotit: "He Rms hr (wts) Oanow's llHnd as ht ~al.s abou1 '64 -Tony Younc. Dfn Ouryu , Jo his ctHldhood, n11n\aat. lllldtntllld Morrow. 1n1 of tht lrtr, ind -ol Ills J:OO 6 Mt'lit: (C) '1lM Oftm" (wes) m•ior c:aws. '!>3 -John Dtnl Joa Eniu, In• ED DfaM DIYIS. Tuesday DAYTIME MOVlES 10:00 m ....... " , .... ,.,,., '52- t orttt• Youns. lefl Cllandltf. Cl) "DltlMt ~ (du) 'SS - Rod Cameron. Jtei Kelly, Galt Ri* blni, II :00 9 "Snltr\t" (com) '65 -(nc MorlCOrtlbt, EllH W'tst. Wlll11m frtnklyn ll:JUll '1M tkfl Wen ntW' (du) '°D-Altt Nlcal, rran• LltiMOH. l!:OO CD "Dldllll Dnm" (m) 'SI - Gwp C..,., Marl Aldoll. Ridl•• Wtbb. 1:000 "¥"~ Tlfl'tf"' (wn} 'S4 - Wild Bill Enlott. Mary Elltn l(ay. Iii.....-..... (ad¥) '63 -o.-tielt!. l'lllll• <:My, fay S,.1n. Z:J0 (I) (C) .....,...... r111 I (dr1) ''6 ~ Htstotl, bvrt!KI OIMef. Q) @ "WM .... (ad¥) '52 - Sttw1rt Grana«. Wendell totrr. l:OO 0 ""'-"' Vlcttr(' (dra) 'S2 -Mtlvr Kelllledy, PtUJ Dow, J~li• M11111. !l4l (C) "Meller 19 rll* Tlahtl" (com) 'to -Sopllla lOl'fll, Anlllony QuiM. ):lO (fl "Ylta b,... (du) 'S2-Mal1ol BrMdo, Ailtllonir OuhlL Q (C) ...... lat ._.. (4ra) '60 -Otbblt ltyllolds. To., c.rt1s, Dolt Rktln, 11.fJ ~ KOCE T e levision 7:• WOMAM CCC IPBSI 1:• POCUS: OaANGI COUlllTY ICI IKOCEI t :MAa Aal AND llaA&Lll CC:J CP8$J I:• NOVA ICI U'BSl t:• O•IAT DRCISIONS CCI M.• ADVANCING OfNTIST•Y ICI Ent•ri•lnment happenlng1. Every Friday In the DAILY PILOT Brainstorming Class X-rated Out-Buff Model In Saddlebaek Course Teaches 'Thinking' By .RUDI NIEDZIELSKI CM-. D•lly Pli.. "°'" Cot an Insoluble problem ? Why not try bringing it to class'? Robert Olson won't guarantee that he can bring order to your ho~sehol~ budget or keep your ne1ghbor s dog from using your daisies as a fi re hydrunt. · But the 34-year-old S&ddleback College instructor can show some new ways or looking al those old Gordian Knots which crop up in business, technology and everyday living HE'LL DO IT in a class st art ing April 7 called "Effective CreaUve Thinking" whlch is of· fered in n oon and even ing sessions lo h e lp draw a van ely of people from the community Much of what the students will learn concerns the techniques or "braiqs tortning" and "synec- tics," according to Dr. Olson. Brainstorming-put in simple terms-involves the listing of solutions lo a problem and work· ing for "quantity rather than quality," Olson explains. "YOU TRY TO withhold judg- ment on these solutions as long as you possibly can, always striving for far-out ideas, a nd then finally narrowing the m down." lie also plans to expose his class to g roup problem solving. using the varied backgrounds of students to develop fresh ap- proaches lo proble m challenges. But one major effort \\ill be directed toward an understand- 'Beneficial' THINKING MAN Robert Olson "ing or synectics. which Olson describes aso1." a syste matic ap- proach to usirtg analogies." JTS FUNDAMENTAi. mechanis m is to create distan('c between yourself and the pro- blem.or-as Olson puts it, "taking a vacation from it." Here's how it works : Suppose you want to design a can opener. P eople normally have fixed ideas about can ooe ners so you have lo take a "vacation" fro m conventional thought. So you think instead about a nything else that opens, hke a door , for example. You think about the a ttribut es of the door, how it works, and see if that gives you some ideas you can apply to your can opener -DALLAS <UPl > - Tom Gr een has decided to give up his x-raled theater Ile says he's had all he c an take from c ity OR, SAYS OLSON, you can re· o ffi cial s so he's ally get away from it and pick s witch ing to the nud(! someth ing out of nature. How model business abo'fit a clam"t What makes 1t Last week G r een work? Wha t are its uttrib.utes? .. publicly complained Olson says after taking that ~•bout city proposa ls to in vacation. you come back to your stJll pro h1b1t1ons against real problem and try to "force x·rated theatt•rs. andud · fit" your vacation learning toil. 111g one rcqu1 ring no s u<.'h All of this. of course is a great theater be located closer deal of fun , an fact Olson insists than 1,000 ft·l·t from a that "you can almost ~ay that 11 l·hurl'h. it's fun,it'screative " Twent ~·four h our::. THE ONLY THING that might the ;,iter . the Erot1c;,i. 1r. city pultce ra1dl'd disturb those interested in sign-his new enterpnst'. ing up for the course is that it is en said he "'111 h1n:c bein g o r fer e d under t h c r--1 nudes posing at h•~ "Engineering 120" label. s~udto lo<.' a led Y. here • It was put under Engineering his lhe1:1 ter no" sta~ds because the course didn't fit into and customers will bt• any other area of Saddleback's able ~o paint them or curriculum. But the technical t ag takl' pictures of them. s ho uldn 't fri g hten anyone because th er e is no math ~n volved and there are no prerc- qui sites whats o ever for the course. "I can't predict whether the enro llme nt will be zero or whether it will be overwhelm ing," s ays Olson. who is offering the new course for t he first time "You just d on't know if the class will close lhe firs t day or if no one "'ill come at all." HE TAKES WORK HOME SYD NEY, Aust ralia IA P l Willwm ll<il'cl· ing, a former post mun. has been found gui lt~ of i n t e rf c ri n g \\ 1 l h th e mails aft e r officiuls found 35 s ack:. of m<11I containing 8.000 letter:. al his home• Monday, March 17 1975 ""IL. I t"ILU I fj;J Need the Food Safari Taken By Swallows If you go to San Juan Capistrano Wednesday ~M--+-t .. • 1""4.._•hr--1 and don't see a swarm of sw1:1llo\.\s descending onto the m ission, don't blame the Chamber of Com· - merct.' Blame the swallows for taking the wrong turn on the San Diego Freeway and heading for Lion +.i:._..a •llW--W:~lillll,,_-1 Country Sufari instead. IT'S A TOUGH STORY TO s wallow, hut or-~--'--"-+.-. f1cials of the 1 rvine \.\ 1ldlifc presen C' say that +-iM.,........,,_--11111.1 ....,._~~....-4 several hundrt•d of the little gray birds with the C'urved wings arrived there l&.ist \\eek ~lililiiiiiiiiiiiiiiililiiiiiiii They arcn 't there en masse yel but 1t 1s clainwd • by Lion Counlr) officials t hey will number 1n lhe thousands mu mallerufda\s $1 0 ()()(} Zoologi<.'al director Pai Qwnn , fl.Ir lrom tr~ rng ' to muscle 111 on San Juan's legend. SU)s the first great influx of s\\ allO\\ s canw m 19i3 Thl'~ ·\ e bt·cn Sl • l>ack ever since ice to QUI SN !\IAl~TAINS OSE REA~ON the swallows prefer to land at Lion Counlr) I!> hl'C'ause Consumer food is easier lo frnd The S \\ allows don't takl· the food 'Ci\.\ a} lrom other animais in the park but m<.ikc mt'als of the thousands of insects generated by the urt1f1<.'ial Jungle. "Swallows don 't e1:1t an)lhmg on lht• ground. They eat on the wing," explains Quinn, add mg that swallows depend on water. marshes. m1dJ.:L'S ;,ind mud. THE MUD IS USED BY THE chff :-.wa llow to bui ld its nest. These nests, he predirted. would soon appear on the eaves of buildings throughout the purk. Once thev are bwll it will ht• po..,s1hll' lo (•Stimale the number of swullows al Lion Countr) by counting two birds to a pod. Last year that esti mate yieldt:d a cuunl of 6,000 s\\allo\\s~ This vear Quinn s<.1ys. he might l'\'l'll t r~ tu eslimute the number of I.Jugs gobbled b\ lta•m Of cour se some s\\ ullows stilt come to Sc.in Juan Capistrano for the F ca:.t of St. J oseph but c\ en lhl' most faithful traditiomshsts admit the) don't come in large numbers likl'lhey used to SA LE:'ll, Orc. (CPl l - The menu said the toast \\as ('O\'ercd with melt{.'<.! butler . But when the waiter Sl'rved the toasl ctl a Oen- n y 's Res t a urant to ~iatcolm Stroud. it had a pal of fruzt•n buttl'r on it. Stroud refused tu puy th e 25-ccnt t ub. The cook ma<.lc a C'it 12 ... 11 's .irresl. Thl' .,tatl''s h1 ~h ....... l tnhunul uphl'ld a nrl'lul {'ourt ruling th;.1t St1 out.I \\ u~ cnlltled to an CJ\\ ard of mon· than Sl0.000. Vitamin C Has Ally TORONTO <A P > -A toronto University s tudy says that persons who take Vitamin C are out of work siclC about 30 percent fewer days than persons who don 'l. Association's department of druss. and Dr. P a ul Me ie r , a Chicago Unive rsity statistics professor, re· viewed studies of Vitamin in the March 10 issue of the <issociation's journal. ·In June, you'll be glad you joined the Health Club in March. The findin g contrasts with a report by two U.S. scie ntists who said they found little con vincing evidence that daily doses of Vitamin C have any ef- fect on the frequency or severity of the common cold. THEY SUl'11\1ARIZED s tudies dal· ing from 1939 in which scientist~ treat· ed comparable groups of subJ<:Ch with doses of Vitamin C and with dummy sugar pills called placebos THE TORONTO University study. to be publish ed next month, found that Vitamin C u sers had about 10 per- cent fewer head colds, a research of- fi cial said. They wrote that most studies MIP porting Vitamin C as an effeclt\C cold pre\'enlive were sc1ent1f1c all y un sound. However. Dr. Linus Pauling. u Nobel laureate in chemistry and lead ing advocate of high doses of Vi t amin C for treating <.'olds. said Dykl'S and Meier have not looked at all the evidence. Pauling said ll£..1S still con ·•our r esult. .. indicates that ·Vitamin C is benefi cial to health," said Dr. T . W. Anderson, head of the research t eam . vinced that Vitamin C usrnrb1c The Chicago scientis t!'. Dr. Michael H. M. Dykes of the American Medical acid -is beneficial t t < HOWES' Spring Celebration Sale! FINE JEWELRY ••• 1/3 OFF Wednesday through Saturday March 19 -March 22 Select from a spec tacular collection of 14k and 1Bk gold jewelry . . ri ngs, bracelet s, earrings, brooches -plus an impressive selection of men's jewelry. Many one-of-a-kind pieces with precious and semi-precious gemstones. Includes • ~pcc1~I col· le<llOf't of clcg•nt gold icwclry flown in from our Honolulu )!Or~ All pieces 113 off regul1r prices. B.D HOWES and SON PlHI J&W&LIU ro~ ntHI O!NllATIOHS NEWPORT IEAC~; 3412 VtA LIDO 675«2'31 Santa Barbara · P•lm Springs P.as.idena • Newport Beach Los Angeles Honolulu That's hindsight. .. ...... .... . . You can't shed that winter weight as easily as those heavy clothes. But the sooner you. start. the sooner you'll be able to look back on improvement. So start today. Stop by-or call -and ask our trained professionals about o ur five different programs. Whether you choose our $10 Plan or a Regular Membership-available at low cost. lower on your first v1s1t -we have the steam. sauna. diet plans and body-shaping exercise programs 1t takes to trim down and shape up for summer. We even have sunrooms to give you a head-start on the sun, and aerobic exercise c1rcu1t-tra1ning to give you a headstart on the fun. So don't wait. Changing the shape of your body can change the shape of your life. And the shape of summer starts today. 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TODAY'S CRDSSWDBD PUZZLE UNITED Feature Syndicate Satv<oay s Puzzle Solved· ACROSS 1 Hardy novel 45 Fem1n1ne rulers 48 Canaanile commanOt?r ,,...,m,+ni.-T+W<h.fll" ~~~ nero.ne :iO r rencn 5 Son ol name lor Snem Sa•onv 9 ScPne 5 1 '-Aan s Sufi•• greal 14 Figure adversary Sl'.along 54 Obeyed maneuver 58 Handed 15 Soap over Pnarm 62 Delay •n 16 RelmQu•sned going 17 Garmenl 63 Escape 19 Having by 8 Saying 36 Helplul hin\s wings oece•I 9 Burned 40 Cable car 20 Shallow 64 Plldrmacy w11n steam 43 E••s\s cs1-;n 66 Disease 10 Musical 44 · • • • 21 18'1 67 Complelely 1ns1rument Stakes. AICOll lhrough I I Man in !tie New York novel 2 68 Unioue Bible race words lhong 12 Sandman 46 Fire 23 Pul tnlo 59 Lock ol escapes ordet ha•r Founla1n 47 Leg1slal0f C'S Cnarges a 70 Soaks 13 Delightful 49 T ooll on l1rearm lta• abode food 26 Sailors 71 Commul'llsls 18 Promotes 52 warmth p;WOfl 22 Make 1nlo 53 Tendon 5<1•nl DOWN lea Iner 28 Golas 24 Give ofl 55 Loaler 27 C I 56 Madea clear 1 Packs rue proltt down person m1stake 32 Omission lightly 29 HaberdaSh-57 Cleaners 37 Kind ol 2 BaniSl1 ery items and ··· paoer J French 30 Other 58 Slcillfuf 38 Trrne upper 31 lmpatts 59 Constantly penod nouse • color 60 Wash 39 Per.ultarity • Culling 32 Concubine 61 Musical 't 1mao1tant macr1tne cnamt>ers Comb 5 R J3 Odin s son team form 6 D:est 34 Stares al 65 A synthetic 42 Warning memt>ei 35 Back ol ll'le rut>bef SIOf\31 7 Monln llnee Abbr 10 11 12 IJ •2 ' ' .---------------- by Tom K. Rycm ' f1N?'ffi~~~ 10 o~C:Uru-1pJ.- Y1;10N. ~;14' by Tom Batiuck DARN IT! I'll CARR<.> Ml./ OWN BOOKS I by Dale Hale by &nie Bushmiller THEY SAY T HE PHONE ALWAYS RINGS WHEN YOU'RE IN THE BATHTUB PEANUTS JUDGE PARKER THEY WON'T TELL M£ ANYTHING EXCEPT TMT l"M 8EING ACCU5ED W ArrlHG AT THE Of MEL'5 MURDER, SAM! POLICE. STATION FOR &Ef>E 8LAIR'5 ARRNAl... SAM 15 TAKEN BACK BY HER GREETING! MISS PEACH • DOOLEY'S - DR. SMOCK MOON MULLINS l WoNDEI? iQ W~AT rr 's ALL ABOUT" YEH iH' F/J:.TS Of LIFE IELL IT iOMf: L.IKE: IT IS, PL.LJ5HIE ANIMAL CRACKERS \CE1U.SUT~ CFFTO SOw1E SU~<.; BC>G ··· by Charles M. Schull by Harold Le Doux by Ferd Johnson '1-PENNY t;/>.\/ED IS A PENNY E,ARNet> ... H,A5re M.AK!:S WASTE ... A fOOL. AND 1-us ... by Rodc)er Bolen 51~ ... t. J((}6i ADMIT qco~~A~ PICTURE ,seT~ ... ( lt1'1'!'tC .. < .. of..._"'N f .... S,. ftllC--Allll..-i _.n~ •.• 1 ..... -~ by Mell "Woo Ill you h;ive one w11h an allover golf club paucrn -1 m try1ni 10 get my hu'lband to no1ice me." E'UT THAT WOUL.0 MAl"E YOU ONl.V $MONTHS O&.O! 'O..t MUST H MISTA1CeN1 IWei~ ! ll"l'MESl TMAT, Ott l 'M AVHY lAln.V fl.OOMlilt DEMMIS THE MENACE 1. sJee 50·n entE legc I hull 811·1 was Ill 15 Crui SC<.'O lhc I Cul lhn• ahe: uf i' Sire La . N \' ol ti !>Lal lhe noo 6 ~ Ti Si Jfalbo t lie se Tl Offslu Fll•c•t. () d1um• Soda1· c Raide Garri c JimS c 1ngto1 3. Sho c Hrew y \'ivae <:ore.Jc N Ding< <:ran• 5(J 11 lhian d ay ( I'll ff. Klt-11 ( Hurr Char 1 l~UI I l>Ul'· Rog• SSS• 0 II Cl at Sul! s I Sc. sloo nis < Yac· all Cali San race of Sen und om II M a llar the Tar me Per Rae T in l 69il n rac 0 Jar. Dec nll3 ( o~ GU I Di 8, Ml Monda March 17 1975 OAILV PILOT s P UBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE PU BUC NOTICt: P ALIC NOTICE ~ Kialoa Leads Miami Race i Ul'llltOa COullf o fl CAl.INlllNIA, CO\UITY O'OlllANOli PIO.AO•tttt• C:JTATION tn trw .IMll•• ol tM AO.piton i>.uuon ol 6 ARY LE E He THCOAT. "40P'll'I Jle•ent l HE PEOPl.f. OP THC SfATl OF CALIFORNIA ro ALAN AN OMA OR ILt.Elt r.u••a10 1t COUttTO' ntl U AT• OP' CALI POltNtA POlt tH•COUMTY O" OllANO& N• • ....,... NOTICl O f' H E Alt l NO ,Ott l'll0 8AT1i Of' WILL AND ,Olt L•T TEltt TlSTAMINTAltY h lele ol O!TO 8 P ANltMATZ, Ditce•w-o NOllCE IS ltfRE9 Y GIVEN llWI WALL.It OOEAll P ANKRATZ hoU hied h<trein • pttlll1on for prob.ti• ol will -1.., 1nu<1n'e 01 lt lltrs lnt.tmrn IMy to ttw petlllOl\fr rtltttnce IOWl'llcr I\ made tor futll'Mlt p.orlllUl.tf\ 4ll'!O llWI llW "'™' •nd PIM ft Of ht~••no ,,,. ,..,..,. h•• Deen \~I tor MArc h 2) 1'1$ <11 • 30""', '" lne \our11oom ot O.po01t menl No J OI \AIO tOUtl ... 100 Civil Canter Orlve Wot In the C.•IY o+ 5.ot111 All•, C..lllorn1" -l'ICTITIOUJ •u J rNI H HA.Ml J TATl.MllHT I r>t 1011-1n9 "' "°"" h doillQ IMN -\·\ ~2AE N ITY JOO VI• OPOtlf Ntwperl)fty, 7MU VI• v11 '°'' .. MtUIO'l VttlO C•lll .,.,~ Tnl• 1>.oint\• I\ concl1>(lt<1 t>y •n '" dl•'°"411 C0t1MtR ll\I\ ,, •• ., ... ,., Murpny l'ICTIYIOUS I UJIN I U NA.Ml ST A TIMll NT Tiie lol10w1~ lltt\Oll!o ••• OOlllQ bu\I M \\•\ S&\ AIJIOMOtl\/E 193' iq.,_, 81\td ,<;4\l•MeM (.A MH h••• A ~f"r'l1IP\ ••'ft C.hflil•O• Ottv• tr11ttw (.A..,llU~ I non1n b ~""'" •'•O •11-old f O\lt ~ \• (A •1•16 I ~h ou"n•\\ '' t'lndut lt:d t..'t' " Qit'Mf411 p..ttlt\e't\111&.o l'ICTITIOUI IUSINESS NAMll STAT.MI NT l M 1011-11111 perwn i. 0011\Q °"" M\\I\ IAlllOA r u1t fAClONY, ~ P•IM SI , ll•llMM C.<1lllOrtlle '1_.1 MO<•leQut l Portnoll .aD W .. 100. 01•0 , N•""f'<''I IM>.t(h t.t1ttorn1••>1>0t l to\ °"''l\4t"~ •) t vniQ'.t< teu DY .eu 11'\ dlv1du•I ER9tORS: Ad¥1fiiten ~check.._.,.odl dotty la r•port ftT'On '"'"'•d la hly. Tht DAILY PILOT cnsumu Uobility for the fi"t !ft. cornet in1eriion only. MONT !!:GO RAY. J umu1ca (A P l Th€! Sy oroe1 Of '"'''our I you •rt M••bv (tla<I 10 •DllHr fflore 11\e jlldQll Pf'e\kl •no ifl Ol1Mfltn0m 11 of tlll• <-' fl\ June 12, t9fS •t • oo • ,.., 11-AnO IMr~ lo \l'IOw CAUH , II en, yo;I MV9, wh y lllt D•llllon o l GARY L~E HET HCOAT tor the AdOf)llon ol JESSEE Al.AM OAILLEI<, yOut minor \On \hould not Ot 9r•nlecl W•\ llltd ...... Int Or•nQt (.°""l y U(I MOnleQvt l Po11no11 '"'\. ~••tcn"tl'll ., .. , t1lf'd w 1ttt th( t ou•llY (.ler • 01 <>••"11~1.ounh un ""'"' ., l•I\ -Counly (ltr' 01 f fb<IUlty ''· 1'1} MtCf''uH'IA. ".ntt1'- slee k, 79 foot k <'l<'h K.iuloa 111 opened up a 50-mile ll'ad Sunduy on 13 othE'r sailing yachts entel'cd m the runnmg or the Mlnm1 to Mon tego liuy .• J H m u1t·u m t t• l'.O.U Pul>ll\l\td Ot•llOt COl\I Ct,t1ly P1IOI tf'U\ •tAt•m•f"lt w11' tiled w1t"1 t"'4t Cuunl~ (I••' ol Or.1n11• (Ovnl1 Oii febr1Ut y II l•I) .....•..•........•..... Mot(h J 10, 11, 2t t91S 11~H FOMI PubllV••d or .. n11• lo• 1 D•llr P1101 l'Vbll\11•0 O••nl)(' Co••' o .. 11y 1•1101 Mlllth II I• JI Apttl I 1~1' 'rH IS 1002 P UBLIC NOTICE 1-tb 1' •nCI Mar J 10 11 1•1) 6J)/) ..•.................... L>•'"" Muell• "'i WILLIAM E •t JOHH, Cttrk M.arqot M ~•rvey 0.i>UIY Clerk O.tedM•rtht, 1'n WILLIAME SIJOHN, County C1trk 1.0WIH W 0.Afl'I E, Allortw, .. 0. ...... • S.106 NOflCI TOClt EOITOR~ SUl'JIUOlt COURT OF THI! ST A Ti 0 1' CA~l'ORNIA '01t THE CO UNTY O" OltANGE Ht 4 4i1f1 PllBLIC NOTICE --lflCTITIOUSIU$1N US NA.Mt: STA Tl ME HT P UBLIC NOTl(~t; "'CTITIOUS &U\INESS NAME STATEMENT lht tollowino iwrs.on'> He oo.no OU4't llO\\ A• IN COSTA MESA $29.000 FULL PRICE S KI PPE R J U1 Kilroy of NC\\J)()rt Beach hu<l kmfcd h1s w ay through .t50 miles of t he 8ll·m1lt: t•ou1 st' by noortt1mc ~nday Ktaloa was w csl of A< kltn lislaml bt>ulmg to wand ward 111 15 knot southl•a st wands Hungt~•· •• 1 t.il foot sloop skippered by P Cru1 ~ W l'ld1 of S1>nn~ Lake M H·h., ''as second , sa1lmg•orfshor t· f1 om Lon~ Is land lo the north GAllt H ,ARlll H&INER Allt<MY •I UIW Ult1 Bo~ll lolllnl rlll S.n Oe-nte, C•litor•i• tU 12 Tel C7~14U tlll f\l•I., Of ANNA II M'NAll. Y TA!.~I 0.ctHeel T h<t lollow1n9 Ptl• "°"~ ••• Oo•nq bu\l MU•\ CAUi ORN IA Ml!.SION FINAN CIAL !.El<VICES llH Vid lldO N<lwPO•l lleath C.Aq1 .. o ANTIQUE At PLICt\S llfl N"Wlutl Wey Co•t•-'" CA 1 •• 111.w It .:. l11l I :1.1sun.: H-lflt'M .. •ch, C•lllor111.1 '2 ... 1 Tel t7Ul 142 •t All.,My• lor '•lillo,.., Pul>h )ll<tov< ndm.>d oe<~nt lh" ell P•r1.0ns n•••nQ ll•""" <1~1n\1 th<' S.tld deuoent "rP •t QU•rNI 10 lllt O~m w1tn t"'t nt(.~\)4HY vOu<.htr\ •n '"" olll" ol th<' Cl~<' ol Ill<' •bo"< ~n lltlt"CJ CO\.ift or 10 or~•,,.f"I\ then• '#1\n tnt- t>eCt\Ut y •OUl tltl> lo Int uno"' \•"""'9 dl lht' Otl•U OI n" <lllOt~y THOMA!. l lOkD 2lSll l'OPO Ot V"l~<ld ~Utlt> 21) LdQVf"l4t H tfl\ (,J11tntnl• 'l?~Sl wn•<ll •S ·~ pl .. r(' of bU\I,,. \ OI t"t" unoer~19ned 1n •II mn11( '" ,,., 1,t1n 1nQ to 1~ e~l•tt.• ot ,t 10 01-c < Of'nl v..uh n •c..of n1ontn\ •lttt tnr-.,,..,, put>t1cotton 04 tr\t\ f~l 1( f> MOM• I J litl~•r, l~V l 1 • w•t<l lll Nt"'OC°'rl lit'J< II (.A Sl,uei t-41,t\t"f 1\fJ I l ,fllw,ud LH I II \ 111 Ill I' I I I ~)~I ll.11d l11 llt1d 111'jMHIUllll\ Tel (714) .. , .... , AltorM , IW f'tllll~r Mdt(n 10, II, I/ 19/S t28 IS ~ .. n&td ') Molntr H?O UnlV.,\llY Awt N••pOrl Bt'.ot n C' A q'~"° NttWPCltt flt dth CA \lt11d.t .1111.11 .111 ISEALI ·--------------- Pubh~l\od Or1n11• Cont D•"'' P•IOI P UBLIC l'\OTICE ~_!!~1~7~ l t1 IS t------- pl'8( c OT Cf' NOTICE TOCREOITOltS • I N I • SUl'f ltlOA COUltf OFTHE J"hll f hllQU dill l/0/ S.d>t>O<• Ofiv• Nt-.patt ht tUt t A "11&60 Tn1'\ Ou\1nt\\ ' t<1nOulhd b'I' a o-n.et•I pidrlnt--"n11 Ui( ft&JH' ~ Motn .. , (~tolyn H1t"t' l 111 l • wi1ttd l '' Nt wpott Ut n n l A ( """'•IU ·~··--·' t ,,, L"t-'#"9tcJ l n Nt "pnr t U •c n < A Th t) '' nt-\\ I\ \.Uf'IQ\.if t1 U tJy .. Ql'M' elptrtn• n.n10 RoU.. rt J ti ""'' t .,, 1. ' fJ . ' f 't I I tH' S ('II F. 0 C l.OS•:r. \' together bt'l\H~t.·n Cul lslnnd and San S,1lv.1dor were tht• olht•r th1 l t' ('lass A s t.11 k 1 s tlepor ll•cl !.light I~ ,1hC':.1d was ('ong 1•n· o\\ tll'tl by lk'vrn Koeppel of Nl'w York . lollrn\l'll "' JoSl·ph \\ n ghl 's Siren Song from C h1t·ugo an<l l'\orman R abl'l's La 1''orza Dt>I De!)tmo from lk d fo1 d \'11J ugr N Y 8 SUJ1 NOTICE TO Cit EDITORS SUPEltlOlt COURT OF THE STATE OF CAl..1 FOltHIA FOA THE C:OUHTY OF OllAHOE No A 1110 STATE 01' CALIFOltNIA FOA THE COUNTY OF 0111-NGE Ne A U 1tl. E \i.ttol JOHN GIONIS Oec~.a..een• 11\AI 111 ptrM>ns hoilv1n9 C1•1m\ ao<11t1>I Ille H id Ottedenl •rt' rt'QUllNI 10 file nwm, w.1tr\ •~ nect'~\CUY wou<ntr\ .,, ..... Oii•<• Of IM l h ·~of Ill• ,,)!love rn llllf'd court or 10 pre'4•nl ltwm, w11n 1~ nec.t:'-'•'Y YOuthet t., to th• UflOef~tQnt() •I C•O C.HAAlES GARRllY lrnorntt al Law '1 t W..~1 S<'•enleenlh Stt..el S.if\l• Ani C."lilo•ntd 91106, whlCh It ,,,. pl.tc~ ot buslr\4!\\ ol lllt uneler~IQl\ed 1n •II nwller\ ~•l•ln•"'' 10 llW! Ml•leol W•d dttedenl .. 11111r'I tour montll• alter IM 11rs1oubllcat1on011111, nol"• f n j\ \t•lrment ...,., •~•ed .;,, tn U-. (<>vnty (1-.r-. ,.,, Qrj t Qt' C.o•""'' on f-tt.H'U4f .. 1tl I 1/~ F41«1'1 Publ .nt d o,-on9t-l lo)n,, 0 I ,.,. Pt t fnn~ '\t ttt:t1tt ! I w t\ lilt 11 I\ tf1 ""' (O\.lM t ttr-r ~ 41l O r •mJ• (c.untf Utl I •t1tUJt., t• \I/') VA /FHA Repos T h(•re v. as 1111 I l'IK>l I ,1v,11l.1hh.• on positions ol thl' fou r ('luss B t·nl1 a nl:-. .111<l five Cl a~s (' ~l a1 t c 1 s No 1 .1<110 ('Onl att had h <'l'll m .1dc '' rth lhe s mttllcr bo.tls s 1ntc the voya,ttc began at noon t-'r rdu} 61 Yachts Enter Tidelands Race S1xl} one s.11l111g} a<: hls lu1 n<:•d out S,1tu1 clay for Halboa Y:.i cht C luh's llunlmi,'1.on Trdl'lands r:.ic c . the second fl-a t u r e of the 66 Sen cs T he fleet w .1::. <.hv1dl'<l ht.'l \H•en :J4 Inlet 11 .r llonal Offshore Rule Y .1<.·hts a n<l 27 l\llclgct Oc ean Hacmg 1-'l l'l 'l. (h L'I .ill and Cl,tss 0 winnc>r in lOH <l1 amo a n E ricson-35 slooo s kippered So<hu o or B \'C. Final r~!julb \.~.1:; An l)\ Bob CLA~S,\ I Drumbea t.Don ,\Hl.''> '\llY\ 2 Haider . Jim Linderman, HYC . 3 Regul as II, J ohn liarnson , N HYC. CLASS E I Ham.ht, Steve Morton, CYC'. 2 Jim Seals, DYC, 3 Nuance. George Austill, SSSC CLASS C -1 Canadian Robin, J im Wa rm mgton, NHYC. 2 Cresce ndo, J ohn Ba llew, Sl BYC, 3 Showdown. 1.-· W H1tchcson. Capo BYC C LASS D-1 And iamo. 2 Quad riga , Myer and Jlrewer, BYC, 3 Noctuna II, Wall} Gerrie, NllYC MORI-"-A-1 Aloha II, Glenn Recd , SSSC, 2 \ 1vacious II. Bill von KlcinSm1d. B\T. 3 Andale, Gordon Gr a ham, SSSC MO R F'-B I Sall Le \'IL'. Do n Du Dose . V\' C. 2 Dingo. Ander son and I lubcr, CBYC, 3 Good Tunes. Crane and Smith, BC \(' , Soggy Race 50 Boa ts iii A 11gelnwn It "as a sog~y dJ) for s<HIOr l-> in Bah ia Conn· lh1.m Yac ~t Club's llunt1ngton 20 1.-"alhom rate Sun day as the 50 l>o al fll'l~t ;,,1 ns \\l'l l'U lhc slat tang s ig nal for the se cond 1 ;i~e of the Angclm<.1n Sen es for Per forma n<.·c llund1c·ap R acing Fleet ) <tChls BCYC .dso .. , .ts host to l'1g hl classes of s m olt ho:.1 ts Satu1 d .t\ and Sunday in the annual St Patric k s Day Hl•gulla sailed on courses JO!)ldc lhl' ba) /\ngelm .tn Scrit's rl'sull!i CLASS A -l Cheerio, Hairy Fa bet, BCYC 2 Robur. Hurton Y.llt.•, BC YC , :.i. Mat ang 1, F.d Carpl·nll'l RY C CLASS H I , Chinook. Scott Schock, BYC, :!. w .. 1 RO&E RT S OC•lCH ''~" ERl SIDN E Y OE HCll a kil y SIDNEY DENCH, oe~UW'O NOi l(E IS HE REllY GIVEN IO Ille Ctedllor\ OI t ..... •bOVt lllmt!O <ll'Jlf'Otnl Ill.it olll P•ll:w>nS havfno Cl•lm• <IQ&tn)I the s.,10 o...cedt'nl •re reQulrt<I lo hie t~m w•lll tM necnsary vo"'nor~ In t~ oft"e 01 '"" "'-'r~ of the o6bove en tolled court or to presenl 111em, w11n t 1-(~SS•tY YOU<-1\ttr\ \0 \ht unOtt-t\I •I Ille ltu•I d•pat1m~n1 ol lhe SANK 01 AMEMICA NATIONAL TRUST /\NO SAVINGS AS~OCIAllON ~)SI v-n NUY> kluul~VM<l, Vbn NI.I'(~. U lllornl.t 9UOI "'""n is lhe ploct of bu••ntn ot the unorrs•oned 1n •II mat lers perl•ln1119 10 th• H l•lt ol uld cit• ceoent wlll\1n lour montlls t'llltf tilt first pubj1c•llon ot thl\ noll<t Dated Match • J'llS ROSEMARIE STEWART OE NCH f\•n~ ol Ame tic a N.lllOll.ll Trust <1nd !.av•nO\ A \M>t•c.thon lly C T Odv" Jr 1 fU\10fh<.f'r Co EJll!Culof\ol lh~ Will 01 lh~ dOOV• n .. lrn~d out-t:defll THOMA.SE GARCIN,IHC UJU Venll>f.ll llvcl Sllerm•n O•lll C•hlor111.o '140J Tet n n l 112 osoo AnotMylorCo Ereculors Publt~O Or•flQe C.Od >I Ooi11ly PllOI March 10 11 1• 31 l'llS RU IS Pt:BLIC NOTICE --------------NOTICE TO CREOITOAS SUPERIOR COUltT OF THE STA.TE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THECOUNT Y O,ORANOE NO A 111SI Estate ol ROSE M (Ul P •~<>ROSE CULP Oe<e•H•CI P<OT l(E IS HC.Rt06Y v i VEN lo Inc cred•tor\ ol lhe •D1Jv11 n"mea Oe<edf>nt tll•I •II pftr!>OnS h•v1n9 t1a1nn c>oa1n\t the w •d decede nt •re requ1n."C'.1 to f1lt them with lhe nece\sory vi>UCl"lllr\ "' IM Off•Ct' of the cit •" ol ,,,. lll>OVO ~ t1ll~CI court or 10 ptC',('n\ lheni w1lll t~ nt'< es~ary voucher\, 10 the un<Jers1Qn<'(I al c o f'HENNE.R ANU GIJNT, Al 1ornt'y\ .ti l..iw, 16Sf E"'' Fourth SI•~• Su•le l?t, S<1n111 Anil C.olll<>rlll" q1/01 wf,.(h I\ lht' f)loll P OI bU\1"4'~\ 01 Int: ur'ldcr .. •'lnr(11n dll 01~tt,.ro_. pef'lt11f\. 1nq to the t • tdtt-ot \dtd oer f'(1tont w.ttur toi r ntonth\ oftf'r tN.t t1r .,1 ovohc...tttOn Ot thl\nol1<P 1Mte<1M.ren • I'll~ FEl'N (, JA'rNCS £ "'ecut,.1• o• the W1UQt tne dDOvP n•mcd d (\C r oent PRENNEA AHO BUNT Attornevs •IL•• IUI E.tsl fourtll Street S..1H 111 s.MllA A.n.o C.01tlorn1• '1701 TetepllOne 1110 si.1 ... n Allornen tor E attulri • O.tedMa teh &, 191~ f(ATH\I Xtlll(AK IS Aelmlnistr•t "" ol thP Eslal~ ol Ille •bO•e n.omedO~<t0<'111 CHA It LIS GAllRIT Y AllefMY Al Uiw .,I West S.••tt••e11tl\ Slftol s.i.M• An.1, <Alllor11I• U IO. Tt,.._t 11141 SO HU All .. MY IOI' Admi11istr•lt11 Pubh'>IWO Or•nQe Cod\I O.ioly Polot 1111.or<h 10 11, lt 31 19/S 819 I) PLBLIC ""OTICE ---H-oTicE ToCAE DITORS SUPEAIOlt COUllT OF THE STATE OF CALI FOR HI A FOA THE COUNTY OF ORANGE Ho A 1211t L\ldlt'Of GLORIA OLSON f RANC.0, ~11.0 ~nown d\ vlORIA C,l<lfFITH, OrtH\eO NOTICE. IS HEREBY (>IVEN lo the Ctt dllo<s ol '"" •bOVt' n•-CI Ol!<e<lelll lh .. l a lt PffWn\ h•YtnQ Cl•tm\ C)Qilln~l the w1d ace eden I ••I! reQutr~o lo Ille tht.:m, ...... 1n uw l\ottt'SSdry voutne:rs In '"' otlte• oi ,,,. "'-''~ ol 1ne ,,)!love~ llllNI court or 10 present I hem w.lh IN! neou.i1 y vou<Mo•\ to In• unoe<!.'qn.,d •I lllt l•w O l llee ol HOWSE R, C:.ERTNER AND BROWN, 4.lOO C.lm PIJ\ Or 80• 1101 N~woort Bc"cn C:.lllorn•• """''h 1, Ille pldCC of b<J\• "l\.S of tn~ unc:1~r\19ned m dU f'Y\cltt~r\ J>tt161nlnq to Ille e\l•le ot u1d clece ~nl wllllln lour montn' •lier tne hr.I pul>l lcalion 011n1~ noll<e O•ltrO Moteh 4 191) DIANA O LSON tprev1ou•I' DIANE OLSON I l att ul11a of 111•Wlllof 1ne dbove namea dtt<.~de"I HOWSE A, OE ATHE lt AND BPOWH 4>M <•ml'\lt Or loa1207 Newport Buell C.1lllo•m• Tel 17141 "40 )400 Attor-My tor Exe(ulris Publl)ll<'d O• dn<1e (Od\I Dd••v P••ot Oolf'O~tD1u.''Y • ll • JO~N P l4~>1 Adn11nt\tt,tlt.H "''"Inc 'IY1U l\n"4r•edol Inf' •"•l•of t-eo 1.t •ndM4r J. 1v " hi> '32 1! ------------ P L Bl.IC !'\OTICE -------------tr~ at>ovf' n•mtd Ot<.•Otnt THOMAS L LORD HOT~~~~.~~OF":,TAA:1'oTsORS Jh21P.it•Mde\l•lenco.11,S1111t !U >(HOOL DISTRICT NEWPORT U t_..H1lh,C.ittlf U.Sl \AESAUNl~IEO rel 1114) )II l>.-:110 OEAOLINE 11 000 lll.<~ "'" 01 AllO<M f lor Admlnhtr.tlOf ( T.. '"" hl d~Y Qf Apt ii ,,,~ Pu!lli\hfO Or•n9~ Co.n1 0 loly r.101 PLACE OF Bl 0 RE.CE I l'T 00\I'" ~'"' l 10 II 1• '-~-'~------'-'-'-'-)-1Adn11nl\lrdl1ve 0 111«'' 18~1 Pt.-c•nlld -------(O\I• Mf'\d C•l1forn1.i, (It•) &•S-11~) Pt.:BLIC l'\OTIC:t-: PROJH I IOE.NTI FICAT•ON Nt\ME ----------·-·-----l 4'001110 N Of TlNNI'> COURTS 1U SUPERIORCOUltTOFTH E Roy 0 Andet\•11 l•rnt'nUry !t<.hool STATl 01' CALI FOltHIA FOR 1~ Se6bourne WilY NewPorl ll<:ol<.h O C ~lllorn1.i Y7l>40 THE COu:oT!~~ ... ltANCHi H t\(l PLANS ARE ON r1uo 01\ NOTI C E 0 1' Hl!.A RIHG FOR In tl """''"''''"love Olltte. ""rctll\ PET ITIO N FO R O A OEA in11 C'ltpMlml'nl la~I PldCf fll><11 AUTHORIZING THE COHVEYEHCE A•~.,.,.. (o,1a Mt A (olilorn1a, llltl OF AEAL PAOP'E ATY SOLD OH C.OH )& 1180 JnO IM' oll 1< ~' ol lh1 TAACT I YOECE DENT /lrcnolo• I r ARMl CHA(.L ~r ""'" E ,,.,, ... o• PA ru ic.1 Ac <;Hu r v ·~·· ""' "" l l ts 7910 Lo' ""' 1•10. • l'ATRl (.I A (AROl. OH Wll"'"' lo"'"''"'"' (dlllorn1 .. ~llOJ• S H ILEY TO /Il l P[RSONS N0 11(~ I l1tREHYC,1V~Ntt1.1lltw CLA IMI NG INTEME!>T IN IHE •Ix>••""" <l'rchoolUl\lt1<lQl<J«t1q PROPERTY ll(RllN Affl I< Coun1 , lAl1lorn1,. .,ll1n9 l>Y .i•.u OESCR18EO 11'""'t;n ''' C,o •"'"'nc, I Ootd NOTICE IS l•EREllY C,IV[N llldl ~t'" ""1111 ' • f'!IPr(( <1 I O"' DONALD P SHILEY nn\lll•d""rr1n• ,!1~.:.~:\~,. .. ~1~1 r~~~;'-',1~~e~01,'::',.1 pet1t1on to1 Oro~r ~uthot 111no lht. con "f•lrU bui' tor lhe "'"'a'a ot d contr~I ~y•net ol t NI P•OPNIY '010 on <on tr.a<t Dy oectoent •H ••en" 10""'""" maoe for ""'""' P<J•lllUIM\, • ..., 11\dl -Ii~ o1nd pt.,ct' 01 """"no lht' "'""' lw\ Ileen \t'I IOr M•rch ,. ·~IS ill. G() • n• 1n lhe courtroom of Oo-p.itlmcnl No 3 01 s .. 10 cou11 "' fOO C1voc C.rnler Or1ve we'' 1n lh~ L••Y ol Sdnla A"" C..lttOfnt4 DiltedM.trcn• 1•n Hit' Pr()J:wtly wl ... lll •\ '"" •u01MI ol th•!t pe11t1on 1~0t\<rt1>ed .,}) toll~ AP NO •OJ 1 1 1 I LOI 2• Ir .o<t'll<1neou\ M.IP'> rt: eO<Cl\<ll 01•n9e C OuM• (~lllorn1 J s DOMIO P Sn1lev J•~Wtlber l(IHDELAHD AN DERSON A"ornt>ys IOH Hortll llrHdw•' S.onl• AM C•lllotn•• U IOI Tel· (1141 l.~1711 AllorMys lor Pthhontr l'"t>ll~d O•dnQt co .. 1 tld•IY r "ol /\Mrcn 10 11 17 I'll> ~1~ /) Pl 81.1( ~OTICE l()f' tnP c.tbOY' 0f'0$t."lt 81ch v~U CY r ec,.1veo •n '""' p l.-""Kt!' •<k'n 111teo •l>Ove dnd ,....,11 IX' openea and 11<1blicly •~•d .rlouCI ol the .1DIJVe \lole<J tunr •nd pl«.., lhtte w 1U De d S'l~ 00 l'Jt'OO~ll "~"''"" tor t A<h \t>l of t>1ct 001 umtnl'> to Q\Mr.tntt'P lf\,. 'etu1n tn qcod t°'1d•t1ou w ithin hve \Jdy\ 6tler the bid oPf:f'Ung Oill~ Etttft Otd ftH.t\l contorin dnd b• rnpon~IV~ tO t"tf! tOnlr..J(.l O()c_unlif:'nt\ Eden b1CI \~.lll IX' d"ornpan.eo by IM \-•Cur tty rt h rred to tn theo c.ontr.c:t 00<.un>en" dnel by lht' lisl ot proPQ\~d \Ub(Ot"'ltrdCIOt.-, ff\\ OISTRICl rt\1.>rves 11\t' ro()ht lore ,,u •ny or .. 11 bid\ or to waive ~ny tr •~QUhH1h~-. or 1ntorma11t1c\ m f "Y 010 .. Ot on lhe b•C1<11nq Tiie DISTRICT II~\ dettrm1nl.'O '"' ~oerat pr~vtt il•r)Q , .,,._. of ;>' r awm "-'d~\ ,,, ttw I01.al1ty 1t1 whn h lht'> w(l1k ,., to DP ~rto1 med to1 • .t<. h '°"•ft 11 h <~\ 'JI wOf'~fl• +n n. N.MO to• 1 l.u1r tr• u1111 1rdft lti "" rJh:\ ,..,, on f41t .it tru OISTRIC1 Olltt" IO<"l"l 11 l~~l C..-llfOrn1.1 ( OPlt>' tHdY b4 olJtd ,,. 1J i'lfl -------rtQUot-\l A (opy nttrH: • r il•"t ritll ~ FICTITIOUS BU~INES~ N">ltO '' "" 1ub\1lo NAME STATEMENT lne fu1tQO•rq 'll•dulc ut o.r Oo •" ~<lh 10 II, H JI l~H S)Q /> Pl'BLIC !"OTICE Trw tollow•nq p(>r~n\ atf' 001r1q Ou'\I ~"\)4 \ •'> Od""'"d uoon l ¥wor • u~ l.1v f;. t ~\\d\ l'tQf'\1 flJI N'tUf\ lt'IP , •• IP tor t1vh!J.t•Y' -------------DEL PWAD(J NIJUSrRY lb!• MIO O.,.•ltno wO<'\h<lllDedl h"• JI'° Soutn E u<.l1d Af'\ul\( 11u C.•tllf0f't't1 • UN hJll ~ It .h.tlt fir' n '""' ,101 '( uron U• t. ttN STATEMENT OF AIANDOHMENT OF USE OF FICTITIOUS I USIH ESS NAME EIO~n 'l'r D<11nb1 CIQO' l tu I<'(' 181(, I r<•C. TOI< lo wnorn lh< •Ot\lt "' • ltw tollowu'9 p~r\Onc, ntt•C •Oran Capt1 Cart le l-O\l(ll Mt '· Cttlllotnu1 .-wdrde<J nn'l upon ..tny urx.v.11 1 "' donfd the u"" of lne t1c-t1ttov\ t>us•nrHs '2•'1• \lflder tHm to.,.._,., not h. 11'htn uw """o M n\e ~lvtn dnd LO•\ D•tt\brtOQe \Pl9C(f l f'd riftfl'\ \O <tll w o1•n•t n P~W PLUM II INC.. Box A/6 Ku><i~IO low" )101W •'1'1>IOVl'O by lh<n• 1n lfl~ t'•tevloon ol ~.,,..., Bt'acn, Ca1tl '12&5? Wtndell dnO Detore\ PArr, 1m1 tnpCl)fllral1\lled O•dnge (.001 Dally P,tt)I Mdttn tO 11 l • $1 .,,s 8•111 -------------- ~uot ,r.-d Or «1n~· (Od t lJri• y f.'1lul F~t. H •nd M.;r J 10 11 I~/~ ~I f> PL Bl.IC ~OTICE SUP£RIOACOURT OFCALIFOllNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE CH~ HllmlMr & l l )0 NOTICE OF t4EAAING [\I.ti~ of (,£0RGlt\N/I fl[l'l( a. ce.i-.-o NOTICE IS >t[ k ll!'I' vlllLN In.ti WkAYANNr I l{l llH old n11 nl\tr ,dJ...1-. OI th' l ~tutf' ot C.EOkt-1 ANP. I { L f'l l 01o do <•W"I h•\ fllt-0 "t:, E-tn o ~ t lfl1 ;n fur .m ord~·r 1u1hOftl no ~nd d rtlllf''Hl tt'I, cHJ """'\triHf IA of th\' f' ,,.,, f 1 1N •tx>Yt n•nWOd'<lctf\nltoron'tft'jfh rue,,r-.''V Ot\lfl[)t-tO 0. ln'N lfl WI' I 1/\1\.\ t ,,. al\iO ~nown ~ b •t l-lUX in 1om l)l1df'\Cf" '#lttlh tnf httr1\\ Of ltv Wt !tit n P~ftf'\~r-.n1p A'J'flt nu n t 1 nit rNS mto tJy IJ• \( Qfnt '" h1 t ldt t111, .tn t hy WILLIAM \,l A ,,no "' I llh<..n h" llt"t'" '-f• tot fh -11tfll.1n ,, I ti""' ft JOI ow •llOY~ t!nlitlt<O <..ou, t' H ,,., }I t Udy ot MtHl O '~' 1 .;t ¥ CJ <IOc.~ J AM lhf'l>tf' ""•'*"" ltt t h 1.at> 4 """ 'V" I\ f'4 I 1~ 0 "4 I ;Ito.,_ {JH h It 1n1• • t t 1n •• tf' '"' '' u u t111 '\h1t•"••1wn .ti\ f I l 1ft"o '-wUI• tilt~ft'. Iv .HNl '' 1.JO~ N t.nlt Vt t'4 toco.t I (I U\()t1 t ll•lotn•" Rfllf'lf'O{~ t "' ,., .. lv ",... I. 1111(.H'\ on til• ht-tf tn I Or tur ttlf'• r u 11\.Uf 11" OA1EOM<lt<hl l'tH Vl.I LllAM V >(.,Mil 1 A1tortw v tett Pt l11•0•'W' WILLIAMV SCHMIDT All.,ntY oill l..•w SU•lt JOO ,.. S..n Moquel Dro•• H••Porl Buen C~ltlOrll•~ ,,..o Teltpl\Ont (714 1'441170 Attorno ,., PET I flONE A Publt~h..-d Orttnqfl' Cornl O.iolv 1'1to1 Mdrtn 10 11 1/ I 11\ 81• I Pl'BLIC NOTl('E H011CE OF TAUSTE E SSAlE T S Ho 14/0J • SADDLEBACIC E SCAOW COMPAN Y •'> csu•v ••WO nt~o l ru4-t~,. U!Ht-, lh•• t • h>w 1 n , U• c, 1 lh 11 u • .t 01 o u t .... 'll 'I I l A I ' IJ II 111 A II( IO'-' t o ttH •H' HI I UH~ Pl f rot.: \ A"iH qt I},, ,, tu• I '' ,.tlr 11t luwlul '"' n y t U • lln•I• ,t )fdli \J Ill fl(lhl 1111 lltl 11 Id I\ '' "' •• 0 to fUUt "tJW h• UJ by ,, uf•J•, ~.I j n. t ti t.>t l ro I ,, 11, f 11 1 •'., n1,. n 1n• 1 d•, ' t '1 f H'I I Oh' Alllo.ANUfk 1rr:o1>1ll 111 /lf,t, 4lt 'Y I f(J~I 111 nu t>1nl \~t wd1 11 N!1 lllA•ll f NVlllON.,I N1A1 '•OU'>IN'.1 INC • C di tori ~•\. .,., • 1 tun k~ t f)t "ft {Jt t ·~ r llrf 1 f I fl, fl ,.. J •Q0~7 1n boo• ''""' I "'f ,, "'" I I (JI •1t1r1• F.-ct>rn" 1n tnr c,,tft,,. .-.• tt11 t-PCOtOf>f Ot n r11r"l .. t r1unty u(1"' t1) m 1tu\t ~\f ''°" \ UH t 1tc.i.._1ft9 "'~,... pi:•rtv Lll,llc O(Sl.1111 TllJ•< All ltl•t l,t1Jll\ I 1r\J J•m~\ R Pl~~-.o•\~I S4A R.dmonc1 Sdntd t\aott, t-o unla+n valley. No bidder "'"' w •thor •• n • ., tnd tor,. l.99vl\jl k~ll Call I 92.S1 C.Jlilornooil ~11CMI ~IO Pt:BLIC NOTICE ltth f I Clltl uth t \""""'"'Qt \)t' tnqt .Ji>\\, •~O th luuv ... ' SUP ERIOR COU AT OF THE STATI!. OF CALIFORNIA l'OR THE COUNTY Ol'O RAHGE No A 12' .. NOTICE OF HEARING FOR PROBATE OF Will. AHO FOA LET TEllSTESTAME NTAAY E\lah o l E TH£:L MAUD RCAOING, Del.td~t'(j Ao.tel Compton Blvd S•llllowt 1 C.dlilorm .. A1><1ymPnl DOnO dno d °""°'m~n" Thfs bu\1n(J\~ Wd\ condutltd by a 'K>JOfl ">OnO w dl be rt-quired pr1C1r tot .. H~c.utioo QtnO"I 1><1rtntr,n1p Julldn Woll q~ L~rrdbl'~ Los '°I"'-' con1r" I T 114! p.tym~nt b(Wld $Miii Jttmt.' R P10\kow~k1 An<}ele\ C•lllornid 900o9 ,. 1n the to1m ~, .. , torln in tfit c.onvoc.1 Thi\ st•ttmenl wn fllt'd w1lh ltw -umr "'' C.OUnly Cit rt< ol Or•nQe County on M.ar Thi\ t>u,fnen "conou,tcd bv ,in un Oil ltd M.treh i. 1 II\ a, l'llS 1nt.orporatPd 4~\0Chtt•On Othtr INn {.,Q\ot rntn'l Uodra F27J0$ .Jf)drlnersn1p Uy Ootolhy t1arv•y f ""'-' Publ1'1>ed Or•noe Co•st 0dlly Pllo1 E ll•\hf'I c;. 'Y Pllnt County Clt'tk OI Ordngc C.ounty on Mn• M.<rtn II, 74 IY/) ' -I\ Pl'BLIC ~OTJCF. -------------1 11 1Y7$ F41llJ ""Dll•ned OtdnQr Co~\I O.i11y P1101 P l HI.IC ~OTICL PARCELi .An ur'(11y ,,..d \ ,. ~ , nl fl'flf rt I " mn tu Lui 'v• f, , 1 ,."'" ,. / 1n tho ( l'l'Of NtwPQrf U•dt' M wnbn l "I ill , ,,, ' ,,, ft , ,. I 111 ~ ~ ) 11), O t l• 111 f,1 l "/it •llll 1Ut Mt~) 11 lht 111 t t.Jt tf 1t1I ~ h ''"'° r I .-d 1 .ncv • )I.I' • f t ll 11•11 •I I ftrt Hht 1w !oh j f Yf tf • n(l 1ill'I t II '''' It r 1t1td •• 11 IJ•t• thll" H'HIU til ... ,,,, tlltlt', ll••· 'IUO\I tn1. '\ ,., If ' " ul 'JIWl lhll r'WlW•Yt f .,,. '.,I j 1111 I I t 11111 t t' r'lnl111'l r Jll IJ rlH t l<:I~ "-.1,.Hl•t ti Puf f Da\'l' Stont., HC'\C', J, \1\.1e1o u s Bill \on Klt:111Sn111 I, B\ C CLASS (' 1. 1l ,1mpsh11 l' H o~c l>enn1s Burntll. SSSC. 2. Sun<l .1. C1 uh.im C..:1 hbons , BY\. 3, Ch a risma. Kar e n Schoonmaker . BC.YC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ltwl ANNER SCHOEN ERn.tsllleel heteln a l'('llllon tor p robale ot ••1111 4nd tor I~ suance of letter~ tn t•ment&rY 10 lht' pe11110f'\(lr retrrence to wtHth t'J m.ott. 1or lurlN!r 1>41rl1cul•r" and IM I 1114! 11me •nc:t platt 01 hurino lht '"""' h•\ beetHeltor t\ptill, 191S, rll '1 lO" m 1n tl'IP courtroom ot D<'!Mtlm~n• No 3 ~ >.110 tOU'I H 100 (1v1c <.•nu r-Ott'-'f' W~•· 1n Ill~ (II'( ot \,1nt<1 An• t-111tttofn1a F IC.TITIOUS I USINESS HAME STATEMENT The lollow1nQ peri.oM •re do1nq b<Js1 nt\s•• ~tell 17 14 JI, AOtll 7 19/S 8So /) --------------OEPAIHMEHTOF TRANSPORTATION NOTIC E t O CONTAt\CTORS ~Id Ut'ltn '~ .. Ult!,. t I n,,,. '"""' .,., ""'""'-' 1t t HI II' tnl Oi ,,,., 11 trH \\jfl U' l t O! t tt fH t ' I tv t J.} t1 fftf1(1 t t ~JI' I t I h 11..-. ltH Urf,t(1 r.t St Pal11c:k 's Ody Heg.ill;.i 1 <.·~ulls LIDO·l-l \ 1. Don \\ehh B\ C. :! 1-\tn Jl .11 11~011 I.IYC 3 l>m1..,K11~l .B\T LIDO ·l I B l, :\hkl• 11.i)tll'n. BC YC. :!, Boll Uocz1e BCYC 1.IDO·H C 1 B1ooks Benjamin , !':II\ C'. 2 Roger Van lkek . SSSC 1.AS F.R ,\ l T) Hc~1 ch . UYC . 2, :\like ~Ieehan . l"H \'C. 3 Bl.11r R1 y.111 l1 1'1IYC LAS ER B -1. D•I\ td Stcelc, hey, 2, Harry Keith. SS.5l' SAROT /\ I, L11. Denny. BCYC, 1. ~l oll~ o llora. NH\ C S\ROT B Clary, Nll YC. I. l>.I\ 1cl l 't1f.1h . BY<., '\ I .011 S \HOT (' Sulhv:rn. HC\ (' I. ~t·11tt P .1 111ek OCYC T im S cat Take s Cup /11 O verto1i Race Seal a cu~Lom 37 fool :.loop skippered bv De n nts Choall' of Long Ile.1ch Y:J chl Club " as the over all "'inner S.1t11r d ay m Cahrornta Yac ht Club's Santa Barbara I s lund race , the second feature of the 1975 O ver ton Series for y ,1chts rated under t he Jntc rn,1t10nal Offshor e Ru lc T annct Sea 1cs O V f:HALL-I llard Tac k , Ma r k Wilson . KHYC, 2 Walrus . Jim Worthington. S M YC. 3. Su Dy Ill. Andy Lockton. C YC'. 4 Sturmvogel. Paul Klose, SCCYC 5 Sltck. Dave Swu1 tz. CYC l'HRF·A -1. Su -Dy Ill . 2 \ amunos. Ron \\' :1 llt•1 stl'dt. P !\1 Y C 3 ,\ur or.1 11.ll'l a n<l Is aacs, l'Yl'. WILLIAM E SI JOHN, (.')uni~ (lt'•k STEVEN l DELB RIDGE 11 .. 111111 Street S111to IOI To.rshn, C:.t1lor n1• t?UO Tel 1714 I t :U >000 Allo••Y\ for Ptllhonn I ubh..,,eO Or,,)n~ Co.1>1 0 .. 