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Home My WebLink About1975-09-08 - Orange Coast Pilot.. • . ' Paris .GU~~en .Sei:e 7, Demand. $1.2 Jtlilliotl- • ---- - ' /;Jc • • . . . . . • ' ' . I ij . l Crllsh· Kills Ex~County Planner • • ' • BO A rr.est ed l ' . ' . I RI ~ lll· . M,jiir..~"'"' .... f .,i""' . ~ .. ~. ~<UPI>-~.,.;, •we.~e 'jat1Ia .alter th• antib,U.sing d~m.qn strators ,Chla.tlestowl\ inCidents, incloding sh,owered riotrgar~ed police, wtftt •one ,accused of issaulling a rocks amd l:)ottles near policecaptain. Charlestown High 'School today There -.yere no seri~ injuries at the start or Boston's second '(It's been a wonderful morn· year ot a federally ordered ing," said Marion Fahey, acting clai;i,sroom desegregation pro-school superintendent. ''We gram. believe that it is a beginning. I At least. 80 perso~ were arrest-arD confident this year will really ed. Seventy,four wert,cpart ol a be a'landmafk." pn>-busing group sto(>ped near School officials said they were South Boston High. Tvro pecsoruf considerin& contingency plans to ' •• deil With the dismis'81 '1' classes 7 Hostages ' HeUI by Tiro Paris Gunmen ' PARIS (UPI) -Two youthful ~gunmen .wearing hoods and car- rying gas· masks held up a Paris bank today durin(-Uie lunch-hour rush, seized seven hoetages, and in the afternoon. Th!¥ Would not Co)nlae .. t . Oll at"teoilance, al~ observers believed it to be Off 'sharply from projected enrollment. , -POiice pushed . and shoved crowds -away from Charlestown High near the Bunker Hill Monu· ment following two major inci· deJ'ts of rock and bottle throwing. Occasional objects continued to be hurled at the helmeted police a,.s they kept Bunker Hill Street clear with t heir riot batons, motorcycles and horses. demanded about $1.2 million-in The first incident involved an ransom. estimat~d 400 demonstrators Police said the raiders ap-who gailiered in 8 housing pro- parently decided to Seize th·e ject 8 bfock downhill from the old hostages and ba'rricade h I h" h not · themselves insideibe bank when granite sc oo ' w ic was tn· Volved in thl! opening phase of de· they panicked after seeing a segration last fall. 'I'he crowd police car crtllse by on (OUtine ed 1· lted the "th Patrol after they assaulted the tawit po ice, pe m wi rocks and tossed a burning effigy Credit Jndu~triel fl Com1J1ercial of a black maRoff a building. Bank. Teams from a task force of JOO 1 There was no i~medi:Jte-wor~ , .pblic.e guarding Charlestown on what the band1tA wbUld do if Hieb broJse _up the crowd, under I the ransom was Dc;>tp~d. · · · · • i.Jie-pe:rsonal direction of Police 1. Bank emplo_yes uruonJead~fS Commisiioner Robert J .. Di· issued a public appeal to police · Gfazia. Police in formation lwept aut~orities to dis~ ~e 250 along neighborhood sidewalks lo policemen surroUnd~ng Uie ~nk keep crowds from forming. ~o the gunnle'I CO•ld ,lili"V~ , When the Charlest°"7i c!»wd ~acefully. The, Police stayed refused to disperse, 40 members put. 1 • • .. '" • of the"lough tactical police 'force, · Eicht per~ons •. were 1n$ide the ~metropolitan police and·30 of· ban~a~thet1meofthe~ai~,but~ ficers on mo,tOrCycles m9ved in. Old man was let go with 1nstruc· They were joined by a squad of flons to ~ell th-e police to O:S. marshals who shed their ~lephone the . gunmen at .t~e necktiu, donned black gloves ~imk. Police sai,d t.tie.y ~ept i:ini.... ..and riot helmeti; and armed 1ng thf b~nt.,1 .1\UP.l~r' but 1'.emselves• With •clubs. Police nobod.Yl:eplied a1J1isl. ---(!lee BOSTON Pap .U) ··inJ • ~izarr~ te\ephyne I n,· • tttVleW that was. rC!cotdea and' broadc.._ by. a Pari .. r!!l!iO st11: • tlon,'the barlclits said~ want- ed. SI.~ rnllllOll in a comljnat,i .. of U.S. doller1, French francs, j Ger11>an nlatks, Eid Bri\i1b at rlln1. ' said tlJey 1were ,armed "4t h -"a ia'll~d -of( 1l•gaoi"e taota.,.,,·• a~hinocpillol witb -f!D\ar cllpi9 -no~3~.~t , .. _ lOne of the c~ps was--plirdallY "'1ptied when a bQn\ qi l'Ot01J18tlC weapon fire bacr-e« In the bank a few mlliiita llllter the holdup 1>e«011. n.. bor>- IUt did notoCf er a reaon. i --'" l'Are you afratd?'' fie was illked. ~o IMe BOS'fM"lliS, Pa'° AJ) .~ 1: • • ... ·.w · sow C.4..fl , I ,l: ( ·l'IRSI' "EJt'ENfN(; :, ;-t flold ipy car the flnt evftlin1 .... ac1 ap-ed in the paper," . Tb•t'• the~ •dverti.sing success stOty told by lhe Santa Ana woman wllo placed this ad tn th~ Doilr. PjlOto: . ' •• Bua.1 -'Ulo . ..$'950..-Call . .rterep.m.xxx·xua II you bav• a , car you'd like lo convft'.I to casll, call ~'::di.We makelha'31 t<tput &few to ·' worttYoryou,lritheDallyPllot. • • .Aftermath of Blaze Huntington Victim Serious After Fire A Huntington Beach fire victim was ii;i criticfl condition today after names" swept his apartment and caused serious burns over 60 pef-cent of his bOdY. Fire department officials are inv'~tigating clues in the SUnd&Q' morning fire that caused $12,000 to $15,000 damage to the' apart- ment,at 214 lfth St., , While Roger Perry was burned seriously., ·another victinl of the fire,'"Ka.tbY Ol'den&uri~ 22•; escaped major injuries when she leaped from the second-story balcony. Firemen said She was bUrned slightly and .suffered a cut )!rill and back_ ir!.Ufies.. . Inspector Chuc~urney said the names were tfOt enough to spread tO same-of ~ other 20 apart!"lents in the corDPlex, but 2 Leopards Ole MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) The only two 'leop.,tl at the Manhallan Zoo ,are deall -and officials are blaming vandals who cut chains to their cages in the pre-dawn hours SUnday. The twQ animals, valued at $1,500 each and ~de sc ribed ,as da.na:erowi , were captured later Sunday but both died -a~· parenny from overdoses ~ lran· quiliur. instead pushed its way out the patio window and did no rurther damage. Miss Oldenburg told in · vestigators that both she and Perry were Poised on the balcony and that she jumped but Perry hesitated. Investigators S;aid that Perry · then went back through the. names and down the stairway and It was then that he. suffered the burns. "'If he would have jumped, he probabjy would be .okay ,'' Burney said. . Three fire uniUi and 15 fire de· partmenl persorinel battled the blaze and paramedic units treat· ed both victims. lnvestigators said th_e fire started in the living room, but as yet they knew no cause. S4ND SHARK A BOOKWORM? •. DANllUIR'I', Conn. <AP> Whal was a three-foot sand shark doing ln· the city library foun - tain? SwimminR, police said today. J'hey said ihey were called to the lou.ntafn Sunday afternoon by a wide-eyed youngster. The· city's dog warden ••dts- PoMd" of the small-jawed shark. Police Search LA Are a For Child Molester LOS ANGELES !AP) -A kid- naped little girl was round crying alone today, apparently aban- doned by a man who grabbed her from a crib and molested her, police said. The 2-year-old girl was found shortly be/ore 8 a .m. crying in a back yard at 3rd and Virgil in the Wilshire District, officers s aid. She was rushed to Queen or An gel:s H ospital \\.'h e r e spokesmen pronounced her in good enough condition for rf>· lease to her parents. There was no one in sight near the little girl but police pressed a search for a suspect. Officers said the girl couldn't have gotten out of a window herself ; adding that there was evidence of a forced entry. The kidnaper apparently left behind in the girl's bedroom a blue cap, police said. Officers had conducted a massive search through the night, including use of a elf.cling police helicopter shining a bright spotlight Jover the residential area between downtown Los Angeles and Hollywood. Offjcers also Searched door-to- door. Police officets went to retrieve the little girl after a passerby beard her criet. < ? • • Spendlove Family f~ri.8'1 8 7 Rf/Pl N1Eoiii;: • "" ' < Ol ... Dli., ......... , Sadilleback Valley community leader Bart Spend1oye, 42, hia wife Louise, and fotlr children perished in the flaming wreckage of their light 1;>lane Sunday night just after leaving Hurricane, Utah. The family wds bound for California about S:s!i p.m . after attending church wltll Spendlove's parents. Mr. and. Mrs. Winford Spendlove. when the plane went down shortly after takeoff. Killed in the crash wer- Spendlove, a former Orange County planning commissioner: and founder of the SaddlebacK Area Coordinating Council i Louise Spendlove, 40, hiA wife or nine months, and children Denis.; Spendlove. 16, Kathy For.bes, 15, Steve Forbes. 11. and Kimberly Forbes 6. Their single-engine Beechcraft had c irc led• over the Winford Spendlove house after takeorr when the engine slopped. The plane turned 45 degrees. plunged into a barnyard, and exploded.in· to flames after hitting a fen· cepost , witnesses said. Authorities believe Spendlove, a pilot with 13 years experiellce, was trying to make it back lo the airfield when the plane crashed. All six aboard died instantly. The elder Spendlove helped re· move the bodies from the wreckage arter the Hurricane Fire De partment doused the aircraft with foam fire retar· dant . CSee FAMILY, Page A%1 Co ast Weath er ~1ostly sunny skies are forecast Tuesday, with lit- tle temperature c hange, says the weather service . Highs from near 70 at the beaches to near 80 inland. Lows tonight in the~· INSI D IE T ODAY Reporter DoMg _ Frituclw umnirvs tM.oge-old ~ of 1""o gvar - Postmaster General Benjamin F. Bailar appealed today ror a doublin g or the $1 billion annual subsidy paid by the tax payers lO the U.S. Postal Service. He said such a hi.Xe would be neeessary for al least two or three years, pend.inc a thorough Pot Sou:er Reaps Jail A Tustin man was ar- reste d on marijuana possession charges Sunday when an Irvine patrolman allegedly spotted a green, l e afy sprig han gi ng beneath th e man 's motorcycle seat. • ., Kenneth A. Mannarelli, 20, of 14132 Carloma Drive. Tustin. was stopped by an orficer near the corner of Main Street and MacArthur Boulevard. The officer allegedly had been ..tipped that Ma n- narelli was seen "pulling weeds" in a nearby field . After confiscating the ... plants, the oQicer drove to the field and pulled ~ up several marijuana plants that had been growing wild there, according to police. Marine Placed ·In Japati. Jail NARA , Japan <UPI) -A U.S. Marine, convicted of knocking 1unconscious two Okinawan junior high school girls in April, then raping them, was sentenced by a ' Japanese court to six years 1 inprison. • PFC Sammy Flores, 19, of California, waa found guilty by presidinc Judie Yasumasa Miyagi at tbe Naha District Court. .. Flores could have received ..eightyean in· Prison. .,, Hewaa osafped to the 3rd.Bat· talion, 4th Marines a( Camp Hamen in nOrthern Okinawa. l · F..-Page Al ~ :BOSTON ••• .mounted on horse)>ack were ,,called into the historic area. . Three persons were arrested 1 f« disorderly conduct al a Rox· bury playground before school . ~1an. A 19-year-old youth at Hyde Park High School was ar- rested with e 14-inch· tape- wrapped bamboo slick in bis )JOCket. The arrested demonstrators .chanted "Power to the Work:ijlg Class'' as they were being booked. Bring Back .Prohibition? .. review in that period "of those services which the users of the mails cannot rightly be asked to s upport.'' Bailar, in an address to the Na· tional Postal Forum, said the service also needs new authority to implemegt rate increases more swiftly. The slowness of the current rate-making process , he said. has contributed to the accumula- tion since fiscal 1974 of a deficit that will total $2.5 billion by the end of the calendar year. "It is no secret," said Ba ilar. ''that to dale the Postal Service has been unable lo balance its costs and revenues despite in- creases in p()St.age rates." "Something has to be done. In an inflationary period, we must get away from a rate·f"aking process which lasts so long that the year for wh.ich rates are to be set is over and done with before the process is OOmpleted." Noting he has already served notice of a "temporary" increase arter Christmas that will put the price or a rlrst-class stamp at 13 cents, Ballar said, "I assure you that we are as unenthusiBstic as you are over tbe prospect or higher prices for postage.'' But even with that anticipated boost in revenues. he said. a doubling or the current $920 million federal subsidy is necessary to serve ay·"a bridge from an J nflalion-wracked, de- ficit-ridden Postal Serv1ce lo a fin ancially solvent institution.'' Without the subsidy, he said, it will be impassible to keep rates "at a level that. both business and individual citirens can arford.'' The p~stamaster general urged the establishment of a speCial study commission to de- termine which services the tax- payers should be asked to sup. port in the future. Vets Hospital Killer Loose ANN ARBOR, Mich. (UPI) - 1be person who killed at least nine Patients at a veterans ad- minlatration hospital mil)" sWl be at work, but the iostituli90 re- sumed normal admissions today. The. l'BI reduced Its staff or agents at tht hospital, alt.bough a spokesman said Sun4ay the In· vestigation to identify the kiOer -who many! doctors believe may be a respected member of the hospital'• staff -woold con- tinue. 1 All patients rec~iving in- travenoUs injections ~ all of the killer's victims were on IVs - will be gathe~ in one ward and placed under 24 -hour fUard• a. spokesman said. • f'..-PageAI HOSTAGES ,, "'Each of us has a gun,•• he replied. Police said the seven hostages included five bapk employes and two customers. The gunman said they held six employes and one customer. ' .. -................. ( Newport : • t Fires Hiti .2 Boa I ,,,...m.JJ1n--... I ~ .. l'nt11~r.t"~=~ ~olds faml11 al>o&rd • ~ ;.Cruiser wlio were rw1bed to Hoail Jlhmorial~ for eiwpa,1 treatment. I A aee<nrd-fire caliHd lloal c1aai.,. to ·. f\11!1., .,. ... ll!Jages. ' . l Tile fin\ blallwaaata,•a.m allo'ud Ille 25-fool oablo _, ''Coronet,'' owned by Ollveal Gregor of Colton. l Flames burst out of the engind room while Tom Monahan ~ his two children. Tom Jr . .-8; a Deborah, 15. stood around · _., batch of the boat, docked a the Dunes Marina. , ' . -MOTHER, LITTLE GIRL IN.lllREP WHE!f VW COLLIDl!S WITH PARICED TRUCIC IN MESA 1 Genildlne Phlppe, 24, Told Poll .. She Waa Dlotracted, Olaelpllnlng Nycole 11ooahan totd tbe orana Courtly Harbor Patrol the engin ~Y&!u!!!d be ~d 01'4'n the hat:cb to investigate the lrQll ble. · I After the blaze was ext' inllllisbed by the Harbor Patrol fireboat, the Monahans wer~ rushed to the Hoag H.ospita' emergency room and were late~ released. ' 1 British Phone Ell@in~rs Listening In? LONDON <AP) -A British lawmaker ·W&nts a top-_level in- vestigatiorT into allegations that telephone engin.e.ers listen in on lovers' seXY calls and often hook them into loudspeaker systems for all to hear. "This kind of kinky behavior ·must be stamped out at once," Laborile lawmaker Marcus Lip- ton s aid. "fl is quite unacceptable that engineers should be able to in- dUlge in this form of depraved amusement,·• he said. 1.ipton·s demand for a probe by the post office followed newspaper reports that (1) some engineers tap lovers' lines, (2) cut off callers in call boxes so tl;ley have to pay twic~ and (3) ·usten in on prominent people. "If these allegations are true," he said, "one can no longer have any confidence in the privacy of telephone conversations. The suagestion that intimate con- venati,ons may have a big au· d.ienc!e is quite horrifying.'' Lipton bas written to industry secretary Eric Varley demand· Ing a full·ocale inquiry into the 'extent of tbe alleged tappings. The post office declined com· men! on the charges. MateAUling Wall,µ,,. H'8ll ZUMBROTA, Minn. (UPI) - Hoping that marsupial love will altract wayward Wally the wallaby, officials of the Como Zooin St. Paul, Minn.,plantouae his mate Wanda in the search. Wally, w~o escaped at the Goodhue County Fai.r~Aug. 9, has been sighted several times. He was seen Sunday on a covered bridge in a park near here. A zoo official said there bu been no shortage of food rir Wal- ly,.a vegetarian who is living off corn and boybeans. nippine flowers in the local cemetery and eating alfalfa, which he loves 'Mesa Tot SerioiU • After Auto Cr~h · .. Deborah ..tiered f'usl-degree ! burns on bt!nf'ace and feet. Tom ·.... . Jr. bad first-degree on his face • a,.i Monahim '!""aped with only abiged hair. A little Costa Mesa girl whose mother reporledly turned to reprimand her for playing with a car door handle because it is dangerousis seriously injured to- day, due to a traffic accident. Jrivestigators said she sus- tained a fractured skull when the compact car her mother was driving veered off Baker Street at that moment and crashed into a parked lruck. Nycole M. Phipps. 3, was listed in serious but stable condition to- day in the pediatrics intensive care unit at Orange County Medical Center, with a fractured skull. Her mother. Geraldine A. Phipps, 24, of 910 Darrell St., was treated at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital fpr a chin laceration and released following the accident Saturday night. Police said Mrs. Phipps was driving east on Baker Street at Warren Lane ai:¥)ut 10 p.m. when her ear.collided with the parked pickup truck, ,causing major dama11e. · Officers arriving on the scene said they found little Nycole-her arm pinned 1 between the bucket seats 9! the l!langled Car-c.rylng ond t,Ylng to free herself as l!food poured from her forehead. Her mother had stumbled from the wreckage and collapsed on a lawn. Officer Eric Snow ad- ministered first aid to the vic- tims , who were among nu- merous persons injured or in- volved in Costa Mesa accidents Saturday nic:ht and Sunday- . .,.... before they were taken to t.be Damage to the Coronet was hospital. estimated at $:!50. The Harbor Jnvestigaton impounded Mn. Department said the fire was P.b-ipps• car for further i.~':esUIJ•· _:_possibly. caused hy.tbe_comDU.,.- t1on ana wen-exam1rung .• rs tion of gas fumes in the bilge and brakes today lo determine anelectricalshortcircuit. w~etber mecha.nical fa.ilure The second fire occurred about DUght have ~en involved m the 4 :30 p.m .• when the 52-foot fis- accident. bing trawler "Chickadee'' was cruising off Balboa Island in the main channel •t Coral St. Ford '!(eeps Open Style c. WASHINGTON !UPI) - President Ford has de- cided to continue his personal style of cam· pagigning despite an as- sassination attempt three days ago, a White House spokesman said today. saiCI toelay. Ford Intends to go to New Hampshire Thun<la1' to campaign for Louis Wyman, the Republican candidate in a special Senate election, and to leave Friday on a twe>day trip through Missouri. Kansas and Texas for a mix of poliljcal "'d public a_ppearances. .. Asked tf Ford would alter his Bt.yle during these or other future engage- ments for security re· asons, press sec'retary Ron Nessen told reporters, "He has not indicated that he would'' make any changes. Damage lo the boat, valued at $160,000, was estimated at $500. The only_ person aboard Was the owner, Donald Burnham of San Diego, who was oot lnj~. A spokesman from the Harbor Department said the blaze pro- bably resulted from paor insula· lion in the engine room. Teen lit,eracy Up2Pereent ' WASHINGTON CAP) -hnc· tional literacy among 17-yeai:-old high school seniors bas improved over tbi past three. years, but- bl ac k students still lag, significantly in reading ability. 1 acoonliJlg .w a 11,alionwide ~urvey r<;leasecl tciday. The government-sponsored survey of 5,206 high school: seniors showed they had gained~ percentage points in basic read·. lng performance over a similar. group dtudied in 11171. The ~highest improvement oc ... curred among groups who had. becm the lowest in 1m. • • • • GLORl~TA, N.M. (AP) -The Woman's Christian Temperance Union, undaunted by increasing liquor sales and a dwindling membership, is renewing its drive to return the nation lo pro- .hibition. Fl'Olll Page A I Manners gwes you up to a ~l,SOO tax The batUe plan, adopted at the group's five-day annual conven- tion which ends today, caUs for intensifying efforts to make cities and counties dry through local option elections. ORANGE COAST s DAILY PILOT FAMILY KILLED ..• ''They had to restrain him to keep him away from the plane while it was still burning," fire dispatcher Dell Stout reported. The crash took place · about three miles out.side the southern Ulah town of 1,500 near Zion Na- tional Park. Firefighters said the plane plowed a furrow 400 feet long before coming to rest in names near small rolling bills about two miles from the nearest homes. Federal Aviation Administra- tion officials in nearby Cedar Ci- ty said a pilot landinc at Hur· ricane shortly after the crash re· ported extreme turbulence. Ground personnel estimated winds were gusting to 30 miles per hour at the time of the crash. FAA investigators today were probing the wreckage to de- termine the cause of the crash. Loren Spendlove, the 18-year· old son of &he aviator, said his father bad le.ft for Hurricane W,edneaday and was scheduled to return to Orange County SUnclay night. He added that bis lather made the Oigbt frequenUy, .. peeWly during recent months. because Spendlove'li motbe~ "la dying or cancer.'' J 1 The youna:er Spendlove 1ay1 he in111ed the !Uaht because he enrolled In classa al Saddleback Collea• la•t week. Survl•ors aJao Include Dirk Spendlova, 20 Sharie Spendlove, II, Scott P'orbes, 21, and .6"ndlove11 former wUe, Mn. M ar&l• Devonol< ol Fllllerton. Spendlove, -remarried last December, bad been making bis • home al 25381 Pacifica Ave. in Aegean Hills. A former employe of Philco Ford Aeronutronics, Spend.love gave up his marketing job in 1972 to open a newspaper recycling deduciion this year. •• business. He was active in the Mission Viejo Church of Latter Day Saints and in community affairs. Spendlove at one time was con- sidered as a possible mayor iftbe Saddleback: Valley were to in- ... AND EVERY YEAR UNTIL YOU RETIRE! NOW YOU CAN BUILD A TAX SHELTERED RETIREMENT FUND AT MARINERS, WITH ''IRA" -THE INDIVIDUAL RE- TIREMENT ACCOUtiT. corporate. Mariners Individual Retirel)lent He characterized himself as a Account Is a personal tax-sh81tered ''do-goodev who becomes in· retirement plan. •'IRA'' was devel· volved when something needs to be done and there is nobody else oped by Congress to give you ~n to do it.'' effecilve way to build your own reilre- That waa ~ case last year· ment fund. .1 when aulbori.Ues gave up their You can save as much as $1500 or sea search for lhe craft of miss· 15% of y6ur wages, Whichever Is less. Ing Orange County Supervisor and your savings will be a tax. deduc-Ronald Caspera. Spel)dlove, caspers' appointee lion . during your working years. If to the county Planning Com · your 1pousa workJ, your combined mission, oraaniJed a party of tax-sheltered.aavlngs can be•• much el viii an pilota who new up and ~ $3000 per year. • HE,.E '.S HOW FAST YOUR MONEY GROWS IN A MARINERS .. ,,_A·· ACCOUNT. lrtdlv1du•I Retirement Accounta ,,. f)l"9Hnlly .artti:f, 1-%,,.....,. when p/11C«J in e 4'·rur f;811Jl/ute. YOl.Jt anniui yflld ts /nctNMd to• big. 8.06% when Jnteresl is eddff to Ute ICICOCJl'tf b•lance end com~nded d•llr. With 11 me11lmum 1"4/'tlduM OOllftllMlllon ol 11.500 HICh yHr, ,,.,...s how 'f04JI" ~ wlllf'OW: • ~ WITH TAX WITHOUT EXTA• IMl:LTERED T .. MOHEY •AA SHELTERED FROM TAX •FTEll Pl.AH ....... OEFIJIUL . Syra. $ 9,510 $ 6,730 $ 2,780 10 yrs. 23,540 15,750 7,780 . ' down the Baja California eoaat to Come in to Marlneni and start your search for possible survivors own Individual Retirement Accqunt. : ~::." .. tbe Ill-fated "Sboollng You'll be saving tax dollars now and I 21> yrs. 74,640 44,oeo 30,580 30 yrs. •85,550 !15.030 ll0,520 When Caspen was declared bulldlng a much brighter future. For : dead Spendlo•e rosiJIMd from more Information, come in or call eny 1 the pl~onlng eommtsslOn. 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FecMral r.gulltb11 ,.quint IUbtltanUlll ~O• lot jlWfy wlthdtlw111 lrom'1's111k1Mt 1CCOUnt1. ' • Sunday's Sermon Report ell By TOfll Barl•J •• • ~ ·Jewish New ·Ye~~ Time for Pe$ee '.- U IJrael II wllllna to embark oo • IUI!! thal mil)' br-ine her peace with EDJll, America's J.,.,. Motlld•find It ID their earta lo respond to lncreuiqovozj,UNS f.1om Cbria- tian churches. Rabbi llobertBergm.an lolcl '!!'_-air_,. gregaUon of the Israel AcadeQIY In li-Yiile durin1 the weekend. "CHRISTIAN qJUJlatES ... eagerly seekln1 qui our Jewish• leaden and rabbis.•• Rabbi BetcDll:I! said al a servi~e marking th~ openina of Rosh Hais:baQ,d'-=tbe Jewish niew year and the year ''136 lo their calel\4V" Kentucky Baaing Plf;lgued • LOUISVJLLI, Ky. (AP) - Armed Natjon•I Gulr'CI troops llDd pOl!ce rode nelri¥ empl3 ""bocil buus today 11 classeo re- IUQM!d In Jeffenm County alttt f-days oi noisy and tomellmes ' -anllb111ln1 prolesta •• llespite the 1uardl, otteodance-wu r•ported down sharply 01 _..a1..,bool1. Monyt>useour- ·ry1n1 white ebildnn.to -.1n the oouthem part ol the rounly ....,,nearly empty. Buses brlng- ini bl•ck children. however. "-ere reported nearly full. f l»tt'I'""" .......... Many Christians are interested ai nevef before ii'\ Jewish s6n1s. dill\CI"' anti culture and their only aim b lo build bridges to the Jewish faith, the Rabbi told 118arly eoo worshiW!tf,! durin~.the colotful C$£.a·..,-===~ But he liad cn6cism (or ilie an e urc and- SUpt. Em .. 1 C. Grll)'!IOO said ~ bUIU did not. Jl):a.ke CUQ.S beca...-drtvers did not Show up or elle there. wasn't sufficient guoline to operate the vehicles, adding that this affeeted 16 per- cent ol lbe cnuntywide neet. G~ 'said sotoe service sta- -uons refusealOSilrl~ buadrivera. ANNE KIBBEY SHOWS °" SPRUCED UP PATIO AT ORANGE COUNTY MED CENTER Junflff'VOlu_.Tnnmmn Dre•ry Comer tnl~t Spot-for P•U.nt• leaders who, 'he said, remained alool while more than •i million Jews were systematically exterminated by Nui Germany during World War 11. • "There are Christians who still believe that Jews must be held responsible for tbe crucifixion of Je1us Christ," RabbiBer&man said. He added that there were re· ports that some drivers had been threatened. He added that normally a poolof 70to7$drivers ww}d be in reserve but because o( last-minute resignations and terminations, there were prac- tically no additional people to 'El Patio' Dedicated AND R.E SINGLED out for special condemnation Pastor Bob W~lls or Anaheim who, the rabbi said, delivered a sermon in his church entitled .. Can the V aUcan Get the Jews off the Hook?'' Describing the ROmaO·Cathollc church · , as the "most con9ervative church in Christian theology " Rabbi Bergman praised Catholic overtures deSi.gned to he8.t tum to. · U.S. District Court Judge James F. Gordon on'Sunday or- dered the police and Guardsmen to ride the buses following rour days of violence in Which an es}imated.200..P<>UOM hav~ been inJured and about sOO arrested: · 'Teen.Angels' Brighten Patient's Lives a rift between the two faiths that has existed over many r'.en- turies. But Jews today, despite these welcome approaches, can always count on iOIDe form o( anti-semftism coming to --me suna'ce;t:beY~bTSild:----·-~---·-.-·- ••rr IS A HAllD WO&LD for Jews," be said. "Thank God it's not as hard as the old days of Easter when Chris· ti ans, arou!ied by tales of the Passion, would storm the AChet· too and s,et them on fire." Turning lo the Jewish homeland, Rabbi Bergnlan welcomed the Israeli decision to make what he described as a calculated gamble..that could.me.an peace with Egypt and preservatlonoft~eJewisbstate. · BUT HE WARNED his congreg4t~on that Israel's greatest threat may now come lrom a Syria whicb has re mained aloor rrom the negotjations successfully concluded by United.Stales Secretary otState Henry,.Kjssina:er ''Our danger mayilie on the Sy"rian border.," he said ''And who knows exactly wbe,n Egypt will f"md sorn.e reason to come to the aid of her Arab comrades in such an emer1ency' ."But we must pray for peace," he said. "lsraef'has again suffered as she always seems to suffer and we must pray_ for a peace tt\at bas never been found in the Middle East.·· ' For Nude Bathing , Bali Drops Chµ,rge : ·on, 2 County Youths J. From Wire-Services : . DENPASAR, Bali -In·. donesian authorities here have decided to drop public indecency .cliarges against eight young Americans and Australians -in· eluding two from Orange County, Calil. "Good God, man, this is Bali," said 21-year-old Kim Wilkinson of Australia, one of those arrest· ed. "They've been going topless for 3,000 years. That judge's mother probably walks around without a top most of the Lime. I just can't understand it.'' 'An American Embassy official said Indonesian authorities had decided against taking the case to the ·111,,donesian Supreme Court; o process which would have stranded the eight here for The eight were charged with ; public indecency on allegations ~ of topless or nude bathing. t Prosecution had been launched p. because a new morality has been i imposed on the resort island once ~ renowned for its graceful, bare· 1 breasted women. Among those arrested were !iSteve Anderson, 25, and Carol lVega, 27, of Orange County, !Calif., Bruce Gregory, 25, of San -Viego, Bill Higham, a F1orida ls chool counselor, Kathleen '5hort, who lives on Guam, and lenother American whose name 'was not listed. 1 The Australians were identied fas Mrs . Wilkinson and her sister, \?andy Gulson, 18. I A large sign thceatening pro· \ecution has been erected on 'Kuta Beach, an area of small in· •expensive hotels and cafes fre-- •quented by young lravders. : The e ight were arrested at a more remote beach two rniles 13way where no such sign is post· ~-They were sentenced to 20- fday jail terms but then had the aeonvictions overturned by an ap· tpeals court. ·~~~~~~~'---~-... I I I I I I ' I ' ' : I ! Guitarist Sets Mark Steve AnderSon couldn't think of what to do foe an encore as the 23-year-old Garden Grove man claimed a world record foe continuous guitar playing -114 hours and 17 minutes. Instead, Anderson finished his m aratbon strumming Sunday mom- t n g wttb an untitled original compasition that had some judges question· ing whether he was meet.- I ing the minimum one- 1 strum·per·second rule. · ~ Anderson entered the en· months. . ''Every once in a while somebody decides to make an ex· ample of the kids and this bunch just happened lo be unlucky," qne American official said. ''Some of these people were abOut to lose their jobs so we did our best to get .. the matler quashed.'' • By WILUA.M SCHREIBER To many patients and staff °' .. 0.11,~•swi members at the county hospital, A once.dreary corner of they are still called by their old Orange County Medical Center, name, ''Teen An&els. '' 1be name · tueked-between two old·-AnnY. -,js·now JunioM/olunteKs.--- "We attempted to be tolerant when marches threatened peaceable assemtilies," said Gordon, who ordered the busing. "However, violent disregard or law and order, assault on or· ficer&-. conduct calculated to barfacka now used as wards, bas ''This place can really be been nursed i~o full bloom by a dreary for many or the patients gl"Ollp of youngsters out lo prove with long·term problems," said t hey a _re n ' t p art of t be Anne Kibl;ley, assistant volunteer "someth.ing-for·nothing genera· coordinator at the center and in lion ·· sole charge of the 100 highschool4 frighten children, alarm their parents and threaten bus drivers made it necessary ror us to abolish protest areas, forbid as· sembly in unlawful numbers and places and to take such further precautions as necessary for the safety of the children of this com- munity.·• l'iejo Counter Man Todd Hollenbach. the county's chief executive, said in a Sunday night telecast that he is abandon- ing a policy or restraint. He Ex-Viet Newsman Recalls Censorship blillOed the problems on the Ku By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Klux Kl3n, outsiders and "the Ol'11Mo.Nr""""..., frustrated and the drunken," and Ly Van Choung knows his sai.d 1 aut~orities wou;d "mo"'.e keyboard. I-le used to punch a swift Y with as much ~ce as.is typewriter ror one of Saigon's n e c.e s s a r Y,, to main tat n metropolitan dailies. public order.. He's got a new keyboard now , Demo~str'at1ons began Thur$-Aon the cash register of Miss· day -first day or school tenlr' . . dru w a ton and f" t day or an integration V1eJO . t; store, here he has a 1rs . . . , part-time Job as a counter man. plan reqwnng busing ."f-so~e Choung, 20. hopes his job will 22,600 o~ t~e 135,000 chi dren in launch him into a more satisry. the Lou1sv1lle-Jefrerson County ing career than Vietname !'iChool system · About 20 percent journalism offered. He wants 1~ of th e students are black. be a h'l .. ct and · · Some arrests were m<lde then. . come ."arc .. IS using Bul most of the arrests and near-hts earnin gs to study at Sad· ly all or the injuries resulted dleback College. . . . from violent confrontations Fri-A student at Saigon Un1vers_1ty d · ht for two years, Choung studied ay nig mass communications, but said Santa Ana Gi,rl, 2, Drowns in Pool AZUSA <UPI) -A 2-year-old Santa Ana girl drowned in her uncle's swimming pool Sunday. Sherirr·s deputies sa id Stephanie Olsen wandered away from per arents, who were eat· 1ng dinner at the home or Rudy Villaneuva. They noticed the child missing and. upon searching the yard. found her floating in the swimming pool. actual practice bore little re- semblance to classroom theory. The last days or the Thieu re- gi me were marked by sup- press ion of n ews and newspapers, according to the young refugee. "My newspaper was one of them,'' Choung says. "Com - munications became one way. The government wanted the peo-- ple to hear but not to speak.'' "I only wrote the news the gov- ernment wanted me to write. I studied communications and philosophy in class, but I couldn't put it to practice." Choung, who for the past two months has lived with Mr. and ""''"ffv>: -'\fl Mrs . John Cooper, 24131 Puerta • Uf'll' ......... de Luz. lost his family during the rail of Da Nan~. He doesn·t know whether his father or mother are alive and is arr ai d that efforts to try to con- tact them might prove detrimen· tal. Eventually, he hopes lo try and reach them through a friend Ii vine: in France. While at Camp Pendleton he started a tent library for the re- rugees , beginning with a collec - tion or 20 books which soon grew to 1.000. Since h e received his sponsorshin Choung founded the Vietnamese-Ame ri can Associa- tion Q!._the Saddleback Valley , an organization with 40 members. El Toro Pair Held in Theft Two El Toro men who, until the time of their arrest. worked in the sandwich shop at Butrum·s Laguna Hills Mall store were jailed during the weekend on burglary charges. · O.ttw"91etsa... ...... .SEEKS NEW CAREER Former Newsman Choung Resettl.ement Land Submitted For Refugees By Associated Press The rederal government is re- viewing a proposal sut>rnitted by the Greater Los Angeles Com - munity Action program to help resettle 2,000 Vietnamese re· fugees now at Camp Pendleton, Julia Tart, director or the federal refugee resettlement program, said Friday night. Mrs. Tart said the proposal ha s been approved by the County Board or Supervisors and would establish Los Angeles County and some Oriental social groups. as resettlement agencies. "They would serve as resettle- ment agencies to identify up to 2,000 people at Camp Pendleton ror resettlement in the l_,os Angeles area." she said. "The emphasis would be to provide an oppartunity for Oriental agen- cies to help with resettlement.