11y PtlOI "'"''<h 10 11 ti 19fS 81' 1~ Pt:BLIC NOTICE NOTICE TOCAEOITORS SUPERIOR COU AT OF THE STATE OF CALI FOANIA FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE No A Ufto fslale o• w BF<AOFORD HELLI!. Oe1edw>O NOllCE I~ ~IE REOY C.IV( N 101111' o .. d1tOf1j; ot thf' Abovt'" nan1t"t1 Ck Cf'Otnt lhdl all per..on\ h.w1n11 clo1lf1" rtQ~IMI th., \clU1 dfl<Odt1ot a rf' 1• quirN1 10 ,.,,, ttlit!nl w ith 1f'K" nflC~\\(HY YUUd 'M r., 1n ,,.., nft1t e of 1hl" < 1er1i1 ot tht' .lbOvt• un titt1 d lOUrt or to prtt'-Pnt U-w m with uw "' lt\SMY vou<lle•~. 10 the undrr\IQnCd Al IN' Law Ollt<e ol "INOEL ANO ANOERSON, 10?0 N0'111 nro"'1wdy S<Jnl<11 t\n,1 Coll1fornlo\ 9'10?, wlltch 1) thr PlttlP 01 bu\lntS\ Ol lh• UM<H\IQM<I "' ,., ,..,,ll~rs P<!rl<11n111q to the .,1.1e ot ""'" dl!'~dt!nl w1111ln 10111 monlh\ allrr IN' hr\I oubt1c.hon of 11\•J not•'e O.ilell Mil« h 4 \Q]\ ROBf RT C L UCk (Y l •e<ulor ot 1'1<' W1 II of '""•Dov<' na,,..,<1 deceONll tUHDEL AN O AHOEltSOH 102tl'+or111 aro.odw•y S.n•• All.it, C•lilorn•• 92102 Tel 11141S:lt 1717 Allortwy lor E .ec11lor Pu!>ll•ll~ Or•no<' Coa\l o .. 11y P110I ~f'(ll 10 11, 2• 31 I'll) 818 /S P UBLIC NOTICE ---NOTICE INVITING SEALED "ROl'OSALS WALL OF ARl (0 1711 ~ Wt19M P UBLIC NOTICE St , S.n1• t\11.i (<Jl•forn1d 97/0S e l.UO• Lto l..ioenht!•m JH 8 LUO•nt (It NOTICE TOCllED ITOAS Cost• Mt\e (dl11orn1a,,61' SUP'E RIOlt COURT OF THE J•'" 1'4oro,.•ll 941 C.010...nrod Or STATE OF CAl lFOltNIA 'IJA C.O'la Mt\• ("l1torn1• •1&16 THE COUNTY OF OAANCE Tl>h buSlllt'H '> cor>01>tl<O bY oil Ho A 11111 9f<IUoillpe rlntf\hlP (>loill• OI M Ah([lLE flt f P VlU Leol..tOcnM •M atso ~ .. ., .. n .. , MAR C.(lL( N T I'll\ \l•lt~nl wa\ l•lf'd .... h lhe NE PVEU 0.-te•)• f1 CounlyCter1<otOrdnQeCoun1,on MiJr NOTICE. 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SUPEltlOR COURT Of' THE STATE OP: CALl'OANIA FOA THE COUNTY OF ORANGE NO A U0'5 NOTICE OF HEARING OF PET TION FOlt PROBATE OF WILL ANO FOR LETTEltS TES TA.M EHTA.RY E\14 11! o l 1nVI N C, KLE.IN [)o~••\ed NO f lCE IS H[ RfllY GIVEN INI DORA I' LE IN l><t\ llled herrtn • pel non tor Prob1lt~ of Wl ll and for '''-'u&0<.r .>I L<'ller~ Te\t.tn>rntary lo I~ pe11 11on~r telflffl< e to wh.ch f\ n--fOf furlller parllc111ar. .itr>d tna t '""lime and place al 11<at1flQ 11\11 '""'" N< i-n ~I 10< Apr II 1 197) at 9 30" m •n ,,,.. courtroom OI Oe1>41rtmenl No )OI ~•d coort al 700Ch" c.~nltr Ot1n Wt'\I In llV' (•IY of S..nta An• C•llto1n1d O.leel Maren 13 IOS WILLIAM E St JOHN, C.ounly C•t rk HERTllEltG, CHI LOS A SHIOTAHI 8Y Alo• S Urtl~ II WS.-Wlblllr t llwlll • Su11t ,,_ aoortr Hlllt ca ttn 1 Tel 12U121t-..... 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C<hnlline Ae91ona1 OccupalloMt PrOQram ol OranQt' county, c.a11forn1• .. 111 r<K t lve r.e•lrel bldt up lo It 00 A M on the Fl"I o•y of April 1'1S "' inc oltlc~ of "'Id C.oulllnt RaQlonat Occup1111ona1 Pr<> QrlllTI, IO<alNI a l 3303 Harbor SCvlOv•rd 8ulldln11 "C ' !>u•le~ It & 1,, c.Mla Mr'" C•l1lorn1.i 91~4 "' wlll<n l•mt' \a1CI bid!. will bt' publlcly -nod .ind rP<'d lor The PurcN\~ o' two UI rnob•IP un11S 10 Dt' used •• (llHfoom> Bid• \h/111 tw w bm1tltt1 on trvo 0<n oos•I sheet tvrnl\llPCI DV ttw-PurCM• lllQ AQ•nl ~fl<IO'>ed '" .. --•ltd 6nV•IOI>" m.tr11td • OCTO Mobil~ R~d•o fQu•P monl pl•lnly tr><!Or \lld .. 1th b1<1<>t'f \ a •1.00 Pvnt"h,.., OtAn~ Co•\I Mir!" 11 , .. 191~ 0~11y P.lol 888-1~ Puhlh1-n,.rt Nr wrtt>rt t-fAtMt N"w' p,.,,~nmo•ntrt -.Hn "'' Or~OO'"lC'M\t O~•IY 1'1101 Mor< n 1 10 1/ t~I~ ~/\ /) «;:SELECT T'PROPERTIES There were 24 s t::irtc1s 1n the Over ton 1· .H.''"' und 69 m t he Tanner ra('C. R es ult s o f 0 vc rton r ace P UBLIC NOTICE L S t ') PICTITIOUt au111o1au OVF.RAL 1 • C~I ' -HAMf $TATl"'ENT Jano. Bob K.1hn. C'YC. J Tn~ 10110 .. •n<i perMlft '' dOlno 0u" Deception, Da ve Megin ""':~u ESTATE 1Nve.s1M e.NT nlty, CYC fONSUl TAN TS U O() C.empu\ Dr HtwCIO•I 8 U (ll CA""° IOR-A 1 J ano, 2 Or H t• N ow• Tin 1n 11 I ., Z B II CeftOltlltHy Ln Irvin• (Al t2W O~C'epl on . .• .f'Uti. I fn1\ Du\1110~ " con Out led 1>1 ""In Gilbert, l'~Y(' <11v1au .. 1 Ht•Howe fin S 2 L 'Ill\ \l•ltl'fttnl ..... , liltld .. ,,,., ll'lol' tOR·B l. . cat . 9 tounlv Cltt~ ol Ort flQ• Ce.inly on Diana. Fred HuH mnn, ,..,,.uiry ••.1•" BWCC . 3. Wh it ecap, Pl•t>"'"f<l (')••M• con• 01111.,';:.': Mike t:l~enberg. W YC'. .-.o u ,•naMer 1,10 11 ms ~1> 8ld1 wlll bt u a mtntd enlll ,.ported to tne BoArd ol 0 1recloo 011ne Ql'trkt Al • "'"""9 within llllrl' tJlll Olly, Al1tr lllO Diel ootftlnQ Tiie Contrect 10 ot ltl wttl bt sot>iKI to • fl11en<t•1 1ulltanc~ contrll(I be1-the Or•ft9t Coun\y frM'ltll Olllrl<t end lllO u S Ooi>ertment OI Tr a11r.pc>rt•llon All 016NH will .,. rtQwlrtd \O l .,,llY Ill.ti ltlty e rt not Oft lllO Comillroll•r Ge,..., al I lilt 011....,11910 lt toftl•ACIOI'' '°""actor will ti.> rtQulft d to comply wttn •II 1100lluOI• tGu•• E Mf)lll'fll'Wnl o.e<tunlty ••~"' t nd re9ul•I-\ lttqvlrtmenl\ tPO< lll~elton\ ~ tor rm OI l>fQflOM I\ mey lit otl4el...ct Mid 1n-tood •• ll'lt ttflct of Ille P\w(lwl\ ll'f9A9fnl JoM I( A\dtr Jr , l uyer Ou,,.. (ow11ty Tn1161\ Dl•trl<I Pu«llltMO O••n9' G•ut 01lly Piiot "'"'"" 10.,..,, 17. 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Tr..,tpotl•llOll Any n •mt •00t•r111 9 on tllt ""'-'''Of'.-(;e11u•I' "•' ot 1rwhO•Dlt contr•c•ors IC' 1 • .,.., .. ,v l•n•nucl •no ol'\Slstto con1lr11< 11on " no1 •" .i1Qil>N t>rCICJet AtQu1rt menl\ \P"C 111011.,.,_ •no IO.M• of •rOPf'•lt m•• .,. oo•••""" bV ptO ll'ft 1""1'1\ up el Ill• Oll1te ol lllP f'Vr(ll<IWIO Aptnl Jol\n I( A\,,.r Jr R11\•tt C.O ASTt.INE REGION,t.l. OCC PA TIONAL PROGRAM OI Or •n<Jt co .. nly C•lllornl• flv Jame•G Wn l A\\•\IAl'll ~rlnttnel<lllt Or•• County T • ""''' 01•t••fl.,.._• Or•nll" 'o•\f O•llv 1'1101 Moltln 17 H lf1S "'1.,.1S f'M~'ll 10 17 ltl• I~ 1~ Pl'BLIC NOTICE Pl'BLIC NOTICE LI FE ANO ACCIDENT AND HEALTH SYNOPSIS Of' THE ANNUAL STATUr\ENT OF c em-rc;lal ~ U fe l11S.Un<t Ct-Y. UOI o. ... $1rHI, ~lie.Kil, Cllll-• •t ... Tot•• ACIM•l!~d ·~'"'' Tot•l lf•b•jj .. _. 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Co.>•I o.to1yp.w r.Ml'f'"\C, r... -.._u_9', .. ~ ·~i f STEPS TO THE BEACH I.Ill' llH Jo(OOtl tilt \, -.1111 .1l1oll 111.11111 .111ll <I i.:r•11111rl , 01w 11• 11 "''" llt ).?11 ''I 111 11 I Ill I\ tll' l11nHn11111l1 I 111.1 ,111\,111 1.1µ1• 111 ltll\ 11111 111 "" .I ti-I :-.II• ,1111 • \ .ill no11 111 'l I' 1' I i •111111 \~1·1ll \I :•I.•· llrn1111 r .. 1 lJ 111 ti\ • """ 0111 I Ill I 11.11;1 111111 111 ti 111111. 1111 11 I ,!'I\ 111111 I It 1'1\ 1'11111 ( l.t~'llll'll I ,111 t.42 .ltl;h '· ' - ' . ... 88 OAIL V PILOT Monday March 17~1915 ......... .... w. !Homes For We '1Ho.t" For Sde ······················-! •.••.••...•.•••.............................•. G ... ,... I OOJGwr• I OOzGetMt'Oi I 002 ...................................................................... i ~"4ti# SHtid, ~ REALTORs' VISIT THESE OCEAN OR BAY?? Just one s hort block to c>ither or "! 2. Bedrm., 1 a,, bath. Fireplace, ultn kttchen. ideal bt!ach home. Walk to everything_).>n the Balboa Pe nim;ula. A real buy for only ... $.58,900. CALL-644-7270 2828 E. Coast Highway, Corona def Mor PROP'ERTY MANAGEMENT "" IOO•I\ 101 llYIOIG llOOUlf G~ral NATIONAL MUlTI UST SERVICI •• U• •II• rou •~• 1111 or 11.,1 AllrlU<I 111 IHI 11•11011 I 002Gf'ft~ral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• LIDO ISLE Large 8 BR .. 6 ha. home on sandy beach ; 50 ft ~ lot. s hore moorin g. $295,000. Will c.:on ::;1tlcr lratlc. Brand new 5 bdrm. 1 IJ-.ath . on :w ft . lot. Pier & s lip. $295.UUO Attrac.:t i \C' 3 lHL G ua smglt:! !>tory : tiU ft. s treet-to :,trcet lut. Sl 5G.500 Xlnt bu). 3 BH. 3 ba. smgle s ty. home on 35 ft. street-tu-stre<.·l lot. S89.000 WA TERFROHT LOTS 4Ux90 Ft. $250,000 30x105 $165.000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bo y\1d e Orivt> N B 675-6161 BLUFFS BEAUTY J llH'rtOr tk .• IJ.:111'1 II 0\\ 11 ll u llh'. \ ,, 1111llt•:.:. J lwll1non1 l1ou-.1· 111 l'\ I 1.•fj 1•lll l"Oll cfllll)ll I t•JndlL·ll ,\. 1i.•p1.·rc<l l It I" 11 fl \J ~ . ~ I' ,I I I. 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OPEN HOUSE DAILY 1-5 DUPLEX Houses For S* I ..... hrs. M111tH For Sde 1 ....... Fors. Hoed•• For S9t IHOlltff Fors• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• GWt"Cll IOOZGa•r.a IOOJ G...,... 1002G....,.. 1002 G....,..i IOOJG11t1rol IOOJ • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WHAT DO YOU HEED FOR A SUCCESSFUL CAREER IN REAL ESTATE? Find out tt our lnformaU111e Career Night TUESDAY, MARCH 18 7:30 p.m. Humington Beach Office 9032 .Adams A._ • You 'll h a n~ the opportunity to take :.i hri<.•f Hca I Es tate Sales Aptitude Tes t• · whil'h will give you an insight into your p l'r s onal qualifications for lh i:> dynamic industry where achievement and earning prospec t s Jre among the h1 g he::,t. Etforts of career sales motivated people are directly re warded. (;d full i11l orm ation on our muny lw nd1b. Ask about. our assistanfil' lll'l'nsing program. our famous "Head SI art" tra111111g progr am . as well as C'ontinuc d training by management to g 1' <.' you th~ tel'hnical l'ompctencc netcssurv tor your sales carc•c r . We of- lt•r the industry's best "1,radc pro- grum ",.:liberal advertis ing prog ram and proven sales aids. l\lcct many of our top s~Jcs & m<.1n agc- mcnt people -your opportunity to get an::, we r s first hand. Now! Fountain Valley, Santa J\na anti Huntington Re ach Offices Space is limited Reservations necessary - Refreshments served Call 556-7035 or 963-5671 G~ral I 002 Getterat 100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• I I LINDA ISLE LET THE SUM SHINE IN! and flood this charming CdM h ome! Vines provide ~hade, the fireplace provides warmth , ri<.'h carpeting provides comfort, a 45' lot provides s paciousness and 2 units in the back provide over $400 in income. This new lis ting is a winner! Certainly worth looking at! at $110,000. UNIQUE HOMES Reatton-675-6000 2443 E. Coast Hwy., CoroM def Mer G~al I 002Getteral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HARBOR . VIEW HILLS Exceptionally attractive 4 bdrm. & family rm. home. A spectacular view. ~t!<:luded lanai & love ly pool. complete the picture of a restful family home ideal for entertaining. Pritc only 8129.000. • VEAR BAY ANO BEACH 675-3000 BRING NEWPORT WATERFRONT Pier & 2 Slips $13'1,000 Large 3 HR home with 2 !.>oat slip:. m.-ed:. new ownc.-r EnJOY li ving on the wntcr. Tastefully rec.h.~c.·orall'd 1!173. Lurge spaciOlb rooms oll<'rini;: dislin1-tive hvin..: on fre land 2 Fircpl;.11.·l'..'\, oµt•n bcums YOUR BOAT! °"""-........ wltt. -.dy bflicll ot y-r bock door Set• this IO\ t ly 2 i.tor~. a Bit h o1111• I.ob ol IHI\ Ul'~ 1 St>llt'r h.1~ b o u I! h l a 11 o t h t' r & 101 tlt·i. \ 011 r 1nlt•re'>I Subm1l i11tcr t1.·rnti. llc\lhl1.· Pr1t·cd al 569.!JOO on lt·..t!>C land Onlv $2:! p er mo 011 lung t erm leas<' LIVE ON AN ISLAND HUGE LIDO HOMES 11 t .OOO Dtvo rtl' fort<•s :;all· uf lh1s lt;arge cm.tom homt•. {)vcr 2700 s q n ... bedroom:;, dt•n, :O-t'\"n~ r oom. :-.unkl'll lul> 111 m asll'r s uite . Prt<'I.' n·dun·d for 1 m m1.·diat{' ~ale. Only SI Hl,I)()() F t•t• laud. l'IL·a;.l' t'otll now fl)r appointme nt l ?<107 t. C OAST HWV COR ONA 0£1. MAR :.~~! .......... !!.'!~ 1:.~~~! .......... !!.'!~ 4' PRESTIGE I HOM€S I NO-FAULT CONDO Only in The Bluffs can you enjoy such carefree living. We off er this popular Trina plan, with 3 bdrms. & 2' 2 baths, l~e. living rm. with frplc. Offered aL only $64,950. REAL• ESTATE BROKERAGE 300 .... Hewpon ll•d.. ~wport ~ach 645-6646 General I 002Getter"al 1002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I '• r ~ General •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 "I I . ti l In . < ti .\I .; l:li '1: \1· .... 11111111 $87,500 ,\ 111,1n t'luu~ :, 1.ilrm, .1 OJlll l'lblOlll lllllll 11111111• 1, 1.·.1111n•ll 1111 , IH'<'h l'111 .110· 1 llllllflllhl' .111d ll'tlllh 1·0111 I Int" 11•,1d•·111 , 11111\' 1'11•1' .111d ·'lip \\Ill .11·1·11111111111l:dl' :1 1:11";..!I.' li11.t1 Tf11.., h11111t• ha-. 1.·1 1.•1' :111H·1111.1 Cll'E~ l/Ol ·~?: FIX-UP PAINT-UP SAVE-SAVE SAVE °' [ ummN-MflfiTIN IHlJ I WESLEY N TAYLOR CO HUG HOMES, INC. SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO Lot. lovel y view. 1 :: atre. Just S28.uOO LINDA ISLE Contemporary, t>ntirely \ 1e w on<.•nl<.•d on turnin ~ lwsin or N<.0\\f>cH't Hav. $550,000 567 San Nicolas Driv~. ~ite I 02 Newport Cent~r 640.4050 I 002 General 1002 ~HERITAGE • ' REALTORS POPULAR EASTBLUFF I 111 !TI ,I I II I.I I I' I. 11 'h H1111l I l11•dr111 l.1111 1·111 11"111 1· I\ II II d 1•l1.:hl 1 lll pJll'I (01 1·.11 1•111.11 \ I: .t I 111 .: It .1 I II \\.1111 1111111 \\tllj.1111//1. p1111t ,, IHI )II l \ ,111· tlrn h ·' 1.;' .lfltll By appt. only l~Quail ~ liiiillPlace Properties , 7Sl·19l0 " 1•00 OUAIL ~T NlWl'OIT lllACH t1 lt1 .~·•_!:'< ., \ t'"' hi.> UX.~1 Lachenmyer Realtor VERY PRIVATE SWIMMERS POOL ,,, •• I \p1do• 1, l.lllllllh lnr 111 · 111•dn1u11h 111-1' 1111· ,,. (/111\'I I n•1• 11111.•tf l l'• ,., l'r1d" 111 U\I lll"f 11 lfl I 111'1111"1111111 I • I I I' \ I I' . I I t. I I II ~ 11 11 111.11•· l'loh \••I\ Pl II.Ill \\ 1111111\ I """' 1 1 \ \\111 11111 .·d .1 1 -.1.1 1 111 1 .111 1 .. d.11 tdt. I l 1 l I•, THE REAL ESTATERS ~HERITAGE REALTORS I·: \. !-: I< Y I>.\ \' l . ~T I J. !-.01.1 h I ;, 111111 111 1.· ;ti I our 111f1n· IJl!lllQuail~ Iii IPlac• · Praperti•• · 751·1920 1400 OUAIUT HIWl'OtlT H ACH CAPE COD TWO STORY POOL $1900 DOWN I 11111\JI t•111r~ 111 \ 1,1r;...•· Ill 1111! :llld d111111;,.; I lllHll;- l ll.•111111 111111rn1·d \\,II(, ,111.t r1111111 tl11111l•1·;. :-.p.lt 11111., lllil111H 1111ld1111r hlll 111·11 :-.\\ ····11111~ .,1.1ir ... 111 UllH!UI' 111:1.-.11.•r and , ,. par ,1 I •· "h 11d rl'11 :-. \\Ill ~:-. \'1·ry large 1•1H·10;.t•d 11:.110 Haml>I· 111g p :1rk 111\L• g rounds .111d pool llon ·1 miss lh1s ww c.11 1 •11 •• i 1;11;; (.,.,," 11f'J••' [® THE REAL ESTATERS lh'l t' O il q tlll'I \ oll d 1• ,I( , __________ _ 1 lll"lh I Int , llfll"ll .111.I VIEW ___________ , 1 11l·•·• 1111 1 ..... 1111o11 VIEW ESTATE NEW BAYFRONT CUSTOM HOME ~").! ·•'". t•I t •.ii llt1.I -.\ Ut ~ .tll 11 0111 l\dr111 I h;1tfl.; 11111.; PETE BARRETT Ill• 111 1 I.• 11 Ill.I 'l. I 0 c EAN & lo ,1I I1· I\ nil fl.1 f llOJ 1'1•11111 .111 .1 \\ 1111 '"I\ Liit· pll'r I 01 1/11,1 l lit• l" 1;i1 ll. :.! -REALTY-1" "' '"'111 "1 1111 1 ""' 1111 LIGHTS II• II. I IH"dt nOlll, ; 11,1111 6U·S200 675 · 4060 11'11111' '11111 "" II "' BARGAIN I 11 r )' \i I l 0 1· I r (• 11 I J f .1.111 c .1.,1•. :! lll'l'Pl...it1·.~ 111111• 111 lllllo!l' ll\ 1nµroo111 ,'\ 11111· 111 up ... 1.11r:- 11,1\lt•)llf 111:1.,tl'r 11drm \\1·1h,1r. ,111 ht11lt 111.-111 1·lu1l111i.: <'llTti'•llll 1i\1·11 1'1·1· 1a11d "'i '.1.111111 1+1.• h1 ~0 IHI it\Ofl' Ill 1111 fll.lllOI\ •II 'l'I' ,ll l:.!tKI I·:. H.1lhoa t~l\ll. 1.111111\ I I\ 111.: I 11111\"f lnl $44, 900 •'"' ·'111~40-6161 llti.111 11t.irm a11111111tf, 111 Custom Duplex ;J 1l1•d111001 ttnll-. I '111 ,,• 10 lw,1('1l .~l.!i .'.llMI ~. CENTURY 21 642-1771 COATS&WALLACE REAL ESTATE , INC. I 002 Get'teral 1002 ..•••................•................•...... PIER-SLIP-SANDY BEACH 40 feet. s pectacula rly locat<..'d . on East Bay fo'ront. Peninsula. Classic early Balboa horn<.· Priced to sell at S225.000. FABULOUS VIEW LOCATION C n 1 v t' I' s 1 t \ P a r k · s b e s t "l\larquctl<• " :1 bed rooms. family plus dining ro"rn:--. wt·t bar and l\\o fire places. V1t·w lo UC I and Newport Ccnll'r. On w1cl<• gn •t•nhel l. S7n.500 WES TC LIFF Extlus1H' Lincoln Lane Folir bt'droom honw with formal d111ing room : ~real family home --Clos<' to schools and shop1>in~. $92.500. INVESTORS -CHECK THIS ONE! Start building ('qmty and l<.tkin J! depredation <iclvantagt•s with this choice Coronn d(•I Mar duplex with guest quarkrs O\N the g <Ar age . 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DUTCH COTIAGE NEAR HARBOR 4 +FAMILY +pool \\ '"" 111 L' 111"1" 111""' ll'l'l"I t '11111l1,11tl 1·11\11 TIRED OF LOOKING?? .\I ·run <lu"n · hou.,1'!>, that '"' 11 !>II, llll'n dun l 1111 ,;, 1 111 ~ Sl l'EH REAL TORS s ince 1H4 CORONA DEL MAR CUSTOM ,DUPLEX View from owner's beautiful unit. Quality b it redwood 2-story. Spacious 3 BR, den, 2 baths. fireplace in each unit. 2 Years ne w. Grt location bet. hwy & ocean. Lovely home+ inc. 21 I I San Joaquin Hills Road NEWPORT CENTER. M.8. 644-4910 \I .1 111 111 •I I II s 11 ,\HI' \I i':;').\ DEL General I 002 Gfttffal I 002 I· '\ I I·. I I I \ I I : fl :-.. .\t \ I 11 \ f( I\ I. I \1: Ill.I I·. 1•11111. 11 11 ;..•· "'' .... 11 p .1ll\I Ill\ Ill"' \1111 lllloJ d1tll"ll t"\ll(llll"\ l.1ldll'll l·'.111111 \ ·'"''" ·l1t•1llurnll.• 1:1.1111 · ll"l"l'j!lll:ll ~.11d., 1\11\I' + 11",llh•r .II.Tl'.'·'· '\1·.1r ll.irt11>r ,1,: ,\lan11:1 :wn1111h. Full (11"11."l' univ S hi.:ltlO · l...11\1• J(l\,1nt.ig1· 1•:111 XI~ .!.>.i.1. [•: : ~ : : • 1j ~ . 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L \ rt-: ll.111r 1'1f111 l'l,,.,,111,·d .1<1. 11.1.; .~.)II< 111 u .ill i ll ~~~~! .......... ~?~~ ~~~! .......... ~~!!.~ *FOUR DAY WEEK *MO SELLING * REAL EST A TE LICENSE REQUIRED W1l~4" I l .. e olle t1 70,., CO"'W"tw.<n to ovattt+M aoohcan•e Hunl•n91 on 8e•cft are• For tnt••v tfw c.elt Jat.k Pet • " >fV.~UO O< IA1 U~!> -- Walker & lee Real Estate f.1111111 op1>011un1ly employer macnab I irvlne realty ".ANXIOUS SEU.at" 5 bedroom, 3 bath Harbor View Home. Great location ! Formal dining room. fireplaces of used brick & 3-ca r g arage. $93.500. Emmet McKune 644-6200. (&54) RlENCH MORM.AMDY ON LINDA ISLE Beautiful d etails, custom finis hings & antique Guild Hall doors make this home a treasure. F1exible floor plan. Home $335,000 land $150,000. Appl. only . Dona Chichester 642-8235. ($55) CROW'S NEST VIEW JETTY Y .ACHTIMG .ACTION One or Corona del Mar's finest views. 3 bedroom w /abundant parking. Priced for action at $169,500. Ken Hartley642·82.35, (S56) HARIOR VIEW HIUS Sparkling 3 bedroom, den & f a~ily room home w /unfolding vis t a! $97,000. Belle C hase Lee 644-6200. (S57) IEST LOT IUY IM llG CAMYOM Marvelous secluded fatrwuy lot. #25 Hermitage Ln . $78,!)()(>. Barbara Aune 642-8235. <S58l 101 0o • ., o ..... •o aus 1644 MacA11hur •u uoo NeWpofl OHl"l't, Caiifoni .. tt66J HoeHt..,. Si-. , ..._.,For S-. HMM• Por• S. Commercial _Mo..;._nd;..;1.._y;..... M_1_,_ch_t_1...:... _19_7_5 _______ 0;;;...1._1.;;;_L v_Pl..;;.L.;;.O_T-'8~7 ••••••••••••••·•·•••••• ~··;·········••••••••• ·············•••••••••• i·.;p;.·i;~~·.;····i·o4i ··••••••••••···•••·••·· Property ''oo Inc°""* 'ro,....ty 2000 Houw1 u.._.lhed lotboo Pe11lftMlla I 007 01 a MeM I 024 t•t•l)tM leoc.ll I 040 •••••••••• • ............ Mewporl leocJ. 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I \' I d II a I h \I Ill l' :-. ,,_ g j r a i.; l'". ,\ 11 1111 Ill g 1;:rx:111.; i.1t. 1 .. ww<I 1111 l!. \JI; hl!l:I l '1il ptl I Br. llJIN & 11''1. ncw.L'ulltilt i~l l i\gt hath '• w.llk to ull Walker & lr.e He1tl l state REAL ESTATE <)00 (jli•nrwyrt• ~I IRVIME TERRACE U.: .1lLU1''.fS •OVNl001011g j),Jun1h.• •On• of A Kind IBr .ma 2 J-'rplts 111-:A n:u 1loc>1, Over :WOO~ I•\ •70 Foot Front~ 0:'11 001.PlllN t'EHHi\CI:: 0 ~LY ::.i~~.0011 11" 11cr Hrler U..> i;tu,.. SPYGLASS FL10lil ... llC \ ll'W \\ llh jll'UI ltH.lst·p • pool o.\. holllh 1oom. 'l'IHs ,; b\·1h11um 1'\1·w Uculu1•u l'l..111 1 • .; tdt•ally lot•:Jlt•tl on J •• treet Wllh lot .. ; ul }Ollllj.! l'h11tl rc11 & )uu ng p.trl•nl..;. llul'I'\' lu M'l' 1111., one, tl 111111 L la:.L :>I I l,.>U11. ****** SHOWPLACE Spacwus .; lll'<lroom t runt 1111mt· w1tn 1m·i.:1• farn1h 111\, IOl'IOal d111111g & l.11 i:(c ·l IJl'(ll'oom. :! 11<1 l'l' .1r JIH Y"lrpll', .~undt·c~. 11Jln,, t'l1'. ,\c,1r lkal'll \ 11ur H·rms ' 752-0460 Anytime . DUPLEX-S7 4, 900 IOl'l'UtlSlde lll I l~~y J 0\\ lll'I' .l I I l'l!l!J CAT ALINA VIEW ,, or, L· '..! uu, IJm. 1 m .tin. rm. :! lrpll''· l'\ 11•11,;1, c lan<l:-.t-;111111;.: ~ cl1•eoralln~. l't'l' 1.111!1 h1 11WIH'I'. :.l ;l!I ltlll 111111 1'1111:.1dt• L.1111· i.I I ttl 111 "l'llOOb. ~ lJ,;)\IU. li(•st OI t\·rm:-.. RoyMcC~ "R.altor I 8 I 0 9'Wwport r-- l\>:-0ta .\lei.a ~M-77~1 BONUS Hoo111 lnr) our h1111l111•::. 1n I II I ,_ ;! U i. 2 U cl t• 11 • •I $SAVES Uedrooms, J l>ulf\S, din· ing room. & 1am1ly rou n,. -ByOwner-O\'er :!!.IUU ~lj . I t. 01 Ul't:HAt:.H:u 5lir. fo'rml Krac1oui. 11' in1-: 111 th1:. l>K. JB.1. Walk lu, S&S home. Unly I >t•.ir :--l'IH1•1h. K 1nru Jr 111.-w o.: ,1tl1a1·tl\1'I' l'ulll'J.:l' .J Ill UtiiX IJl'H'l•d l'.dl u-. llil\\ al i I I II t-: i\ l T I ~ l ' L ·I 11 r . \l.\HIX .\ltll in liHl-:1-~X B I< 0 0 K I' 111 s ho nH· ... 110\\ :-. bl•l t1· 1· 111:.in a mdl Lg 1 011111 rr k1tc11. /\,.. .... um:.wlc \A loan or all l l' 1' Ill:. • ' g l. :>.30 t)!!(,() El.l::t;A.NT ~ hr lrt·ll'\'!~I .. :,et•. tivmc 111 lx:I Cerro un.•a. Bt•aut11ullv ill' t·oratl·d & upgr:11Jtod ~l'\\ rpts. & l.lrp ..... main t·un·d lawn,.;, .i car gar. 1'11. I;.:. M'll lamlly rm ,\lu.,l ,,1•1·! l'.111 : ,),xi li&JO Agl. Open Su11fl.1y .\l:Jr Jti It I·: P 0 B 1• , I :.i I'\' :J . .)1.!.llO\I :.! ..... 1111 _\ l Br.JHLI. ;')jllllll d0\111 l>'!'• 111 'l"l"l· . .,l. Jgl .~, ... ; i'.1!J -..;t; Xt.10 X ~I j II j ..! I IJ I' !. l .l .ltlb X:!l 1. -. , Forever View I $36,900 U n11clicval>lt'. 1111! ll'll\'! G 1or1oui; 1·e ... 1d1·1u·t· 011 lat'gl•. p Ul'I< 1111.t! Al'Oll11tls w11n u1·au111111 g1a111 p.Jt111 an•.i. 110.1:-. l1l'l'1\ I n.-.,111~· pa11\lt•d 111:-.1lll' .S.: 11111 :\c\\ l',ll'IH'llllg. l'll'll "w11I c all I lll'L'. 1-: 111 n nail. .l lll'llr11n11h, pr11alc IJ;tlh ujl lllJ,ll'I' "Hill' :-.l' .\l .\11-: H l~ l'u.\ll.\tj : 540-1720 lltt) )ou1 pool noml' 0011 TARBELL 111r ::.umnll'r 1un. Scat J REALTORS br, w ,pool & :\eon. • \lame \Uu1· 1crm,:; 4.'1 2955 HarbcM-Blvd. mo\'l' 1'11 .soon. Call: ---- .).)6 1.xuo ,\gl. Op.to 11ou..,l· BEACH LOVERS Sunda' .\lar. lti Open let-I 111 thl:. l'\t•1· • ----lk'<Jl'll n:..,Hll'lll'C l .0,111., EASTSIDE ol gla.n \\r \ll'\\ 111 ""dl'll.1111 )..! 1111• 1111111: l'1hl\/Ol m I ITlll ,,, p.1111•1 111~ l\: tll'l'lll .. 11111' dll'l'b l BH , 111.-1tlg 111.bll'I' .•lllll' \\ \.11111~ ,\: l'lllll't•f.,,I 11111t !'al 111 l\111·11t·11. 1.11n1 I\. 11.,t•d 1111\'I\ lpll' l'llll"-.~ ·1ci:1.'1' q1h thr111111t : ;'\.)~.!ltttJ \'1111 llll'I\ ll'l'lll:'>! B11.r~11i..! .1-dl \;\•at..! or on 111:.: H·:! lut o.c :.1·11 gul· .... l 111111. All 111r ,_;l.l,..i!K) l'all 1.t:ol. hl..!·ti;>1~ \;.:l. Fountain Valley 1034 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Two Story Giant 7 % LOAN l HJ! -1 1.1111 rm + 1nrmal tl111. huge 1rp1c .ind ,\lom ·,, 1.1 \11l'llL' Cnun1r~ l"t\'11. 1-'lf.,l l1Hll' 0111.'I L'd ...... !..!M~I Hto;H !N)I( ~i:;.; Irvine 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rane ho 19•1 Q • 'l ~~9 (\JIO TRANQUIL L'111son or mlln w •naLun'. Stroll to :.hon•, :.hop ..... <':t· nyon. 3 Udrm:->, .J 11J.1p1,t· ::>7:.!,.>W EMERALD BAY (; rt-ul , "'hill'" all'f 'I'-'" Y.11JO> J wo11dc1 I ul ".t ·' OI llll' 111 lllh Ill\ l'I\ 2 ,1 \ 1arn11y nolllL' 4 Bcln1t-I IJJtl". 1lt-11 \\lln II pie 1''urm..11 d111111g rm • ::.cctudC!ll r..id1.111t n1'.1tl·d Lt·rrat·c. t:e11trJl1y lm·.11 t·d. nr. tt•nn1::. 1·1s .• 11Jrl. \\· IR·t1t·11 . :> l.>.>.wo TURNER ASSOC. l l!I.> ~. l':-.l I l \\ y. LJgUllJ 494-1177 .i g 11 na B e ll. H1•n1.11 l'l'Olll'rlY tnr :.all' l'lo,(' lei Hl'll. ;)ti.J.lllJU. l>. :-.c·t1nrnl1. ~:Ii 1 ii l Laguna ,..iquel 1052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• V.\\ '!\.'\ l' .1 ,\ r old \\t·ll 11u11l 111111w. ,; Br. I 1 B.1. 1rp1. l'lll'I. p.tllo. f..1111 I ll11 ('om 110 a ....... 1lllll' \' \ l.11J11 no qu.1111_1111~ ;:..!.>1111 d1l\\ll O\\lll'r \\Ill t'JIT_I !.1111. 1'1tt1l' 0111\ Urul.t•r,. ,,,;o g; "' U \ Q\\'.'\ t:H l:JliO ,,11. IL,~ hr. \ll J lg lam. rm & 1r1111 tl1n rm. :! 1rp1c». t .llhct11.11 IJl•am l'cll°~<> \,l'\\' tpt~. & tlrp". l-'dll· tJ.,lll'. l>U)'. :>.'>i,!JIJU. l.f.1 .ilU!I .lJllSL ~1•1.\-.....\i-;EJL 1-'IHSI' 1lFF1·:Hl.'\l; ur:rrr:H rn.-.. xr:w. JISH • .!1 .. IJa. l 01·.1u1 p,1!tch. ('ll.\IP.\111·: \)' ;:.,}ll •• uo. Costa M~sa Huntinqton B~h I 040 I 024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SanJo~in "l'nwnhou:-.C'.' I l'Clll1 ::.1.;,:1:"1 :-\1•!1·1·1 1 rnin ..! Ur ..! Br + tlc11 or ,; 111. i"l"pl1· ........ 1111 dt'l'lo.:,., l'Jlllh ,\II qu.1111' IL'.tlllfl'.'· 11 l..1~11 'l.11rt• l l'lll\ l'I ,\: L 111\ 1'1 'll\ Ur 1 1 i I I 1 , .i.! i J .. ; ·······················i... ....................... , COUNTRY CLUB &GOLF NEXT DOOR HI..! !.0110 ·'" II .; l.K•dt 111111) l\\11 ' ... 11·, th'\\ .11 11111\ ,,j,j,.11111 I ti :-.llkl IM) Jll <' , I 1 " l ,\I 1• '.I \ ,. I'd l' 11\'l <!hlJOl llOlld Ill'\ l'I' .1i.:.11n al lllb 111·1n• \'.111 ,,.,,.J rn Q., ,,1t. , ·. , [~1IH&ltl ONLY 9 LEFT Executive Condos ATTENTION VETERANS!! llc>a1111Jul I BH pout h<>rnl' w111 alerlall ''" gJ..; tlHlJ p11 F11rrnul d1111ni.: room. d11)! run. l>1>al J'.!Jll'. q1111·1 lt1l'0tl1011. C:..111 Ht:d t · .1 r p l' l , I{ l' :J I lo r,., Enjoy the G_ood Life Call493-251 3 \,I'.\\ I IH .! .. SUPER SHARP I lpt'll :'\JI ,\. ;-,1111 ,,11 tlllll J lilt in l~ t< Et-:.'.\ flt l'.1-.. .\u Hnr ... 111.:. 1.1.1 I h~· ;J 1 r cu11d 11111111•11 "llil ~ 1-.1qH·l·. \\,t11pa111·1l·d MewportBeaeh 1069 ;-,nort 4· .. t·rn\\ pu ....... 11>lt• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1u1 .:.; 1fili1I. I )11 I':.\, 1 IOL ~I· 111 u11 , IJl'Jlll . 1111.\ th''' .:-.al .:-iun I:! lp111 11n·,1111ru11t duplL'\ .; l.g1· L1.\;I \'Ell:-.l l'\' ""· .illlt l ' ~ll,1. DIL 1.1111 rill • .!1 • gar. pal Ill, p1>11I. ::.a>:!.!JtKI uwnr. :>.il -7770 $32,950 Townhousa ~Hr, :!Ba , ,\ir. jJJll11 'fll PY ml mo ::ilOO md a.,:;u d Ut'S. lH I ~IXX7 1wlf111,. ~ na. <\:I 1>t11111 . I h.1 .. \11 Hll 1n:-0. lllJ! llUl'll I 11 ~ I I' ll I. L ll \ 111'1 II lh 1.1rpcl111g. :>I i.1.IMI LIDO REALTY :i:r;-; \ia 1.iilu . '.\.I\. * 673-7300* 3 BR Condominiums XX.iii in• ow·' t-: H L1»t "11,.: ill'l'•I. '111'1'1:11'111.11 BLUFFS 2111< ,\: Uen. :!• · B.1. M ~x t to Runninq Stream n~ar Newport's Upper Bay. $40, 9 50.-$44, 950. 345 Uninnity Dr. 1Just 011 In1nc.\\1·1 548-7223 -Real Estate byMINA.Y SUBMIT TERMS!! LARGE FAMILY RM. l'h1s homt' 1,, nl·ar Ul'at·f1. .,t'IHllll & :-11111111111.l! ::,uµl·r \alut· tor 1t11• d1 ..;. 1·n111111.1lltl;.! 11uy1•r. l 'ul· lJ :-.al'. Bl' .1 'u1111cr, I '.\LL 1' I.! :1,;.i OMLY S34,900.-4BR ---------·1 1 ·or r. \t; 1·: 1 .'l ll L' 'lo; I' IWll. Work a ltllle. ::.H\l' .t Im. 111 1111:. lal').!I.' 1111 11111111:. oil ... wr~. lllH., :.?••I<\. L..: F H 11111 rm lk .1111 up ~r.1dc·tl :-,,, , .Hhl \ppl .,.-.,,! i :I l!J DREAM MO MORE \\'c 1c tuun!I one l11.1l n.i, l'\'t•f\ tn1n,.:, ).:I t't'lllll'll I o (' J .l 1 ll 11 , ll 1J g r J d I II ).! ll r U ti U I. Ill• ii U-1 I I 11 I t· d:,l'JjJIO).! \\llll 11).!llh. J drm.~ .. l' • h.1t1l..; Jill.I .1 l>t>nu.-; roo~ Wllh \ll:l 1>;11 :xi!t.:JOO Incl "land CALL 552-7500 •VISION• REALTY \ 1(1•d 11 111 l't11lljl.lll) l tll y. J' ,1 rk lA•llll'I' I I ' till' l . 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It • F:P .. ncur OCC. ~ll..>l.111. 1·11nt1-.H.'l OK . .>l:J 111.;;J PATCH·PAIHT AND SAVES Real Estate byMtNAY SQUEEtE YOUR SS OHL Y $3B, 900. ..huy'i urn; roomy :rn1t lt>a IH11l1~ Ill c1101ce HH IOl'llllOll. u~~ .vour VA wlln low monthly pay· nwnL'> or low down f:o'HA. ~ 4-l.Jti SUPERLATIVE CH.ARM "CllOICl::OFTWO" La Cut·~la homes. One -.i.:I ::.tot'. and one 2 story. Both ollt•r 1am11y room, ' .1ul1 t' cl t• t! 1I1 n I-! an rt -.p I\ 1011, II\ '"A Uritl "'l;l() 1,1 .\'.l'IUOL:, I tw J Ila 1'1m 11nunw 111 IX't111t11u1 Spr1n~h11r :.1 All thl' l;11od1l·., y1111 ii 1•\pect 1 ll 1111 I rillll :.~ It l :-. I y. home. Jfu~e ,\I br. :.uiu1 w1walK II\ c to.--ct. ;J min POOL TABLE and WET BAR ... go " 11 h 1111::. o ne St> hr 111~ 1 he 1am11y :111<1 l'llJOY me l'asy care yJrcl. till' rcac•auon C'l'Oll'r, park::. a11cl ll'nllh. J\ .Sl):Jl'llllh .J ucdroom, 2• • ll;11h townhuU:.l' "'llll 1.11'1-:l' t>vnus room lor 1.1in11y I 1111. ::>U:J.:lllO. Ow1wr 1 c Ud) Ill llllJ\ l'' RAIS OR'S REALTORS l I\ I' ll 11 !.! II 11 11 I J I I ,:. fl lll'.111\l'd I 1'11111).!.> I·: ... ,~ l'.11 l' l..llt'l11'11. 1111 llltllll!.! ~1·11 1·11·.1111ng '"•'II .lu-1 ,(l'I'·' Ill Pl I\ ,Ill' 1'11111 111111111\ l\•11111, 1ullll ·' l\ 1111 111 111:.: Jlllll I .111 d f.11·11111 I I I >I' I.II I' rt )I I I I :.inlt'lll'I llll'lllth·d 11111~ ~)!..1 lh'I' 1111111111 I '111111\' 1il I 11.~;. lmnw•lt.Jll' 1w 11.;2.i Campus Dr. In 11w <'UJ):Jlll'). L'am1n1" Valll'Y~hopn1 . CALL 833-B600 BIG CANYON II\' U" 1ll'I' .. 1 lk, B1·n.1d Laguna haclt I 048 rn 011 1' 11u111 l'. 111· .1111 . •••••••••••••••••...,•••• la11tl .sC'at>l'O ~ d1•1·01 . JIA.'lO't'.\l AN :-.pcc•1al; •I w;pool.lllH!t~~--_ Bit., tli>n ; lg s umlt•t·k, IJl•IUXl' ;wr. 211a, l':.tm ocean view; blln kll('h w /rangc, oven, d .w. 2 C ar ~ar •• homt! need:. gen c1can-u1>. y11rd work. ct1'. but 11 s t eal to r ~'>5.~50 M1s:.1on Rcalty.i~ 07Jl WELL LOCATED nee.in VIC\\-dU!)IC>.: :.! U1lrms. l'<ICh: 1111 'Llt'Jll l'\ prolJlt•m 11t•rc• LI\ t' 111 one & let tile tt•n.1111s 1wl 11 "1111 the pa~mt. "hilt• \\HI '<.>rllll) 1111' Ul ll\t• pool, pvt puuo. land:.cap· I fl !: . l' r I I' C d I' I lot 11 I :i.>tl.:.1\.111, • Open DJll.v 12 to 7. l.lllti i n tn<' 1\\e. 1>~1i~n7. owner. ----- -BY OWNER- ~lllll'r U11111,.. 1'11\\nnoUH' .)in •• iu,t, Ul'll & hnlm~ rm 1inc111 a ,,;11111 1'1•r1t•1'l tOns. 1'.c•v1·r hvt•rl 1n. Excrht"nl v1~w. S l' lJ I' l l' 11111.' ;cnll pou1, LOIS::! :>lOr)', 4 oedroom. ,; l>Jlh llurTil' :>II:> Oil ,1 ('Ill" ntr lot \\nil a i:r.11111 \ ll'\\' \\r llll ii \ 1 l'\\ ol IOI.' t•ntll 1 :\l'" pun a n·a. tni.. .1 IJt.'cfl'ttlllll. ,j IJJlll lllJllll' STRIP COMMERCIAL IL I'' c.1 .. 11 ;.pl'IHlubk lil'l;al :.l1 l11 l'Vl)llnt'f'l'WI 111'1 ll'l'l lllt',lllllfl. lrtt'J.t l'l'lll lo 1\11ma lld.1 :-illop fllOI-: ('l'lllt'I'. 1"..trtl,, ~;.,.>,') ~ 11 l' tlll ,1 II fl' Ill' r Y l' ·•I' IU ;!', 1·.1p, I Jlc• l>on I <ll'l.i) L'.111 l 1 11 J i.>2 11110 I ~ \' t·: S I' .\( E .'\ I' DI\ ISIO'-: llt\'ISI-' 1·111-: H..: '1. i-:. .... I'\ rr:u:-. II Ill l~. J> ft•senl I lll'tHfh' ~. u m1111lll, l"ull JJI 1n• Jll:•I .... • $97,500 Sun/Eve 646...:..5855 ,\1·v. ll.1)ll'1111l. l.1lll1 t>l\.::-1111 M\'&n.-1'r1g. 1.ol .111 d, ..! 11 1· ..! "'' l '1t1 .• 1· 111 lwu. 1 u ... 1-:a r, V. I \I ,1gnll l l'l'lll Vil'\\ ,111gl1·,t1(\ :)th.I fl l'11·r 1111 oout, )'riv. l:.:l.l) t)ld tlu11L .: Hr. 1.;id ,.:,. 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" 1111',l I It Ill ~ .J U,..l t 1·1h11·1•d 1 \II ..! lll'U tU11llb :-.\\I Ill m111g 1111111 ... .t.1,lllMI chi\\ II J\hl 11.ll'K Oil lll.11'1\l'I lJ"-l' Jlh .111t.1g.•: l'Jll '"''' to IJl't:\ ll'W 11u1 i..i!.111/ll I\,\ t-:S r ,\I lo:.\ r 1)1\'l~IO.:>: It(\ l 'l.t-: 1111-: H 1·: .ii· 1-:s r 'ri-:1b Industrial/ Property 2100 • •••••••••••••••••••••• I fl d U ., l 1' 1.1 I IHI II d I 11 ~ ', l'l.11·1•1lt1a \11· 'I.It. ~tl4111 !P 1X1hl "II II ll.1~., c-.tll 111.1 J.l!..;, <'\l'" •\.\\Imel, 11 ..I ; !IX!I 111 x.;,; .!"lJO ;tll~llt1ll' Lots for sale ~200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .\' B H.1 \ I IUl\l .)O;\ It.Ill, 1t•1• jl)\,;I/. cl111·k l'<.l'l'ffil:lll ~l lx.11\)11 ~L'll or 1r,1tll' l'n111·1pJI ~ t>l1 ;.~1 Mountain, DeSttt, Resort 2400 J HH , :! 11.1, 111111:-.. St•p IJll ~ .; l ,) . I) " ll I.! , •• ll. ,\\ a11 I 1 .. ;:,.;:_i;, \lo.:! 1':1:! J.»I:! ll!t.!-liJ I u11.. .... 1w.11·11 11i.>· 1:1 .• 1 Costa M~sa 3224 \IL l;<~ ,11,,; :-.D ~·r"}s .• 1>1111g 1.1.-: II IS. Jmrn,11'. ·I ••••••••••••••••••••••• u1·, ~ •1-.t. du\ rtn. t·pt. .... VETERANS drp . .;, lrpl, 1111·tl. )ti. <111111 g .11· d11111•. S.i,'l.1. :-1;1;! ;H:!.! 1)1111 l rl'111 ... you t·an 'l l'I•: .! llr. 111._-,k.·Ji·u· U\l n ;t lllllllt' II llll 1111 dtJll II ""~ 1111·111 ,\11 lh1)'11ll'lll l 'p1.,. ~ d, ;.:,ti', :.ll l't'l I I I l • I I ::, .! I tJ • I l I'< J•, I 111 I I' L' ,I , 111' .1 1 · .1 , ,,, I a .\ ,, :-. I.! ..i I u,, W11rld l<1·al 1·:,.,1.11.· rvine 321t4 .....•......•......... 'j11•t 1,tlhl' 111 I l'l<'l'Jll 111111 .,111 ,.: t\ .... I. 1111' \ <'ll'I Jll \ '~tUJl.,l"tUI' •. >,)41 I I' 1. ( .1tl ,111\ I I llH"'. i 10< • .! B.1, l'11llq!~ l'at'I. 11111111'. \r, p.111., pooh~ •I...: • llr. d11ph•\ 111 1·11111 t 1•11•111. ••'1111111 :o.,;.141. m11. 1 .. 1r. 1·1111 )1.1110.110 jJ\'l ' I •·hi I 1.;i<, ·1·1x .!.;:!,I 1· II I I d II I\ :> l J .J. .-- 1.11 1,.,;t;! ,11,1 11;1,: *I UH . .! H:.i, ,\ \ • llh' EASTSIDE COSTA MESA r<H1I. 1111111. nr :-1111pp111.1-:. ; l\\y. ~~.). t-:\'61!.J.i li!li I du1u~ 11h·1·.._ :'lt·nout 1.~ .. • 1 ... _ ................ -1••••••••• • ••••••••••••• s.n . t-ti\ \ \ ;-.,1111~1 WHAT IS :--1·p .ll .Ill', :! 11('tl1'<10lll, l1.1lh. ""H!h• 1 .11· µ,1rai.,:l' 11111111·. :--111.t11 l•'llc'l'tl '.11 d :-21.1 111'1 llllllllh. t '.ult•\ t• . ., :Utt\ ~J ;.,;t, FOil h1,me:; tor LE.-\:-\1·: "1' S.\1.t-: 111 dW JI{\ 1'\1·: ,ll'l'J 1,·,111 th! \\'L' ,II .. h\'l'l' lll ,('1'\t' \"tll' ,\ \\'ILi. ,\l.\"E E\'EH\ 1·:FF1Ht I' 111 "1ilvt.· \ .il 1: llOlhllll.! r\t•••oJ , -GEM-YOUR CHOICE 1!.u 1-' l\1:-.u11.\\1·. ,\ B For an Investment It 1-::\l. l'OllS t.1.! 11,.!.$ IH l'Ll~:\t·.~ MEW PORT BEACH $40,950 ,au us about this im- maculate suMy briqht tawnhome near Hoaq with clo s~d double qaraqe, 2BR. 2 BA and lovely pat io . 644-7211 Aqt. .\"'umal>lt• \' \ 111.111 111."'l;llll.t ,\11,t, '':l,.1IMI I 111ll·r 1·111btr 1wt11111111 tl11tll lll,.:lon 11\'.H'll :-., I .'11~1 rill lll'Ll .:\r'..-, 1111 lullllllCl•lll l\1•,11 II B1 .11111 Ill'\\. ~l.1,.llM/ 1:11H I. lll\11'\'olll "l!...!,.HMl \\,ti~ 111111•.tt'll 'Jlx,tOI ..., ,. ' r " 1 ' 1 r:--'"" 111 11111> \1\1·: l \t l...,;o..!_'1 1101 \\, II.I\•' (Ill' pl 11pt•l'I\ 1 'l ,..., 1 l >\I I l111n1· : 111 .! 1.,1 I 11<• 1 111111·1 I • Up ltl \ uu 1.1111 t Ill 111111· II pl th'\\ I ,tll l11tl,I\ n1111>< I 1'111111,_; 1111 1111111 THE REAL llllfll.I\ "'""I 1"1 ESTATEFAIR L .\ t-: I·: I·'. I. :-.1 I llU·. .1 .,l\',il' Ith )IJ<I. ,llJ Ulll _; 1\1 , ! II.I C ;l,<'t'llllllHI" II\ d rtl 11111 ,. 11 .-1.,_ ll<l 11111111·. 111 :-.11, l .• 1 1•1:11a 11'11' ·11o11I l)\\111'1 :11.! 1',1111.1111111 ( .111 O\\ IU'I h1 ~1 Cl.;) Real Estate Exehanqe 2800 ..•.................... d\\I·: \'.1·11p1111 111•.11·11 \ 0 11111 111 I t111tldt11 ·; ltl I r.1d1• 1ur t ',11 ,1111 I '11 \. \,., .1(f:1 l1111111· t11' In Real Estate Wanted 2900 ..•••....•...........•• ..! hr 1-1d.; ,\ 1.11. "" :-11.1 \ ti & p.11111, 11111\ ,. !Ilda,. ~ut .. i p,·1 ... "'H;.!l1t)~ 'Hr 1111ng,1111" .:.l'KI 1-'11.-.;"1 1•11111 .! Hr 1l11plt•\, g;ir . ~lt1t1 01111-r 1.1t1 .... .-.11;.:b11" J\llh ,\ j/l'l3 \\l'l(IJlll<.' ..! Ill .,..:1111. F11t'll , d . i.:.1r. °'' .11,I I I HOMEFIMDERS •642-9900• H111l h IHI\ 11 11111 0\\11,·1 .; ~.!.· • i 111 • ..! H.1. hr;1111I 11r I Ill\ 1\.1 lh1111t· II t' \\ I .t I JI I' l I 11 µ '"" :1.: .... '.1.-. 111\111 llll•llll.:ll1111t 11"1•,IJl\' Jl.llnl ,.,, 11111111•tl1.111• .,,·1·11p.1n I ' l 1• 111,1.1 I \ .! I .• 11. ~J.1!. I t, I \ \ t PETTIT REALTY l Ill\ l'r.,11~ l',11'11.,: 'II\' 552-7000 *RENTALS * l . :\ I\'. I' \I< h. ; 1111 • .!.' • 11.1111 .•.... s 1,,11 ..!0l~H . .!H.1 ..•... s.>.>.1 l!..1 ,; Ill(.:.! 11 .1 ...... ;:.,;n,, ::···· I llH. :!"· 11.1 ........ :-.l 1() .1 JIH. :!• • H.1 ..••..•• ;:,l,11.I \\' \1 .. "L f~llL'.\Ht-: 2 II IL ..! B.1. .......... ::-.::1:; I' 111·: \\'I I.LI)\\'=-' :; lllL ..! Ba ....... ::-~Ml .• ..: .. 11>HO.\\1>1·:1. \I \H .! 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Ill .ih.1 ·' di\ 111•11 Ill + 111ll1 II llltH•' :-,.1 1111 Hdrrn •I\\ 111·1· .... 11111111• Balboa Peninsula 3 107 p1~•· J i.•u1 ;u UtUt " P'"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1011111 1•11' .: 111111 •· \,1\1111! \ l r I\ .! 111 ..! 11.1 .ii J 1.111 1 111 1•111· ",II' jl\l j).JllO, , .. '.1 11111 1111 1i.·1 .,, 1111 ~1111 1>1,, ;:,. B,1, ~t . t'.\I ,; Ill!,:.!'. llJ. f;t111 •• :o-11.1 ,; 1Sll, .! H.1. I.till. ::d 1.1 RAISOR'S REALTORS ..,.,•11~h/ \\ 1111 11111\ ..... 'lllll "" llltollllll\ .... .!.Ill \ 1·11 .di< .1111111 '··'-• \\ ,111 llll\\ "'-' .1..!.1.1 ' ll1 .:.11· 1"11111 lh'\\ q1( p.11111 1111 , 111 ,tl11•11 I P• I \Ito. ·'l 'l.1 .du .. ~•· ;n .111 :-.l.>,.!.111 to"'" ""I c;,, 1111 .n.111 1 l \I.I 1j I 11 X.;I 1!111..! Mobil~ Hom~s For Sale 1..-.Quail ~ liillPlac• Prap1rrti•• 7Sl-1920 I I 00 :~oo ou111LsT NIWl"OIT ""'" ....•.•................ UJ11a l'1J11tl \'111.t.!~' .1111111 JMI "· ..! Br • ..! ll.1, :!tl\ ... 1 B I I I tl1 11 r 1· • \\ .1 I I-I 11 rn.11111.1. 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Apply lo PERTEC •1'1),\l l>1•111w0111te~• :-inop ior rent 111 Suri blk1whi Hl l4!ArmslrongA\•e. l"utl M'r'VH'c u mp1c l'rkg N ·sJncl Shopping Village l>ox1e male. hrn ., ' I L' f )"I o · ..:"-llte mix mal e • .,llllLUAna.<.Atht .• Int'\ r.L ( ,,. tt,, \, tor (iallery. Travel.., .. ~ lrv1ne lnduslr11d ll<.j.~ Jo: Cst llwyti7.> tl!IOIJ i\j~ent. <'le. t>4K sq .IL l>rn/whl ~<>moiex -L' r•v.t('d 141\.S So c l'l'rrapoo lt•m omtwnl ,)t111T an•a, ,.umtot'l:.iolC' a ~ · · sl. CATS i ·urn east on Alton, nO rc11!4. ::.u1t1.1f)I(• I 01' l !~1~0M.~:c~1eo~ In'~: J.>o m tnghr lem blK/Lan Red Htll, 3 bloct<& No. Oii dt>l41<s, l'ertet·t Or11n~c l>om 1n1hr 1em wht/blk M11cArl.hur & ~Hill tn• ny IOI' i212 l>ul'onl. In . N (' w p 0 rt n c ll c h . ishthr mMk gn .>y1wnt lers ecuon. turn naht i.tl Typ.,i.rlr. Tt'lex. Cup1~·r i>l•n1n11Ulll IOllV Sq. rt. Lng~ m11_!.!_ w~a_n__ Armi.lrong. <1cn·:;:-. ~JJ.o~u Comm I ~Lore 1or lease . .'tlHll.\A ffrl ,\l \H '4 rm Slllll' ;-..IUU ll'lO, ('1>.1~1 llW) l'\lll>i.Ur\', Oll'llll Vll'W, Ulolrcfeo. KllllU Ole 1or 1<1w olr ,, Xtm prk)(. llH'llllll''1. liiJ·41J11 ! Hnt Otllc'l''t ~J J>t'r mo I I.II tn<'I ii!J \41 111tn St (' \t tM.) tilJtt 7 ~ J 7.; ' m 0 No x l r 11. Los l . Sl~• rord. ... htl'\> Rull i\A Equal c·tiarµe!4 .... 114 l.589 ferr1e1· l'upµy Hilt wni l••O•p•po~r~l~U~n~H~t~E~~~~Y~~~r!l !')no1> 111 OnR Sponu.h San l'lle~l "'"'rktllf.;l4 f1•m I l.:lerncot(I Hotel. 11 i Ave -' 1 ~ mo ,\I ei..t ,\>orl/1 l>l'I Mar . ..s!*i tO!lO He w11rd .)116 2111i. .) 14 ;!!llh SI'. .\'rt 1i;ll'H.hop..ot11ce Cannery v11111ae ~1.50. ti73~ FOUN I) t-;J i.t:.1de CM . 10 "'-k. old M•lamuw pup W1t•n a1 n around neck 0-lt> J l l ... I ,. Asi-cm ble rs fSh1pper11., ~mHll novehy Co. net"CiKI ltl'dy for ishlVPI~ " fC· ce1vtna. 40 lu· wk. $2.ao• per hr. J\11el1)bl n Ill hi"' wk, Golden ·a, u.&G W. 11~ Sl. ~M Apply lf\O 11 am / ' Monda . Maren 17. 1976 DAILY PILOT Q .. Add t...Bulld lt...Olaper it...Ham~r It •.• carpet lt...Cement lt...Wlre it ... Hoe tt. •. Clean lt. .. Move lt ... Press It .. Paint IL .Nall lt .. ,Ptaster lt. .. Fhc It ... SERVICE DIRECTORY P um t ••. Pat ch t... tpe 1 ••• emo e Roof it ... Landscape it ... Tile It... T rim it ... Sew it .. . Haut it ... Add it... Plant it ... Alter i t ... Learn It .. . BKtriHI G•Mr.e Set "'wt a..cw T cax Mo•itwJ Plulllbi1WJ ~ oofl-.a •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' . ·······~··············· •.......•••••••••••••••••••..•....................................... ••STEAM u 111\NDYMAN-Homea " •IA YMr HolM• GORDON Mov1na 32 CARP£TCUANJNG Electr&c•l ·Rta•detU~laJ. Apu . C onscttnuoua t1 vrs t:xpen nee Van. lie. ins. lowci;t re1\f ... _..'"'st. _.. -ro11 new & rt model. F r1.·~ (.'r1Alti1m11n 64.S-~ Ru6 leei. IAAl·-8182 in OC. l::sts. Sdl -Oti43 Just rlewlblwg1 t·u~t ~~rv&c-.i J C. ROOt-'ING Licensed & lnsul'\'d Fr_ee ~st. 54\t~ THE FOUR "W's" 1714, 549-1261 •CREATIVE MARKETING SPECIALISTS •INGENlOUS IMPROVEMENTS SYSTEMS YOU CREATE THE PRODLX:r ,..~...,"' .,.... Est L1c. & Ins. 5'6--0'.!11 __ _ CeMttlt/COltCl'th Gian "AO HJ\ttP · tor (.tuallty ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Income Tux Prepar ..i PolntirHJ/ftapertng CUSTOM Cement Work GCl(dettl119 GLASS WINOOW S, t1 o n ,w Yrs i-.:xµ-••••••••••••••••••••••• R e1111 Kalt& Juat One ca1l 'fn J llS I' PLUMBING •i42-4111 tU:l'AIRS, lilt lypes, Hea:.. i''ree ot, he, tti.k I or wall. d3U-5U2U P1:tuos. Reaaonable ••••••••••••••••••••••• ti X4 1ri' & 1fx51..-i·. alum, n ea!>onable Jtales. For •Wallpitpt'r Hungm~· a11vt1me. Free&sltf42-&514 Grdn 'r.1 M111n /Lndscp <Ible, roll out. ATTN : Appl ca ll 5'1!1 :J!Nl or liy tormel'lll.!>ll'ul.'lnr -----------·1 sod, :tpklr!I, cleanup. :.011 co NT It Ac To K s / 751 G~:J7. t:arl Hebko. tl4tl ~11:1. CONCRETE cond. ti4 2·JJJ1/64&400tl UUIL0'"'0 '-' I. It. 01'1S Plumbing w Jlt:I' lllr.s. ull :.IZCl>, d1-.. 1lo bU lli, :.lopages. n.' Sic)ns We TELL YOU HOW TO BENEFIT EXPERTISE IN CONSULTING: ROOM ADDITIONS oroi ler~nc: ~ lllOO ~iS ., CFG FioSvc-tl62·0112 l~l Class Ext/Im parnt, 1Jt11r11. remodeling und ••••••••••••••••••••••• n·1111.11ng New Coni.trur N t-:ILL NEON, l."C. Marketing PATIOS 645-ti045 JAPANESE GARDENER T11x prepared, ydUrhm pap1ah<Anging, a1rlc11i; JO Yrs Exp. Complete 8kkp·g,lrnplanmns spray~Syrsex1>!IW·S29-1 Service & tleanup. HaullftCJ Yeur round service Break I Drill / Re m ove. u on 2 4 llr:.. ht: & l>ond · fhe Full Service ::,1gn Co &12·tilti3 r 'or S<1k:.rt1an s:u -J:JH Syste ms & Procedures Quality Control Importing & Exporting Aspholl/tement. Low rates 5 <&ll -llllJ3 or 64().() 168. free !::st 751-19J7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lallldscaplncj •TOP QUALIT"I'• Interior & Exterior J ess's <.:ement l do patios, --------driveways, sidewalks & Applfa.ce Rtpair Carpettter blockwall. 539-3448 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • •• •• • Child Care fo'or Good ltepa1r Work on l'alu11cl work, gen'I re· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Was hers. dryers. relr1g.s pa1ri., drywall work, sm. Pre -School learrung e n -call Jack 548-1J>W add it. 551--0171. v1ronment & child Cure lob titti • Center. Unique learning Experienced J apanese Landi.cap1ng & t,;111Ven- 1111t 1-'ree Jo:st !17~-7731 ftaradiH GardeailMJ S pec1al11.c Hei.Lorullu n & Land~t'ape Mthly .\la111tl·nant'e & Spnnklt•r Hep a 1 r 6 4l dt.4:1 & ti7J J:llO Y ftCJ SA Vt-: & ProltL Custom centers qualtficd lovm •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• d dd n rcmo , repair, a ·on, teacher. Open IS;:JU am w Mu:.hroom eompo:.L, lawn Movrn~1 llaull11g Studenl. lg ll'uck, rc.u;. Barry. ~H·lf7.!J & .>J.l-t.1!M. YAH U CLt-;i\.'J UI' Paint, hou:.choltJ repair, relldblc 5s.> ~7 MO V IN G, haul111~. ~.ardge t'leanup. HclldlJlc ld:.t .service~ l:l'::i3-iM;)J H aullns. yd tlc.rnup. • •••••••••••••••••••••• l'all Lcc IQ0·7l7de\ JHHOTJLLING il5 llWl>l l'rol Painter ho n esl yarcls Sod i.alei. & in '-'Ork. reas. lm01exl, lrl't' :.l..ill LandscJp111i,: l>ii y l':O.t Hel.s 5.J d 275!!. <>r eve l'om ~ <!170 t>4.!·3~1J - EAH rH DESIG.~S • Oe:.1gn • Coru.truc:uon • frJt'lOr Hototillrnl! • Lltl'llM.•d & ln:.ured •Fair Pricci. ·~~·IM'ill CAl.ICOTt-; PAI-' rl~G C ..i 11 :J7:J.:1J.l.1 :-.1.11c ht· & l11.s11n•1I Pr111 l'ulllllllh I n moving, odd JOb.\ Hell.i Locksmith lt•rio1 t-: x I Fr cc L':.b i:rl -1ltilW clay or 111ghl blc, low rate:. 550-0347 ••••••••• •••••••••••••. Rl::P1\IH, llep1pe, Watl'r neate1 i.. Scrv1t'c lines 1 lorw:.t work. ti42 ~IS 00/\U WA ri::n llF.ATl::R J11 :.l..illJt1on. Guar i.en 1n· ~ HW tor 1010. ,\1AHV S l'LU~llllNt..i •ti·Hi ~; • \i() J1>B roosMALL de•isioa Repair •••••••••••••••••••••• • rv rnuuuL~ • C<tll 1'w111~nl TV for rea:. wo1 k. 110 ex1re1 {'f\arge 1or evl' & Wt.'t'kend . Scrv· Ill~ 1113 & FV. ~-J.2i\J ••••••••••••••••••••••• Loving Care, tnc'd yd. Uy hr/day /week. N1i:hts & wknd !I OK . He t s . 550--0347 J earuc ins ulatio n. free est & 0 pm. Re11sonaole tu1t1on toppe r. plant mixes ____ _ Designs. 645-34~. tor 2'r.i to 5 yellf olds. J>ellvery & open 7 day;. Burglar prool your Mme Painti1tcj-All Types W~ldin9 •CUSTOM FRAMING• lfl>d-2148 tn f'ountatn Agnscape. 844!-<J0.)8 H0usecleanl1MJ SJ vc S7 l<> SHI 011111:.lalla· _Fre~ e:.t ~m t>7a J.;5!1 Remocl~l/R~nnir ••••••••.••••••••••.•••.•• D k •. Add' Valley 11011 prtCl's + m.itendl r -·' ,., Id 1 .. ec s... IUOl\S *TRIM-RITE* ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1)42~37 Tl ·II· . ··B· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •nrt' n l' to~· :-ima I 549·4159 Ask for Cal thildcar e by hrt <Jay 1 TIEE SERVICE HOUSECLEANJ~G 1s our ---:~c: <!~~~~~~.,~~ ~t~L Room. AdditiOM Jolls ~\~:v.1111.:_a1 1on.1.> Yrs lusiHts Se"ic• night. Lots of love. In Bus iness. Call Janice s Maintenance O ::icllwa rt£ ::ir. ~-IJOI I! t-:MOUt::LING expei · ti-lb-illM . ••••••••••••••••••••••• c--t Ser•lce l'an•~ welcom'". C:U!,H'JA7 Pruntn"-Removal R d A 67" __,;,;..·'J -r-...., ".,.,.,.,..., " agge y nos :>--......"> .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----nu,\1.1 l'Y WOH~ 'fVPING. Tech & Other. ••••••••.••. ••••••••••••• LANDSCAP~G P F '< J 0 l• N -= c '" y d ,.1 ·ruE 8 .. ·..:·i· 10 Dome~tic Plumbing & t-;1ectrical amt1ng · lnl1 .xt. l\tr1es~ C;,ill i'\ow For 1.8 .M. Selectric. Sl per -. .., a r pet °' ar ..... c<1n ps " "'" "' 1-:t e Com m e r cia l / Spray. Wallpapering & FIU..:1·:1':STIM1\Tl::S Puge. 54"-""17. Uphols lery . Dri shampoo D-s1making 1-'rl La wn Sl•rv ~1'1 Mo Clean111g. Hul)l>1e s Rag '1 ~1 · 7"'""7 .. i7 .... "'"' lk:.1dl'nt1al. .>IS-11);)7. I• inor repairs.~ t.i 00 1\nd l>t':,l).!11 !1>01 1 r et a r d .. ntst.••••••••••••••••••••••• i"recE:.t. lltil-d612 &Mop . .l41l-0757. De & JI I ---•. 11 . .11;1:1 ~reasen; a co or Dressmaking in the l~uro R P llousecleanmg t>y Hella· Masonry Pl t /R • t:!l.;i Hti7 .171~1 CobiMt Making brightene rs & 10 minute pean manner by appt YA D CLEAN U ••••••••••••••••••••••• as er epa1r _ -----••••••••••••••••••••••• bleach lo.r your white Oe~r"ned tor you <.:or Comp Ma1nl 64.) 03t1.I IJle Couple. tktcrcntcs ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.. Hl·a:-H..ites ~-ti:!ol W 11. LI/\ M S & Son.l> PATCll l'l A 'Tl::HINC \)ua111y hornt.> 1011> Ill' • .!.1 Cstm Cabinets, bout wk, carpets. Save money by day f'ashions.55042.!:! Masonry IH' .!dJ04b • • ::s } ' )l . l''P lr.·c l'"l h11r pallo cvr. k1tch rmdl, lat· :,a van~ m e extra trips . -llut, h Swl•11i,,n C1n g ~v B 1 1 ck . h ll1l'h. !<lOllc ·~ 1 l I :V P ~ s ·. I' r. t' ~ pr&l'" ('a 11 hl·ll. I cJt c ucc wk. 64ti-SlW Clean II v1ng room. <Jan mg • G e neral Senices l'IH' lh•-.L lor Le:.,, .~-6J7 l .!.:·~~~es. Call .>4u-~<Q ti I..! 1 'i i11 l<<':------------1 ; m & hall SLS. Any rm Sectrtcal •••••••• • •••••••••••••• T o Place You r "Fas t Res ult" Ser v1 c Oirtttory ad . . . . . cal now. 642·~8. ext. 322. ::>'7 .50, couch $10, chair SS. •••• •••• •••• ••••• • ••• •• Po:.t llol<-or Sn rubbery 15yrsexp1s whatrounts, ELECfR I C IAN. Sml llole~ Any number, site not method. 1 do work JOb.!>. mainttrepa1rs. <!~ <11 d1·11lh No JOO lo ~mall mys ~ir. Gd . r ers . yrs exp. lac 2JJIUl:I t 'Jll .1 1 !1 -~:J J J or SJl --0101 ~-5203 ul\J \Jlt>d -----------1 ------- •• h 1.. :11.!3 •• ,\t.·~a i ·11 .. 111111..:. l'.Jra>Ch & t phul :-ler~ SteJntl•cl dea nt. d or .-.hJll11J1h1 ;,~4-b/42 Mo•ln9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OUT & ABOUi' !'! 1..0t'dl1Sl.Hew1de MO\ Ing 7 da, I ree e.st, ~l ·20il Use the Daily P1lot "Fast .. Re s ult " Se r vice T o Place, your Fast D1reetory. Your service Re s u 1 t Se r v 1 c e is our specialty. Call D1rel'lory ad . . .. call 642·5678, ext 322. now. 642·5678. ext 322. USE THE DAILY PILOT 11FAST RESULT" SERVICE DIRECTORY For Result Service Call 642-5678 lbt. lJZ Hetp WCllttecl 71 O Help W ..tecf 7100 Help W .t.cl 7100 Help W oted 71 00 Help Want.cl 71 OOH.tp Wanted 7100 Help WCllll~d 7100 AppliancH 80 I 0 D09s 8040 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• AVON IUMMY MONEY. Sta rl hu1Jd1ng a nest e.:i:; now lor Easll'r. Mee Counselor k t 1-'or G Iona Mars hall newpor S a I O n . W I II t r a I n • ~ .-: ~ rsonnel Cour ageous, enlhusasuc, ~ -~ pe well g roomed. Mature -· ~ agency woman pr~lerred. Hour~ . · ·.-752·0331 i to :JP M. 642·at>W. people, sell part lime on ----------- your own ume. tind oul DATA ENTRY CLERK Fit: Bookkpr :>Xt1t1 how pro11table sl'1l1ng Irvine Boat Mlgr desires FtC Ukkpr·l'onst. ::.7~1 tragran ces, cu~mellcs, lull lim e employee 8kkpr1Secrl.'lary to::.i.>o Jewelry ;apd lam1ly pro· w1gen eral ollaee exp. Payt'o1l Cieri< 67uu d uct.s c:a n be. lnte rei.tcd 1 Call !!7~·2MgO. i\c:tg C1 r1< 1 An..ilylltul::.6S(; CaU: 540-7041. li1r1 t-'riday ~ MACHINISTS ror l'rutuLypc & s mall ljUJllllY rut)S. ,\IUSL oe aul e to work l r om :.kl·t1·nc.;, Vl'l'Hal mstruc· llOll::. Ul' OIUcpnnl. Motd mul\111~ knowlt.>dgt' m•lplul Al>ll' IO wurk in dcpcndt.>tllly ;; to 5 ,Yt'ars t.'XI). 549-3041 Oental Assistant fru:.t Sel:rl'L.iry ~"· Hecl.'ptloni:.l A<:Cls Puy Clerk :>5.:.0 1::11ua1 Opport Employer • UAUVSrrrER * Eiq.1. mature woman, 10.,. At:ct~ Ctrk loSSSUr---------- San Clemente area. 14 capable o1 han<.ltmg re· 21:14! .'1 a run. lrvmc mon. old boy. 3.5 d11yi. a cepllon & chair s tde JeunnicSii.co week. 4:12 -d785 4'1l. 6pm duties. One girl general Newport t:nJnne1 llrn 2 SALESMEN Are you interested in a permanent full time pos ition? Are you interested in earning $t8 t o $.10,000? Are you interested in lifetime security? Are you al case when you talk to people? Leads Fumished Complete training if you qualify. Immediate positions available. Fringe benefits. THE WHITE CROSS ::>erv1c:e Stauon Manager , CE wa~he r & ele<: dryer AKC Silk 1c Terriers. 7 ,\lecha n1t'. Local expt:r SIOtl. Wt•sungh se wai.her wks. mall'S. Ut•autilul & pre1cr ed . Sata r~ pis . & elC'l' dryer Sl25. Ken-character:.. All. J ·;Jo , com m1:.s 1on:.. l::xtel mon· w a~;ner. ~ Spd t>lti-.JIHO Uporlun1ty t or r1gnl t~ul·~n \V J s hcr ~~o. (Up pood-lt:-,-. -.\-K-.C~1 man .• "1aJOI' 01! co . .ira11l l;uar Dt.>1 S~t.~iU allt•r6p m. 549·86'15 rng pre1ered. ca111,;n11ck ------ l!J7 -Jti!IO. Kt.-:NM1>R E Wasner. xlnt. Al\C l'iny f oy s11. pood1e, . . • c:ond Mulu l')\lc ~7S. & A lg han Pups eve~. ;:,l\ll'Pl-.H l11r l'X pcr. d·l7 <1.!i!I !12 I -I J 1 ti <l ..i y:. Yachl:.ma11. :Ill 11. l>ual 21J -:121 -.> too :\lust llt• lhoroughly t':qi·d Kenmore Wa:.her 61 Dyer. --- and a m .iturc rnm11y etl·<·. L'opµenont'. Wai·· m;.in w1llrng lo work ii ti rnnty xlnL eo11<I. ;:ii.)\) both <lJy Wt.•l'k. l'lcitSl' IUl'fll::.h 5-11:1 7:!l:I rel :. & •.t1l dL'lJ1b an l:>l --~ • • . , leul'r which \\Ill he kept FRl-.1:: Pie!:' UP. Hetr1 i.:s. 111 t·on11denl'c _Appl s. ::;era~ .~1e~~· Wnte ad no ,,"id, Daily (.;all anyume bfa-.>250 1'1lol. l'.U Box 1.)1>0 Cos ta ,\le!>a, Ca ~~>ti Norge gds dryer~i.l t\t·nmore washer :iX.i 1)01311-: ['U p~. 9 WI\:.. noppct.I. M.int.nlrnr~ ,\l.11::.Lru hnc. s how 411al, :Jtil-!SbtiS S1 Bernards. lYr. Xlra 11·g. Mate. SJO. Needs trb vd. l.~dtil Diamond. Westmini.Ler. o111ce. fypmg s1<1ll, In· ,\11m1 Lewrton ----~~l_-_JoJU ____ _ tJt:AU'fl C I AN'S Asst. s uranc:e knowledge. X-_ MAID & La undry He lp Call: W.H. Myers at the Saddleback Inn in Santa Ana for confidential interview. 835-3311. Interviews Mon . & Tues. 9AM toSPM. rettcrs t; uar, Del .'HO -Xtiil York:.n1rl' Terrie popptes. ~.Lo IH'.lUtl lU I, /\KC reg. n e e d e <J . K e rl r!fY ct'rt1 1 1ca~e Ues1rao1e. Gardene r i mainte nance Wanted Newport Beach f empleton Ii. l'.u1.1 .r1me .. ~aJa.ry open. m an liardencxper Able Travelodlo(e tilU!I W. Oo~lll'Y :"!Jv1n~;,"' an Reing I dr or.! dr. bol ~.!n tl8Jg. has upl'l1J ll~.-. 11l ll-'> llunl· irt . S45. Apt. s 1£t.' i;:as -----------111~t.m Beach Hr.men •.01 rdnge ~J .'>. i\l;iytai; l)o~ Ooed1ence Class to lu11 11111c te11crs. 1-.i.· w,i:.hi·rS.">;:i ~l:lt!JOll :-.tJl'I 4 1lti at •::WPM.• 64:.!~7 <.;osla M e:.a. ~nd . r~· lo handle vant'l.1 Job a s· coa:.l Hwy NO 642-8252 -----------r !>ume. Wrll~ Ad .• 'lo J42, s 1"nments M1n1mum µerien l·t: pre lerrt.'<.1 Xlnl -. --.\t:wport Heach1 Irv in~ worion~ t·und1uons. Call 81c:ycles 8020 1\n·a 54ti-llj~. .Ue1:tuty Operators: Sta· p o Box 1 ·oo Daily " \1 u on:i tor rent ;:;is Wk ........ ~ • :.uperv1:.1on ,\1usl navt• I anagem e nt • LI-I w--&.....~ 7100 HelpWat1ted 7 100 P11ot , Ca !l:.!1;.tu truck Suum1t work ~x lmmediete ~•_..s nc P ~ Tues thru Fn. 1>4<!-U-11. pe( to P .0 liox b<M San Men or Wcnn~~-~li ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dental Hygienist Juan Cap1:.trano !12t)i.J To <Jc mons lra\e edut·a· pan-T 1 m c ft·1e pho n l' RN's/CCUflCU s'1r. Yt..iyuc ~4~-Jl~U ••••••••••••••••••••••• - Uoukkeepcr . lull cll<1t'!;!t.'. pan time. J or ti morn· 111gs. approx. 12 hrs J)e r wk. For pres llge Law 01· 1-'or Pedo Ollice. ;:ilUU+ a -----t 1ona1 m..iterials t o Sol1 cH o r;,·Work 1rom Day!> & ~1 gnts. Stand n~ EOE l:,,~·cl H1kt•s 1 Part". ::Ol.11UJI llU)•Sl·lt,1r .1tlt• :!lilt 11.1\·l'somcthingyouwanl day J day week Or GENERAL OFFICE H hoo1s libra ries & vour nomc ~2.~1hr Plus qml', d1lll·rl'fllt:.tl pay lloughton. ~7 -2566. I womCJn olc needs as otht•r,, For 1ntcrv1ew Bonu:.es .• 'llo sE:lllllg Ill· Full or p llr11e t.;xeellclll lice in Newport Center. De ntal Asst , cha1rs1de. ti4U~~torappl. lull ume, X·Ray lie re· -----------i quired. s a111ry opt.on. Ir· 1nge oen e l1Ls . Heach Arca.d47-2~ Boys & Girls MSl Shthnd & typing cs appl phone otwn d.JO volvt'd Call Mr urgc111 uencltb. sential Helpw, l>Kk1>ni.: am & 14! :JO noon , .; .. StH-12·l Cnnt<tt't,\1r.; J ensen: Perm 1>1 ttmc 25 t1r:. wk .">42-li ltJI -----COST A MESA ti7.l-.'>.iJJ Mtmorial Hospital 3e I Vlctoria, CM PART-TIME GIRL FRIDAY Part lime 642-?1-34 EOE Theat~r MANAGERS \\',\.'llTl'.'.0. Progn:,,.,1\c .ind g rowth Ortl'lll<'d 1111·.Hl'r cna1n nt·t.·<1.-. c\p lheall'r m;inag!'r:. lor Orange County. fhc Siil" n·s:-IUI cand1dalcs shall na' l' pro\ 1•11 rl'l 's a1ul be tr11 ·-t\11)rt h y. s ol.Jc r , non<>~l & IH?ri1ona1>1e. t U to 1-1 yea rs ot age· Oat-O t;N r AL ASSIST AN r ly P1IOL delivery rouLes Cnairsidc ti mos exp may be av1111aule m your Full ume tn a OOsy oic a rcu. Earn prot1l 1or de· :; 0 me s a l s ti H live ries & cai.h. trips o r &lti-l.HO. Wiln OOOKKf!l'.IJlll~ exp t{e,,;pun:.1u1e cxJ)t.•nencc 111 µay rolt JA1 to :JO yr:. ll);C ::ienu r t':.UITil' lo l' V Hox ~ 7u UalOoa I Sldlld C J .,, l:d l l oi5-UJ.! Mature, .stable person to handle apl rental & pro· t>le m s 10 H li Heal Eslal( 0111ce Mu.~l have even d1:.µostt1on a nd like peopll'' ryp1ng good spc1hni:; & attenuon to de1a11s & 1011ow -up es· sent1a1 11 lO IS pm 5 days <1 week ~3 per hr Call lS4li-IJ11 A:ok tor Ver;i HEED C5JIMMEO. MUST llAVECAH NO AGE H£Q,\1 ,'l I' ,\iO 1.-:XP EH Ni'.'.t: :oiALESG I HJ, lor Women ~ ~wild Full Jksumc: & .\1 c 11 ~ Spons wea r . Wnte ;Hi no .Hti, Daily merchandise tor i.cll1ng ---------- new s ubscripuuns 1-'ur Ot:N fAL S ECH.1-:TAHY 1n1ormal1on plea:.l' co.II lor progre:. .. 1ve & busy ti42·-'J21 from Son 0111ce Al lea:.L J yrs ex CJemen lc·Sa n JuJ n pt'rienc~ 1ront d c,,K Capis trano iire..i. cull C.ipab1e ol handling all 4~·~ and M1s.-..1on Vie · dental olltce proct.-<.lurcs JO·E I foro are41, <.·ull 4!1-1 -1:1.>tt J OA Y THAl1'JtSG 548---6543 Houst'Keepl·r 11vc·1n. non s m o k c r non drinker 1-----------1••---------1 Hesumt.' wu n rl'lercncc:. Salary open PU lio\ 4W, H.Huoa bland !lltiol MATURE SALES GIRLNEEOEO Pnnun~ Full tr me. t.>Xp. nee App· Pilot. POHox 1;)6() 1 y 1 n ~wr.,. licldway. So , __ c_·o_s_w ~1 es_a. ~a !1_262(; __ Cou~L v'111a~e 5.lti--Hlit> SALES & MGMENT T H E H 1-: I> H/\LLOO~. l,t1I. 11.1 ,. .1 lull lime post llflll ~1\ allal>lc 111r a n ex <'l'IH1ona 1 youni; lady 10 I r.1111 IO l>lOl'C mt•n•hJll di,,111i.: & mana~t·nwnl 111 l ' n 1 111 re n s <).: You 11 J.! .Ju 111 or s. 11 un11nJ.!to11 llJrllour & :-iant.1 1\na TRAINEE ASSEMBLERS Packagers 581·6alU. t:4ual Oppur. Employer lusineu ManGCJtt, For Sun Juan Cap1.,trano Cha mber 01 l..A1mml,'t·c:e Saltiry 1-'rom ~to :;7[)1.J Adll re;.s rc:.ume w .il\JU t ·amino Cup1stra110. Sun J u <1 n A l l n . L c o 11 CJ F1upatr1ck --- DENTAL ASST J Yr1> exper t:xpan<.led duues Sdtary open, J• ~ day W!!ek .'fo Sat Gen I dcnlls l l'y J'revenuve practice tl.li il rea ~Z-l lJti tloLI.':le kecpcr Coc.ri-, 11 vc 1n Unent:um l>t'rrtl Pn rm & ua ti·U-lltiOO. Huusei<ecper wunte4 ,\I u:.l l:>e exp d 111 nrgh la:.h101 mercnand1 .sc Sala ·omm1:.s1011 c· r A PPT US F · 100 Is land ti-14 -lli..)l Li ve 111 u11l·ruwd1.'<1. un·t·---------- pollutcd L UC:t.'rnc V<11ley 10 tile h1~ll dc:.crt. io M1:r trne. no 1Jyo1 1~ man lo l..Stg Ucar Ml ~i.t..ih a rcts ~.! ·Ill Hoom & hoard+ ;;150 per SltitJ + ~uar Mr Lyo113, mo. 714. 7SI -~. 1!46-S45:i. Experienced Litho-Stripper Minimum OM y~or e•· f ,..,h1on ~quan· stor<':.. peri enc~ strl ppin9 Call ,\1r. Hcynoltls Iii 11 sinqle color few small iHti-01111 tor appt presse s. Camera ~•· ::>.ilc:.pl'rs o n w . 1Jruv1•n perienc ehelpful. tr<il'K record 111 tw:-1· 111•s " 1 111 t c•rior-s a 11•.,, !\o <'XpC'r nN' D.1) or Swing Shills Call 540-4 ~50 NEVER A FEE Tempo l'empor:fr~ l klp TREASURE CHEST Dental Ofc. Manoger a•~ duy wk No Sal s . Sa I a 1· y o 1> t' n X I n l bencl it s ll untington l':~~~.>s~~~= ~!~!.ti !~~2~~. are a · Ca 11 JUNIOR SALESMEN \loclt'l:i 11 e malc 1 nucli•, l'."1 <!:JU 1\M ,\l~wporl t\ge IU·lS !::urn SZU.~11 :. II a r p. x Int JI a Y . 1sc11 otc bit.lg . Slt!ady ----------• per week ge1t1n1t· ne w lt'i.:1t11nale 54!1-l.1~J 11 ti Day Shift Aply in person t 1 11 11 m I l l' d (' J I' 111 n J.! " 1m11•n11.d w.n1 111.•l 11.1:. 11w e di.:c. l.1·:-Youn:.: & \ ·' ~ o I' , I n l .. l .! I ,) I J 11IY 1111 · m<'(I. :!?17.1'.! ,\l~1·gu<'f'll!' l'arl<wa\. '"· I.!. ,\Its· :-ion , . .,,,., 11111 1\ve1 .\ l'n,.\l.,j\ I MARTEC wo rk for rellat>lc woman Escrow Sea etary cusLomer.s 1or the 1>1\1 LY Bui> IH~ -1./tiOO wel•kll.1)::. f l!m.llc ,\1 ust be ex· ~JLO I' :Hter school and M 0 r 11 EH -h l:-;;C r l REPRODUCTIONS, :-.. \I.ES l'rt'-.llj.!hni. 1.1 ---(·cl l~tll lYIH.Sl. :ia1ary .:>alur<Jays You musl oe d • ti INC. hie top IX>UllllllC 011<•1 • W.111n·~, \pp1y 111 jll'rsu~ CLERKTYPIST ba:.cd on JOlllly. f or outo1scnou11>yJ.txJp.m t'h l l r e n n ee JJllW ,\l .H·Arthur Blvd \.\Oncle rl11l 11111XJrtllnll\' .11ll."t11 l -ll111e lit.<d ,llli N c· w p o r l B t• a c ti appl call Uay £.scrow <.:o and 1..1t: able Lo work al !>Upervt.-.~ou l>e_I . & ~I l ~.1111 ,1 Ana. l'Jltl 1 or ;i r.1st1 c·, t'l l'.tll v~ ;!hl M I 'I.•' Ii Ins urance Co ncl.'d:. Mar1 ;i n J ohnson lt'ast J day.3 pcrweek No .cnl. 8·1~ & J:>.,~. <.;~r Pl'l':.Ofl 10 par1u·111.1tl· 1n v.;,\ll'i~t-::-i:-. 1-'o (icl '" goodlyp1s t 1j\J WPM 11or ISi . .1--til.i.; d~l1vent·s or l'<>llectang nee ~al Olll'll 4tl5--t7.17 An l·:4ual all pll,1:-P • 111 hu:.1nl•s!> Coc ldai1. l'.in ttmr general OlllCC dulte::i Trans porta tion pro an s Jo Op1>c>rlllllllY 1-:m11loyer w I l h ,1 ".,I ~ l u n l Sal/:0.llll <JJ\-. ,\11111·\\'cd 1>0:.iuon. Prior 1>u.s1~eH..,--EXEC-UTJVE v1de<J.t:allti4'1-6lJti. MTSTOPERATOR USl'llten:.h1pHeq d mJniiJ!eri.11 pott.>nt1al. N1 ~nl "-·1>111r11an ~ experrenee pr<'ld Gootl t:qua1 Opportunity ,14;_u pm daily F.-c.I~~~~~~~~~~~ 1<e1a11 c\l>l'r!e.nce Hes i ,i&ii.inl. lltll 1-: co. benct1U1. Salary >!50. Emplover ~ 07 i: -n e c e s ·1 r' :-, t-N U ... N I SECRnARY . perte nc e .1, ca 11 • M r .$ • • e tt . LITE DEL•VERY :.un..•rvised Call Muriel P fT HOSnSS JU.SUM l'.1nr 1nler\'1ew . Ci\ •dJJ-~;>O. We are a tinanc aal ' ... ~ COCKTAIL WritcAllnvJi7.l>aily .... lor appl. 5<11>-tilll WAITRESS 1•11ot. I' 0 Box ljt,\t •II .. n le ,1 I•' u 11 r 111) (' Coll. Agency M~r :ii llK Fund Ha1ser 1P I{ SISK Mr: or~ .. :. 4'i t'Otld SISK l'BX Jtecpl/lYl>t: to StiSCI l'e1eph011e Work :).jO(J IRVINE PERSONNEL SER.VICES•AGENCY 4111( t:. 17th (Al lrvrnl'I ::,u1lt' 2£!4 (;o.-;til Mesll Co1U4Z-1470 WtlO\V.\ ..... I':-. f1IWOHt\'! :.er v1ce;, 11rm locllted ,,ea t appearing 10 ... 0 near llle Orange CoonlY div1dua1s w/own trans 'CR Opcrato r -1\s s t FULL TIME. Cos1:1 Mt•:.a.l'a!r.!ti:!ti CASHtt:H. t;r11w1h \'o ,, II If "Ort. tJualtftc11uoni. Gd. pay. M u:H 1<now S4.1 lioo1<Kec1H•r lo ~tart 1m· . , --:-I oc al 1 u n ., 1\ 1>11 I Y 111 ,, 0 ,. "· d No t-:xp Nl•t· ~<'C reta r) llooKkC'cpcr 111,r.-oii , ,\,cti'ii 1.' ,1. \V:,1,11 tn('lude nood clerical range ..... 1y. "' r e ii mt'r:.on cx1>. pn•11·rr,l'I .. :ippl~ .'" .'·.t.~·) l(,ii·l>c'r l'lv•l., ·.·1 11klll:;, UUl more Im· maps . PP Y tmmec · t omm<.'ns uralc w/exper 1'11 -n • ' "'• porlunlh' the judg ment 2,d 7 5 2 M <tr Gue r i I e Mu-:i2;10 C isco'1 R.stcarant 1K•rson vo:J \\ Hoth ~1 i & 11ex1ti111t y required in 1 arkway. No. 12. Mus·---. . . / f',l :-io. Coasl V11la11c ti·l:i lJ:J.I the po:lllton which re· s1on V1c10 1011 1\veryNecc1 ~:>-~Ito wkly. J850S._Pl;1tal>~.SA :;t:;t;-f'r'l'i:.,1'-HECEP. "t•rt." lo " l.>U "Y ""X · Prkway 1 :i;a.:;+. lloui.e 01 t-'u11cr. Sp ., M <> 1 •• 1 1 y. ., .. a "" J d .=. •• .,~ Production •rs ;, an IC 1\l'C'( s .. m $:Ir "CUtl Vt'. 11 Y''" 1>el1eve I Mol .\1r. iictrnr :.;,!Hti-.,.. .... 1 l h I I d ••u l " ""' L lft d M cG rcgor Yacht Corp o <' P 1·:Hry 1111 • m :. you urc un exceptional . •• . Nurseryatlend:Sun i\ll JSlllll.S huve gOlul 1wsrn1·ss typ secrelar y, we .trnve tne tor Working Family or :l. AM & PM : Wed. PM t6.:ll Pluc:cnlt..i. CM 1ng & be able tn m1•1•1 n i:;ht pos1uon for you! .'lo children . Must t>c ''all Mrs Uo rden ---publl<' 1-'ull ume. l'.111 ~~ Plcuse 1orw11td letter or uble lo cook P rcler un· "' HJ8-91>2J .\1r. t-;vcrs at 1>4ti-U02:1 de r 30 yrs old. Xlnt hri. &1__________ R.al Estah IWIVt·: 1\\.01\U: c.;1l1Jl.);-, 1•: ) 11111• ll111H:-. \.\ rin. 1 or yn111·:.1~ 11. ltf' 1 our O\.\ 11 1>0:-~. ,\kn Ill' ~ 1>1n1.•11 C.in uc :.11gtlt1)' n11 111l11·a1}1>c<1. ,\l .. al ~1c.111 Appc11rnnce. \I l.> , rcun·cl. J\ge 25 w ill. Sup plt!tnt'nl your 11\l·Onlc 011H' .1 tut> •i nrs or mo1·t• u 1!.1\. i\pp1y 1n person, Yc•1ww l'..iu Co . ltl41 1'; l11tn M . t:o:.t:i Mt>:.:.t ' COHVIHTIOHAL LOAN UMDIRWlt'TBS Oo-Nncy Sat v1np & l.O.n h11 oPenln1s In 1L1 H. tl ofo. M Llt.l be cxper'd. 1n ""derwnuna C'onven ·lion•I Jo»n•. parucul•rty rei.ume : Wrtte 11cl no. 31~. 0 1uly 1'11ot, P .0 . Hox 1500 <.:o:st» M l'Sa, t.:t ~ *FANTASTIC* OPPORTllMITY Attlo!tbi11 v~ SaalesJ)l'Ople ro JOIN Youna Reul tAhlle firm <.:1\LL DUVl':R RLTY lil'Ol' Mu yo tl4~-W70 f'.redJe MMe ., 1''11nn1e Mlle. t•or turther m10. contacl ~1J'•· Brehm. ~~-t.°"Jutl Oppor Smplb;~r F(C lkkpr S750 'cUQK • )'I :4 l''Cp. "' l'eul t•i.tale K•Jetlh Ji1lhlJlolpll1AI. l•Cl'lll IJrcttl J:"°"1h OP· c.; .. 11 fU~7uT lkH'lUl\ILJl'.!l. <.:1111 ;\,;ti-~ Control <.:ureer Employment Aaent'Y .WW Irvine 81, i'l tJ . • • 11 v 1 n " coo d 11. t; 1t 11 NU RSt:s Al o . E xp·d Licensed :.ales person Stcy ProclucHOft 5.itl-714~. Conv.il. Hospt.:M 642-'1900 Very t.hurp. m<1ture , i----------"1---~c~a~l~l64~··~2:::·3505~-~------------~ youn)t :,(•t•11•t11ry w1fi0+ ----1yp111g, wt•ll or,::an11cd MACHINISTS FFICE i\Hi R. persona· blo ind1v. for Dr. n111ce. rran11crlpt1on & rcc~p· Good aen erul btt'k· uon1st desk. Bkka & In~. ground. Mt up & operate blll1n1:t helplul Send v1mety ot m1tch1ne:i 1n t)'l)('d resume to ilox ~. d udrna 1urrtl l•t~e. l).11 ly Pilot. P.O Box vert1c111 & honlonl!fl &560. C M <:a !I~ m11li. & puncn pre:ii;c,. - Sm11ll precuuon puru Over ill n•lrnl>le out - Smull >1hop. Ouy!I only. 1101na: 1•('1.-011 lo bhow & Mu11tn11ve uw111001-c 1tnt upt~ '" homl'·" 10 STA.CO SWffCH ftte. 1.1 U ,°\jcC!u. own cur. Sut ~ 1131.1 U1t1Cl·r C.:1.J11lu Mt> i. !'iun II to " pm. ~ hr + ~•II ' JOH ~ 111 p.-r a pt or ho~st' t;quul Opl)Orl. t-;mployer rented l.>' per m1 t\•. (.;;d& , _________ _. IS4ti J371 .. llk tor~':!.:- • RF:t:EIVING CL~Rt\ lor w1pcrso nn<'I 1·xp n1't' U U Drug :-it(')re Min. Xtnl tuturc 111r exp 11 »ge ~ IW1 _256.J ____ pen..on who e"'oys pre i.:.ure. hurdworl< and Rc<'ept1nn1sl wanled lor , .irtNY. We:.L-.ml Corp ~~"~' h~l~.:.:.1~\.;11te ~8 l~ C1tll M ICh('I(' IN<! 5.1\lli ....•••.• , .......•..... ti7.'i 110711 Rec·1•puon11H ior 11pl com plcx. under ~1. aao unll Mt. I J~3 RECPT /SECTllY Part um~. llllrbor 1tre11. Mp s Olt . t:xp. pre &erred 54ti·O~L • 8005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Sec'y1, looldtfffM" , .... fl Pl V · I •I l,I/ H'c•11\cll'l 'C 1\J.:l'llt'\ 1 ~ f .~ <ll II\.\ l)fll'l'' , iuio B11 1·11 :-it, :-,i1· 1111 I ~11~1•1 11t·, u1 the. "'.11 Id 'I ~\'Yt'llOrl llt•Mh ~LI tu•..111 I 1'" :-.t•\\ pui l UI .»X "1,Ll CaU For Appt. Appfloecu 80 IO 1-.:,.tot bll::.Ol'U Hlti.• I ...................... ··I l:'IH'u ft 2dr Rl'frt'l'-' 1<'tc' S..-Y. Sta. Attend mu~wr ti mf\.'( 011'1 C'l'IM imo t-: Co lit ll"Y N ll ~111 st>l1::>J1~ 1373 ~i&.l . . N c \.\ I'" .. l u I ' c M LU ~t·ll'! Cla:.Slllt.'<i ads du til.!-i :llO IL well. For • Ad in w,,,,..·s Wortd Cdl Sue 642-5678, Ext. 330 The Best Vest! •r, .• a_, tM" '"n..:··• , .... , "''' ynur t~' or ht· .... , .. ,., •. ,. l~•), h#m,nln~ ' •. ,., tut •louhl~ b••• lf'tJlfoir fl)< .ioubl• \nfl'tl'"' r1 CW h .. \ f)f -. (\I ~lt·tl •o '"n Mtlm" '" •n 1,uo ,.,.,, tf"rn Mlhf•h .. ,., .. 1, II : , ... I ~ h1.MH• :-\Ut.• .. M ~ t' tnr1rnh•t1 Sfond SI 00 for urh pallt'rn Attd 2S' for HC-h pallem hw llr11t t lUa mall and l'Pf't"1al handlin11 S'nd lo Allr' Broob . IOS, Ille> Oally Piiot, Nttdlrc-ran ~ , Aiu 16.'I, Old Chehu SIHllOn, Nf'w Vor~. N V 10011 l'r1n1 N•ml'. AddrHll, Zip, l'lllC'f'll Numlw'r ~av .. dollarat Crf'•lt' ti.oauttful lhln11 Smd for N~ ll'IS NHdlttran Ca1aiac• !I df-'11111 pnnlM •nallk 'JS' New• NIRy f'11\y ~lu SI 00 N-• Rlppl,e Crothft . SI 00 ~ + Knlf&olt SI~ N~"POint l'«* $1 00 n owtr l'rothf't 8tlOk " 00 llal11>ln C'l°O(htl flcM• SI 00 IMl3"1 C'rndHrl ·-St tlO l n•l •1nl "l1rram4' I'''"~ ~' "'' 11 .. rnnt MM•> llotol< SI no I mT1rlr1 .. 1.1fl llonl. \I !Al l'11n,11lrtl' "'''"" 11• \1 no I~ 1'1111' Afph~n• •12 '<r l\">11 M llt Quill• •1 'C M11,rum Quill ll<lnk •= ~ u Qulh' fw Toda1 ., ."IY Rfti>li or 11e Jllh 1<11•• )I, • f t Cool and Slimming Saunh·r <11.H H\ th,. •Uo•hln• lo ''II" bt•·1••Y lJHOr•·M \\Uh ~ n.11,.1 tn~ ... 001""1 J\l'C'kllllt .. A•) t" ,.. .. ,. 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Match 17, 1975 llCl•ca '-•• e & MMor> Cyclff/ I t \ •• ton Scooten •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ex« hVI rhr¥ ~/2S, St>cy 74 Bultaco !)j()c(' Tra1 chn. >& 24. drtt ~ ~. 8 1 k t' . X I n l • con d FfMToYM 1045 ~1:rce.u'f67 W ¥.Ith, CM. ~-()J4...!_alt4pm ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Yamaha 360 MX. • ? Yrotd Mate Dlich:ihund. Plmos & O,.,..s 8090 tanks, mlin)' u tras, ~ lo gd home. L.tkcs ••••••••••••••••••••••• pe rtecl mech sh41.pc. children. 502-~142. ORGAN HOBBYjS"l'S. t>IS-0353 ___ ----1 fw.....,.. 8050 1-'caturrna 'Illoma~ VAflAM A 100 Twin, ttUr ••••••••••••••••••••••• C11lltornian Organs cond. :>lOO. S11le11 and St-rv1ce • _ !'t1ATRESSESS W /ColorGlo 903 JOO.! Queen. Full & Twin :>t:lt> t-'or S1)t!c1UI Savmg~ ---• TOP DOLLAR PA.ID IMMEDIA. TEL Y FOR ALL FOREIGN CARS -----OLDSMOllLE , Priced to Move l'<low ! ! C all tor Coup<>n Offer '72 Yamaha & Honda lOOs. 1l Ct>U1>E DI!: \IJLLt·:. GMC TRUCICS &l·~lS &~·~. Cbast M•Mc Service Fully equ11-1ix'l'l lul'tlU\'r. HONDA CARS Costa Ml'Sat>\2·2851 Str eet. I.ow m. Xlnt Great Sa\'tn~s on l:~cd fountain Valley ~-67J3 cond. xtras. :i;;oo ca t1rm. NLWPllHT lMPlll\ IS Sandal ~ood v111y l to11 , UniY-ity Olds mutcl11n g 1ealne1· Ill· "'"' • tc n Q.r. dual c:"mlort 2d.?ll1farborDlvd, Furn. a pp II &: MtM·. ----002 t;:.s&t . a 1 l 6. Wilson :1 Barg;.un J'i;ouk HAMM 0~ l> om;,.\,'I Ml. -. -. -.-. . -:-54~ W . 19lhSl .. t.:M gd cun1I. ~~W.toe:.l oiler. 72 ::>U/.U KI I~ Enduro. d:l l<"IA I' 124 Spt. (;pe, I m1ks. cur. AM1FM ~1400. 1\t~er ti pm, Cull Allen 0.10·174J bCats. IUll 1>wr. IUC:L. UU", Coola ,\1csa 540·~ . /\Ian !SH!-ll~l*.ill. 7 pm. Trlr. Lo m1. llrcal tun!! Let Us Ta Ke lhc Bugs cruise conu·o1. ult Wht:t:I. ·~ Cutlas. U>twt. Su~r Outot'YourBUG! ster eo, ct\'. Looks and". d •1s... o.:; •Loveseat & Sota very -------->t~. 830 5100 good qaallly Neve~ ui.cd. SportilMJ Goods 8094 ------• ~-d-1122, us uully hm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·73 450 Honda. lttOll mi. 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Xtnt cond. al+ mpj!.Ph . .>Jti ~ WEU. LEASE YOU OURS! fatmc.a ung. amaro 9917 iJ Otds ~ Reg~cy, low Wo1·kmansn1p ••••••••••••••••••••••• n11. Lux~ Or. Cn.u1ocrr~· table w .1 lt~ill . ti <:llJ1r,. + bJJm ~tl u~l'll. JIM PANOS MAZDA 71 12-1 Fial ::>porb Spyder ourgund) w 1 rnn 111l . ,\!Jg w n i:... t\ m t 1" m :.ten.:o. ~~ -ti~~ 100 \liui.trant.eed ! t>Ht:amaro.ai5~1\!c:.11cw 1l'd w.'wnl \lllyl Lo1>. lll'eS & Orks. li11Ud l'Olltl. L>cu Ulll u I 11\ll'l"IOI',, l''nl ~· llar1b ullt!l + l'hina -- c:1os1.·t + 1tne11 che"'t. /\II TV, Radio, 1!17:.l llO:-.IOASLlSO orig. pt·.,. Valued ul H ifi, Stereo 8098 :!tsoo milt·~ Clean New & Used lo Chtx>..'>l' i 4 VW Bus, radial ure:.. SWO. ;)~..! 3Jii lrrnw. s lcl"l'U. r\~. IUll power. FM s tereo laj)C. Mw1y ----l'erlct'l ~·ond. ~-I ZOU. ;;ii too. Will sell lor ~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~oo ,,. t)..15-0li7 I .:!OUI S. "1 anchcslcl' ---· House of Imports 51.3-7250 extras. 12 .00ll mtlcs. CIM.,.olet 9920 :fl>H-~5l* Call Sherry at 1\lorgan Mui.I be in San Diego ---An:.ihc•1m tiJti·Wlll ~ Fial. 12-1 S1x. Cpe. ~HOO. Days 044--1:.!lJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ------- eves & Su~ 613-5300 ask CONNB.L Pinto 9957 Nurse s Ht:g 1 ~t r y. bt-tore t•nJ ul month. HKAWASAKI OOOZ·l .H8-~at>t or K3J lJW. Selling everythin g. W1xomFairing r\· s.s ter('O, tou ts. 541! iGM I fUI> Ooll~tr pa1d1~1 .~pd.Sl2U\J.Catt 5JO -W7ll U,\I W s and all other lm Honda 9727 •75 Mercedes tor Mr. :Shoemaker or CHEVROLET ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ml". Oorse. iJ. 2 dr sedan. White dt'lll. Deco r a l o r · s 0 w n btnches. fights, odds & ---- .Yu rn 1s h1 n gs, solas, ends .)<l!i -:.IJl'.!tj 14!5 ElslnOr{'. lwd ml. . Exec. Specials port('d t•ar,,. ••••••••••••••••••••#•• CreYierBMW SALES & SERVICE 7ll Uug. New clutchar-ks. 2828 Harbor ••d. l Ull 111L. mu:.l St.'11 ul1c1' 4::1-l --t.HISU 5-l 7 -1711 ---~hairs,laoles,chcsu.etc --• Kon1 .P o pµy S h oc ks. 640-1042. loots & Marine Webco h<l. ~ M1kun1 + L . • Equi~nt xlras. ~/Ost. tii3 7764 WH W. tsrStn.-et :,anta Ana l!ll.5·3171 ..... .)_,,Ji .._,.,. • .. • • J, ... THINK .,.1. "• ~ HON DA [: , . : : ~ fhree low m11eugt' ex· ccuu ve cars; l''ully equipped : orig. paint. Compt rebu COS1'A Ml!:SJ\ eng.~l.550o~makeofl'er. s4&-1200 Plymotlth 99&0 Must sell. ti7a -~. •-----------••••••••••••••••••••••• caving State. Lots 01 ••••••••••••••••••••••• all.>. misc mcld"g turn & anll --- .. ques under ::;.:,o. Also An· General 90 IO Motor Homes, Sales/ uque L>H. set. hui::c tal>ll' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rent 9160 w1teal, 6 chairs +:J ••••••••••••••••••••••• biH/OUJleL + l0 htn.1 T:\XADVA,\ifAGE l'Al'EAHHOW l~". <tir Cl"<Cl + fln"n t·h"~l .\II IJonale your Wot. . 1 "" ' "~ U ~l'lll.'rJlUI". );IJll l"Oll( .. ong pcs. V<1lu1.-<l Jt SI 100. oy ~coul:> :HIJ -IWO low rn1 ~ ~i.5uu J'nidl· Sell lor $8.>U. Call Shl'.r)' ,1 PLl-:ASL'HE Um~h). :iJUOU l'qu11y P\I µty. at Morgan Sur~e ·' 11 oergla:.:. 8. Top cond. ~ 11:111 L11· i16FBr. Registr y 5 1H !JJ61 or 8l':>lolr.ti75 "4ll2.~ ~JJ-2Jt>;> l>ctore t>pm Auto Senice & / After ti pm o-tti -\16tiJ Wanted 10 lluy: 4 man Pork 9400 t4orws 8060 .l4x!1acorAvonlllcra1l, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• !HIJ· iti.>li t.'\t-s. VW ENG. I 600CC BEAUT. 1\ppy Mare. !I VAU.:0 Alum. tl ' eom· .)Ju 09-iu __ _ yrs.old,grcatronlorma· plctc w/!JllP 0 18, used BROOKLYNLSlJUCO. don . fra1ned £ng . very l1llle . xlnt. cond. 19HL'.harll'St CM Wstrn. Must . .;a<·, bc-.t t>7:.I t>03.> Spec1al1t1n~ in VW & Oft· o•r. '49~-.;~.>7 or ---Hoad Veh1cl~s. Parts, 5.>6-<J4tiU Boots, Maint/ Senice 9020 sen 1 ce, welding & u-... -'u.. d G 1abrica1111n. •f--.... 1 oods 8065 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Work guar 51t! lH41 ••••••··~·.····~··••••••Yoe ht Refinishing --1'ff Usf!':ii'.LI. 645_9285 * Con ·air turbo t·hur~t.'1', lit'IOW 1'"! l)ncc bcaut11u1 __ ___ <·c,mplcte, l con air enA i.iln·r S L'I"\ 111~ llll't'~:-Boats, Power 9040 VW l loor pun •""-;;u;, On g. 011 p<11nUnA ... lurn . ••••••••••••••••••••••• J>t!0::.1on. C1 ;;1>0rt1td VW : l~-:S~; r 1 I 11· l' IH 1 <" c . W. \ !\ I'~: I) ; Boat ne<' .;:J!°>M _ work. l'rl'll·r ,,ound Antiques/ Jeweb-y 8070 \'ll l.:111 l'-o\l'r .!..! t t Classics 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~l ~7h.J ••••••••••••••••••••••• SELL US YOUR CAR! We pay top price-! MUST BE-CLEAN Will lake \lll.Vthing 10 ll'Jtk '' at<.·nes. nngs. f\ .~ l'l I' • .. wou ti.\ HHUR UL\ JJ. It 15 15oel l'U:,'l'. \ .\1 ES,,\ Oron9e County's Highest S Buyer onlntports Bill Maxey Toyota Cc11J HOS!l'r or B1l1 Ml7 &).5.} . . ~ SEE '~ ~ "J • • • • '~' HERB '». · 10% OVER FACTORY INVOICE ON ALL MEW Volvo 9772 1973 Caprice ~~tute W1:n !I UU with AM t FM slt'reo, ••••••••••••••••••••••• pass: 10 m1 . lull pwr. root scr, ~. lull sllle pnce rack, sleEJI rad111ls. exec. ~10.:H:J : lease at ~17:.1.91 ORANGE c ar . ~ J, ll 5 O, da ys mu. t 11! montn oµen end COUNTY 549-9322 tease. plu:s uu.J ------VOLV Caprice 1-.:i.tate Wgn. ti -l;;,1ISI':, 1ul1 .sa1e price XCLl.iSIVELY VOLVO 1>a~:-. P/b, I's. a,e Stt . .-el ~11 .:J.l:J. sl.'1' •• li!R! Lease Lar~e Vol\'o dealer in rad 1 j Is. x Int cond. al $255.111 mo. t:Ji monlh Orange County! Buy or ~:; ll.>22 S.!WO opt.•n end l\'a:.c. plus taxJ Lease direct. 72 t.'flEV King,,"Aood St. L WI~. 0 1u11 s~lc price ~···~~~jm'fJ.!~1~ ~r~.ti~l n~7 ~~nd. ~UIJO ~.OHl. ~er. 3~1~. Lease a1 • l' • •75 HO..,.DA ~14-1.Ji mo. 1~ mouU'I l:t7ll Chc\"clle ~\1alibu :>p. " 01wncndlecl~c.p1us taxJ 11~-...--..S. .... Manchester.._ ........ .-l:pe, tult pwr. + a1c. xlnt SEDANS Anahei 750 2011 cond. nu ures , ~tt>i.i, v our c h o i c e or Jim Slemons m -0«-2d11 FREE APPRAISAL accessories plus tax & -~------- We buy used cars & license. Order yours Imports SPECIAL * ·n VEuA·VAN• truck:-. Call GROTll today. l71 41Sl~9,00 J owner.~llll5 CllEVIH>LEl' tor a tree ~ ~ VOLVO SALE!. 642-C!'.)67 or4~7-l!J<!8. uppra1:.al. G I tatoTll Crlt.:Vi{OLl-:I' M I 9744 1''ac1.ory Demos & Ex· 1l mpala, 4 dr hardLQt>. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ecuuve Uars. Good Used Joaded, ~t!rJ5. 18.!J I Lk;.ic·h Bh·d. "G ~ Votvo SeleCll" ... -j 14·67:.l·OOIW llunungton !kach , . ti\! m U, gtl l'OOd-, f.1recn, v•• ----- g1i t11Jll7 :HH-3:.IJI Jo9uar 9730 ~'!' ~.'er.~o. ;)l ll llU . 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Rolli. 1.2 "/.-lo /., Am,f'm radio. ftoy ('t'. ~IJloiSI('.~. ExollCll i.l~fl.'O htpe. 1.'i1Ulll) m1 & import' ~$l1CJO. i\ll J, tS4.2-io:l'J '' 2ti0l. lull HHJ-;, !.1,\1 1n \'c1>l d, 1mm11<', -kJ·otr. .\JU:.l i.t>lt, Cttll COii : .ii!ll 7»14 .>l 1il ev\' "lJUui. l oJ,OOV llU ·Au· l'ondlttoned ~ ri4l :M.Sl --- :a:. !;l~" m=....._,.,, ~ du.I comlorl ln>nt M!llU, Au~avt rral'\li 1t9!. ,, ~Z ~s... ,A# ,.~i., rull pwr, tact. 1ur, 1tcrto. AM R•db la~_ .,._ "t'""' 1' 11•)0 crua»e contt"OI, etc. Trul,y White W/blu<' lntcnur '"~ .,.. " a uudy in •leaance. $1991 lf ~ ti~;~.... r. 0..-MIUAIM 4"' J 0 l t. 12 ._ ,~ ~~ ,,.,,,. <47SJI ny~U!#., Secot m::--• ft°' ,,; 11 NA!J£RS CAL>tLLAC. Zti Dely Pffot •:::pbyM ~=·-,. : t?~o.;e. ... •.J10.2A HA It .B 0 K 81.. v J). I Pertc'-lot ~=;:.,..4 ~~ =~~ u=.. '..:.U t;0STAM8~AMU~lW 3JO W • .B;ty~u&M 1 a~ " · •c:w.." or "'··1l 1'W.,,. °""" .. ~ <.:tid llhlC '72, Coupe d ~ >0u.tte ..,,..,_.,. '° VIile, While. l'nv.t MaraaretGryooman Gooil Qt)A4w91 /.l..t1 PaU"l,y.tutS• 1 •642-4JZI~ q, ... .. BARGAIN SPECIALS '71 Toyota (960DTD) 5899 '70 Toyota (856AOE) s I 0:99 169VW (stk. 627A) s1099 168 llllck (VTP108) s999 '69 Plymouth ,(689AON) s999 172 PWo (417EKRJ . 7 I , a l l r. s d s -• J , s b F E A E r- n h e l d E d i c c b g g 1 a s " l CJ 7 t I VOL. 68, NO. 76, 2 SECT!ONS, 22 PAGES ORANGE COU~TY, CAL:lFORNIA Today's Clos ... ·N. Y. Stoekii MONDAY, MARCH 17~1975 TEN CENTS Ciiy Hft11 Addition C9nfronts· -Lag~a Plans for a 6.000.t:quare·foot addltion to Laguna Beach City Hall will be submitted to the Laguna Beach. City Council Wed- nesday night for approval. The plans call for a second- story addition above the police department and a human services wing al the north end of the existing city hall. The addHions would house police detectives and recreation department employes now sta- tioned at the city hall annex on Glenneyr1! Slreet. According to Stan Scholl, public works dlrector. the addi- tions would cost about $140,000. The money would come· from federal revenue sharing funds granted to the city and county. •r favorably viewed by the city council, the city Design Review . Board and the stale regional coastal commission. the addi- tions could be constructed by January. Scholl said. Council membel"I wilJ study the plans during the 4:30 p.m. portion of Wednesday's meeting. The human servjces wing would house the recreation de- partment and other social service personnel. It would be built on what is now a small park- ing lot used by city hall depart· ~ mentheads. If the addition is approved, lht> parking would be transferred to the main city employes lot at the corner of Forest Avenue and Laguna Canyon Road. The s~ond-story addition over the existing police department would house the police depart· ment's detective division. Plans for the city hall e'X· pansion were drawn up following a decision by city officials not t.o purchase the annex building on Glenneyre where space has been leai.ed for the past two years. The building formerly housed a post office -CoU.rt· Rules tJ .S. Has Body Irish . Dalt' Pllet Stlltt PMle These two walkers in tbe St. Patrick's Day Parade in Mission Viejo Saturday make no slight claim to fame - Jim Moore of Laguna Niguel. in the parade for the fifth year , is dressed as the saint himself, and Bob Brennan is decked out as the Lord Mayor of Dublin. Victim of Suicide Identified by Police The vicJ.im of a weekend suicide in ~aguna Beach h as been identified by police as Richard Burton. 