·· Mrs. Taft said tbe proposal still was being reviewed. "There will have to be a few modifications but 1 think it will come through,'' she added. Under the proposal, S.S coul d be runneled through a local agency for each refugee. Giacolone 'Mute' 1 durance "Pic-a.'fbon" at a I local music store with 57 ' other contestaQts Sept. 2. All Pedaled Out? Deputies identiried the pair as Kenneth Paul Garcia, 20, or 24111 Eaglemont Road and James Owen Ranr6s, 20, of 23731 Cavanaug h Road, both or i:I Toro. They were lodged in Orange County Jail. DETROIT (UPI) -A repoted Mafia chieftain, whom James R. Horta said hE: was going to meet on the day he disappeared, ap- peared before a Federal Grand Jury todlly but reru scd to help its investigation of the case. ''I don't have anything lo say," Anthony t 'Tony Jack'. Giacalone told newsmen berore he entered the Grand Jury rdOm. I Promoters sald. lDennis I Blakey, ol $1. Pe~rsburg, ! F1a., the old record hotder "' at 110 hours ts 'minutes, I "· dropped nut al 90 bow-s Ibis • year I . .._ Rep. Andrew Hinshaw <R·Newport Bea.Ii> me<ots with thtt Tim Wilhelm family of San Juan Capistrano, who traveled 'across •the 'COUJ)lry on their bicycles. The Wilhelms pedaled 2,000 miles In eight weeks and six da)'S. From left are Kinton, 9; Mrs. Glenda Wilhelm, Tim Wilhelm and Erik, 2. • I (' ... I Officers alleged that Ramos and Garcia entered the store's clothing department before it opened Saturday and stole shirts, ties, shoes and pants valued at $325. The loot was re- covered, deputies said. • I age girls who comprise the Junior Volunteers. ~ "It can be a pretty heavy lri~ rQ! m~y or these ~µ~~ wti. know tbey•O never 'tie oormil· again." said Ms. Kibbey. ""The kids decided they ne.ded a little lift." ' They embarked on a prolec¢ that has finally come lo fruition. It is called El Patio -a sunny. plailt-filled refuge rrom lbe sterile coldn~ss of 30-bed wards, misery and loneliness. El Patio was dedicated th.is week after the volunteers pc>Ul'ed many hours of work into the pro- ject, Miss Kibbey said. ''They went out and got dona- tions of plants, paint and furniture and then sold official U.S. Bicentennial decals to raise more money for more furniture," she said. The project is in an area called 1'the outer wards'' by hospilal staff members. It is a placl! where many patients goto die. , When the Army took over tbe center during Wprld War 11, they i!'lstalled the tile-roofed, mud·. brown barracks buildinp ond linked them together with Ions cov~red sidewalks. Two of the buildings ~ame together, forming the little countryyard renovated by the young volunteers. "Somebody a few years back put the slatted patio cover over it," said Mrs. Kibbey. "But the walls were still bar- racks brown, the flOOI' was cold • gray concrete and the windows facing in from the corridors were dirty while -not a very neat place to go,·• she said. The walls of El Patio are now sunny yellow, as are the window frames. The concrete floor is vivid Lincoln green. The bat· tered old furnlture has been replaced by new redwood deck and lawn chairs with bright floral pads. And banging in every possible corner are house plants donated by merchants, patients and some of the volunteers, themselves. "We are hoping the patients will take an interest in it and if they want to take care of plants, then so much the better for them," said Mrs. Kibbey. "And it's good for these kids to see they aren't the only people with problems.'' she added. ''Too many of them now are becoming the something for nothing generation out for all they can get and giving nolhing in re· turn." "'This will be good for the hospital stafr. too, because it will bring them in closer contact with the patients, who are their clienL~ regardless or their economic status,'' said Miss Kibbey. '"We sometimes have a pro- blem with attitude here on the part of the staff and I think this will be therapeutic for ever- yone." Ailing Twin Staying Alive PENSACOLA, F1a. <UPI) -A couple whose religion prohibits blood transfusions say they may 5ue a doctor who performed a court-ordered transfusioo in a futile attempt to save the life of a premalure baby whose twin sister remai ns perilously sick. When Mrs. Denita Ivey bad twins Aug . 31, three monlh.1 pre. maturely, doctors gave the babies a rive percent chance lo survive a t birth, However, she fttls the deceased child, Julia, was "murdered'' by the blood transfusion doctors said wa.s the only way lo improve the babies' chances of survival. .. The Bible clearly slates that Christians should abstain from any use of blood,·• she.said. She is aJebovah's Witness. -- • 1\4 DAILVPILOT .last •• with Tom arphioe NAME I/AMES DEPT.-Now that our coastal AssembJyman Bob Badbam bas announced his nm for Congress, you suspect his next task is going to be that of as- sessing bis strengths a nd liabilities. Badham has one sneaky liability that he better move to correct. Now, the PoliticaJ pundits in our midst are probably going to think that liability is the current congressional incumbent in the 40th District, Andy Hinshaw, or maybe the previous incumbent, John Schmitz. Both are expected to battle Badham for the Republican nomination. But it isn't the opJlOsition who will give 'Bob Badham his sneaky trouble. OTHER OBSERVERS of the body politic might suggest that Bob Badham will be attacked on the record he's stacked up during 12 years as an assemblyman in Sacran1ento. Badham 's opponents and critics, however, will find that for a man who has spent more than a decade representing us in Sacramento, he 's kept his nose relatively sanitary. Oh, there have been a few little incidents. Like. the . .time be.went ctuck hunt - ing and asserted he was making .. an ecological survey of the marshlands." Or the time he was allegetlly trapped in a Sacramento saloon ---when-it-got raid-ed for dispensing· hOoch "alter the legal 2 a.m. shut- down. Badham assertedly eluded the detection of lawmen by standing atop a toilet with the stall door clamped shut. Later. he was quoted as saying "it seemed like a good idea at the time. . ·• Still later, he was quoted as saying the entire episode was exaggerated. Anyway, a fter spending 12 years in Sacramento, a lawmaker ought to be allowed a few frivolities. These hardly classify as a sneaky liability to his future political career. ALL THIS NOW dispensed with, I'll tell you what Bob Badham 's sneaky liability is. It is a man named Bob Battin, · t~t·s who. ~ About the only thing Bob Blidbam and Bob Battin have in common is that they are Politi- cians. Beyond that. you doubt if tl)ey even speak. Battin is the Orange County su.pervisor from Santa Ana's First District. He once ran for lieutenant governor as a Democrat. For this effort, he Currently stands under indict· ment by the Orange County Grand Jury. Battin's plighl in this regard was excruciatingly detailed' only yesterday in the LA Times. · Assemblyman Bob Badham, on the other hand, is a staunch Republican and has never been indicted for anything. SO THEREIN UES Badham's sneaky liability. Badham, Bat· tin. Badbam -people keep get· ting the names confused. Even Badham's family has run into the problem. Thus Bob Badham faces the same vexation as the Goodrich Tire Coulpany wherein people keep confusing it with the tire ~t that advertises with a big blimp. So Goodrich keeps ad· v'ertising, '"'We're the Other Guys ..• •· Badbam needs a campQign slogan something like, "I'm the Unlndieted Other Guy." That might solve it. 7 • --r-----<---- Monday, September 8, 19'7-5 , ,,.."' .. Moslems vs. Chri.8tians , Street Battles in LeOO"on BEIRUT, Ubanon (lJPIJ -Rival PoliUcal IUld rellciOCll factions fought pitched street battles with machine (uni, bombs, rocketa and mortars today in the city of Tripoli, aetu.ni Off.a new political crisis between feuding leftists .and ri&btists. Police said at least 31 persons died and. 75 were wounded since fighting escalated SUnday and Monday and the toll wu ex· peeled to rise ·'many times.·· ollhl, cuttllll oil wot.er to Bat ot Ille clll''• aoo.oao illhalitaott, polloe ooureea •aid. •-•~ AcC<>sn to tlle emballlecl ~l( •. SS miles north al....._ was blocked by armed clvlll11uoedbloCb and lelepboneCGllDedl- weredltrvpted. A.MONG THE DEAD were 12 persons ta.ken from a bus and gunned down. The son of the Lebanese ambusador ta / Switzerland was reported to have died after torture. .s A hospital burned to the ground. ~ IOU RC ES WHO cotlLD Jet llrcqb to ·lltirut reported tut llle Tripoli war W ---ll)to a fwd bet•een -doailnan!Q-Moelelli leftll{ elementa -Tripoli and Cbr11Uan commandoe ftom Lebaw ·l'nlidellt SUlehoan Pranjl•'• hometownolZgborta.•mlles-U..utolllleeltJ, Z1borta la malnb' a.....,,,,.,. reiort and most ol lts-1clents Uve ln Tripoli duri.O(tbe winier. A~ resldeDt1'fU kllted In 'n'lpoll two days afo;andtbe 'fill...,. retaliated by·amballllnl_! .Tripoli bua and killln111au-.ersS"Ddu. ~-the bua mU1acre spread, leftlals stormed•"-• nilamanta. homes and even boepltalaownecl byCbrtsllauln illecltJ. Pitched street battles raged throughout the city, ~nd,. wl\1• nesses said Tripoli was ablaze wfth explosions anCI f1ff:S that. raged through the streets unchecked. . . Bombs went off at two water pumping stations dunng the 'Exchanging the Peace" Four women defied Episcopal Bishop of Washington and were declared priests Sunday in irregular ordination service officiated by retired bishop the Rt . Rev. George W. Barrett at St. Stephen and the Incarnation Church in Washlngton. School· Strikes ~ N-fl•e• l Miss-America 19'l11, Ta'wny Elaine Godlm, 18, oC Yonkers, NY, watehes Atlantic City boardwallc -K TL!_] H crvwd after recelvingerown. eep--ft:luS ~me ~~:,~coec1at ~ By United Preu lal4nalloaal Strikes by teaclienarolber un· ions kept nearly a millicu st"" dents out or classrooms or on re- duced schedules today at the start or another school week, and New Yorkers feared a walkout that would add another 1.1 million to the number of affected pupilS. In Boston. riot-garbed police dashed with hundreds of rock ... aruL.b.oJlle_.Jhr.o.wlng de· . monstrators near Charleston BAY AREA TEACtERS .STRIKE LOOMS, AS High School and 62 persons were arrested·near South -High as the City began Ila second year of court-ordered classroom de- segreg.f!.Uon. guardsmen were in 1icse1 +e in case of 1ny big outbreak of vlolenC<>. Armed 1uarda rode school buses In Louaville and Jeflenm County, Ky •• where and.ber bus- illl onler was In effeet. School cl· llcials said the number of white studenla •bowing up for bc11l111 appeared small, but lbe number of blacks seemed to have iD- creased over last week, when busing. and attendant dis- tUtbantes,""M""ga:n . · More than 500 persons have been arrested and several persons Injured in that area since the start"' bualnc last Thursday. CHICAGO TEACllEU reject, ed a board of edueatlm contract proposal and the city's 530,000 pupils were without regular c1 ...... Sal art es were Ille key Is- sue for the 28, 744-member THE ARREST total for the Chicago Teachers Union, and morning reached at least 67, ac· negotiations were going on under cording to fn unofficial count. a news blackout. Attendahce in Boston was below expectations. Police and Tbe teachers proposei! medi• U.S. marshals were on duty at tloo by Mayor Richard J. Qaley, schools, and 600 national· but the Cbica.go auperlnt.endent, Ford Veto To Stick -Albert . WASHINGTON !UPI) -House Speaker Carl Albert today predicted tbe-Senate--'d.-up-- bold President Ford's veto of a silMnontJI extension al dome£tic oil price cmlrola. Albert briefed reporters followlng-F.ord'.s-Wbite ----meetlng with Democratic and Republican congression·al leader.I In tlle Cabinet Room to cliscuas energy policy, Ford met earlier with a group of nine ( IN SHORT ) Senate Republicans an the same subject, .ti , Joseph" Hannon, said be did not . favor the mayor's entry Into the • WASHINGTON !AP) -Tiie P d e ' dispute. • Republicans will bold their 1976 .ro Porno reten 1ng ~ Talks .between the United ~fa=lnC'~:;"".::;: GOP C•NMatfoa 1!· ·'·"! .r.. . '"j: Federation of Te~chers with America locale contrasting with . ft. 80,000members. resumed in New the Democrats• Manbattanmeet-~T What' BBC D IF/.• h. 'S·---1-&:-9' "'" York at 9. a.m. PM after a in 1 "TOUJ · S to 0 Wit l.ttu.u<UU.IR• • sessiontllatlastecl until early to-4;,., Republican declalon was" LONDON !AP)-The British Broadcasting Corp. says it has not decided what to do with a film it made of a simulated porno· graphic movie that turned out to be the real thing. The BBC had planned to show how makers of porno movies work and feel about their job as part of a series called People at Work for the Open University. the nonresident school which uses a combination of broad- casts, summer schools and cor- respandence courses for students to earn degrees alJ over Britain. ''THE IDEA we had was to take two examples of extreme work situations,'' an official of the Open University explained. "The reactions of the blue movie makers and of embalmers were being contrasted with those ~f people in more normal situa· tions.'' 2 Shot in Head BELFAST, ..:l_orthem Ireland <UPI ) -Poli<.¥ found two men shot to death today and a booby· trap bomb cr itically injured a third. Both dead men were shot in the head. Police did not have their identities. The BBC said it arranged for one of its crews to film porno 1noviemaker John Lindsay at work. The day before the shoot· ing , BBC executive Gwynn Pritch a r d wrote Lindsa y: ''TI1ank you very much for set- ting up the shooting of a simulat· ed blue movie for our film. Since, ·or course, it would be quite out of lhe question for the BBC to be present at the filming of a hard- core blue movie, I really do ap- preciate al l the effort you have taken to provide me with a si mulation.·· BUT ''THE intercourse was the real thing,'' the leading lady, 19-year-old Cathy Schrieber, told the News of the World. "He was a nice guy, the guy I made love with, and I wasn't nervous.'' "I think the BBC men were a bit embarrassed. It's not their everyday thing. But I think they were also a bit fascinated.'' Another performer was Roger Nelson, who at 24 says he h.as starred in 200 blue movies. He re- ported: '"After the filmlng, the BBC asked me moralistic questions on v•hat I fel~ about making sex films . I s aid what l would say now -that basically it's just a film, a job of work. I don't see anythi ng immoral in it .'' THE DAILY Mall reported that Lindsay has sold bis rum to exbibitors in The Netherlands. But apparently the BBC's fllm will be laundered before it is shown . Relatives Moum day, but negotiators were made by the site committee fate pesslmisUc. A UJ1T spokesman Sunday after J'h hours of closed- said ''I'm not. optimistic'' about door deliberation. averting a strike. Far the !lay at .r,f least, schools were openror Ll ~FK. Prefle 1 million c_bildren in the natloo's WASHINGTON (APJ _ Sen. metropobs. , Richard s. Schweiker <R·Pa.), ~-':£.. .:· \ -~ ' , says be will ask tile Senate In- telligence Committee to reopeo the investigationof the assassina- tlm ol President JOOll F. Ken- nedy. Turkey Earthquake. Schweiker will sponsor a re- solution tbat would direct the committee to look into indlc:a· tlona that the Federal Bureau of lnvestlgallon and the Central In-' telligenc:e Agenc7 withheld In- formation that mlgbt bave changed the concbmcm ol tbe Warren Commlsalon, an aide said Sunday. j i , Cleanup UnderWay· UCE, Turkey (AP) -Slnall tremors continue to panic sur- vivors of the earthquake that de- vastated a section of eastern Turkey two days ago. Offtclals say the quake killed mc:we than 2,400 persons, and they fear the total will rise as they bear from isolated mountain villages. Necmettin Esenler. a municipal clerk who lost eight members of bls faml17, bold out his bloody bands and tearfully said: "ldugoutmyi-~d daughter Vedia from -a rock with these bands.•• MIUT.UT PLANES l!nlaill4 In 11 tons of food, blood, an- tibiotics and other relief sup- plies. Mobile boapitals aod mobile kitchens were set up. About 2,.000 troops worked alongsideCivillanrescueteama. Premier Suleyman Demlre1 toored the area and pledged: "No me will be left stanlng or homeless..•• Tbe 'nlrlllah slate •S:O.J!;'"" on1J claaalcal music Ill 1DOU1111n1 for the vic:tlma. , C.•1 Mhler •11e1c 7"! CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UPI:) t -A major back·to--~· deweloped In tbe southern~ Western Virginia coalfields t.>-1 clay with II We picketing reported 1 by dissident 111lners who have ' been demanding the right to strike Without threat of federaJ ; court lnJunetiODS, . "It's just about a full~"; said Ronald Lester of Betley, a 1 subcllstrlet officer In the United. Mine Workers Dlstrid29, largest1 in Ille lllllon. l Storm Watch • m Atlantic WOMEN IN dusty black shawls chanted moumlnJ scmp alongside tlle rac-ccwered bodies of their children. The stencb of de..U. llDed Ille air at Lice, eapltal al Ille - vince which auffered ,_ -the quake at nooa SalurdaJ, Tbe town of 8,000 was reduced to'rul>- ble. Officials aid said Ille burial grounds would not be larie enough for the 840 persons believed to bave died in Uc:e. Fromme Gun Ma.de ' Tlu.uukrswrms Soak Midwest; Great Lakes Hltlll L-Ptp. 11 ll>J 11 .. .10 102 11 .... 1• 11 " .. " " " " .. . " .. ..... " .. .... " ,. 17 II ., -,, Al " n ·'' 11 .. .. . '' " .-" " .... . .. .... ., ,. n " • n Al " .. " " ... " " .. .... .... .. ,. ·: := ;; !: I Co1utSto1t". T~r•tUl'llS CUl)t)t'd Into , .. -•1on9 n11.1<:h ol the norl~tn V.S. bOrdllt" -In POrtions ol t~ RO(ltlft. Fle ... 11'19s w•t• I" t~ 705 along tlW QUI'! Mod South Atle1>tk; toa•t. Meenwhllt. •n Air Fort• recon- nfl:!Ss.a!'fCe 1)181M! was 5Cl\eduled to 11, 1iirou-o11 • s1rengthenln<o1 troplc•I depression ., the storm moves -~ IO<lilY across tl'le Atl.ntlc: ~s~~~~~~~~, 0te .... ,theN•llonlllH1,1rrl(o1ne(Mi""" ..... ' F~asters S•ld tt>edep,..sslon - centered ln 11>.e Al11<1tk. ••t• s..nct.v -· ........... ~~· ... ~ ..: ..... t!GtMO ~ B •••" \/ .• .J~ .. ow .... '" ~~··) .. :-... TM ll\utldtft!Ol'MI ft ... IOPld l.W Sllftd1y fllOhl Ind 11,ly ,._., In Sou1n1rn low1 end clrHtM lnltl ~ MIMOUrl Ind nor ll'lwftt II tlllolt. TNre w•1 1lso -.,_ ~ 11¥lt't-fttw io-r GA•t LA1tn...w:i l"toMld't~. ~tornl Ktl¥11't 111 Southt..i Celi'torflll ll'ld 111'1• of Arlt-POMd 1 fl• floM Ulr•1t Sut1d•w blA •h flMh ftioed w•tc:l'lel *flll w•rnh'lg5 ex-,..,...., IOIM.,.. $o!flt foO fonMd In l"'-~ Ottlf •fld SOvtMrn At11n1lc Cir:la•I ....... _...,. ,.,...,. •nd '''" ..,., -1l't <AOud'I' lfl ,,,. Horii'! AllM!llc: •bovl 'OCI m iies e•st ol IM ~d hl•l'llh. Coaatal W~atMr Earl'I' ll'll)f"nino '-clouds ~ to, -Int' CMll, Ol~IM ... .n-. CIOudblHS tod1y •nd Tuttd•'I'· l.IQtlt ~ ••rl~ wind• nttflt ..0 momlne "°"'""Highs IOCMIY Inv. iow 10'1. CO.st•! 1..,,per1tu,... will ,.,.. belwHf'I .. •nd ,., lnt1nd -.m. C*et~1 wnt ,..,.,. '''".,....., It~ JL Tht.,.ltr tt'fl'loet'atureiirflllllot"" MONOAY StcOfld tow 1:0' p,m. o 1 $KOtld1'11"91'1 1t:1J1,m. .. , YUlllDAY f"lrMIOw J ;Ma.m. l.J Flnt l'l!Qrl Tl: 17 p,M, 1,0 ~IOW f:ll~.r"t. O.•, $11'! rl..nl:tl 1.ni., Mt• 1: !Op.in, ""-rlws •:,.. a .m., wt• t !Ot p.m, At least 1,000 more died In SUI'• rounding· villages, ofticlala aald. The continulnc tre-. were small, but they lnterfend with the search for the lllltnd and bodies burled In the debris. Some sur•lvors wandered 3round In a due, lrJIDJ to llnd re1au..,. and JIOI•-""" Otben fougbt over tents,. bl'!'*'b -clothlnc being amnbated bJ ,.......warlr.era. DRWER C4SVAL AFTER lllT-RUN BOSTON (l\P) -Buco SanchH 31, of Cumberland, R.l., was killed In a bit and nm accl· dent on Massacb...-SSUndaY. w11nes ... aald Sanchez-hit by a car driven bJ amm1- ·~· cot out, looked at Son chez body, lit a clcor and drove off. Six Decades Ago WASHINGTON <UPI) -Tiie .45-eallber cun L1nette ••Squeaky'• Fromme llimecl at President Ford Frtdal'wu made M years qo and scld as..,_,,. mentamplustwoyeanlM«. Tbe bill Colt 45 Ille carried, -of America'• moat popular aidearms, WU flnt -=Ille • ar'\1l1 and then sold as &a In 1~1 tald Rex D. Dll'ril, al ""' Treasury ~·· Bureau ot Alcohol, .........., lld Flrearma. D&YiaHld&allQJlbeN...._, 'l'lrelrma Tradns Centa-llM DOt boea.ablelodelftmlllelbep'1 blaloi,r after that, all....,. It eoalll be traced turu.r If armr -•otltsuleex!R. All -.,._bl .... , ........ ---llat Mid tbe-J badd-...me.ltbeJllD ••llllt ltolMfnlla llallllJiille&, v.s. Attoroer D. Dwa:rne Kefel told .reportera In Sadamento SalUl<laf tlle ...,.s OWDer,!>,llWlWllombe_....Dot ldenllfJ, waa aware Illa• ftomme bid ltlJl her-I Nioo. "We do not bell ... It lliia a olmiaal blaloey ," X.,.,. ..id. > t Tbe gun, Welfldng nearly 2"'9 JJOUDds, mu bave been retire4"a afterl913,Davilbinted. "II they're put •WIJ Ill_,.. cood eoncllUon, they last a .,,..,.. long Ume." be said. "If tile~• expoged to the elements or ! • they're fired conthlually • • .. they'll deteriorate." • He sald tbe arni1' In neenP-' years has stopped selllnc 1 bandauns as surplus. "General· 1 ly, they are reducina tJlem for : scrap now ao that lh01 c:aa't " 1 _..,,_... .. ..,... • .. ..-.U"'L • -• ~-Dtll .. , ···--···· Q ,,,,,,,,, •••• __ COunty..._ MMUI Hartt~• lNftttnoton 8-tt. •tMalbtlMlter ............. _ Sln°"""'*9. c.otiltrlflO ~ -...... ~,_ .......... _.._ ~ ................ ....... I I I -. I ' • ' •• ,- j -., f --. • .... 'I ' ~ w • ' .. ' IJerkel.ey School Target.ed . -• Mond!r· Sep-•. 11175 Pollee Kill Tenant OAU. Y PtLOT AS Strikes Multiplying Scuffle Emh in Death , SAN FllANClSOO roP5-Tbe 111\te picture Ballard'1 union has threateMd to watt out In bat area ••boola darkened !odor .,.tth ,,,_. • WodnMdu Wll841 _. I.a made In Wkl with walkoolto thnMened In Son Franctaco ana San J9fle the lldlool board.. over wq~ and 'Worllinl c:ondltlool. " • "--· • In San J..... a opoi<0111Jan of the Eut Side A mntlnc to dfa.euis pauible strike action wu Teachers A11oclatlon Sunday said about 600 "!'M<iuled ror ThundllY by teac.ben ot San J'ran-teachen would lllfOI\' up picket •tens Wednesday. CJICo's Clauroobl Teoc-. AalocaUon, •ccOntinc openlna day ror ioiiooo blah school students, If to Jerry De Ryan. presldertt.. • ''mtanln.gfulne•otl• ons'' dldo'toccur. Board negotlaton announced on Ille w~kend IN • . that $2.2 mllli"" had i-n round and would be ••• EUIBWRERE THE Bay A~ea . tered into necotlaUons ' -Ninety percent ol Berkeley a 980 teachen re-. mai.n6d oo •trike t.od'.ay to protest waae cuts made BUT DE RYAN CAD.ED the annow>ceme1t' 'a , because ot a clMlclt budget. Negotiations which had hollow promiH tied with knotled red tape." He and -mofr Friday nJ.i>l were l"elumedlata SUeday. James Ballard of the American Feder..allon ol -&me 10,000 pupils at 12 schools in Eas.t San Teachers said the djstrict bu failed to say how tar lose were aflected b)' a walkout by 365 elementary the money would ao. teachers. No negotiation! were scheduled. ''They 1ay they don't know how much a one per Teacher union leadership in Hayward urged cent increase for teachers will cost." s.Jlard said. that members reject a tentative contract agree· 1'They're comlna to the f,able wiUiout the buic kind ment reached by ne&otiators for both sides Satur· LONG BEACH (UPI) -Police today shot and . killed a man they said.. pointed a p!.atol al lhem. ( State J Dalton's truck reported- ly sideswiped anO(her true u he tried to chante lanes. Officen 11ld the de-Id man . identif;ed as Bad L'"'k Bike Protest Stanley Lewis. about l2, ROSEMEAD (UPI! -SAN FRANCISCO had been feuding with 11 An El Paso, '!ex. man (AP) -llundreds or woman tenant of the who was involved In a motort'yclists parked partme.nt building they car accident was arrf'St· their bike-s on Go lden both lived in and had al· e.J Sunday on suspi<'ion Gale Avenue al the le;«edly . threatened her of possession or mari· federal building here in ii With a pi stol. · juana aJ\ec t.he impaf...1. of protest against proposed c;>t~er tenants of the tM-ac(.•idenl revealed a federal regulations lhal bui!clio& reportedtr ~m· secret compartment In woul~require 311 cyclists C'ed .th~t Lewi~ ~ h1scar. to wear protective ~1ng earher Ill Pohce said they found belmct5. ~~e evenlng 8 .nd was 360 pounds or marijuana Police estimated thal Ne p.,..,;P,''«'"""'* gene~ally causing trou· packed in two -pound 400 persons were in- ble with_ other tenants hricks hidden in the volved 1n the dcmomtra· and walking .~P and down flatbed of a truck driven lion. which blocked traf· or information they need tom!gbtiate. •• dly afternoon. . . . 'Though he was flnit lheballway. by Douglas Dallon. 27. ficSundYy. llllools prl son er to -;;~~~;;;;;:~:=;:;;;;;:;""';;;;;:=0::::;===""1" receive a college Mellie• Saeed • . .. .. -. Clerk ·Walkout Averted degree while serving LOS ANGELES CAP) time, convicted -Avoteisexpectedear· murderer William ly th.is week on a ten· Heirens has been de-tative agreement expect. · .X.L.1.: • ----· --· --nied parole. Heirens -edtoend.tru.~bilily LOS ANGELES <AP) -Union votei'.o'lerithe .~~ againatchain and 111.tor independent.supermarkets has been in prison of the r1rst maJor. stnke weekend have averted a threatened walkout at but members voted by a 3·to-1 margin Sat\ll'day to since 1946 when he again~t. the. movie ~d supermarkej..s aod ended asix-4#1.ybakery strike. ·accept a new three-year contract. was found guilty of tf'lev1s1on industry 1n Some 5$,000';tetail.clerks had warned of a strike Union officials said~ agreement worked out murdering six-year-nearly 20 years. '· " ~ . ., in Washington with the aid or a federal mediator Leo Gertner, attome-y gave the clerks a SO.cents-an-hour wage ·hike old girl and two for the International AJ. retroactive lo July 28 and an additional 40 cenU an women. liance or Theatrical hourefrectiveJuly 25, 19'17. Stage Employes, said the The clerks, who had been making an averace new conlr•ct worked out $5.32 an hour, also won a cost of living wage clause. ReJID'8D Friday would get an ear· Meanwhile members of the International As· -e ly vote by the mem· sociation of Ma~hinists and Aerospace Workers vot· bership. cd 4·1 Saturday lor a new pact that will boost their Campaign Cate Gone wages over two years by Sl.35 an hour to $8.00 and -- I !Editor Found . . 1Dead in Vista DoRAN A. FARNUM, D.O .. F.A.A.O. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN .. !DURCH .... ~ of his office for tho practlc:• of OSTEOPATHIC MANIPULATION 32141 AApm Slnet. S.lte C s ... .-c..ai- 493-0101 · > ,, '· includes added fringe benefits . MONTEREY (UPll - VISTA (AP) -The why Miss Servaas had The machinists' vote ended a labor dispute in· B ')d'ng Fi re Sund 8 y n ight J=:;::=;::=~;::=;::=::;;:::::;;:::::;;:::;::::::;::;;:::;;::::;;:::::;;:;;::;;:;;:::;;;::;;;~ forme.r _!Tlanaging .eQit.Qr .. been killed. valving four major bakeries. About·'lOO machinists, m ~l aestrlfy(>d hfStoric Cer· I ·' of Holiday magazine has Miss Servaas had most who maintain equipment and bakery trucks, had rito's at The Wharf, a big BACK JO SCHOOL 'th H-.: 9:00 AM • 12:30 ,M M-..Y ..... Friday ly Appoiri1luc•I been found beaten lo de-recenUy been employed struck the Continental BaJrlngCo. Jastweek. WASHINGTON (AP) ferry-boat-shaped cafe · . WI alb in her uncle's home · t 1 d'arec\or for -Former California famed si'nce 1919 as the here, authorities s.ald. as ·~~ils. an 'J'hree other firms, Interstate Brands Corp., Sherill's detectives publications lor, the. In-OroWeat Co and American Bakeries Co .. tllen Gov. Ronald Reagan will place where abalone . ~· u·· tf•_r:;•f:·;j -s-aaiflne ..._... -"Z·--:--year· ;d.aanapc>lia-Hi-Mm'4:Gal oa:ea out 16out 2300llief maClllriisti. De-Uveries to eoteo-tbe-r-.ace-for--·the-steak-rmr-grrced 1l n , l_~ UU\JY w '' Landmark Fou .. -".:a•ion ft• ed b .... GOP presidential menu for the dis· o Id Sa n d r a J ea n H 1 -d h..,.r., • • local markets were not seriously ~·ect Y ~e I t I "b t erunc esaJ s ewasa 'k nom na .o~ ,,e ore criminatinggourmet. d Servaas ~as found Phi Bet.a Kappa stn e. Thinksgiving a_nd The$250,000fire ofun· Shoesforeverysportan Saturday "'.ti:ht by her graduate of Wellesley mount an aggre~s1ve known origin lighted up casual wear. Over 100 uncle, retirea Navy College Child Abuse Sentence challenge to ·Presadent bobbing yachts and fis· ~-·~t~yl~es~t~o~choo~~se~f~ro~m;:·:·~·::;:~~~~ Cap~ Herbert Camp'. · Font in primaries a key b d Authorities said an . • hing oats moor e s~P.porter sa1dt~ay. nearby ~as th e bi g THE CORO~EIJ,'S of-autopsy would be· con-As far. as I m COil· restaurant burned on Pil· HANG TEN I fiace said · Miss ScrvaaS ducted. Miss Setvaas PLACERVILLE (AP) -An unemployed ed h did t d · 111 be t ced Se~ b 'ell cem •, es a can a e a'ngs near the entrance lo l.ed of mulli'ple 1·n1·un·es was aJone in her uncle's waitress w sen en . on er conVI on d ed r r uff ed b h an we ve mov rom the l ou ris t ·oriented tolhe faceandhea~.. home at the time QI .the on charses stemming rom s er Y er the question or 'if,' lo 'tl.'harf The victim is the niece attaCk, authorities spid. 2·year-old daughter. ·when and where','' said · of Beurt Servaas, prCSi· · An ~I Dorado ~perto: ~Jury found. Cf.aye Sen. Paul Laxalt (R- .dent of .the Cur.tis ·. : E.Martmez,22,gwltyofinfiictingcorporaliDJury Nev.), who heads a Ar Publishing Co or ln-M~an Hono-'-.1 upon a child,. !elony. citizen ·s commiltee ror rests dianapolis. Serv.aas said ""'° .-.:xi She had been charged follo~g ~ May 4 inci· Reagan. in a telephone interview Susan M. Pastrick, a dent at South Lake T~. Police said she forced Laxalt said there is that his niece had ·ar-graduate of -Estancia her dau~ter to stand m a .cold shower and then ''no way" the Reagan rived in Vista recenUyto ·High School· .. Costa stood her 1.n rrontof anel~c ~e':lte~" drive for the presidency visit Camp and his wife. ~ Mesa, has 1been granted . ·The t:~L. allegedly being disciplined because of would involve a con· 1 A spokesman for the entrance honors bY Cal toilet tra.tnmg problems, suffered burns on her face, servaUve third party. -;;herifr's orfice said Poly, San Luis Obispo. neck and shoulders. . . . The senator comment- autborities b"ad not She was one of 146 of th~ Micb~el D. De~~· 27, an une.mployed Jarutor, ed durinc a breakfast turned up._ ll m urdi!r\ 2 842 frestip)SJl .&iv~ t:te ~ilS conv~ed of similar charges m lhe 1ame cue meeting with reporters at SACRAMENTO CAP! -Auto insurance com· panies will be rorbiddcn to ask applicants about traffic arrests for which they have not been COO· victed under a bill signed by Gov. Edmund Brown r SHIRTS ! ' plus _J BUSH JEANS RUGBY SfflRTS Cen1W1 . _ ....... REYER SE S~t .... Cotd1 PRUIT SHIRTS --· ·-· .,,... <MnM .; " " ,] I " W.:UPQD lUUl bad. no idea. ~r ,.:. : (', .•.. 1• • .and ls due to be. sentenced Monday. the National Press Club. \ . .. . . ;;-~:;.. ............... =---.... =-------------;;;;;;:--~~~...:.~~~~~~~~~~~~====:...;,...~~~~~~~~~~~~~,, ii>;~., . RABBm Jr. ' . . -•~••ow,tt•s -r.,,~~~~ -541.5554· , -COSTA MIU ... " 11 FU1 FllOM STRISS. ,_ .... "'MEW AM MEDrTATIOH'" , KNOB98FM ffB:TSUMDAT MO .... 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A8 D . .\11,\. PILOT E:DITORl .. \L P .\Gt: ~ ' \ I Monitor Is • Ill Order A controversial $275,000 contract awarded to Orange County Health Testing Institute (OCHTI ) by Orange County supervisors bas been given a stamp or approval by County Administrative Officer Robert • Thomas. The CAO was forced lo order an investigation of negotiations leading to tll.e hefty one-year pact when top county health department officials cried foul and it was revealed that Dr. Loui s Cell a "'as a founder or OCIITI. In the first instance, the health department of- ficials' squawk sounded loo much like sour grapes. It is no secret they lost a battle to keep the task of giving perspective and existing county employes physical examinations within their bureaucracy. As for Or. Cella, the multi·millionnaire political figure said he no longer has a financial interest in OCHTl . While the health testing unit operates rrom one or the hospitals Cella controls. at least in part. there is no reason not to believe him when he says he has rothing to gain through the contract. Sour grapes and political machinations aside, there have been enough questions raised about the controversial contract lo warrant careful follow-up . T h e board of s upe.r\'..isors. sho..uld appoint a. monitor lo poli ce the pact and to report to Thom as. • Wine, Liquor Dicker Campaign practice reforms undoubtedly have re· Puced the number of sacred cows for the California J,.egislature, but the lawmakers still have a few left. A notable recent example came up when the Legislature worked over a bifl to raise taxes on Blcoholic bcvcr ages to rund a lcoholism treatment brograms. It brought up all manner of arguments over how much of the load should be borne by the beer- drinker. the wine-drinker or the booze-drinker. l Assemblyman Robert Badham of Newport Beach rought mightily to reduce the propoaed Increase on beer -due applrently to his rriendshlp with beer lob- byist Daniel Creedon. Intheendhelost. I Not so the w ine industry. Producers of California wine got their increase pared to minuscule one-filth a cent on each fifth bottle. That cut $6.5 million out of the proposed alcoholism treatment fund. Lawmakers apparently were swayed by argu- ments tha t wine is an importllllt California product and an industry deserving of protection. But It does make the slate look preUy silly compared with the rest of the n ation: of the SO states. California stands dead last in its per-bottle Won wine. II the law is signed, beer will go up two cents a six-pack and hard liquor by about seven cents a fifth. Total wine tax, after the one cent per gallon increase, would be only four cents a gallon. Still, the bill cama out in pretty good shape and should become law. Governor Brown has had it on his desk for more than a week now and we hope he signs it. He s hould recognize that alcoholism is our biggest drug problem a nd one of the nation's three top killer diseases. Making-11 Easy Free-wheeling Herman Sillas, director of the California Dept. of Motor Vehicles, has found a new public-service program for his offices. Since many customers of the OMV branches are of voting age, Sillas reasons they would provide excell ent places for voter registrars. So beginning Monday, clerks in each office will be available to sign up over-18 visitors so they can cast ballots. It's an innovative plan that follows Governor Brown ·s desire to make state government more responsive to public needs. But we s ure hope it doesn't mean the lines at the DMV will gel any longer. 