30, of Bakersfield. Burton died en route to Hoag Memorial Hospital in Newport Beach Saturday afternoon in the Newport Beach Police Depart- ment helicopter after shooting himself in the chest on the isolat- ed beach below Crescent Bay . Point. Neil Purcell. police operations division commander, said Burton apparently was despon- dent over his relationship with a girlfriend when he shot himself. . . . Vurmg investigation of U1e in· cident, police located a car rent· ed by Burton parked near the beach that contained a photo- g raph of the man and his girlfriend. Purcell said On the back of the photograph. Burton had wrillen ··1 can't go on any longer." Officers s ummoned to the scene said the .38-caliber re- volver Burton used was found in the man's right hand. He fired one shot into his chest. they said. The Newport Beach police \ Tlw11~ ..... Anyway U.S .. Marine Wayne Thomas White was just trying to do his good deed for the doy wbeu he tried to help a woman back her car out of ~ San Clemente parking lot early today. She backed over him. While. 25, suffered bruises and ashes on his leas. He was takep to Camp Pondltton'a base • hospltlll. Alter tht lnjul')', White told police, lbe woman just drove orr. .. , helicopter was called to the scene to speed transport of the man to the hospital. Attempts to revive him during the flight to Hoag pro· ,·ed unsuccessful. · 2 Architects For S. Coast Library Hired Laguna Beach architects Fred M. Briggs and JackE. Cressman have been hired by 'the county Board of Sopervisors to design a $430.000 library to serve readers in Dana Point and Laguna Niguel. The library 1s proposed for con- struction on a 1.25-acre site al the corner of Niguel Road and Mariner Drive, just inJamLfrom Pacific Coast Highway, in Laguna Niguel. The ·10,000-square toot building will house 60,000 volumes, includ- ing 20,000 children's books . Completi on is scheduled sometime during the 1976 calen· daryear. Plans for the library m\Uit go betol'e the regional coastal com· mission for approval before CGl'I· struction can commence. Cressman said design ·'will "onsider the problems of energy consumption, both by the build- ing itself and by the manUfaclur ing proc~ses of the material¥ that go into the building." Oak Statue Stolen In South Laguna Orange County Shenrrs o!- facers are investlgating tbe th rt of an oak statue valued at $2,000 from the 1Mne r()Om oC a South Lagunil home t.hat brina of· r«wrw ... t.. · Dcputl said t6e UMlt at 312S2 Holly Or .• was reported by real Htate investor G. Crorton Cooper. 49. of 3424 Via Oporto, NewpQrl ~ach. The)' $aid there was no sign oftordbl entey. Offshore Oil Rights Atlantic States Rebuffed WASHINGTON <UPIJ -The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 8 lo o • today that the federal govern- ment has exclusive rights to of- fshore oi l reserves which could eventually give the nation more independent energy resources. The justices. with Justice William 0 . Douglas not participating, s aid claims by 13 Atlantic Coast states to oil rights based on their Colonial charters were s~rrendered when they ;oincd the Union. The ruling was not unexpected. It followed a line of cases begin- ning II) 1947 which s aid the United States alone claims title to all seabeds beyond the low-water mark. In 1953, Congress gave the states authority up to the three· mile limit. O.lly PilOt SU!I PhOle The justices accepted without modification recommendations by Special Master Albert B. Marris, appointed by the court to review the claims of the states and the United States. WOULD.SE LIFEGUARDS CH~RGE THE CHILLY SURF IN SAN CLEMENTE The Swimmers Took Rugged Tests That Included Swimming, Running, Rescues Seeo111I in Da'\r • Special masters arc appointed when the Supreme Court has original jurisdiction over dis· pules between the slates or the states and the federal govern- ment. The court can accept, re- ject or modify the master's re· commendations. A spokesman for the Interior Department said the gove~enl was pleased with the decision and would renew plans to lease exploration and development 1ights to a 12,000-square mile parcel of sea bed in the Mid- Atlantic south of Long Island to Cape Hatteras, N .C. Nixon's 'Visitor' Caught by Guards Leases will be sold within " CSeeOJL, PageA2J ADFILLSJOB ON FIRST DAY "Our phones are ringing off the hook. We filled the position the very first day after the ad appeared i11 the paper ... That's the overwhelming suc - cess reported by the Anaheim 'firm which placed this ad in the Daily Pilot: EDITOR Needed part time for new Orange County Publication. Prior ,editorial exp. helpful. lbut not nee. Call for interview, xxx-xxxx. If you have a job you want lo fill, call 642-5678. Put a few words to work for you, in the • Daily Pilot. .School • R sldel\t'{ of the Shoreditfs area of Sah Clemente -unhappy ·with • achool board finding that a • Qil'tV JW\ior b!&b would not create a neaaUft 1mpact on their area -wUll the subJecl reopened. Former Pres ident Richard Nixon nearly had an unexpected late night gue~t this weekend when a 29-year-old woman scaled the wall to his San Clemente estate. She was caught by Secret Service men before she could run inside the Cas a Pacifica and tell Nixon her i>roblems. The inci- dent Friday night was the second attempt the same day by ap- parently mentally disturbed persons to gain a n audience with the ex-President. The woman, when turned over to San Clemente police for ques- tioning, said s he wanted to talk to Nixon aboul his •·takeover" of Coca Cola stock and claimed to be the daughter of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Police said it '"as the' third time that the woman, a San Francisco res ident. had tried to enter La Casa Pacifica Police Fire Kills Man LAKEWOOD <UPI) -A 37- year-old man was killed and his mother and three sons were in-· jured in a blaze Sunday which destroyed. their home. Curtis Townsend was found dead in '.J rear bedroom of the residence R11ling Shorecliffs residents want the new school to front on a proposed street rather than Via Socorro which winds through their de- velopment. The proposed street would connect to a freeway of· framp. Tbey wm ask trustees of the . ca~ Untfied School Dis- trici tollJ'1't to refttnd a D1flnttwf~' Impact statement aiact mril~liliii[ the preparation P llMJlftllii"~ • JMntal impact...,--Fl!. 11W-i1"'"'S have disputed the re- ' claim that lncreasod ·~~;pwa.;r•ted by the school tlnm ntally atf~l the Int tea. They voted ni l Q)tclini lo file the lrnp cl st tement with al tone Conscrvat.W> The board wllf;1.-0l'lkl request al its 7: ot San Juan £1 Accordlnc to th lMw requlrcs wben ver there ·~.a•llJD.Mlll Ion and othtr plaMirg :.aid s he wus seen scullng the s1:-. foot wall. Police said ;.m e arlier intruder "ho attempted to crash the security gate at Cyprus Shores near the Nixo n estate "as a Camp Pendleton Marine. Officers said the Marine told the guard al the gate he wanted to see .. the Pre:.ident'" and tell him to •·stop the war." When the guard refused perm1 s:-.ion to enter. the man ran inside the gate. The intruder "a~ arrci;ted al the Cyprus Shores beach clubhouse following a short scuf- fle with officers . Both persons were taken awuy for psychiatric evaluation. Thl' woman was booked into Orange County !'vtedical <.:enter and the Mari n e ta kc n to l he b a :-.1• hospital Man Hit by Train SANTA FE SPRINGS CUPl> -An unidentified man ap- parently commited suicide Sun- day by stepping into the path of a moving freight train. The engineer aboard the train said he was unable to stop when the victim walked into the path of the train. Fought Other items on the agenda in elude: -A public hearing on wage proposals submitted by the non· teaching employes. They are , asking for a 10.9 percent cost of living increase and various other benefits . -Selection of a new principal ror Dana Hllls lligh Scbool. Former principal. Walter Sptncer, died last November. Approval of new attenda'ncc boundaries for ft1oultoft Elemen- tary School and Niguel fftlls Junior High, bolb of which will o~n In Lag\Jl\a NiitUtl next Sep- \ember- 1 Sa11 Clemente Lifeguarding \ Hopefuls Vie Churning through the chilly '~ater like human windmills. 55 s wimme r s competed this "<.'ekcnd for the honor of wearing San Clemente City Lifeguard trunks Had 'things gone right, one of them might ha ve worn a bikim mslead. Bul 17-:vear-old Karen Tantellow. of San Clemente. foiled to qualify for lhejob. ~11ss Tantello'\ 's neme!>iS was thl' first event, a half-mile swim :iround a buoy al the end of the municipal pier .. \!though she mude it. :-he was ahout a minute behind time. However. lifeg uard Capt. Sheridan Birlt'y said she did bet- ter th:in many men, some of whom turned back immediately after hitting ~he 54-degree water. In addition to the distance swim the competition involved two other events, both of which <See GUARDS. 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RUELING COMPETITION IN SAN CLEMENTE SURF INCLUDING SIMULATED RESCUES Water Temperature Was 55 Degrees as Swimmers Pulled Fellows From Water School1nen Get Good, ·Bad News Laguna Beach Unified School District trustees will receive some good news and some bad news about school finances when they meet al 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Education Center, 550 Blu- mont St. The good news is that the dis- trict will receive about $20,000 in income it had not budgeted for the current fi scal year from in- terest on money in the bank. The bad news is that the dis- trict will spen~ at least $62,000 more than was projected at budget time last summer. Despite the cost increases, Clyde Lovelady, bus iness manager. said the district will close the books on the current fis- cal year June 30 with $213,000 left over. Costs that were not budgeted and have been encumbered by the district include $25,000 for dectricity bill increases; $18,000 for a new elementary school re- ading program approved by the Board of Education; $15,000 for restoration of bus transportation for high school s tudents, and S4.000 for expansion of the adult t.·ducation vrogram, Lovelady s aid. Bice1ite1u1ial 8a1Uf,s,ta1zd Pla1i Backe<l ·The San Clemente Chamber of ri>mme rce board of directors vote<\,. unanimous ly recently to :rnpport the idea of building a ~ndstand m Plaza Park as the city's bicentennial memorial. Bertha Henry. board member, s aid .. there is so much interest throughout the community and born individual organizations .. we would be ... remiss 1f \\e d1dn l get behind 1t." · The cha m bcr '::; acl1on \\as to lend moral support lo the 1dcJ of a bandstand being the· "mu::;l suitabl e type of m c>mon al. •· Prc vwusly, the Cit) Council re- jected the idea of the bandstand rnemorwl, wh1 e h .is plannr<l by tile Bicentennia l Committee was to cost $10.00o. •As plannl'd. lhc b<tnd::;tanct' would have had marble facings and bronze sculptures depicting historic or patri oti c events in hi!:i· torv. 1'fhe council said something rllore ut1htanJn \\>CJS needed. ORANGE COAST Lr..<. DAILY PILOT • Thi (Ir "tQ" Co_.,, 0-Uy P 1'-0i wtthw f· f"H\l i:"Wn ~ binrd 1nr ,.,.,..,~ p,,.,.,, lio PVC>h"""'° l>Y ttw-0rN'Qil" (D..t· t Pub11Vunq Co~OAftf \fOlWat,. f'dihOf'I ,,., put>l1 ~ ,..._,,.,,,.,. 1"rOUQ" f-1t<My tM CP\ltt t,,,. ... 1 N'Wt'IOfl t~r .1• h, HunhnQIC'.W\ Pl,.,~ FoUl"I t•in V4tl•t . 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Gareth Schmeling, chairman of the university's department of humaniities. •·Fiddles hadn't been invented in Nero's time, nor any instru- ment like them." he said. "On top of that, Nero was 50 miles away from Rome when the fire started." Saddlehack Sets Fair On Antiques You can learn all you ever rwanted to know about antiques at ·saddleback College March 22 when the college presents ils "antique fair." Lawrence Gichner. an authori- ty on art and antiques, will be on hand in the Science-Mathematics Bui lding and provide the answers. Gi chner, u m :rn who has ~eoured the globe in search of old mi.lps, q.ire books and urt objecb for the Smithsonian Institution :.ind the Library of Congress, will s tart with a lect ure on his personal collecting at lOa .m . Then. he will apprab c colic·<:· llbles brought by lecture guest:.. Tables v. Ill be provided for dis· pli.t y and all apprais als arc free. G1chner describes coll ecting as ··;.i means of convivialilv" and .s;.iys the most fascinating· people in the world are those ··who col· Ject the same things you do." Saddlebac k Valley residents and a ntique de alers interested in di.splaying their w ares ~hould make r eser vations wilh the or. f1 cc of Community Services at the college, 831-9700 or 495·4950, E:..t. 263. Parked Auto . Blaze Causes $200 Damage An electrical short under the hood of a parked car touched off ::.i S200 blaze at a San Clemente street corner over the weekend, firemen reported today. The fire was fu eled by gasoline dripping from a fuel line but the flames were extinguished before the car was consumed by the blaze. Its owner, 20-year--0ld Camp. Pendleton M arine Mike Maloney, was not in the car at the time. More s pectacular thun damag· ing. the 2 : 30 p . m . Saturday fire al Avenida dcl Mar and El Camfoo Real was reported to the fire department hy s everal persons. Bandits Hits Store In Laguna Hills A Laguna Hills market w3s robbed of $35 Sunday by a gun· man who emptied lhe ca'ih re- gister after ordering the store operator to he on the floor. Orange County Shenff's officers !:;Jld Deputies s aid the theft wa!. re· ported by Wilham Moore. 46. of 25261 Remesa Dr . Mission V1Pjo who operates th e 7-Elcvcn market at 20~78 Lo Pai Road Ot>pu t h'~ are cir<'ulating o description of the gunman. •'rflna Page Al GUARDS ... were described as "grueling" by Birley. One was a run-swim-rescue which required the competitiors to run 200 yards down the beach, swim 200 yards into the ocean, rescue a person. and carry him across the finish line. The other was a run-swim- rescue which involved a total of 800 yards of running and 400 yards of swimming, Birley said. Taken t ogether, the three events narrowed the field to a total of 45 candidates for about a dozen or so s ummer jobs with a pay range of $3.72 to $4.51 per hour. Just bow many will be employed depends on how many of last year's guards return lo work. Birley said lifeguards today were trying to determine how many of the 45 qualifiers will be admitted to the lifeguard train· ing course which begins Satur- day and concludes March 28. Planners OK Relocation Of Buildings s The Laguna Beach Planning Co mmission has approved re- location of two historic buildings fro m th eir present sites downtown to new spots in the southern part of town. The Casa de Mandigo will be moved to a spot at 240 Ruby Street where the old apartment complex will be remodeled and used again for apartments. The Barbara Weber studio, a quaint Norman-style building, is plunned to be moved to 1166 Glen- neyre St. where it would be used as a doctor's office . The buildings now rest on land at 269 Broadway and 275 Broad way, respectively. where landowner, Laguna Federal Sav· ings and Loan, wants to buikt an expanded parking lot and drive· in teller. Laguna Fed had planned to raze the old buildings, but com· munily protest at the coastal commission halted the planned de molition. In other action Tuesday the pl anners: Approved an amendment lo the city's lig ht commercial zone tC·.5) perftlitting doctors offices in the zone. The recommended change now goes to the city coun- cil for fin a I approval. Approved the concept of con- structing a tennis court on top of the Laguna Beach County Waler District reservoir in Bluebird Ca- nyon. Approved th e Sceni c Hig hway's Element of the General Plan. T he element now goes to the city council for final approval. The section was shorn of m any of its m ost controversial provisions. -Denied a proposed tract of five houses on 24 acres in the Temple Hills Drive area. 'Hair' Signs Stolen "The Wild H a ir," a San \h.•mente hair styling shop was hit by burglars over the weekend who took the two hand-carved identify ing signs from the busi· ness at 2738 Camino Capistrano. Shop owner Norman Richards told officers the signs are worth approximately $12S. each. Both · wer e reported stolen early Saturday. Brezhnev Abroad BUDAPEST. Hungary CAP> - Leonid I. Br ezhnev arrived in Rudapest on his Cirsl trip abroad in three months. The 68-year-old Communist party chief showed no signs of the illness that kept h1 n'I out of Moscow lime.light for six weeks. ... . . '-. - ' WASHINGTON (UPI > -Some Administration officials have re· . "commended approval of a $1.S billion, 20-year partnership that would give the NaUonal Iranian OU Compa'ny a 50 percent In- terest in hundreds of Shell Oil Company filling stations in the· United States, it was reported l1>· day. The report by Jim Aoderson of Group W News said the Stale and Justice departments are pre· pared t o approve th e partnership, but it received OP· ·pos ition from the Federal Energy Administration and some mem~rs or Congttas. Congress probably would have lhe last word on t.he proposal. Frank Stainton, a spokesman · tor Shell, confirmed in a telephone interview from his of· fice in Housl9n that discussions between Shell and NIOC have been-in progress for more than a year. Shell i.s a subsidiary of Royal Dutch Petroleum. Anderson said the deal in· volved the constru~ion by NIOC and Shell of a Sl.5 billion oil re· finery on the Persian Gulf with a daily production capacity of 500,000 barre ls of r efined ..... ---........ .. • petroleum products, tncludln8 gasoline. · NlOC, he said, would pay 7~ percent of the cost of refinery construction and Shell would buy 2S0,000 barrels a day -half its sa output -for sale in the United State,s. In return, Anderson said, Shell would give to NIOC 50 percent control of its filling stations. ThePay's~K Anderson said Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger had given lhe proposal bis blessing during discussions in Washington thi s m o n th w it h Ir a·n i a o Eoonomic Affairs and Finance Minister Hushang Ansary. No public men lion was made of the proposal when Ki!!singer and Ansary made a joint announce- ment Mareb 4 of a $15 million, five.year commercial agreement covering nonoil trade -the world's biggest commercial deal betwee n two countries. Under the agreement, Iran will buy eight large U.S. nuclear r eac- tors. But $29,299 in Overtime? WASHINGTON (AP > - Federal overtime regulations let some government inspectors at airports and other U.S. entry poinLc; earn 16 hours' pay for 1% hours' w ork, the General Ac- counting Office says. Investigators from the ac· counting office found that some inspectors r efused to s eek jobs in higher classifications because lhe higher positions would have brought less overtime and would have reduced annual gross pay. The report said an immigra- tion inspector at Bangor, Maine earned $16,848 in annual salary, but a n additional $29,299 in over· time. Federal inspectors were paid $47.6 million in overtime during fiscal 1974. Shipping companies and airlines reimbursed the gov· ernment for $36. 7 million for the services. The government is not reimbursed for overtime at ac· tual border c rossings. The report recommends that Congress order a revision in the .,Premium pay sys tem. The study reviews the overtime procedures o f the Imm ig r ation and Naturalization Service, the Customs Service, the Agriculture Department's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, .and the Public Heallh Service. Inspectors from the agencies are stationed at border crossings and other points of entry, includ- ing seaports and airports. Most receive pre mium pa~ when called upon to work nights, Sun· d ays and holidays. The accounting office reJ)orted that more than 74 million ships, airplanes and vehicles arrived in the United States during fiscal 1974, ening last June 30, and the four agencies said 6 ,886 e mployes were used in port-of- entry inspections. The rules allowed one inspec- t or at Bangor International Airport in Maine to claim SE92 in overtim e pay for Sunday and holiday pay in one month. It found that Customs Service work rules permitted 10 inspec· tors to receive 16 hours' pay each when they were asked to r eturn to their duties at Boston's Logan International Airport to inspect passengers arriving atl2:25 a.m . one Sunday, a job that took H~ . hours to perform. The three immigration ser vice inspectors assigned to the same fli ght were also paid for 16 hours' work, but were given ad · ministrative duties to ped'orm to complete a n eight-hour tour of duty. An Agriculture Department in- spector worked 21/.a hours on the same assignment but was paid for nine hours of work. Such discrepancies were re- peated in s t udies at Dulles In- ternational Airyort n ear Washington, D .C., where 12 hours' pay was awarded for only one hour of work. Anderson said Administration critics of the Iranian-Shell pro- posal argue that it would make the United State:-. more depen· dent on foreign oil imports at the very time Presid ent Ford is plan- ning a $10 billion proposal to re- duce U.S. dependence on foreign oil. ~ ~ "* From Page Al OIL ... • year, the spokesman said, but full development pf oil resources in the area will take six years.or more. The high court ruling gives the federal government title to near- ly 200,000 square miles of of· fshore la nd up to 100 miles off the coast. It also e nds a dispute which has prevented the Interior Depart- ment from p ursuing leasing plans. Interior 'Officials said the first parcel alone may contain 12 billion barrels of oil. Calls to oil companies to decide which tracts they want to develop will be issued soon, perhaps next week, the spokesman said. El Toro Air Base Has 32nd Birthday Gov. J ames Longley of Maine, one state involved in the suit, :;aid be was ·•extremely disap- pointed" by the court's d ecision. Gov. Meldrim ThomsonofNew Hampshire said the ruling "is ex- <Jctly what we exi>ected" and urged the federal governnfent to move quickly ahead to let private enterprise develop the offshore resources. It's St, Patrick's Day today and also the 32nd birthday of the U.S. Marine Corps Air Station at El Toro. The Marine Corps' largest West Coast aviation installation was ohce an Irvine Ranch bean. field. It was com missioned as a temporary wartime facility in 1943 and the first 30 Marines to arrive at the base bedded down in •an Irvine Ranch bunkhouse. Today the air station has a population of more than 10,000, including civil service employes and has grown from 2,318 acres with three runways to 4,600 acres with 10 runways. The facility has served as an intensive training ground for Marine aviators a n d a ir crewman and as a major jump· off point for troop and cargo flights during World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam con- flict. Following the Korean War, the base's principa I t ask became providing a home for the Third Marine Aircraft Wing. Its pre· sent commander is Brig. Gen. R. · W. Taylor who holds a dual role as commander who also serves as commander, Marine Corps Air Bases, Western Area. The 3rd Marine Aircraft wing is made up of fighter, attack, helicopter, phot o- reconnaissance. observation, re- fuelling, transport, radar and headqu art e r s squadrons. Its pilots, ordinance and main- tenance personnel train constant· ly for combat readiness. Bahamas Sailing Slides Presented ~al Hancock will present his shde seri es "Sailing the Bahamas" at 9 p .m. Tuesday in the San Clemente Library. The slide show is part of the Tuesday Travel Forum, present- ed by the slide film class of Capistrano Unified School Dis· trict's adult school. The class is taught by Marcella Lange, who moderates the series. Ad ditional information is available from the library. 492-3493. WARIMERS PAYS Mariners Savings has always pold the highest Interest legally possible. Now your savings con be worth even more at Ma~iners -a Big 7o/, % on 6-year certificates of $1 ,000 or mor•. Not only can you moke mon•y ot Mariners, you con moke friends tOQ - with a strong "hometown" sovlngs and loan. Save at Mariners. Now it mokes more dollars and sense! Mariners Savin.v and Loan J. ~~·iatk)n ci,,....,_.l........ wum en• oovn • HIWPOn HAat. CA.IJI' • ..,.... m• ... , . ._,......,. OMr.1 102• IA Y$JO Oal\'2 • H1WPOll'f UAOf, C:.UU ..... • c114t t4J._. C .. Jll* C.-.1 I \ltlO $f Al llF.A(")I l<>Ull'VAllO • UALa&ACH. CALIF ~'4() • c21 l1 V.· ... ltt 11'4l)lfVfllLV IOVI FVAllO •LOS Afll<iELU. CAL., ~ • 01ll11~7 4141 ' ' I Merge_ Muffed . . Firm Sticking to Foods 'II> MILTON MOSKOWITZ Everyone u1ed to lhlnk ~neral Foods (GF1 was a pretty •mart company. Bul that wu berore ll tot bitten by the dlversiflcaUon bug. Jts eye• proved to be bagger than 1Ls stomach, whic;h I suppose 1s an understandable ml.stake Jor a food produc.er. Only one other com· )>any, Procter & Gamble, ~:Y ~u:p~i~~~ ~ra~~ Money Tree .supermarkets lflan GF From lhls White Plains. 'N.Y., corporate cornucopia co'!le the followu1g MAXWELL llOUSE coffe~ Yuba.n coffee. Sanka coffee, Maxim coffee, Jell·O puddings, Post cere1:1ls, Postum, Tang, Orange Plus, Btrds Eye frozen vegetables and JWces, Kool·A1d, Log Cabin :syrup, Minute Rice, Cool'n Creamy, S.llake'n Bake. Gaines dog foods, Swans Down cake mixes, Gooc.J Seasons salad dressings, Open Ptt barbecue sauces. With such an overstuffed larder, you wouldf\,'t think that a company would get restless and start poking 1ts spatula into other frying pans llowever that's precisely what happened at GI'"' during th~ 1960s when 1t'6aw everyone merging with everyone else. Not eontenl with being the ITT of the food busi· ness, GF branched out. Its first move 1n 1968 was to acquire the Burger Chef franchise business It "'Ould teach 1\1c0onald's a thing or two . Then, 1n rap1d·f1re succession, 1t bought its way 1nto the cosmet1cs business by acqu1r1ng V1\ 1ane Woodard a door-to door seller (,..atch out, Avon 1 }. the to) business by acqwr1ng Kohner Bros , a maker of ~reschool loys and games (watch out, Fls- her-Pr1ce 1 ), and the seed business by acqu1r1ng the venerable \V Atlee Burpee Co, a firm founded in 1876, some 20 years before Charles W. Post invented Post um, the beverage he thought would replace cof- fee C1ron1c In light ofGF's later development as the v.orld's la rgest coffee roaster J. IT TURNED OlJT that what GF really bought -y;ith these acqu1s 1t1ons was a peck of trouble Running a h<.1mbufgcr chain, 1l seems. was nol the same thing as making Jell 0 GF poured monc~ into an expansion progr1:1m that Included the open- ing of Rix broast beer outlets and the add1t1on or 500 units to the 700 Bui ger Chef had v. hen 1t "as a<:· qwrerl By 1972 G F was 1n need of an Alka Seltzer· "We had, frankly, tried to grow loo fast in this business,'' lhe co mpa ny conceded The Rix chain was axed. the Burger Cher ranks \\ere thinned -andcr· v.rote off losses of $47 million, cataslroph1c when you keep in mnd that the company paid only $1G miJ1on for the entire business in 1968 SF~LLING TO\'S, 1t seems. v.as not the same thing as making Grape Nuts Kohner fruled to meet expectations and 1t .... as sold off I.1st year Newport Building Permits Decrease llu1 ld1n g permits issued by "Jewport Beach durin g rebruary amount to <Jbout $2 m1lhon l ess in construction 1 alue than those issued 1n February of 1,lst )ear, <.1c .-ord1ng to figures released to- liay by city aides The $4,103,261 figure 1s only 1lightly Jess, however , than '.he ten ye.tr a\ cr.1ge fi gure or February construcl1on 1n '\cwporl Beach Sri 3!17,689 /\.LTOGETllE:R, 85 hwld .ng permits were issued hy 1le Department or Comn1un1- ty Development, 1nclud1ng six J>erm1t!I for dwelling units T he largest permit \vas ts .ued to Koll Center for con truct1on or two o£ftr:e bu1ld - 1ngs at 4'340 and 4350 Von Karman /\\'e 'fhosc "'°c:rc valued at Sl,440.000each An other permit. issued to the Irvine Con1pany. v.as for a commercial building at 4770 Campus Drive, valued at $362 340 Li.irges t dwell1ng-un1l J)(:rm1t issued Wi.IS for a house at 16 C} p1 ess Point Lane, valued at sss,200 . ACCORDING TO city of f1c1al s bu1ld1ng is still way doy.n 1n the cal) There were • 167 permits issued during February of 1974 in contrast to last month's 85 permits f'or 1hc first two months or 1975 there were 185 permits issued, in comparison to the 367 issued last year during the .sanlc period Looking for a Joh "The Hardest Joh' ATLANTA (UPI> -Like m any other Americans, James Mciver has d1scove1ed that looking {or a JOb these days 1s itself about the hardest Job there as. 111clver. 31 , has a college degree in French, earned on the GI bill after four years 1n the ~1anne Corps But the only work the Pluladelphta native has been able to find is as a "garden lechn1c1an," a f1...>derally funded Job managing a three-acre community garden plot 1n an economically de Pressed area of Atlanta "!\lclVER CA"!\I E TO Atlanta 9112 months ago, armed with good credentials to teach languages In high school, but had to dig drainage ditches for a living when there were no teaching Jobs available He was laid off from that the day before Thanksgiving and since then worked for only a month, d1stnbut1nc free samples for Proctor and Gamble, before landmg the job as a gardener "The layoff period was probably the hardest time in my life," he said 1n an 1ntervtew. "I guess I applied for about 85 jobs since Thanksgiving I was really scuffling there. One of the hardest Jobs is looking for a job I would have taken anything that was legal and not against my convictions '' Although 1ll·eqwpped for his new trade when he started, Mciver 1s now in charge of 10 workers who are clearing and tJIUng the small patch ot urban land for a demonstration sarden TllE LA.ND WAS OONA.TED for the pro1ect by the Liberty Baptist Church, which will be allowed to dislribute the (nuts and vegetables raised on it to help needy tamllles cut their food bills. There are several other similar garden plot.I in other depressed areas o! the city, and Mciver and his team are also avallable for assistance to lndlv1duals wanUng to plant their own backyard gardens. "When I first heard about the garden program it ieamed kind or tunny, but as I heard more about it I got in::. terested," he said. Most of t.tiose working tor Mciver are youn1 and black, and like their boss. ha'1e no previous experifnce In earden· tne. Most of them are high school 1raduates and the S3 an hour jobs are the only thin.a available to them. Mciver 11 single, and said he managed to get throoeh his period of jobtessne:u with lhe help of a young couple who Jet him live in their home Mciver, who l1 black, refuses to simply blame "the white man'• 1y1t.em" for the trouble he has had But he regreu now lhat his degree from F(lly Cltevllle State tJnlversity in North Carolina didn't preparr hlm better for 'maklng a livin g. "I DON'T FEEL BETRAYED by the syatem. I know Vi'hat Is hap~nlng 11 happening to a lot of white•. too, but at 'he ume I WB!J Jrowln& up, a colleite education was overt:m· phaslzed. • · • Monday'• Cloeing Pric~!J ~NEW . - Mondey. March 17. 1975 YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Year'• Hielo-Lowo Appear Enry Satarday ... ........ -,., ,\l...,.10... 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Kurt Krumpholl, forml'r Corona tlel :\1 Ltr s\\ 1mmmg !>tal' no\\ IH'rlurm1ng for LTL.\. plat:l'U '\l'l'ond 111 thl' m.:n's 100 fret• 1n IG 79 hl•h1nd l>.111 Chnsty'!> Ill 5:1 lfabaslwfl ..,,\ 1m1111ng for the• \1ts .... 1un \'tt.'JO :\ Jll.1d11n·s. t:, cur rentl~ ,, "tlldl·nt ~1t Golden West Colk~l' ~ht•\\ 011 thl' 500 fn:l'Sl) le Frula) .111d t·.1ptun·d thl' :!00 frl'e ::O.JturdJ) night in tln•sh1111 -course pool Shl.· huld!'> lhc ,\na.·ncan re l"onl in both C'\'l'l\ls In lhl' JOU . she won handtl\' O\'l'I .Jill Sterkel of the El ~l ontc ,\qut1l tl' .\:,soc·wtion hut \\ti.., f<ir off t ht• ,\mt•n <":Jl1 record of 50 8!J. st•l 1<1st \'t•ar h\ Kathv llt•<ldv 11t :\t•WJ l•f~l'~ . • . If T11n ~h:rn chooses to attend \:.ii Statt· 'Long Hca<:h1 as 1s tht nim111 . tht rncrs mt1y well g11• themselves the top s wimming pro!'lpt:ct ~llH'l' :\1 ark Spitz The 17 yt·:.i1 old Shaw O) a rd frec'>l vie Sh:I\\ a st•nw1 e1t Long Hei.H'I> \\ tbon ll1gh S<.·hool, do<:ked 15 rntnuh·., :! I Ii;) st·c·1mds as hl' de tl·:.itl·trok< s1>er1;,h ~1 Wi.IS tlllH:d In (.'1 1!J 30 .. --· . __ ............. [ Exaggerated? c ' u Pl TelepflolO SOUTH BEND. Ind. <AP! - Notre Dame basketball coach ·Digger P he lps says r emarks a t - tributed to h im conct!rning a possible recruitin g scandal in coU-ege baskelb1tll of "Wat ergate proportion s" were greatly exag· ger ated. R eached late Sunday at his South Bend hom e. Phelps said re- marks attributed to him in an in· terv iew at Tulsa were ·'basically some of the same things I've been saying befor e. "But J don 't have any inside information on anyone who m ight be under In· vestigation," h e emphasized. "I would like to get something on Maryland bcrore next Anothe r Net Title For Laver SAO PAULO, Brazil <AP> - Coron a de! Ma r's Rod Laver downed Puer to Rico's Charles Pasarell. 6-4. 6-4. in 56 minutes Sunday to win the men's singles title of the World Championship Tennis Blue Group tour nament. A crowd of more than 12,000 fans s u pported Laver. who~e service was sh arp and his play nearly flaw less n ear the net. A she 011 Top weeken d, though," Phel~ said 10 jest about his le a m 's next oppo ncnl in the Nation al Collcgiak Athletic Association tourney Phelps, whose No. 12. Irish eliminated J<a n.sas. Saturday night in tne NCAA Midwest Regional first round, s tttd he onl) ml'ant lo imply that "1\ ·~ obv1ou:- from what I read in the paper::. that schools are being mvestigat ed. And no doubt more will he • Notre Dame sports pubhc1i.t Roger \'aldes ierri. "ho was prt'· sent during Phelps' inten1c\\ with Tuls a \\'odd sporb editor 8111 Connor~ \\ hich nelded the e11rlier sloQ. saHL ··1'he~e \\ere just some things that Digger h\I:> been saying for a long time. 111 fact most of them were pubhs hl'd m his book earlier this yeal'." "Things are going to come out that will shock a lot ot peoplt· " Phelps was ciuoled as saying , ··1 \\OUld not sav w h at schools I think ~·ill be caught. but they 111clude some prcstigiou:; ::.dwols 111 basket ball. "Obviously our svstt•m 111 pe1rnlties does not wui·k. Cheul mg 1s so widesp1·ead th:.il unlll now the odds \\ l'l't: ..ig<iinst anyone bt!ing caught bt'caui.e there wel'e so fr"' lll\'t':-t1g<.1Lor:-. But the few \\ho Wt:'re c·aught dttl not gt't a stiff t.'nough pt!nall,\ L11 discourage e111yu1H'." ,\ppal'ently in rcfen•1tCl' lo Xo1th Carolina Stale:-. µrnbatton for recruiting violattun:. ti\\ oh ing David Thomµ::.on. Phl'Iµ:-. said .... \ school can dwal on a g rt'at play'er and gt't c·aught. but win the n<1lional chamµ1on~h1p before he is out of ~chool ··~ow what krnd of µenalty 1:. that? There :i11e a lot o l <:o<J<:ht's who \\Ottld take a year or l\\O 1111 probation in exchange fur a nu · tional champ1onsh1p . Th e penal t ic:. must he more st 1ff. 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It was the Dodgers' fifth ,-ic tory in their las t s ix games and rniscd their s pring r ecord to 6-·L llrflke Breezes LOC lSV l LLE -Composed Drcike. relyin g on blister ing ..,hooting. put the brakes on free· \\ ht•t•ling Arizona behind the sc·onng of Tommy ;\lcCissick and l..irn H;Jralson to win the l'\:i· 11011~1 C'ommiJsioner Invitation Tournament Sundav \\'ith a na· twnally tele,•ised SJ·76 victory "' t•r the fa,·ored Wildcats. Ruthe rford Jst Aug u s ta:, Masters On Nicklaus' Mind PllOE~JX Johnnv Rutherford regained the lead on the 83rd lap and breezed to an l'<l!'.\ nctorv Sundav in the l"ntt· t'd Stales Auto Club ·s Phoenix 150. Rutherford jumped from his ;\;o. 2 st<1 rting spot to lead the first 33 l<Jps bC'fore Panc ho Carter took command during a flurry of pit stops under a yellow flag. ~11.\~l l •\I'• .l<.11·!-. 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Foyt was third, even though he m<1dt' an emergency pit stop for fuel and tires with two laps left tn lhC'ntCe. Drit.~er K ille d GAINESVILLE. Fl a. Husscll :\1endcz. a 35-year·old clnver from Tampa, F1a .. was k1llC'd Sunday when his rocket dra~ster crashed at Gamcs\·ilJe Raccwav. :\lendez had been attempting to ree1ch a quarter-mile speed of 300 miles per hour in the dragstrip. But on one of his exhibition runs. the car veer.ed off t he l'Our::;e as it ne<Jred the finish hne. crashed into a steel guard rail and was demolis hed. :\lendcz was killed instant Iv. Offieials said Mendez had heen C'loc·kC'd at 265 mph an instant before the crash. Colle ge Baske tball NIT Fl"'"-· South C•rohn• 11, Con~c 1tcuu1 Pr 1ncfton t•. Hoty Crou u Or411 AobPrls '1. Memph1\ Sl•tf 9S 0re90f' U SI Peter s. N J ,. 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Tht> Oe!vts Cup organization . ftlt·mg thf serious problem of most nation~ refusing t o play South Mnca. 1s rcportediy COil· ~1d1•rrn~ not admitting South Mi 1r:i in the 1976 toumamcnl ht"C':tllM' or It~ tendency 10 disrupt lhl· ~ames by as mere prt-sence. .... Russell, Goodrich Spark LA l:'\GLE\\'000 Gail Gouclnc·h ond Cazzie Russell combined for 67 points Sunday ni~ht as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Golden State Warriors 111·95 in !'l:ational Basketball As- ~oc·wtion play. Goodrich. the Lakers' leading !>Corer, had 37 points and the streak·shooting Russell added 30. .-.;ioekto11 l 'pNef. LA!';DOVER. Md. 1r\P1 Cnseeded l\1 ark Cox completed his march throug h the ranks of seeded players. knocking off third-seeded Dick Stockton 6·2. 7-6 Sunday to win the Worl<l Championship Tennis Red Group tournament at the Capital Ccn· t.rc. Co1111ors Wi11s HA ~I PTON, Va. (.\Pl -Top· seeded Jimmy Connors, down a set for the second straight day, rallied s trongly in the last two sets Sunday and won the local In· dependent P layers Association tennis tourm<1mcnt with a 3·6, 6·3, 6·0 victory over Jan KO<les. ·Goalie Sparkles bLttl . 1 "I d on 't kno\\ 11 1l ~ lhe posl \\'atc..•rgate moral1t} 111 \\hat, bul I bt'heve people l'\ e1 .\ "hert! <.irt: looking for hone:-.t.\. · he t·o11- l'ludl'd. Angels Spanke d ~IF.SA . Ari1 Jl.M.' Rudi and Gene Tt>llal'C hit home runs <.'Oil Sl'C'lltively in the sccund inning Sundav and lhc Oakland .\thlcti~:; routed ii C.Jlifurnw Angels split squad 13·4 an exhibt· IHlll ht1sebull .' Their performances and a strong defense keyed by l'enter Elmort' Smith o'vcr came a fine dfort by Kt•ith Wilkes. Golden State·:; rookie forward who scored a career-high 31 points. Smith scored only seven points for Los ,\nge)('s but had 22 r e· hounds and blocked 10 shots. The Lakt'l'S blocked a total of 16 shots 1n the game. equalling a leag ue hij!h for the season . Flyers Blank Kings Coodnc·h scored 1-t points and · Wilkes had 13 m the first quarter. "ll would take a complete col· lap~c for them not to win the <hns1on nO\\." Lakcrs coach Bill ShLtrman ~<Jtd of the \\'ardors aftt•r the qamc. ··They're young, hungry and they hustle. "Wilkes has improved every time I've seen him and right now he's one of the bes t forwards tn the ll•ague." uOLO(N STAT£~> Ot<k•y 10, 'Nol•~~ )t. Rav lJ, Beard u . C Johnson 11. Ou<ll*'I' 6, c,. !>rn1th 9 Tol~l\40U·ll -._ lOS A.NG€l ES Ill -Ru>~ell JO, W""'°9ton 8, S"Hlh I, C,OO<lri<h 31, L.,nll I, Calhoun 10. Wini,,~ 11 To1.11\•6191l C.Ola~n s1 .. 1• JO 10 1S 10 -9) losAn9ewh .ll 15 11 18 111 r oult!O out Nont Total fouls. Golden St•le 2~ L.O' AnQelh 10 l tthn1u1 Aay. ... "019 PHI LADELPHI A <AP>-· Phil adelphia goalie Bernie Parent. a doubtful starter until game time, recorded his 11th shutout of the season by blanking the Los Angeles Km gs 3·0 in Sun· day's nationally televised Na· tional Hockey Le ague game. The 29-year -old Flyers goalie was hit in the left collarbone by a shot in Toronto Saturday night and had to leave that game in the third period. But X-rays were negative and Pa rent told coach Fred Shero he wanted lo play Sund ay . The victor y increased the F1yers' lead it,.. Division l of the l'iH L to 15 points over the second· place New York Rangers and re· du ced their magic number for Santa Susana Stakes Winner ' clinching lhe lltle t•i :,1x Any combination of Fl)cl's '1ctoric::. or ties in the rl'ma1111ng 10 games addmg up to s ix \\<Ill gl\e them the title. All the :.coring the Flyer:. needed l'ame at 17:26 of tf'le fu·st penod when defen:;em.in Tom ntadon look a feed I rum Ct'lltl'r Hick MacLeish and ht!Jl Kmgs goe1lic Barry Ed\\Jrcls l1 om IU f Cl'l. The Fl.\ ers il't!d 11"'1th :.i pc111 11r go<ils in the second peno<l Andre Dupont to<1k .i facevf I from center Uubhv Cl.11·ke e1 1HI scored on a 40 .rooi !'>lop shot ul 'u: 39 and Ross l.onsl>t·1Tv b.ill l'd in Ctm·ke's rebound .it lH n1 v.1th Los Angeles l'o1 ~di <I Frank SI :\l arseille in lhl.' pl'n.1lly hox frn hooking WUUo Shoemaker, aboard Sarsar . was an easy victor in the Santa Susana Stakes £or 3-year·old fU Ues at Santa Anita Sund ay. OOuble You Lou was second ttnd t'~2iClll<*I ing Girl was Third. ? I I ~ ... I vc l w~ t h; S<.11 Lat lht th~ P<J ~ sd ~Ii Pc ;.:1 \ t'C J.!r• WI fh. El Vi hi1 wi O\' Tt of Se l'\' • I j Saddle back VO L. 68, NO. 76, 2 SECTIONS, 22 PAGES O,lly Pl lot S\aff PIM'• STEPPING OUT SMARTLY, EL TORO HIGH SCHOOL BAND MARCHES TO SECOND PLACE Musicians In Blue and Gold For the Day Wearln' 0 ' The Green Dazzled Judges Biggest i11 West I De Portola School Tops -1-n Parade El Toro Air }Jase .. A Salult• to lhl' Iri s h Washerwoman .. ":.is the them<.' that captur<.'d Judges' hearts S.iturdav as De.• Portol:.i Elem<.'n tary School walked awuy with ihe grund swccµstakl•s a\\ ard 111 the sixth annual M 1ss1011 V1(.'jo Sl Patrick's Da~· purc.1de Has 3~nd Birthday The Misswn Viejo ell•mentar~ school. headed by Prin<:1pul Jim :'.\t1tchcll. built u float fc.•aturing Peanuts fa von l<· Ch:.irlll· Bro\\ n ginng Snoopy c.1 hcith ,\ total of 125 c.•ntnc.•.., float:-.. l•questnan units. marching bands and dnll tc.·:.i ms com prised the paradl' lineup, which moved from Mission Viejo Hi~h School do" n E s tanc1ero Drive. Marguerite Parkway c.1nd along Oso Parkway . About 3,000 puticipanto <:elebrated the "wearing of the J.,!recn" under clear skies. along \\1th c lose to 10,000 spec.·t ators. Top prize for the St. Patrick's Day theme w(•nt to Lindu Vista Element<1ry School of Mission Viejo for a float bearing a JO.foot high head of a jolly lnshmun with a red beard and a tophat overflowjng with leprethaun::; Fi fth District Supervisor Th~mas Riley was honored guest of the parade, alon~ \\ ith lJ.S Senator John Tunncv. Other awl:lrd winners in lht· l'Venl were· Marchin g hand s Sweepstake::.. Neff High School. <Sec PARADE. Page r\2i BodfJ lrisla It'::; St. Patrick's Day tode1y ;.ind also the 32nd birthday of the lJ .S Marin e Corps Air Station at El Toro. The Marine Corps· l.irgesl West Coast aviation in::;tallatlon v.as once an Irvine Ranch bean· fil•ld. lt was commissioned as a temporary wartime facility in 19-13 :.ind the first 30 Mannes lo :.i1T1' cat the base bedded down 1n an Jn·ine Ranch bunkhouse Toda~ the air s tation has a population of more than 10,000. including civil ser vjce employes <.1nd llils grown from 2,318 acrPi, '' ilh three runways to 4,600 acres '' ilh 10 runways . The facility has se1:ved as an intensive training ground for ~I a r i n e a v i a t o r s and a i r C'n:wman and as a major jump· off point for troop and cargo flights during World War 11 , the Korean War a nd the Vietnam con· flid Following the Korean War, the base's principal t ask became providing a home for the Third :\Iartne Aircraft Wing. Its pre· .sent.commander is Blig. Gen. R. W. Tavlor who holds a dual role as commander wbo also serves as commander. Marine Corps Air Bases. Western Area. The 3rd Marine Aircraft wing 1s made up of fighter. attack. helicopter. photo These two walkers in the St. Patrick's Day P arade in Mission Viejo Saturday make no slight claim to fam~ Jim Moore of Laguna Niguel, in the paradP. for the fifth year is dressed a~ the saint himself. and Bvb Brennan is deck~d out a~ the Lord Mayor of Dublin . \ ·. 14' reconnuissance, observation. re· fuelling, tr ansport, radar and headquarter s sq uadrons. Its pilots. ordinance and main· tcnance personnel train constant· ly for combat reudiness. Woma11 Seized Ori Gro.wtds of Nixon E~tate Former President Richard Nixon nearly had an unexpected late nlght guest th.is weekend "'hen a 29·vear-old woman scaled the wall ·to hi::; San Clemenlt' est ~te. S he was caught by Secret Servtt't.> men before she could run inside the Casa Pacifica and tell Nixon her problems. The inci· dent Friday night was the second attempt the same day by ap· parently mentally disturbed persons to ga in an audience with the ex-President. The woman, when turned over to San Clem ente police for ques· tionmg, said she wanted to talk to Nixon about his .. takeover" of Coca Cola stock and claimed to be t he daug hter of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Police said it ''as the third time that the woman, a San Francisco resident. had tried to enter La Casa Pacifica. Police said she was seen scaling the six· foot wall. Police said an earlier intruder \\ho attempted to crash tht' security gale al Cyprus Shores .near the Nixon est.ale was a 'Cll.tnp PendletOJ) Marine. Officers said the Marine told tt)e guard al the pte he wanted to see "the Pre$1dent" and tell him to ·•stop the war." When the .guud refused ·permissio n to ent~r .. the m an ran inside the I gatt!. ~ ' The mt ruder "as arrested al the Cy~ru s S hores beach clubhouse following a short scuf fie with officers. _ Both persons \\ere taken away for psychiatric evaluation. The \.\Om<1n "as booked into Orange County Medical Center and the ~1 a r 1 'n e taken l o the base hospital. AD FILLS JOB OIV flRST l)AY "Our 6hones are 'ringing off the bOok. We filled the position the very firs t day after the ad appeated 11.1 the paper." That's the overwhelming suc· cess i.:eoorted by the Anaheim 'firm whleb p laoed this ad in the Daily PUoti: EDITOR ,.t.'eded part time for new Orange County Publtcation . Prlor editorial exp. helpful. but not tlt(. Call for interview, xu·xxxx IC l ou have a Job )'()\! w,nl to rm. call 642-54'11. ht a I words to work fdt you. ln Daily Pilot .. Today' Closlag N.Y. Stoelm MONpAY, MARCH 17, 1975 TEN CENTS ·St.8.tes ·Lose Out :t U.S. Awarded ~ights to Oil WASHINGTON (UPI ) -The O.S. Supreme Court ruled 8 to O today that the federal govern- ment has exclusive rights lo of· fshore oil reserves which could eventually give Ute n ation more independent energy resources. The justices. with Justice William 0, Dou glas not participating, s aid claims by 13 Atlantic Coast s t ates tQ oil rights based on their Colorucl\ charters were s urrendered when they .A,, '<'\, .... ,, ,,... ..-. ,,... joined the Union. The r u ling was not unexpected. It followed a line of cases begit\· ning in 1947 which said the United States alone claims till~ to all seabeds beyond the low-waler . mark. In 1953, Congress gave the states authority up to the three· mile limit. The justices accepted without modification recommendations by Special Master 'Albert B. Marris, appointed by the court. to ~ ~ ~ review the claims of the stales and the United States. Special masters arc appointed when the Supreme Court has original JUrtsdiction over dis· pules between the.· states or the stales and the foderal govern· menl. The court can accept, re· Ject or modify the master's re· c.·ommendation:., A spoke:.man for the lnlerior Department said lhe government <See OIL, Page A2 i . \. . ~. Iran Oil Deal Studied Mideast Company Seeks Interest iii Shell WASHINGTON <UPI) -Some Administration officials have re· commended approval of a $1.5 billion, 20-year partnership that would give the N altonal Iranian Oil Company a SO percent 10· terest in hundreds of Shell Oil Company filling s tations in the ljnited States. it was reported to· day. The report by Jim Anderson of Group W News said the State and Jusllce departments are pre- p a r e d t o a p p r o v e t"h c partnership, but it received op· pos itio n from the Federal En ergy Ad mini s tration and some members of Congress. Congress probably would have the last word on the proposal. Frank Stainton, a spokesman for Shell , co nfirm ed in a telephone interview from his of- fice in Houston that discussions between Shell and NIOC have been in progress for more than a year . Shell is a subsidiary of Royal Dutch Petroleum. petroleum products, mcluding gasoline. NIOC, he said, would pay 75 percent of the cost of refinery construction and Shell would buy 250,000 barrels a day half its output -for sale in the Un ited States. ln return, Anderson said, Shell would give to NIOC 50 percent tontrol of its filling stations. Anderson said Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger had given the proposal his blessing during discussions in Washington this month with Iran ian Econom ic Affairs and Finance Minister Hushang Ansary. Tlw11ks A 11 y zt'a y No pubhc mention w<1s made of the proposal when Kissinger and /\nsary made a joint announce· ment :vJ .irch 4 of a Sl5 million. f1ve·year commercial agreemt'nt covering nonoil trade -the world's biggest commert'ial deal bet" ecn two countdes. t;nd~r the agreement. Iran will buy eight large U.S. nuclear reat tors Anderson said Administrat ion cr1t1cs of the Iranian·Shell pro- po::;al argue that it would make the United States more depen· dent on foreign oil imports at the \'ery time P.reside nt Ford is plan· ning a SIO billion proposal to re· duce U.S. detlendence on foreign _ oil. Thie f Ge t s Purse in Toro An El Toro \I.Om an ''as robbed \ Ande r son said the deal 1n \'Olved the construction by NIOC and Shell or a Sl.5 billion 011 re· finery on the Persian Golf with a daily production capacity of 500 ,000 barre ls of refined LS. ~fartnc Wayn e Thomas White was just trying to do his good deed fort.he day when he tried to help a woman back her car out of a San Clemente parking lot early, today. of her purse and lhe S225 it con· _ tamed during the weekend by a man who r eached out from a passing car and snatched the purse from her arm. Orange Coun ty Sheriff's of· ficers said Mrs . Helen C. Simpkins. 67, of 24001 Muirlands Road, El Toro. v.:as shoppinJ? at the Torro Ceuter, 23775 El Toro Road, when the car drew up beside her. Thais Eye Curbs .. BANGKOK (U PI) -Premier· designate Kukrit Pramoj said in a foreign policy statement today that Th ailand would recognize China and seek the complete withdrawal of about 25,000 Ame rican troops within one year. She becked o'ver bim. White , 25, s uffered bruises and gashes on his legs. He was taken to Camp Pendleton 's base hospital. After the injury. White told police, the woman just drove off. Police Seek Clues In Sniper Slaying Orange County Shenff's of· ricers continued today to search for clues m the Saturday night ki lling of an Anaheim area man who was riddled by bullets as he argued near his home with an un· known assail ant. Deputies said Elias Flores Eseobar, 32, of 10902 Garza Ave. was s hot and k ii led on the ·sidewalk across from his home during a dispute apparently trig- gered by the fact he was talking toa woman. They said the gunman was one of sev~a l men who fled from thl· area iii a yellow van immediately after the shootin~. Witnesses said Escobar had left a nearby par ty with the woman a nd an argument erupted between him a nd an occupant of the van as the pair chatted near .his home. He died in a Garden ·Grove hospital about an hour after the shooting. ThePay'sOK But $29,299 in Overtime? WA SH I NG T 0 N <A P' Federal overtime regulations let some government inspectors al airports a nd other U.S. entry points earn 16 hou rs' pay ror 13 .. hours' work, the Gener al Ac· counting Office says. Investigators from the ac· counting office found that some inspectors re fu sed to seek jobs in highe r c lassifications becaulfe the highe r positions would have brought less overtime and would have reduced a nnua l gross pay. The report said an immigra· tion inspector at Bangor, Maine earned $16,848 in annual salary. but an additional $29,299 in over· time. Federal inspectors were paid S47,tf million in overtime during fiscal 197•. Shipping companies and alrllnts reimbursed the gov· ernment Cor $36. 7 million for the 11er vices. The government is nol reimbursed for overtime at ac tual border crossings. r. port. ~~ommends that re,s qrde a revision ln the ium pa)' ~stem. The study w1 the o\letUme procedures of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, the Customs Ser vice. the Agriculture Department's Animal and Plant Health Ins pection Service, and the Public Health Service. Inspectors from the agencies are stationed at border crossings and other points of entry. includ ing seaports and airpo11s. Most recei ve pre mium pay when . called upon to work nights, Sun· days and holidays. The accounting office reported t.hat more than 74 million ships, airplanes and vehicles arrived in the United States during fiscal 1974, enin g last June 30, and the four agenci es said 6,886 employes we re used in port-of· entry inspections. The rules aliowed one inspec t or at Bangor Inte rna tional Airport in Maine to claim $692 in overtime pay for Sunday and holiday pay in one month. It found that Customs Service work rules permitted 10 inspec· tors to receive t 6 hours' pay each when lh¢Y were askec\ to return to their duties at Boston's Lo&&ll cSee ov.ERTIME, PU•IU> They said the passenger in the \'Chide snatched the purse and the car drove off at high speed before she could summon help. Cop L~s~s C~ubs An off-duty C.iliforn1a Highway patrolman lost golf clubs \'alucd al $400 over the weekend when his locked car'' as rifled m ;\11ss10n \'1ejo while hl' \\as m the l'lubhous e at the Green River Golf Club. Orange Count) Sh~rifrs officers said. Deputies ::.aid the theft " as reported by patrolman Charles Stanley Jones of ;\J1ss1on Vie.10 Brezhnev Abroad Hl.DAPEST. Hungary (AP> Leonid I. Brezhnev arrived in Budapest on his first trip abroad in thrt.>c months. The 68·year-old Communist party chief showed no signs of the illness that kept him out of Moscow limelight for SIX \\Cd.~ . 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Slus:-.l'r, '' hu d1t•d \\'ednl':.d:..a~ .1l Lectures Set On Wildlife At UC Irvine A Jt-ctun• Sl'l'it·'> dl'aling \\1th one of the mos t 'l':>.lllg cont em· porary µrobl t·ms how to pre s c r \' c t h t' r l' m a i n 1 n g '' o rl d \\'lldlife in \'JC\\' of thc food crbts <ind the nct'd for ln,anl! spatt• - lil'gins ,\pril 2 at Cl' In lilt', The· l 'nt \ t·r:-.tt \ E xll 11-.i<in euursc 1s co11rd111att·d In !';.it ()ut.Llll . corpo rat l' 1ool11g 1t·:il d1n·et11r <1t Lion Cuuntn S.d.1ra hw and'' ill he held on nirw \\ l'd· nl'-.d<1\' C\'t•n111g:-. and '''" Sal11r du\ mornings. Thl' Sal UI d.t) !'tL'""'"ll!'t are April 12 <tnd !\L1\ Ill C11\ l'rt·d 111 tht• e11u1 s 1· a11· Y11'Ttotts r;1 fL' and 1·nclun~t·n·d ~pt·l'tl's. tlH' 1mmoh1li1.allon and C'<apturc of wild aniniah. untl thl pr11s and c:ons of hunting. For l'nro llmt·nt 1nformal1on about the S Iii non-ncd1t. SG I· c: n· cl 1 l co u rs c , " n l c lo t.,L1 t• l 'nl\ t•r s rty of Cal1furn1a E\.· tension. Room 102. /\dm1ni..,t1 :.i twn bu1ld111!!. LC lrnnc. !J:!li(i-l. 'Cause' Cliief Pla11s A{ldre s Seott Fit7 ,R andolph. ncw stat<' d1n·t·t11r nf C11mm11n Cau-.L' 111 (.'a Ii lurna... \\ t 11 "JJ\'.ik :t I the l.1'1:-.url' \\ orld ehapk1· nwctang \\'t'<lne-.d.1 \· Thl' ml'~trng. ;,i t i 30 p.m. \\111 lw :1l <.:luhhou -.t· :i. .\mon[. \\ho 1s nnt :1 LP1..,u n• \\ orld n·..,11knt mu-.1 c·ont.1tl .i l 11rnm1111 Ca1t..,l' llll'llllter -.o that .1rrangcm1:nts t·.in lie madl' to i.tt•t throuf!h llll' "lTllnty ;!<ill' for thl' pro)..r.11n F I L1rold l>r:11w. ('om mun (',1U'it' !->Jlllhl'!'tl11.111, ~;iul :Jn)OIH' lrum tht• •1Uhldl' \\ ...,h1ng to :11 tC'ncJ should c.dl '\1wtol Raysson. H:I0.88HJ 11r D.n·1rl \"!. :1H<l 851fi the flt•vcrlv !\1 a nor Convalescent l lo~ptt .il 111°1.aguna II ills. . :\Ir. Slusser. i 9, had been 111 for some time. \ for n 1e r st a le !'!Cnalor in ldah'o. ~tr. SI usscr had owned a \\ hol1:-.all· drug :.und1;es com· JJJll~ 111 that st ate fo~ 30 .years bcforl' mo\ ing to Cuhfornta six 't·~1r:. .1go, -lit• ''.is acti\'e in the Idaho Fall:, :\L.1 !'!o nic Lodge and Kt\\ •1111~ dub and the EI Kora h :...hn Ill' T1.•mple in Boise. He· -.en 1..•d a:-. JH'l'Sident of the Idaho F..ilb Clwmbcr of Commerce cind the Hol<•r.v t lub in Burley. He was J hf 1.• mem bcr of the Idaho Falls Elk ~ Lud~t:, In Lagum1 lfills Mr. Slusser '~a!'! a m l•mber of the Kiwanis l'luh and \\as active in the United ~lt'lhud1:.t Church. Ill' 1::. :-.uni\cd by his w ife, .\rlcne. of the family home, 2148C Himd;.i Grunad<J ; by his son, Ken- neth of Idaho Falls; and by two gr~!lldctpldrcn . Bandits Hits Store In Laguna Hills ,\ Laguna Hills markel was robbed of $35 Sunday by a gun- man ''ho emptied the cash re- g1::.ter aft er ordering the store t1JH.·1·atur to li e on the '1oor, (>r ange County Sheriff's officers :-..11d Deputies s<itd the thefl was re· porll'd by Wilham Moore. 46, of 252G l Rt:mesa Or,, Mission Viejo who opt·ratl'S the 7-E leven market at 20578 La Paz Road. l>L•pul1es a re circulating a dl'~t·n pl 1on of t he gunman. Slayer of Wo1nan Marine Hunted OC'EAXSTDE <A P.Ir -Police ;1n· 111\'c'sllgating the stabbing cleJth of a 20-yl'ar-old \\Oman ·'.\1arine whose body was found in tht• front !'!eat of her car l\londay. The serv1 crwoman. Lance Cpl. C111dv A. Mansfield. was s ta- l JO n. e d al n ea rby Camp Pl'ndlt•ton. No information about :-.un ivors or her hometown was made publi c, ~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~ I Battle Casualty :\faster sergeant ~Neang Son, 28. rests in a military hospital at Phnom Penh after receiving treatment for serious shrapnel wounds durin~ fighting 30 miles from the Cambodian c~1tal. Sec story Page A4. • \ , You can learn all you ever f'!V8Dted to koow about antiques at Saddleback College March 22 when the college .Presents its "ant(que fair." . Lawrence Glchner, an authori- ty on •rt a nd 1iu\tiques, will be on hand in the Scien ce-Mathematics Building and provide Lhe answers. · Gichne r, a man who has scoured the globe in search of old maps, rare books and art objects E'rom Page Al OVERTIME International Airport to inspecl passengers arriving at 12:25 a.m. one Sunday, a job that took H.a hours to perform. The ltlree immigration service inspectors assigned to the same flight were a lso paid for 16 hours' wor k, but were given ad- ministrative duties to petform to complete an eight-hour tour of duty. An Agriculture Department in- spector worked 2V1 hours on the same assignment but was paid for nine hours of work. Such discrepancie:. were r e- l><'U tcd it. studies al Dul~s In- t e rn at 10 n a I Airport near \\'a ~hin gton , D C .• \\he r e 12 hours· pay w;.is awarded for only one hour of work. Youth Sain By Sniper In Anaheim Anaheim police said today no leads have yet developed in the predawn sniper shooting death of an 18-ycar -old youth outside his home Saturday.· Ried Duane Knight. of 1738 W. -€athcrine Dnve. Anaheim, wus killed by a single bullet that crashed through a ~mall pidrnp truck's rear window and into his s kull. police said. Police :.aid the vouth was c hmbmg into the truck a!'! he left for work shortlv after 5 a .m . •when -th(• sn1pc1: unlc<.ished thc deadly shot. Ttie victim's body, s lumped against the t r u c k 's s teering wheel, was discovered by his father about two hours after the cstim ated ti m c of the shooting. Pl1oto Club Being F or1ned Saddleback Vallev camera en- thusiasts are in vite·d to join the newly formed Photographers cluh. The club, which includes both professional and amateur photo- graphers, will meet at 7:30 p.m. the second and fourth Wed- ncsdavs of each month in Room 213A of the library at Saddleback College. ~1eetings will be ::m opportuni- ty to exchange ideas, using a works hop format. Additional in- formation is available by calling 495-4423. • I Did Nero Get ~,AB~m&p? tor the Smithsonian Institution and the Library of Congress, will s tart with a l ecture •on h is personal collecting atlOa.m . Then, he will appraise collcc· tibles brought by lecture guests. Tables wlll be provided for dis- play and all apprais als arc free. Gichner describes collectittg as "a means of conviviality" and says the most fascinating people in the world are those "who col- lect the same things you do." Saddleback Valley residents andtanlique dealers interested in displayin g their wares should make reservations \\ith the Of- fice of Community Services at the college, 831-9700 or 495-4950, Ext. 263. Cookies Tainted? , COLUMBUS <UPI) -The Ohio Department of Agriculture will examine samples or Girl Scout cookies sold in 16 central Ohio counties today to determine if a recall of thousands of boxes of the ''thin mint" variety should begin because of reported con- tamination. The Quaker Oats Co., producers of the cookies. and the Central Ohio Girl Scout Council Sunday issued a joint s tatement cailing on consumers to v. ail for completion of tes ts before eating the cookies. Dally Polo4 Sl•fl Pl'IOIO 1-'rPPWR!J Li11Mt1MH Workmen scale s teel framework for bridge s up- port at s ite of Corona del Mar Freeway inte rchange under contruction at Bristol Street, MacArthur Boulevard a nd University Drive in Irvine. GAINESVILLE, fia. (AP> - Roman Emperor Nero, notorious in legend as the ruler who played his fiddle while Rome burned, was just. a victim of bad press. according to a University of flioridu professor. "Nero was no slob and is pro- bably one of the most maligned leaders in all his tory.'' says Dr. Gareth Schmeling, chairman ·of the university's department of humaniities. "Fiddles badn 't been invented in Nero's time, nor a,ny instru. ment like them," he said. ··on top or that, Nero was 50 miles away from Rome when the fire st<.irted." Two Women Injured in Il·vine Crash A near-h eadon collision at an Irvine intersection Sunday night sent two women to Tustin Com- muni1y Hospital, but once there they decided instead to go to their family doctor. Mary Cherney, 65, of 24916 Via Larga, Laguna Niguel, and Kay Cheropila, 80, of Collingwood, Ontario, Canada, suffered a sprained leg and head injuries , respectively. Jrvine police said they were passen gers in a car driven by Alex Cherney, i4, of the Via J.arga address, when it collided with another car on University Onve at Campus Drive. Jnvestigators said the second motonst, Cynthia L. Kneiple, 16. of 26762 Carlota Drive, Mission Viejo, was waiting in the in- tersection and then made a left turn in front of the Cherney car. MAC Budget .. Session Set A budget for the Mission Viejo Municipal Advisor y Council < ~JAC 1 will be discussed al a meeting of the MAC Budget and f,inance Committee at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the council office, 26129-D La Paz Road. Ri chard Kelly, special distri ct~ coordanalor of the county ad- ministrative office, will meet \\ ith the group . l\J AC members also <trc expected lo attend. Robert Johnston. chairman ol the MAC budget committee, in· v1ted the public to attend. too. "We feel we will be better able lo m a ke our recommendations to the l\l AC if we have a cross sec- tion of o pinions from Mission Vie· jo residents." he said. CIA Assassin Probe Slated WASHINGTON (UPI) -· Or the heels of a disclosure that th< Central Intelligence agency one( discussed pl<)..l)S to assassinatt' some foreig ri' leaders, a specia pres idential com mission has d e cided to conduct a limited in quiry into whether any or lherr. were carried out. · Vice Pres ident Nelson A Rockefeller, head of the speci<.il com mission, said in an in terview Sunday night that lh• commission would investigatt the alleged assassination plots. ~ARIMERS PAYS Mariners Savings hos always paid the highest interest legally possible. Now your savings con be worth even more at Mariners -a Big 7 2.4 % on 6-yeor certificates of $1,000 or more. Not only con you make money at Mari ner~. you can moke friends too - with a strong ''hometown" savings ond loon. Save at Mariners. Now it mokes more dollars and sense! f~rol r911ulotton• reqvtre 1nter•sl penohlH on c•rtoln •orlt' wltlwkowoll i I ) I I 'I } • r t • i c Tod ay's Closlag N.Y. toek ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORN IA MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1975 TEN CENTS l1·vine. ·~t~ Weigh Fillances ~for . Future By DOUG FIUTZsol£ T OfWle01lly~l ..... fl Recommendations for fini.nc- ing Irvine's future growth, includ- ing a possible SSS million bond is- sue to cover expenses dur1ng the next five years will be ('Onsidered by the city council Tuesday. The meeting will be held at c ity hall. 4201 Campus Drive, al 7:30 p.m. The Tecommendalions are drawn from a consultant's r eport on how the clty ~an finance streets and other amenlUes needed for Irvine to grow from its present s ize to a. city or 200,000 to 300,000 over the next20years. The GrifCenhagen-Kroeger re- port projects a. 'Deed for $55 million in growth money ln addi- tion to the $18 million in already approved park and bike trail bonds over the next fiveyears. The consultants conclude that a general obligation bond is the cheapest lofinance city growth. Wltb1n five ye'ar$, Public Works Director Brent Muchow said, bond redemptl~n costs would be equivalent to a property tax rate or 90 cents per $100 assessed value. Meanwhile, the cost of mam taining the capital 1mptovemenu. would be equivalent to a property tax rate of 65 cents per $100 as sessed value . City taxes today are33cents per Libra,.Y Goi11g (Jp · Des pite rain-caused wor}S stoppage, Irvine's University Park Branch Library is going up on schedule. The 10,000 square foot libra ry ne ar Sandburg Way and Whitewood is scheduled to open Oct. 1. The $465,000 building will hold about 30,000 books and will have an audio-visual area and meeting room. Irvine Group Set s Prr;>test Agai1~t ROTC A group of lJC Irvine sludenls will meel this week to plan a teach-in against a new Air Force Reser ve Officer Training Pro- gram atthe Irvine campus. Student opposition Lo the joint program with use has been mounting in past weeks. A core group o f about 20 studens has formed the "Committee to Stop ROTC atUCI." The group has collected about 200 signatures on a petition op- posing the military training pro- gram, according to Terry Moore, one of the group's organizers. Meanwhil~, the Chancellor 's A(jvisory Corn mittee on the Status of Women has passed a re- solution opposing ROTC on sexist grounds. Addressed at a recent meeting by campus affirmative action of- ficer Ramon Curiel, the advisory committee found that the Air Force ROTC program dis · c:riminates against women. The focus of opposition was on flight lraini n~ -a program the Air Force offers m en, but not women ·-and a recruiting leaflet reading "For men only -Rated M." Moore said. <See ROTC, Page A2J Oran!(;: .... ,~ W e athe r F.air skies through Tues- day. according to t.he weather ser vice. with s lightly warmer d~ys . Lows tonight 38 lo 45. Highs Tuesday in the 60s. I NSIDE TODA~ Father& ore uniting to gain equal treatment in cU1tody coats. in and out of coortroom. Doily Pilot naff wnrtr A~!favn Deerr nplore1 .ubject on Page Bl of tod4y'a P1ople Seel Ion. · Bj99est in West El ·Toto Air Base Has 32nd Birthday It's St. P atrick's Day today a nd also the 32nd birthday of the U.S. Marine Corps Air Station al El Toro. The Marine Corps' largest West Coast aviafion inst allation was once an Irvine Ranch bean- field. It was commissioned as a temporary wartime facility in 1943 tind the first 30 Marines lo arrive at the base bedded down in , an Irvine Ran ch bunkhouse. Today lhe air station has a population o f more than 10,000. including civil service employes . and has grown from 2,318 acrPs with three runways to 4.600 acres with 10 runways. The facility has served as an intensive tr aining ground for Marine aviators a nd air crewman and as a major jump· off point for t roop and cargo nights during World War Il, the Korean War and the Vietnam con· n1ct. Following the Korean War. the base's principal task became providing a home fo r the Third Marine Aircraft Wing. Its pre- sent commander is Brig. Gen. R. W. Taylor who holds a dual role as commander, Marine Corps Air Bases. Western Area. The 3rd Marine Aircraft wing 1s made up of fi ghter, attack. helicopt er. photo - reconnaissance, observation, re· fueling, trans port, radar and headquarters squadrons. Its pilots, ordinance and main· tenance personnel train constant ly forcombatreadine!>s ThePay'sOK 'But $29,299 in Overtime? WASHINGTON (AP> - Federal overtime regulalions let some government inspectors at airpor(s and other U.S . entry poinlii earn 16 hours' pay for l,.~ hours· work, the General Ac· counting Office says. Investigators Cro m the ac- counting office found that some inspectors r e fused to seek jobs in higher classifications because the higher positions would have brought less overtime ancj would bave reduced annual gross pay. The report said an immigra- tion inspector at Bangor, Maine earned $16,848 in annual salary. but° an additional $29,299 in over· time. , "Pederal ins pectors were p~id $47 .6 million in overt~me during fiscal 1974. Shipping companies and airlines reimbursed the gov· emment for $36. 7 million for the services. The government is not reimbursed rot-overtime al ac- tual border crossings. The report recommends Urnt Congress orller a revision ln the .J>remium pay system. The study reviews the overtime procedures of the fmmi1rati o n and Naturalization Service. the Cmtoms Service. the Agriculture Department's Animal 8.nd Plant Health Inspection Service. lllld \ht P\lbtic Health Ser.-tH. • Inspectors. from the ag~ncl s arc stationed at border crosslncs f and other points of entry. includ- ing seaports a nd airports. Most receive pre mium pay when called upon to work nights. Sun- days and holidays The accounting office reported that more than 74 million ships. airplanes an<l vehicles arrived in the United States during fiscal 1974. ening last June 30, and the four agenc ies said 6 ,886 employes were used in port-of· entry inspections. The rules aliowed one mspec tor at Ba n gor International Airport in Maine lo claim $692 in overtime pay for Sunday and holiday pay in one month. It found that Customs Service work rules permitted 10 inspec- tors to receive 16 hours' pay each when they were asked to return to their duties at Boston's Logan International Airport to Inspect passengers arri v ins at 12: 2S a. m . one Sunday 1 a Job that took 1 :i • hours to pertortn. The lhr~ immigration service inspectors assigned to lhe same flight were also paid for 16 hours' work, but were given ad- ministrative duties to pee-form lt> ('QD'lplete a n eight-h~ tour. o~ duty • An A3rlC\lltu.~ 10·• ~pea.or wortttd 2\ houe1i oq the ~11me asr;ignment but as paid fotnine hours o! work. SlOOassese~ value for general ci· t y purposes and another 29 cents for bond redemption. In a recent interview. Muchow said that it m ay t ake two or more years before the city can general~ growth bond revenue. In the m· terim he s uggests havmg de veloper s pay all capital improve menl costs associated with their projects. Muchow estimates capital cos· ts at $12 million for the 1975-76 fis- cal year a~d $14 m1lliondunng thr 1976-77rise"al)'ear. ..._ To ease the burden on t41x payers.Muchow suggests a' aril• ly of means other than propert) taxes to finance the <:ap1t<1l 1m provement program llt•suggcst~ grants, acreage recs and t a'\c~ other than proµert) ta>. be used lo repay the bonds ~luchow ha~ asked thc <:ounc1I to consider authorizing an 1111tial · SSS million bond clctl1on u::. lhl· principal ml·ans of fm :mcmg the capital improvement~ As altcrnal1n·~. he !-ougge:stcd rl>qU1nn g de\'l•lo1Jl'r::. lu pa) all <'ap1lal <.·011ts l'l'lated lo their de- \ clopnH-nb .\ ::.n ·ond altcrnat1 ve t·ould lw d1,111g 1ng lhl'nl~ general µlau to ,1 I Im\ ... 11m l'r gru\\ th, thu~ "Prl'<id1n g I lh· U>"I" 0\l'r a longt'r pc nod 111 t 1 nw Till' mJlll LIL•11l'lll ot a bond. as "i>IX'!'>l'<I tu rl'o u1 n ne de\'elouel' !Sec Fl~A~Ct:S, Page A2 i States Lose Out U.S. Awarded Rights to Oil WASHINGTON WP!J The u .S. Supreme Court ruled 8 too today that the foderal go\'ern- ment has exclus ive rights to of- fshore oil reser ves which could eventually g1ve the nal.Jon more independent energy resource!> The justices. with Jus tice .William 0 . Doug l as not part1cipahng, said claims by 13 Atlantic Coast st ates to oil n ghls based on their Colonial charters were s urrendered whPn the) .4\? '' • .. A;, ...... ~. Iran De al With She ll Supporte d . WASHINGTON <UPIJ -Some Administration officials have re· commended approval of a $1.5 billion, 20-year partnership that would give the National Iranian Oil Company a 50 percent in- terest m hundreds of Shell 011 Company filling stations m the United States. it "as reported to day. The report by J im Anderson of Croup W News said the State and Jusllce departments are pre· pared to approve thl' partnership, but it received op- position from the Federal Ener gy Adm in i:stralion and some members of Congress. Congress probably would have the last word on the proposal. Frank Stainton, a spokesma n for Shell . con f irmed in a telephone interview from his of- fice in Houston that discussions between Shell <i nd NlOC have been in progress for more than a year. Shell 1s a subsidiary of Royal Dutch PC'lroleum. Ander son s aid the deal in· \'Olved the construction by NIOC an(! Shell of a SI 5 billion oil re· finery on the Persian Gulf with u daily production capacity of 500,000 barrels of refined petroleum products. including gasolin e. NIOC. he s aid. would pay 75 percent of the cost of refinery construction a nd Shell would buy 250,000 barrels a d ay half its output -for sale m the United Slates. In return, Anderson said, Shell would give to NIOC :>:> percent control of its filli11g stations. Anderson said Secretary of S\.Qte Henry A. Kissi nger had given the proposal his blessing during discussions in Washington this month with I ranian Economic Affairs :.ind Finance Minister Hushang Ansary No public mention was made of the proposal "hen Kissinger and Ansary m ade a jomt announce- m ent March 4 of a Sl5 million. fi ve-}'ear commercial agreement covering nono1l trade -the world's bigt:est commercial deal between two counlnes. Under the agreem ent. Iran will buy eight large U S nuclear rea<· tors. <See SHELL, Page A2i Thanks Anyway U .S . M ari n e Wayne Thomas White was J·ust teylng to do his good eed for the day when he tried to help a woman back her car out of a San Clemente parking Jot early today. She backed over him. White. 25. s uHered bruises and g3shes on hts legs . He was taken lo Camp Pendleton's base ho6pltal. Aft~r lh Injury. Wbtte told PQllce. the woD'lan jui;t drove oft ) Joined the Union The ruling was not uncx1x•tt1•d It followed a line or cases lwg111 ning in 1947 which said tlw l rntl'{J Stales alone claims title Lo all seabeds beyond the IO\\·\\ att:r mark. Jn 1953, Con~rc~s l{an.· llw ·states authority up to the thrCl' mile limit. The justices acccpll'd "1thout modification recommendJtt0n'> by Special l\1 ast<:r Albl'rl B .Marris, appointed U) the court to Body f ,.isl1 rt'\"ll'\\ thl' t"1;.11ms or thl' s late:. ..111<1 tht• l 0 111ll'd Stc.Jll'S. Spl•c•1al m;..i stl·rs are appointed \\hen the Su 1>re me Court has onginal JUrl!>d1Clt0n U\'l'r dis- putl's bet Wl'l'll the slates or the ~tatl·s ..1nd tht.• federal go\'ern- nwnl. Tht• cou rl can a!.-Cl'pl. re Jl'<.'l or modify thl' m<.1::.tcr's rl'· tommendation'> \ spokesman for the Interior I>t•p.irlment s aHl the governmL·nt <Sl•t• OlL. P age .\2, These two walkers in the St. Patrick'~ Day Parade i\1 Mission Vi ejo Saturday make no slig ht claim to fam~ Jim Moore of Laguna Niguel. 111 the par~di> tor the fifth year, is dressed as the s aint himself. and Bl,b Brennan is decked out as the Lord Mayor of Dublin. Challe n gers I rat e Over 'Dirty Tactics' Charges of dirty camp..11gn tal· lies leading up to the I at l' In 11w school board election h.t\ l' angered challenger::; fo'ranl-llurd and Miles Peterson Sharon Sirccllo. an incumb<.•nt who came in last al the poll..,. <'Oil lends lhal an organized and .,Ian derous whis pering c.:ampd1g11 was conducted again!->l hl•r .'\ddilionally. !\1 rs. Strcl'llO ancl Trustees E Ii za b eth S1t·ol1 , 1 Norman C ins burg und Dec.i n Olson prepared a ll·tter for newspapers ch arging improper • tactics b y an unn a ml•d challenger, · "They could have been talkinJ! about me," said Hurd, who was elected lo a two-year ter m. Dur ing the campaign, he said. he stuck t9 the issues and avoided wild charges and personality clashes. Similarly. Peterson said hl' was surpris ed at the allegations and first learned of the whisper mg campaign after charges hacl been made by the incumbents Attempts to contact tht• othl't challenger . June fole\, \.\ho polled the large ... t numb1·1 ol votes. were unsucct.•ssful Peterson r harartcn1~<1 tlw charges as an atte mpt to ... nwul" h1m aftfr the campaign. f • :\li';m\\ htll'. "l'' l'•·;d ~wrson~ 111· 1 lud1 ng :\I'-'.' or .\rt \nlhon.'. 'I ru.,ll't' E l11abelh St<:oll . :\lrs. ~11Tdl11 and otlwr~ h.iH· ~ugge!-t l'd form mg a ra1r t•;1mpci1gn eom- ITll ...... 