'I been readin' the' paper about your operation and figure you might be int.erested in someone with my qualifications!' ' 1 'socialism: -~-?~.-IRS Makes an Unfair Call · · . \ • l' ., L I I No Panacea I I I 'for Anyone t PAUL HARVEY J Pan American World Airways Dear- Gloomy Gus If Battin pleads guilty, will he be able to avoid prison and a fin e by making a donation to Hicks' "flash roll'' for narcotic s purchases? . -I C'1eanzng ffp-Legl.s"lntors' Pay :,~ It is not likely that many ( J citizens will weep for legislators EARL WATERS now facing the peril of having to pony up some back taxes in con· nection with the S30 a day living families into residence in the expenses which they have been capital city and given up outside blithely collecting seven days a business activities. Acoording to week in recent years. IRS thi& puts them into the posi- For the lawmakers have been previously given rullng.s by JRS that the allowances were not sub- ject to taxation and therefore they have not kept the records now being demanded. It falls into the realm or ex post facto ap- plication or the law. Not only have the legislators favored themselves with the sub- stantial added cash benefits, they have indulged themselves with personal automobiles and all expenses connected with it ln· eluding unlimited gasoline, at public expense. The possibility came with lion of residing where· they earn notification or recenldecisions in most or their income '\Jld makes NOT THAT the continued col-> PERHAPS the IRSact.ionswiU I I I f:st $250 million the past six ears -looks to Washington for escue. • Once-competitive railroads 1 ~e being shoved aside by a gov- Gloom' Gm (emmenh .,,, •""""11.0 b' •eH«t -cM not .,.c••••rtr, Alle<.111.,. ..;...,, •I tM Mw~•per. ~ ,_PH PN,..'9Gloem,Gu1, Dlllf .. 41.t. other s tates the expense allowances taxable Jection of unwarranted expenses jolt them into serious considera· which made 1• jncome. r jstobecondoned..Nooneelsein tion of t~e various proposals : s u c h 3 l . -. '\ public or private employment· is which seek to determine the pro-. t r nm .e n t -· f-po nsored 4!orporation. r .Bank e r s protest in· creasing gov. ernmenl 1noopervis-' 10n. l...The Wa ll ~reet Journal •ditoralizes, •·Are Democr acies Gove rna- ble?'' "Is Freedom Here To ay?" . Well. if capitalism is in trouble, Jet's see how socialism is doing. i I FOR DECADES, British workers were led to believe that Labor had all the answers. Now they have a Labor government, but no answer s. Britain's socialized steel in· dustry is losing $11 million a week. Britain's nationalized gas industry Jost $97 million this last :fiscal year. Despite two big in- creases in rares, Britain's na- tionalized railroads lost $350 million. The nationalized electric power industry there lost $565 million. Nationalized coal mines lost $8.5 million and nationalized airlines lost $22 million. Altogether, Britain"s n a· tionalized industries this last fis- cal year lost almost $2 billion. BEYO~D THAT, Britain 's money Is s hrinkin g at a desperate rate of 25 percent a year. Never in Britain's history has the pound sterling been so nearly worthless. Ray Coffey, in London, writes, •·The horrendous performance of the nationalized industries has become a source or deep embar· rassment and bitter division within'tbe ruling Labor Party.'' After all, seeking office, Prime Minister Harold Wilson had pro- mised extensive further na - tionalization of British industry. Britain's workers imagined that a Labor government would be most generous with work ers -and it was. BUT WHEN Britain takes over and runs British Leyland Motors. it costs taxpayers probably $3 billion over the next eight years. So tbe worker gets a larger paycheck -but higher taxes. And now the Labor govern - ment is pleading with laboring people to r ore gO'f urther raises. And the Labor government is canceling plans to truce over the aviation and shipbuilding in· dustries. Within Wilson ·s own Labor Party there is an increasing awareness that doctrinal socialism doesn't work. IN PRODUCTIVITY -output per man -Britain's nationalized coal, airline, rail, steel, gas and electric power industries now rank last among all Europe's in · dustrialized nations. Americans, beginning to ask if free enterprise can survive, must carefully consider the options. Our economic system, for all its shortcoming s, has been a good servant or the people. Let's not.trade a good servant for a bad master. lowances tax· IOGHL y incensed at this turn permitted non-taxable living ex· per level .of legislative salaries.. able. The al-, ~ ~ ~)J: of events, the solons are banding Pf ensesthe~cepl_ingi wl heni away{ Thehlemcllseantowf1"xaya_ ntoardeeqsoiuahi'etethesal':!; lotments were ~ together to hire lawyers to do rom e1r pnnc Pe Pace o · -J 0 rig in a 11 y /~ ~ batUe with IRS. work and residence. and eliminate tl)e excessive. made to help While this column has in tbe But the fair way for IRS to act fringe benefits. U they lumlsh· defray ll·v1'ng 11 be 1 crl . 1 f is to serye notice that bencerorth lheir owp cars1 and claim reim· pa en 1evere y tica o -~~-Uo be d b ts f ... and costs or the ~ a wances are to e--unemeo on y or .u.n use these .,Rayments, especially fur,·. •m d 't bl .~ · • l tbei whil •-•!in salons while d ft th 1 isl.a .e. e axa e, SuuJec.. o , r -.expenses e ue1. .... ~ . g ··way from ll1S en e eg lure is nt!t ~tteddeductions. on official state business there "" in session, one expects fairness Th ~ '-h id not ...,..to ··-·'dbelitU to ·u · their hom es attending the intaxalionbyJRS. esownss ou ex~.. wvu.t e en cae. sessions. It was started in the be in special privilege class, A blue ribbon panel composed days when legislators were paid lf, as reports for derp.ands of treated differeptly from other of persons not subjeet to only $100 a month. Sessions then accountability for expenses for state officials o~ emPloy~ All or legislative pressure could quick- were held only about six months the past two years indicate, the them_ with the present exception ly resolve the matter of reasona· every two years. IRS is seeking lo retroactively of the legislators, receive living ble PV tor legislators. But it . collect back taxes on these pay· expenses only when they are would. be a grave mistake to With the advent of the year mentsitwould&eemitisunfairly away from their headquarters estabt'ish a permanent com•' around sessions many of ~e putting the legislators' back to andthenonlyforactualexpenses missionforthisfunctiouasaome lawmakers have moved their the wait.. e iDcvred. have.proposed. Big Guns ·Aim~d ·irt :?oil:~ai;~ WASHINGTON -Sen. Bir<h Bayh, D-lnd., in one of the most audacious acts since David chaJlenged Goliath, will attempt to break up the economic power or the big oil companies He is preparing for a bruising battle. A private memo, intended for his' eyes only, warns that "the oi l industry is beginningtomobil· ize"' and that he "can expect fierce opposition." But Bayh believes the only way to bring competition back to the domestic oil industry is to strip the big companies or their con- trol over all stages of production from the oil well to the gas pump. HE HAS drafted legislation (JACK ANDERSON J which would prohibit the majors from engaging in more than one of the four segments of the in- dustry -production, transporta· , tion, ref mine and marketing. Here·s how Bay's bill would work , according to a confidential analysis: "In the case or the big eight - Exxon; Shell, Texaco, Amoco, Socal, Mobil, Gulf and ARCQ - which have major interests in all four segments of the industry. each company would have to de- cide which area it wanted to re· main in and divest ilself of aJl in- . terestlntheotherthreeareas." ~ through the Senate. The oil The analysis, prepared by staff barons are also beginning to get a aide Howard Paster, contends littJ" Worried. ''The industry that the oil industry is «,essenttat.. ori · ly non-competitive.'' "'J'he majOI' gin:ally did not get excited: companies control oil fields, however, that is changing,'' ·the transmission lines, tankers, re· memo adviSed. fineries and service statiOns.. ,·.~ • .. , ~· But it warned: ••wecanexpect IN OTHER WORDS, as Paster fierce opposition, not only in the puts it in his memo, they "'control hearings but also in the medila theoilfromthet~ll!-eitcomes_out • -: • and through the ol the ground unt1l 1s pumped mto the gasoline tank." Reduced to shareholders. sta~es, "the 20 largest oil <Om· panies control more than 7S per· cent of production, refmin1 and marketing and more than 90 per .. 4'Elll of pipeline capacity.•• How About a 3~day Marriage Option? -· 1b1s fives the oil gianta the power to manipulate prices. The Senate memo cites ''the in• famous .July 4th gasoline price increases'' as an example. Although the increases were strictly legal, ''the oil companies were able to prevent competition from holding the Increases in check by limitinf ref"inery opera- tions during May' and June and lhWJ creating a .su;>Pty-demand imbalance fdr gasoJlne im- mediately prior lo the peak driv· inR" season,•• the memo charges. •10n.e uncertainty," ad~ the memo, ''is the enent of the in· evitable Administration Support for the industry.•• Bayb resPonded to, lbia statememi by -scribbling in 1.b.e margin: .. We can't win this one on the Hill alone.•• ' But as the consumers dig de:- eper into their poekets lo paJ gasoljne prices and boating .,.,... ts, they may raise a boWI thll will be heard on Capitol hlltl Then the Bayh bill may haveta real thance. ' ~for Mrs. Ford! She's a re· gular one·woman sexuaJ revolu- tion. Not only does she candidly de- fend her right to s leep with her husband in their double bed ''as often as possible,·• but she can- did I y con· dones the right of her dau g h te r , Susan, to have a pre· marit al af· fair. Of course, like any good parent, she says, "I'd want to ,know pretty much about the )"OWlJ man she was planning to bave the affair with ahd whother it was going to b9 a worthwhile •counter or whet.her jt wu 10- • ing to be one of lb-•• ,'-' Well, Yoliknow. . So our revolutionary Flrat ~ hH at IH I brou&ht the e 1ubje<t out Into the open. To be aura, u with all revolu· d6M, thll one may caute pt'O-- ( ARTHOPPE ) blems. ("'But, gee, Susan, your mom said it would be okay .") OR TA.KE the case of Jerry and Betty Haberdash, whose daughter, sue, showed u.p one evening with a nervous-looking swain named Morton. "Mom ! Dad!"' <riedSUe1aily. "Morton has a question to pop to )'OU.,, ''Have you come, )'OWtl man,•· said Mr. Haberdash, looking up from bls newspaper, "to ask for our daughter's hand?'' "Well, ,no, slr," said 1ttotton, fidgeting . ''Not exactly her hand." "And can you support her," continued Mr. Haberdash stern- ly, "in the manner to which she's accustomed?" ·~1 don't want to support her,'' blurted Morton. "I want to live with her." "Jerry, let me handle this,'' said Mrs. Haberdash quickly. "Tell me, Mort.on, is this going to be a worthwhile encounter or one of those. ' •• , 11 08. HONEST, Mrs . Haberdash, I think it's going lo be really wortbwbUe. I know I'm sure lookin1 forward to it." "I mean from Sue's point of view. Do you promise, Morton, to f I love. cherish and culturally enrich her?•• "Sure. She can even borrow my library card." "And do you, sue, take this man to have and to bold until •• _ Tell me, Morton, bow long an al- f air are you planning?'' ··oosn, I don't know," said Morton, perspiring. 11How about 30 days •ilh an option to re- new!" ''Thirty days !'' cried Sue. burslin& Into tears. "Is lbal all you think of me, Morton?'' "Gee,Sue ••• '' ''Before we tel lbe date,'' mllled lln. .ffaberdash, "we'U have to pick out the anoou.nce- mmto, the 'Al Home' cardB, the guest llal for Ille ~ and .. ... In the end, Morton and Sile de- cided to 1et married Instead on the l"OWlda It wu simpler all around. Mr. Haberdash wu still punted by the whole thing. "What l.n taniatlon wu that all aboUtT''becrumbled. , ' B•t llra. Haherdub just ·smiled happll1. I I J ''Uthe samecODifaniesdid not control the flow o crude," the memo contends, ''the refinery operations and the ttlalling or 1aso11ne by aueb ••• a bJ&bly an- ti·competitive maneuver would notbave ~en-posfible~" The memo abo c:lteo '\the re- fusal or the m al or oil _.mes to ,sell lower·l>rlc.d domestic cnide to lndepeudeot rd"UMllles W>tll fatte4 to do eo••· by the Federal EntrlY Admlnlstnitlon. 1111! ULTlll.ATE vldlm ct \lit oil companle1• colluatob, of f!'OUl'Se. are the cu.st.om~ who have been pouring more end' nicn o1 lhetr earnin1111 11116 the pockets or lb toll men. Bayb bellevu he bu • cood -.hance, of pu1bin1 Ma bill ----· --- OflANGE COASl' DAILY PILOT l!«J<rl Ii. W•ed. Pobliikr Thomot KttOil, £dJtor Barf>ato Kr~bich. >. .. Edilorlal Page Edil.or '· The editorial pace ol the Dall; Piiot seeks to inform an(t• stimulate readers by presenting on this page dlVerte commentary.! on topfrs of interest by i)'Tldl cat• .. ed colUfn.l).ists. and\cartoonist.1, h){, proyidinc • forum ror: readers• views aqd by presenting thi~"" newspaper's opinions and ldeU~ on cul'J'fnt topics. The editorial opinions or tbe Dairy Pilot appea!LI' ~fy in lheed.ltortat tol\Jmn at th~ lqp of the page. Oplnlcna C""1 prtUed by th• columnists and! hrtooni1t.-1nct. letler writtn1 a~ 1 thtlr own and. no tndorsement oJ lhelr \llt!wa. by the Daily PH~' ,lhould beltlf~.-.. "' ~y,SeptemberB, 1975' \ ' I I I l ' I I ~ ' 1 ' I I ' I 1 ! i ~ I ) • 1 ~ 1 I • ' ' ~--······ ·-.... • rf - "QUEENIE ... ' ,~ .. ------ ..... Ur')((•! II . '' ' fase lJnsolved I ' ' ' I I l Still Soughi ' LOS ANGELES (APl -What ever bappenedt~ :the Slasher, ~ho temlrized this city by slitting the throats of nine men in a 2~ month period nine months ago? "Technically, at least, the Slasher was never arrested,·· Jay Berman of the district attorney's of. fice said. ''The case is still being investigated.'' AND THOUGH 'l'HE POUCE Slas~F--Task ,Force ~as been cut back "considerably," there still · Jare Policemen working full time on the case said a ,..li~e spokeaman ,.Lt. Dan Cook. • : The killings began Nov. 13. A victim with his throat slashed eai-to-ear turned up about once a ·"'·eek until th·e end of January, sparking one of the biggest manhunts in this city's history. Tbe first seven murders wer~ in the Skid Row area. Several victims were reportedly homosexuals. Police have said virtually nothing about the Slasher case since March 17, when public defenders ror Vaughn 0 . Greenwood, then in jail on another charge, obtained a court order forbidding law en- forcement offi('ials from mentioning Greenwood in the slashings. THE GAG ORDER WAS SOUGHT alter · published speculation lit)' members or the police ! force thit Greenwood, 31, may have been the ~ Slasher. f Greenwood was arrested Feb. 3 and accused of ~ assault with a deadly weapon in the knife and · hatchet attack on two men in the suburban ' Hollywood Hills. He was convicted July 31 and is to be sentenced Sept. 10. · Attention focused on Greenwood because the -1ast slashing victim was tot.Ind three ·days before Greenwood's arrest and because he had· bee9 con- 'victed of a slaShing tltt•ck':ln Chicago. ' · . . ' 1 POLICE RECORDS IN CHICAGO show Greenwood was convicted o{ two charges or. ag-1 grayated battery in ·a May 1966 Slashing and stab- { bing attack on Mance Porter, 70, who lived at a Skid Row hrea hotel. Porter's throat was slashed ear-to· ~ ear with a knife, buthellvedtotestify at the trial. Court records show that Porter said Greenwood ~ forced him to perform a sex act. Greenwood was re· ? leased fr-0m prison J ari. 3, 1973. , Chicage palice homicide Sgt,. Rocco Rinaldi . ~aid in March tbat Greenwood was acquitted on two ;.:rnur'der charges in June 1965 in the fatal slashing of tone Chicago Skid Row drunk and bludgeoning.pf a second. I ' .Doctor Revea"ls ' . 'Granny-battering LONDON (AP) - Child-battering a nd wife· .battering have been well ..publicized, but it's time the public realized that ' " Americans " ·' 'Needing' :Roughage some people beat their grannies, Dr. Geoffrey Burston writes in the British Medical Journal . ''One wonders ·how many of the elderly who 'fall down frequently,' do so because they are as- saulted," he said. Burston, a geriatrician at Southmead Hospital in Bristol, said in a telephone· interview he has seen old people with bruises and broken bones and ribs. '' HOUSfON (UPI) -A Family doctors, London physician says bospitat· casualty of· .white bread is the basic ficers and social workers cause of constipation and should be aware of the if Americans changed passibility of granny. their diets the laxative battering. he said. He Id b bl amed the syndrome on industry cou· e theinadP.Ouatehelpoften eliminated. -, Dr. Denis P . Burkitt, 8 given to relatives left to 5 u r g e 0 0 8 n d copewitholdpeople. · e.pidemiologis t , said "Jn no way do 1 con-~mericans do ·not eat done granny·battering," Burston said. ··But I nough roughage auch 85 think there are very few bran. wheat. b arley, oluswhoatsometimeor b>m, rye, potatoes, peas a not be r, per b aps ~:e::i~ white bread. physically or !1t least tittle roughage or verbally, haven t lashed r, and too much in out at so~eone when Olli' d'et causes constipa· temper Just frayed:~ 1 much. I am sure this 1.s '·i think the American what must happen.'' ~et should go back to . ead and potatoes. but Grading u....:-G whole bread and ~ ,iled potatoes, .. BurlcJtt s.<CRAMENTO (AP) 'mde said studies in 1.a -Grading work will tries showed a link begin soon on 3.8 miles ol ween Iow·rougbage the 21.S.mlle unfinished fliets and constipation part or Interstate 5 ~•d such dlseas'e• 811 between Stocklon and earl disease. gall S&cramento, the state ones, appendlcltjs, dl1·· D eipia rt m e n l of 1,Bses of the intestinal Traneportat loo said . fining, cancer of the col· Pi om bo Cor·p. of San p1J:t •arlco1e vepis, Carlos submitted the 1l4m or rho Ids and lowelt pr live bids, obesity. $3,487,000. • I .. ' Shell Infbrmation Series: Gasoline Mileage -~~iiii~/ Shell did a three-part test of so me of that mileage advice you've been getting. The first two parts showed the value of good "mileage maintenance.• °'"' -,. The-third-part showed-how much we co uld stretch a gallon ot gas using onl driving techniques. Doing the same things might save you money, ana the oountl'y- gasoline. Mileage .sabotage To show the benefits of keeping a car in top mileage shape, I needed a car that wasn't in good shape. So I got one ofour Shell company cars and sabotaged it. First, I putthecarslightlyoutoftune. I set the ignition timing back five degrees. Then. I made it idle a little too ·fast and too rich . N~xt. I put on bias-ply tires instead of radials. And I lowered the tire pressure from the proper 24 pounds to 19. Then I put the wheels just a hair out of Here I am \11th the test car. Alter the sabotage \.\'as done, I don't think the car v.•as in any "·onie shape than thousands uf can; on th\! road. alignment (V.. in. excess toe-in). Finally, I put in a mileage handicap that most people don't know about -single grade 30 weight motor oil instead of an all-season 10W40 molDroil. Phase one: I think there are a lot of handicapped cars Still wonde1ing what it • was all about, our Zl test drivers took turns driving the course, a 22-mile p'ath that included both in-town and highway driving. The drivers didn't know Each\vasinstructed to v.·e had ini:;talled thi:; h precision fueJ...measuring drive in his or er equipnK!nt in the trunk. usual manner. After each driver s turn, I sneaked a look at the special mileage meter hidden in the trunk. Average for all Zl drivers -13.6 miles per gallon. Now here's a bit of a shocker. According to the best infonnation I could find, 13.6 mpg is >wt bad mil£age for a car of this make and year. So, while I can't say there's another car with exactly the same handicaps, I figure that a lot of cars probably have mileage handicaps just as bad as our test car. Phase h!o: What's good mileage maintenance worth? After all 23 drivers had finished. I set out to undo the sabob!g!!. By changing from bias-ply tires to steel radials at the right pressure, we exjM!Cted ID improve gas mileage about seven percent. By Dave Berry, Shell Mileage Expe,rt Our test group \\"as madt> up of onlinary dri\·ers. Orerall mik.-a~ impni\'effit'nt \\a.~ z1..:. !lt!l°tt!nt. We looked for a five perceni boost from correcting ignition timing. An in1provement of about four percent "'a" expected from con-ecting the idle mixture. And, although we couldn't say how much. we expected to save some fuel by getting the wheels aligned . correcting the idle speed. and changing from single grade 30 weight motor oil lo a multigrade JOW-40. When the same 23 cbivers drove the course a second time, \\ithout knowing the car had been changed, they· averaged 15.6 mpg. An improvement of 14.6 percent -two miles B"r gallon better. or course savings \\ill be different for different cars and cbivers. How to figure the real cost of mileage maintenance Obviously it pays to make mileage improve- ments like proper tire pressure. But what about a tune· UP or radial tires? ls the gas you save worth it? Let's take a tune-up as an example. It could easily reduce gas consumption by five percent. For the average driver, that would be 371'.! gallons a year, enough to offset a large part of the p1ice of the lune-up. 1 The point is. when you're deciding ID have a particular job done on your car, don 't forget to consider the potential gasoline savings, too. Of course the best gas stretcher of all cost-' nothing. It"s the way you drive. Phase three: "Pretend it's your last gallon" 'That's what I told our test drivers when we started the thin:! phase. We wanted ID see how much farther a gallon would go when they used good mileage driving skills. Here's what I told them to do. One: Accelerate gently. You don't have to l v.·ent ak>ng to "back!letlt drive" in the third phase or~ tel!lt.. My mileage tif)! helped the test. group averag!' an a1klitional 8.9 percent imprcn'l'ment. creep away from a light. Just take it easy. Two: Anticipate st.ops. Take your foot off the gas and let the car coast up to the intersection. , Three: Don't go too fast or too slow. Most cars get their best mileage around 35 mph. We didn 't go over 50 on the freeways . ' --l - \ Four: Get into high gear quickly. Jfyou have an automatic , learn to "feel" the shifting. With these tricks, our test drivers got an average of 16.8 mpg . An additional 8.9 per- cent for a whopping~S.5 percent over the first run. That'sequivalent ID nearl:t. three months" worth of gasoline per year. "nlLotllte value of just one month's gasoline Maybe your car is already in good shape. Or maybe you can't afford repairs right now. ' ' But remember, our chivers saved nearly enough with the driving techniques alone to . add up ID a month's supply each year. And they didn•t creep around at a snairR pace to do it either. They averaged 33 minute• to cover the cow"Se in the first two runs and only six minutes longer "ith good mileage chiving techniques. 'That"s a small inconve- nience for the potential saving. . ' Here are some ways your Shell Dealer can help Mileage Markers Stop by your participating Shell Station for a free set of these Mileage Markers. On your speedometer, tiiey remind you (not to men- tion others \Vho drive your car) at which speed~ most cars get the best mileage. Talk to your Shell Dealer if you have questions about the conclitionof your car. He may be able to help. -- Check the Shell lineup for the right gaoo· line for your rar. Shell Super R<'R"Ular Lnll'aded' ha....; g-ootl driveability to fight :otaUout and he!"litation. Its excellent dctl·rgent pro1 )(·rtie." help keC'p your carburetor clean. and that's g(}()(I for mileage. In adclition, iL'5octane rating i:-< higher than the government-required minimun1 for unleaded ga.~linC'!', :--11 it can stop knock iJ1 many '75 cars . Super Shell ha~ thl' same good chivcability and delergCnt propf'rties a-; Shell Super Regular Unleaded. Cse it for top-rate J>e.r4 formanct• in pre-19;;, rru·~ that rl'quire high octane fuel. Shell Regular i~ our lo\Vt•:-:t pritl•d ga ... o\inl'. If vour car run ... '' Pll on rPJ.,rular, USt' it. • :<.10111 lalt• IT'lfHl1.J rar,; can tJ~c ll nle:id .. d l.CTI'"!<n•· Tn makr cert;un th11l .\·,,ur c11.r c11n. ch1'l'k S"llr 11..,, n•·r·~ manual. Any questions? Write me. Just write Dave Berry. Shell Oil Company, P.O. Box 61609. Civic Center Station, Hous.. ton, Texas 77208. I'll try to gi\·C' .YOU ans\\·ers. I'll also send along a copy of our booklet, "Confessions of a Mileage Champion."' People working with energy • • \ t. • I ' • 1. I I i I • • . 1 J tl--;lf -OAttY "!LOT • I Shooting Suspect Convicted SANTA ANA -A man who adm itted fatally I shooting hii male com· panion through the eye after the pair quarrded over the use or an automobile has pleaded guilty to manslaua:hter charges in Orange Coun~ ty Superior Court. Judge Kenneth Williams sent Lawrence Leonard Brim. 26. of COiorado Springs. Colo .• to the state's Chino facility for -_ pre- sentencing study. He will sentence Brim Sept. 18 to what could be a state prison term of up to JS years. Brim was booked on murder charges last March 3 when Stephen Kent Pee ry, 2 6, of Fullerton , was sho t through the left eye while he was at:guing 'With Brim. Police said Brim was a guest in Peery's home at the time. . Deacla Nocfcn WHEELl!R MARJORIE M. WHE ELER. r1$I· dent ot HunUnotQtl IM•ch, C•. 0.11 of de-11'1 S.ptember 2, 1t1S In Huntrl'!Qlon &11Ch. 8ornMiorch 20, tl'M In Porllbnd, Oregon. Survi'H'd by t.tr i.on, J•..-R. Wl'weler of Huntlrt11ton a.acfl. S.rvl(ll Wiii De MIO •t 3:00 P M TutW.Y, 9r•v1llC11, W151mln511r Me moria l Peril. Rev. Or. JamH c. 0 1..,. offl· clMI. Smlllu' Morluiiry lllr1tlor<1. SP'l!ROUTQ JOVITA SPEROUTO. 01te ol dfflh Se1>11mber ~. lt1S In ~f*"'· C.. Born "\lr'Ch 11, 1'01. Survlwd by Mr._;- Rudolph Cltnlut111os ot Huntl1111ton Be.ch, C•.; t gr•ndchltdr.n .rid 1 grNl-tranot;hlldren. Roury 1:30 PM Ml)n(lly, Smltlli' Cheptl. M9ut:OOAM T"'MMoy, SI. Simon & Juo.: Me;Mllt & --tAGl•~l4.......J~ntr--G $Mpl'lrrd C1rn111rr. Hunlln91on a.-11. c.. Sfnllh1' MortllWY dlrec· ..... • McNEIL.LY .JOtiN JAMES Mt NEILLY of Casi• Mtw. c.. palled 1w1y S~!ell"Cler s. 1t7S. Sl.trwlved by 1111 wll1 Kattlerlr..: ._ 50rl'-How•rd McNeUl"t of Gt""ts Pe$,°'"°" Mid Randall Mc Neilly of Colt• Mew; dilluthter. Hatal Upard of COlllll Mew; • gra,.dchUdren ar>d l Monday, S!ptemt>er-8, t975 LM.Boyd No Applause -For Anthem Remember , the lobster always enters its burrow, tail first. WAS NONE OTllER than Gene Fowler who said, "Success is a toy balloon among children arm ed with sharp pins.'' ORANGE COUNTY Land Use Element • • 1 • ' ' Paramedle Team County Nixes Training Bid SANT A ANA -OranJle Coun..lf. Admlnlatratlve Officer Robert Thomas w,.in ay wlll uk the county Boan! of Superviao<I to reject a propotal by Santa Ana Tustin Community Rolpltal to train Its own~olpw;amedica. Supervisors last month tentatively turned thumbs ddwn on the idea after heartna: an oral pre- sentotion by hospital and cliy ofOclala. But they asked Thomas to exploretheposaibillty anyway, -, PUKAS-5.49 ·COR~ 11ec1, Orange, Slllllky LIQUID SILVER LIQUID GOLD TURQUOISE HIS CLIENT ASKS i( ba bies ever cry audibly . . befo~ they're born. Definitely. Medical r e· cords list o ne inst a n ce wherein an unborn infant wailed for 40 minutes. CL~Jw...e Due THE eosPrr.u..uked tor permlssloo to train ·~ a second y,aramedic team f« Santa Ana to auament the exist ng county-trained team until a se;ond SANTA ANA -Six-countyteamcanbeputlntotbefieldnextyear. TO OUR Annu a l Li meriek Contest comes thi s s u,bmi s s io n from Will iam K. Alsop, Jr.: ''It's no trick to fix wJ cks Qr mix wax ... I 'm sick of thick chicks in slick slacks .•• 1'"'or kic ks, I s tack sticks . , • Pick fl ax, or pack bricks . . Sack tacks, or ax ticks, or track yaks." • N.EWLYWEDS Just about IO percent or all the newlyweds 25 years ago lived with in·laws. Fewer than one percent do so now. True, that was fairly soon alter WOrld War II when housing was hard to come by. But our Love and War m an says that situation is flat out incomprehensi· ble to most young couples today. That was about the year when "Good.night, Irene" got so popular. Whe r e did you and yo ur matrimonial mate live then? Q. "ON WHAT occasion is it okay to ap- plaud the National Anthem ?'' A. "Never," says a Washington, D.C. pro- tocol spe£ialist who always wears a severe correct suit. teen proposed technical changes to the Land Use Element of the Orange CoWlty General Pla n will come before the county Board of Supervisors Thw-sday for adoption. It will be the first of two general plan a mend- m ent sessions s et for this year. Under the state law that r e quired g~eneral plan prepya- t1on, three a mendment sessions are allowed. TROUGH MOST of the proPosed alterations are relatively minor, several are expected lo trigger s harp d r bate among superviSors and land de- velopers. Among other things, supervisors will consider prdposals to establish minimum lot and dwell· ing sizes for'each.type of residential unit described in the.g""'l':ai TIUEVES plan and make specific That one out of every 15 department store a d j u s t m e n~ t s . · i n shoppers swipes something has been rePorled. perm itted development -.A n~_U_gnwide !ludy i:e~e~ it. But local re-densities. :., - search in New York City indicates one-out or-~=i\iajor c h anger-are every nine shoppers swipes something there. also expected in the open Ave"rage theft at last r eport was about $36 space provisions of the worth. land use element, includ- ' Address mail to L .M . Boyd,.P.O. Bor 1560 Costa Mesa, 92626 Copyright 1975 L.M. Boyd To date. all 92 oaramedlcs in the county have been trained and certified ~ an intensive pro-... gram at Orange County Medical Center. Thomas said the Santa Ana-Tustin proposal t- "has not been formally ·preaented in a clearly de· fmed manner to either the .~ty Emergency Medic.al Care Committee OI" the health officer.•• He told supervisors ·in bis report that the hospital to date has only a&reed to provide the same or better training as that offered through the medical center. "THE HOSPITAL has not indicated at any time the scope of their proposal, that ia how many paramedics'they propose to train and (or bow long would the training continue to be provided," Thomas said. · • Thomas conceded that the single paramedic unit now operating in the city is overloaded a nd a second county unit won't be operational until next ' u oc loW...ctM tissue.--.ex.tr.acu.--mull.t I blood su~ar. shouldR't •I. ~ vtr.'Jnin the rapy and "l able to eat all the sugat' t ~iropractic care. ~ ~ 11"•.rh?i'~ question is often While the terrri "low hloorl : k . sugar" would seem lo 1n-. ;. ~s 1 ed by patients who have dicate that a di et high in i'IU~· ,& ~us lea rned. that th ey ~ave ar content is need~. such is ,..! hypoglyrem1 a. but aren t yet not t he case. Th e idea is to i .a v.·ar~o_f 1~s fu!I maintain a healthy blood sug .• _..,, , 1 ~pJi calJ ?n5' arlevel.nottry lo"catch up" J A's muc ~ as I with insulin production. Can-· • __ ,,_ v.ould like lo dy a nd frulL"> v.·ith a hi gh , r-------------------~ tell ~h e.m Ye:'· naturalsugar contentmay be .? lhe a~o;wer is an excellent sou rce of quick ; May. no . 0 un -energv for peopl e V.'it h dt-.rst.and v.·h.y norn::ai!i sugar levels. but they . ? ' ~-' this IS SO, V.£'. c8)1 ·lfe i'.ftla .dhWO fa JI of the ~ " m ust look at , •:-t · · ' S h• k ( · ,'f_\ j u s t w ha 1 bypo«tYJJ:emia.~1s:t1m . \.' C I,( -....... , ... 8f$ ' 'If" ~--.--.• .,._,._., .,,.g1yeemi• _, wo.+li~i m-• or l •V.11' e ..... o.e. is, -tiypog ly l i\., ar e r e-Baaically. it is an overw gniied. te and func· ~ Offer ... N .. EW ittretion of insulin by lhe tklnal . ~ 1::14 organic .,s pancreas. '(his surplus ill:'!.' hypoal~~~rv ·may resulL ..... __ 5ulin rpUns I.hat P.£Q le with from ~h:Mi. the runcti~onal ., We• 1 g. ht Loss ypoglyce mi· conv ert .. r va e!Y ,, most on-..-.. --food to energy much more bv a disorder of the hver • 11uicklythannormal. lhe stomach. pancreas and For this r eason. rrequent adrenal glands. 'i P I ti.\;"'-• feeclin~s are necessary. The l\'ature inlend£.-d for your rogram. '-..