11111 Ill thl· l II\ Jlml'd at prl' \l'llltng 1mp11qn·r l<.1 c-l 1cs 111 I utu1 l" t•ltTt 11111.., AD FILLS JOB ON FIRSTU4Y · Our phonl':-. arc ringing off the hook . \\"l' filled the pos1t1on the Vt'r) ltrs t day after the <1d .1ppc arC'd 111 the paper.'' Thurs the ove rwhelming suc- t'l'!'S reported by the Anahl'im 1fi rm \\ h1 ch placed this ad in the Daily Pilot EDITOR ' 'l;eeded part llml' for ne\\ Orange Count~ Puhlicalion. -Prior l'd1t onal exp. helpful. but not nee C<tll for IOlt'f\ll'W. '\X' )l;\\X 1/ you ha\ c J Job you "<mt to fll l. rail 642 !1678 Put u Cc.•" word~ to work for you. m lht• Oatly Pilot t A2 OAILYPILOT Moad!y1 Mwch 17. 1 t'11 S~aledWall Intruder -Held At Nixon Site Former President Richard Nixon nearly had an unexpected late night guest this weekend when a 29-year-old woman scaled the wall to his San Clemenk estate. She was caught by Secret Service men before she could run inside the-easa Pacifica and tell Nixon her problems. The inci- dent Friday night was the seeond attempt the same day by ap- parently mentally disturbed persons to gain an auchence with the ex-President. The woman. "hen turned.ever to San Clemente pohce for ques- tioning, said she wanted lo talk to Nixon about his .. takeover" of C0t·a Cola :,lock and claimed to be the daughter of f'~r<tnkhn Del<1no Roosevelt. Pohce s<Jid it was the third tame that the woman, u Sun F'r<1ncisco resident. had tned to enter La Casa Pacifitu. Police said she Wi.lS SL'L'n sn1ling the six· foot wall. Police said an earlier intrmkr who attempted lo crash the St"CUrity gate at Cy!JruS Shores n~ur the Ni>.on c:,lalc was a Ci..imp Pendleton Marine. Officers said the Marine told the gu<.1rd ut the gate he wantt>d to sec .. the President" and tell him to ··stop the war." When the guard refu~ed permission to ~nter, the man ran inside lhe gate. . The intruder was arrested at th e Cyprus Shores beach clubhouse follow mg a short scuf- fle with offtcers. Both per:,on:, were taken away for p:,ych1atr1c evaluation. The From Page Al SHELL •.. Anderson said Administration critics of the Iranian-Shell pro· posal argue that it would make the United Stales more depen- dent on foreign o~ imports at the very time President Ford is plan- ning a $10 billion proposal to re- duce U.S. dependence on foreign Oil. y1_. • 1 • 1 • 1 ....... ·:' ·< Al Fro1n Page A J QIL ... ·was ' leased with the decision and ould r enew plans to lease • exp oration a nd development ri ts to a 12,000-square mile p reel of seabed in the Mid- ,\Uantic south of Long Island to • Cape Hatteras, N .C. Leases will be sold within a yqar. the spokes man said, but full development of oil resources in-the area will t a ke six years or more. ii.-. . J'he high court ruling gives the federal government title lo near- Jy 200,000 square miles of of· fshore land up to 100 miles off the coast. lt also ends a dispute which has prevented the Interior Depart- ment from purs uing leasing plans. Interior officials said the firs t T>3rcel alone m uy conl<.iin 12 billion barreb of oil . . Riles Hint Cuts SACRAMENTO <UPI > S up erintendent o f Public Instruct ion W i Ison Riles today warned that fine arts programs, never strong in most California s<?hools. m<.iy be dropped com- pletely because of financial pro- btems pressing school dis tricts. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 'TN>Or-Co.o<t o.11v Piiot. '"''""""'°'••com· bf'MPd lfv Nfow-. p,,.,'\ •\ PUl>lid...ct bv I~ Or.,,99 ~I Pvlll1Yll"<1 Comi>•ny ~••k> t<l•I-•·~ pool>l"l•Oll\Mf•...,.,•"4 e»'•"' ., .... JOO ~· O..t Strwt (.A)\I• ...... \4 C•••fOtf"'t• •u~ Robert N. Weed Ptf'\fOt'nt .. ,., Pu.,.1\hrr Jac k R. Curley "'',. Pf,.,,,,,,.nt •nid ~M't'"•I lrt/W"*7r TtlOmas Keevil i d llOr Thoma<, A. Murphinc """"•o•nt EOllor 'Charles H. Loos Richard P. Nall JIU••l•nl ""'"'"11'"9 Editor• Tetepttc>IM {714) .,.,~, , Cl•ssiflM Advertltlnt ... Z.S671 S.cNlt-• 11•1 .. y N-C)HK• Sl1 .. J10 woman was booked Into Orange County Medical Center and the Marine t a ken to the ba s ~ hospital. Saddleback Sets Fair On Antiques \'ou can learn aJl you ever rwanted to know about antiques at Saddleback College March 22 "hen the college presents its ··unllque f<.sir . ·· La'>'rence Giebner, an authori - t) on art and <H\tiques, wall bL· un hand in the Sc1encr-Mathemat1rs Bui I d i n g a n d p r o v id e tlH• answers. Gichncr. u man who has :,l'oured the globl• in seai-th of oh.I maps, rare books and art objects for the Smithsonian Institution and the Library of Congress, will s t arl with a lectur e on his personal collecting al lOa.m . Then, he " i 11 a ppraisc rol let:- lt bles brought by lecture guc:.t:.. Tables will be provided for db- play and all i:lppraisals <.1re fre(•. Gichner describes collecting as ··a means of tonviv1ahty" and says the most fas<.'inating pcopll• m the world are thOSl' '"who col· Jcct the sumc things you do." Saddlcback Valley residenh and antique dealers interested in displaying their wares should make reservations with the or fi re of Communttv Services at the college, 831-9700 or 495-4950, Ext. 263. Security Hit At Army Base WASHINGTON (UPI l -Rep. Les Aspin (D-Wis.), claims he has uncovered al least 27 cases in which false or unauthorized security badges were used at U.S. Army nuclear installations in West Germany, raising the possibility that nuclear weapons could be stolen. Aspin said Sunday that the Army acknowledged Feb. 8 -in response to a request from him -that 26 security badges with fal s ified sig natures and fingerprints had been issued al one Army missile base. "Now I have received charges of another incident of the misuse of special badges in the same battalion," he said, referring to &. letter he received from a lieutenant. Wil~ Dump Poison HELSINKI <UPl>-A Finnish oil tanker set out for the South Atlantic today lo dump 690 bar- rels of arsenic poison. Environ-· mentalists and the Interior Ministry said the dumping con- travenes Finnish policy but they were powerless to slop it. O;i11y Piiot ~t;ilf Photo f'r~emoy Lin~ttu•tn Workmen scale steel rramework for bridge sup- port at site of Corona del Mar Freeway interchange under conlruction at Bristol Street , MacArthur Boulevard and University Drive in Irvine. Judge Nixes Injunction Bid in Suit ,\ dem:rnd for an injtmd10n that would hu' e l'Ompellcd Orunge County coroner's officers lo rc.•:,tort• the n.ime of a Costu ~ll'sa funl•r;.al homl' tu their rota t ion list ha:, been rejected b~· Superior Court J udge H. Walter Stemer. Judge Ste1nl'r Sl·t ,\pnl 17 <is th<: heunng date for further pre- trial acl10n m the la\\:.uit {1lc<I ag<1inst tht• coroner·s office by :"\orman und Elaine Arbuckll'. operators of \\' cstrliff Chapel :\lortuar) The Arbuckles c laim thut thc.\ were taken off the coroner's rota- tion lt:,l last :\l ay 31 and were given no rt•ason for the dec1s10n that hus allegedly cost them $60.000 in revl'nue. Cnder th<? rotation ~ystcm, c·or- onL·r·s deputies transport bodies to the funeral home al the head of lhl' las t when relatives express no preference for a mortuary that "ill prvide last rites for their next on.in Portugal Move · LISBON <li Pl I --The m1htary rl'J.!l me plans to overhaul Portugal's cab1m·t. monng onl' more ste p to the left following :1 wc>ekend of nationalizat10ns and leftist rallies. __.;....;..._~~~~~~- 0 •1ly Piiot St•lf PIMl'o , ..... ~, .. __ 4'S·Gtl0 Birthday Girls . -·-.,. ..... -·---.. . -.. . . . . ,2 Nibbed In Mesa Holdups A pair accused or bcin&: the Broken Bottle Bandits who hit two Costa Mesa convenience markets within the span of an hour Sunday and early today are in jail after being captured ne<.1r the scene of the second holdup. Douglas E . Gaul, 27, and Michael P . Guasperini. 20, who occupy two SC'parate uruts of a motel al 2276 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. were both booked on suspicion of armed robberv. ' An Orange Count) Sheriff's de· puty cruising through Costa Mesa momtored a radio descrip- tion of the holdoup suspects and made the urrest at Albert Place and Ne\\porl Boulevard. Guul and G uas pe1ini arc ac· cused of robbrng two conve- nience markets tn the same general vicinity. . lnvestigalors said in each case one of two bandits menaced a market clerk with <a s hattered soda pop bottle, while hi s partner brandished a knife. Andrew J . Buzas, 31. was robbed of about $100 ut the Minute King Milrket, 2052 Newport Blvd .• after huving a broken Pepsi Cola bottle waved in his fuce. Thomas E . Hug hes, 19, clerk al the Tic Toe Market, 2271 Fairview Road, Jost an equal amount to a man who smashed the pop bottle right on his counter, police said. Authorities said the market holdups were not connect~ lo a pair of other armed robbenes re- ported m Costa Mesa during the "eekend. :\1en simulating guns in their pockets robbed a beauty shop and a downtown Fotomat pic- ture-processing store of $75 and SJ5 respectively on Friday and Saturday nights. Be<.1utician Diane J . Payablas. 36, a n d c u stomer Jua~ita Hughes, 41, were forcM--to he on the floor at Mr. Jon Jon's Hair Stylist. 2750 Harbor Blvd .. Fri- da~· ni g hl. Po lice said ('(erk Terres a Eurban, 20, "us confronted Saturd::ty evening by a bandit in her Fotomat booth at 201 E. 17th St. The sam e booth was robbed a \\l'Ck ago Pot R e laxing Law App~oved HL00:\11NGTON, lll. (\..i Pl > The gm l'rn1ng body of the Il11nois Stetle Har Assoc1<1tion has ap- proved a t" o-part propo~a l which would remove all penaltws for po~M" .. ~1011 und pnvutc use of marijuana. The propos al was approved during a weekend meeting of the 15-member hoard. Du\'C Anderson. a spoke::.man for the group. said the <:1~socia· t1on wall seek sponsors to tn· tro<luce the proposal 1n the 11- lmoas General A s~cmbly Liddy Bid Nixed WASlllNGTON <AP> -·The U.S. Supreme Court today re- fused to r ev 1ew Watergate burglar G. Gordon Liddy's con· tempt of court conv1ct1on for re- fus ing to testify before a Watergate ~rand jury. U l'I Tel9PllOIO Bdttle Cas11alty Master sergea'nt ·wNeang Son, 28, rests in a military hospit al at Phnom Penh after receiving treatment for serious shrapnel wounds during fighting 30 miles from the Cambodian capital. See story Page A4 . Astrology Issues 'Up to the Court' Orange County Superior Court Judge II. Walter Steiner made \t dear Friday that the legal issue r uised by Costa Mesa's ban on fortune telling and palmistry will have to be re so lved b y a courtroom trial. H<.' has refused to grant the tn· junction demanded by self -styled 1Romany gy ps ies Alfred <.1nd Diane Ste\'cns, who clutm that "Lhe city ordinance amounts to a denial of their religious freedom. But he also denied u pretnal mot10n filed by the city with the l''\planation that the controvcrs~· should go befor e u tnul court ··;md may very likely go all th~ wav to the Supreme Court." He took identical action in pr<'· trial ruling:, on the lawsu1L flied bv Romany gypsies George and Dma Williams who contend that s1mil:ir ordinances enacted h) the City of Anaheim arc al!io dts- cri minatory and uncons titu- tional. A trial date has not yet been sel for either lawsuit. f~rotn Page Al FINANCES puyment of t•osb. is to taxpayers and mortgage holdl'rs. Propert~· o\\ ners may ch a rge off all bond t·osts against income for I a:-. purposes. l lowcvcr, if developers pa~ and pass costs along on home mortgages, only the interest a111.I taxes on the capital im - provement-related part of home · costs may be charged off. Additionally, city bond interei.l rules are lower th<.1n mortgage loan rates, the consultant report says. And 1t may well be that a l<.1wsuil filed against the the City of Newpor t Beach by Romany gypsy Barney Marino may prove to be the test case th<.1t Judge Steiner believes is needed at this stage. Marino 's action against .!':ewport Beach will be tried Sept. 29 in Superior Court. f 'rom Page Al ROTC ... The tcJch-111 ugainst ROTC probably "111 be held J\Iarch 27 .. :\loore said. ··The purµo~e of thl• teach-in is to l'dt1l·ate our students as to the nature of ROTC and tell lhem our arguml·nb agarnst it."' Moon' i.;uLI . Tlw opµositwn group. Moore said. 1s attempting to get thl' c·•1mpus a('ademic senate to re- verse a previous ruling to allow uc;idemic credit for participation rn lhc ROTC program. l'ndcr thl' coopcrali\'c pro· ).!rum. l "Cl students "ould take part Ill off11:er traming progrnm at:ll\ 1t1t•s at VSC. Ko act1\'ities an~ pl<mncd on the CCI campus. Brezhnev Abroad RC DA PEST. Hungary CAP>-· Leonid I. Brezhnev arrived in Budapest on his firs t trip abroad m three months. The 68-year-old Communist party chief showed no signs of the illness that kept ham out of Moscow limelight for ~1 x weeks. WA.RIMERS PAYS Mariners Savings hos always paid the highest interest legally possible. Now your savings con be worth even more ot Mariners -o Big 7 1/4 ~.on 6·yeor certificates of $1 .000 or more. Not only con you make money at Mariners, you con make friends too - with a strong "hometown" savings ond loon. Save ot Mariners. Now 1t makes more dollars and sense I I lll."\l l\l IH4< llllOl II \AllO•SfAl tlb 4C"ll CAL" llO'tO•fllll ''lll "fl}f. ~ •'Bl\Hll' HUllLVAIH>-LO~Al'IC.fl(\ CAllJ ~•tllJJl\\•4141 Discover Suianne Wort, Adventurer .Janet Pnchard ~nd Bluebird Jennifer Wort (from left) are among Or~nge Coast girts who currently ar~ observina the 65~h blJ:th· day of the Camp Fire Girls. The an~iyer~ary is bemg celebrated by the three different classillcations of Camp Fire Girls through ~arch 22. · 1 • F~eral r.gvlo•lbn• ••qui•• ·n•••HI p•nolll•• on <•lla•n early wlllldrawalt. , 7 • VC T c mg1 yea cll 1 M ask1 plic ran I ~ 1 ~ l ( or COt we Be ne mi I be• Be de an Ta ' fri wt I ha fri m th· M 0 4 lit pa gt. I v ni LO pt el A l th th HJ Cf fil D n w u - - VOL. 68, NO. 76, 2 SECTIONS, 22 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY CALI FOR NIA ·WJlo Sh~ll Catch Dogs • ID By T E RRY COVILLE OU-. o.11, )It ... wt The s ubject of anlmal control. ca controversial topic in HWlt- mgton Beach for the past two years -is on tonig ht's cilY coun· ell agenda. Me mbers of the COWlc1l will be usked to put an end to a com· phcated three-w ay lease ar· rangem ent between the city. California Animal ContrQl, and the Humane Society. CAC currently holds the con· tract.im: .. Juilinal control in Hunt· ington~ach . T he Humane Society, run by Bob Sharkey, used to be the city's olfficiaJ dog catche r. The two agen cies s it side-by side on two parcels of property a t the southeast comer of Ha milton Av enue and Newlund Street Sharkey 9wns one piece of pro· pert.y, the city owns the other. But Sharkey's Humane Society sheller ~ls on the city property, and the CAC kennels. built by the city, sit on Sharke)''s property When CAC was hired by the c1 · ty for a ri imal control, a no cash lease agreement was reached to allow Sharkey the use of his e x· isling facility, and the city use of Sharkey's land That lease ag reement expi res April 6, and the city's animal control commission 1s now re commending c ity purchase of S h arke y's pr o p e rt y a nd facilities. As a second a ltl•rnauve, the commissio n suggests the city might consider giving 1t:; a1umal Today' £1oshlg N. Y. S&eelUI MONDAY, MA RCH 17, 1975 TEN CENTS Huntington? control duties to the county s helter. The second alternuta ve 1s not cons idered t he prime c hoice because CAC s till has two years ldt on its contract . according to E.J . Ursin, chairman of the animal control comm1ss1on Counc ilm a n Jerry l\taln l·~ already has as ked the Cit) al torney to s tud) the poss1b1lit> of brt>aking the CAC contract. A city hall spokes man has a lso said there is no present estimate on how much 1t might c<1sl the ci- t) to bu) Shar ke) 's shelter a nd land lf the count~ 1s given control. thl' animal <"on trol commission :.uggQs ts t hl• l':>. 1s ting :.h elter <'t.>Uld either l>e :.old or leased lo the l'uunt~ us J satellite s helter for West Orange County States Lose Out U.S. Awarded Rights t~ Oil D••IY Pi'91 Stall PIM>to RAY ANDERSON OFFERS SNACK TO HIS FINE FEATHERED FRIEND, 'HONKY' Rooster Takes up Residence at Huntington Beach'• New City Library Library Early Bird Rooster Helps Master Guard Facility By KATH \' CLANCY Of Ute D•lt'I' I'll~ Stiff Call him wha t you like-Honky or Melville but the fact is a cocky white farm rooster m ay ' well be the f i rst Huntington Beac h r esident to make perma· nent use of the city's new $2.9 million library . For the past few weeks he has been he lping retired I luntington Beach Police Detective Ray An· derson guard the s hiny new glass and steel structure overlooking Talbert La ke. library.• ''At first I would call to him and he would just look at me," f\e recalled. It was popcorn that m ade their friendship blossom . "First I t ook plain popcor n," Ander son said . ''then I brought butte red. a nd h e re ally liked that. Later . I took ca ramel corn and bits of apple." But Ande rson said Honky 's favorite is the unpopped variety. He described their evening rootine : said The b ig roostt>r alw h a~ become u favorite w ith c:1ty µo hceme n. "ho frequently radio ··going 10·6 <on brt~<Jk ) tu set' An· derson and llonky ... Even P o li ce Chie f E arle Robitaille brought his children out to vi sit the friendly bird "You can get reul l'lose lie al mos{ cats from my hand," An- derson s aid. <Sec ROOST E R . Page A:!i WASHINGT ON !U PI > The U.S. Supre m(' Court ruled 8 to O today that the fed eral govern· menl has exclus ive r ights to of fshore oil reser ves \\ hich could eventually g ive the nalton more independent ene rgy resources. T he jus tices. with Jus tice Wil liam 0 Oou ~la s n o t participating. said claim s by 13 Atlantic Coas t states to oil n ghts based on their C'olo n1a l charters we re s urrend e r ed when they Joined the Union The ruling was not unexpected. It followed a II ne of <:ases begin· ning in 1947 which said the United States alone claim s ti tle to all seabeds beyond the low.water mark. In 1953, Congress gave the states a uthority up to the three· mi le limit. The justices acc:epled without modification rec ommendat ions by Special Mas t e r Albert B. Marns , <.1ppo1*d by Lhe cou rt to review the claims of t he state:. and the Cn1ted State~ Special masters are a ppointed v. hen the Supreme Court ha:. ori g ina l JUrisd1ct1on O\Cr d1:. pules bet~een t he s tates or the stat<•s und the fed eral gO\ ern ~ent. The court c an acceµl, re Ject or modify the master':-. re commendation!) i\ s pokes man fo r the l nten or Department s u1d the governmt•nt "as plt•ased with the decision and would re nl'w plans to lease t·xplorat1on und development rights to a 12.000·squctrc mile parcel of st•abed in the Mid Atlantic sout h of Long Is land to Cape HattcrC:ts. N C Le use::. \\ 111 be sold w 1th in u .H'ur. the ~po k esnwn said. but fu ll dcv(•!opmcnt of ml resources Ander son calls his feathered friend Honky "because he's all white.'' "I would get t here at 5 a nd check the buildin g out. About 6 I would go out and yell for him. I would yell three or four times. and he would com e running." Suspect in Custody Me m bers or the library st aff have decided they like their fowl friend a nd plan to keep him as a mas~ot. But instead of Honkey, they've na m ed the strutting bird Melville, in h onor of Melvil Dewey, founder of the famous library'sdecimal system. Th at 's when the proud bird with the white tail received his evening m eal. .. He would roos t on the railing outside until 2 a .m .. when he would wake up and start crow· ing." Anderson s aid. Gag Order 'Imposed In 'Slasher' Case Anderson met his r uffl ed com · panion during the 5 p.m . lo 5 a.m . guard shift at the soon·to-0pen "Then I would feed ru m again his breakfast," the retired officer LOS ANGELES <AP> i\ Precinct Survey judge today i m 1><>sed a gag order on author ities. mtluding Poli c:t' Chief Ed Davis. to halt further comments in t he Skid Row Slasher case . .. Tax Override Loss Th e orde r w<.1 s s igned h y Superior Court Judge F'rank Baf· Ia sh or tly before Davis was to hold a n ews confe re nce to d1st•uss the case and Vaughn Grcen\\ood. • linked by Da vis to the case 'Hard to F1· gore' Ba ffa s aid authorities were lo ··refrain fro m ~idng any n·- leases to any news mecfo.1 re_gard · The d efeat of the Fountain Valley school t ax override was narrow a nd diffic ult to attribute Lo any one factor . according to a precinct survey of the March 4 election . The 67-c.e nt override w as AD FILLS JOB ON FIRSI' DAY "Our phones are ringing off lhe hook. We fi lled the p<>sition the very fi rst day after the ad appeared in the paper." That's the ove rwhelming suc· cess reported by the Anaheim firm which placed this ad in the Daily Pilot: E DITOR Needed part time for new Orange County Publication. Prior editorial exp. hclpf\11. but not nee. Call for interview, XXX•Xl'XX. l! you bavc a jot> )'OU want to fill, call 6'2·SG78. Put a few words to work for you, ln tbe Dally Pilot beaten in 14 of the district'& 23 ing. Greenwood. or '111) in-. t ' ab entee formation regarding any persons precincts < coun .mg 5 presently 111 Ja il\\ ho art> suspects ball?ts as one precin~). W n a , in the SO·Callcd 'Slasher ' Case Richard Plum. ~o 0 pending a hearing .on ~h1rch sch~l board seat pa rtially on ~h~ 21. .. a s to "h~ an~ such rt•-bas~s of a str~ng cam pa g leases ::.hould be g iven ... a~ainst t~e over~de, appar ently The gag order had been re did contnbute ~o its downfall., quested by 'Pu bhc De fe nder He fi.J)isbed first or second m 17 precincts a nd 13 of those pre· <'lncts also went against the over- ride. An'd seven of the eight pre- cincts w her e Plum was the top vote getter a lso went agains t the tax incr ease. One surprise in the precin ct. list is where the over ride s uffe red the worst def eat -the Harper School n eighborhood. Voters there went 266·201 agains t it. Thal was the widest margin and the most votes against the over- ride in any precinct. Three Fountain Valley School Trustees -Fred Vcm, Sheila Meyers and Roger Belaen -live there. So do Helen Dille, a trUstee of the HunUnJton Beach Union High Sehool District, and FouJ\t.aln Valley COW1cilman Al Holllnden. The Harper n ci&hborhood b produc~ the Jonfest list of civic leaders for Fountain Valley over <SffOVE &IUDE. P11e Ai) • U.S. M a r int• WJyn e Thoma~ White was just trying to do his good deed fpr t M day whe n he t1ied to help a woman back her car out o f a San Cle ment e pa rking lot early today She bac ked over him While , 25, s uffe r e d bruises a nd ga~hes on his legs. He w as taken to Cam p Pendle ton 's base hoisp1tol After the Inj u ry, Wh ite told polke. the woman j~t drove off Charle~ (;essler Oa\'IS, in a taped 1nt1.·n·1cv. ''1th a televis ion s tation Sund a}, said Gree nw ood would be. char ged in the SI asher case. He later told lhe Los Angeles Times. •· 1 a m convinced that we ha ve the right sus pect and we will go to.the district attorney to seek a complamt \\1th in a week or two." But Dist Alt) J oseph P Busch. told of Davi:;' comments. ~••id. "To sa) that anyone is go 111~ lo bl' charged in this case ·~ premature " Gl'ssle r said . · r believe that dissemination or ;m y further In- for m ation by the prosecution and police authorities tending lo link him <Greenwood 1 to the ·Slasher · wi ll serve to further lessen his chances of receiving a fatr trial by jury on the presenu y·pending charges ." Greenwood. arrcstccl l' eo. :J, 1s to appear before Baffa on Friday for pretrial m otions . Ile pleaded innocent t o riv e cou nts of burglary and three counts of as sauft with a deadly weapon. LA Man Kills Mate, Himself LOS ANGELES (Um A young mother of two was shot to deat h b y her common-l aw husband who then co m mit ecl suicid e by shooting h1m!!elr m the face over the wee kend. Ba rbara Estevez, 26. was shot m he r •neck a nd bock ul her Wilshire Boulevard offic<' build· mg wtth a 22 ·caliber rifle by Mlaucl Angel Rodrlaul•i. 28 m the a rea will take six years or more. The high court r u ling gives thl• fl'deral government title lo near ly 200,000 square miles of of fshore land up lo 100 miles orr ttw coast It al::.o e nd!-> ad is pule\\ luch has prevented the I ntenor Depart. mC'n t from purs uing leas ing pl<tnS l nten or offic ials said the first parcel a lone m ay contain 12 b1lhon ba rre ls of 01 1 ~ Approval Reeomm.ended Iran Oil Company Seeking Shell Deal WASHINGTON <UPI> -Some Administration officials have re· commended a pproval of a $1.5 billion. 20·year partnership that would give the Nutional Iranian Oil Compa ny a 50 percent m tl'rest in hundreds of Shell Oil Company filling stations in the L'nited St<.1les. it was reported to aay The report by J 1 m Anderson of Group W News said the Stale and JustiN' deparl m e nls arc pre p a re d t o a pp r o v e l h t• partnership, but it received op position from the Federe1l Energ y Adm in 111 tre1t1on und some members of Congress. Congress probably would have the last word on the propo::.al. Frank Stamton, a spokesman fo r S h ell . confirmed 1n u telephone in ter view from hb of fice in Houston t hat discussions between Shell a nd NIOC have been in progr ess for more than a reur. Shell is a subsidiary of Royal Dutch Petroleum Anderson s aid the dcul 1n \·olvcd the construction by NIOC and Shell of a SI.5 billion oil re finery on the P ersian Gulf with a daily product ion capacity of 500.000 barre ls o f r e fin e d petroleum produc t!>. including gasoline l'IOC. he s aid , would pay 75 percen t of the cost or refinery construction and Shell would bu> 250.000 bar rels a d ay half its output for sale in the United Stales In r <'turn. Ande rson said, Shell would give to NIOC 50 percent control of its ~ing s tations Ande rson said Secreta ry of State Henry A. Kissinger had given t he proposal hu; blessing during discussions in Wa:shin~on thi s m o nth w i th I ra ni a n Econom ic Affa irs and Finance Minister Hushang Ansary No public mention was made of the proposal when Kissinger and Ansary made a joint announce ment March 4 of a $15 million. five.year commercial agreement Hu1llingt,011 Wild Flight Jails Pilot A Bellflower man who likes to fly but a pparently ha-; a rear of heights was jai~d by sheriff's de· pulies after piloting a light pl ane at tree top levels ·rrom Nor walk to Huntington Beach. Lui s Ami lc ar . 43. races charges of careless atnd reckless flying ln connection with the inci· dent. Jt~ w•& arrested as he stepped trot!\ his Cessna 172 at Meadowla dt Airport in Hunt· angton Beac::ll flt'iday nlabtby Los Angeles C9'11tty shefifrs de · puties who followed Mm in a helicopter . Depull~ sttcl Ullft!•ld at speeds U11to ln e8 per hour across Lo!'i An~c les and Oranae counties be£Orf' he landed in Hun tington Beach The)' said he nevl'r new morr than 100 f etl off the ground J covering nonoil trade -t he \\Orld's biggest c:ommerc1al deal bet" een two <:ountries. Under the agr eement , Ir an will buy c1~ht lurgc U S nuclear reac· tors Anderson said Admm1strat1on cnt1cs of the lran1an·Shell pro· posal a rgue that it would make the l;n1ted Slates more dcpen· dent on foreign oil imports at the very time President Ford is plan· ning a SlO b1lhon proposal to re- duce l ' S depe nde nce on fore ign oil Youtl1 Slain By Snipe r In A11ahe im Anuhe1m police said loday no leads have yet developed in the predawn sniper s hooting death of an 18·year-old youth outside his home Saturday. Ricci Duane Knight. of 1738 W Catherine Drive. Anaheim. was killed by u srng le bullet that crashed through a small pickup truck's rear '' indow and into his skull . polic e s u1d . Poli ce said th e youth \\a::. chmbing into the truck as he left for v..-ork sho rll\' after 5 a .m when the !->n1pe1: unleashed the dead I) shot. The victi m ~ body. ~l umped again s t the true k's s teerin g \\heel. "as d 1s co\·ered by his fatht·r a boul t" o hours after the t'Sllm;.ited li m e of the s hooting. T hais Eye Curbs BANGKOK !UPI > -Pre mier· designate Kukr it Pr a moj said in a for eign policy s ta te ment today that T hail a nd would recognize China and seek the complete withdrawal o f abou t • 25,000 Ame rican troops w ithin one year. or=·:~a £Mas • \\'t•ntht-r Fair ~k 1cs through Tue~· d a). a ccordin g to the '' cu the r~rnce, with s li g htly {,a rm e r d ays . I .O\\ ~tonight 38 to 45. Highs Tuesday 111the60s . I NSIDE TODAY Fathers are uniting to gain equal I realm t?n t t11 custody coses 1n a n d o ut o f w urt roum Daily Pilot staff w nter Alltson Deerr explor es sub1ecl on Page 81 of today's People Section. Index .at .,._ W.k • A2 """ u-n a 1 llMtillt U MeMy TrM At L M kv<I A7 Mev1H All Caht-• AS --·Ne-A4 Cltiilti.. a~lt 0r...-CMMy At c..m•o •• ~ e 1.1 ,,..,..,,. a4 5"t1' .a ••n Dteth N•lt<•s At SW<lll Merll!ef\ At ll411~ l'a.. A• T ... Ylt*\ aJ 1114ef1•''""•"' .an ''-"'-" .an 'IM M e At WNtllff A4 ...,...... •i ..... Mhn •• } , .. .. AZ DAILY Pit.OT H/F M~, Mn h 11. 1175 ' Killer Believed to Be 'Qui-of-towner' Police have r eleased a sketch of the prime suspect ln a Jan. 30 Huntington Beach cocktnll lounge kill· ing. Homici· d e i D • vestigators w a rn the s ketch may n ot be totally accurate because O( COO· Cbcts between witnesses, but it gives an Impression of the man who a llegedly killed Kenn e th Aubry Kin~. 25. on Jan. 30 at the Capri Cocktail Lounge, 406 Pacific Coast Hig hway. After weeks of investiga- llon, police still h ave little 1nformat1on con cerning the suspected killer and his three companions. On e theory that they m ight have been Hell's Angels ·railed to check out. Detectives do believe the quartet was from out of town -s t rangers who came t o v i e w a performance of Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show <.1t the Gold('n Bear ni g ht club. The man who shot King f ' rom Page A I ROOSTER. • • ,\nderson said J lonky once had a com pani o n a brown rooster. But h e sJ1d he believes some dogs inlt•rrupted the friendship. ··Ttwrc \\ l'l"l' :-.omc feathers left. ·-rte said sadly. Anderson gave up his guard job last week becau!-.e of ill health a nd he has been wonfrd over the rooster's futu re. "I ~o out every couple days and take a can of popcorn," he !'>aid. ··I've ~rown a ttached lo him. If 1 could get away with i!.. · l "d go out and ch1l'kcn-knap him and ta ke him homl'." But Anderson will be pleased. no doubt, to learn his friend has • been ··ad opted '' by the new J1 brary ·s staff. ··tte·s our mascot:· said Con· Jl ie Woodrin g . communit y ~crvices librarian ... He looks in at us. and he c rows. Wc have :iome corn to feed him.·· Construc tion workers al the b ui lding s ite also share their Junc h with the rooster, a nd ()therwise, he pals around with u :fe\\ of the neighborhood crows. ··Ont' thing's for sure. As a l(Ua rd he's no chicken .. , An· dcrson su1d , l'Xplainmg Honky announces a ny intruder with loud uowing. . . "We've become real good friends." he must·d. ··But how wiU it look when that building is. opfn to the public, and I'm out thfrt' feed ing popcorn lo a rooster .'' Doctors Out In NY Strike ~EW YORK CA Pl The first major stnkc by doctors in the na· lion's his tory t ook place here to- day when som e 3,000 doctors stru ck 22 voluntary and municipal hospitals after round- lhe-clock negotiations failed lo tcsolvc u tl1s pute over the doc· tors' working hours. The affected hospitals and lheir affili ated facilities have a Iola! 14 .000 beds a nd provide out· ~ ... tient services to some 10.000 rhnic and em ergency room pa· tients daily. 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If you saw someone hkt> this the nig ht of Jan. 30. anywhere a round downtown Huntingt on Beach, phone the 24-hour Secret Witness line at 642·0700, or write to: Daily Pilot, Secret Witness. P .O. Box 790 , Hunti n g t o n Beach , Ca. (92648). To maintain secrecy, at· tach a six-digit code com- bining letters and numbers I rvi11e Groztp Sets Protest Against ROTC A group of L'C Irvine students \\Lil meet this week lo plan ·~ leach-in agarnst a new Air Force Reserve Officer Training Pro· gram at the Irvin e campus. Student oppos ition to U1e joint program with USC h as been mounting in past weeks. A core group of about 20 studens has formed the "Committee to Stop ROTC at uc r.·· The group has collected about 200 signatures on a petition OP· posing the military training pro- . gram. according to Terry Moore. one of the group ·s organizers. )leanwhile, the Chanccllor ·s Advisor y Committee on the Status of Women has passed a re· !:iolution opposing ROTC on sexi~l g rounds. Addressed at a ·r ecent meeting by campus affirm alive action of- ficer Ramon Curiel, the advisory committee found that the Air Force · ROTC program· dis- criminates against womerr. The focus or opposition was on flight training -a progr am the Air Force offers men. but not . women -a nd a recruiting leaflet readin g "For men only -Rated M." Moore s aid. The leach-in against ROTC probably will be held March 27. Moore said. ·"The purpose of the teach-in is to educate our s tudents as to the nature of ROTC and tell them our arguments against 1t, •• Moore :,aid. The opposition g roup, Moore s:.11d, is attempting to get the <·;.impus academ ic !>cnalc to re- ' t.•r:,c a previous ruhng lo e1llow academic credit for partic1pat1on tn the ROTC program. L:nder the cooperative pro· gram. l'Cl :,tudents would take part in officer training pro~ram activities at USC. No activ1t1es Jre planned on the UC I campus. (example: Ati<.;123), with any submitted message. PoJlce describe the killt!r as about 5'8" or 5'9" tall, 150 pounds, about 25, with dark, unkempt, shoulder length hair, a moustache a nd a shaggy goatee. Witnesses said he, spoke with a possible cowboy drawl and may have come from som e area of the southwest, s uch as Texas. He a lso likes to drink blackberry brandy. The man shot King with a .25 caliber automatic pis tol after King h ad beaten him in a fight. The fight began, witnesses say, because the stranger ob- ject ed lo a song King played on the juke box. Detectives did not know what the song was, but the killer apparently did not like it because it was done by a black g roup. He was in the bar about 8 p.m., with a t<i ller male com pani o n a nd "two women. After the shooting, they fled in a 1957 GMC or Chevrolet half-ton pickup truck. It was either a faded aqua or lig ht g r een color, with grey primer spots all over the body. 4' O•lly POOC StMf Plloto llead11 HO!tlE Flint Morrison of Huntington Harbour is the new presi- dent of Huntington Beach's HOME Council, w hi ch represents the city's various homeowner groups. He suc- ceeds Dave Diamond. Anaheim Man Slain; Police Se ek Killer Orange County Sheriff's of· ficers continued todav to search for clues m the Saturday night killing of an Anaheim area m an ~ho was riddled by bullets as he argued near his home \\ilh an un· kno"'n a:ssa1lanl. Deputies said Elias Flores Escobar. 32. of 10902 Garza Ave. was s hot and killed on the sidewalk acro!>s from his home during a dispute apparently trig- gered by the fact he was talking toa woman. Quick Feet, Bands Karate experts Masaki Tczuka ()eft) and Manabu Matsumoto demonstrate their skills for seventh and eighth graders at Harbour View School in I luntingto~ Beach. Both hold black belts m karate. 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Investigators from the ac- C'ounting office found that some inspectors r efused to seek jobs in higher class ifications because the higher positions would have brought less overtime and would have reduced annual gross pay. The report said an immigra- tion inspector a t Bangor , Maine earned $16.848 in annual salary, but a n additional $29,299 in over· time. Federal inspectors were paid $47.6 million in overtime during fi scal 1974. Shipping companies and airlines r eimbursed the gov- ernment for $36. 7 million for the services. The government is not reimbursed ..!or._overtime at ac- tual border cros~ngs. The r eport recommends that Congress order a revision in the ,.Prem ium pay system . The study reviews the overtime procedures of the lmmigr<iti o n and Naturalt ?at1on Service. the Customs Service. the Agricult ure Department's Animal and Pla11t llcallh 1 nspcct ion Scrnce. anti the Public He alth Sen ice. Inspectors from the agencies ;.ire slalaoned at border crossings and other points of entry. includ· 1ng seapor ts a nd <iirports. r.·tost receive premium pay when c·alled upon to work njghts, Sun- d<.1ys and holidays. The accountrng office reporled that more than 74 million ships, airplanes and vehicles arti\'ed in the LJinited States during fi scal 1974, ening last J une 30. a nd the f our agencies sa id 6,886 employes were used in port-Of· entry ins pections. E xcha nge Club Aids Va lley Boys Club · The Fountain Valley Exchange Club has donated S350 to the Fountain Valley Boys Club to buy a combination wrestling and tumbling mat. Chris Torres. Boys Club direc- tor. said he h opes lo start a ~restling and gymnastics pro- gram this s pring. The Exchange Club pro1ect was headed by members Chuck Rraker and Dr. Marvin Adler, a city councilman. E' ror11 Page A J OVERRIDE the past half-dozen years. Some school officials believe ·the unification controversy in the Huntington Beach portion of the Fountain Valley district also burl the tax override. . The override di°d lose there by · a 101 vote margin, but two of the six Huntington Beach predncts voted for it. The total override loss was by 138 votes, with a final tally of 2,875 "no'' votes and 2,737 .. yes" votes. The override won the most sup· port frorp the area around Motola School, 264-174, which was the widest margin and most votes cast in support of the m easure. The only cle ar news from the precinct counts is that most votes were close, e ither way, and trends were not limited lo any one area of the dis trict. Fountain Valley School Board members decided March 7 not to seek another election May 27. Woman Seized On Grounds of Nixon Estate Former Pres ident Richard Nixon nearly had an unexpected late night guest this weekend · when a 29-year-old woman scaled the wa ll to his San Clemente estate. She was caught by Secret Service men before she could run inside the Casa Pacifica and tell Nixon her problems. The inci· dent Friday night was the second attempt the sam e day by ap· parently mentally disturbed persons to gain ~n audienoe wilb the ex-President. The woman. when turned over to San Clemente police for ques- tioning, said she wanted to talk to Nixon about his "takeover'' of Coca Cola stock and claimed lo be the daughter of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. · Police said it was the third time that the w oman, a San ; Francisco resident, had tried to enter La Casa Pacifica. Police said she was seen scaling the six· foot wall. Police s aid a n earlier intruder who attempted lo crash the security gate al Cyprus Shores near the Nixon estate was a Camp Pendleton Marine. OUicers said the Marine told the guard at the gate he wanted to see ''the President" and tell him to •·stop the war." When the g uard refused p ermission to enter, the man ran inside the gate. Air Base Has 32nd Birthday It's St. Patrick's Day today and a lso the 32nd birthday of the U.S. Marin e Corps Air Station at E l Toro. The Marine Corps' largest West Coast aviation installation was once an Irvine Ranch bean- fi eld. It was commissioned as a temporary wartime facility in 1943 and the first 30 Marines lo arrive at the base bedded down io .en Irvine Ranch bunkhouse .. Today the air station has a population of more than 10,000, including civil service employes and has grown from 2,318 acres with three runways to4,600 acres with 10 runways. The facility h as served as an intensive training ground for Marine aviators and air crewman and as a major jump- off point for troop and cargo flights during World War II, the Korean War and tbeYietnamcon- flicl. Following the Korean War, th e base's principal t ask becam e providing a home for the Third Marine Aircraft Wing. Its pre- sent commande r is Brig. Gen. R. W. Taylor who holds a dual role as commander, Marine Corps Air Bases, Western Area. The 3rd Marine Aircraft wing is made up of fighter. attack, helicopter. ph oto- reconnaissance, observation, re· fuelin g, transport, radar a nd headqua r ters s quadrons. ~ts-_ pilots, ordinance and mam- ·tenance personnel train constant· ly for com bat readiness. Did Nero Get ABumRap? ... , , . . GAINESVILLE, Fla. CAP) Roman Emperor Nero, notorious in legend as the ruler who played his fiddle while Rome burned, was just a victim of bad press. according to a University of Florida professor. "Nero was no slob and is pro- bably one of t he most maligned leaders in all history," says Dr. Gareth Schmeling. chairman of the university's department of humaniities . "Fiddles hadn 't been invented in Nero's time. n or any instru- ment like them:-' he said. "On top o( that, Nero was 50 miles away from Rome when the fire ..started." WARIMERS PAYS Mariners Savings has always paid the highest Interest legally possible. Now your savings con be worth even more at Mariners -o Big 7'.1' % on 6-yeor certlf lcates of $1 ,000 or more. Not only con you make money ot Mariners. you con make frlenda too - w ith o strong "hometown" savings and loon. Save at Mariners. Now it mokH more dollars ond sense! I I I I I 7 I l Today's Cl•IBIC N.Y. Stoeks VOL. 68, NO. 76, 2 SECTIONS, 22 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1975 N TEN CENTS For 3 Trustees, T~ Trip Unnecessary By HILARY KA\'£ °'* Qlilty ..... ~ eo.ts of a six ·day tri]) to Miami by Newport-Mesa school trustees have been slashed by more than S2,000 because three trustees h ave decided lo stay home. Two trustees, Donald Smallwood and Dr. Arthur Thompson, admitted today that their decisions to remain at home were based in part on disap- proval voiced by the public two months ago. ......., Original plaM called for six of the seven frustees to attend the National School Boa.rm Associa· lion Conference, with the district paying abOut $3,500. Costs have now been pared down to less than $1,200. That will cover expenses or Orville Am- burgey and Thomas Casey. Marian Bergeson will go, too. But because she is president of the Califor nia School Boards As· socialion, her costs ure being paid for by that g roup. When the trip was first an- nounced in J anu ary, in the midst ot the dis trict's deliberations on the budget crisis, several citizens plus the t eachers' union con· tended the costs were un - necessary. S m allwood said today t he public's concerns were partly responsible for bis decision to stay bome . States Lose Out U.S. Awarded Rights to Oil WASHINGTON (UPI) -The U.S. Supreme Court ruled 8 too loday that the federal govern- ment has exclusive rights tA> of- fshore oil r eserves which could eventually give the nation more independent ener gy resources. The justices, with Justice William 0. Douglas n ot participating, said claims by 13 Atlantic Coast states tA> oil rights based on their Colonial charters were s urrendered when they Joined the Union. • The ruling was not unexpected. Jt followed a line of cases begin· ning in 1947 which said the United States alone claims title to all seabeds beyond the low-water mark. Jn 1953, Congress gave the· states authority up to'the tbree- mile limit. The justices accepted without modification recommendations by Special Master Albert B. Marris, appointed by the court to review the claim s of the states and the United States . Special masters are appointed when the Supreme Court has original jurisdiction over dis- putes between the states or the states and the federal govern- ment. The court can accept, re- ject or modify the master's re- commendations. Approval Urged A spokesman for the Interior Department said the government was pleased with the decision and would renew plans to lease exploration and development rights to a 12,000-square mile parcel of seabed in the Mid- AUantic south of Long Island to Cape Hatteras. N.C. Iran Oil Company Seeking Shell Deal Leases will be sold within a year. the spokesman said, but fu ll developm ent of oi l resources in the area will take six years or more. 1'he high court ruling gives the fed eral government title lo near- ly 200.000 square miles of of- fshore land up to 100 miles off the coast. WASHINGTON 1UPl1 -Some Administration officials have re- commendec! approval of a $1.5 billion, 20-year partnership that would give the National Iranian Oi l Company a 50 percent in- terest in hundreds of Shell Oil Company filling stations in the United States. It was reported to- day. The report by J im Anderson of Group W News saia the State and Justice departments a r e pre- pared to approve the partnership, but it received op· position fr om the Federa l Ene rgy Adminis tration and Police Probe Sniper Death In Anaheim Anaheim police said today no leads have yet developed in the predawn sniper shooting d~ath of an 18-year-old youth outsi'de his home Saturday. Ricci Duane Knight. of 1738 W. Catherine Drive, Anaheim, was killed by a single bullet that crashed through a small pickup truck 's rear window and into bis skull, police said. Police said the youth was climbing into the truck as he left for work s hortly after 5 a.m. 1 when the sniper unleashed the deadly shot. The victim's body, s lumped against the t ruck's steering wheel , was discovered by his father about two hours after the estimated time of the shooting. · Weather Fair s kies through Tues- day. according to t,n e . weather service , with s li g htly warmer days. Lows tonight 38 to 45. Highs Tuesday in the 60s. INSIDE TODA l' Fathers are unUing to gain equal treatment tn C1.18tody cases. in . and out of courtroom. Datl11 Pilot atafl writer Allilon Detrr explores M.1bject on Pog• BJ of today's People S~ctio11 ( some membe rs of Congress. Congress probably would ha\'t' the last word on the proposal. Frank Stainton, a spokesman for Shell, confi r med in a telephone interview from his of- fice in Houston that discussions between Shell and NlOC have been in prog ress for more than a )'ear. Shell is a subsidiary of Royal Dutch Petroleum. Anderson said the deal in· volved the construction by NIOC and Shell of a $1.5 billion oil re- finery on the Persian Gulf with a daily production capacity of 500,000 barrels of refined petroleum products. including gasoline. NIOC. he said, would pay 75 percent of the cost of refinery construction and Shell would buy 250,000 barrels a day half its (See SHELL. Page A2l Seeond in Day It also ends a dispute which has prevented the Interior Depart- ment from pursuing leasing plans. Interior officials said the firs t p<trcel alone may contain 12 billion barrels of oil. Gov. Meldrim Thomson of New Hampshire said the ruling "is ex- actly wbat we expected" and urged the federal government to move quickly ahead to let pri\'ate enterprise develop the offshore resources. Calls to oil companies to decide which tracts they want to develop will be ·ssued soon. perhaps next week, the spokesman said. Gov. James Longley of Maine . one s tate involved in the suit, said he w<1s "extr emely dis<ip- pointed" by the court's decision. Nixon's 'Visitor' Caught by Guards Former President Richard Nixon nearly had an unexpected late night guest this weekend when a 29-year-old woman scaled the wa ll to his San Clemente estate. She was caught by Secret Service men before she could run inside the Casa Pacifica and te ll Nixon h er problems. ·The inci- dent Friday night was the second attempt the same day by ap· parently mentally disturbed persons to gain an audience with the ex-President. The woman, when turned over lo San Clemente police lor ques· lioning, said she wanted tA> talk to Nixon about his "takeover" of Coca Cola stock and claimed to be the daughter of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Police said it was the third ADFILLSJOB ON FIRSI' DAY lime that the woman, a San Francisco residt::nt, had tried to enter La Casa Pacifica. Police• said s he was seen scaling the six foot wall. Police said an earlier intruder who attempt ed to crash the security gate at Cyprus Shores near the Nixon es tate was a Camp Pendleton Marine. Officers said the Marine told the guard al the gate he wanted to see ·•the President" and tell him to "slop the war.'' When the guard refused pe rmission to enter, the man ran inside the. gate. The intruder was arrested at the Cyprus Shores be<1ch clubhouse following a s hort scuf· fle with officers. • Both persons were tak~n a\\ a) for psychiatric evaluation. The woman was booked into Orange County Medical Center and the Marine taken t o the base hospital. "Our phones are ringing off Deficit IIike the book. We filled the J)osition the very first day after t.be ad , S b S. appeared in the paper." een y 1mon That's the overwhelmini sue-• cess reported by the Anaheim • 'firm which placed l bis ad in the Daily Pilot: I EDITOR Needed part.time for new Orange County Publication. Prior editortal exp. helpf\al, but not nee. Call for interview, XXX·XXXX. 1£ you have a job you want to fill. call 642·5678. Put a few words to work for you, ln the Daily Pilot. WASHJNQTO N (U PI) - Tnasury Secrelary William E Simon told Congress today the federal budaiet deficit may reach S. billion ln\be fiscal year begin nlng July 1. . 'Jbls w.oaw be an increase or mor~ than 50 percent over the deficrt eiUmated by President Ford when be submitted bis budgettoConaress Feb.3. Simon said the defldt fol' the current fiscal year is likely to reach S37.8 bllllon, or $3.1 billion more than Ford estimated last rnonth However, he added that bis primary reason concerned hts owo overhead coi;ts at his law of- fices, "plus the fact that there 1s plenty to do here ut home to gel ready for the tax override elec lion ( Ma v 27 ). " "From a personal stj11dpo1nt, I find it difficult to ask pco1>le to raise taxes for the district and then d efend this parttC'ular conference." SmalhHJodsa1d Even though he 1s staying home. Smallwood denied that the conference is a .. junket " Dr. Thompson , also remammg home, said that part of his de cision was based on the public's sensitivity to the conference. He said, however. that he stlll believes it is important for the trustees to attend s uch con· ferences .. rts our one chance to !-.hart• experiences with board mem lx'rs from the rest of the country Battle C11s11alty Master sergeant ·!'icang Son. 28. rests 111 a military hospital at Phnom Penh after receiving treatm ent for serious shrapnel wounds during figbllng 30 miles from the Cambodian capita l Sec story Page A4. UC Irvine Stlldents Set Anti-ROTC Bid ;\ group of l'C Irvine student" \\ 111 ml'Cl th1:-. \\ C't'h lo plan ;i teach-an aga111 sl a llC'\\ Air Fon·l· Resen e Off1ct•r Tr:.11111ng l'rn gram atthe In 1rtt•t•ampu!-. SL udt•nl oµpos1t ion to thl• want pro~ram "'1th LlSC h:.is b<.•en mounting in IHl!-.t \H'<'k" 1\ con· group of about :!O sl,J.ldcns has formed lht• "Comm1t[t•r to Stop ROTC al LTI . Tht' group h.J'-<:ollL•ctcd ah<Jlll 200 signature:-. on <t pl't1t1on op posing the m1l1L.ff~ trJmang pro gram. accord mg to Terry Moore• one of the group ·s org;rn1tt•rs ;\lenm\ hilt'. tht• Ch<rncellor :-. /\dvbory Com m1llt•e nn th1• Status of Women has passt•d an• solution opposing llOTC on sc>.i!-.I grounds Addressed at a rt•t·ent mt•cting by campus afflrmal1H' twtwn of f1C'er Ramon CunL•I. llw ad\•t!'.<Jr\ rnmm1ttt•c fou'ld lhal the A11 Foret• nOTC progr.im d1 ~ cr1manates a~a1n!'.t \\Omen The focu::. of oppo"1t1on ''<a!-. 1111 night tratni11g j progr..i m lht• Air Force offers mt•n. !Jul nnl wom~n and a ret·1 uit1ng lcafkl readi"'e "For m en onb Ralt:d M. ·· ~toore said The teach-in jJ!.Jln:-1 HOH' probably "111 lu.· lwhl \l.111h 2i :\loorc s•11<l ·The purpow ol \Ill' 11·.1c·h 111 1:-. to educate our :;t uclenl:-as to th1· nuturc of ROTC <111d tt•ll lhcm our arguments a~a111~t 11 \loon• said. 'erst.> J prcv10u::. r uhng to <l llow academ1l' credit for purt1c11>allon Ill the ROTC prog ram l 'nder the coopt•ratn·L· pro· ..!r.Jm. LTJ ::.tudents would takt• p.il t 111 uffll'C r training program jl'll\ 1lJL'S :.it L'SC ~o acta\'itic::. an • pl<inned on lhl' LTI ('ampus Cost Shari1zg " 011 Dredgi1zg Pla11 Proposed Orange Count) la:\ pa-' ers and thl' cit} of l\:cwport &•a('h should split thl' c-ost of dredging cloggt>d Wc:-t :'\L'" port channel:-. Ornn~c Countv llarhors. Rcucheh. and Parks· commissioners huve re: com mended 1\lt hough J'lft.'VIOUSI)' rCjt'<'llO~ thl' c·&t.\ ·:-. rt'quest to totall~ fund tlw pro;ecl throug h C'ou nt) money, c·omm1!'.s 1oner!'. un ummously ag rt•ed to recommend ... harmg the c·o:-.t L'<tuall.'' with :'\e\\porl Bl•ach. up to S20000 l'UCh The n•co mmendat1on now goes to the Orange Count~ Board of Su pen bors for rinal <ipproval and also '' 111 com e before th<· :'-iewport Beach Cll't Council at its next meetin~ who have similar p roblems." Or. Thompson sttid. Adding that .. it's unfortunate people get so uptight over this sort of thing,.. Or. Thompson said he would wait and attend future conferences in Anaheim. Roderick Mac Millian, the third trus tee to change his mind, cited businet1s r easons only for re· maining in Costa Mesa. ·As director of the Harbor CSee TRIP. Page A2i Slasher 'Gag'· Imposed I.OS ANGELES <AP> ·-A Judge today imposed a gag order on authorities. including Police Chief Ed Oa\'is. to hall further comments in th e Skid Row Sl<isher case The order was signed b) Superior Court Judge Frank Baf- f a shortly before Davis "'as to hold a news conference lo discu::.s the l'ase and \'aughn Greenwood, lrnked bv Davis to the case. Baffa "said authorities we1'e lo ·r efrain from giving an) r e leases to any news media regard- ing ... Gr ef:.'nwood. or any in- formation regarding any persons presently in jail who are suspects in the so-called 'Slasher' C'ase. µending a hearing ... on March 21. .as tt> why any such re· leases should be g i\·en." The gag order had been re: quested by Public Defender Charles Gesslcr. Oa\'ls, i11 a taped intervic\\ \\1th a lell'vision station Sunda\". ~aid Greenwood Y.Ould be d1arged in lhe Slasher ca'-t'. l k later told the Los Angeles Times. I am 'con\'inced that '-"C haH' the nght suspect and "'e "'ill go . tu the district attorney lo seek J C'omplaint within a week or two ·· But Dis t. Atty. Joseph P . Bu!>ch . told of Davis" comments. said ... To say that anyone is go- ing to be charged in this c<1sc b premature." Gessler said. "l believe that dissemination of any further in formation by the prosecution and police author ities tending to link him (Greenwood! to the ·slasher' will serve to further lessen his chances of r eceiving a fair trial by jury on the presently pending ch ar ges.·· Greenwood. arrested i-·co. :.i. 1s to appear before Baffa on Friday for pretrial motions. He pleaded innocent to five counts o( burglary and three counts of as- sault with a deadly weapon. The charges s tem from a F'eb. 2 hatchet attack on two Hollywood men. The n ct1ms. Wilham Gr<th<.im . 36. <1nd Kenneth Ricker. 22. suf- fered se\'erc cuts. but both <Are recuperating, police s aid. The throat-shtting Slasher killed nine men. seven of them in the city's Skid Row section. between Dec. l und Jan. 31. The gag order \\as also direct- ed to Busch. lie 1nd1cated Sunday he planned to attend Davis' press confen•n ce. but apparently chan ged his mind this morning. A Busch s pokesman said the dtstnct <1tlorney would not attend the ne"' s conference. would not comment on the case und or- dered othe.r members of his staff to say nothing. Man Hit by Train SANTA FE SPRINGS <UPI > An unidentified man ap- parently commited suicide Sun- day by stepping into the path of a 'moving freight train. The engineer aboard the train said he was unable to s t.op when lhe victim walked into the path of the train. The oppo!:>1l1on µr<Jllp. Morn'f' said. 1s attempting to get tl1t• campus academic-sc1wll' to rt'- Several \\'es t !\cwport rc::.1 dents spoke at lht• commission·.., public hearing. urging the county to pitch in as has been don<' in tht.> ' past. / DOW VP AGAJN; TRADING HEAYY NEW YORK 1l'I'l 1 Thc· stock markl•t, hl·u1·t1.•nt•d by :-q.~11:-. the reces~l~n tn · 'I be easing closed brou 1 t1iah-0r te)da~ 111 heavy lr <Un dn uu~ 'lt•\\ 'orl-. Stock Exrhttn~e The Dow Jtnea inc.Ju st rial average, as 10.. oint "mnt•r Y.'n · day, gained 13. l p 1nts to 7R6 53 Advances led d chaes h} about ;.i 10-to-S arg1aC ablff,/\91 Pri t higher in hen~ \ l Americnn St()(k Exe :rni:e In making their decision. com missioners agreed that the canal svstem does h ave r egional siJ?nific a nee. They cited the precedent set in the past for aiding dredging cf forts and agreed that more boats use the canals than only those moored\' ithin the canal system Dredging 1s urgently needed because the channels are filhng up ~ith c;i lt . makinf( it mcreas angly ct1ff1cult to maneU1Ver boats. parliculnrlv at low tide Total cost of the project is estimated at $3.5.000. If approval . comes from both the city and countv. thl' d1 edging work Wlll begin aftt>r all perm its are secun·d. r>rohably after the sum mer. ac<'orc.l1ng to a sp<>kesman from <he j\;e\\ port Beach Marine Safety Departrn<>nt Tlia11ks A11.yway l °.S . Marine Wayne Thomas While was j ust trying to do his good deed for the day when he tried to help a woman back her car out or a San Clemente pat·king lot early today. She backed over him. While. 25. s uffered bruises and gashes on his legs. He w n:s taken lo Camp Pendleton's base hospital. After the injury, White told police, th~ woman just drove oCC .. \ ..,.. ---.-.. --..·--·- ~ AZ N ... .i. 0~1ly Piiot SI.ti Photo l •'r••e11•1ty Li11e111P11 Workmen s ca l e stee l framework for bridge sup- port at site of Corona del Mar Freeway interchange under contruction at Bristol St r eet , MacArthur Boulevard and University Drive in Irvin('. Air Base Has 32nd Birthday It's St. P alnc·k's D.iy today .i nd abo the :12nd birthday of the l. ~. :\l:lrine Corps ,\1r Station al El Toro The M;.irin t• <'orps' larges t West Coast ;J\'Wt1on installation ''as one<.' un fn 111<.' Ranch bean- tield. It wus comm1s~1oned as a temporary '' <1rt1me facility in 19-13 and the first 30 Marines to ;.irrive at the bCJs c bedded down in an Irvine R(.lnC'h bunkhouse. Todav the ;.11r station has a popula tion .,f more than 10,000, mc ludmg C"I\ II s <.•rvice employ~ <Ind has grov. n from 2.318 acres 'lith three runwa)s lo<1 ,600e1cres '' ith 10 runwa\ :-. Th<.· fotl11t v· has ~en·ed as an 1ple n sin· tr.a1ning ground fo r :\l a r i n e a ' i u t o r s an cl a Ir crewm<m and as a major jump- orr µuint for l roop and cargo ll1ghl:i during World War II , the Korean War and the Vietnam con- t11 ct. Folio~ 1ng the Kon·<m Wur. the base's pran<·1pal lai,k became pro\ 1ding a horn<.• for lhe Third Manne Aircraft Wing Its pre- sent commander is Rng Gen . R. W. Ta~ lor \\ho holds a dual role as c:o mmundt•r . ~lannc Cor p-; Air Base s, Western ,\n·u. 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(_ ~,,,.,,,.,. \we•.1t1ptt(lt'lbVC1itlf••, U Of.tt'ftOftO"'" .,..,. m~tl '' olJ "1nntP'fl~ ""4111•'' •J• ltl\.tt1on .. t.J 00 tJ"llfllhh I Mond!y. March 17.19,_ \ . SoO..e OvertiD1e! Government Official LOgs $29,299 WASHINGTON (AP ) - 1''ederal overtime regulations let some government inspectors al airports and other U.S. entry porn ts earn 16 hours' pay for 1 ~ hours' work, the General Ac- counting Office s a ys. Investigators from the ac- counting office found that some inspectOTs refused to seek jobs in higher classifi cations because the hlgher positions would have brought less overtime and would have reduced annual gross pay. The report said an immigt;jl· lion inspector a t Bangor, Maine earned $16,848 in annual salary, but an additional $29,299 in over· lime. Feder al inspectors were paid S47.6 million in overtime during fiscal 1974. Shipping companies and airlines reimbursed the gov- ernment for $36. 7 million for the services. The government is not reimbursed for overtime at ac- tual border crossings. The· report recommends that Congress order a revision in the J>remium pay system. The study r eviews the overtime procedures o f the I mmi g ration and Naturalization Service. the Customs Service, the AJtriculture Department's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, and the Public Health Service. Inspectors from the agencies are stationed at border crossings and other points of entry, includ- ing s eaports and airports. Most recei ve premium pay "hen called upon to work nights, Sun· days and holidayl>. The accounting office reported that more than 74 million ships, uirplanes and vehicles arrived in the United States during fiscal 1974, ening last June 30, and the four agencies said 6,886 employes were used in port-of. entry inspections. Offshore Drilling Newport to Sign Plea for Oil Ban A letter which California political leaders hope to personal- ly present lo Pres ident Gerald Ford -one urging postponement of offshore oil drilling -will also bear the signature of city officials ofNewportBeach. City councilmen have agreed to join the list of signers to the three· page document drafted by Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley. The letter seeks a blanket postponement of any new leasing of fed er a l tidelands offlhe Ora nge and Los Angeles county coastline until the Ford Administration drafts a comprehensive, long- term energy policy. ··it is.clear from the testimony prepared for the Department of Interior's hearings ... on the en· drbnmental impact s tatement for the offs hore oil plan for Southl.'rn California that this pro· pos al is pre mature and Ill· advised at this t ime," the letter to Ford states. The Jetter asserts as wen that the current federal plans to sell the drilling leases would not con- tribute to the short-term dearth of fuel , and ··could seriously impair our long-range energy security by l.'xbaustin g the last-known re- maining oil r eserves on the con- tinental United States ... The Bradley letter stresses that the tidelands should remain in re- serve until the ultimate policy is drafted. Conser vation of energy, he as- s erted, would be a better alternative than hasty leasing and drilling. Hunti1igt,on ' Wild Flighl Jails Pilot The plan for the letter, Bradley said in a cover letter, is to win its ratifi cation among coastal gov- ernm ent entities and then to set an appointment for personal de- livery of the message to the Presi- dent. Harulicappe d Kids Visit S 1WJ.l' T1tesdct y A new world of winter magic will open up to 31 special educa- tion children in the Newporl- !\oles a Un ified Schoool District T uesday when they depart on a three-d ay snow trip to Running Sprangs. Most of the 31 youngsters. four clas s ses at Pomona and Lindbergh Schools in Costa Mesa, have never been to the snow. Some of the students ha,·e never been away from home before. Ranging in age from G to 13, they are enrolled in special education classes for children with phys ical handicaps or other special learning problems. According to o ne of the teachers r esponsible for organiz· ing the snow journey. it would not have been poss ible without <.1 donation from the Santa Ana 20-30 Club. .. When we learn ed there were no district or school fund-; avail a- ble. we looked around for a group to help us out and the service club came up with a SSOO donation," e xplained teacher Kathy Sangster . Parents who are able to pay for the trip arc doing so. and the other s tudents are us ing the club's donation to pay for their expenses. The d onation also cov- er!'> bus costs. The rules aliowed one inspec- tor at Bangor r nternational Airport in Maine to claim $692 in overtime pay for Sunday and holiday p uy in one month. It found that Cus toms Service work rules permitted 10 inspec· tors to re<.·c1 ve 16 hours' pay e<ich when thev were a s ked to return to their duties al Boston's Logan Jntern'ationa l Airport to inspect pass engers arriving at 12: 25 a . m. one Sunday. a job that took i:i~ hours to perform. The three immigration sen ll'l.' llll>Pl'ctors assigned to the s ame flight were also pa id for 16 hour~· \\Ork , but wt•re g iven ad · mtn1l>trat1ve duties to pe1-form to compktc an t•1ghl hour tour of <lut) . A n Agric ulture Department tn· !-.pl'l·tor workt•d 2 1 1 hours on the same a ssignment but was paid for nme hours of work. •'rom Page A J SHELL ... output for ~all-1n the l 'nilctl Stales In r eturn. Anderson said. Shell would ~1ve lo NIOC SO percent l'Ontrol of its fillin g s tations. Ander son s aid Secretary of Stale llenry A. K1ssuiger had g1nm the proposal his ble~sing dunng d1~<.'u!-s 1 ons an \\'<1s h1ngton thi s m o nth \\1th I ranian Economic• AffaJrs and FinLtnt'<.' ~lini!'>ter llus hang Ans ar). l\o public mc•nt10n was made of the proposal wh<.•n K1s~1nger and Ansary made a .101nt announce- ment March 4 of a Sl5 million. f1ve -yl'ur com mcrc1al agreement covering nonotl traclc · thl' world's biggest commt'reial deal between two countries. L'ncler the ag reement. Iran wi ll buy eight large L:.S. nuclear rea<:· tors Anderson s a 1d Adm101 strat 1011 cnl1cs uf tht• I ran1an-Shell pro- posal argue lhe1t it \\ould m cik<.· the l'nit ccl StaH•s more dept>n· d<.•nt on foreign m I i mporls at th L• ,·ery time President Ford is plan nmg a SlO btlhon proposal to re duce l ' S depl•ndc nte on foreign u1 I From Pa~A I TRIP ... Area Baseball program. it's ju1'l a bad ti m c for m c to gel away." MacMillian S<1itl . He admitted he is concerned about the public's rc<1ction to the ltip, but s uid that 1l really is un- warranted. Slayer of W o 1nan M a r ine Hw1t ed OCEANSI DE <AP> Polt c·L· arc 11n·t•stig ating the stubbing <leath of a 20·) car old woman ·Manne whos e body wa-; found in the front s cat of her car .MondLt~ The s crv1ccwom an. Lance C1>l. Cmdy A.. M<.1ns f1l'ld . v.<1s sta- tioned at nearby Camp Pendleton. No mformallon aboul i;urv1vors or h<.•r hometO\\n was madepubhc. .. ' Birtl1d11y Girls D••IY Piiot Sl~tf Pl>Olo Discover Suzanne Wort, Ad\ cnturcr Janet Prichard and Bluebird Jennifer Wort (fro m left I are among. Orange Coast girls who currently arc obs erving the 65th birth- day of the Camp Fire Girls. The ~~nnin~rs ary is being r elebrat('d l>v the three different class1fications of Camp Fire Gi rls th.roug h March 22 Astrology Issues 'Up to the Court' Or~nge County Su1>l'n11r Court Judge II . Waller Steiner made 1l c:lear Friday that the lt•gal issue· raised bv Costa :'\tesa ·s ban 0 11 fortune t~·lling and 1w lm1st1") "ill h;t\'l' t o Ul' r l·soh·l·d b .\ ,1 t•11u rtroo m tn;.d I le has rofu sl·cl to g1~11t till· 111 Ji1nction dem:inded b\ self-st) lt·d •Roma n~· g y psies .\lfrccl a nd Di a ne Ste \ ens, \\ho C'la 1m that the cih ordmanc·c <1mounh to a deni'a l of th<'lr religious freedom But he also dt•nicd a prctnal motion filed by the city with the explanation that the controvcr!-1~ should go before a tdal court Fire Damages N.e wport Shop A fire which apparently start t.>d in a forced-air healing sysl(•m c aus ed an estimated $17 .00U damage lo the interior of a tom. mcrcial bu1ldrng 111 Sl'\.\p111l Reach Sunday afternoon Firemen wer<' called to th<' building at 328 N. !'\cv.!}'>rt 13oulevard s hortly after noon and m(.lnagcd to douse the blJlt' \\ 1thin a few minutes. The.> owner of thl• d~1magNI building is Crai~ H1chler A total of SI0,000 damage \\ J~ caus ed lo the structure and another $7 ,000 to th<· contents. firefighters ~aid . ··and nwy ,·en · likelv go all the \\ :1~ lo lht:· Sup1:eme~urt." And it may well be that a 1.m s uil filed ag uinst the the City of 1\t•" port B<'ach by Romany g~ psy H<H"ne~· :\1 a rino may prove to Ill' the lest t ase that Judge !-ltt•1nt·r bl'lte \ l'S is nc\?dcd al this stJgl' M arin o ·~ action Hg ainl>t :\<.'"po rt lk ach v. ill be lned Sl!pt 29 111 Su pc nor Court. A nahe itn Man Sl a in; Police Seek Kille r Orange County Sheriff's of- fil'l'rs continut•d today lo search for dut•s in the Saturday night k1!11ng of an Anah<.•im area man \\ho was riddled by bullets as he argued nrar his home with an un- kno" rf :i:;sallJnt. lh'put ies s :.iid Elias Flores E~tobar , :l:?, of 10902 Garza A\'c. \\a.~ s hot <1nd killed on the s ide" Ltlk across from his home duri ng a chs putc apparently trig- gt•rt•d by 'he fact he was talking lo a \\Oman. Tht>y :said the gunman was one of Sl'\ er al m e n who fled from the urea 1n a y ello w v an immediately aftl'r Lhc s hooting. A Bellflower man who likes to fly but apparently has a fear of heights was jailed by sheriff's dC'· puties after piloting a hght plane <.1t tree top levels from Norwalk to Huntington Beach. Luis Amilcar. <\3, f <.1ce s <:har ges of careless and reckless fl ying in connection with the im·1- dent. He was arrested as ht> ~tepped from his Cessna 172 cit ~teadow lark Airport in llunl· mgton Beach Friday night by Los The students will spend three days al the Hollywood Boys Camp in Running Springs, where they'll sleep in s leeping bags in cabins and "cook out" in the lodge. Sledding, tobo~ganing. fishing, a nature hike and a trip lo the ski s lopes to watch the skier~ are in store for the youngsters , Mrs. Sangster said. WARIMERS PAYS Angeles County shcnff'l> de puties who follov. l•d him m a helicopter. Deputies said tht·v chased him at speeds up Lo 130 miles per hour ac ross Los Angeles and Oran).(l' counties before he landed rn llun t1ngton Beach. They ~aH1 ht• never flew more than 100 feet off the ground Mis s Nm,{'[>Orl HopefzJ,s E ye<l Girls from Corona del Mar or NewPOrl Harbor High Schools in- terested in vying for the title or Miss Newport Rt>arh are now be· ing s ought hy the Newport Harbor Jaycees The contest. lo be held next month. 1s for girls between the ages of 16 and 18 . Contestants will be Judged on the basis of poise, appearance, fitness. scholu tie achievement, personality, men- tal alertness and sense of values, according to a Jayce e spokesman. Winner o( the contest will be encouraged to enter the Junior Miss contest l o be held later m the year . fnt<.>re~ted girls may contact their school counst>lor for ml up plication. ' Mrs. Sangster. who said the di~lr1cl has never before offered :-.ut:h an excurs ion for the special <'ducation students, expla.incd that she got the idea from other :-.c hool dis tricts. Besides the children and four clLtssroom tl•a chers. the school nurs e. speech therapist and a col- lt•ge·age clal>sroom aide will go. loo Crashf\lictim Eric 'twist Rites Slate d Episcopal funeral rites will be conducted Tuesday afternoon in Santa Ana for Eric C. Twist, 26, 'of Coronadel Ma r , whodiedfrom 1nJunes suffe r ed in a tratrir crash over the weekend. Mr. Twist, of 502 Poinsettia Ave . was injured late Friday night in a head·on crash on MacArthur Boulevard near Ford Road. He died the following day. The rites will begin al 2 p.m . at the Episcopal Church of the Messiah, 614 Bush St.. Sant~ Ana, followed by burial in Pacanc Cre5t Cemetery. Baltz-Bergeron Mortuary in Costa Mesa is in charge of :.irnangements. Mr. Twist, v. ho was married recently, l<•:ives his widow. F.lliabeth, anti his parents, Mr. and Mrs . Ruil Twist of Sttnta Ana. Mariners Savings hos alwa ys paid the highest in terest legally possible. Now your s a vings can be worth even more at Mariners -a Big 7 3/. % on 6 -yeor certificotQs o f $1 ,000 or more. Not only con you make money ot Mariners, you con make friends too - with a strong "hometown" sa vings and loon. Save at Mariners. Now it makes more dollars and sense t --- l ' ) p Bl '1 C \ ·'eb nill :a h. F'eb ~ore iay Tl ;ligl :he or '.'lev I A , ng 1he 1yr per T ;ue stn mg G ~ I She Mii (l\l ~ Ee ' jlll P"i 1 1 J • s • 1 • " tO II u I) " u '" ,, \I ,. 10 I 1 3 • l • I • 1 :1 ,. 1! ,, 1' ,, 1 I I ':t Merge Muffed Firm Sticking to Foods By Mil.TON MOSKOWITZ Evetyone used to think General Food1 (GF) •as a pretty smart company But that was before 1t got bitten by the diversification bug Its eyes proved to be blgger thun its stomach, which I suppose is an .understandable mistake (or a food producer. Only one other com pany, Procter & Gamble, may supply more brand· name goods to Money Tree supermarkets than GF. From this White Plu1os NY., corporate cornucopia come lhe following · MAXWELL HOUSE coffee, Yuban coffee. Sanka coffee, Muxim coffee, Jell 0 puddings, Post cereals, Po$lum, Tang, Orange Plus Bmis Eye frozen vegetables and Juices, Kool Aid, Log Cabin syrup, Minute Rice, Cool'n Creamy, Shake'n Bake, Gaines dog foods, Swans Down cake mixes, Good Seasons salad dressings, Open Pit barbecue sauces With such an overstuffed larder you wouldn t think thut a company would get restless and start poking its spatulu mt.o other frying pans However that's precisely what happened al G F dunng th~ 1960s when 1t saw everyone merg1ng with everyone t!l.se Not content wilh being the ITT of the food bus t ness, GF branched out Its first move m 1968 was to acqwre the Burger Chef frunch1:>c business It would teach Mc Donald's a thing or two . Then, in rapid fire succession 1t bought its way into the cosmetics business by acqumng V1viane Woodard, a door to door seller (watch out Avon 1 J, the toy business by acqwring Kohner Bros , a maker of preschool tovs and games (watch out Fis her-Price' l. and the seed business by acqu1rmg the venerable W Atlee Burpee Co a firm founded m 1876, some 20 years before Charles W Post invented Postu m , the beverage he thought would replace cof fee (ironic m light of GF s later development as the \\Orld's largest coffee roaster) IT TURNED OUT that what GF really bought with these acquisit10AS was a peck of trouble Running a hamburger chain, 1t seems \\as not the same thing as makmg Jell 0 GF poured money mto an expansion program that included the open mg of Rix broasl beer outlets and the addition of 500 umts to the 700 Burger Chef had when 1t was ac qwred • • By 1972 CF was m need or an Atka Seltzer We had, frankly, tned tq_grow loo fast in this business. the company conceded The Rix ch<tm was axed, the Burger Chef ranks were thinned -andGF wrote off losses of S47 m1lhon catastrophic when you keep m mod that the company paid only $16 rruhon for the en lire business m 1968 SELLING TOYS, 1l seems \\us nol the same> lhmg as making Grape Nuts Kohn<:r fmled to meet expectations and 1t was sold off last' Ci.I r Newport Building Pennits Decrease1 Bwldmg permits issued by 'lewpor l Beach durin g .;-ebruary amount to <ibout $2 mll1on less in construction K.1 rmah "'"' Tho:se ''ere valued al S l 440 000 ea<"h alue than those issued 1n F'ebruary of I ast year, ac ·ordang to figures released lo- Jay by city aides The $4,103 261 figure 1s only ,tightly less. however than he t en yC'<.1r avernge figure 1 01 February construction in ( '.'iewport Beach $4,347,689 ALTOGETHER. 85 htuld ng permits were ISf>Ued by lhe Department of Commum 'Y Development. inc ludmg six ;>erm1ts for dwelhnf{ units The largest permit was 1s sued to Koll Center for con struct1on of two office bu1ld - 1ngs at 4340 and 4350 Von Another permit, issued to the lrvme Company, v.as for a commerctal build mg at 4770 Campus D11 ve, valued at $362 340 Largest dwelling unit permit issued was for a house at 16 Cypress Pomt Lane, valu~d at $85 200 ACCORDING TO city of f1cials building 1s still way down m the city There were 167 pe1 m1ts issued during February or 1974 m contrast to last month's 85 perrruts F'or the first tY. o months of 1975 there \\ere 185 permits issued, in comparison to the 367 issued last year during the same period MARKET HIGHLIGHTS INDEXES NYSE Index ASE Index Dow Jones Incl S& P 500 Stocks Goi11PrN 011d LfJflfP r N New York IUPI I -Th• fotf0Wif'l9 hll stiows the ~IO<ks that have gal,,,.d mosl .,,d Im.I the mo\I bll\~d on ~tctnl or <hat\91 , Of\ the Ntw V0<1< Stoel< Exchdn9'! .. ::::.~':' r:i~~~':,··r:.~ c~::~ "';ros:~ .... ,. 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Kurt Krumphul L. turmer Corona del Mar !>\\ 1n1mmg star no\\ pc1·forrn1ng for CCL.\. µlacc<l Sl'C'ond in the men's 100 lrt>e 111 .rn 79 bchmd Dan Chnst} ·s -16 55 Bab.ishoff. s\\ tmming lor the ~l1!->s10n \'it:Jo ~adadorcs.1:.r ur renlly a ~tudl·nt at Golden West Collegl· She ''on the 500 f recstyle Frida} and tapturcd the 200 free S.ilunfo:> nqiht 111 the~hort-course pool She hullb tlw Amtti·1can re l'onJ Ill both<.'\ cnt:- 1 n tht-100. !->ht-" on han<l1h U\t'I Jill StL•rl.L·I ol the El ~lonlc .\quat1t• ,\ssot'Wl 1on but was for off till' .\mt'f'll·an I l'l'lll'd ol 50 89. 'Id las t H·ar IJ\ Kath\ llt'tllh ol Sl•\\' J l'l'Sl·~ . . . If Tim !:)haw <.'houses lo atknd Cal Slate 1 Long Heath 1 as 1s the rumor. tht ·19l•rs ma~ wtll ge1 th<.·111st·lvt.•!-> tht• lop ~\' 1rnming prospel'l s1nt·c :'\1 <irk Spilt The 17 )CU I old Sha\\, a ll'l'l'~t~ ll' !>\\ 1111m1ng slat frn tht past thrt:<.• 't·;1r., n•c·ordt>d thl f ask::.t 11 ml' in l h1. 11al11111 in the 1.650 \ a1dI1 l'l'~I' It' Sha".,,. a :.1.·nw1 ul Long Hl•ac·ll Wilson Hig h $('huul. dodt'd 1;, rninutl'!:> ~I 6~ !>N'onrl~ <i:. he dr tcatl•d John :--:abl'' ol l'S( :\abe1 ,, hack~trohl Mi1.·c •i.Jh!