~ ~iet should generall y be high glands to functi on properly, · 1n fat s and protein (slow con· but they must have a normal ""'Ii · version to energy) and low in now of nerve impulses to do-s<f 11------... -----______ .. ca r~OJ!ydrates (fast con· !'io. \\'h ilc all branch~s of lhel(\ · >gre1111.qrandchlldr•"; brother. WllUam McNtllly of ~!tau. lretillr>d. Se,.....ICIH -••Mid illl ll :OO AM Monda.,, Pacific \. _ _. .... ,. ... -_. .... ,. ... -_. .... ,. ... -,,. .... ,..., Vh Olapel. lnternwnt, Pacific Vie., ing an incentive for de- v e Io per s granting higher densities when more than 50 percent of a project is r etained as open space. Totally different than any other version to energy ). Obvious-heali ng arts recog n11e that :..is ly. & diet high in sugar con-th e nerv es pass down the 1 tent would just compound the spinal col umn and 'emer~e Cf probl em by bein1; co nverted throu,ghnerveopenings inthe t to glucose and "'burnedup"in vertebrae. Chiropractic ts- Mt,,_lal Park, N•wpor1 Baach, ca. PK Uk Vlt!w Mort1,1111rvdlr•cloo.. ORAHOVElll 1 tlYMAN GRANOVER of N9-1 a-:11, ca. 0.1. of o.atl'I seocfmbe.r •· 1'15. S11rvl .. •d tiv Ills wife $.aral!; s~. R•lPl\8er1(of Coronaoel,.,..r. Gt"}l""ll<le i.er .. lc•s _..,, l'leld at l :OG PM Monday. 5-Pt•mber I, Paclfk vi.w #tfnOl'lilll Park, N•wport S.iKI!, ca. Patillc Vlt!w Mor11,1er¥ dlr•c1~ aORAUX .. IERAE 1101tAUX. rosl!Mnl ot t.,._ Nlg!Mll, Cl. 0.t• of clNll'I Sitp. 1•tn0.r •. 1•1s, S11rvlv•d by -• dHgflter, Mr&. Merl• J•nnl~ ol t.tg._ Nlil"'4; -vr•Mldilllll!lhl••. Mr1. C•rm•n Jol!t11on of Ugi;na NIJllOI; J ., .. 1..,.randcrllldr"', Mmr'll, 8rilldl..,. •~ Vlctorl• Jollfl-; -"*'·Mn. P•Sq111111111 8reytort of MtNo Por11. Gra\lh.lde Mr .. k•t MofldillY 11 :OO AM. AK9nslon Cemttery, McCormlcll &..-&oecb Mol'11.1••Y dlrocton. ASTIElll ROSE ASTIER.•tt•7, reMdontof El Tot., ca. Oale ot ~•11'1 Sillptenlbtr 3, 1tSS '"~''..,,.Sill, C.. Sl.lrvl,,,_,by Mr .IMl.lgMer, I.._ A. Elder of El Toro;• or•11dcllildr•h •nd 6 11•••1· ••4Mct1Udr111n. ~•• or Ctltl11•1" 9un61 Mii be M.MMMy, 11:00 AM. •I Mo111ole1,1m Chapel, Holy Cro•• (Mnatery, Lo5Anoei.s. 8ell 8roadW'i11 MOftuw'tdlroctors. IOUWMAN ISMARANTI BOUWMAN, -oess.,.. lkltntol Sillnl• Al'IO HtlQl!tl, C.. 0.Mol w.th Stplemtitr s, t•7S. G•-~lde MtYkff Wiii bo held on Tuetdllly 10:00 /llJli, £1 Toro C•mol•tf· 8•11 6rOlldw111y MOrtlNIFJdlr.c:ton. ' TllllENC:H TltEVEl.YN TRENCH, teslc:letll of Cost• MtU, ca. Datt of death ~ ~ J. 1'75. Prlv•I• wrvkn _... tltld 1111 El Toro Cemetery. 8tll aro.a..y Mortu•ry 01rector&. IEA\. SABINA/ii.. BE/il.l.,99110, ,...,_,.tot ~ Hill9flts, ca. SUl'vh'illd bY lier ~ ei.s c. S.•t ot Htwport Btil(tl, Cil.; -son, Robilrt 8"1 or s.itil Milrlil; t-dill119l!Wn,, u111an Qllllrlltlfflln fll Qnogon ilnd Bell• 8•i1Qa of Redllllonds,. c..; 12 '''"lkhlldrem. S _..i..,,..oct111<1ren. 5e-l'VICH Wiii be held TW1dillY 10;l0 AM, B•ll 8~y Cfloc:iol. l...Wrment, HlllslOo Cemet1rv, Aftllillftlh, C.. bell 8rotdwily Mort11ary """'""· MCNll\. SUSAN McNEIL, re•IN"t of CO-St• Mnill, C•. Oilte of ctl•lh Sfftilfnber S, 1f1S. 5'1rvlwd by tllree H1111Mer10, Joafl Betes,. Pilulltlil Pronc1try11111 Md Rllill Mcl111C11; 1-' 1J1ler10, one brOtl'let', ,1~ 9r111ftolkfllldr•"· ""er•I nlK1s an.o ~ R_., w•s lttld S1.1ni;lrf 7::JD PM. ,,,.U. MondilY 10:00 AM, ootl'I at SI. JoM n. IMp'lbt. ln•rnwnt. Good SlwptllrO Ct~•ry, 8111111.e.roeron c-a. MtM MOr1ui11'Y dire< ton. Lighting Curb? ' Ad Energy Uses Mulled by Board By BILL SCHREIBER OIUMO.ilyPUotS&atf I SANTA ANA - Orange County Supervisors Wednesaay will be asked to consider adopting new county or- dinances regulating the use of outdoor advertis· design and1insulation im- provement, restriction of promotional activities, more efficient appliance design, better ways to generate and tra'nsmit power and identification of alternative sources of energy. ' ing lighting. lnresPonsetoaboard THE SECOND request of earlier this alternative would thrust year, County Ad-the county into a lead ministrative Officer position in regulating Robert Thomas said it is commercial and ad· within the county's vertising power use in power to pr,·ce specific the unincorporated curbs on night lighting, areas . The county's particularly in the event authority doesn't extend or an energy emergency. into cities. Thomas s aid the THOMAS SAID in his second option is modeled report supervisors can after PUC guidelines and move in two directions -an ordinance adopted by minimum county par-the City of Los Angeles. ticipat ion in a mostly It would specifically voluntary regulation ef-provide for curtailment fort, or active county of outdoor sign lighting, participation with utility and interior lightirw of companies in energy con-businesses in the e\t:nl a servation. serious energy shortage Jn the first step, the county would attempt to cut back on unnecessary lighting to avoid an energy emergency. THE PROPOSED or- dinance calls for shut- down o( such lighting from midnight lo sunrise or from a hal(·hour after the business closes to sunrise, whichever is later. If an energy emergen- cy occurs anyway, the proposed ordinan·ce would permit supervisors to orCler all outdoor and commercial lighting turned out ~ less it is specifically needed for operation of a business. Thomas said a number or details of the pro- pasals must be worked out, including a defini- tion or illumination slan· dards and the lighting needed to maintain The SCljlCK Weight loss program doem•t Ilse pills, slto,IS or fod diets. It is based on consistent weight ~ction lfy relieving lhe DESIRE for fattenihg foods ••• · acluafly dtanges your eating haliils so You will no longer DESIRE fal- tening foods. i' .-. ~r f < ~ I -~· ., .... th •method\.grew ·ouf of the same $6,000,000 re1earch that developed the famous Schick Centers for the Control of Smold119. Call aow for l1fonnatlon aliOlt FREE Ht11i1ars. 558-8404 777 So. Main St., Suite 85, Orange eformofenergy evenmore the on ly branch whose mai~ rapidly. concern is with thP proper .. Hypoglycemia can make maintenance of the :·ela- its presence felt in many tionsh ip. form s. r r you s uff e r from , An attack generally occurs hypoglycemia. it is quite ' after the victim has gcnelpossible that you have a without rood ror· several spinal subluxation <mfs· hours . At first he may appearlalignment or the vertebrae>. lo be intoxicated, as a slur-which is interrering with the ring or speech and general nowofnerve impulsestoyour dieqri ent1ition are likely to pancreas. fiver, stomach. oi occdF. Emotional instability ad re n a I g I a nd s. An may al so ~e indicative or examination by your Doctor .. hypoglycemia. or Chiropr ac ti c c an Other symptoms, while not determine if such is the "" so apparent t.o the caS'fal ob-case. Through hi s care ~ncl ~ server. are Just JlS ·d1scom· treatment. lhe subluxat1on ~ forting to the victim. Swear· can be corrected and the~ ing ror no apparent reason. proper flow of ne rve \. n1,1mbness, hunger, trembl· impul ses to the affected ing, fatigue, headache and organ restored. dl:r:rine ss are common w.3.rn· · in gs or an impending attack. Proper diet and Chiroprac: ~ lnmoreseverecases,thevic-tic are you r best defenses,,.' .tim may surrer from con· against hypoglycemia! 'I· vulsions or go into a coma. Dr. Gary Couture. D.c .• ~~ Fortlinately. these latter in· maintains Chiropractic Of· 1 · slani;esarerelatively rare. fices at 2043 Westcliff ~v~ · Hvooel vcc mi <1. alt.hn1111h <corner of 17th & l rv1oe>. ~unpleasa nt. can be kept Suite 107, l'<ewport Beach,~."' under control with proper· Telephone 645·5300. .\ ~----'-'---'------.~ ~ .... Newstrom all over Ca Hf om I• lo rounded up ~-~••ch.d•r In the DAILY PILOT Like To Hear Mor:f4 About the TRAllSC:EllDEllTAL MED1TATIOM™PROGRAM? ~ -~ ~ t Under the first takes place. alternative, the county's )lt;:-nT~:;,j~~;:r:~;;;;::;;;;;;;;;,;;-:~;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~:;::;:~;;~ role would . be I security. • 1 , 'if ' ~ limited to identifying violators of pending Public Utilities Com- mission conservation rules and notifying the '( utilities. r"====="""==...-"It would then be the As Taught By MAHARISHI MAH ESH YOGI .J IALnAUGlltOH RltlllAL HOMI Coronadel Mar 673·9450 Costa Mesa 6 46-2424 llLL llOAOW A Y MOITIWIY 110 Broadway. Costa Mesa 642·9150 McCOllMICI MOITUilY Laguna Beach 494--9416 San Juan Capis trano . -49~1776 PACIFICYllW MIMOIUALPAll ' Ceme!ery Mortuarv Chapel 3500 ~acific View Or1v. NewPOf'f Beach. Callfornia 644-2700 ,._ ........ ., co""='~-.u 7801 Bo11a Ave. WettmfN:ter 8~5 IMltMl'MOtnVAIT 027MitnSt. Huntington Bffch 636-6539 responsibility of the utili- ty companies to review the complaints and take the appropriate action outlined by the PUC," Thomas said. The PUC regul ations, due for adoption next June, control building Nurse New On Board EL TORO -Deborah R. MUTIU of El Toro has · been appointed to the \ . 1, Mental Health_Adviaory • :.o.'•\'. Board, a citizens group , ~ advising the county's ··~ Department of Mental · H<lalth and the Boan! of Supervisors. A creative career for ,men & women ENROLL NOW FAU SEMESTER DAY and EVENING <1ASSES CLASSIC GUITAR INSTRUCTION INTE:RIOR D.E:~IGN 1-'~ Jdhn.K,Bem Huntington Beach 960-1245 COLLE:(.€ l>E51Gn PLAZR DE51Gn PLAZR r - • DE51Gn PLAZR DE51Gn p I Free Introductory Lecture • I HUKilNGTON BEACH ,._ s.,t. t I,_ _,_1.1owy.-w ... a1- HM9!~.P!ACH .............................. , ....... ,.. IRVINE -......... ' ................. JD .. c:.tr.-. c..,. LAGUNA BEACH ,.,...,.., ... '-,......,..mo.-• .... SOUTH LAGUNA ._,-.-·a''"" . . TMCIMw.9"1101000-31111.IO. COaot Hwy. For lnrorm.tlon Cell 835-3717 or 49'-2739 ~ ! ' . , ; ~ I l c ' . -, ;, .~ . , ~~,..;~ . ~.-_!.. ... '\• ,L ... "" ~{' .... ,. ,.., ~ .,, + 'Ji . • •r " ' -~ -!' ·~ "' . . • • i ... ·~ '•v ~.,,, . . ' 4 .... t •; .. I : ~ ' ' •• --\~ ---.. . . - ' .---"· • .~ j·" . ,, ,";~-. . ' r:~v --,i • ~~ .. -:y.'~~-it°'V.:':.~ :~,..,,, .: r ''/L . '. ·.. People turn to the Daily Pilot whenever 1·i:f: .. · ·~ ,· ..... the~~ have" so~ething to convert ~1,-f~r::'· ·_· , to cash a used car, sofa, boat, :,:~~;:·/, ·· · ·camper, washer ·. or dryer. ·if-1} " > ~1 ~:"· . And, people throughout Orange County fr' turn to the people's market place ~~:· Daily Pilot classified ads whenever r.:. .. they . are looking for _bargains. ~l ' , 1: · On · Saturdays, everyone turns to Daily i:i Pilot DIME-A-LINES. That's where the li biggest bargains items under $25 - ~.! are to be -found. 11 ·Orange County is the Daily Pilot. .. , ' I ' I . , I l . I I I ' I I I I j I • • • \ . ,\' . \ ,, t > . . • D • , • • j ( . ' •• , • . " ,. ,, ' . • ' . . ' . • ' ' . • ' . '· ·~ ' • • • i A 10 DAIL y PILOT Monday, Slp*"bef 8, 1975 Sparky Tells Tu1T1ingPoint ' , PETE McKNIGHT (44).STILL ~'1'.S FOOTBALLAT74. Football at 7 4 Oldest Gridikr Gains 11 Yards STERLING. Kan. CAP) -period when McKnight, to the Samuel ·'Pete'' McKnight cheers of the crowd, entered rushed for ... or maybe the game. "gained " is a better word The plan was for him to . _ .11 yards on three straight carry twice, which he did, carries Saturday ni ght in gaining 3 and 5 yards. Coach Sterling College's varsity-Curt Bennett then sent a sub- alumni football game. stitute onto the fi eld. whom Pete is 74..yeari:; old.-~ .McKnight order.ed..back to the "My doctor told me I could beneh. go 100 perce nt for IO Bennett s hrugged his minutes," the retired depart-shoulders, and McKnight Car· ment store owner from San ried again for 3 more yards, Jose, Calif., s3id. then reluctantly returned to McKnight played in 1919for the sidelines. He was tackled the· SteFling-W-au:ior.s, -and .L-gentl.)'.--·---------1 won regiOnal honors as a "I told the coach I was re- fullback. ady to go back in in the fourth The alumni had the ball on quarter." he said , "But I their own 35-yard line al the think he was afraid I'd get beginning of the second hurt." . Garvey Comments Atlanta Completes Dodgers' Collapse LOS ANGELES (AP) -"It . was our biggest disappointment, coming off last year," Said Dodgers first baseman Steve Garvey, after a 5-1 Joss to Atlanta Sunday mathematically eliminated his team from conten- tion for the pennant. The Braves· victory enabled ! Dodger" Slat .. All t•"°*' on KA8C C1t0l $e11t. IS•n Frillnclsco 111 Lo~ Ango!lt'~ Stot. 9 S•n Frenco~co at I.Os Angel~~ S.Ot. 10C1nc1nn•l••I LO$ Ang.l'les 1 2S p m I 1Sp m l .lSo.m. the Cincinnati Reds to win the National League We stern Division title. "For me personally, it was my worst disappointment since 1972, when I had my most mediocre year," said Garvey. Asked to predict the outcome of the playoff bet ween the Reds and the Pittsburgh Pirates, he said, "Oh, I don't say yet that the Pirates are going to win their division. There are three more weeks left. J think both the Phillies and the Cardinals still have a chance." Marty ·Perez or the Braves, who batted in the winning riln, said, "I got my batting eye back better than J thought I would ." Perez had been out since July 31 until last Thursday, when he pinch hit. He started bis first Jtame since then on Saturday. The Dodgers, who last seaSon lost to Oakland, in the World Series, saw their last chance go out the window when Perez' bases-loaded two-out single in the bottom of the ninth broke a 4.4 tie to win for the Braves. Andy Messersmith, 15 ·14, pitches for the Dodgers tonight when they host San Francisco against the Giants' John Mon- !efusco. 13-7. LOS ANGELES ;1111," Ill • Lopes111 •100 Lacvll •110 Wynne! 3000 Garwy111 s I 2 I McM<ll!en lb J 1 1 1 Yeagerc • o 1 I Ror.iterrf lODD fiU'SWll ss D 0 0 D H;1ltrf 1000 DeJt~us ss 1 O l O P;t<lorekpn 1 o o o Jt.uert»ch ss 0 0 0 0 W. Cr<1wford rf 2 O 2 1 Sultol'IP 1010 Cruipn 1000 Wtllp 0000 ~"'1 1 0 0 D HOughp 0000 ATLANTA G¥rlf M. Peret lb Eval'ls3b 0. May rf Lum lb Offic• cl E.Wllll•msc GILlll"ulhPr Ballotrts __ ,,, E•slerlv p ""'". E.So~p p.1Ctntonp ... , "Ill s 1 ' 0 • 0 2 2 3 I 0 0 .. 0 1 1 3 ' 0 1 J 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0000 I 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 Tot;11S :W • 9 A Totals 31 J 7 s Two out whM wt nil Ing nm ~red. l.osA"91ltl 000 101 101- Allanla 210 001 001 -J E-SuttOll, YelQar, Ll('f. OP-Allll'llf 1. L08- Los An<;1eles 11, Atl•nt• 1. 28-G;1rvey, w. ~~.~~tt'i':.' s:.?.o"'"!i~$ l, Lum. S-M. Perei. IP H R ER IB SO Suttotl s •1323 Woll 2110 10 HOuQh (L,1-41 I ~ 2 1 O l 2 E•"erly "'~ • I l • 2 Odom 1~2 2231 E. Sosa 2V> l t 1 0 3 0.IC-lllfl IW,2·5) l'l 0 0 0 0 0 Salk-E. Sosa. T-2: SS. A-3,"3'9. CINCINNATI (AP> -Tony Perez tossed the first champagne when the word came by telephone that Los Angeles was beaten and the Cincinnati Reds had won the National League West crown for the third U:me in six years. The Red& bad to wait two hours after the game to find out they had won the championship and the right to face the winner of the Eastern Division rorthe National Angels Fall 15 Games Under.500 "Yeah "Whitey Herzog had to agree, "I'd call this moqientum. If it isn't, 1 've never.seen it." Henog and "'ltis Kansas City Royals arrive in Oakland tonight to commence a three-game shootout in the American League West. And the Royals arrive on the wings of an eight-game win~ ning streak. No . 8 arrived Sunday through the hlttlnll of Tony Solaita and Jolu> Mayberry. Solaita drilled three home runs and then drove in the winning run with an 11th-inning single while Mayberry poled a pair or homers as the Royals edged the California Angels, 8-7, for a -&w.eep of the four-game series. The Angels are 64-79. ••we tried to fold up but couldn't" Herzog said after the Royals watched a 7·3 lead vanish in the ninth when the Angels tied it up. ~ansas Cit,_w-iU-use-Dennis Leonard, 12 -5, against Ken Holtzman, 15-12, in the opener with Oakland tonight. "The pressure is on Oakland," Solaita said ... They're the team trvine: to win four in a row. We've {Ot a ~ood shot if we stay healthy and don't start press- ing.·• Herzog might have been tempted to press the panic button Sunday. He used 20 players, eight of them pitchers, to keep the ·Royals' longest winning :streak of the season intact. "I told the team in the first1 meeting I had with them that if we were no worse than five games behind Oakland in Sep- tember we'd have a chance. And that's right where we are.'' Solaita, now with 15 homers, said it was his biggest day in baseball and that he wu "awfuJ~ ly tempted '' to go for another homer in the 11th inning but thought better of it. KANSAlCITY Patek SS ou~ct G. 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IP H A ER 88 SO FlllMOtrls 1 • 3 3 o 2 McCI~ 000010 McDolniel 11'> J J 3 O o s.deckl 0 11000 &rllft 't!t 00011 Lltl911 (W,1•11 I O O D O 2 Mlngol"I 'h I O O I O TMoop 'h OOOO l Lange S8SS 11 M . Scott ll,•·21 5'') 6 3 3 t I KI l1l'WO!ld _., 0 0 0 O 0 S..w-Ttiroop (lJ, Wl'-Ml.,.,rl. S.lk-lange. P8-Stln:IOl'I. T-3:11. A-7,019, Wings Knock Sun Out of 1st SAN ANTONIO-For the second time this season, the Southern California Sun was blitzed in this Texas city, and for the second time, it bas fallen out of fll'St place in the World Foot~ ball League's Western division. Behind John Walton's three touchdown passes, the San An- tonio Wings rolled to a 3Q.8 win Sunday in a game in which 26 penalties were called-13 against each side. San Antonio's record is 5·2 while Southern California will carry a 4-2 mark into Sunday's game against Charlotte at Anaheim Stadium. San Antonio-which defeated Southern California 55-24 here earlier this season-scored the deciding touchdown early in the fourth quarter on an eight-yard John Walton TD pass to Willie Frazier. That gave San Antonio a 23-8 lead. With 1 :48 left to pla·y, Dickie James rambled five yards for a TD after Hugo Hollas in- tercepted a pass by Sun quarterback Daryle Lamonica, giving the Wlngs their 30·8 margin. While the . Sun outgained the Wings in total yardage yardage-306 to 254-it also A1ahama, ·BIRMINGHAM, Ala. !AP) - ilear Bryant's 18th Alabama team be1in1 another quest for collrge football's natioolal cham· plonsblp t.oni&ht with plll,)'en and ..,.ch allke tempulng their in· ltlal oPthnlsm with some second tJiouchu. "When tbe1 reported back for Jll'acllce, that's all Ibey lallted about,'' says Bryant. whose 242 vlctorle• in 30 years at' Jlatyland, Kentucky, Texas ,MK and Alabama .,.. third on ..._ the all·tim<t' list and who sends the second·ranked Crimson Tide a1llinlt lllisaourl t.onigbC Oa '.f'.V TO..lfJlit a.-1~1•t• ''But there hasn't been much tallt of a national championship In the past few weeks because they've looked 10 bad In practice. Yoli alway• hive a lot of .400 blt- ~.in Febru.,.,. Backlnthe1pr- ' amassed 13 penalties for 135 yards. ''They stifled us,•• said Sun bead football coach Tom ·Fears about the referees. "Everytime we did something, they stopped ·us with the flags. I can'tsay that I've ever seen a g8.me called as inconsistent as this one.•• At S.....Antonlo -10,S..1 5uti ooto -1 Wl"!llS 0181,-30 tNOIYIDUALLa:ADEttS PIU$HING-$out'""n C.Uforni.,. Dfl"*' 21-96. Hwd• It, s.t~lo, Sadltr 11~. · RECEIVING -5ovUlern Qi~ LlftCIWf .,.., Breclle't 4-», ttercl ....... Sin Antonio, llMfrls J..M,Ft~2-ll. PASSING -Southtrri C•lllornl•r H•dtn '"'"'°· , .. v•rdf.. ~monlc• 2·7·1, u . s.. AtitoNo, W.ltofl 10.JU, 1)0, I Ing, I thought we'd have a shot at it. butJ'm notsosurenow." But this Is a regulu' ... ason , fame and Bryant hardly ever loses one ol those, -22 'in a row and 43 of the last •4. Bowl games, of course, ue a diff .... nt story and the Bea.r'& recent record ot post-season self-destruction standsat0-7·1. "I forget about those games as soon as I can," be says, "bui the kids •till get a lot of Up music about It. They seem more d .. I I Leagu.e Pennant. The playorf wiMer goes to the World Serles. Reds manaaer Sparky An- derson believes his job will be tougher now keeping the team up the rest of the seasoo. It was the earliest any team had" ever clinched a division. CinclnnaU won on Stpt. 17 in 1970 for the previous record. ''The reguJars are 1olng to Play the rest or the way," 1ald Anderson' after learning the Los Angeles Dodien went clown M t.o AUanta a11a were ellmlnmc. "I'm sure we're cotn& to have aome relaxed play, it '1 inevita- ble,'' said Anderson. ' Andenoo uld be felt the turn· iq point in the season wu io ear· ly May when the Reeb bad a 19.,l!O record and b4' called a e1-.. tneeting iD 8'ontreat "I told them we are_paldtoplay and if we are not we ·.U better pack a baf. Joe .. .,......,..~" ""with 1• atlt.cb•• in bis root and ' everybody owed the team that much effort. ~~!-lfl.~\~~t~ ~onon said Don Gullett wUI still start the first 1ame of th~ playoffs and· ho expect.a Pil- Uburah t.o win the East. "I know Don doesn1t have all his-stuff right now. but he's com· In& uound. He's the bestand I'llj 1olngwltbhim." Orantes Is the ./Master After Swe~pmg -ODDOl'S ' • I Spaniard Encouraged By Crowd FOREST HILLS, N.Y. !AP) - The usually staid center court at the West Side Tennis Club took on the atmosi)l1ere of a bull ting. Manuel Orantes, the 26-year- old left-hander from Barcelona, was the master, rilaking defend- ing champion Jimmy Connors see red in the ring. "Vamos, maestro," hundreds of Spiiifilli'spe"$J<tilJ1'ans-shout-- ed . "Manuel, Manuel, Manuel. "Orantes, Orarites, Orantes. Ole. ole, ole. ·• The cheers rang true. Orantes taunted Connors by ~la~i1n~ to his two-fist~d ac ban , kePfllim al bay on t e baseline, then brought him in with drop shots and set him up for the kill. ·The 6·4. 6·3, 6·3 victory in the U.S. Open championships Sun- day ended Connors' chances of retaining the title and reigning with his former fiancee, .Chris Evert, who won the women's crown on Saturday. . Orantes' victory came less than 18 hours· after his "miracle · match .. with Guillermo Vilas of Argentina. In that under~the lights semifinal, the third-seeded Orantes came from far behind and beat the second-seed.el Vi13.s 4-6. l-ll,6·2, 7.5, 6-4. "I was so excited," Orantes said Sunday of hiS comeback from death's door against Vilas. He felt that momentum carried him through Sunday's final. During the match against Con- nors. which lasted less than two hours, chants kept coming from high up in the stands, which were packed with a record crowd of IS,669. They came from a group of Mexicans who had Come to cheer Raul Ramirez, the No. 11 . . . seed who went out in the round of -"'''"*•*A'""* ' 16. They stayed to back Orantes . ··1 don 't know how many there were," OrantesTsaid. "If I bad to count them by the noise they made, there were thousands." In bis first official act as cbam~ pion, Orantes rushed to his wife, Virginia, and smothered her with kisses. "She was more excited than I.'' he said. "She always stays calm, but after last night she was more tired than I ." Everyone thought Connors, who won here last year on grass, had the decisive edge, He is known as a demon on any surface and had a lot more rest. Of the Big Four ~Wimbledon and the Australian. French and U.S. opens -his best previous performance was runnerup to Sweden·s Bjorn Borg in Paris last year. . He said a bad back. now cured. kept him out of the title race in the past. But tiiile off from com- petition for physical therapy and practice has cured that woe and he now is in top form. When he is, he moves about the court with natural grace. He rarely looks as though he is re· aching for a shot. He never seems to stretch. He just seems to be in front of the ball and with one fluid motion sends it back across the net. Orantes, the son of an optician, started playing tennis as a boy. like most world class players. • t .. • termlned and they did a lot of conditioning work this summer on their -own1 Some guys ,,came back 2o-25 pounds lighter. "Missouri scare.!.. me to de- ath.'' Bryant says. "The1 h•ve that 230'pound tailback Tony Galbreath, who ~an liy, and they have one of the finest passers in the nation in Steve ·Pisarkiewicz.. I'm sUre ·they wllrtest~ our inex· ])tl'f enced secondary. 1111.ssc:wt finished 7-4 In "'14 and lieclfar second In the Blc £ilbt. .Sports in Brief Shoulder Injury Sidelines Plunkett FOXBORO, Mass. -Jim Plunkett, the New England Patriots' veteran quarterback, suffered a left shoulder separa- tion &lnday night in a National Football League exhibition game against the San Diegoebafgers. The Patriot's reported Plunkett, a former All-American and Heisman trophy winner at Stanford, will be sidelined three to four weeks. Plunkett was idjured when tackled from behmd by San Diego's Coy Bacon at the New England 11, midway through the second period. Plunkett fumbled and G.,., Johruion picked up the loose ball and went in for a louch~own for the Chargers. s-tlClad Nat cw Former Costa Mesa inch and· Orange Coast College football star Pat Sweetland bas not been cut by the Southern California SUn, as reported in SUnday's edi- llonofthe Daily Pilot. The Slin cut Ed Strickland, a punter. to m,ake room for the re- . turn of Daryle Lamonica, who has returned from the injured list. •. Swfftland, a ~tarter on de- fense, was with the SUn Sunday at Sin Antonio. SK!lsaif:lu'' ,M°ONZA, Italy -Clay )!eelluoni ot ~witzerland. ill a Fcrari 112.11:, led from start t.o finish Sunday ln wlnnlnC the • Graild Prix· of Ilaly Formula I aulo,race, n,ext-t.o-last event ill U.world champl.onshl.Pseries. '"Niki Laud a of Austria, n<lll,llOni'a teammate, dlnched . the· world driver'• title by f!niohlnc third behind Emerson Fltllpaldi or Brull. · . . OrrSt•p . Sf.' PAllL -Bo°bl'>' Orr, "Jn bock•:r'a auper-•w, 11,ea •P' ' { parenUy decided to spurn a $4- million contract from the World Hockey Association and stay _it the National Hockey League,~ president of the WHA's MirW oesota Fighting Saints said Suflltl day night. .. ''I would say it's 9'J percei# sure he'll stay in Boston," saiW Wayne Belisle,1 the Saints' chitlt executive. ·11 • Watson tt1na .. I'!! AKRON, Ohio -British champion Tom Watson held o frustrated Jack Nicklaus with solid one-over-par 71 and scor a relaUvely easy two-stroke vi tory Sunday in the last Wor Serles of Golf lo be played und its exclusive, four-man format. 'lbe red-haired, freckle-fa~el Watson, rapidly moving into ~ front rank of the game's prem~· players, won the $50,000 fi prize with a two-round total · 140, matching par on the d._ manding, 7,180-yard Firestona. Country Club course. • RateHffe Dies : FRESNO -Emory Ratcli~f Fresno State University's 1· football coach and one of its m ardent sports fans, has died her ·~dayattbpageof96. 11 GreeaRoUa i c:ot.UMll"-co.. -FINI KOtfl 111' ,..,...,.Open: ........,,, °'""· U0.000 61 " 66 ...... JlllWISdlroilOH',$11...00 •w.MoMI .,_,.,.,Oln,v .100 ~.at2 BUIRootf'l.M.J'OO ~71-2 ~GOt1ert.M,IOO ,, ...... 2 ~~·"''°° ...... 71)..M-2 °"""'llurftl, P ,tJO 10.s.11-10-2 J.c..,....u:.•so ......,,,_.._, LArryNttlOl'I, u:,•so 111-11.10-U-: NIKMcl.tl'ldon, S1, 120 6H .. 71-72-,2 """"'"'1u .. ·.t.1.1to 10......_ ..... rkH....,,,St,120 J0.6S.14-6f "*-"''""'· u , 120 ,,.,,..,., .. _, &.tyWlflU,U,120 70-72 ..... 7-2 ~,....,. ..• ,... .......,.,,_, Wny~lflMll.Jl,itDO ,,.,, ... 11-1 ,MlbMtCU"""',$1.-0 Jt .... 11-t7-2 ~-.. """"'·· llO!l.$1.«IO 6'.71·10.~ ·"'= 11 .... ,...._ •1f1tt'Yl'IM ..... 1 IDlil '""""" JI ........, J \ -' ustlers' Offense • arries Big Load • Defector Called '~'·?..~~n Tbt~ll()t..m Idiot "Golden Wat Co1Jece•1 J;.: ~ldon ~(~ll :ni) PRAGUE IAP> -~ 11.rurta. to 1a1<e a ,,._ • ''Ob, tbe Uttle Idiot, whir few 1-e1 to mature uvm Maler Del and did abe do thatT" \lllo aeuoa, &ad U lbal'1 Pr-ed DIPalnla (~lO. llO) Martloa NavraUlova'a ibo c-, the ll...u.n• tnm SanU .. o. 71-year-old srandlalher d,efenu will bave to Da•e MeBelb (~11, aald Sunday when In. c:anytheloadlntheear.115 1'.' wbo led tbe formed that bll lfond. ll' Jtaiea of tbe '75 foot-llwtlera in l.\clrlea lost dauabter bacl uked for ball aeuon. 1<0ar., 'tetums at middle uylum in Ille Un.lied ·And with letter1X1en ll~baclrer. Fteabman Statel mann.ln1 ml>at o( tbe dll' ~ Mallnry (5'11, 30l) Tiie • 111-yoar-old Mia f.wl•e poolUons, coach """' Huntington ·Beacll NavratllO¥a, one ot Ibo . Ray Sbactleford'1 llnd Ron Morehouse be•t women tennl• Rustlm don't ftllUnl to (5'l1, lt7l.trom Canada, pla7u1 lo tbe world. •be blown out of -any .i.o....-iuplly. · eompetod at Ille U.S. 'game-do1pita GWC'a lln tlie. .secondary Open Tennis CbalXI· touabesl1<beduled lnllll-s arter Mike BenneU plooahlpa at Porat Hills, tor)I. (8--0, 180) and Part·Ume N.'(. wbeD she made her Tbe anchor In tbe llarttt Ed Weinberg« declllao. ~ wu .,..,..,. Golden West defensive (S.ll., l'IZ) return ed a temporary stay. setuJ> 11 ,e-a, 22$-pound Jb• other two SPoll Sba'll live in Loa l!iark Nlol!!!I . -., 1"ill !""'bably be filled by ~~ lineman who was a ""' h!tterman -:\ft~ LiJpH" Ntltller her garents, animoua All·Southern ~·*1 l90), freshman nor 12·xe•r·ol aister eaUfproia Colll•rene• 0~~.,.f1"':':0"i'n~\10> hna-aho a pivmlsini 4'1i.;.t1Gn In 't4. · . • , "'• · er• tflllllo pl.,-er -IYere at •~ii~ckfefor rate~I>' •er,J~, Tolby ~.. -e wbml Martina ap- cbolo.u one-oftii 1-161 ftotii 'Ctp::-S<lli' ~~ tried to reach f~iisfve @•••ij-a an Mil: . £!" !•-u..m~ir PfiOJiTSiiiiday. denWeitliiltbi'Y,.aDa . .(5:8• l60>, fr ,~,·L, 1be'tt'l"l1Parenll \Ill· ere b)lve .been .JIOO>O. Clliin.... y -awart."l;f what bad bap- ery_ good ones. . ~S:~.=-~~":~...... peped 11-nd .P.robably Mike M~dde.~ (1·6, S•t .• S•pt. ·,o,_o,." .. CM'tt tbinldo1 Martm• wanted 7), a 1t'arUnl "11neni8.n 's:'~ ,,_1M1 SMI.......... ~lAlll tober p-.renta. did st 'season•,., is• back. w.:oet.'-F1111.,.10n c1tome1. ' lilot accept the phone call pQi 'witb. t"wo -1otbet ,!r,~; ~L to-Lo• •11eeM15 cc from New Y.ork and ~Phom ore a -Ray s.1..0ct.~s.t.Moflka.• asked the operator to tell I OA11. v "l..O>;._A I 1 .' ·--1; 7on0ffose 1 I 'O Starters Back.for BB Huntlncton Beaeb Blah hu 10 returolni atartua on Ill 1975 foot· ball team and coach Roy Brummett is bankin1 on them to blend with a n1.m1ber of new faces to form a contender for lhe Emplr~ Leaeue cham· pknlblp . The Oilers have been llOl.nl tbroulh their two: a-day contact drilla with Saturday·e SC'rlmmage a1ain1t iuv1dlng Uni· venity 1t JO a .m. com· pletine two weeks of pre-paration . Seven of l.bou ret\ll1l'i inl starters are on olfense, a (acet that pro. duced a ~polot outburst in back-to-back routs of Cyprea.s and Katella before beinJ stined by Foothill, A•a~eim 1IPd Orange In 1974. Dlcmne movea lo U&bl ....i hool bis llekl• ..,.1. lion. Dionne is a twO-Wl.Y alalldout, operotlng at tackle on d•fense. J<lim Kitto <S.2, 210ar.l returns lo Huntlnpon Beach after a stint In OJ<. nard and la joined by JOlm Bynon (6-0, 200sr.), Todd f'airbanu Cll-0, 200 Jr.), Randy Roth (6'1; 1115 jr.) and Rob<>rt Law (8-1. Z25jr.). Simek ls Huntington Beach's No. 1 euard. Others fighting fOf' a starting berth are Mike Shafer (5·10, 185 sr.J •• Rieb Humphrey (5-10, 185 Jr .) and David McCoy (l>-10, 175jr.). · The Oilers are strong at center where Luppens returns and is being challenged by Scott Tim· berlake UHi, 190 Jr.) and so phomore Gordon Baker (l>-10, 190). 4sebn (8•2, 220) and ..... <><L,,__.. the eallor to pbone later Fe Payne (f..1. 192), =:::~·.~:-:.,..~~:.. intbeeVening. h of whom are ex-s.1.,-..11-t.AHMbol't'*'-J.• News of their grand- Center Dennis Lup- pena (8-0, 185 sr.), guard Bob Simek (6-3, 175 sr.), tackle Keith Dionne (6-3, 205· sr.). receivers Joe Davls (6-0, 165 sr.) and Tom Case (5-10, 170 sr.), runniftg back Jimmy MAYORALVINPINKLEY(LEFT}PRESENTSTROPKYTOLARRYCOl.LINS. Lucas (S.9. 170 Jr.) and Roth, up from the sophomore team, is be- ing counted on for most ol the Oilers• punting and David Moon or Vic Galich could be the answer to the Oilers• placekicking game. ented: . ... .. -... ~··~!"""'-· ' daughter'• step thua was Unha . . Newport • "''tamHbeSll'l• 11·'°· delivered by .. Aasociat-U rt '.nnv• . . . • • edl're15reporter.. na marl rr.t' ra~·~sion Out . -"It i• not posslbl•... . M . -wr.· -=;-AAL _ ~ '..ller..uao<llllll!her said. Ga -· .L = ~7 ~~ r 8D ~1D8 . "Wh¥ •• ~.called bome llCIWS 1 't0£ ~ e B MeS. w· .. Wednesday and never . CM T1·t1e Ut an Ins blnted al anyth101. Her l parents Just told ber Ibo B7ROWAaDL. llANDY Hartman Ind cated be . ,. • tenni1 aa1ociation Of .. DM"·"•""" would be ready Friday Larry Collins of !. RJVEljSIQE ,_ &ger 1 gear and found secmcl e.eJl....to_ ~.olon& ber Confused ,.. the word pig~t..l!'.bm ll\e~•uchol N6wport-Beach and-e ---•eBl'S-of-~oste--~ and-finisbed 'lltreU-0~ in the tfDited States coach Georg~ Hartman scnmmaee Santa Ana m former member of the 41'ivingthe',la,1t·lap a Ferro, who also had unf11 tbe eDd of the usedtodescnbetheSad-theSantaAnaBowlat7. Estancia Hieh School ~ wit}.\ only ·~ 1'l•Chanical problems. month... dleback College football . Saddleback appeared golf team. captured the ~ar av&ll~ble, defeated . His winning speed was Martina lived in 8 Im" team following a ~~-to gain a . bit more fb!rd ·annual Cost~ M~a 9obby 1Perro to winiute 52.03milesperhour. war villa in a park~ hour CC?nlroled scnm-momentu_m in the clos-city golf championship ~gle, seat dune byjgy The victory earned r:; garden with tall mage with College of the in& goal-line drills where Saturday. and Sunday al lace Stinday at the World more than $8,000 prize t!.ees al Revnice some Desert Sunday afte~ each side had the ball for the Costa Mesa Golf and C)hatnpionsbip off-ro44 money for Mears, who '4milesweatofhague. on the Gauchos field eight plays from the 1~ Country Club. ft9e. . passed Ferro iri{he fifth The arandparents before a large ~umout ol yard line. . . Collins birdied the !!Mears roared paned lap after the Sherman, lived 00 the iround noor. ~ten an~ fn~nds. DeBord hit Tom Hwgb final hole Sunday to cap- tbe pits on the 11th lap Oaks, Calif. racer, a Martina her parents and The mam thing I am and Steve Gortz for ture the title from run- yelled to his father, former Baja soo ~d 1000 sister Ued the top noor. unhappy about ri~ht now touchdowns _and a_fler oerup Dave Williams of ill Meara, that. bis, ... champion, had started in Martina was to take her is the factbi we1~0n ht seempeful Chuck Van Liew gainedi Navy Golf in LonJ Beach .ansmission was out. tbepoleposition. matriculation examina-~~er to t. m 0 seven, Mark Do~ s by 8 stroke. Collins had ut be kept trying to find ••1 almost pulled into lion in February and it is because we ~e COO· barged in. for a third a 66 Saturday on the * * * the pit, wifh the gear planned to study fUsedi;tndtbatthings~ score. This gave the Par-70 Mesa Linda problem .but then J saw e~nomica at Prague straight.en out, Gauchos.three course and a 69 on the ,.,.._ .. uww~of•l<tlc:._ thewhite!flagfortbelast University. She also re-~ans~1d., · touchdowns in seven Par-71 Los Lagos layout "o. wwNt C9*Y!Plaf>Mi• °' °" lap and I started talking cently bad applied for a But ~ didn t see any plays. Sunday. t::=;'s!;:~,:= nice'to.lhecarandtrytng bui1ding plot andrealdesire_ofany~our Har~man may.have AlthougbCollins'ban-~rl'Clmc.111orn1._ . to make it,•• Mears said. lanned to build a~. people lo hit and '!ere a been displeased wUh the dicap is registered at ... ~H!lmadlllMIVWMdM -BHt p long way from being re-defense but the Gauchos n---at1'on Park In Long ........ Clrdltt; ROD@rt SC:"'"*1tl. ne\;!t:: De111«.41,.cs'"11us-r11ovr. T adytoplay. held their foes to two Beach be ls a starter at c!:.!:'k'°:t:-..,-=::=.~~ . Baseball' a Top en ·:our first offe~ive first downs, one. OD a Sahta Ana Country Club KrMiw,eo-,,vw.41.n~ -' _-i ~ -urut had a spark at l~mes penalty, on the first 36 00 weekends and plays Mlnl•tiups -Jeff •nd Joe Ne/. 'ti. . but our defense which I scrimmage plays. ul I lie PMntin, S.n11 An•. ai. ... , Lw,•. IA&Eu.Ll1tTOPTllN AM•••e.t.NL•.t.ou• tho ght was our'No 1 ad-D 1 . 1 ndouts that courser~g ar y. "'°'"'· ....... as11hu "'7WCI.,. GA•• H Pd. u · e ens1ve s .• isatwo-bandicapper. Sln0few.tdune1tugo1tt12G0c:Ublc. NATIOMALLEAGUE 1 CM.wMln 121 •1J 'n",,'', ·"',,,g voodanta0g0e, didn't look too for. theGauchos1ncluded Third. place went to c:1nU"'111r1 •nd und1r -lt91f ~Cl• GAS ft H fltt. Lynntsn 12' 465 M k K G a Cro1•m•11. Thou1•ncl O•k•, Hi· ~(ifll 111 .... 76 1n M2 Mul!MnHY 119 ,,, 76 166 llS • i e n~pp, eoree Terry Roberts of San ~VW.41.06m.p.h. T.S1~s1L1» n• 11161 .Iii '•iaasn 1» s12 .... ,'~ -~,... Hartma1ntiwti~sn'loflookthe· Ga_y who in.tercepted. a Die•o wi'th last year's Mo~c:yc:i11 mor1 then tsO c:~ -,{W.!Mr!Htn 12J ,.... ,65 152 .)a on.OM 124 ,,. •• l CS f I Dobis • 'fltct1M11.,.,1, P•1nm11, Hu....,._ ......,.c1n 1» ""' '" M6 .JD Mc"-KC 126 * st 1•1 :J06 mg a s a 5 pair o aena s, · c b am pi 0 n , scot t 5M7m.p.h. e1i.npgt, 116 ..at so 1• .m ~a.i 1a w ''"°·*scrimmage in which Mark Faga_n, Larry Simpson, placln• fi'fth. Motorc:ycltt 12s-1so cc -St.ff i SF 115 •s1 " l4t .ltt w.thlntl°"' h ·d h d th ball for nd R h F • Holl.O•y, Sylm•r, Hot1cl• • .so.•• IHtyOn 111 ''' 13 1:10 .115 <Mii '" s10 n 1ss .3CN eac 51 e a e 1 Jordan a . •c Orce. Simpson's brother Dave m.p.h. G.~cm ..,., •10 65 12' .:us o .er.tttcc 1Jt s» 111u .m 12 plays on an a ternat· Van L 1 e w, the laced fourth. NloWcycln _.., 1as cc -llobbr ~on 10 • " '"' .it• 1r-iwn 121 '°' 60 1n .8 ing basis. Saddle back freshman from El Toro P Leon Blinka of G~-,th .-...s.,1mw,...,..,.,s1 . .,,m.p.11. otn.tLA t!l, Sit 70 1a .'11 h I rn" F.w-.!ari ... 1 10c:t1Pf'lldUcUol'I "'-"11111 scored t e o·n Y Hig~. and_ lette_rm~n ParkinLosAngeleswon -StitnNn a.ic:ti, ut11on City,.,,...,, sc:lltl'lldt,Pt1U..,.1pt1111,n; LullniJd, "-•u... touchdown in regulation Dobis, who is penciled_ m the fill'Sl flight wi'th a net Cl.7m.p.h. PflU.citlpftl•, 11; KlnQmill'I, N-Mlyberry K•t1MI Clly J)• R ti h' 70 ards ,,...., ~ 0r1 .... modlllff ~-Yor•, JO; .&.Mh, CIMln11•11. 2s; J~•..,n, ~tit•t1d, 11: G. 5(00; me, mare mg Y ~ s a d e f e n s 1 .v e 1.30. tkln-Siw.t1Mll'l1,M111v1111,:M1x SYrgen, Plttlbllr9h. u: G. F-tltw, M11--..,21;Bon01,N1wYort..»; in nine plays the fll'St' Iineb.acker, were 1m· A ·-a1 of -golfers JMnlnlion, Torr•n<:1, Bronco, 4.22 OflC~l.U;C.y,LolAl'ltl'llH,tt. ~ Ttx•a.25 ti · b d th b II ~ - m.p.11. •-•.nMI• A1c1,ao.1on.•1:L.,.,.,_&oston . .,: m.eit a e a . . pres_siveonorrense. participated in the Plcku111 -W•lk1r Ev•n•, l.llZll'lllci. Ptlll..,.lllfll•.101; 9lnc1I. M•Jblrrr, tc•n••• cu,,••: "· Jim DeBord, waging a 8111 Henry -a 1et R1.,.r11c1e, c111vy s11v1r•do, .c..1 OllCll'lnllll, 103; T . .,.,..,, anc1m111. 0 91 G ScO'll Bill K • . tournament that was ""•·"'· 9t;S1il\.Cl,N1WYork,'4;T.S1mmons. ~~~!!:;._.;_t1•nd, : · ·battle wi~ enney t_erman offensive played over both Costa ,..__,c1untbl.I09i.-.-M.rt1nT• st. L.ou11. to; Mont-•· s.... Fr• for starting quarter-lineman, 'may have s~-Mesacouraes.Tbecham-'''· Lono B••ch; E.ddl• '"•••· ci..o,to. · b k passed to Jim f eel b k th b __...M,CMl'IOwth.•1.oim.p.h. "1c:111-.110ec"*'• Pnc....,110.c11ftM ac • er a . ro en um an pionshipfliehtplayedthe TwoM11d1111111ugg1111100c:c:'•..r GutLt11, c 1nclt1n•t1. 11.s •. 111; Moret:. Bo110t>, 11-1, .IOO; ~.Goldstone for 17 yards the scnmmage. X·rays shorter Mesa Linda UflOtr -Bern•• M•v•• •nd JoM Hr1~11,, st. Lo,,.••. 11.J, .196: tc.-c11,,12-s,.10t;w1M.Elollol'I. and the score. Kenney will be taken to de-CouraeSaturdayand'-SC-r, C.Otton. Hl)"'"'"r VW, u.21 Sl.rtet', NIW York, 11·7~.150; °'"'"'· .... ..n; f.Cklt'"lll'I'. Cl1wlilftcl. ll·S.. didn' arti · le • lb ~ ..,.__.._ st. Loul5. w. .m; NotfNn; oner.,. Ml: •· L••· eo11on, 11-1, .6'0; t p c1pa in e termine the extent of the LagosSUnday. tlrigll Mfi dutle bufolH -ReliW Md, ... , .691; llllll'lgfi.m, OflclMlll, ll'•lrnef', 8-lllme,., 20-10, .'61; M. SCrimmage beCaUSe O( a injury ........ t.o.111 MIM, HIJ.,,,,,... vw. 1W, ."2; R. -'-'· S.1'1 0119', .... T .. M .. N ......... ttlmort, TH, ... 1; ltlTlld bru1. 1ed lb um b but nmm.p.lt. ."61; ~o. S.1'1 FrMCIKO, IS-7. A 41,.P. MO, {. •toROUAS ""' • <lllCAS ' ·" •I.AND CRUISERS •OORONAS •MX1 • 111~ux·1 Example: '71COROLU. ' IDoorSodan.4-tll 1ittcry-tol!8307 ·:S2876 r-~ ~ • BUY .. ' . .. . ., LEASE f • c-i. ' " ........... ' Base'fJall Standings AMERICAN J.EAGUE · East Dlvlaloa Boston Baltimore New York Cleveland Milwaukee Detroit W L Pct. GB 84 57 .596 77 64 .546 7 71 71 .500 131& 67 70 .489 15 62 81 .434 23 54 17 .383 30 WeotDl•lsloa Oakland Kansas City Texas Chicago Minnesota Angels 85 Sii .603 80 61 .567 5 69. 75 .479. 17~ 68 74 .479. 17\0 66 72 .478 17\; 64 79. .448 22 S.Mll'l''IO.... Cllftl41nd 7·9. 0.troll 2-0 '*""' York J. "91tlrnor• O IOllOfl .. I, Mtlwl!.lt .. .1-7 Mll'MIOfi19, OllU090 1 !UoltSltCltyl, C.Ufornl• 7, 11 ll'llllllOI OilfoJMl(f ... 1, T8US l·l ToNr'1G.- lloston l'Wlw 1Ml •1 Cl1w1...i CHlodNI Otfn>lt (Lollchll-16111 NlwYorll; fMilrt2·tGI .. lllmore CT0"11l lit-I) •I Ml~ tslMOn 11·11) • ICIMIS cur (5pllltotfl •·II •t O•kl•IMI CHoltunmt! IS.Ill °""' ...... 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L.oult !Atfll , l2·t l 1t Ptlllildlllphl1 (U n-dttwaod ,,_,, Cltk;"'° IPt-•110-0191 Pitt~ CE!ll\ 7-7) Cll'IC.tm.ll (tclrbr t -S> •t 5-1 Olege IMc.lnloslt •111 s.... ,.r911<kA le•rr 11·12) M Los Al'ltl'I"' tM.w.erW"llh 1S.1•l T......,.1~ St. L.outl•t Ptlll.oitlllfll• Htw YDl'll If Molllt"411 Hlllatol'llll ....... 1. Ch+c.19tM pttt......, OncinnlllJ •I~ o• s. ,,lll'ICllO It Les,.,. .. I , Pro Grid Standings MATIONAL P'OOT•ALL LEAGUE. If 1hlOIUMl Slil'"'h191 NATIONllL CONl"llREMCE 1!•1i.r• Dh•lllilft W L.. T f''L PF-f'll N. V. Gi...U • 1 0 .IOO 110 n st.Louis PM1-1pt1Je Wllflingtor> Dell•\ l 1 0 ·'°' 63 .,, l20 . .00119J J l 0 .500 111 111 1 • o .:roo n 122 ""-,,.,_$01• ar-.s., o.1rolt C111tt•I Ol11l1iefl 1J0 .400 iSIO 1 l 0 .olOO 61 119 2JO . .OO!olo'll 1 ' 0 .:roo .. l:M Wtlflf"l'I Dl•k• l..olllngele\ • I O .IOD 111 SI Nl'#Orll.ns 2 J 0 . .00 11 II lllllfll• 1 J 0 .'600 '° 71 $1111 FrMKIKO 2 J 0 .0 fS 100 AME•ICAM CONf'E II ENCE E11Wr11 Dlvl1io11 WLTPcLP .. PA Mlllml • I 0 .IOO JS S7 N...I. JI!$ • I 0 .IOD 10S 9J 6uff•lo J 2 O .MIO 10 119 NlwEnQlencl J 2 .i .600 !11 103 a.!tlmor• 1 ) 0 .2SO J9 ae CMl!r•I Dlvl11oft 0..:1.,...11 J J 0 .500 11q lOS ~tor> 120 . .soon~ P1111.11 .... 0n 1 1 o ·"'°° w • Ortlllftd 2 J ~ . .00 IS !00 W1.-.Dl11hfM ~ s J 0 .«IC! ., 112 Oenwt' l J O .400 91 !1! l<ilMlll City 2 l 0 .«lO to 1• !.in Ollgo 1 4 0 ,200 IO ti SIJllCl1y'1 sc.- ~ M, N1w Y ..... OlillCs • Sill'I FrW!C IKO.U, Otn111r 10 New EttQl•NI ll, 5-n 01'90 24 New Yort. Jeblt W•lhlngtor TMli9lllt•10.- S.t1lmor. 11 Hou\kWI Tlten4..,., 0.m• 0.klilnd 11 L01A1>g11ils .. , ... ., .• a.- ~nY•Clly •I 8uff•kt W•shlngton ill B1ttim«e S,,1 ..... t 'IGil"'" Philildlllllhl• ill Allat1fil """OrlffM •I Clnc:lwn.tU ouroll•I (.leytlilfld New York Gi•nlSill Miami Hou5'ol'l 11 Cl'llUl90 PllU.l!utgfl 11 0. Hill S.... Fr1nclS<o 11 Gr"" B•y Mii'-*''' 11 S.n Oltoo Suitt!•''' G1lftn J<Ww York Jen 11 N•w Entlllld St. Louis •~ Oe1111er WORLD l'OOT•Al.Ll•.t.GUE SVMl••'•ko.rn Mll"11hl•31, ~•w•ll 17 SlnAMotliolO, Southern C.llfom!1t OLD-FASHIONED VIRTUES Pupb taught 3 R's and Space Science too ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST I RNEST KINDERGARTEN THROUGH 8th GRADE Small Classes .. .Individual Attention Sound Study Habits AR ... MUSIC ... FRENCH .. .SPORTS ODOR TO DOOR TRANSPORTATION CAFETERIA. .. SET MENUS EXTENDED DAY CARE FAIRMONT PRIVATE SOtOOL . 1111W.MAIU,AMAH.. -n4-1052 quarterback Bill Holst ($-10, 170 jr.) are back in thefoldfortheOilers. msM:MaDuL• . I . s.t. ,.._w • .....,. HOist started the ast Sittlt-.......,rlfwl 11 w..-m11Mw five games for Hunt-:'t~='b•c:ll•tSA-.. ington Beach and Ott.n-«•iwwctr another QB-candidate. oa.~,.._...,.. Mike D' Alessandro (5-11, :.~.:::0."'.::~.1 TU$111'1 180 jr.), started a couple "°"· ,~ .... 1'" 11 u ..,...,_. of 1ames earlier in the -"-"---------year. Allo al _qlj_arterba~ is SiiiVe l!Jeimstrom (8-0, 180 jr.); up from ·the IQPhomore team. Lucas is joined by Steve Martinez (5-9, 160 sr.), Doug Brandenburg (l>-10, 170 Jr.) and Scott Swarthout (5·10, 155 jr.) in the backfield. --10.14, lllS The OU'ers will con- tinue with their Houston veer offense and added to the •r.lit back• will be two w de receivers- Davis and Case, backed up by Steve Samperi (l>-10, 150 Jr.) and Mike Randall (l>-ll, 170). . Ora ... Ctllllfy's I Gair fall Shew... ' '"" Ntw 19 ~ Alltftdl ~ YOU'll SEE ... Motor Hamn & Ctmpers • Shells • Tniiltn • ., Yans & Van c:onwnions • ~i • Bolts & Catamarans • Motor- cycles •Off the Road Vehi<:l'5 At tight end is Alan Wilson <5-11, 190 sr.), Keith Dionne (6-3, 205 sr.) and Jim Barnes (l>-U, 165 sr.) • • Camping Equipment ind hun· dreds ol other ncitil'll e•hibHs. sPUIAl. (AM11Y l#1UTAlllMl"1 ll.lltn F"18h Report DANA WHARll' -211 witllra: Sl3 cMko ~s. a ...,,,.acuc11, 6 bonito, It Nllbul, 1 yeH-l•U. 2lJ roe.tr. c:od, 6 wntlis1Mbls1. "!EWPOtlT 10. .... ,•1 Loc.llw)-13' .,.._:'WulkeM11,MJ'oc.ll'od, ! hllllbul. CArt'I U•Cl119) -1• .....-n: 1 '9rrlCW., 111 c:1U"° lllM, 415nKk Uld, ltbOnlto, llt IT\ilc•ertl. VOU'll SEE ••• Sbn SWtet the N1tiorlal Fast Dfaw Chtmpl0f1 doing his best as well 11s I*'· forming as show Master of Ceremonies. Featured will be ~ Willy Keo dolns his Trampoline Fantastics & Ory Divin& Acts for everyone's eniovmtnt. UM DllOO -MD M1fllrl: 1,221 .-.cor.. 1 ffilowt•U, 2' bol'llto. 1 tlllkclti.sl, .. roe:• c:od . lllOW HOOS. 5 • 11 P .11. WttU.,.-.... ·II P.11. LOMG ll:ACH C .. I_. ,._, - MO MQltrl· t6.S c:•lk.o bl11, I bonl!O, JO l'l'llcillf'el,.,. bl• Mas, 1,121 rod! cod. ~1111".,1 -611119lln: 1os c:•lco ~'• J70bl"" bolss, '8 roc.llc:od. latl!"7 -.... • • , JI. _,, AllllfS 52• !QI'*-... ti ,.,,.,.,.., u"••• .... _....• UAL •EACH -tJS ill'IQJtn; 1'5 NUtOd. J<-Cod, 1St.Andbns. ,..'ftclll .............. .... ll ,.. '"'""""' ... "" ... •brlftr '"'sum. 1N1 PEDRO tUM St. L.ilftdl'"ll - tl ~: I blrrlC,,...., •1t uolko ti.IS, • bonito, 2fl,O 111\11 ~s\ . .(JI) roc.k UICI. CSpor'lti1'11totl -I~ •nvMn: 1 llerrec:UGil, ISO DC .... biliil, 150 tillko1 -... 1 wn111 w• bl\1, 1,0IS roe.II c:od, l "'IM!ul. 6'10TIU l(•I ca911 ........ .. ~Beach International Boat Show Show of Power: In the Water. At Newport Dunes. The Word is Out: The Newport Beach 1nlernational Sall Boat Show was just half or the most eliciting naullcal event or lhe season. Now you can see power boats lrom around lhe world. Many power craft will be In the water, so you can cllmb aboard and enjoy. Get ready for !he Show ot Power boats! Big: Largest in tf'le water power boat show on the Wesl Coast Six. acres of era!! and equipment. First: Premier showing of 1976 lines of power craft and equipmenL V•rlely: tntemsllonel and tra1terable power crall. Hun- dreds of nauUcsl exhibitors. Excitement: Dally stlracttons. The Queen and Her Pnn- cenes. Hot air balloon. Boating demonsrralions. And rno rel Conventent: In neart>y Newport Beach. Acres of free parking. Or take lhe sh'utHebus from Newport Fashion Island lo the show. Newport Beach International Power Boat Show When:Sepi.11-14 Where: Newport Dunes. Coast Highway at Jamboree. Newport Baach HOUr9! 10 AM to 10 PM Deily Admlalon: Actulta $2.50, Children 6-12 $1 .25 IBSOS I I l I -, ' • • " ... ·--. --·-"·--· -· •••.i • By11M-..ledPr.., • The following-Billboard's hol ~ hlls for the week ending Seplember lt as they appoar in next wee'k'1 iSl\fe of Billboard magu.ine. I HOT SINGLES 1. RJUNESTONE COWBOY -Glen Campbell I (C.pitol) 2. FALLIN' IN LOVE -Hamilton, Joe Frank And Re10olds'(Playboy) 3. l\T SEVENTEEN -J anice Ian (Columbia) ~-GET DOWN TOGNIGHT -K.C. & The &mahlne Band (TK) 5. FA"ME-DavldBowie (RCA) 6. FIGHT THE POWER PT. 1 -Isley Bros (Epic-Columbia) · ' 1. COULD IT BE MAGIC -Barry Manilow (Arista) 8. l'MSORRY-JOllNDENVER <RCA) 9. RUN JOEY RUN -DavldGe<ldes (Atlantic) JO. WASTED DAYSANDWASTEDNIGHTS- Freddy Fender (ABC·llot) TOPLPs 1. ISLEY BROS. -The Heat ls On Featuring Fight The Pow~r ( Epic-Colwnbia) 2. JEFFERSON SfARSJilP -Red Octopus (RCA) . 3. JANIS IAN -Between The Lines (Colum· bla.) - 4. ELTON JOHN -Captain Fantastic & The BrownDirt.CowboyCMCA> ~ 5. THE EAGLES -One Of These Nights (Asylum) 6. OHIO PLAYERS-Honey (Mercury) 7. BOB DYLAN &THEBAND-The Basement Tapes (Col umbia) 'Blue Bird' Over Twentieth Century-Fox received the happy news that the trouble-plagued coproduction of the Uni~ed States and USSR has completed filming in ~)}grad alteI'MVen mont~Qf p_roduction. Direc- tor George Cukoi' finished the final scerie iO a se described as the entranceto'the Garden of Dreams. ,... .................... ... .. ct.I* ...... ... ...... New,WtMW• ---·-.,.,. .. _ ....... DIANE KEATON Local N•wport T•lent In "LOVE and DEAHi" I ,.,_ nM-10 I P.S. We'¥e pt 4-WllMI .... .,.•Ilk l••rtfl•t Toe! _ ... -·-''OUACKSER FORTUNE'' .. ''FRAMED'' ........ ..... _... ~·~ .... ...! . . . SADOLEBACK PL AZA .. -. . . . ' ... '"TIDAL WAVE" 1~1:1t •• >' ' ,, I· I I : I .... , ..... ,., .... AMID" w..11111 SllPICO .,.._1111 -. ""' ........ ..,.AMID"' • 1•1• ""SHPICO" ,... FOUNTAIN VALLEY• ..... ~····-·~ C E Nlt:IAl CINEMA CORPORATIO N SO.COAST. PWAI "NASHVILLE" Ill -nt1•• ....... ''TOMMY" IPGI "OlHH .... OP THI WOUMTAIM"' -.OWM HILL IACB"' INI "'NAMED"' ,..1M WISH"' Ill ·--DUMPIJNli-SWISS FAMK. Y IOllNSOf" 151 "llft nil ruu.n--. · "'LOYI& DIATM"lll "FRAMED" !RI J.1 ..... ,,_ .. , ........... "'COOU1' -H" Mt-bit ............. -.oMIA.C PASSION U¥ll "BEYOND 1'.HE DOOR" .......... .,. .... ,.. lllW ... I 't ••l 1 .,Mr J-WA&Ole TAii.• ............ "-.. , ..... ' ...... IOYllAN'" ...... ,. ........... .... .. 8. CAT ST.EVENS GREATEST .HITS (MIM) ~-' I . Gable Started at $3 a 9. EARTH. WlND6'ftRE-Tbat'1Tl>~Way Of'l'be World !Columbia) / • 10. ZZ TOP-Fond"IP <toadon> EASYUSTINING 1. THE PROUDONB~monda (llGJI) 2.SOLITAIRE~<A&M) 3.l'MSORRY-JobriDenver(RCA) • 4. I BELIEVE THERE IS NOTHING ~ONGER THAN OU1l LOVE -Paul Anka I< OdiaCoals <Uni tedAltlot) 5. DAISY JANE-Amclca (Warner Brows.) 8. I BEUEVE !'JI GOING TO LOVE YOU - Frank Sinatra <Warner Bros.) 7. AIN'T NO WAY TO TREAT A LADY - Helen Reddy (Capllal) 8. FALLIN' JN LOVE -Hamilton, Joe Frank and Reynolds (Playboy) 9. DANCE WITHME--Orleans (Asylum) • 10. HOW SWEET ITlS To Be Loved By You - James Taylor (Warner-.) ' COVl'tl'RYSINGLES 1. RIIlNESTONE COWBOY -Glen CampbeU (Capitol) 2. THE FIRST TIME-Freddie Hart (Capitol) 3. FEELINGS -Loretta Lynn & Conway Twit.- ty (MCA) 4. l'U. GO TO KY-GRAVE LOVING YOU - Statler Brothers <Mercury) . . 5. DAYDREAMS ABOUT NIGHT TIIlNGS- Ronnie Milsap (RCA) 6. BLUE EYES CRYING IN THE RAIN - Willie Nelson (Columbia) 7.BANDYTHEROD C ' WN -JloeBandy ,(BM!) . - 8. IF I COULD ONL\'. WIN YOUR LOVE - Emmylou Harris (BM!) . 9. WOMAN INTHEBACKOFMYMINO.-Mel . Tillis (Biii) • , ;~ 10. YOU NEVER C.\U'ED ME BY MY NAME -David Alien Coe CColumb,la) 1.-t WMll lefwe 5c'"9 DIS..Y"S ""DNI OF OUI DllilOSAURS IS MISSIMW" _,.,OYA&IOF ___ .. _ ~-·-. ? Recipes 1-=;l!O lo odd dining THE \llM Pl•••ure GOU!,MET while 1ubtr•cttng c.lorl••-,, Wedn••d•y In the DAILY PILOT 0.--Dally-tl:M .... u.r .... ,, -~:OOl"M -S1.U THE CITY SHOPPING CENTRE ORANGE •S32.J721 ~CITY C EM TRE: CIMl:'MA'> S.A. fRWV IMANCHEITE .. IXJ 0 .0. fAWV lCITY 0". l>CJ A "Young Frankenstein .. V "M•A•S•H" • -,OftA*DIAnr ......... ,,.. 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( PerbaJll alle'U by M.tlr• tMd Hr G•'d ,,,. chance be • mind If she mllrTI .. a pllOCO ~ -------------toucher.! • • ' In a new Georlf• M.'C<lwl play, "Gambllni." Tiie Q: AN llltte ••• "41f....,.,..., •" •· tamble dido t pay off, howe•er~ After the SoY,ci • 0.. Mike 0. 'c! • ...,zrit .............. Pbiladelpbla tryout, the company mDYed on to Ille ..r&.da& tf -..,... I zrtzr -· n arby AUaotic City wberec'ohan ft!'ed G•ble 111d •M•eaB...ute,.1-n.111' -~8edtk came out of reUrement to auccessfWJ7 wume the A: No -tbe)''re oat. -klaO!n' -u.. role himself. \ Besides, the Rhocl• IQtla aren't· exactly "klda.'' Q: I caa'l 4alte swtllow, u yoli ......ce i. 0 re· Tbey ranee In ~•e "-ll1o 22! llorlr, the 11 .. ,,._.. eeal C<!l•ma, lilat Jackie GI..-dim..._ lat. a old. bu tiHn balled it -her J>nnnle 0.moad at a rtq at Ille w....ruag mlll-In Miami ~·~•Jied comparable age. Ancl P•~.;"eol, quit Ruta.-S tllrew a -pie ol baymok.,,.. at a bea'f7Wel# Pt-pre-med a<:hool to._;, ~ tne.day i. retum . wllo lalllllted '1111. W• Gleuoa atone~,., Get to lhoae studies. Beal~ 1Ut2lilit....i danelag, th~ aay otber e7ewll11ea tGn-allonT -D. erklaa, "ki~" belw~ them P!!r-9clooioli-ta, 111- 0ldalooma Clly. cludln( piano, organ, .-. ""'"""' nuie. au• A: Yes. Dusty ~. the popul,ar wratllnir O{lllOile, &ultu, ~"1-Ii'-~ foct, tlley ~ champion, also read the <0lumn and ·commented: ~I but the bolsel. A. ,.. 1tsrted to say. "This all started in the dr-'insi'oom when H.,.ley wlllle lheJ'e'a no kiadlP _.,._the. two 1111o4.,. Race was Introduced to · ie and immedloleb' IJI· famlli•, Eddie, Jolm and Tcmfales are ao hlCb suited-him Tben cont. to dA S<l.PJlbll.cl1_e>jJ~thelr Dallleoakea jbey,fteqllliall1-the •ct to the auditorium's public aadrelS •YBtem. I thought ID"lll~DI lllll'l"'ull wllenever tileJt.IQ Jackie was not only rigbt bUt real gutsy to go after eofftoentertallielaewllere. · NOJ' SINCE lOv'E STORY~ 2!.SJ~ ' LC...~- 540•7444 "tllllllTUlll ........ -........... , Pl.ur'.,._;ea~ llr tru1: :4ayri !ill Kinnnt. T}r AJ'Tl('A."Jn O}'f'l'ic" !'¥.i l'nntn~~,. v.ilOSt' tr~ir f.ill ltdl ....... ,.ytlurlh Nt ht-r life.. And w00 ~n.l th1: "ooraµt" to IM.· l~h 111< kM: cJ °"" VlT)' srn·~ man. MAKES BEN HUR LOOK LIKE AN EPIC IT'S BEi IER THAN "'8LAZING SADDLES" OR "YOUNC FRANKElllTEN" NOr SINCE I.DIE Slll\Y .. -- C~AWIST --l'91TWll-HI ~--HZ-44!] ISTCM:CINIMA ..s1o. u..:.umTIOVI llO.CO.Ul~.t.11.& 7444 HAUOl·n(lll , , IWIOt41WuGili • 4'-osn 646-lZ'6 8-WUTIROOK •H-nl•lNOOlll#t' ..__. ·, Sl0-4401 You'll Elli, ltas well as see it. h .... ~ '\..,; .. ' . , ' f I .. -.. -,,. -.. ~~MMA:ClllTH .....,.,., .. ,."' .. 14otlOf(tljT• flf-4141 t -WIST ~., ......... --~ • n1-44tl co-ttlT AT. "THE llAM-LOW11 CAT I ' : • I • .. ' • ' ,,. ..... • .~. . . • I • ' . ' ' • .. • •• I -' ~· I '[. • . . • " • ' " . ,l '· ' . " • : • Disc·oVi·~ry . ·enhan~es • ' • • ' • • . ' Deep in cbncen&ation d1.1ring rehearsal are lfaren ~ak (above),, Charles Wilson (right) !UJd Evi Martyn. They fortn the 0pus-eJne Trio, -one o f- few cl'lambel°-groups in county. ' ' l·-S -PLAY . -- • about finding a celliSt, which was difficu.lt because ••atl the worthW!li\• cellists are already busy,'' Mrs. Lak related. "We talked about it and de- cided, 'The Lord's going to give us a celijst. ''' Shortly thereafter, a friend mentioned tO Mrs. Lak that he had · a friend who was a cellist and recommended that they COit· ... sider him. . ' PLAYED TOGETHER ' Charles Wilson, a Laguna Niguel resident, was duly con- • Ul"1Wlrl$1nk• Tb.is day a ittom in the know pUts a banana in a shoe...box , coverS the top of box with a paper towel h~ld on by a rubber band.. To Rollo, her son, 4, she c8lls: ''Let's play .discovery .~·.., Rollo, ah obedient child, runs over, closes his eyes, holds and shakes box. "ls il somet..bjng to eat or play with?" he asks. , "You find out,'' bis mother says. ''Turn your head away, take off the towel and /eel what's inside. ,Don't look -jwit feel. 1ben,tellmewbatitis." ' 1 Rollo did thaL Since !he.banana has such a distinctive Sha!><!. ~ caine Op With the right anawer tfte first Ume. ' The ''discovery box'• game is a reading- readlness qerciae IJDOl'.lt manJ which Rollo's -and .Ud J><!rfqrln 9(ith him. Ooly they don't tell him It's-pre-school 'forir. meant to get-him off on the rilbt foot. The came with the "discovery box" becomes I complicated as It es<faiates , belplnirtha child to build hlJ vocabulary and heighten his awareness ot characteristics about everyday objec!S. INTRE 111000 ,' Dr. Priscilla l.;vnch, a· reading expert, re- commends many other' stratagems -in the oature ol IUD and aames -to get the p,re-ICbool • tacted. They played some trios together, and liked each other. Already, the young trio has . about rive pieces in its re- pertoire. The members meet every Monday morning in Mrs. Lak's home because she is mid· way between Mrs. Martyn's piano studio in Rossmoor and Wilson's home . "They drj ve and I do the breakrast," Mrs. Lak smiled, passing trays of fruit, cheese and coffee cake. The three remairked over and over how surprised they are that they get along so well, which is an essential element for BDY group playing chamber music. "It's · dirricult to find good players, then people who get along," Mrs. Lak said. Each of· the three is an ac- complished. musician and their backgrounds are a varied as the music they play. Mrs. Martyn, from Greece, s t u. d i e d a t t he Ro Y'J. I Conaervatory in Athens and WC\S a member of the Athens Trio for eight years. · ''In my family there was mu.sic, .. she said. "My father, a banker, was a flutist. I-le pushed me ·in music and aJw<rys stlX>d behind me.·· Fl,UTE LULLABY When she was a child, her father played his flute (or her after tucking her in bed, which led her to believe for many years that every child went to sleep to the music of a flute. Mrs. bak was impressed by a BEA ANDERSON, Editor Monday, Septembo< 8, 1975 sister played the violin, which made for a close-knit family. "We would play sonatas all even· ing long,'' he commented. Wilson is retired from the Los Angeles Cou.nty Road Depart- ment, where he was in engineer· ing and surveying, and now de· votes all or his time to music. He played in the Glendale Sym- phony at th~ age of 14 under J . Arthur Meyers, who was the .founding conductor or the or· e'hestra and his teacher. Wilson also has been a member or the Burbank and Highland Park symphonies and played with the St. Louis orchestra during World War II !rnJDIED IN CHICAGO Mrs. Lak studied at the Chicage Conservatory College, where she met her husband, Lazzlo, who also was a student there. She was all set to give up the violin and become a homemaker when she married , but her husbanU encouraged her to study on her own . to play trios on a professional basis. "Chamber music is almost a lost art," Mrs. Lak lamented. ''Most musicians want to be soloists or are in studio music. But there. is so much beautiful music to be played." Some of the music they intend to perform is so obscu.re it is still hand.written. such as one work by Chopin. Their concerts also will be an endeavor of Jove, besides being a musical offering. They want "whoever is interested in that kind of music'' to be in their au- diences. "Music is spiritual," said Mrs. Lak. "When God created the earth be must have done it to music.·· She said the writer C. S. Lewis also must have had that thought because he refers to music and creation in one of his allegories, ''The Magtcian's Nephew_•• Lewis says: t. violinist who gave a concert at her grade school when she was 7, and pers uade~ her parents, who favored country-Western music, to buy her a violin. ''I s tarted o n the Bach Partitias, .. she said, "and si.nce then I've stumbled onto a very in - teresting technique ('-1.·hi ch has to do with bowing ) whic h is not widely used. And I have done ex· tensive work with my hus band ." The trio are united in their goals, which are to play the ''un- tapped trio r e pertoire" a nd maintain "a certain quality" in their work. •'The Lion was pacing to and fro about that empty land and singing his new song. It was softer and more lilting than the song by which he had called up the stars and the sun; a gentle, rippling music." The trio also is st.riving for "a rewarding experience,'' Mrs. Lak added. "Otherwise, there is nosensetoit.'' I Her father, a woodworker, im- mediately wanted to varnish it, she said. Wilson, like Mrs. Martyn, was from a musical family. His mother was a pianist and his They are unique in the ract that no other group has been rounded The group now is making its schedule for the coming year. Anyone interesting in a booking may call Mrs. Lak at 557-1515 or Mrs. Martyn at (213)431-8815. child's eyes, ears, mind and psyche in the mood for reading. A teacher for more than 20 years and reading consultant to several state school systems , Dr. Lynch created scholastic individualized read- ing program -a hi ghJy successrul system . "Talking, .. she says, "is the rirst step to re· acting." Dr. Lynch sugges ts starting out with something simple -spoon, hard boiled egg, fork, banana, orange, apple. It helps if the child can eat the mystery object when game ends. Later he can graduate to more complicated mystery items. Some other reading readiness game plans Crom Dr. Lynch: -Practice with sensory words. Ask child to tell how something smells, sweet or sour, salty, peppery, spicy, vinegary? Use a pickle, an onion, a garlic bud, a clove, cereal. -Comparison words. Use measuring spoons or cups to show the difference between small, smaller, smallest. For deep, deeper, deepest. use three pots. For fat, fatter, fattest. Use three cerrots or onions . Find items for thin, pretty, abort, tall, big, dark, heavy, llqht. DEHCmPTION -Description. Mom shuts her eyes and Child selects an object in the room, askin& mom to I describe it. She asks -Is it edible? Is it smooth lik e an egg? Is it rough like a scowing pad? Then she makes the questions more complicated. Using suc h terms as bigger than, smaller tha,n, sort as. and terms relating to shape, use, color, te xture, odor, fragility. This interplay can be fun , hardly like a reading readiness exercise. -When chiJd is trying to stump his mother. s he should come up with some of these words : shape (round, square, oval, triangle, rectangle Oat, pointed, curved). Use (Cook with it. Eat it. Play with it. Clean with it. Wear it. Put things in it.) and texture (smooth, rough, bumpy, squishy, limpy, pricky, fluffy, gooey, sticky, rubbery J. After child stumil\ mom or dad a half dozen times, it's time to reverse roles -giving him practice at asking questions. Dr. Lynch also recommends lots or reading aloud to you.r child, preferably with child in lap and being cu.ddled. This will help him to as- sociate pleasant reelings with reading. At some point bu.y a large notebook and felt marker and ask child to tell you something about his day. Keep sentences and words short when you print big letters ln the notebook. All of these things put the toddler in posiUoo IOI' reading lessons in school. "Some children," Dr. Lynch said, ••come to ocbool wlthoul ll••in& ev..-realised that wotds are made up of lttten." • • • I DAILYPllOT . . • STEPHENS COLLEGE ALUllNAE:'. Two speakers are ..,..,.., for the potluck'• dinner meetioa. set for 1:30 p.m. TUead,.y, Sept. 18, in the Veraalll&.SanlaAna- On tbe agenda are ,r>r. Roy Bullock. director or coun•elinl at Qsapman College and Uoyd Cbarton, an allomey. I INDUSTRl,AL NUR8J18: Roaalle Greaser Abrams, ortctnal eon"ener ol the Orange County Chapter ol NO\¥, will speak before the.Oraose.Couaty Auoclllloe ol 111· dustrial Nurses. · They will meet at 8'30 t,'::,' W""""41ay, Sept. l?, inlheSaddiebact Saotai\Da. Ml. Abrl ms' topic will be the.Hlllorical Conditioning ol Women and Jlen to 'SUI.om and How Thi• Affect. Nunes. An actress, lecturer and feminist CODIUI .. tan! for the l'IYCbOlijjfii aepOttment, Cal State Fullerton, Ms. l'lbroms -..! and produced "Jlytb' America-How F* Have you Really Come," wbieh was the flrlt. feminist show in the U.S..to be accepted as a masters thesis project. · ALCOHOLISM SERVICES: A ftve-part workshop-on-.tcohotism---.nd-problem drinktng will take place at the Gary Center in La Habra beginning at 7:30 p.m. Tbun-' day, Sept. 18. Quintessence of Starting School Topics will be medical, psychological and socio-legal aspects al alcoholism, alcohol and the family and rehabilitative modalities in Orange County. F\lrther 'intormalion oo. the workshop may be obtained by calling Mary Miles. Ross Marquez or; Johll Saavedra at (213) 697·1353 or (714) 870-67SS. There is no charge for the workshop. · Like S.year-0lds everywhere, Amy, Sara, Abigail, Ted and Gordon Kienast (left to right) wait for the bus on the first day of school. The girls are headed for the morning session while the boys have a few more (ho hum) hours of summer before they attend afternoon class in Liberty Corner, N.J. r - ;i Love's Missing Ann Landers D.EAR ANN LA.NDERS: I am engaged to a girl who is g1v1ng me a hard time. She s~l".5 I'm too possessive and ct~erly sus- p1c1ous. She doesn 't act like a person who is about to be married. You be the judge. In tbe last three weeks. Hilda has ''disap.. ... peared'' four times. When I eall her apart-· • f ment, her roommate says. "I don't know · where she ts . Maybe she's at her / mOtber's." I call her mother and she's not there. When Hilda turns up after two or three days and I ask where she's been, she _ says, ''Don't be such a male chauvinist . ' pig." . I."" I paid $25S !or an eflgagement ring. We plan to be married ln three months~ But I It worry about a girl who stayS lost for two · and three days and then refuses to aceount L ~ 1 \ for herself. ~\ Does marriage settle people down?. What do you tblnk? -ONCE BURNT, TWICE ' SHY I.; • Horoscope: Virgo ' " Be Practical . TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER9 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIES (March 21 - April 19): Good for money, especially sav- ings and investments. Changes .tend to be for the better. Concessions can be made wisely. Agreeable travel condi- tions evident. :rAURUS (April 20- May 20): Sort and silt early. Fine opportunity for creative talent. Family pride is starred. An endearing gift re- ceived. Shari n g is highlighted. GEMINI (May 21 -Jwte 20): Be ready fo r ap- preciation, rew ard.s and love. Good health makes ~u beam r adiantly . ow a smiling attitude. oney bud geted wisely. CANCER (June 21· uly 22): Career pre- tige, status and reputa .. ion well served. Fin. t i me for traveling,' sightseeing, feelin1 one· b with the oncoming faU eason. LEO (July23-Aug.22): oney picks up momen- um. You have the green jight for business and Job t ransactions. Domestic lntere.ts bioeked tn !1>- lereat or outside m•tten. . \'laGO (Aq, 23-Seot. ) : reJreat and take t . Soml!olle mayl>o ullina the proverbial I o•er YO\lt e1ea. ~ proof of fl"'l:I. !lbru.o,tJ rumor&. Awld . ranei1u1 tlllnkllla. · • . LinA <•ir.· 23-0ct. e'~°':tl.11 :. = a allort time, be ,..W:ied to do leu but ._ .... It. Considera-• ble e~ense saved by plahn'ing purchases ahead Of time. Hold off a trip if poasible. SCOlllPfO (Oct. 23- Nov4 21): A void over- reaching too soon. t'lO fast. One who knows trends i,s observing. Be sure r:ather' than hasty. Get perspective where ambitions are con- cerned. SAGl'ITAJ,llUS (Nov. 2'l-Dee. 21): Accent is on what you want as o~ posed to what you need. Idea is to make contacts beyond current contacts. If you do this then goal is achieved. CAPRICORN !Dec. 22· Jan. 19): Accent is on special relationships, creativity and self- expression. You come alive. You are more aware of who you are and how to focus your potential. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- Feb. 18): PracticaJ is- sues dominate. You get lo the core of matters. An experienced individual puts cards face up on the table. Admire frank- ness. View beyond the immediate scene. PISCES (Feb. 19- March 20): Friendly tounsel may lack facts. Know it and act accord-lnclY. Slacken pace to be aware of subtle nuances. Some quntions are r• af¥tobeauwered. U toda1 lo yoar blrtll· da1 vll'fety •nd procreu receive the 1reatest lllmUllU. Ocea1lonall1 ~'3' ma1 happen ao ti. 11 thai you feel u if ,.,.. Were belll1 'tfhirled about. RowiYtt, the.,._ di.ment 1bollld _.. u.bllaratlq. , • . , .......... ... DEAll BURNT: I think you'd better pre- pare IOI' a life of grief if you marry a &lrl who speclaliies in disappearing and re- fuses to account for her absence. Don't ex- pect ber to settle down merely because she hu a wedding ring on her Rnger. The engagement ring doesn't seem to mean much. ANNIE OLD GIRL: You must ha\Te donated your brains to the Hadassah rum- mage sale. I r efer to "Concerned Mom '' who '\'3S afraid to Jet her seven-year-old boy go to the men's room by himself because "the woods are full of perverts. 11 Your suggestion to buttonhole a kindly genUeman on his way in and ask hini to watch over the kid was idiotic. Please ex- plain how a mother is supposed to pick out the "kindly gentleman" from the sweet old geezer who is as queer as a $3 bill! More realistic advice' would have been to tell the boy. ''Go in alone and if anyone tries New for fall Great selection or flrat quality, fashion fabrlc1. Indigo denim 10· 11 oz. 100°4 Collon. ma· chine washable and fadable. Team up with a print bloose. 48" wide. FGs' reg LOW price 2.49. Save lhru Wed. Sep! 10 V1lue1 lo 3.00 1~7 exciting fall prints •• Perma Press Cottons and Cotton b~nds. 129 • 169 Large assor1menl • call· .... cos. batik looks, denim , .. and juvtnlles. 45''. wide. V1lun to 2.00·2.50 Jersey prints Sott and silky 100% Nylon and Acetat•N)'ton titends. Machine Vala, to 3.00 wlSll, ~tie Iron. 45" wide. QUALITY. VALUE FASHION. SERVICE • fft?C»T BfAOl- 20r..lllon Island Mon. & Fr\. 1 l»;OO Tun., Wed., Thurs. & Sat. 1o.t &Jn. 12·5 I • • ... •1-,·--......... , ............. , •. ..1--~~ to molest You, scream yOur head olf. •• U he doesn't know what ''molest" means she should tell him . Sex education should ~art early. -LOUISVILLE READER DEAR WU: You maybave apolnl, bat I doubt that any 1ee1U. 1» matter bow fan· ny, would take sucb a ehaace wWa t.be kid's mother standing outside tbe door. You su11estioa that )'Otllll boy1 be waned alut molesters and that they yell Mir cl& off Js excellent. Thanks for wrttial. "f> There is a big difference between cold and cool . Ann Landen shows you how to play it cool witllout !reeling people out in her booklet, "Teenage Sex -Ten Ways to Cool It." Send !JO cents In coin and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 1400, Elgin, Ill. 60120. 1 • --.. ' ... ,., ... ,. , > 1-.. • au•INslls AND P&ORUJONAL WOllBN: BdYtlie ~-olcoali ..,,, odueatlon Joe -at UCI. will llpeat for tbe J'IO'tfportllutlor O>apCM dur-bellllt • dlDDer ~ Tllunday, Sept. u, intbe Mesa VerdJCoiaayClub. lfel' topic for lhe=.m. meetlne wlll be Oiallen&•, Womenin · EdJlcllllon. AJl1'llUrJ8 FO ~: N8'ff and ~·:..m,::~:-'=89...!~ day, s.. 19, ln the Nwlrport lleaeb bomaof Jin, Rfcbard c. Fllllel. - New offlcen are the limes. Foll,.., -1· dent; ~ R. Bertin, 'flee ~; Ale•aader Campbell. memtierablp dudrmu; E. w. Dray, treasurer; Conrad Cbail-and llaraball Beet, aecretarlea, and Jtocer Locldl~ parllamentari&- •IAGUJllA aEACB· aLUIBD llUSIC SOCIETY: Elected to the boP.,l'd are Fr.serict Noad, who teacbes ~luoical euitar and lute, and Margaret Klla'ilta, wbo teaebell piano and musle theory 'and bl.- tol')'. J ' • ' -N-VJ~:New, _ _, omcen are Unda Jlarttn, president; Dotee Ruclolpb, Jlary Nahas, Carole MeCaw and Clair Hearst. 'Yice presidents; Carol Hanrey, secretary. and Pat Fitzpatrick. treasurer. AFF1LIANTS: Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyter!ao ehapter will sponsor a de- sip.er fashion show at 9:.30 a.m. l_1Jursday, Sept.18, in Bullock's, SouthCoast)f'laza. Tlckebr may be purchased fiom Mrs. craig Weber, reservations ehainllan. t ·--OIEWEDIY TAU(S by, ' MARY ELLSWORTH. Some weeks ago I was aitei!" to speak before the Lido Itland Wom~·s Club on &be sulQ«t or ''firie jeweizy ... Frankly the thought and an- I ~;:;=~~~~;;;:;::;~J ticlpaUon ol i11eb a program ·-petrified me. A public 041LY Pll.01' ..... ., I am not. Bot I de- Q ASSIFIED ADS :!rt~t;.':i'w'i:/.";:::: M2-"78 a d:ired anl! tafortnal way, l ----------1 want to talk about what ls bappeQing ;e ... ·elrywise-in Orange County, and give you """"' hlliU about -t· ing '/our older pieces. New looks upcoming for fall, and perhaps answer a qued;lon ortwo. LOSE WEIGHT 01 MONEY IACI ,.,. diMcll l8ls c:.11ldtd • ~ •Jot .... silr ~ "°"' tMI ... OONNEXflM Mrl ... ,..,_ -:.:r.;:.. • -,..,.. .... IMI •llP WWW th -.--.... -· ... •IM ..,. ODflMD tlMlt -... ..... -..... ._.. WIU! .... Qlllrin.,..IMidillOll .............. 6edecl ...... -... -Loe* , .... iltl# IS JOI! lrwf todlJwl~ODftlNEX. .......... • l"*Y Uck. ' ' a& firat some bactfl"CUXI. Wbm the llary Ellsworth Jewelf'J' Store opened lta cbn la 1i83. a new~ In fttail jewelry shops was_ intl'oduced to Oranae c.om- ty. ~ formula of ftne oil plilllt.ln1 and art object. com.btaed with carefully lelei!ied "fine" jewelry ltiU .._.today, 12 years lat.er • lte>caUH mOlt jewelry lllOsJll are aloof and cool to browsers, we are' very careful to maintain a casual, Mleadly atmospbere. I feel that becauae of the palnttnp • m pieces aa a back· plound our cuatomer ll not eommltted to ask about Jewolr7 immediately wbeD tlloy lbop With ... It II ~ important to bave confidence In )'our .Jeweler. because your purc:bMe. bi.I of small. ia a Nrioua sale and YoU are en- tiUed to aervice and attention wbm you require it. You can depend!!"••· Prom tbf; moment you own a piece ol llne jeweley the love alfllr bqina. Surely a pie<e or jewelry bu to be the moot 1mplanned, out to left fteld, impulsiveJ1 pun:b11ed item a woman may posseas. I have teen people leave my ltore after a purcbue or wttb c111tom deafen worb w.'ve done for them. thrilled boyondwordl. Jewelry, Jewelry, it's excit· lilt, fuelnatin1 and byp.. nbtic. l lov11: it! 1 love tbe people I deal with. We bave. creat rapport became I appreciate their creativeness. We abare aometbina iD common too. a kwe ot beautilUJ thln1a. I espeel1il1' eQJoy Oran(e County women. They are clever and lnnovaUve. 'lltey are sure ol •hat they want. 1h•f are very to1etber jeWelry-wiae. Orange County women have a fashion image that ia very envied. Because the Mary Ellsworth Shop is located on the -: graunds at Del Webb's Newport.er Inn, J ·am able to keep tuned in to jewelry looks from aU over the COW\• try and the world. 'lbe emphasis we have right now on the J4K metal mix· ables ia in Q\Y opinion very smart~ For in1taoct a oeck.'!ii:., a little oothlq m1m>r chilit at t1i1 bolloW or ~k,dloppiagdofttoa ·24•• len«tb "'1th other iJt.. ter;eiti.ng cb(iM: and pen- daqJs makes for a true Ciklifomia futllon loot. · l £>'..,.. wtltl or 19~ -, .... Nlll ... d "'' -. OC'wtwr;.vet, ~ that my Jewell')' has an Uftt UBUal loot '11 ita own. --, I blq to tld'l war. I conol our Ureatyle" here. I JeWlill'Y U..ll ll wearable: Wt. !f•• have dlamon -"!!" lhat e'an bO in lbe ••JUme. .. Oomt;., soon. We will you 'tome new thln1s1 blend ~th your own coll ot mlJtables and otbe ':~;ambof'eeRd. l>etWebb'a ~er JM l • L ' l ' ' HI .., TUMILJWia:uk _; FIGME""5 Sl...UGGO IS Pl...AYING HOOKY AGAIN "'''-- • ' . ' ' ,, I. . ' r I 1: . -•'C /(,, ~ • lf'l}l,oo• ~- HE'S OVER ON EL..M · STREET TRYING TO HITCHHIKE ' ~ TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ~' ,• • ' " 17 10 u ACAOSS -47 In tuiplu. 1 Fi.thy 49 Tutltlstl title 4 Compu1lon 50 cr.cr1 toll I NeMI; SIWlg 51 Gt8111 n'Mllk:al 14 u.. 1erm ~11'1' 15Wrt1erolDo(• 52T91Ch p booll.• primely HJ Cowtloy 5of '-tr.111111 17 Len ol • N. "'°°" Alnef. natlOn 58 Allklr: Abbr. 111 Olatrns so AWlf-Ayres 20 Onlroy 61 -Yolu1m: alowly Al Clpp 2' TV pi.y.right cMracl• -MoH4 62 E.llMfl' 22 Mr. frlllklil'I f14 Gtllk 23 lrilh klno-' 'p11\1otoptier l\llloftc seat I& Ral9I tml 24 Harrl1 i1 Tithe cti..cter 68 Flih eggs Uncle -·· 89 Methods of 21 Ru11. newt doing agency 70 Rims 21 Fonner 71 Alongwl\h 11 One•----•2 Wilh""n<I°" Portugese DOWN 12 Coin of J1pa.n hip colony 1 Cuto1mfs 13 Make1nell0t1 45 Moisten.a 31 External : 1urf1ee 18 Prtr¥efb5 48 Oi1t~mt in Pnlllt: 2 P1lm 24 Aal)Plng !ime 32 ERAorAB1 eoc:Utoo sound S3 ··-lo: l3 Dqlodgefrom 3 Choi.'membet 25 Rac»olliclal ~us.of olllce 4 Geologiclal TT Ofegonclty' 55 Within; Prl'll• 315 Pvt Hiio office win ang11 28 Retail 111at>-56 Crimlnll 38 Ubor0tg. 5 Actot -'Uahmerll 57 ~leased 39 Non: 2WOl'd• W11lac:t1 JD, Ceulgrau ~No. I m¥1 41 llnpr..:tlcal 8 Maftlle 33 Afl, lotOOfl 81 Athletes; penon 7 Dealgnates 34 Courage Abbi'. 43 lrldigrl9tioll --3& Added tuilal' &2 0..-.:lot 4o4 Swelter: I Defamed 37 Sfonofgrlllf 63 MOUll!lln; ll'tlormal 9 Gnmacelll .0 Adjust lot Prel•• · ·M--Qu110 10-propetl!J"IC· 65$M.IU ttle&allgame~ Tllesautu• !lontng -UaN 5 ' 7 • . ' ,' \ I • -I ' .,iroww••• .. C•••-~~---.....,._.....___,. 'by T• I. Rya11 M 11'5 A:lSSIJl.E I ~ IJe6011(&CIUTtlA iJtRI' a; 6LOR'I • r )\ l .. i!L by Ea nie Bushmiler WEl...L, I SEE HE GOT A l...IFT PEANUTS ·~-···~,,.·--....... _. ___ .. ... ~ ....... -. " THAT SOON PS 600P .. 'IOU 60 NOW, ANP HAV'E '<!XIRS ... JUDGE PARKER . MISS PEACH '.OI.' KNOW, I~, WHEN I WAS ~I"(, YO~ WEJ:E T><El<E - ~~ 7 F~ACTIA~ED MY rrr&, l'OIA WE!rE TME!re -WHE>I :t WA~ ~ll:Ol<E, YOIA WEICE 11:16HT THEICE ! YOIA WU:E ALWAY!!>' THEll:E WHEN l NEfO!!O MELP. ANIMAL CRACKERS OH QH, 6QN. .. ~ Do 1J:ec,J CALL 1:; ROSH HOOR f' ~UE. Hll" I RUsHHOOR. by Chm les M. Schull ..--------, AFTER 't'OU 6ET MCK. !'LL ,60, ANP HAV'E MINE! HOllJ liOMAl!TlC! by Hcwold Le Doux ? • 9-8 ; ! ) ' • ! ' . ,,, . ' • I •l 'l . I •'I JI il 'I " • by Rodger Bolen ~ THE GIRLS • \\'\\ ~ ''.'!' ·; { '~\\~·-·. ~ ·; ~f ' ' ' ' ' by Mell "I don't know how ~i r;. Ford doc-; it-I'd he a wreck ir fny hu,b:.ind w;1' underfoot all day ," '70 WHY AR'EN'i YOIA NICEt<:? TO ME. !!!CA~ l IDENTIFY YOIA WITH EVEJO' !:OTTEN THING TMAT EVEJ: HAPPENED 10 ME ... by Chester Gould '• ' DENNIS THE MENACE ' -------- .. ~OT • Monday, l!p!e!nWI, 1115 •. " I I r • ~ ,: t Tonight's "'TV Highlights CBS (2) 8:30 -Phyllis. Cloris Leachman stars in this new series based oo the character she created on the Mary 'ryler Moore show, moving from Min- neapolis to San Francisco. Lisa Gerritsen p1115 her daughter Bess. NBC (4) 9;00 -"White Lightning." Burt Reynolds plays an auto racer and part·tlme ·bootlegger attempting to avenge his brother's death in this 1973 movie. ABC (7) 10:00 -Barbary Coast. William Shatner and Doug McClure star in this new series set in old San Francisco as undercover men battling corruption. ·rv DAILY LOG Monday Evening Tuesdoy Oii .,,..,.....,. (Clllll) ~c,,, '1tflt, Cinatt Roctrt. ' l:l ' I·' ....,o""Avr"""'1M_E_M0V1 __ u_ y J:llO l1qi "Mtt c ....... "'"" ft •• .,. lflll" Part I (lllJ'S) '62 -Btttt O.•is, JNn Crtwfud. ~o--""' ·• -~._ ....................... ~, 'll -.., McCftll,. ...... .,.. . Ill IC! __ ,_ . ' (COii) '5l-Alllc ...... ••.....,.'11f'r-c•11 ·.u • Ctawt.., r..., .......,.,. ..... _...,,._ .......... ...,.. l:»U)"C."**I.,.. (drl) '43- lloJ' Mollft. WilRtm Bendt•. 8 (CJ ""k ltul: Mw.f bil" (Wn) '51 -...,._ CcMey, Mao-_.,. em,, W«d lotMI. ••a.,., __ _ <*&) ~ -~ frlCJ. ~ a.,....,.....,,......,._ .. .. - PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NO'l1CE PfCTITIOUS tUllNISi NAM• STATt!MElfT TM foH•whtt "''°" Is ciol11t bull· llftlff: SPOJt"rl\lk INTERNATIOHAL. 1100 011811 $1 •• N•WPOfl 6~tCl'I, .............. Cart A.''--•· 2041 C..l•tiOdoii, """'-t .. atl'I, Calllon'll• Tl'lls INliflttS Is c.ondvcted trf' en lft- dfW....I. CMIA.T~~ TMJ ~lletl '111411\ Ult C&ul'll, l:1ert1 ol Ora11oe Co""t'I' on ~20.191J. ·-· PuOlllll'led Or•n~ ,.,.,I o.lly Piiat. Aug. u. ,,.. 5etit. 1. '· 1s. 1•1s m .. 1s PUBLIC NO'l1CE ---~.,_......_ __ _...._._.._._ .. ____ _ • • .. .,... IWBLICNOncz PUBLIC NO'l1CE ....... NOTICITOC•IDITO•S ....... SUPl•t0• COV•TO,TNE STATI! CM' CA\.1.-0,NIA "°" THECOVNTTO,OllAMGE In lhr M1111r ol tnr Esl•tr of OANIELJ. 9U(KLEY, Dlc:aHtd. ,...la la ~b'f fl.,,.,. lo cneclltors lw¥tf141 tl.litN. a~n•l tne . ..W dKe· dltnl lo lilt ••IG cl1ims In tile offlee OI ~ Clttt ol !hi! lfol'•Mld COWi'\ ot to prnenl I"'°'" le tl'>t llllCll!rd9N!d ti ttw ofrke"' \l'OOltMEES, KNABLE ON:I VOORl16ES, nl30 Howtl'!Oml 81Yd., Suite 208, 111 lhe City of lorrMtU, if!~ ....,. .... c-tr, wltltJ\ 1111..-offlu h h Pi.U ol' ~11ess ol' IN ufllllf"9'91*1 In an matters ~rt1lnlng to wlde~lt. !!."<" c1atn11 wllh ll'lt "''t'''''" _,..., _,, tit fllff or Dtts.ented •• aforewlo within._ m_h, alter tfle llr1t Pllbliullon of this notice. Dated AUQ1t5l 21, lt1S BANK OF AMEllllCANT&SA Enc111orot -..w111 01 .. ie de<.edfofll VOOltHilU,l(NA•Llf IMVOOltHEIS AnwMrs•U.w --~ ... wt1wr ... •1n. Tllf'l'MU, C.Hf9ntWI MHJ P\lbll,_lohe(I Orlnl;I" Coe~t Oi1!!'1' Plklt, Sitol•rnber 1.1, IS, 22, lt1S l31f>.1S PUBLIC NO'l1CE • PUBLIC NOftCE ••cnnou••UMNn& ..... tTAftMaWI' Tllet.i ........ ....-k ......... • PUBLIC NC)'l1Cll :.fQTo.1rP CDtlSU..TtMO. W .... ~.~---CA. ... 'lllrtOU-,-.. .... ....,_ .#., 1• l'l#l l,61'1t, ....,,_. .. k ... c..M ..... T'*llYMMMK~ ... W•W.. lllht1 ...... .... MMtil ..... 1: ... 1~ •• ™• .u ........ -· fl ............ CiMiM't °'"" -~ c.wN• •--........ a, tf)'l. ..,,,, ,,_,,.,. .... Qt .... c..t 0.11v Plto(. ...... 1s. ..... ..,. aGWS -Pwllil"*ll Or ..... c.... o.u, Piiot, ..,.,11.u,•t1115itpt.1,1,1•1s J111.1i PUBLIC NOTICE ·-~TICE TOC•EOITOltS ........... ,, SUPEllllOR COUltTOPTHI!. STATEOFCALIFOltNIA f'ID• TltE COUNTY OF OltANGIE 111 U1t M11trr el 11'1• E•l•I• of BERNICE BROCK, ~ce•sed. HOiie• ll htU'lbJ 01.,,,. lo creditors hil¥1ng tlllm1 •o•141st lh<I wlcl Oece· •111 to tor selO cl•ims in the oflk:• of Iha <k'r-. of Ille •IOl"ewld court or 10 '"senl thffn to the unoe..sloned et u. oflke of IRSFELD, IRSFELO ANO YOUNGER, 1060 Hollywllld 81\tCI., 111 tfle City ol Hollywood, In \..05 A19le1 COIMllY', •l<h l•ll•r office I! tht pl.Ke Oltlu$innsol'tlle unoersl9'*1111.i1 mat• lrrli perlaln!nt to lilid esta•. Sucl'I ctolmli with Ille ntteliwrr vouc:~ mu11 M Oltd or Pf"Hoelltl!d •~ .iorHalO wllhill lovr monlhli •lier Ille llrlil PA11lcallor1 of thls11o11c.. 0.lfll AllQIKl 1'1, 1•15 A-Id Wl•"'~k Eioec"tot of the WI It ol wlO 1111tceclo!11t lltSPa1,.o, llHPllLb ...-YOUNGalt an...,, .... _ JIM._.,, a I •lftl. tteaw af."'Coll~ttOZI f'Wl(illl'ied Oren91 OMit 0..1, PllOt, Siellttmber 1,l, 15.-J2. lt7S D1·15 PUBLIC NO'l1CE --~--------- _ _____ _. ____ _ • . . Karate Eveat . . , Back • • • She Hits At Pagf!ant f 1 A planned aUlograpll sesslm by stripper l'uae l'ou la running into OIJl>OliUon in Rei>· WllHr D. Mllls' homettale. "'"1ti11 P'oxe;t seheduled to:1"'.ift Sept-. ..JI, to autocrapli copies of her boot t.elllnc about her escapades with Mills. sbe also Is suppoHd to speak tolbeJaycttS ln Lltllellock. _ ·• Bula local advertiling man promoUngthe book HY' th• trip might notoomeoff. Ewe'.v• r.au,.--~uuder attaclr.l'eople think- we are condoning steallo& husbands from wlva, •• said lloCer Stout of Stout AdY~lilg. "I'm Setting a lot of complaints about ber c:ocil!J!I berJ. UntO !'I! thia happened, J really didn't realize llow powerllil be (Jllllla) wu. He la still Vf!r'/ powerlul." • Author NellOlt Alarm. who wrote the novel ''The Man With the Golden Arm." S. fightlna a le&al baUle to prevent his landlord from evictln1 blm from a five-room, $27$-a·montb aDaJ'tiftent. Algren moved to Paterson, N.J., fl'om Chicago last December, saying, "Paterson is a city cl neighborhoods and a good llgbt toWn. Chicago h•• IOll Its punch... • The landlord, cu'Ios Tors.es, sai.d-he is ..---...,.----........ tenninating a month·t.o-( PEO~ PLE J month lease agreement _ Algren signed. He .._ __ ...., ___ __, declined to elaborate. • " • Cliristopllor WiD~ant1mOWn to SW'Vive after being born With his heart outside his body, remains in serious but stab)e condition al Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. Born Aug. 10 at Garden State Hospital In Marlton, N.J ., he was immediately transferred to Children's Hospital where his heart was covered with a thin layer of skin in a seven-)lour operaUon. Ll1 Rimer, spokeswoman for Children's Hospital, said that fvt.ure operations are planned, but physicians have set no date because they want toiseehow the child develops. • The U.S. Court of Appeals in New York Te· served decision on a motion by rock musician Jeba Lennon to overturn a deportation order against him from the Board of Immigration Appeals . Lennon's lawyers told the three·Judge panel that the board failed to consider evidence that the \.lfllNON fonner Bealle ~ad been 1ingled out for deportation during the Nixon adrqinistratioo because or radical politleai beliefs. The lawyers said the 'gov· ernment's action was ba.-ed on a memo from the Senate lntemaJ Security Committee which false- ly linked Lenpon to an alleged plot to :i.disrupt the .1972 Republican national convention. • ' Mayor Janet. Hayes S&fl the city of San Jose will. officially note ~.airuJn lndep:en~ence Day and Mobile Home Week, but there won t be a Gay Pride Day. The Gay Student Union and Lesbian Feminist Alliance requested that Oct. 3 be proclaimed Gay Pride Day so ••gay residents of the community could stand up and be counted." Mrs. Hayes said no. "l believe that ~uaJ preference ls a private, personal concern and not a Subject ror municipal proclamation,•· she said . • A snapshot or' Qyde Barrow. of Bonnie and Clyde fame was .uctloned for $500 at the w,Jdorf- .A!toria: l{otel in New Yock. · Barlow (1 shown on the snapshot, dated Jan. 2, 11132, lr)'ln-. to ge(hls automobile out of the mud. On the back ofthepjcture, Barrow wrote: "Too much work. Next time I will youse a trac- tor ,-Bonnie is laughing at me. Tbe sheriff can't sboc)J a dam.'' \ Charles Hamilton, an autograph speelallst and head of the gallery which presented lhe auction, said, "Only a letter of Jesse Jam.es would bring in more than Clyde Barrow." • John Clanles Ross, the barefoot king of the Cocos lslandz, reje<ted Aiistralla's offer to buy his remote Indian Ocean paradise for $.1.S million. "Add another ~ht and that is the Point I start talking," he told an Australian government minister,. Clunies Ross bas resisted all efforts by Australia to end his personal rule over Home island, one of the 1tring or small Cocos Islands 1,~ miles northwest of the Australian mainland . • Fired policeman Tom Bristow, who sparked a controversy over dnmken driving arrests or state legislators1,lost --al to get bis job bacc in Sau..,.ento. '.lbe Ci~ Civil Service Com · mission voted 4--0 to uphold the dismlual of Bristow! _ ~was fired tut April aft« a depaiitaent invesUgalion Into a11.,atioos that be shoved a non-legislaWr be arrested on drunken d.rivine charaes thNuglu class d-. •••now · • " Ma,_ Ke• RoWn 11 Of 8-Yard. Iowa says it dooon't Hein lllre lt't bis tol.n -more beeause, federal alld otate bllkUllcrC. are \afcinl ~ver. , Aller 1a 1ean on1be l!>b, be'• •alilDS It quits u , mayor of Bayard, _.iMIOn '211. A'!d to are the, tn"70" of seven -iiearby lowDa lnlhefUmlng .... mu .. west or Das lf<lnes. r "l've 8*>1ed' worldnl ~ tlM loc.I people, belpine aolva tlMir problems," Roblbllon aald. "But lhore'• 110 answer to -e llale and rwer.i pro. jet1a. There'• no w"Y J!lU ~ fillow tllole blstruc- tlool and dowbal llleyexpo<tY!"'todo." 1 *" I Fren<Ji preslde'11 ValtrJ' Glounl D'Ellalac will pay anotrlclal visltleG--.&ept.17to2L 1 The announcemait said lbe Frenc~ .,. .. Iden accepted •n ln•ltatlon fl'Om Gree.Ii. Pr.oident Ooulaatlne Tntooo and will be accompanied by his wife. • ' -.. • .. • ., • ., ... <'··-•:)! l'llO ·Bohies ) Ell!~i'. Regatta . . . •. Hollie ca1t,;•1111 ~ tlll;IMlll' out s.turdaY and~ for Ille 8tb annuaL-i\ncjent. M,r!ner Reaa~ on Newport KarbOr.'lbe event wu c0.1pon..r.cl by u,. ~ Cat Auoelati9<1 "114 An· cient lllarlner"•1'1\Plll.. A 1i1ilillihi"~r "'tllll. w••Dd event wu the two races~ Satur· day when the ••tire nttt •oiled cut through the jetty -. up lo N~rt fler where they be.. th<f-boats tbnJuP the sulf and had lunch before aailina back.}/l!.otbeharbor. 1 1. RHillta: HOBIE-HA -I, Wayne Schafer and Dede Beauchamp, Cap!Strano Beach: 2, e.b and Jana Seaman, Los Angela: 3, Byr-on-.f/J.a-tl0n-end-lt'6bbr:- Beaucbamp. NewPort Beadb.; 4, Dick and ' CAi-ol Beauchamp, Ne~rt Beach: 5, Nick and Nicki steete. Balboa Island. HOBIE· 1'B .L I, Kelly Shaw and Karen McAbee, LoncBtach: 2, Cliff Billlh""1 and Anne CUr· ran, Downey,; 3, Mike iind Daye Newbro, NewPQrt Beach; 4, Jim Brooks and K,u>y Jones, .Hunt- ington Bea~li; 5. Brian and B~a ,Bredeson, Hunlinl!ton ·. Beach. llOlllB-HC -1, ~ IDll J• n7 GIJ.tms>.1C-a dd ~; ii, Bob ud II cbud Clllb, La111 Beadl~~ary Drean and Dun-can , Del Mar: 4, JI~ J!Jcll....and Kath~ llcl(abon ' Corona def Mar: 5. Sieve VOIW> andJim Jones, SoutbGote. HOBIE·HA -I. Jim Wood. Lona Beach; 2 Loll Waiter. Riverside; 3, bep.ny Sqilen, Anaheim ; 4, Burt ·Sherrlff. Lakewood; 5, Eric Barto, Newpart Btaeh. ROBIE·l4B -1, Chris Wutman. R!Yenlde; 2, Steve liakb, San Bernardino; 3, Steve Overholt, Anaheim; •. Ken Perry. Huntin.eton Beach; 5, Denrii•Belli; baltewood. HOBIE· UC . -I, George Logan, Newport Belcll; 2, Dave Wheeler. Costa Mesa: 3, Buey Wilson, Newport J!elehl 4, Jeff Whitaker, Caplotrano Beach; 5, Lee Rudall, San~ Ama. HOBIE·IZ -1, 7y Beach, Balboa Island: :I, ·Joflke Teal, Newport Beach; 3, Jell McMor- ro)ll, Newport Beaeb. llOBIE'll -l, Mark Paillaon, HUnliDgton Beach. BOATING Ullman, JakoSky • Winners Dave Ullman and Jack Jakooky of Balboa Yacht Club eoatlhued their bid fer berth on tbe Olympic yachtin& team b~ wlnninl the 410 Class naUoo'1 championabips at Alamitos Bay YacblClub. I . Ullman was the defending champion lo the class which dr\!w 32 entries from the East Cout, Paclfi~ .. Nortbweat and midweat. The nm fciur rllCl'l 1811 Wednesday and Thuroday were soiled in 1usty winds up to 22 'K • ndri d Sp"• • ' knots which aent crews scamper· I f,'' ' .I • • 1£11. . -~ ·-.-nt-~ ... --1n1out.on the lrlll!Wl..llfilMllJ!OI'.· ~ .., ty !JI.foot dinghies. Tbe conclUd- ing races on Friday were sailed , Le· .liili. -··. ·ng· 'One-ton' .inmild11-101tnotbr ...... The regaUa was sailed. in the ocean off Long Btaeh Harbor over an Olympic course. 'There ' ··a~ ~~ __ _ -· __ w_e.r..e....._sfx.___r_ac._e_s_w.ilb o,n_e_ N,)!:., c,J;'RT,k,,, (AP) -Kin· Berend Bellken or Ttavemunde, throwout. dred Spirit won ~ second race West Germany. Ullman disqualified in tbe fint of th• One-Ton Cup wor(d sailing GUMBOOT LED the nttt at race but .came back to PoSI four championship on Rho!Je Island the first windward mark round-seconds and a fourth place for a Sound Saturday •. , mo\rj.ng into ing 20 seconds ahead of the Irish t~al of~ points under the Olym.- flrot place.in ttte ~tilndlngs.of tbe entry, Silver Apple, soiled by p1csconn11y1tem. 20-boat neet wilh ;ilJ.14 points. Hugh Coveny of Cork. However, Runner-up WU Mark Rastello Kindred Si>irit waJI in seventh America Jane took the lead by and Ross Butdter _from Long place at the final turning IJlark of cutting inside the German boat at ~ach Yacht Club with 28. 7 the 2l·mile cpurse, "'1t, was given the second turning mark pomts. The west coast sailors superb navigation in the final Gumboot, the 1974 champion, dominated the ~vent, taking the seven miles by co-skippers finished third for tbe.eecondtime first four places. Robert Barton of Weston, Conn.. in the five-race series. SUv~ Ap.. and Martin Purcell of pie was fourth a.did Pied Piper, Greenwich, Conn,. and won by 40 winner of the opening race Fri· seconds. day, finished fifth. After two America Jane Ill with George races, Kindred Spirit had a three Tooby of Newport Harbor Yacht point lead over Pied Piper, wiU. Club, as skipper. took second 3614 in the! standings. Gumboot ahead or Gumboo~·!kippered by WU.third toith l!6 and Silver Ap- ple fourth ~lb·~. I Third place went to Mark Laura and Brian Thomas, Seat- " Ile Yacht Club, 30.4 points ; fourth was Mike Zarky and Dave Griffith, Pacific Mariners Yacht Club, 31. 7 and fifth went to an out of state team. Steve Benjamin and Bryson Hall, New York, 37.1. DETROIT CUP!) -Life im· itated art in Detroit again this weekend; Two gunmeh robbed five passengers aboard a city bus. It was the third consecutive weekend gunmen have robbed Detroit area buses, and the latest holdup mirrored a sequence in "Fifty;twO Pickup,'' a popular novel set in Detroit. KJing Harbor Site Of Lido Regatta 58 Entiie, In Regatta Lido Isle Yacht Club's Lusty Laser apd Sexy Sabot regatta for skippei-s over 30 years old drew S8 entries in the Saturday &Dd Sunday. Winner in the Laser class with 30 entries was .John 'Thorne · of Balboa Yacht Club. Cal Prestdn, Newport Harbor Yacht Clubw was the winner over 22·competitors In t(\e Sabot Calss. summary: LASER -l, John Thorne. BYC; 2, Don ·Stoughton, ·BYC; 3, Al Nelson, BYC; 4, Milt Al· lione, LIYC; 5, George Van· dervort, LIYC. SABOT -I, Cal Preston, NHYC; 2, Charles Vandervort., LIYC; 3, Leonard Pemick, BCYC; 4, Mary Jane Tyler, BYC; Jim Kerrigan, BCYC. . • King Harbor at Redoodo Beach will be the site of the Lidc>-14 Dis· trict I (Southern California) Championship regatta Sept. 13·14. I Shorett Wins Carr Trophy . J.n 3 Series Larry Shorett of SeaWe Yacht Oub was the winner of the Carr Trophy, symbolic of the Pacific Coast Yachting Association sail- ing championship in a tight three race series sailed in Santa Monica Bay. Sborett wound up in a six point tie with defending champion TorD Tobin, San Diego Yacht Club, but was awarded the trophy by virtue of beating Tobin in two races. Third place went lo Bob Smith, Pa~ific Mariners Yacht Club, with seven points. The Baruscb Trophy for the predicted log race for power cruisers went to N. B. Cole, Loeb Lomond Yacht Club, San Rafael. Squirrel Bank Won By ~mith's Mamie Fresh from a Class C and second ov'erall victory in the Transpac race to HooolulU. Mill Smltb'1 Mamie.returned home in time to take top honors in California Yacht Club's squiirel Bank race, theqpe11erol;the Fred Harris Serles. Mamle wu liated in ~OR Class A in qi., Harris Series. Class B winner was Merlin, skippered by Jack Ibach, Santa Monica Yacht Club. Final re- sullo: IO&·A -I, Mamie: 2, Jana, Bob Kahn, CYC ; 3, 7.eus, BUI ' GUbert, PMYC. . 1 , 1oa-B ,... 1., Merlin,; 2, Bananu, Milt oaehr, C'/o.;: 3, Conception, Darry Bradte')', ·eve. · PBRF·A. -1·1, Reeolutlou, Jerry Hunter, bYC: 2, Slrocca • J, II, Al Agnew, CYC; 3, Easy Rider, P~ul Miller, LBYC; 4, ~. Charles Hathaway, CYC; Halcyon, nan Sadler, CYC. PllJIF·B -1, stwmvoeel, Jim Paul, SCCYC; 2, Groovln. Baker and Sachs, SMYC: 3, Sick, Dave Swartz, CYC; 4, crackerjack, Jack Cllmmingham. SMYC: S, Llqilld Galt, Howard Chesley, SBYRC. MORF·A -1, SU-Dy m, Andy Lockton, CYC : 2, Witch Craft. Fred Dutton, CYC; 3, Walrus, Jim Worthington, CMYC ; 4, Tsunami, Brown and Scbolield, SCCYC ; 5, Foxy Lady, Bert Lockwood, FmyC. · MOltF·B-1. Solitaire, Allan Diamond, SMYC (protest pend. Ina>; 2. Lllllpop, Tom Leweek, .crr•t•st pendlnc>: 3_. Sit · u, steve. Auslln. CYo; ( est pending). The District I championship is one of the more important regat- tas for Lido-14s in the Southland and always produces plenty of lively action. Top sklppers will be cut to wrest the championship from Dave Ullman of Balboa Yacht Club. Ullman recently missed the Lido-14 national title at Alamitos Bay when a shroud let go during gusty winds and he was dismasted. Qualifying races will be held Saturday, Sept. 13. The cham- pionship division for &mday's races will consist of the fll'St third of tbe boats placing in tbe quali· lying races, plus ties. · A second division racing on SUnday will be for all other boats racing in the qualifying beats. Two races will be sailed each day. The District I champions will receive the Hugh Doherty perpetual trophy. Five take- home trophies will be awarded in both the championship and Second divisions. King Harbor Yacht Club is boot for the event. Steve Wales Keeps Title In One-design EDINBURGH, Scotland (AP) -Steve Wales of Marblehead, Mass .• retained bis tiUe Friday in the International One Design World Yacbl Championships. 1be competition began 'Moo· day on tbe Firth of Fol1h and ended Friday. Wales finished wltb 914 points, !OW' polnta better tban the total of Archie Hooper of Bermuda. Jlllf LEASK of Scotland was third with 17~. countryman Marsh oil Napier fourth at 21, and Thornton Clark of Marblehead, Mass., flllh with 22 pointa. Tom A.lien of San Francisco wao sixth witb 33 point&, George DellJlan or San Francisco eiahtb with 44, Don McKen<ie of Lan:h· moot. N.Y. was ninth at 49, and Orison McPherson. also or Larchmool, was 10th with ~ polnta. • • I + • Landmarks to Be Ra~ed.l 1 eapo Buildings Don't Meet StQIJl/arda , Cepiatrano Unified School Dit· trlct truatees appaHnUY will """" have to a ccept tbe fad that noU11n1 luta forever and finally crier dtl!>oUtion of the old Serra Sdlool and Caplolrano Buchbelm IYD'· 'Ibo two are among _.t di.I· trlct bulldlnas wblcb do not meet etate earthquake ~ IO Ibey have been "wrillen off" In previous a~plicaUons fer state , aid, .attOrdlna to a ~liven tol<bool~. .t I IJNDE& SUCK a pioc«lurtl funda bave been loaned by tbi state to replace them with new bulldinp. Dana Hills Hl&bScbo<# •U bu!llin Ibis m 111111er. DU!rlct offtclals havewtW Oc\. J to pve the state • plan for tbeA bulldincs. according to DC. Jerome R. TbontSley.aupednten- ·denl t • 1bey must now either demolish / U.. buildlna•. wblch bas ~ planed for some time, or 1 them back at no less than on dollar per square root wbictt \ would be used to pay off tbe dis· trlct's prior state loans. DISTRICT administrator11 have recommended that a Ure storage buildin& at serra Sc be retained as well as an arts an crartsbuildin-, fivequonset'!-!"11'1-bus garage and storage shOd Capistrano School. ' Other nonconforrnin& buildin.s recommended for retalnmen are a storage shed at San Ju Elementary School and a quonset hut at San Clemente Hiah Sc boo I. or the total 35,269' squ·are footage of nonconforming build- ings, 23,930 square feet have been · recommended for demolition. NEITHER FACILITY will b(/ demolished-until after the new Education Center is opened-in the_ San Juan industrial area. Trustees. however, indicated ·they still wish the gym can be put to some other use. They ques- tioned whether the city of San lt'sDtPnfl_ -~-JuanCapistrano·ortbe-Boys-Clu1H~ Laguna Beach city councilmen have ordered the plant- ing of a 11ew pepper tree at city hall. It will join this one, which c ity officials say is gradually succumbing to the ravages of insects and old age. Laguna historian Merle Ramsey says the old tree was planted in 1880 on the Rogers homestead that later became the site of city hall. ( Pilot J . Logbook . Road· to Reform Looking Ragtag By DOUGLAS FRITZSCHE OI ... 0..Jy ,.._. SWf WITH THE RA'ITLE and clank of a medicine show wagon rolling down ~e rutted, dusty streets of downtown Sacramento, the Fair Political Practices Commission is making its ramshackle progress toward political reform. . The commission. the shining hope of proponents or the late Proposition 9 political "reform•• initiative, has become enmeshed in the morass of political charges it was intended to investigate. The commissioners were caught with their hands where they don't belong; at least so says the People's Lobby. The commission has been maintain· ing a low profilewhileitcooks up the rules and regulations it needs to nile and re· gulate the conflicts of interests of politi- cians. As def acto good guy, the Prop. 9 gang was pretty much beyond reproach. So, when the hamburger began flying about lrrine city council manic conflicts, the ob- vious place to turn was tlie Fair Political Practices Com mission. l'1t1TDCM1E WITH THE LOYALTY of tbe Three Musketeers, the Irvine councilors have been pointing the finger at each other wilb all·for-one, one-for-all fervor. It began· with John Burton, who works for the Council on the Environment, Employme nt, Economy and Development. That pro-development group numbers among its me mbers building trades unions, architects and, of course, developers. Som e or thos e developers, it turns out, do business in Ule City of Irvine and, on an inquiry from Councilman Henry Quigley, an attorney rorthe Prop. 9 bunch said Burton may have a conflict of interest in votes concerning CEEED members. Now , with the passage of lime, Burton has maintained that, in a similar conversation, he was told that the rest of the council probably also bas conflicts of interests. NOW mAT'S ENOUGH to make you wonder just who is representing whom on the Irvine City Council and have a conflict of interests in votes concerning CEEED mem~ be~. Fortunately, there is the Fair Political Practices Commission . Its members always are ready to make sure no special inter ests are getting an undue share of the ears of elected officials. But now the People's lobby-which wasn't elected by anybody and is not the official representative or anything -. says the members of the Fair Political Practices Commission are taking liberties with their expense accounts to the tune of$J3,325.81. THAT'S NOT TOO BAD fer a brand new commloalon. Of course, the commissioners deny any wrongdoing. And, of course, the various members of the Irvine City. CounlcU deny any wrongdoing. Thia latcsf nash came on tbe heels or requests by Burton and Councilman Robert West lo have the Fair PoUtical Practices Commission look into the possible cooflicts of the Irvine Council. Thew hole thing boils down to a riddle:. If the People'• Lobby imr,ucn• the Fair Political Practices Commission which mpups the Irvine City Council, how many wronpdoesll take to make a riahl? .. wouldn't be interested in it. t ,1 . ''I just hate to tear down something that cost so much td build,'' said Dr. A. Edward Westberg. ''Especially when there's a lack of community raclliUes," added another board member. But Joe Wimer, direttor ol ad ministrative services, said no ol fers for the building have bee made. "An old unsafe building what it is," he said. Mother Sues? School After· Girl Hurt • A woman who claims that h 14-year-old daughter suffer serious injuries when she w. pushed out or a tree by other st'l: dents during a journalism etas at Heinz Kaiser School, , Mesa. has sued the students a school authorities for $1 million.... ·: Identified as principal deMtc dants in the Orange CouJft SUperior Court lawsuit filed Mrs. Dorothy Ward for he daughter Dorothy. 14, are st dent Craig Wolfe and bis paren~ She alleges that Wolfe and fiV other students were responsiblt for the girl's injuries last Maret>.. 4 when she was pushed from · , tree in Costa Mesa during ~· I photographic session of a 1' journalism class. Mrs . Ward n a mes thf ) Newport·Mesa Unified School : District, the city or Costa Mes a ,. and journalism teacher Ken .: McMillan as additional deren-: dants. : •• 1: Council Meet : I Change Starts j. In November * The present timetable caIJs rOi the change in meeting dates o the Costa Mesa City Council le begin with the first meeting U November. City Manager Fred Sorsaba mentioned this last wee \ when the council passsed 4-0 ai ordinance changing the dale: \• back to the first a nd thirt Monday of each month. Fo1 about the last 18 months 1:~ meetings have been sched ul ei for the first and third Tuesdays o the month. TUESDAY NIGHT was th< prefe re n ce o r Councilman Robert Wilson and the chang£ to Tuesday was instituted wb,eq he was last mayor. He saio that he likes the extra day to go over staff reports. Both councilmen Jack Ha'in~ mett and Dom Raciti have said ·that they have conflicts on Tues· day nights a nd request~ ~. switch back to Monday cveniDft CITY MANAGER Fred \, Sorsabal sa id that staff repoc1s could be given the council a d\lJ ea,z:lier. , . ' Sorsabal also said that th< ~ planning commission wbldti Ji meets on the second and fourtll~' Monday evenin11 may swltdi IA: · Tlleaday nlahts. . • • . . . 1'" •• I I f I ' Fors.Mo H'HHfwSolo .. M• y OT •-•-5 ~Mtfor5* l"°"'"ForS. Ho.nesForS* ~•••••••••,•••••i• ••••(,:,,,,,,,,, ••••• -., .. 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A ---•-ptable· d r '-·"din ho • Lis I 'I ·~BR, -BR,~ch'f:' NMOM/WoOGl.s PoO • I .... P• •· both, Dreplece, -DY. fainllY bOme-S Barms. + famUy rm., L&AS8 11SO.OCIO Beach BR, dli14, 1ar. l'ool, * IEMTAl.S., 4-.• kltd!..,,1"!1'iba~ur'd 1-sundecltwllbjaeuuiStarotthe I. • ca..so. I~ 19119 IN) ... •tJt,Jbo.boa .. rm,klds, THETERRACE .c •ltllloU '"''"-· UdOY·JandHome""-·-.., ... -• s11·,1H.1= ilM• 1715 mo . ••for. Pot.lbc:d.Att.l'te. 'BR ·an-__ 5-MAH . 12" See to •PPreelate u .avu..-•• MI',,~ ' S.:D.tto: II. lt11 n.