-.1 \\aS t1111 t·cl In 15 l!.I JO Monday, Match 17, 117'5 u P l Telephoto SdUTH BEND, Ind. CAP> - Notre Dame basketball coach Digger Phelps says remarks at· tr ibuted ta -him concerning a possible recruiting scandal in co1ie.ge basketball of ·•Watergate proportions" were greatly exag- gerated. Reached late Sunday at his South Bend home, Phelps said re- marks attributed to him in an in- terview at Tulsa wete "basically some of the same things I 've been saying before. "But I don't have any inside information on anyone who might be under in· vestigation," he emphasized.. "I would, like to get something on Maryland before next Another Net Title For Laver SAO PAULO, Brazil (AP J - Corona del 1\1 a r's Rod Laver downed Puerto Rico's Charle~ Pasarell, 6·4, 6-4. in 56 minutes Sunday lo win the men's singles title of the World Championship Tennis Blue Group tournament. A crowd of more than 12.000 fans s upported Laver. whose service was sharp and his play nearly flawless n ear the net. A5he 011 Top weekend, though," Phelps said in jest about his leum's next oppo nent in the National Collegiall' Athletic Association tourney. · Phelps, whose No. 12 Jrbh eliminated Kansas Saturday night Jn the NCAA M,jdwest Regional first ~ound, said he only meant to imply that "it 's obvious from what r read in the paper:4 that schools are being investigat· ed. And no doubt more will be." Notre Dame sports pubUt1:.t Roger V11ldesierri, who was pre· sent during Phelps' interv1e\\ with Tuls a World sports editor BilJ Connors which yielded the earlie r story. said , "These were just some things that Digger has been s1'!y ing for a long time. ln facl most of them were µublish ed in his book earlier this year." "Things are going lo eome out that will s hock a lvt of people," Phelp:; was quoted as saying. --1 would not say what schools I think will be raught. but they include some pres tig ious schools 1n basketball. "Obviou::.ly our ::.ystcm of pl'llallies does not v.ork . Cht>al· iug is-so widl'spread that unltl now the odds we1·c against anyone being raught be(·1:1usc there were so few 111ves tigalor:. But the fe\\ who \\ere caught <.hd not get a stiff e nough J>enalty lo discourage anyone~• Apparently in refen•nc:e lo l'\orth Carolina State's probation ror renuiting dolat1ons rnvol\. ing Da\'id Thompson, Phelps sct1d ... A srhoul can t•heat on a great player and gt-t eaughl, but win the national champ1on!>h1p bdorl' hl' 1s out of :.l'hool. Sh ;.i \\ u ., 11 a I I ' ~ \\ "" ., 1 h 1 :-hurter I l'l'l"'t' ll· l'\ t'llls I It , .. the \11H:l'll'Jl1° ll'('Ol'd holdl'I It' llw :wo and :mo , anl fn·t>~l\ tr 1 al'l')> and till'\\ orld rl•t·urclholrlc• ..it :wo ~1 nd ·IUO 111 ttl'r~ Tht I 011 ttml' 111 the n.1111111 h) i.l eollt·).!1ar this )l'ar 111 the l'\ L'11l I!-> J.) :?fi -;1 IJ\ Stanlorcl '!-> ~hl.l· Brunc1 KERMIT WASHINGTON HITS HEAD ON BACKBOARD IN BLOCK ATTEMPT Ml:NICH. Germany CAP1 Top-seeded Arthur Ashe beat second-seeded Swedish idol Bjorn Borg 6-4, 7-6, Sunda y 10 win the m en's singles final in th<.• $60.000 World Champions1"p T cn- ni:; Green Group tournament. '":\ow v.hat kmd of µe11alt~· 1:-. that'! There a r t> a lot of t·oachc:. \.\ho \\Ould tak e a vcar or l\\O on probation Ill t>:>.l"h~ngt· for a na- t i o na I t·hamp1on~hip The pt.>nalties must be more stiff. 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Drake, r e ly ing on blistering shooting,. put the brakes on free- " heeling Arizona behind the scoring of T ommy ~1cCissick and I.arr\' Haralson to win the Na- t1on<il Commissioner Invitation Tuunrnmcnt Sundav with ;.i Oil· tion<Jlly televised 83-76 victory m t.•r the fa\·ored Wildcats. Rutherford 1st Augusta, Masters On Nicklaus' Mind PHOE:'\IX Johnny Rutherford r egained the lead on the 83rd lap and breezed to an easy \'ictory Sunday in the l:nil- ed States Auto Club's Phoenix 150. 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But on one of his exhibition runs, the car veered off the l'OUrse as it neared the finish hne. crashed into a sleet guard rail and" as demolished. :\Iendet was killed instantly. Officials said Mendez had been clocked CJt 265 mph an instant before the r ras h . College Baske tball NIT FlnlR-4 5oulll(••oluM I!, Connec1tc11"1 Prin< •101\ 8A HOiy C•ou u 0 .. ,1Robt.rt\91, Mt>mpr>1s !>1•1• 9S 0<~ •~.St. P•ler s, N J 19 Colombia Joins Defaulters HO(,OI ,\ f11IQml11.1 1 \l'1 ( 11l11tlll)l.i 11,1:0. JllllH'll lht• l.10\ t 1111 11.i:.1111~1 :O,t>uth \I 111 .1 .inti 1h . 1p.111h,•1d poltc·1t., 11\. rdmo11g to pl.i.> ,1,.:.:1111:.t 1h tc11111!\ t~am in 111~ IJ.n 111 Cua> 11t :\111 th Arnt'nfdn Zonl' f111ab ort11 t.d 1'VUl<"t'i> sdtd ~11111.n. ,.:n11t1ue · S•tn t e1111,11I1t . the.• ~··•·1 dHt} of lht: Colomb1u11 Tl'n 111:-f"ctlc r 11tton 11oh"l thut Mt•x- l ' tt•o .1-.,sumt>d a similar pos1tuin a lt·v. dJ).., .. go. "hen •l~ team v. ~1 lo µId~ in the semtfmab As a re !->ttll of the Mexiran decision . South Africa aulom.altcally mmt-d into the finals again&t <.:ulombta by def aull. With this h1tei;t boycott, Chile, \\-tnOel' of the South Ameri<'sn Zone, mu~t now play South .\fr1\-.i , A year aeo. ~uth Afrira "'on the t>avl~ Cup when India re· fused to play 1t in the finals. The Ouvis Cup organizalJon. facing the serious problem of most nations r e fusine to play South Africa, is reportedly con· sid~ring not admlUln1 South Africa in the 1976 touma1nenl oorause of l~lendenty to di rµpt the games by it s mere preacnco. Russell, Goodrich Spark LA Stoekt 011 L'p"e t LAJ',;DOVER, :\Id. \AP> Cnseeded l\1 ark Cox completed his march thro ug h the nrnks of seed ed players. knocking off third-seeded Dick Stockton 6-2. 7-6 Sunday lo win the World Championship Tennis Red Grouµ tournament at the Capital Cen· tre. I:'\ G LE\\' 0 0 D -Gail Co1111ors Witt~ Goudra·h 3nd Cazzil' Russell C'omh1ncd for 67 points Sunday 111(.?ht as the Los Angeles Lakers heat the Golden State Warriors 111 -95 in National Basketball As· sociation play. Goodrich. the Lakers' leading !-corer, had 37 points and the strc<Jk-shooting Russell added 30. HAMPTON, \'a. t AP1 Top. seeded Jimmy Connors, do''" a set for the second straight da~. rallied strongly in the last t\\O sets Sunday and won the local In- dependent Player s Association tennis tourmament with a 3-G, 6·3, 6·0 victory over Jan Kodes. Their perform anccs and a strong defense keyed by center Elmore Sm_it~ O\'e~came a fine 'Goa l·ie Sp<• rkles effort by Keith Wilkes, Golden · "l dun'l knu\\ 11 1t s till' po.,t- \\'atergatc mun;.1111) ut \\hdt, but I bclie\'e pt-op le C\ e1 ~ \\ ht.·1 t-are looking for honest~. · he n111· dlllll'd ~ Angels Spanke d :\1 ESA, Anz. J~ Hulll amJ \.t>nt-Ten ate h K home runs c:u11- S~t'ttl1vcly Jn I ht• !>l'l'Ollrl 1111\ltlg Sundav Hild tht: (Jaklanli .\lhlt>lic:s ruutl'<I a Calitorn1.1 Angels split squ<Jd 13--1 Ill exhrb1- 11u11 hasL•hall State's rookie forward who I scor ed a career-high 31 points. Smith scored only seven points for Los Angeles but had 22 re- bounds and hlocked 10 shots. The Laker!> blocked a total of 16 shots m the game, equalling a league high for the sea son. Flyers Blank Kings Goodrich scored 14 points and · \\'ilkes had 13 111 the firslquarler. "fl "ould lake a complete col· li.tpse for them not lo win the di\ 1!-.10n no\\.·· Laker!> coach Bill SharmJn said of the Warriors after the qame. "They're young. hungry and they hustle. "Wilkes has improved every time I've -;cun him and right now he's one of lhl' best forwards in the il'ague " C.OLOE N !o TATE 9S Otlkl'Y 10 'Ntlke~ Jl, Ray 13, 0ParO u, c. Jonnson 12, Ouotey 6, G. Smith 9. TotalHO IS ,, lOS ANGELES I 11 -Russell 30. Washtn91oo 8, Sm•lh 7, Cooortch l7, Lan111, C.lllOOO 10, W1n1ers 1' Tocals4•19·23. Gol~n~l.il• 30 N 2S N -~s LOS Al>ll!ll~S 3 t 2S 71 28 -111 Fo111eo ou1 None. Total fouls: Goloen !ota1e 24, Los Ange1es 20 Te<M1caf Ray. A 11,019 PHILADELPHIA (,\Pi Philadelphi a goalie Bernie Pare nt. a doubtful starter until game lime. r ecorded his l llh shutout of the season by blank mg the Los Angeles Kings 3-0 in Sun· day's nationally televised ;-.;a tional Hockey League gam<'. The 29-year-old Flyers goalie was hit in the left collarbone by a shot in Toronto Saturday night and had to leave thal game in the third period. Bul X-rays were negative and Parent told coac:h Fred Shcro he wanted to pl<1y Sunday. The victory increased t he Flyers' lead in Division 1 of the NHL lo 15 points over the second· p lace New York Rangers and re- duced their magic numbe r for Santa S1Uana Stake• Winner thnchmg the title to l>i:-. r\ny combination of Fl ver!> v1<.·tones or tit's in the n ·ma1i11ng 10 g"me~ adchng up lo !:>IX \\ tll gl\ e them the title. .\II the sco1·ing the l"l)l'I)> needed came <it 17 ·26 of the f1r:.l µeriod "hen dcfcn:.cm1:1n Tom Rladon took a lecd lrom t•c11tc1· Rick :\tal'Lc1sh dlld l>t!.il K111g:- goalie Barry Ed\\ <1rds fr1.1m -ltJ feet The Flyers i('l'd 11 v.1111 .1 pJ11 111 goals in the se1.·oml pl'nod .\ndre Dupont look a 1.1ccolf from tenter Robhy Clarke u11cJ stored on a 40-foul 1>lap shot <.11 9 : 39 and Ross Lons bl'rry b<Attud in Clarkl"s 1·ebound "' 18 04 with Loll Angeles ful'wa1d }frdOk St. Marseille in the p en<Jlly box fur hooking. Willie Shoemaker, aboard Sarsar was an easy victor in the Santa Susana Slakes f or 3-year~old fillies al Santa Anit a Sunday . Double You Lou was second und f<'"it8el rrn,·1 ' ~ ing Girl was Third. I " Q by r ··hav $2,0 hav i; Sm Tbo lhei wet pro· ~ u.s tod. me1 fsh1 eve ind, 'T Wi par All. bas wet joir c . (' Br1 tw• m~ ho1 I in , thE J Mi occ me Co SU! I pu Mc tio F s I: le; pr an ho Ca kil er trt sk cli Cot JWI de a~ wl (a es .1 'I I Today's Cl-='8lnlf N.Y. Stoeks VOL. 68, NO. 76, 2 SECTlONS, 22 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1975 c TEN CENTS -= <Mtt111.o.11, ... ..,. , • • Origin a plans called for alx or paid for by that group. primary reason conc~ed his ,· conference is a "junket." . Thom~son said... . Costa of a..~·day trill to Miama the seven trustees to attend the When the trip was first. an-own overhead costs at his law of· Dr. Thompson, also rem~mmg Addang that 1t .s unfortunate by Newport·~& school trustees Na~onl School Boards ~ia-oounced in January in the midst fices, "plus the fact that there is home, said that part of his de-people get so uptight over thJs .. have been slashed by more than lion Conference, witbthedlstricl of the district's dellberations on plenty to do here at hon:ie to get cisio.n."".as based on the public's ~o~t of thing," D~. Thompson $2,000 b~cause three lr.ustees paying about $a,500. tht budget crisis, several ciiliens ready for the tax overnde elec-sensativ~ty to the conference. saad he would w~~l an~ attend have decided to stay home. Costs have now been pured plus the teachers' union con-tion <May 27)." He said, however, that he still future c~nferences. 1~ Anaheu~. Two trustees, Donald downt.olessthan$1,200.Thalwill tended the costs were un -'·Fromapersonalstandpoint,I believes it is import.ant for the RodenckMacM1l_lian._thel~1rd Small wood aod Dr. Arthur cover expenses of Orville Am-necessary. find il difficult to ask people lo trustees to attend sucb con-trus_tee to change his ~d. cited 'fbc?mP1Son! admitted ~oday that. burgey and 'l'homas Casey. Smallwood said today the raise taxes tor the district and ferences. busan_ess reasons only ror re- theLr deebaon~ to remain al ~ome Marian Bergeson. will ,o, too. pubLic's concerns were partly then defend this part!cular "Its_ our one . chance to share m~1m_ng ~n Costa Mesa. . were bas~d an part on ~asap· But because she 1s president of responsible for bis decision to conference," Smallwood said._ experiences wath board mem A:. director of the ~arbor proval voaced by the public two the California School Boards As-stay home. Even though he as stayang hers from the rest of the cou_ntry (See TRIP. Page A.21 States Lose Out U.S. Awarded Rights to. Oil · WASHINGTON <UPlJ -Tbe U.S. Supreme Court ruled 8 lo 0 today that the federal govern- ment has exclusive rights to of- fshore oil reserves which could eventually give the nation more independent energy resources. The justices. with Justlce William 0 . Dougla s not participating, said claims by 13 Atlantic Coast states to oil rights based on their Colonial charters were surrendered when they joined the Union The ruling was not unexpected. It followed a line of cases begin· ning in 1947 which said the United States alone claims title to all seabeds beyond the low-water mark. In 1953, Congress gave the states authority up to the three- mile limit. The justices accepted without modification recommendations by Special Master Albert B. Marris, appointed by the court to review the claims of the states <1nd the United States. Special masters are appointed when the Supreme Court has original jurisdiction over dis- putes between the states or the states and the federal govern- ment. The court can accept, re· ject or modify the master's re- commendations. C,.:ptured i11 Mesa A spokesman for the Interior Department said the government was pleased with the decision and would renew plans to lease exploration and development rights to a 12,000-:;quare mile parcel of seabed in the Mid- Atlant1c south of Long Island to Cape Hatteras, N .C. Leases will be sold w1th1n a year, the spokesman said, but full development of oil resources in the area will lake six years or more. Two Suspects Held In Market Holdups The high court ruling gives the federal government title to near· ly 200,000 square miles of of- fshore land up to 100 miles off the coast. A pair accused of being the Broken Bottle Bandits who hit two Cost<J Mesa convenience markets within the span of an hour Sunday and early today are , in jail after beang captured near the scene of the second holdup. . Douglas E Gaul. 27. and Michael P. Guaspenni, 20. who occupy two separate units of a motel al 2276 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa, were bolh booked on suspicion of armed robbery. An Orange County Sheriffs de· puty cruising through Costa Mesa monitored a radio descrip- tion of the holdoup suspects and Police Probe Sniper Death In Anaheim Anaheim police said today no leads have yet developed in the predawn sniper s hooting death of an 18-year-old ~outh outside his home Saturday Ricci Duane Knight, of 1738 W. Catherine Drive. Anaheim, was killed by a single bullet that crashed through a small pickup truck's rear window and into his skull. police said. Police said the youth wcis climbing into the truck as he left for work shortly after 5 a.m . r when the s niper unleashed the deadly shot. The victim's . body, slumped against the truck's s teering wheel, was discovered by his father about two hours after the estimated lime of the shooting. Or~:~a ~.8, Weather ·Fair skies through Tues· day . according to ~he weather service, with sli~lly warmer days . Lo~tonighl 38 to 45. Highs Tuesday in the 60s INSIDE TODAY F'athers are uniting to gain equal treatment 111 custody cases, in and out of courtroom. Daily Pilot stall writer Allison Deerr erplorf's subject on Page Bl of today's People Section At Y.ur knl<t "' ........ .. 1..M ... .,. 41 (.alHffN• ' AS AM t..a••" II ~yTrM A• Me¥1n AU ..... , ..... , ..... , .. •· Ctaullleol U It Or ..... C.VMY At ,.,._, II l c.Mi<• .. J Cf'M\wtrf •• OHlll ... llt" .U HltW .. t~a .. M 11\UtU l11n1t•tl A It I PIMll<t A• ~ . ....-.,ca,_ It .. I 1. - ~ t AIO II MM~ Ma,. .. ' 1'' , ... .,tMfl 11 TM1•n, Alt W..IMr At MfMNtwt A4 made the arrest at Albert Plate and Newport Boulevard. Gaul and Guasperim are at· clfsed of robbing two conve· nience markets in the sam e general vicinity. Investigators said in each case one of two bandits menaced a market clerk with a shattered soda pop bottle. while his partner bra.ndished a knife. Andrew J . Buzas. 31. was robbed of about $100 at the Minute Ki11g Market, 2052 Newport Blvd., after having a broken Pepsi Cola botUe waved in his face. Thomas E . Hughes, 19, clerk al the Tic Toe Market, 2271 Fairview Road. lost an equal amount to a man who smashed the pop bottle right on his counter, police said. (See BANDITS, Page A2i It also ends a dispute which has prevented the Interior Depart- ment from pursuing leasing plans. Interior <lfficu1 Is said the first parcel alone may contain 12 billion barrels of oil. Gov. Meldrim Thomson of New Hampshire said tbe ruling "is 61'- actly what we expected" and urged the federal government lo move quickly ahead lo let private enterprise develop the offshore resources. Calls to oil companiestodecide which tracts they want to develop . will be issued soon, perhaps next week. the spokesman said. Gov. James Longley of Maine, one state involved in the suit, said he was "extremely disap· poi nted" by the court's decision. Suspect in Custody Gag Order Imposed In 'Slasheri' Case LOS ANGELES (AP> -A judge today imposed a gag order on authorities, including Police Chief Ed Davis, to ball further comments in the Skid Row Slasher case. The order was signed by Superior Court Judge Frank Baf· fa shortly before Davis was to hold a news conference.to d~scuss the c'ase and Vaughn Greenwood, linked by Davis to the case. Baffa said \Uthorities were to "refrain from giving any re· leases to any news media regard· ing ... Greenwood, or any in· formation regarding any persons presently in jail who are suspects in the so-called 'Slasher' case. pending a hearing ... on March 21. .. as to why any such re· leases should be given." The gag order had been re- ADFILLSJOB ON FIRSrDAY "Our phones are ringing off the hook. We filled the position the very first day after the ad appeared in the paper." That's the overwhelming suc· cess reported by the Anaheim lfirm which placed this ad in lht> Daily Pilot: EDITOR Needed part time for new Orange County Publication. Prior editorial exp. helpful, but not nee. Call for interview. xxx-xxxx tf you have a job you want to rm. call 643·5678. Put u few words lo work for you, in the Dally Pilot. quested by Public Defender Charles Gessler. Davis, m a taped interview with a television station Sunday, said Greenwood would be charged in the Slasher case. He later told the Los Angeles Times, .. I am convinced that we have the right suspect and we will go to the district attorney to seek a complaint within a week or two.'· But Dist. Atty. Joseph P. Busch, told of Davis' comments. said. "To say that anyone is go· ing to be charged in this case is premature ... Gessler said. "I believe lhal dissemination of any further in· formation by the prosecution and police authorities tending to link him (Greenwood) lo the 'Slasher' will serve to further lessen his chances of receiving a fair trial by jury on the presently pending charges.'' Greenwood, arrested t 'eb. :J, 1s t9 appear before Baffa on Friday fot pretrial motions. fle pleaded innocent to five counts of burifary and three counts of as· sauil with a deadly weapon. The · charges stem from a Feb. 2 hatchet attack on two Hollywood men. -'i'he victims, Wilham Graham. 36, and Kenneth Ricker. 22, suf· feted s~'t'cre culs1 but bolh are recuperalin1. potU:e said. T_he lhf'oat·allttlng Slasher kUled nine men . seven of them in the city's kid Row section , between Dec. l and Jan. 31 Tbe gag ordtr wH also direct· ed to Busch. He indicat~SUnday he planned to attend Davis' press conftrence. bul apparently changed his mind lhl.s motnlna. Battle Casualty Master sergeant ·Neang Son, 28, rests m a militah hospital at Phnom Penh after receiving treatment for serious shrapnel wounds during figh~ing 30 miles from the Cambodian capital. See story Pag~ A4. Eastern Trip Costs Costa Mesa $2,335 A recent tnp to the EL1st Coasl to attend a conferen ce in Washington, D.C .. and to visit Toronto, Canada, by Costa Mes;.i civic leaders cost taxpayers u total of $2.335. The trip \\as m.ide by City Manager Fred Sorsabal, \'ice :\Jayor J ack Hammett. and Coun· cilwoman :\orma llertwg. They all attended the Congressional League of Cities Conference in Was hington. after ''hich Sorsabal and ~1 r s Hertzog fie'' to Toronlo to look at day-care programs in Canada The city manag<.•r 's office lO· day released a breakdown on ex· penses for the tnp lransporla· lion, Sl,176 : hott•b. S64ti : meals and miscellaneous expenses . such as taxis. S513. The cost of the fli ght to Toronto w as $78 lot::il for both Mrs Hertzog and ~orsi.lbal and the cost of hotel rooms for one night in the Canadian city was S64, <ll' cording lo the city manager's secretary, Mrs. Jane Angel. The purpose of the visit to Toronto was three-fold· lo look at day·care programs. to vi sit il cultural complex !Costa Mesa has pushed for such a complex lo be built on the Orange County Fairgrounds>, and lo talk with an architect who took p;.irt in plan- ning for the Montreal Expo <Mrs. Hertzog and Councilman Robert Wilson have suggesled that a World's Fair be held on thl' fairgrounds>. Both· So rs a ba I and l\1 r s llertzog, a former Canadian citizen who operatt>s l\.q1 prt> QOW UP AGAIN; TRADING HE4J'Y NEW YORK <UPI> --The stock market. heartened by signs the recess ion may be easing. closed broadly higher today in heavy trading on the New York Stock Exchange. The Dow Jones industrial average, a lO·poinl winner Fri· day, gained 13 06 points to 78G.53. Advances led declines by abou\ a 10-to-3 margin C tables, A9 ). Prices also were higher in heavy trading on tbc American Sl.oc~ BKCMnge. schools in Costa Mesa, have s:.ud that the day-care programs were the m<1in reason for the visit. Mrs. Hertzog has proposed that a tax-supported day-care center be established in Co:;t<1 :Mesa Judge Nixes Gypsi~' Bid In lnjunctio11 Orange County Superior Court Judge H. Walter Steiner m~de it clear Friday that the legal issue raised by Costa Mesa's ban on fortune telling and palmistry will have to be resolved by a courtroom trial. He has r efused to grant the in- junction demanded by self-styled I Romany gypsies Alfred and Diane Stevens, who claim that the city ordinance amounts to a . denial of their religious freedom But he also denied a pretrial motion filed by the city with the explanation that the controversy should go before a trial court ··and may very likely go all t~e way lo the Supreme Court." And it may well be that a lawsuit filed against the the Caty of Newport Beach by Romany gypsy Barney Marino may prove to be the test case that Judge Steiner believes is needed at this stage. Marino's action against Newport Beach will be tried Sept. 29 in Superior Court. Deficit Hike Seen by Simon WASHINGTON (UPI > Treasury Secretary William E. Simon told Congress today the federal budget dt;ficit may rea~h. $80 billion in the fascal year begm nin« July 1 oC 'fhJ.S would be an lncreue more than so percent over lbc de&it. e.stim ated by Pr~ident Ford when be submitted his bud.let to Congress Feb. 3. Paper Racks Mulled By ALAN DIRK.IN OlllleD•oly PllolSl.ltl An ordinance to control newsratks on public sidewalks will be presented to the Costa Mesa City Council Tuesday mghl. ..We look all the ordinances thal had been shot down by the courts, removed their shortcom· mgs. and tried to gel something that would work," City Attorney Hoy June explained today. June said that the ordmance w o u I d r e g u 1 a l e ,. e n d i n g machmes on grounds of whether their displays are pornogrciph1c or not. Citizens' complainLs could be pursued in court if a displa¥ is alleged to be pornographic. If a publication became a repealed of· fender an injunction would be sought lo pre,·cnl iLS being ex- hibited . The ordinance. which will not ban nc"' sracks outright cis other c·1tics han~ attempted lo do, will he introduced Tuesday night and then s et for a public hearing Apnl 1. ciccording Lo the council agenda. The vending m achine or- dinance is one sought by coun-• cilmen in reaction to protests re- ceived from residents. Leaders of Parent Teacher associations and managers of restaurants. which face onto nc·wsrack dis- plays and who IHI\ e charged thcil some of the publications are ob- scene, are expected to allcml the council meeting. C'opies of the ordinance <1lso urc lo be ::.e nt to newspaper publishers. Publishers generally hL1ve opposed laws controlling news rack displays. citin!! freedom of the press provisions in the constitution. June said that the ordinance · Lllsowould rcgulatelhenumberof racks that can be displayed at particulilr IOCLllions. The pui·~se of this limitation. June ::.aid. \\OU Id be lo prevl.'nl obstruction of <St.'c !'\EWSR.\CK , Page r\.2i H eavy Taxes 011 Gas Urged WASHI="GTO:O.: <CPl l Ch.urman Al L'llm an of the House \\';ws and ~l l.'ans Commit- tee introct"uccd this afternoon a t•omplex energy proposal cen- tered on hean t axc::. for ineffl- c:icnl or CXCCSSi\"t.' gasoline COil· ~umptwn . The Oregon Democrat's bill would incn•ase the tax o n a gallon of g asoline by 37 cents up 10 ,\pril l. 1980: offer an income lax rebatl.' on that lax applied lo the firs t 9 g allons consumed each '"-'t'k b\' eilch adult, and assess ~;is-gutz lers by as much Sl ,000 per car 111 l 98 l. Treas ury Secretary William Simon. te!)l1fying on the final day of hearings before the panel begins writing 1t!'i counter- proposal to President Ford·s cnerg_~ package. appeared to re- Ject a compromise and criticized Lis insufficient the reliance on taxmg aulomoli\'e gasoline. C .S . Marine Wayne Thomas White was just trying lo do his good. deed for the day when he tned to help a woman back her car out of a San Clemente parking lot early today .. She backed over him. White. 25 , suffered bruises and gashes on his legs. He was taken lo Camp Pendleton's base hospital. Arter the lnJury. \\llile told potlce, the woman just drove orf. £t 41 OAli.. Y PILOT c Moftd!l· Match 17. 1115 Iran to Own 50% ·Proposal on Shell Oil Bared WASHlNGTON (UPI> -Some Administration officials have re- . ~rl'.'mended approval of a $1.5 ballion , 20-year purtnership that would give the National Iranian' Oil Company a 50 percent in· terest in hundreds of Shell Oi l Company rilling s tations in the United Stales, it was reported to- day. Seeond in Di1v & The report by Jim Anderson of Group W News said the State and Justice departments are pre· pared to approve the pmnership, but it r~eived op· position from the Federal Energy Administration and some members of Congress. Congress probably would have the last word on l propo15al. Nixon's 'Visitor' Caught by Guards Former Pres1denl Richard Nixon nearly had an unexpected late night guest this we~kend when a 29-year old woman scaled the wall lo his San Clemente estate. She was c;.iugbt by Secn·t Service men before she could run inside the Casa Pacifica and tell Nixon her problems. The inci- dent Friday night was the second attempt the same day by ap- parently mentally disturbl'd persons to gain an audience with the ex-President. The woman, whe n turned over to San Clemente police for ques- Irvine Group Sets Protest Agai1zst ROTC A group of UC Irvine students "{ill meet this week lo plan a teach-in against a new Air Force Reserve Officer Training Pro- gram at the Irvine campus. Student opposition to the joint program with use has been mounting in past W('eks. A core group of a bout 20 studens has formed the •·com m1ttee to Stop ROTC at UCI." The group has collected about 200 signatures on a petition op- posing the military training pro- gram, accordmg tu Terry Moore, one of the group ·s organiLers. Meanwhile, the Chancellor's Advisory Committee un the • Status of Women has passt.'<i a re- solution opposing ROTC on sexist grounds. Addressed at a recent met!ting by campus affirmative action of· ficer Ramon Curiel, the advisory committee found that the Air Force ROTC program dis· crimmates against women. The focus of opµos1tion was on flight lruinmg -a program the Air Force offers men, but not women -und a recruiting leaflet reading "For men only -Rated 'M," Moore said. TONIGIIT PHOTOGRAPHS OF WOMEN -OCC Exh1b1l, Main Floor Library. March 17 -April3. UCI LECTURE ··Residential Income Property," Room 174 Computer Science Bldg. 7p.m. TUESDA V, MARCH 18 ~ENIOR CITIZENS CLUB Community Recreation Center, Tues., Wed .. Thurs.12-3p.m. COST A MESA CITY COUNCIL -Regular meeting, City Hall, 6:30p.m. ORANGE COAST c. 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When the ~uard refused permission lo l!nter, the man ran inside the gate. The intruder was arrested al the Cyprus Shores beach clubhouse following a short scuf· · ne witp officers. Both persons were taken away for psychiatric evaluation. The woman w<is booked into Orange County Medical Center and the Marine taken to the base hospital. Marine Co~ps Air Station 32 Ye ars Old It's St. Patrick's Day lo<lay and a lso the 32nd birthd;.iy or the l,;.S. Marine Corps Air Station at El Toro. The M arinc Corps· J;.irgest West Coast aviation installation was once an Irvine Ranch bean. field. It was commissioned as a temporary wartime facility in . 1943 and the first 30 Marines to arnve al the base bedded down in ·an Irvine Ranc h bunkhouse. Today the air station has a p<>pu!ation of more than 10,000, rn<:luding civil servi<:e employcs and has grown from 2,318 acres with three runways to4,600 acres with 10 runways. The facility has scrvccl as <rn intensive training ground for Marine aviators and air crewman and as ;.i ma111r JU mp- off poinl for troop .ind cargo 01 ghts during World War II. the Kort!an War and the Vwtnam con 01 t•l. Following lhe Korean War, the hase's principal task became providing a home fur the Third Marine Aircraft Wing. Jts pre· sent comm and er is Brig. Gen. R. W. Taylor who holds a dual role a~ commander, Marine Corps Air Bases, Weskrn Area. The 3rd Mari nC' Airernfl wing 1:-; made up of fighter, a ll ad <, he!icoplt•r, photo rcconnaiss<ince, observation. r e· fueling, trans port, radar and headquarters squadrons. Its pilots, ordinance and main· tenance personnel tram constant- ly for combat readiness. Judge Nixes Injunction Bid in Suit A demand for ;.in injunction that' would h e:1ve compelled Orani:re County coroner's officer:-; lo restore lht• namC' or a Costa Mesa fum·ral hom e to their rota· tion list has been reJeClC'd by Superior Court .Judg<• I I W;.1lkr StemC'r. Judg(' Stcinrr set April 17 us the hearing date for furth<.'r pre· tnal action in the law:swt flit'<! against the coroner's office by l'oiorman and Ehtinc Arbuckle, operators of Westcliff Chapel Mortuary. The Arbuckles claim that t.hey were taken off the coroner's rota· lion list la!'l May 31 and were ~1ven no reason for the decision that has allegedly co~t them $60,000 m revenue Under the rotation ystem, cor· oner's deputies transport bodle11 to the runt>ral home at the h~ad of tht list when relatives e>eprt11s no ~·_prf>fercnce for u mortuary thitl will prv1de last n k s for their next of kin. Frank Stainton, a spokesman for Shell, confirmed in a telephone interview from his of- fice in Houston that discussions between Shell and NJOC have been ln progress for more than a year. Shell is a sut.;icliary of Royal Dutch Petroleum. Anderson said thu de1tl in· volved the construction by NIOC and Shell of a $1.5 billion oil re· finery on the Persian Gulf with a daily production capacity or 500,000 barrels of refined petroleum products including gasoline. ' NIOC, he said. would pay 75 percent of the cost of refinery construction and Shell would buy 250.000 barrels a day -half its output -for sale in the United States. In return, Anderson said, Shhll ·would give to NIOC 50 percent control of its filling stations. Anderson said Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger had given the proposal his blessing during discussions in Washington this month with Iranian Economic Affairs and Finance ~1inister Hushang Ansary. No public men ti on was made of the proposal when Kissinger and Ansary made a joint announce-' menl March 4 of a $15 million, five-year commercial agreement ·covering noncril trade -the world's biggest commercial deal between two countries. Under the agreement, Iran will buy eight large U.S. nuclear reac- tors. Anderson said Administration cntics of the Iranian-Shell pro- posal argue that it would make the United States more depen- dent on foreign oil imports at the ·very time President Fordisplan- ning a $10 billion proposal to re· duce U.S. dependence on foreign oil. #"'rom Page Al BANDITS ... Authorities said the market holdups were not connected to a pair of other armed robberies re· ported m Costa Mesa during the weekend. Men simulating guns in their pockets robbed a beauty shop and a downtown Fotomat pi e· lure-processing store of $75 and S35 respectively on Friday and Saturday nights. Beautician Diane J . Payablas, 36, and customer Juanita Hughes, 41, were forced to lie on the floor at Mr. Jon Jon's Hair Stylist, 2750 Harbor Blvd., Fri·· d<ty night. Police said clerk Terres<1 Eurban, 20, wa s confronted Saturday evenin~ by a bandit in her rolomat booth at 201 E. 17th St. The same booth was robbed a week <1go . NEWS RACK~ the public right of way. to prevent t•ncroachmenl on bus stops. and to allow c I ear vlsi bility oftraffic. Another s ignificant ordinance "ill be considered at the council mel'tmi::. scheduled lo begin at 6:30p.m . This would be the ordinance changing the regulations govern- ing p<iwnbrokcrs and second· hand dealers. The main pro· '1sion of this ordinance is to in· t•rcasc the period in which items sold al a store must be held bt'fOrC' they can be resold from five d;1ys to 20 d<tys . Items pawned for a loan al a broker's must be held for 10 d<1ys. ;1ccord· ing lo the nt!w ordinance. The purpose of the holding period is lo allow the police lime to t'hN'k whl'lhcr C:in item is :-.tolcn From Page A I TRIP ... Area Baseball program, it's just a bad lime for me lo get away," MacM1lhan said. He admitted he is concerned about the public's reaction to the tlip, but said that it really is un· warranted. Transit Aide Plans Speech Orange County Transit District planning manager Tom Jenkins wlll SP.eak to the Citizens Harbor Area Research Team Thursday ontheOCTD and its local impact. The 1:30 n.m . CHART session is open to interested citizens and free coffee and do\lghnuts will be served during the talk at Glen· dale Federal Savin1s and Loan A!>sodation. Harbor Boulevard and West Wilson Street, Costa Mesa. Jenkins' presentation will in· elude all aspects or the ocro bus system. including financing, at"- cor'ding to CHART President BUI Bandaruk . High Jumper Eight-year-old Wendy Balough of Brownie Troop 813 skips rope during scout outing al Orange County Fairgrounds. Wendy was one of 600 Costa Mesa Girl Scouts and Brownies participat ing in the "Costa Mesa Frog Pond," a three-day campout.. this weekend. The event ended Sunday when the rains came. Ha1ulicapped Kids Visit S1ww Tuesday A new world of winter magic will open up to 31 special educa- tion children in the Newport- Mesa Unified Schoool District Tuesday when they depart on a three-day snow trip to Running Springs. Most of the 31 youngsters, four classses at Pomona and Lindbergh Schools in Costa Mesa, have never been to the snow. Some of the students have never been aw;.iy from home before. Ranging in age from 6 to 13, they arc enrolled in special education classes for children with phys ical handicaps or other special learning problems. According to one of the ~eachers responsible for organiz- ing the snow Journey, it would not . have been possible without a donation from the Santa Ana20-30 Club. ··when \\l! learned there were no dislncl or school funds availa- ble, we looked around for a group to help us out and the ser vice club came up with a $500 donation " ex plaine d teacher Kathy Sangster. Parents who are able to pay for the trip are doing so. and the other students arc using the club's donation lo pay for their c-expenses. The donation also cov- ers bus costs. Wash ed-out Paper Drive Tries Ag ain The Costa Mesa High School Band Boos ters paper drive, rescheduled from Sunday due to the rain, will take place from 3:30 to 6 µ m . Tuesday. The drive 1s bcmg held to raise funds for summer band camp, according to band director Earl Treichel. Pa pc rs s hould be brought to the CM HS parking lot off F air view Road near Arl- ington. Band mem~rs request paper with no strings, no bags, no magazines or slick paper. ·The Pay's OK But $2'J,29'J in Overtime? WASH I NGTON CAP> - Federal overtime regulations let some government inspectors at airports and other U.S. entry points earn 16 hours' pay for H4 · hours' work, the General Ac- counting Office says. Investigators from the ac· counting office found that some . inspectors refused to seek jobs in higher classifications because the higher positions would have brought less overtime and would have reduced annual gross pay. T he report said an immigra- tion inspector at Bangor, Maine earned $16,848 in a nnual salary, but an additional $29,299 ~ver time. Federal inspectors were paid $47 .6 million in overtime during fiscal 1974. Shipping companies and airlines reimbursed the gov- ernment for $36 .7 million for the services. The government is not reimbursed for overtime al ac· tual border crossings. · The report recommends that Congress order a revision in the Nurses' Aide Service Held Catholic funeral rites were held today and Sunday for Margaret K. Vandenberg, 77, of Costa Mesa, a retired nurses' aide who died Th ursday. Rosary was said Sunday and Mass was sung today for Mrs. Vandenberg, of 205 Loyola Road, a 19-year Costa Mesa resident. Survivors include her daughter Mrs. Cathy Holland, who is secretary of the Costa Mesa Police Department d'etectivc bureau ; broth ers, Rodnev Twohig and Lou Twohig of Nebraska; a s ister Catherine Kennedy of Maryland and one grandchild. Rites were al St. John the 13ap- tist Catholic Chur ch, with inter· ment al Good Shepherd Cemetery, Huntington Beach, directed by Bell Broadway Mortuary. Jlremium pay system_ The study reviews the overtime procedures of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, the Customs Service, the Agriculture Department's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, _and the Public Health Service. Inspectors from the agencies are stationed at border crossings and other points of entry. inchld · ing seaports a nd airports. Most receive premium pay wh en called upon to work nights, Sun· days and holidays. The accounting office rep0rted l~al more than 74 million ships, airplanes and vehicles arrived in the United Slates during fiscal 1974, ening last June 30, and the . four agenc ies said 6,886 employes were used in port·of· entry inspections. The rules allowed one inspec- tor at Bangor International Airport in Maine to claim $692 in overtime pay for Sunday and holiday pay in one month. Anaheim Mait Slain; Police . Se ek Killer · Orange County Sheriff's of- ficers continued today to search for clues in the Saturday night killing of an Anaheim area m an who was riddled by bullets as he argued near his home with an un· known assailant. Deputies said Elias Flor es Escobar, 32, of 10902 Gana Ave. was s hot and killed on the -sidewalk across from his home during a dispute apparently trig- gered by the fact he was talking toa woman. 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