-6 -" 1 • ~ 2 .. --., · o. ....... ·····-•••••••••••••••••••--$15,!00. allw ' ~~•.•~. -·-UNIV.PARK BrZbak••·-I , C.17141.""211 .' eq.l\.,wetbor.~.See. NOMll'IHllDllS lBll.,tb• ......... 1325 -i0.zB~.j,'j::'::. i, • ' • &.IDO Rf4LTY .... .,, ..,._,,.,...,,_ 1oanl.Adol11.5'«1m •642-ttOO• aBR .• •J!• ......... $IOO Si-.sar -W::;;l ' ..wn 3Jl7Yloa...,Q 67S.7JOO c;..w...c .. 1tlll'-.~ Whl1ewatervlewc-to. 2Slor1&brdlll>le•.2V.ba. TURTLEROCK c.<tausi:1$..yd.pr. I! I n ......... c..m ..... c.:tuu S400mo.lurn.2BR.2BA twm.dlnrm,2caraar. 4BR.2 .. Ba ............. P\IRN.Sus z11o<11Uc1• I Iii Al<a1"4·'!%10 l'vlpat. llC&JU' mu.. 4 BR. 2 Ba .....•••••• 1511 pet~ ..... ' IULLTOPI r.2bi,frpt< ..._7_ GUENTR&EHGMllS HOMRMS • $48,:sQO. Ma.ms. ' 1044 Ylejo • 1067 He"'",__ IM1•1 '"'••rtr 2000 ulnled older penOll. , BR, I" ba, !......Syard, 3)JR.,3Ba ......... $42S 1'"642-t;tOO* corner lot. By o•ner· "' 3 lbr hou1e IJ Pillo (or mo. 38)l.,28a .••••.••• *375 I ••••••••••••-•••M•••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••-••••• •••••••••••• .. ••••••••• 4M.at10. $1&5 £.aide. $21$ mo. COLLEGE PARK W hllilltttl'r JJH I $33,500 • ::; itt aA.dln1rzaru .....,. • .....,_ ••••••••• ~ ••• !!'!' ~lex·;;o~•t=.•1rea .. Newport.._. 1 1,, MS.-o -381fn:,:=~i~.;;,.lm •• :: .......... --..-•• -. ••••• ~ • Dfstnu S.1 r. Frpl, rmt. bllck Enter lbl• m..gnificent TbeBlutr ' arty ~ OT He. ba rrp"rf ....................... Hooeymoon «J(;lage; pr-et. DEERFIELD HOMES cozy s bed houle. frpk. •- Won't Jast toog. ao cau Pl:llOC.5Sl·l351 ea.eeutlve.homethnathe 1.suwy';;a.,t~ :elier .:ei1..;. n~l"beBluffa.3BR."-f&m. t,y , z br, crpta, drpe, 38R,2""'Ba .•.••••.. $tZS renced.blUD.1,dlwuher. ,,. no\f ! o., 1 blc fol, TURTLEROCK etetn& entf")'. V~ Luit $S1 OOOAet.~ epta. ssC.ooo. 8*1ia5 °' .. Greenbelt". Avail. now. service rm. Jar: fenced, a.ochoS.nJoaquln Yte1nt. S:US. m.-nDI: setluded back yard wi~ T-OWNllOVSE wallpa Per. pr1 vacy. ' !f.54799 By Owner to Feb. 15Ut at ~ Mo. mowed yard, w•t.ef pd. a BR, 2 Ba ., •..•••••. 1$'r.1 !ll&J..&Nl '; pa~ _pa'1o-.~ tarce 2br. • den • .f.!?rmer 20x'4 pool. loadlotdeck· 3Br, I h. Hart. · · A.ll • .M0-5580-· 424S. mo. $t90 move lo. ~ Cci•da•Mfw ~ ....... fa 11 room !_{ me mocte1. Air ftlid:itioned. btfrdf~r lo , mainten~ Carmel. S15,500. Fee. EIGHT UMITS Oeeanfront (older) $-br No dogs. Open sun. 12-5. u.twwlsMd 1425 .1 ~~nnY ~~:~~! '::: 1utom10caprillklerwand L~i!aB~r~~X:S:. Owner.8"~ pt.O~ -t"·ba. JlLNHYC..wtntU aworuae.MNZ89 VI..._.,. ••••••••••••••••••••"• ,, __ _ centrally heated. ::0":'· -US1'SEE. area.91.500. 5-A.. IOI SPEHDA&ll only.$4SO/mo,.,.._ MESAVERD62111.Y4br, •-ff. B. 3 BR. ~BA. +IO lnc•udes carpot'J • • · MISSIOMYllJO ••••••••--••••• .. •••••• Ttve! Eight, tbedi'oom tar Beach house aaraae 2 ba, rrml. din rm. $415. Ill.Al.TY bonu rm, dble· 1ar., -"'" drape1,,.new kil.cbeo ~ CALL NOW llAl.TY t':::~ 1:!::tf: :'1::J atio. Yrly. s310. :not Avail now. 5"-085S 552•7500 newl1 painted, c::pts,' ; floorln1 •. E:atr'b:tely ~/.. 752• 7315 511·1000 J,f~~ PER MONnlt 0vw'n. ~arktaae.544-'1119. · Laree a br: home. Cr1>t.. A Red.JlillCompany ~r:.'..::.~~= $IOI). ._.. ~~:::.'e:k~c~ ter Newa&f'f a.oc:t. 1069 p r e • t t I l o u I 1pend4ble for owner· Laree 2 Br, fum. •tt'Jll to a_tv, ref, fncd yd. Gar. i • ·~ 4 _.,,.,_r.;~..._.,t.~•t•..t.•J» net&bborhoocL_ m•nage_r. Very low -~c~.Oc~a.nv~.~e .AdultaS200.61$.182'7 LMm:ea.-' JZ41 Tew•••M " Beclroom1 wllhlar:re --vacancy fad.or;-Hostt Nltlo '#bt:feTNntlJ .-=·-Jy C~ii'mlng 2 !::J.-.-.-,~...-.-.-....-•••.-.•• BA.YFR~ •"" w1111lk iJI <IOSell ~• Cert--' · ' "'°•<; n . •••••••••••••••••-•-• ..,...., cozy Ii rep I a<•. • -· ,Yrly rfntal $31S. 3900 Home !or lovely tenants. OCEAN VIEW DECKS 2Cuat0mHornet Profe11lonally tr.ally located. Owner Se11bore Dr. NB . Lcyd.$280mo.548-50tl Ne1t6:c.lean2BR.,wrwCuatomZBR_.J_Ba.am;- BALBOA:'PENINSULA l1ndscaped. Reasonably will excbanee. T_.e ad· 8'13·3618Seeafl.916. carpets,bltn.lritcb.,ff1)1 , b'•I alr. ~ ~ ExcellenL'locallon On..lhe pricl!d. Make offer! vantage. Call 752-l'lOG. B Toro l2J2 dbl. 1ar. Lara• yard. aree. $H5. 100 ,,,;- Ba1 • onl)' ~blocktotbe SCOnllALTY ~~l~NS TM ENT ••••••••••••••••••••••• FamHyO.K.$375Mo Olpl9xnu.fww Jaeo ~'1' TMBa.I:: 1926·1976 La'"°oa leocfl I 041 •••••••••••••••••••••••• HOIUG JUST FACTS We sell a lot of houses, let us show you why. Fr market evaluations, Cat now.,,540-5140. 1 •GREA 'f Ll'JTLE• Llguoa charming hOme, Eneloaed Private yard with vegetable and rose a:arden . Ml-A areai, close-ln,ssz,soo. Ocean: Each hom6 has 4 SJ6-75lJ · Hoesesu.t.lll•d 2 BR• Den Condo. Priv. XLNTOCEANVIE\11 ••••••••••••••-•-•••• bdrms; 4 b•th1 It ·Ol'l'~r1t 9.,r5 ,'tJH1ot11~1Cf' ••••••••••-••••••••••• patio, pool, air, atJ.ach. 3 BR, 2~ ba. cuaL bit. 2 Bil, 2 ba Clift~ .Jir! Gallery, 2 fireplaces, . _ dblgar.$325.mu.. home.Lge.Uv.nn .. frpl , w/~aut. view at bay. _.t wet bar. ultra modern Molllle H..-. G:tMrel JZOJ 837 ·10'13 aep. din. rm., bttn.. kitch. secluded.. s:J'(S.f'7S..521JS ,--.. kitchen le private pier. \ ForSale 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $375. Mo. Jmmac. 3 br, 2 2 Car gar. tmmac.1-'===-"-='-'---'--ZAGROIYLKY Fee land. See at 1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FREE. , FJIEE ba, lge corner lot. close thnaout! S475Mo. NEWER N"'#Plllt Beach • .. . East Balboa Blvd .• or MustSacrifiee81C40•Br, , •Prol'estlonalService-toahops.Agt.839-662S STUDIOAPT. yearly rental CltaliM. • .. f ', JUST LISTED! call 675•8120 ror more de-bltns, many new access. 12 U .... ITS MD S Unfurn . Kitchenette view from a BR.2:S.. up. 1~ "' • Realtor 494·8611 Decorator'sdream!Split tails, $2500 or best offer. .., •LA LOID * FcM.t•V.., 3234 W/stove&ttfrig .• small per. lnclda ••r levels bdrm., 2·bath uni· ... E-ORT SHORES 751-6275. Newport Ho"'• f I 1t4er1 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• bar, w/w cptJI., prtv. · w/open.er. frplc, beam """ que ho 'Hdwd n "nr 64•tf00 . Lovely4BR.28Alamlly encl. paUo. located in Celllng.s,2paUol,lgeUv· ..• ___ ..;."---'--'--'-.>...~frplc.; jg~·-trees:b:Ck 2-Sty. A·frame; 3 BR. 2 VHthigo.ku Beach Californi.'sl.argest h 0 me , x l n t quietresidentialsedkn. rm,UlekttcbflbatlLNo ,,.._ tMPOSSllLIDREAM'I patio;-private'}'ant"A-re: -·ba...---decor.at;oc:a..dream.. -Fully -in&ulated,-added •Rental Service!• neighborhood, close to $150 Mo .• Util. paid. pets. SUbmlt on~ "' Zli:JFOR'SZl,Sbo' ~djewela.l$82,:i00 H.u~e corner lot w/2 screen room 8x27 + $F65,000. everything. Avail im-MIMJONREALTY $31$.mo.t'l'-'33'10 ·' includes taxes~ in-ti lBR.,ltkenew.$65,900 $10,500. checkbook. lhe price Is • see!962·4411,agent. Oceanfront North Laguna View 3 Br. 2 Ba. bltu. Existing $161 mo. .ea1't patios. ~.$00 , many other added extras Come q u1 ck with ' med. $425. mo. can to * * 494-0731 * • Beautiful Large Oceao .r surance.2storY,buiU·ins ~ CAYWOODR.EALn loyMcCa*2 unreal. Down to .the Large 4 br + ram rm Cove. 4 Bd, 3 ba, frplc. wasber/dryer.lcarpr. include. dishwasher. •Bi·2BOO • 541·12'0 * Realtor lllOMewport beach too. Don't ask for •· __IJUte_L.l_har,p__&_cle ' deck atio ate s to _1!2S. ,\.dults~;.·-"'Ll'"""--='--l ca~13. & drapes. Good ~-address, de ask--tor..:..an-NEE s--• Xln• neighbo~. nr ac , new y pan . f75-4062C-:ct.• • coDdfifqn.~OWner bought DOM'TUFT . , appointment. Will gQ -. .. "'"'.. 'f""""' s850 Wi t St 000 another hbme & must Old Lapa Charm A HA.MD!! Acreoige for• 1200 contract or conventional. TO LAMDLOIDS everthing. Move in now. • n er, ' ' fWll t rd sell. Flex.iblt!,terms., Nr Beach &: town . It's spotless and ea,sy to••••••••••••••••••••••• .Will structure for tax-Member of Board or $&00. mo. Call 962-4471 Yearly.Nopets.494"4Si. ••••••••••• .... __ _ the early bird &: get lb Tr IP I ex -3 -2B r. 2 keep ihal way. A recent-AVOCADO LAND. $2,080 deferred exchange. Realtors. Better Busi-Agent. lollool"-4:1 3706 1 wormnow·fast!897-0321. w/frplc . 3 car gar. by ty redecorated3 BR end per /AC . Ranchi) Cal. 1 NV EST MEN T nessBureau,Chamberor HwalftMJICHt•odl J.Z4 U.,...Hfguel 3252••••••••••••••••••••••• u. ~. 11111 owner. 352, 356 & 362 unittownhomenearpool 80%SellerFin.81J.t%Jnt. DIVISION, Quall Place Commerce. •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR avail for yrly. I ... ' Th alia . CSS rt lot >. fndclubhousewithover-Tlght S forces aale. Properties.(714)752-1920 530-1505 •Springdale&Heil.3BR Lovely4brhomew/View. blocktobay.Bar&patio. . · . · · · $119,500. 67S -6234 & sized. master suite and Owner714-676-S'734 llldm,.a';'.-:/, 2 BA home. Fireplace $t.25 mo. lat/last + 213-m.MOOt-Spm "~ • ·; : · , 642·3Q99. . night light view. 169,500. IMllMuPro--'w 1400 p 2100 HE·YLOOKUSOVER! good condition. chUdre cleaning fee. 495·0552 Bet 8 1 t 3tJr Z ba.. BREATHTAKlNGOc Call&M-7211 r-•r Wehavefurnishedorun· OK.nofee.IHA"Ca.llBe 496·195'1. • ay1"0n • . -;;;;~~~~~~~~ ean·-· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• furnishl!d t, 2 & 3 bdrms. -.. View from every rm. .. • view! From living. din-.... PRIME.OFFtCEILDG. PRIME Allareas ·Allprices. or Joe 963"4569 0 3 Br family home w/lrg Winter$t2$.C91#1'141. t M.r.dith C..•n . ing & Mstr. Bdrm. 3 br, 2 Great Newport IO<!ation. * * * * Sffyasoonl 96.3-l7S6. yard. $325 mo.1st/lust+ . l Large home, formaj ed ba, frpl, bltns. wetbar, ~ .. 70 000 yrly ~ -ooo Jndustrial land ready for Presti·ge fami·ly home sso cleaning fee. 4 Nice 2 br, large deek. try, ~inhig rm., fami skylight & planters. BY ~ •~ • · .,.,......,, · development 23 Vacant ~ ~ or496-1957. yearly. $275 mo. 8'1s.-taS ~r!a:tthx~~Jc£i~~~~ ~~r:!~. $~~·:·0306ol0:~ lfG CANYONIUY ~:~lt~.b:.,~.Assoc. r:J:t~a~h:r~~ ~ ~~ I i/j.i 1J1ll'~l~I gai~g1ehr,~R1~3p0 B,~f'Ji . QUln &COOL or8J3.2120 avail. Priced to 'sell a 49'1--1670 Offi'c:e B~ ty of Orange. AH utilities -UJ.i~-·-L .. ,_ • .-r, ztir, new sbag-•-,CUTE 2 br ~ +gar. · -$130,000. Spacious, 3 Br .1 d r gardener included. $550. newly painted,~gas,...,a;:; Yrly, $310, gu.wtr. pd. $75,SOO Monaco. Wool carpet, FOR SALE ORLE E and all th.e rai road p~· -53MSOS he A'I mo.Call for appt. to sec. "losed gar. ~ 00 pe 67$-3063a(l4PMwknda. Corf:afft.Mcrfin Inc. tile patio, 3 cart~ase. tage you nee · rice 962 4471 Ai;t .,_ ..,.,. ·~ Reoltors 644-766 6,000Sq. Ft. Delux S4S,000. r;>er acre. Terms CdM $1&5. 1 br. util pd, • · or children. $l8S. mo. + a Pffhl•a 3707 PRICEOTOSELL lo the nght party. For singles 3 BR , l ~ ba townhouse, dep.425A lzthSt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mllller Redlon& further info. please call; Lag. Hills 3 br. 2ba, kids ·clubhouse, pool. $325. 15 .._._wport •--~ 3269 inter, 21r:3Bdrm..t:25<tlr: ......, tnine 1044 M•age--ACo •--Ernest Eckhoff. Eckhoff &'W! &:laat.842-4921 ""' -~ _..... 1 114 p n-•~-~ ·-& A · t 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,.,.,p mo. r.o.~ ·••••••••••••••••••••••• Refresh·1~ 171418.4' •493 ssoc1a es nc. Lag ach Fumcottage Blvd l-8795991 -541-2621, eves & wknds, St96.,utilpd,singles HAllORVUHOME 1-~-· --· ---- r 1 HOME I rn1 Co•oer lot rem eled .l &•STIWFF lliill. • 633·"'" Hunt Bch Cutie, 3br. 2 *Edinger/Magnolia 4 IEDROOM IAUOAIHH . l:L • . ho.lie ready !or inspec· ~ rr 4 BR 2 BA. $335 Tius new free standing lioR Walk to beach 4 B~ den, 3ba, (nnl din Loh for sale Z.ZOO ba, bltns, frplc, kids, Ed' ' JBobaCh· Close to recreation area Unique winter rental 11:1$ home in Univ. Park h.as w'at;h sunset from j rm, Storage Galore! · ••••••••••••••••••••••• pet.Agt.. Fee • B•nRgerBA tea. in an ideal family loca· MalnSt.6'1$.8740 2500 ft ofli " Poolsizeyard.$8.$,500by ·1 Ftn Valley. Save 3br. 2 4 ,2 ... $335 lion. 4 Bedroom. singlet--------- 1 ~pgprox. 1~-1~ v:il lbd~r;m~.,~2~b~a~h~o;me;;· $7t;:;•·;soo~ljoWn~~·~r~G4~4~7~596~:::~=~=~~;;~~~~1HUGE NEWPORT LOT ha, kids, pet, fncd. gar. *Slater/Beach story. $550 /mo. leue. B~ $250. Abo 1 Br SZ1S. 'I J;g ~~~~~-finis~ bonus~ . . ondo111hliun1t $80,000 firm. Can be HOMEFIMDERS. 4 BR, 2 BA ... $345 644·7211•, ask for Nigel. Ut1.I incl. Near e"eflo MMILY DBJGHr for sole 1700 divided into 3 to 4 Jots. *64z.-o• *Slater/Newland Agent. )'lhmg. 642-3"9 r~! 3'h-(!atN, ~ormal IEMERALDIAY Trade for local income 77" 3BR 2BA -d ng m & f I l·n Old CdM, 3000 •• n . 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rt Ill be ..u.. • ···-BR, 1 door to ·---·. I 1n1 r . . am1 Y rm. Spacious 3 bdrm .. 3 ba. prope y w ...... n B kb ~/G ~1'1d rOWN HO USE 2Br ~0 Th $64 500 Br Sul.te.s. 3 yrs. new. .,ORTH • •GU1tr.1 • . · MOVE now! 2 br $175.. • roo u .. u. an t: • short term rental wee•. I e prtce is . • . bom·e. Large dining & " ..,_, """' s1dered By owner Alter BR BA. 21!.r Ba pool bllns • leaseho1d&thebwlderts bo Ir Sunshine ga lore . · · kids,pet.AlsoCDM2br, 2 ,l .. $285 ' ' • tyormonlhly.6™!640 1 family rms., nus 0 t Spac;ous court ya~. S. COMDOS 6· S46·95S6. singles or families . Walk Call Bev or Joe wash /dry. gar. No peta. ! anxious to sell! for extra living, with •u 675 9188 '>-'----~---~ P~RKllHOMES elevator. Closetobeacri of Hwy on Orchid. WhitewaterVlews-2&3 obl .. ltoflle/ towater2br,H.B .• kids , 963·4567or963-J788 · BAYFRONTWINTER. _ ' 552·9300 &park. $149.!;00 $lll2 .500. By Owner. bdrm. units lrom $54.000. Trir rr1<1 2300 pet; N.B. 2 hr, k;ds, pet, LIDO ISLE 301 Edgewater et TURuER •ssoc. 675-6116. 420 qypress, North••••••••••••••••••••••• singlesAgt. Fee.979-8430 CoronadoSt.NJtA.3 " ~ l-'-"-=-'--------1 Laguna $45,000 SMALL park B2randb new3 2.story 4 BUR. Lovely 4 br. 2 ba home. Br2Ba.frpl,ga.r. i ·BYOWHEI· uosN.CstHwy,Laguna llEWPORTCREST C•t75-7225 downtown Desert Rot~ ~ <> a.; car gar. p. Frpl Uo .U.elec Id~ prlvbch$450mo. 'Specta-cularTurtleRock 494·1177 **•CONDO••* Springs, 10 spaces+ 2 ··J~\1~·~![111:!1 graded.$450Mo968-S612 dbi.&:~.U:;o911 .. 6110; RobinsonRllrf75.81.20 Hills, President Mdl .. Open House Sal. & Sun Plush 2-Br, den, 3-ba. trailers + 2 pools +1\.u!1,Ai!IJ1s.U+ Like New. xtra abarp S550 Yrly. 613·1334; Cotta Mno 372f Prof. dec /lndscpd, Lg · Walk to heh 2cargar n r's apt '"do-.•••••··--·· -. Br crpts drps frplc 6'13-4798 view lot, 4Br, 2ba, cen-l-Spm. 2822 Alta Lag~a ' ·• ow e · '"/" "'"• A • .• ' • •••••••••••••-••••••" tral air cond, intercom. Blvd. A 3 Bd. ~ ami pool & tennis ct.. Will O.W.C. balance. Owner, Santa na $135. 1 br cot· bltns. patio, dbl gar. Nr. 3. Br 1 ~ Ba rrplc 53t.tS WEEK ... louvre shuttera are a few tall trees. Beautiful old tr:itdhe·ILeasde option! . Seledl 642·2857 tage w /garage br nl schools, lse. Ownr. $355. cbbwhr patio $Joo 2427 •Sl.udio & 1 BRApts T 0 w area $79 200 w1 ow>-own. mm of Slot·-Hunt. Beach 1 , ce 847-4826 E t6tbSt 6.f5..ioca · of the xtras. $98,000. A·ge nl 497:1144 0 ; occupancy. CALL -..-area · · eves. •TV&MaidServAvatl it 833-2100 494_..439~ ·8381.094NID1 REALTY INC. :****DO-**** Property 2600 ~ta Mesa ~. 2 br, Hunt. HbrTwnh&e. Neve OCEAN VIEW yearly, 2 •PhoneServ,Htdpool Jt " 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ut1l pd occupl~. 4Br. _3ba, 30 bd, fam rm w/bar, 2 ba, •Children Section l . IESTIUY!! LogunGjMicpel 105 Pay your landlord's tax-Ne•acloRwhltte Brea$200.2br,klds&-~al ~lip, tennis, pool lndry patio Nuw/Wcpt •$SOFFweek'srent 1 'T: This 3 bdrm., to..,.-nhome •••••••~•••••••••••••• WESTCLIFF es. For under $240 a "'UORP"'-ok 1acuz1.1. $650lse.54'1·99'7 db • h • . t A ·i w/ad • in prime University Park monthtotalyoucanhave A _, y b L. d -2 b or6'73-94l5 1 ws r, pain• vai 2316Newportllivd,CM · * WEKHOW• J $69 300 16.77 Acres planted to or a in a~· r • oow$U5. (213>m&-5880 location, was Just vacat-• . all of his tax advantages. w /frplc •A-•hr Zba Kids o ·K MB·9755or645·3967 ed & is avail. for immed. LAGUNA MIGUB. , Lots or care evident in O 1 1 o % d t Alfalfa & Perm. Pasture, c M ~·s 2 b _..., • n Y own 8 w/r.Attractive7yr.old os~a esa--. ·• r, Avail now. ·Aft 6 c'aJ · OCEANFRONT2 br,yrly. 2035Fa..__..__ CM possession. Owner will * IEST • this lovely 3 bedrm, 2 $21,950. 2 bednn. 2 bath hou 2 . 1 •~ family welcome 842 .• ~•g.5 _7040 bltns, garage. $370. No _..--._.. paint &-re.carptt, or do it Beautiful 3 bedroom bath home with a pool in Condos in Santa Ana. wu::e112~~-&ro~fo'~ Garden Grove $26S.,2br, oN<N • ,,... • pets. 645-3655 1 BR Furn, 2 ltg closets, younelf &save $$S. lower condominiujn a garden setting. All this Ask for Frank 839-8321 111 nice yard. See Nowt CLOSEST track to ocean' queensize bed, prtv. WE HA VE RENTALS fronting 7th. fairway. home needs is you. Call Agent. ~;U~~~~ a Leslie~-=) Stanton $225.,3br, kids4' 3 bdrms; Almost ne · ff BR,1 ~· ba, 'd:;; rm, dressing rm, 7tra lrg Many extras. Owne1 now645·7221 OCE.AMA 423·5063 in Fallon, eves. petok home has family rm orma in rm, gar., rooms. enc • gar. ·anxious. $50,500. CENTURY 21 ADULT COMMUNITY orwknds. Hunt. ~ach $275.,4 br, 2 Formal DR; It's vacan no pets. $400. Lse. w/storage. Adults onl1, 552-7000 LogunoMigyelRHlty ba, nice area, family and available to you! 646-1454 nopets. 830-SOSO 496-4090 We1tcliffllHlty NEAROCEANSIDE Rentals welcome. $450 mtb. 968-4456 0 BEAUT. Bluffs Condo, 4 C SITA$ --=~:;:';:::-;::=::-;':;::,:] ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;12 br, 2 ba, one story. end ••••••••••••••••••••••• Member Board or 968-St.91 BR .• 21,.; ba. lmmcd QC· SUS A For sale by owner. Ldvely unit. C~oice location HouSn hndstled Reallora. Better Busi-cp'y $450 Agt 644-ll.33 Large nicely furn. bach. 2 bd. 2 ba Condo. decor at· overlooking golf course •••••••••••••••••••••• ness Bureau, Chamber of • • · &: l brs. Adu1ts only. no ed in warm colors. with glimpse of.ocean. GeMl"Cll JIOZ Commerce. SPARKUHGMEW Exchange house improve. pets.2110NewportBL Garden, washer/dryer, IOU..-Shor ~alk ~ clNubhous~i •••••••••••••••••••••• 53MSOS Fee.A.ti DELUXE for 2-3 er. NpL Bch. hse. $14S. MO. l Br deluxe apt. -;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;1 frplc, pool. Laguna "'' poo • Jacu:i:z1. ear WALK t t 1 b 3 Bedroom, 1~~ bath, Joumeyman carpenter Mature couple. No • Niguel, 30326 Via Reata. IN IA.YCREST Camino Plaza shopping 0 wa er, r , l .. Hlslaitcl 3206 fireplace, bltns, $325.& pain ling contr. son. children or pets. n.~et. A REALVALU~ 495-6394. ' I S . 4 b d center & bus lines, 30 $140., N.B. AlsoC.M. l br ••••••••••••••••••••••• $360. per month. 2 535-3251 ""'"" 4 Very spacious and well . pac1ous e room minutes from San Diego. M.H.$115.H.'B.lbr$13S,3B Ill I !bl--" Bed ., bath Ponderos a Mob. Est. ' · Su · bedroo 2 'h familyhomewithsparkl· · kids,pet.AndLagBeach rava oryry. ~ room, 1-r.. • $265. 1991 Newport Blvd. arranged 5 bdrm., 21h penor 4 m, ing pool &-outdoor enter· Illness forces quick sale! 1 br + den a Ingles to bay, Bar & patio. Close to schools & park. HVH Monaco Model, very 646-8373 batb home. TQti=bes or bath home ov~look!ng taini.ng are.a. Open co.r· ~?.3036owner $34,495. couples. A.gt. Fee '. 213-795-&4009-Spm Bicycle to beach . clean, lots of xtras, lge1---------sunshine yellow make it golf cours.e. Used bnck ,,_ Ch.Id OK d $450 I onl A ail CH Fu lk p ed t""OOO ner location on qui.ell '79-8430 Caplslr-•-~ 3211 1 ren . Y • se y. v BA Apt. m. $125 lst attrtclive and bright. wa s. ric 8 -· • street. Offered ~ 202Springfie1d.HB 1011,644-5366 & last. Must be clean & Jt's n1c~lylandscapedfor ~ aucHo••GE $118,000 lnc0111eProperty .ZOOO laltoallland 3106 ••••••••••••••••••••••• W.o£Beach,6blkson sober & over 50. 2191 Jow.mruntenance and Is ~ -644-1766 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MayLffH/Optioa Adams.N.atAlabama 3 B_r •. 2 Ba, open bcamt:d Harbor Blvd. (Across ode or the be.st buys IMYISTMENTSll~~~~~~;;;~~~11--:-:'UHiiT;5,;"'-1LJKE new 3 br, 2 ba, all oc.. ... va..w SpringrieldE.states ce1hngs, pools. tennis fromK·Mart) available. s:IT.500 U 17141496-771 lfi • *UNITS* elec. kitchen w/dsbwhr. CU.tom 3 bd. 2 ha home Ktftf R;'.r.;, Realty eta. Close to Bch. Yrly. · llG.CAHYON TRIPLEX-verycle.an, lrple, patio. bbq. 9 mo withallappointments. 960 851 63l·l400or645-lS3l SMALL 1 hr. shag crpt. .. or . util pd. Orange Ave. $180. One story, 2 br, 2 ba. El llGREENBRJE-RLN. assumeVA .... $5S.~ be,$385.mo.539-8831 NOllMSRW.TY 848..aJOO Sparkling Fam. Home, 831 _9276 t N. It home Fpl Guarded private com 21JOUSES,NEAR 1-:---4~84~-~''.:·-,.,--l~~~~~~~~~~I backbay,cul·d·sac.3Br,•.cc... ______ _ Vls ... N 1gue own. . ce. · OCEAN !!<!') ooo Very nice 3 br+den or din •· ~ "t elec gar door opener. ful-munlty. Lovely 4-Br ...•... .....-.. rm 2 ba atio winter 2ba, cpts. drps, bltns, HUlltington hach 3740 I.Ml.TY ly upgrad~d. 549_9so. home, cathedral ceilings 2HOUSES .... seeocean l $3'sl 67•5 436 5 CoronttdelMm-3ZZ2 3 BR. clean, new cpts, garden/wtr pd. S380. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ~ lh t L" ·ng & d" · g big comerhse$95,000 on Y · • · / ••••••••••••••••••••••• new pa int. Vac. $360 mo. 548-0360. WEEKLY., • ..., .. ,,.ed52H-ll7l~~O f9S·l920. r~;u ~ve~i~k cu~~i:n FOURPLEXfirstw;er 833-2820 SUPER area 2 br, 1 ba. 846-4288or994-218S "-"'~ AR """mpany MltsionViejo 1067 pool . i ,acuzzi and tax ........... $120.000 48R,3Ba,al1bltns,S600. frplc,2ca,rgarage.$325. . Charm -A-Frame, 3br, ••••••••••••••••••••••• waterfall. $179,500. For 4 UNITS, 2 blocks to W i n t e r 0 n 1 Y . 421 Begonia, M~ lr"Ytff 3244 2ba. lg FR. nu cpl. $425. OwnerTnlftlferrecl directions, call agent, ocean ....... $125.ooo (213)332·8401 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 962·6964 /548·5940. 640-6600 FIVEPLEX,nr£":ybig 3 BR, 2 ba, crpt. drps, Redecorated 3 BR, 2 BA LOW Large(Br.onculdesac ownerunitS14S,OOO STEPStoNorthBay.Dlx, blt~s. dshwhr, frplc , home. Nu landspg. $350. IAYFRONTCONDO • stre~t..-8uilt in dry bar in OCEANFRONT 2 8d + 2 Sl6.t836 apac. 3 hr. 2 ba. frnl. ~'lie patios. gar., no pets. mo. Ask !or Bev or Joe Lovely view of Lido Mal . I -ice family room for enter· Bd ·• -... 0030 v 1·i1age Boat slip ·1 ft enan 1a·1D1·o· large pool·si---" garage apt. $12$,000. ...... .mo. Wnt.675-XQ) _... 963-4S61or983-t786 • ava1 • • _...:£.• ...... •• M:U Owner 64536M ~ decorator designed, PaUot1 over1VtJ11Ung pathis. ~3 yard with trailer access. ' · 1 I t t ••oo '••l 1 ~1 3 f 07 Newly decorated. 1 blk to UNIV Prk Terr-hnbse completely redone in "'74. in front & rear of & ,view o( Saddleback Bayfront estate· enter·~ ••••••"'•••••••••••••••• beach,2br, JJ,;:ba, patio. 2 b;. 2 b a. ·Beaut: 2 BR, 2 Ba. w/dshwshr, B&., 2Mt Ba •• family mountains. Assume Jo lain on a grand; scale; ~ OCEA....,FROLl'W' (714) 673·1853 or (213) Grttnblt. Comm. lac's. b I t n s • re r r i g , rcl"Orh-townhou•e. inlfOJin. luxurious 2·sty., 4 " 1"11 r· 2"·1653 1360. 552·'1389 eve & washer /dryer. gorgeou.'I Privacy abounds "r yet MISSIOHYIEJO Bdr·m•., 4 baths; 2 Bac:helornad ~--«u0,. 3224 2l3.·722·&a10 da•• Mr. views lrom Uv·rm. & ytia are only steps rom 11: .. •.....,. I I I I d I r '-'tnftl ... ~ t bd Poot ht t~nia, volleyball &: •~~· • rp cs., orma n ., NEWPORT 1 BR l Ba. Frplc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Shipp ms r rm. ,au er. ExKuti•• S.ites 727 y ori<lo-lll•d Beach Blvd at Yorktown 536-0411 STUDIOS& llRs •Full Kitchen •lleated Poot •Laundry Facilities •Free Utilities •Free Linens •TV&Maid~.avail •Bar-B-Que •Phone Service •l Mile to ocean po~Ols. Shopp1ng & 511·1000 family rm., extended ta1teiulty decorated peraharp,3BR,2BA RDIT"''~ ~!°:'.0i Securiprtva·ctyy.1!!:~·. scfbools &-chu.rchea -~ ~~'~aLC:-~erb<>at. INCOME w /wall·wall crtps, ho!De· Dishwasher, new 28R 2 B -~ leue. -~ooC..IHl.a;;r;;bour;;::.11;;br;::+;:;b;;;:r wielt.ln walk.Ina distance. Fon•er .,.,...... • · e FOUR·UNITS, pride.of-washer /dryer, all elec. paint. $365. Ask for Bev 3 BR· 2 a:·····•· $400i42'S 67l-4444 loft, ocean & bay view. A .spacious 2200 IQ, ft. Thie~ s,hag ~arpeU thru-IEY••L C ownership, prime area refrig, D/W, waterbeds, or Joe. 963-4569 c>r 4 BR•. B · • · · · · • t ... :111----------1 Avail now thru May. Xlnt hoJliie ; prlco reduced to o"ut (his lovety 3 Br. · ~ y REEDOM nr. lioag Hosp. Price just etc 963-1186. .~ a ,·····•··· . .,......, S.CMM..._ 3276 furnishings. S2SO $67:500 BARCELONA home. RIALTOIS 644-5046 r educed to $134 ,500. Great View or the Glrlt 4 BR.2\1\ ba,wntr •• Sf:IOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo+utila. Evesm·'1013 LE RA-ISOR T81tefuJly d~corated , 'CALL lrom the Deck' EASTSIDE, 2 hr. <11>ta. 1'( RAISOR LOVELY 0<ean view ad· ti . nice ly landscaped. IFYOU rRESTIGEHOMES 3BR 2 Ba .rt eeda drps,stove.yd,tnclga.r. L J'acenl to beach. 2 br, Ill P I ed t II f11l al -• • pa >' n No kids or pets. $2:10 mo. ,: R[•LTY · ·$43r ,:00. 0 se · have a service to offer or leotton 645-6646 r_oommate. same loca-Agt 646.14sc REALTY kitchen. dining & living, ft o~ VIEJO aoodl to sell, plaei'I an ad lion. 2 patios & garden area. ~CampusDr.,lrvine MISSI " (n the Dall)' PllQt FOUR UNITS C111673-4444 2 Houses avail . 3-Br 4S23CampusDr .• lrvine 1326. in c l ulil . Apt ~~A;.~i~S::oetr. s~~~~o ' =~ · · · ~~~~.::~9•900· ~eC:::o:t:=~ !:~"!kf!'ll,: Ph : ea~:t(~1~~sa:GC\r. :;~~~fr':~?~~unJ· I t IFYOU have a servtce &oatteror good1 lo sell, place u ad in the D~Pllol Classified Seel ••• Phone 64Wflt. • \ ! I • ' 88 DAILY PILOT Monday. S.ptembt't a. 19'75 • Add it. .. Build it...01aper it. .. Hammer It ... Ca rpet it ... Cement it. .. Wire il ... Hoe i t. .. Clean lt ... M ove SERVICE DIRECTORY it ... Press il ... Paint il ... Nail 11 ... Plaster it ... 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Sales·Repair-lnsta.11 Btdrt I G""1"GI S......ic.H ~-,...,../Slglt pouLs. dralnl. taur!N. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --C co Healttt CIMl:tt -----,. · r re pl pet Samo Children 21,; to 5 yr:s. lfot MA ST F. lt Crufl s mans 'a rpe t 1 n•t•ll•tlon, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~;·•••••••.•,•••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• c~= d»)I' • nlih.L Wo lun(·h. fenced bat'ky~rd Spccinlt y. J{c."modehn ~. ~r~a1r~.Freeelt.Jm•tn ElJE-CTR_I CIAN . Sml TlllNCS by MoO&c. H.tM•IOIJf WlLUAMS&Sons Finest qu•llt.Y lnt~rior ille Mstr owte. Uc Hl·tcrences. 646-0lOO fin is h work . refs, Jot-~ ~oa r . labor MS-3274 jobs, m1mt/repalrs, Cen w.oodworll:, re1>1l111, DI .s--&.1 Masonry, Brit.ii/Block & Apt . rer,alntJna. VttY re· ........iu.a i::;;-~;;;-;;~;;~-;--;;;J~·~·t~.~G~u~u~'~w'.""o~,k~4~,._~3~1~05~ yrs. exp. plumbing, etl'.642.-5811 ''~'"• Stone. Cal.I Ml·'1S29 asonab e.APPLE PAIN· .-,,,,_, MllMG Lo ving care, lg yd . ChUdCare lic."233108.S48·Si203. Dlffet_, TlNG848.o389 JUST,W • ll r{day/Wk nltt'S/Wk d Catm kitchen & bath.••••••••••••••••••••••• IDOITAU.! IOIM1lnSt. H.BPbo · Muon.ry•Conc.'ret.e •CAI..L&CZ-4.lll• OK . Jlers /li c. 5$6-0~4s Remodeling, alterat1ons Co!lta Ilo1 esa Pre·School Cll"'denlllCJ Electrical. Plumbing, MO-:ltlg • ne . Wotll.AakrQrJake:, Pror.1talntin8,·deanwrk 1oofl Jeannie . &. repair, Unlquc.' & un· o pe n 6 : 30a m · 6p m . •••••••••••••••••••••• etc. Reall rates. fM.2.-4951 Ll~--•--i..-s.t9·1885 & r~~~~·."~ ••••~••••••••••••••• uRunl work we lcome. Planned proi;i:ram. llol ~ • • ~---. Mo i-esL • TYP~ l~1cen~ed babysitUng 111 i\fbr BB Bureau 962 8314 Juncbe1. $'l5 for-5 day \Ilk . APANESE GAJlDENER HANDYMAN-llomes & ••••••••••••••••••••••• w .. .., --I /R_... REPAIRS-AU.. . .-.-10 yrs exper, all phases Apts . Con1clenlioua ••••••••••••••••••••••• r-111111 f'r ... ,.._ Re•s !reeestt.lic. nly horn e. Costa r.1 csu. C I S I ~} .• ~ ,oo'sop ~ta ,•,c. h838e d .~!!7· Re a50n a hie I Estimates Cr arts man. ~ •ft. 4. H~~ISnEec,,L. ECANINall J(l ~ .. "'!,r M OV rN G ? 2 eiipr men ••r• ''TC" 1'·1·r· ! • :;:. •E:RIN•·•" "G" • • Walt ai>.s.o:zo an.rUmo 631·1929 arpt crw ee .,.5-k d.., ~ Call \51·1113'7. . R-_, A tllll m o v e' Y o u r e • A ~' Bvs1n•1•Serwlc• ~·;~·~·:;··~·,;;·;~·;··; cvesfw n •-t.1 o s T L /\ W NS The Jiandy Man •U~Y nm.17~ asonabl1o:/tef.1. W-8481, ••ALLTYP~•• Tiie ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOWED /EOG ED, $5 Ca~n Want 1 REALCL"' .... ~ 675·7S72. Free Eat st0-6B2S ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Upholstery, Ori shamPQO ~" t.E N &r: Copylng :Xcrox .3600.Ex (so il r e tard a nt s). wk , C M /NB ONLY . lfomeRepalr . HOUSE?CallGingham PolNll'"J/Jtllplllwg VERY NEAT PATCHCERAMIC1:1 ~· tewSml pert scrv, reas. C US 0..-g reasers & all color George M9·2015 Improvements Girl. Free ests. 645-5123 ••••••!'•••••••••••••"• JOOS &: R ESTUCCO. ~~:!T!o!~~S.:z.Us 178i5Beach,llB.847·5111 br i•htencrs & 10 min 0 1 RIORS ~·vE -J>reeest 19316.l9 ~ SCRAM-LETS H • G d · G enn t We Do Any Type EXTE on. -· • · blcarh. for your whll t' amon s ar erung. en. St.Clair llousec."leaning, ExJM!t. R .L . Sinor S tate~ TopSoU Carpenter C-<>r~t s. Save money hy ANSWERS M a I n 1 · CI e a n · u P · Ph· 648-4531 f\Jm. own equip. Pb. aft. Licensed lhsured Call :.::::;~ •••••••••• ,,.,,,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'>a\·1ni.: me xt ra trips Comm 'I. Industrial. · 2Pfl.f .548·1081 979-3335 Anyplumbin1waterserv, •Tcfllioll •Composl• C a rpuntry -C utt ton1 Clean J1vlngroom.din1ni.: Nat.Ive -Tutor..... Residential. JS yrs, exp. l e ak •. marolito •Mulc."h•Redwood• Ht:mocl , r epair, -.dd on. rm & h<.411 $15. Any rm ,Sheep -Alumna -64.5-2492 HaulifMJ Fir_ep l acea ·Pl•nte~a Pro(. paintlng,c.lean w'1c enc l osures, reas . CAt.LS86-6130 insulate. Des igns. 1')-ee S"I ~.couch $10, chair ~ MOlTTll Complete Garden· Tree ••••••••••••••••••••••• Br1ck·Conc-rete Patio &: re1s. Int. & Ext. free S32·3C&8. l0%offw/-4. esl.645-3439 15 y r s. exp. is what The Associated Presa Serv . Commercl / Hauling Anyth in g , Rloc-k W•ll•·BBQ Pitt'i~ .. ~t~.7~5~1~-°""'~~4'~902~-~ .. ~12'5~-11 -'::-:'::';;:;:';:;-:;;;:;;:;:;';;--TrttSerYiCe l'ltlNOR l-IO~t E REPAIRS counts. not method. l d bo115ts that over t hree Res1dntl Estimates, Bob. Garage cleanup. Rella· Rers., E•ta. &l6-06e4 H 0 USE p A INTI NG . MARV'S PLUMBING .::!•e'R"e;;~~:i.·~;br;g •& work myself. Gd. refs. million words o! copy 557-9180 ble,fastaervice.963-6452 L-..1 • Inside/out. ·Iii qual/low •IM&-980'1• 's'h'l:rub <leon·ng. Rototill· Plumbini:, carpentry , 53 1·0101 . move each day through -scap1119 rates. Bruce645--53'7G. NOJOBT<XJSM.ALL _t:eramlc t ile.s.ID-55f!O_.;.__ its vast automa tic Randy's Gardening & College Students have ••••••••••••••••••••••• DRAINCLEANE0$6.!i0 ing.tw2·2ii24 .lic/ins. cMpc.ntry, rmdl /rcpair •STE1\M 0.EAN• teletypes. fr1y wife docs Cleanup. Freeet1:timat.e5. Pickup, w ~ 11 h a_ u I . Ford's Landscape PETERS PAINTING Eve/Wknds- Cstm work a si:icrutlty Carpet &. Upholstery that through her vast ti45 ·0394 e ves, 897·4574 Garage clc.'arung, Light Sod JawnsfSprtntlen1-lnt7Ext.• ReBI. rate9 ~same Price Ford's Tree Service ExprCrew, lie, bonded & insured. 962·7817 25 yrs ex pr. 615·5915 lnKured Quality646-7811 manual MOUTII, days moving. 548-6801 Desig n Svs · 962-1817 CaJI Gene at 552·CM.58 Gu1r 558-T.llO Aparlmonh Funolshod Apartmonls Funolshod Apa! h1wots lllrfuno. Apoo h-h Unfwn. Apoo hiNnls Unfwn. Apoo lmcnls """""'-Retrlala to sh""' 4300 Office Rental 4400 Lost & F-d 5300 ........ "... ........... ... ... .. .. ............. ..... .................. . .................................................................... ·········· ............. . ............................ " ............... . Huntfll4)ton a.och 3740 M•wport Beach 3769 Corona del Mar 3822 Costa Mesa 3.824 H...tiagt°" I.each 3840 M•wport leach 3869 ROOMMATE wanted to NEWPORT garden olflee st : Nr. Bay Island. ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• share 2 br, 2 ba in Costa suites rrom 43" incl. util. Light blue sabot. tan in· BEAUTIPUL 1 hr ru JM ~1AC, off ocean with 2 Br, frpl, gar, retrig, l _RAMDMEW ~ llkiTOIUCH LIDO, GREAT VU, Ma a.7SI-7991aftS Some warehouse avail. side.REWARD.675--7870 apt!: $165 & $175. Span is view. Beaut. wood sun· blO<'k to bch. PJ:; mo. Eaatside 2 bdrm & de NEAR SHOPP'IMG, Tnhse, 2 BR, 2 &, uni· Mor F roommate to share 5S7--006l F o u N o : Go I d en style bldg, pvt encl ~ar dec."k, al l bltns, incl. 644-6200aft 6. Lynne $275. 548 -7437 ~-2 &~Br apts, bl~, dis-que !eature.s. $500. mo. Apt. 21 or over. Own ATrRACTlVE small of· Retriever. Vic. 171.h St., pool,sauna,lndry,adlts ~C::';~~r .3 tr~r2 ~~~Ji JETIYVIEW NICE 2 br, 1 ba, pool. was ers,iomew rplcs 67S.6359 bdrm&balh$l37.SO.Ask flee on Mariner's mile Ct-1 Btwn Tustln&San· 17301 Keelson I.n, 1 blk bl p urt d on Ocean Bl•·d. Onl> c11>_t, drps. t'ls to ever &S2020carLlgaragesE.tFl"to~ for Steve Aft. 5PM. Avail.Octlst'75,(acini taA.nas1.:s:548-S881 w. o! Beach orr Slater. tns. , .. t. co Y • gar. th $I90 548--?98& Aft · ons 8 a e5 • 645·25$6 hwy , Ca 11 La r s on . 842·7848 112 34th St., Open Sat. & steps to China Cove. A Y ing, · · 536·2579 OCEAMFROHT . Shipyard M8.3641 or FOUND: Rabbit, Grey. ;;:;;-;;~~::;-;;;::--=:::-l~S~u~n~.~64~5-~3~109~-----l large lu:curi owi 2 DR. 2 5 l·BR. apts. $16S lo $200 $200. per mo. 2 bdrms 1n 4 646.7833 ' very friendly. Vic. No. STUDIO apt, like new, , Ba PLUS detached guest HUGE 3 br, zin ba studio HUR MAJOR per mo winter l·BR bdrm lnhs e. Fabulous Pool Green Valley FV. frplc, jacuzzi, pool, 1 blk BbEI ACHFRO&NTlnd2 br .,2 b,a. room and bath, Duplex cpts, drps, stove, 00 pets. Shoppfn9 Cetrter apt., $225' mo., ye~rly. · racil. Pool tennis. after hsiMIS Rftlfal 4450 67J.2"2s • to beal'h. 968-5700 tns, gar ry ac s. w /h.ardwood Ors, rormal 5255. 545.5270; 546-6895 OPf:N AOUSE J BR. 2 Ba. $350Winter &-Mary 586·5816. ••••••••••••••••••••••• !-'"-="------- SMALL BEACH 1-IOTEL ~422m01· Yrly. S7f>.7i6i & D1n1ng & s uper ocean & Beautiful new 2&3 Br STEPS TO a••cH Found. Blk/Wht male :-----------I jetty view. SINGLES I IR LOFTOMLY studio apts. Urps, crpts, ~ For the J ung at heart dog. Big but sbort, 2 col-A~~$'i~~~~s.,;~~ LG . 2 Br, I ba beach apt. O.K. $650. mo. less w/ool Pvt patio, frpl, l yrlse bltns, d shwhrs. 2 car 3 BR,2 Ba. $325Winter share sunny L.B. pen-THE Ian. Name on collat" Bo. -~-------I w /patio. No pets. $285 G /room. Call 644·12 11 Avail. Sept. l5lh garages. 7931 & 7941 lloll IA YFRiHT thouse, n11tur11I food s. COLONY "2·5466. be!ore8:- LOCJW1a leach 3748 mo. incl. wlr'. & Cable AGT. HA. YLOfT APTS St, H.B. Lions Estates, 3 Br, 2 ba, unf, 75yr. $117 mo. 497·1582 30RETA1LSHOPS FOUND: Black shorthair ••••••~•••••••••••••••• TV · W n tr· D 8 ys : Spacious 1 Br, apart. 283 A.Yocado. CM 536·2579 Prime reasonable space female c."at, 10 wks, nea Att.ractive 2 bd. 2 ba, apt. 642-8206, Eves: 631·0394 Welk to beach, Crpts, 645-0143 Large 2 BR, 1 ha. $165 /mo Office Rental 4400 available large & small. collar. Vic Beach & Ed· ~~~~~ou~n vt~!. 8~~~~~ SJ95 Bach w /pvt }'an! & Drps, !rp~~vt3 P~O. . C I o s e d g a r a g e , ••••••••••••••••••••••• Old world charm with inger. 894·3010 rental. No pets. Days, view. New stove &r~frig. Eves or w · 67 ·1 3 Br, 2 ba, c."rpt. patio. n stove/ref, near stores. 150 I Westclff Dr. French wind~, gables Found: Orange Tiger cat, 1.. 494-1055.Nights,494·3834. Elec. pd. Older s1ngle3 Br, 1 Ba, stove, sun ~~·5:.~-761~6A Mis· Child OK. No pet s . NewportFinancialCtr & trees. AdJac."e nt to long haired. White flea ;;;;:::;:;:--:::;".;-;::::;--;:;:::;:l_EP<!;r~s~o.".n~o.".n!llY'.:.·E"''.03':!·b77::7:'.'81__ deck gar close to beac."h Realtor 675 ·6700 BEACH YEARL y Leasf119 Office Spoc.e ~:O~~Js~ 8 1 0 r Art 5 collar. Cameo Shores. \Vinter rental, one b!ock WINTER b . k 2 b 2 5280.'646-0111 ' Large 2 BR .. c."arpets BEACH VILLA APT Call on Site Manager 580 BROADWAY 675·1340. bch & town. Ocean view, • Y par • r, d 2 Ch.Id OK Deluxe 3 huge bdrms, 2 I ~===------frplc. 2br., 2ba., beams. ba, $300. mo. Lrg tbr below hlway. N~are~. 548.~ren · Hu ge 3 br, 2 ba, dshwhr, ba. new shag crpt, frplc, <7t4l642·3111 extm LAGUNA BEACH FOUND: Female dog. S350 mo . Als o fur 548-4063 Frplc, range, refr. wt.r & wet bar, \."oi blk to beach. steps to beach. No pets. mixed breed. Taq with bachelor avail. $145 m". Santa Ana 3780 elec paid. $235. 6i3·1418 QUI ET 2 br w /patio. $400. (7 14 ) 841·4387 $425. 646·9218or 6iS.05S5 49 4-791 5 white markings. !£1..5566 Call weekdays. Patty ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• Eveningsorwknds. Young child orsmalldo NEW large 3 BR, D /W, . 540·8920, weekends . ~A~ •• 95 6 7 1 3 0 J oann. $195. encl gar. 2 ba, $27S. mo. UNIQUE Cozy 1 br, view LOST. Blond male old 4M·5145. 9UALITY APT. _, of C<i1nal. Cable1V, utils, dog, 11 yrs, "Ham". Vic AMBASSADOR INNS Sunny and spacious 2 Bra_nd new lge 2 BR, appl's. inc. Yrly. $175 DELUXE orfice, comm'l San Clemente, Reward Oceanfro nt. Spacious. Winter $325.·$425. inc. util. or Yearly. 497·1®. OF AMERICA bed rm w /park &:: bay NEWPORT Heights 2 br, Patio, lge c."la&et.s, encl. mo. 1 adult on1y. Wtll sell ~=-..,...... & industrial spaces. Also 4gi.0982 TWOLOCATIONS view.Xlntappointments. l ba, adults only. $170. gar.$225.Gdloc.841·2541 part of existing furn. ./'.ci..-mini warehouses in1---------- WEEKLY RATES Large garage. Adults mo. 548-9695 orS4Z·ll72 675-9031 & 540-1395 Mr. :.l'P\oll. ..... --.. LagUlla Nig\Jel&Mission $100 REWARD FULLSERVICE w/small pet OK. $4.50. Mariani ~== ..._ Viejo areas. Hancly to Lost. Black fema le cat DACH . uttl pd, Sl.85. mo. 2277 H bor c M A t 675-fiOOO "THE VICTORIAN" WALK TO IE.A.CH .I'._....-, Sao Diego Fwy. 200 to wearing bright pink c.'OI· up/$60. wk Crescent Bay, 2909 Ba~ tot' s 'A' mo. gen 2 Br w /gar. Adults. Cpts, 1&2 br, ept.s. ctti-. bltns, STEPS to beach. deluxe 3 2000 sq ft. As low as 30" lar & H.B. license tag. , 1435N.Cstllwy494·2508 645-484~~540.iaOO CoitaMesa 3824 drps, bltns, fncd y garage.205 &2121SthSt. br, bltns, bar, sundeck, peraqft.831·1400 Vic Newland & Adams •. (~,;-;-;;-;;Ti~~-;;!jj~~~~~~~~;~~I ·•••••••••••••••••••••• w /patio. Water pd. 536·3058 or 536·•259 or many xtras. Yrly lse. LostS t Aug 30 l'hon Outstanding w e ll 636-4120. ""7 v1·cton·a 847~7 $425 (213)7220855 $80. Mo. Ideal Newport a·• · · e furnished 2 bd. Laguna Off Beaten Path "" ·aa-> ' · or shop avail in the mall at 968·9232 anytime. 8 h A • •-lnents•~-t 2 & 3 B Ad 1•· 1190· <7t4lS48·347o 55•PER..,..FT c. partment. 40 -r-• ~ . r. u .... no •CLOSE TO BEACH, ~ The Factory for: COWt·LOST: 912 femel e liv.rm. w /wall or glass to G••••••1••••••••••39()z pets, dshwhrs, shag cpl.a, •2 Br upper. Mc.'Sa Verde. 2·Br, 2-ba. builtlns, patio, OCEANFRONT 2 bdnn. 1611 WESTCLlFF-NB t!')' store, book store, de-Aired ate Terrier & M. ocean. Private stairs t<1 enera closed garage, frplc, Adults. $200. New paint, garage.Smallpet&child Garage. No pets. $275. AGT.541-5032 h ,elc.673-9606 or673·9393 1n·ah Setter. y1·c. ~-ga Deact\_, deck, close to ••••••••••••••••••••••• BBQ. Gas & water pd. nopel.!i 833 89'74 OK No fee yrly 645 36.55 v •u: town. For Winter lease.ANAHEIM Pool . . ·cm· . . •IMO FREE R~• MEDICAL SUITE so. Hwy . S u bstantial Sept. lJth·on. $475. per VIEWS! SPORTS! LA MA.MCHA.AP'TS 2 BR, new c:!fl)ts & drps, EASTBLUFF 1 br $210 .. 2 1·2·3 Rm. offices from LAG. Lease 35142 S. Reward. 496-3100 mo. By Owner. (714) NewCanyonRimAptsin 778scottPlace,CM freshly painted, elec. 1 1 br $280. Frplc, poql, $,135 per m o. Near Co~stHwy.Ampll!prkg.Found :SmlLightbmltal 494.6838 or (213) 790.0925, Anahei m Hills give you 642 -M'r.I bltn range & oven. N 644-4767 airport. No le~req. AdJ. to drugstore. 6 bl~s G r e y h 0 u n d mix • all these abundantly!'[-----------childre n or pets. $175. REALTY INC. 833-3223 9Tilnoon to Hosp. Newly decor d Skypark Circle, Irvine. $175 Furn lovely bach nr bch, util pd, 1 resp. empl adlt. 494 ·4200 Country Club living. LiYe at bHutfful P /mo. Mesa Verde. HEAR IA Y /IEA.CH PROFESS'LCLASS/\ 850 sq. !t. at $32.5 mo. 833.2307 & 557-8910 ext Golf. 11 tennis el s . <tt 2 5491058 714/846·1371 Bachelor$tds.548-8532 Owner.544-7896 28 J ' Horseback riding. l,Z&2 Martlnique~TI' · Bld g, 3 story . 2790 1. an. brm + den. For inro 2 bdrms, 2 ba wJw Lg. 1&2 Bedroom.2 Ba QUIET & COOL APar!!nents Fumished Harbor Blvd, C.M. Air Industrial Rental 4500 LOST grey long h.aired. Hewportleach 3769 637.4300 cpt s, drps , bltn!'I &: WalktoShopping&Bus 2br.newshagcrpt,drps, orUnfurnished 3900 cond.,elev.,panelwalls, neuteredmalecatwJnea •••••••••••••••••••••••·i----------< private patios. Lovely Nopels,Mgr.631·3847 newlypalnted,gas stove, ••••••••••••••••••••••• drapes, carpet, elec., ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Beaut. ta:e 2, 3 & 4 br. Balboa Penhtsula 3807 spacious garden·llke closed gar. Sorry no pets THE EXCITING music, janitor, parking. 2000 SQ FT, ~ ofts, 2 collar. Vic. Santa Ana t OceanfrontrView. frplc, ••••••••••••••••••••••• apts. Heated pool. At· Wanted-Young Married or children. $185. mo. + PALM MESA A.PTS. M . R. st ever, la! g r. baths, immed. ac."ross st Golf Course. 64.S-8456 '° bale, ga r . $325 up 1 BR. $160 mo., 1st & las tractive r e nt. Adull5 Couple. child OK, n dei;>.425A 1'2thSt. MINUTESTONPI' 557·0136or646-8396 !rom OC Alrport963-7878 Lost: Irish Setter, 85 lbs, i .,~.,,.114 only. pets, 2Br, 1ba,dshwshr, BCH ''Mac."k'' Reward ., ~ +sec. 275 E.18thSt,C. M. bltns, e nc l gar, fn cd 1 ~R CONDO Ideal for re· · SUPER space reas rent NEW M·l Newport, Costa ' . • $40 WK UP-t&2 Bdr & 213·697·1496 631·3003 patio. $205 mo., 1st & Isl. tired. Wash /Dryer, pvt. Bach, 1&2 BR. from Pvt bath A JC htd 0 drps 0 Mesa, 1000, 1200.1440sq. ~93--2188 H.B. he. Spr• ~ d:l:-:;::;;:--;:-;:::-;;-;:::--:::::::1----~~~'----1 968-3785 patio, clubhsc. pool . S172.50 new crpl. Ac'......,.,' rrom' ft.S43-3145or64&-2928 1ngdale/McFadden area. Bach, ... olor TV, m ai Adults 2 br, 2 ba. newer, d Pets'" '"""" setv, pool. nlE MESA. bltns. yrly. No pets. MEDITERRANEAN Bingo, trips. Walk to A ults,No Stuft Shirt. 2400 W. Cs Storoqe 4550 Personals 5350 415 N. Newport Bl, NB 673.3986; (Zl3)2S7.9792 VILLAGE 1 Br unrurn, crpt, drps. shop"g. Ctr. $195. 842-8768 ( Blk156EI _Mesa1NDr. Hwy. 544-8678 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• 646_9681 stove . Adults. No pets. 5 s asto ewport PREGNANT., --------.-27 , From beac h on 1Br.1Br&Den,2Br,2 1963 WallaceAptD DELUXE 2 br, 2 ba Blvd.) •NEWPORT RENT,200 'XJOO'cloeedin C . 11 ,· t• i & B h ( Br Townhouse. Carpets, townhouse apt, bltns, 546-9860 CENTER* yard, Hunt. Beach. M·l aring_ con ue n i a · 1• 2 · 3 ac' urn. SeashoreDr,NB.Lrg drapes, f ire place. 3 NEWLY Dccor'd . shagcrpt,biketobeach. . . . zone .Ph:556-1017 c."ounseting & referral. apart.,, Winter or Yrly. br, unfurn (refrig, stv). pools, 4 tennis courU. East.side 2 hr, P\1. yd, $225 . mo.538-752SHomcs !9 Oceanfront Apts. From Executive ~f1ce Suites Abortion, adoption & 61.>0318 or S3S-67B6 Lower d pl x . Pa t i gym . sauna"s. enc. gar. Pool, adults. Un ltd Sl65 to $225. Uti l. incld. w /sec."retar1 al service keeping. WINTER. On the sand at w /view or ocean. Yrly. 2400 Harbor Blvd $225. 546·8739 Newport Bch. 675-4873 or available. Stan Amon. lusintssf'ttvnt/ APCARE547·2563 $300/mo. Stable tenants Costa Mesa (714)557-8020 Lnnuna leach 3848 675-5205 or 871-8471 644-1860. Finance 1628 Oceantrvnt. (2) 1 only. 541·5131 wkdys. CASA VICTORIA .;.~:•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Drinking problem? bdrms.S210.&$Z2S.mo. H dM R 7 12••b DI Uf R 4000 EXECUTIVE suites on ksl CallAlcoholHelpline Util pd. 963.4888 WALK to bayfbearh 2 br, ee ore oom , Q(.J r, e uxe n ur. Drop a pebble into the oorns Mii 1 'Ai ba, garage, laundry, See our lg. 3 br apts. or Furn. gus/wtr pd. Ocean from your Apl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport I: arbor. 400 to Opportunity 5005 24 hrs a daySJ&.3830 Orean Frnt, Winter $?7 atio S2SO to $275 yrl w tfrpl & pool. Adults. Adults-NopetsSec.gate Lease. Luxury.security, ROOMS$25.weekupwith 2200 sq l, 642·4644; ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. Adults, no pets, gar. ~ers:S48.7558 548.3607 y. $250. Avail. 9-1. 545-8628 Pool, ~ec rryi. elevators Mature adults. 31755 Cst. kitchen. 548·9755 or 64s..44o5 NURSERY SCHOOL S~r!!~TI~~1M ~~fMR 2Br, lba . 673-:nw. • 525 Victona, 642-8970 Hwy 499·2835 645-3967 * Pre-School, nr. downtn. Advice on all matters. $JOO Yea rly De1UXP. 2Br Adult 2 huge bedrooms . · · STEPS to bch, oc vu J&4 l lf.z ha fir~place gar i $170 no pets. Inqtdre •Pt CLOSE to Shopping. 2 BR, ON THE w ATER; 2 Bd. Furn pvt r m & b a , Roses are red, violets are Costa Mesa. Care !or 24 312 N. El Camino Real Br, g.ar, wshr tdryr. blk t~ Bay &'bea~h G568W.Wilson 2BA,pool.Adlts.nopets. llf.z ba. w /denovcrthe Ba lb oa. for fem . blue,werenlsuitesw/a atS!OOmo.Roomtoex-SanCiemente,Forappt. Wint. rent $350. 645-7575 675-6797 & 83B-4647. · NEWLY DECORATED Cpl., drps. stv, re!, Sl?S. whitewater c."l_iffs in Wash/dry, kitc."hen priv. boat slip too. pUld. Incl. lge. lot, nrly. 492.903-4 492-9136 188 7 Monrovia Laguna. Unbelievable 615-9115. Cst.HwyatNptBlvd, newbldg.,comp.equip.F G· i· OtC 11 WINTER RENTAL , OCEANFRONT 2 Br, w /gar'. crpt. $185. 548·9743 /644-Ml9 luxuryonly$500 per mo .,A2.~.,.... $85,000. oxy Ir s u a LARGE ' br. 2 ba. 1 YEARLY Water pd. 2176 "C" . · · OCC male student desires .,, ...,.... Graham RJty 646-2414 Massage. U Call, We block to beach. SJ2S mo. . Placentia. 6J6.412.Q 1·5. LARGE 1 br. newly de-to l'lght tenant. Yearly. same to s hare house ex· Come· Spec i a 1 lie 114.J6th St. 675--6925 Ar ••111 Oct l, 4 Br 2,~· corated, cpts, drps, mir· 494·7722· penses for sc."hool year in p . H t 8 h 1 Beauty Salon. 4 stations. Paraplegic$. 542-3169 C~oic~al~~~~e~ ~~ 2 Br, 1 ba5u1p95pe•1009. shaAg;1i;>t. rored wall, exceptional. Newport leach 3869 Newport Beach. Call f~~r;;i,e,125~':n~. in~ld. u~~: brand new, designed for Park Newport Sub-Lease. Robi·nson Rltr 6'" ........ g.arage, . ., IS· 1933 Wallace, 960-3633 ••••••••••••••••••••••• (213)691·6162 Contempo r a ry H air A.braxas MasSOl)e ·' Fu m Ba ch apt. $285. Call .r<>uv rt 5 M2-4576 5 0 7 5 W a r n e r A v e · Dresser. Located iO new Photo Modlliocj ' Gif>...4580. C del Mer 3822 sion, a ' 2 Br town house, l lh ba, PARK NEWPORT Pleasant room w/pvt. en· 846·2429 building w /free parking, 1733Fullerton,CM orona NEW BREEDAPTS gar. Adults, no pets. $195. APARTM&ITS trance fo r e mplo,ed Laguna Bch Owner IOAM 12 PM 631 ll84 •---------1••••••••••••••••••••••• Bach /loft $215. Util, pd, 5411·6351 8achelorlor 2 person over 30. CM area. IROOKHURST must sell due io illness. · ' · •WINTERRENTALS• NEW 3 bdrm, 2 b a, applns, gar, p ool, Bedroomsand 646--5689. FINANCIAL f9'·3763afl.5. SPIRITUAL ADVISOR 2 br,2bahouseS275 garage. Bllos. Poinsel· ja~uzzi. 393 Hamilton, E-SIDE 2 br duplex, n Townhouses PLAZA . Advice on all oftltter.i 2 br.2 ba apt vusz15 tia, CdM . M9-8867 Days. 645·4411 dog!'I. Red5ecorated. Fr. sz29.soOpen9--B PVT room, ba & entr. Now lea sing·NE W, M~. TnlSt Hrs. 1oam·lOpm. 2230 N. •YRLY RENTALS 52·8343 Daily Walk to bearh &.stores. custom executive ofn Deida 5035 Maln,SA836-cro UNF• SEEK & ffNCI"' Encll1hHl1lory Garden Apt. 2Br, lba, Spa-Pools-Tennis Util pd. $l20 mo yrly stdtes. Large and small••••••••••••••••••••••• 2br,2babay!ront~ ;:;.=:=o.::...=o...::..:;:..:=-----'--~--..:. e ncl gar. $200/mo. Across £rom Fushion 64~301 use rs a ccommodated . LOANS to 80% Endo & 2br2baCdMSl2S TTOCSUNFDRAKEPXOMCO Adults, 631 •1"249 / Island at Jamboree on5urntMrRefttals 4200 Lease includes all up 0 p,..:::f '·" OUveWlggenhom,Rllr' 1 ANS T G , E 846·1129. SanJoaquinlfillsRoad. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ameniti es. Leasin g lstTDLO-.-al/'40/o tt on · 675·6l60 · NAP 0 "' ·ON 8 AX 0 N l714J644.1900 agent Donna on pre· ••••••••••••••••••••••• L 1 Y T A C N v 1 C T O R y G 1 H w R Beaut I Br & 28r. All Oceanfront weekly ren· mises: 20902 Brook• hu ... • 2ttd TD LocM Jobs Want ... ~ 7075 Owners gorg~ 3 Br 2 Ba upr, beaut furn, oaan view, upr patio. Steps to bch. Gar . wsber /dry r . No pets . WUlt.er. Avail now. 119 30th N.B. 673--1889 •1-ii BLK. OCEAN• Furn. Jbr, 2ba, !rpl, • Winter. $325. 87S-8682. Ot-ean!ront Apart, romp. decor. Avall 9/15 to 8/15. $290 mo. Call coiled., 213·:1111-5408. l Ill\' apt, IV. bloclt1 to lloaoB, eompl. rurn. •••· corated. Yrly rental. Slto/ mo. Avail OeL lit. Call 17J-G678 "' <au>u1-54o!Jci>11e<t. OCEAlU'J\ONT Sladlo, l\25rmo. lae, ad:ulla. 103 Mcfadden Pl, 1crot1 lrOal N8 Plar. ICIJ". No. t ' • • • lKR OYET1EOF.MYNN U RRY HACNGNEBTOUWALESTEC CHTEBURE T SACN ALY UB I RkLHC OUSE~AllTO BI GML UOCELT BDAREH CUC HNA O HTONEHEATEBYROT81HT CYOCQU RAIX ENNN LILC S WIT ENAGEMOTF.I AE LLRI AVtKIN OS ARWN BLO OAR 'UNEDNALERIAORTNRTB YNOONOLEBACORUNETSO L lo\'ER POOL &CROSG KDMR • . . • En,io)" lflWth l•rttr "Sttk l find" p1111I with nwer M> dt.eov,,..,,.., pPtl h:i •fl -'l·rw. ...... flf 'l•·pqt: bontltt•. ToOftkr-... Yllt*l I. fl •nd DI. Mnd II for Md!. tMklllfc:i.o.1 1191*bM lO .. S..k A Find" In~ ol IW. """'"~' ' _ ...... _ .. • ,. ,.. •..-# d tals ava il . now at re· """' Low t t Orang Co ..., Adult. No pets, bltris, Bayfront 2 8 . 2 Ba, Pvt. duce d Se pt. r ales. Huntington Beach nr es r a es e · ••••••••••••••••••••••• balconies, cpts, drps, Bch &. pier. $5.SO yrly. 673_2405 AUanta. 963-8961 . ' SatfferMtg.Co. Man & Wife ror chauffeur ref r I g. av at I ab I e, 979-1935 &644-4510 · 642·2171 54f>.06ll & housekeeping. LivHn, garages •. storage, walk to UPPER OCEANFRONT Vocation Rentals 4250 SING.LE. to 6 nn suites. Serving Hubor area 24 Xlnt references. 548·I;w.( everythin g. Ideal for D 1 Su d k b ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avail. in plush office years or 5•5·9224. Ask for middle age couple. px. n ec .2 r.gar. Puerto Vallarta. Beaut. bldgnr.OCAirport.Full George 646--6887.$165&1!90. WfD.Stv/ref.646-2830 service incl ; Recep. 2ndTDLoansW..ted 1:-:-..,-"""--:------- Casa w/pool &: maid. t loniat, conference rm, WE~VEC~l.t l Help Wanted 7100 S185. 2 BR single sty, $330. Yrly 2 br, 2 ba, 2 Slps 6.Avail.Sept.S-l6 & :ii:ero:r.:, automated typ. Buy2ndT.O.'s ••••••••••••••••••••••• beam cell. C&D, 2043 story, 2 c-ar enc-I gar., 23 rd -on . $100. wk. ing,c.'lc.C•Us:J3..3MO Loanon2nd.T.D.'s A..ccomtt-ra....a.t•U 1 -"~D'.."--W~a~ll!'.ac-;:•::·!84&~&18~5~-l -.:.beko7'.:."ccYcc·-'642=·.:.1603=-._-ll ;<:'9'"-;'-0';l:"l&';a:;;n.:.·;-8.:.·::-._;;::::I New Loan1·2nd T. D. 's _, ~'-\!. 1· N rt Be h 1 3 ytan exper. in ~· Yrlf separ1tel br. Frplc, Rt.tdal1to ~ 4300 ewpo f ac u:ii:ury Equity lnvsm\. Div. keeping. Must have De.a Point 31Z6 encl'.OSed 11r. Stove/refr. •"••••••••••••••••••••• ~~f ~ide ~uite . BARNETT MTG.CO. quUClcaUon1 for C'dDlJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Block to bc.'h. Single male ROOMMATE female to e g. 00 6'5·2134 pl ete accounting data VERY 1112 br,2ba w/ter· only. $265. 873--5700. share 2 br apt in C.M. Ground noor wilh or w/o A.Mo•c•IMfth/ processing. Sal._,,. rac-e. \i,pltain, no pets. BEACH· YEARLY Callafier8,54&-I909 storarie\ pane1, 1bwr, Pert0ttalt/ :eco1tiab11e. CaU 7.52-844&. $225.8154205 Deluxe 3·br 2-ba upper 27 Yr.oldmale has~Br 2 fri•· s nk, ai r , CM Lost&Foimd .sk or rene. ,.,, HuntilMJtow ltodl 184 dplx , 5010 Neptune. Ba, !um. ll1yfront ~ 5t8·9'1&6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• A m m u n i t t 0i n ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oce1nvu from enc sun· to share with under 30 ttt· OFFICE or store avaJI. Lott & ~ 5300 Warehouseman t.aw 1i)). •ta-porc."h . $400 + utll. tract. Female. $200Jst& JO()O sq ft. Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• !orcement, Medical:& Lowe At fst 9ffS 645·1596 last. 752-8283 NB. Penjn. Choice loe1Uon. LOST /FOUND Dental Techs. LYN'S & 2 Br, 2 Ba trom$215. Uni· 839-8700 APET' Mu sicia ns P:irt tlmo queadult apts.Nolease.ELECA'NT t ownhouse t"eru1le or: male 21·30, 000.2900Adwtion,tow aae 17.44 · s:sosis ' Sorry, no children or ~ke new, 2 br, 2 ba, din· mature, neat. emplox_ed, SINGLE Ir Double or· eo.t Spa)'~Neul.Al:r J.nlo. w e e k e ~ d • ·A r!~ pets. 1n-g rm, frplc, pool, 2 no dn111, to share lge. · fl ee•. located ln modern Res"rve Train! JI APPLEAPTS patios, walk to Weslcliff quiet 5 br house .. $11$. center. UtU. fUmtshed. LOST: CockaUtl, white, vided. LOng Be.~: pro- 81'00Wa.rner Ave..H.B. shops, S400. mo yrly. mo. lst &: last. uhl pd. By lbe month, 25' IQ. n.. answen lO "Biby", 11.8. 694·0219 Orange~) ('ll4)M1«K7 842--tl'll aft:er&. Mary Joor Jobn968-$233 M0--'20I Good Reward:. 84.2-0849 (Tl•> m -ilut. I J 0. .. • ·-.. •• " W-7100_W_ 7100HolpW-7100 "'"!d!fi!lll.,-a.1m DM.YrtLOT .. •••••-• ... _.•••• •••"T••••••• •-::_--• ;;•;;;;:•;;:;;; tWp W..tld er 71M 0.,. 1040 1050 ~·.... ARTBNOERC'lllGD Dl!NTALABllSI'~ ISec...tary.bp.Gd x ........ _........ ol nae thlaa. crystal ..................... .-···································-········ i:-~. ~d.ruJJBl>£1~~~ ... ~!!al~· ... C!P~•!.!··.!:~:~ .. ~··!..----1 ~~~.~.~''::'.; ~t . o•:::~··· =::~~~~-~DI ~:: ~ TnUf/f•llr•=·· •Pn wola.D· *MA11RlSS• 1Tlf. ...-............ IUDOa•.Jll .8.. .... tlll it .-.-1 ir..... MT-mT Mr woods P .... Tllllle Cocker•. Oh\huahua, •-••-• -..--•lsr • · · PIHunt pbooe vol ... Poodl .. ,Shlh·tzu.Doxle, *M•RHESS* ' AmST SnusTS DINTALASSIST z., ••• Good 1tll11. r.mct S"''Es~~..... -lyplog ...rd. Call Pit Bulls, mini · '"' Plft·llme or ............ For(J)'N.8. ...... •Jor ~. pret•4. r1'11D1. Sal1r1 'compelit\ve. Wwt' I ,..,.. ,..,._..... ,.....1Mn.Mct'lart)I. Scbnauaer, Poma. •ALL sms• .... II.av• 90lua ...... •lout foU. Call ....-i J191t .. " Xl'll1' le. can Te~ Mr. Dn.o or H Quallfled Retall Palal. Pelt ea, Wa1lle1. 100 ILJ _ ... to Mo I 11 mechaal~ eepan~)~;br;;MM:;;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;Jl~'·~•~TiMllii~t;;;i:!i;;).lllb.~'~ roi1oi1~.·~·-.:f'~~nri ..... Wallpaper ex,erie,.ce. ml.xt'd P'U>Piea. SLud a\11 r-nc.u .,. tloa1, puteups, •II f.aPMor4-WM For new store-in * UTOTEM* d100lbrffd1.2S2SW.t7th 133-9625 f, 64M4tl 1.crMD 4 t:Ol:llln'I 1 Oa:JrrrfTAL ReqpL Sec'7. LIGAL SICTY Bani 14 hr JMA.Un& YOW' Col:t.a Mesa. 549-08.12 or at F1lrvlew. SA, ~n Pboot C•rl, ........_ MA.UTYSM.OM .Sxper•u120 ~. FotNwportBuchL.lw personality to won:. All MM20S.Mr.lliUer. IMPLOYleft' eva.$ll-50Z7. ~tov1NG -QuaUty llerN. ;;;n-.~E-~~-~'~s~;; ~ .. ~ .. ·.,-. ... ~;~~e.T: .. e.~ :rN:~OtSo.~A~~ :i:~ Te~.::!°z"JW~~ ~:o:tc~~o~m":~ SALES-LOoktnaforarem. o~~~s °':'rtoT~len~ .. 9~.~ r:r!i'~:--~~·u~of~~~'; B•a uty Operators. S5l,o4500. C.1.1 Kerry al541).SQ. poue1a•a pleMant clear for p/time sale. '#Ork in· No Exper Nttl!!Uary 1 • urs. ' • potted planl.3, pai11lln~. ,,.,....... Cuaraoteed S1fir1· Dlshwai~er L 'ltchen v01ce&aronfidtotm•n-volvlna indoor plantuL AceZl-CEli«ilblc pm . Newport.Irvine el4: 6734169 G ... , .. ~ Comm. P1ld vatlldons. bel Sid' a• Beet JIA1DWANT£D aer. Perfect for1tudenta &M·99'13,5·1pm. Got.oTbeNearest aru.546-4928. ------Tem-TpoEr~!;>Hetp :r:e, :'': i ~Dl~•0•,e:: 10'1~ Pl, 1 NB ~m:i Pan Time•Call & bouae111 w11va.1 Nod'r,_tt•l Sale1wom an, r /time F!,l~'lf.~.~~f~ro AKC Fox Terrier, 9 mo5. ~m ~~'t w~~~-i~l~:ri !'7802 c"~ Pai. ,_,1__ llolp"-Uia"---•. ,.n=;;:·~·:;:==:::-::=;-· i;;;-:M~";;"-;;M;ote;;';l;;•; .... "';;;~9118::;:1~_!·~·~:_!n~1!!:_n,_!v!:o~v!!!e~.~'-o-1r pum. Dahnken ot Costa OR C L 17141 ...,.~_....,.... M a I e , a 11 5 ho l:; . m -590J ' ~ '"'.,..,,.u. ,.,. -••aw moreinJo.,133-I088. Me sa, 1819 Newport _.,,..,.. housebroken. Btst ofr. ---·------C•ll~ AppqPU'IOllDtlCXfice OOCTOISASSfST. AID WORK Motel. , Blvd Tl('TocSyatems,lne. 96S..uo7 ATTF.NTION·Do JOU M1nl;1aarJWft Younit•dY (1'-28>t.ou-N61t.. cner1eUc. Lq\DUI Plaza expertenee for · h3vt• quality u3 ed lOll•W .. st sis& i.a. Health Spa. No lkh. Raort.. I cb.)' wk. mana1emeDt trainee . Sandwich AJ5embten:6to WAITR~&S Engll1h SprinRer Spaniel furniture• you would like ColhMl!le ,.. exp.req,wetnln.Appl,y ""°ll9S 141·3224, Call 8 ·.S 9:30-.m.Moa .. >);.MUSF ARABELLA Female, 7 mas. Uve.r" to sell.butdon'twant lho Special comlderatkm DOOO· I pm. 211% Harbor weekday•. be clean 6: apel'd,y. Lori's lst cl ass rest aurant :1'~e.S~~fn:i::rfe'!;h•: bothcn.u1nc vhoot! call-; Mechanical Assemblers Fort.boHw/following Blvd.Costa Mela. Maids needed, ove~ 21PRINTER AB Di k Kltchen.979-0747 o11tnl~g aoon in Wlld Wickerbt:d.ts7S.73:'i6 or tra!f11· thru yo1.1r I ~~~~~~~~~ tam• for c•~-·---. In-prererre4t. Znd co~ll:, JllO 6: Itek ".licond J SECRETARY West Shoppin.c Center 11t home! Ll'l Ub M'll II for • Ul--.-Mut kdow aomcthjnl ' c. La p 11 z Road & s 11 n AKC Dobie pu~. 10 wks you on cons1~nn1t•nt. Gall ....... Strid Voduce your friends 6: abdut diets. For ftt:Jre. 131).(189(1. ·For smlclvil~rina Diego Fwy. La&un• old, a;bols & wormed, forinrormat1on.~·Ml Expr. 1n c:UtUni: le qui ell: •el&h!'on lo Tri-Chem ment rnidentt.. $9'58. P It mtle, fem. ser,·ice & l and surveying co. Hills. lnter,·iews ~ton black&: rust. .548-4703 G-.-Sale service tb'lil\a. Mu.»t bf: Liquid Embroidery ettab ac:cts. Ev1?$/Sa.ts Musl bc xlnt recep· lhruThurslo.6.S8l·l500 --"JI-8055 proficient-In all otl'ter Cr•fl. C1ll 978·:1488, MaleCoolrr 575 ...,11;+. Mr. Levi t1on•!it, bkkpr, typlat, & ••••••••••••••••••••••• beaul)' work. Also need 963-2300. Topmanonly 3418.1004 adding mach. oper.ator. Wailtt!UI, exper. fJtime. FreetoYOfll 1045 Fumltur(', R(lht•rts4SOfe· manicurist part time. Eledro llffhanlCal At· 499-ZZ7l Ext.117. Sal opea, full time . Sid's Blue Beet., 107 ?Lst ••••••••••••••••••••••• el to r('el tape re<'Ofder 831-4743.837-111'9. aembly Tec:bolclins. 5-45-1195 Pl,NBaftCgm. PANDA 'S home ~rown $1.SO. Oriln~l' nJW:;1hydt• lmmedlate openinta St 1 et . Management Real&hlteSqln kltlens . llelp, we're wru&c;'.ha111'~1 Coff"~& exist for mechanical ronc on 'e ronic:1 PEOPLE PERSON Woman Sales.-...... for SECRETARY WAITllSSE:S bound ror the ..... •u.nd. 2 end tablc:i s:iu foils"" .... mble-~· 2 ,_ 3 W/•uperviabry e:r.per. -·-· An t"l(ttutive secretarial E ~ p · 11 ••• Yea·r1 ex.perlen-In __. • type posit ion . Nt"d Good h N M I 1 h -•K SAT •• ••u• -Bc:xs & Girls Good future w /ad · Exec. looking for ........ Costa Me&l /J-lngt Bch xper'd. F\lllorp/'l stS-3688 1na pnn ~ '" 1 " -• "''"" viocemenl lnto m1tmt ~me business auoc~ate •rea. Pleuanl olc, grad. r rs. eat appear. e "' t; op c·u •• .-... • • cloae toler11nce aS· lOto yeanofacc.Dal· responslb\llty. C~psta in whol1:aale supplies. comm. stl'UCture, imall :~::i~~ 1;~0{:,;t 'i ~le~~ Over21 flu!Cygray.slripcdklllen, ONLY. 690 ~pital St. aemblyworkoncom-l)'Pllotdeliyeryroules 11 .... --•. -•~. _ Bu.si n. ess ful.ly staff personill1.ed Surf&Sir1oin female. w 1access. Cl't1 . (off Pomo'na -~ 1. ...... -may M;av·atllbltr--.~ ~,.nor,_ akUls and t e initiative """ 8274 en pa ... oc com-111"11i"}'OUr -------~~~·-i·capitalJ1.ed. Interview ma·na-aement.-Dari workonher·o..-. ..-...... S930W.Coast}1wy,NB ......-.· between Wil::.011 & Vic .. plete 111emblle1. area. FArn pnt"llf~de· 673-2223 673-s .... '""'<r'm torial Punches, ftles, nts and liveries A caab. tript or ~Sea...., ·-· WARD CLERK Pu PP Y · L u b I Ger ·1---------re am 1 e I e c 1. ro-merchan,dlte rOI' selling Ludlnc N.B. hotel. Call Management-Oriented Secretary & Girl Frid~y Medical recorcb IJ..C•JO Shep/Gldn Rtvr Mlx. 8 Honn 8060 mec ha n I cal ..:,;arts , new aubsc:riptions. For JttlDnie, 644-1700, exl person Interested In Real Estate for small Manl.d'acturinl( f !lime. Pack udo cOnv: wks, fe male . 548-0JllO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• H di nd information Please call 544 9am-5pm EOE h1 h I & ._ __ ~ SAUS Company. Xlnt lypin1o: R · • b' '''' an es reco a Fr • · · I er ncome UQ.M;. skilll' & some work ex· Center. 466 F1agshlp Rd, Yellow Lab female. 15 eg1st 3 )'r orD 1oan y, :::~~:~~esa.!d ~':re~ ~~!~!!~e-S:nm J~=~ &per. LlqwQM Partorf/t . 639-6123 ~~~~~al~~':e~~i?ta~(, per. cequired. ~9630 N,8 . 642-8045. mos, very friendly, loves ~ru ine1 b .Heaut S~~~i neutsary&el\.1115. Ct1pi1tr•no area, call , 40hr.wk. . Mature women pit or flt 70% cOmmission. foUll SECRETARY WHOWANTSTOWORK? klds.673·5464· • ~5~ ispo. ' ~ 11nd Mission Vie· Wnte-ad no. 447, Dady for cleaain& serviee lime only. VISll our rww Excellent typing, sh, DRIVE ACAB! Furnrtur. 80501----.------- Uses: hand toola:, vtn· jo-EI Toro area, call Pilot, P .O. Box 1560, 645-5123 · · office 16051 Bolsa Chica tr•nscribing, & general CHOOSE your hours.•••••••••••••••••••••• .. Beautiful 5 yr. old d e r 1 , d r i I I a •1 ~58~1-631~~0~.~;~~~;;;;Coo:~ta=M: .. ::.";· Co~·---:::·~;I or call Ross Bartlett, ofc skills. Handle offic work for younelf, be ABBEY RENTS FURN. palomino, £piriled &. microm,ters, callpen Equal Oppor, Employer Mech1 A111111Mti's 846·4408, Huntington & lake pbone orders. your own ~. M!Jf' or 1925HARBOR BL.CM 50U0d. $650. 751 ·73Si0 &1a1esinworkincto ExSecretary toSl2K CB Antenna a.ssembly.,_H_a_r_bo_u_r_E_,_1_a_1escc... ___ .Le1al background Wome~.Canbeahghtly CALLt714l645-4772 J 1....... 807() standard loler11nces. F!Cn--.. k -..... Apply in person, CPD In-helpful, but not~. handicapped. Neat· ewe.. r A•·-h b'U _,...... eeper to__. dus trtes, Inc, 2100 E . Clean Appear11nce . Quality sofa & loveseat, ••••••••••••••••••••••• u.v must ave a J l)' Order Desk S72S ,_ S RecepUonist/Nurse mo. 536-l&M. to use the Vlilrious BOAT PBX Recepl/type tot650 Wiaablre, anla Ana. Animal Hosp. Exper. de.l-'==:...::=c....----1 Vets .. retired. Age ZS to beautiful, never used, WANTED fasteners, cold ri,·et ocrv...1"JCL sirable, refs. needed Ap-SECRETARY 70· Supplement youc in-leaving area. 96Z·2562 TOP CASH DOl.LAR seta, ice box. rivets, ASSEMBLERS/ IR\llNEPE~"ll,L M&mttrne. Route sis~. ply at Mission Viejo Out.standing opportunity come. Driveacab6hrs PAID f'OR YOUR screws,nut!and.plates SERVICES•~ Future. Age 2J.39. Car, Anim111Hosp . .588-1220. r b . ht l d or more a day. Apply in Baby eMb, mattress, & using drill Jigs , 488E.17thStreet phone.$160wk.848·10CM.. G~ty';,fn1l~a~ pel'lon, Yellow Cab Co .• mat c hing&c~est. ~in !"t';~:.~~~g~'. templates and shop INTERIOR (at Irvine). Costa Mesa MODELS R.E.SALES required. Varied duties. 186 E. ltilh St., Cot\La mattress x spnnp. SJ L VER St; fl V JC E, aids...... Will work from _ 1 _ Cl't!at_iv~_Jirm seeks ~ Hew Office Opportunity for advance··l .CM::::es:.:•:.:.· _______ 1..:A.:.f.:.t;:;5P:;;m=. 64:...c4..:.()64:.:c.7c.·---1 FIN E FU RN & AN. blueprinl!i and verbal tJRP£NIERS Sitk224 642-1470 fessional modilS. iill We ... ve just remodeled ment-with progres&iv Wig Stylist needed pl. S.leofFurnCture TIQUES.64S--2aX> instructions. Experienced only needlr-~~~~~~~~~~ types. Composite re· ourof~ice & we now have company. 54&1161 Ume, 3/da wlr. Acceaaorfea apply .. Moo.-Thurs. 7 Female Help wanted. _q~w_·_red_._P_h_._67_5-_ssoo __ . __ 1 openings tor 3 new M8-l344 Puka Shell Necklaces oo A'plyln.....- 3333 Harbor ll•d Costa Mna, Calif. AM • 30 p•• salespeople. Xlnt com-Secy j\.9901 to $10001----'=="----1 Antique I sale for $3 .95 & $4 .95 (re· .--1"• . Mostlyda .. timehrs.Ap. ••MODELS•• I p F F ModlHo-1 00 Dull ' 1il D S hockr!arn 7 mission spill and 1oU of Emp oyer ays ee. Women needed for rom • ,,_ gu ar .,..,.95) at y11 • ' C -rr.,· .PIY Kentud:y Fried Live free. join me . leads. New York based firm housecleaning service. Builder or beuutiful e>t Ski & Sport 42-1 Jo .. oresl 350Z--(.So. Grc1::~1He, Chicken 2929 E. Coast Money is my name. For interview appt. opening partial oles in Robbie's Rag A Mop, ecutlve home in HB has Ave. Laguna Bench. S. A. _Hc.w_,_y,_, C=.d=.M"------1 Figure modeling is my THE ROM TAYLOR N.B. Will ~eet & Jtreet1_::548:::..:·'11:.:::57".'------I sold final unit and is nowl----=------ CELESCO GIRL FRIQAY game. Seldom said, GROlW clients flying in from oCferinglothepublicLhe lmportenSc:wnpln I at ... --1o..•-for En'gineering office in seldom done. making big 673 7601 N.Y .. V:ou need x.lnt skills Woodworker rine decorator fumttu Genuine Burmi• ·Jade IMDU STRIES. IHC. Equal opportunity em1•loyer M /F o 11t.SSIWWt» N.B. 675.6110 money while having fun. " & ab1hty to assume ofc rrom the model home at Lavender & fine green. Apply in person. Must -'--'--".:...C='-----1 For appt. for this excit-managers position. Also High quality Jihop seeks substanlilill discoun Polished Cabacbon1. All h tools 1•19 E l . . 1 reliable man with re~ 1 w·u -• ave own . . GIRL Friday, versatile, agpos1t1oncal6'5-1MS. *RN Fee Jobs. Abigail Abbot from coat. Items will be sz.es. ' s11c.!it58-''" Occidental SL SA. , service & sales office, Personnel Agency, 4500 ferences for permanent sold on a fi.ni.t f..'Omc.firs Mls•ena .. --8080 hvy Phone'. •ood ofc MODELS-MA.SSEUSES Exper'd RN openings Campus Dr. Suite 1~. employment. Generul ed • • -· • Fl Mod •· ~ m ch · 1 l<iJ'-aerv bas1J1, for caa11o ••••••••••••••••••••••• •·11 I Bo 2124 gure l'ui, escorts, Med Su•g, Concentrated N B .. 7 6122 e an1c11 s u., e.xpr. E rytlll BOOKKEEPE Sal s, sa open. x , · · .-· · · ·11 · b •• ~-t-M b h I · r--·1 R Newport Bch92B63 masseuses needed. Top Care, ICU, & CCU 00 ----------1 1n mt 1n1, assem ly , ,,,_ .,.... em rs P rv1ne vua:t ASSEMILERTRHE GIRL FRIDAY -'-'-''-'-'-'-'-"-==--1 mon ey. New studio. eveDing &: night ahiR.a. Secy p /t S4hr portable & hand tools. Drive to M I Home at Country Club. $750 + Local alternator rt:-Part-Time 536-8808 GIRL FRIDAY 631·3811. Abo, exper'd LVN open· Research & de\•elopment Walton Corkwood. Call 16672 Intrepid Ln. Hunt· transfer. After 5:30 pm. manufacturer. Duti~ in-a.. 11 ul 1----------·I ;nga in Med Surg on co. located ,.0 r-la M-a Mon for 11ppnt.645-6777. lngton Beach. Located 644·5244. elude aolderin1. check-~OOKKEEPING St-.rvice ...,r si:na m.a.n · co . Motel maid wanted. f\Jll ' """"' ~ near the intersection or•---------- 0 Co rt Venatile, familiar w/all time. 673.4520. Ki ...... ___. evenina: & night shifts. ofe11, May go full time p r· N•w ph 1 r d ing of Plrll, assembly of 1n range . a1rpo '"'wvuu Xln 1 •. ...__-r. •ci 1c Coast Hwy & . u o . ~o as an altemalora. Must speak area needs 2,0to25 hr per phases of ofc work . Good Motel l sa ar)' "' L""u~;ad.s. later, l'"u ll benefits. M.rchonclise Broadw11.y. lOAM l o chairs ; all kinds; from some EngllJh. $2.IO hr. wk , exp d , c I erk typing akllls, aptitude ror · Apply to: Abigail Abbot Personnel ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6PM. s:zs to $95. 557·5176 Ask for Frant.sa:.giss. w /knowledge thru i!"· numbers. Interesting, MOTEL MAID St. J01eph Hoipital A11:(tl'lc-y, 4500 Campus Appffancn 80101..::..::::._ _______ t~--c~------ ----------I termed. acctg., basic divenified duties. F /time. Top wages. Personnel Office Dr. Sui le 102, N .B . ••••••••••••••••••••••• &&sett bedrmset, TENNIS membership, top ASSEMBLY WORKERS typing. Familiarity DELTA ELECTRONIC Newport Beach Travel llOOW.StewartDr 557-6122. PORTABLEdishwa.sher, lpcw/mirror. local club, Make offer. Hi Fl mfgr requires w /Safeguard system CO~Js~.!'~~~P. Lodge, Coast Hwy, NB Orange Sec'y pt time. 10.2Pm, ~C~o~p~p~e~r~t~o~n~e~,ij_ll~k~e~n~c~w~,,.jji833 ... ·344-·7·o·r~B37"..0SS·-iiiij--Jl33. .. ,3"4_jj3 jjoijrlS8;ilii·jj11IOO--jjiij soldering & small tool helpf'bl. ph: 979-85i3 646.m 6 SALES. Art Interested 5/da wk. Fish, eme:rgen· malnt policy. 979-.5666 exp. Starting $2.SO hr + ~ If N It benefits. App1y 8 .E.s.Boys, ages 14-17.wanted EqualOppor.Employer maleJfem . 22 & over. cy we are. pt. ar. Westinghouse elec. eye Jnc., 345 Fischer, C.M. nr aft school to wor;t< in H.B. newport Sharp, ·energetic, re3p. Council oC Churches . level range w /exhau~t the airport tower,8-4:30 area. Contact BUd for GllLS..GIRLS-GIRLS extrovert to wock eves in Must like people. 64S-80SO fan, t yr old. $350 . more Info. 847-5189 wk S a • y f u n j o b . · ~ personnel rug making shop in So. or 676·3809 644-3046. aft 5pm. Auto parts counter days,aft5P.M. Ikgitimale. Workdayoc ', agency Coast Village. Must llke •Secy•..,r~•-person, also dri ver·•-~---------1 night. No exp. nee. Must ·~,.~ I retail selling. Fun at-._ (learn counter). Costa CASHllRS like people 11nd be 111 '·-152•0331 mosphere. Call Ru g SSS0-$1200IOO'"k FeePd Bronze color 16 ' refrigerator freeze r . $125. Owner redecorat· Mesa AIJlO Parts, 2165 Are you at least 18 yrs least 18. Apply any an.. or 2192 Martin, Irvine Craftecs, 546·6340. Payroll, computer.; $850 Harbor Blvd. old. bondable &:. neat in eve. 2930 W. Coast Hwy, Call For Apnnintmenl Sal I d 'd A/L~ayRC.ondstru:::lion $7.50 appeara n ce? Enjoy Newport Beach. 1,..~~~~ ...... ~~· ..... ~~~j ••a y,exper 1z e1n ersAgency int. Call eves 673-9388 aft ......... 6pm. AVON working w /people & out-I· Clothin1. Over 21. No 4020 Birch St, Ste 104 Ward's Ras dryer, $60, side in the fresh air" u Housecleaner, Balboa *~Ews-•SH• nights . .548-S38.1. Newport8each833-8190 K d ~ so, we want to t"'i. •-y· ou Penin. Mondays. Ex-Van·"et y ~ ..:en Call for appointment enmore gas ryer ...,_,, ...... ...., d f Own ......., Lady Kenmore washer about being a cashier in per' &re 1 · transp. Good typing skills. SALES·MB>tCAL Service Station Allen-$125, Kenmore washer HelpYowl'Gnily Fight I-one of our self service Small heh cottage. Familiarofcprocedure. S12K +Car+ BonWi dant, exper'd. Day & $65.Guar/del.540-8672. gas stations. We need:1 -•_94__.·S_l_3_3_______ CONTROL CAREER Employer pays fee. Mlil· Eves. Full & p /time. Ap- , several full & p /time Kousekeeperroi-smallex-EmploymentAgency jor NYSE co. offel'I a ply Shell Station, llth &: BRAND New Wush1ng Sell world famous pro-people lmmed. in Costa clusi1'e Motel. 5 duy 34001rvine.SteI09B careeropportunit)'foran Irvine, NB Ma ch.forsale$175. duels the entire family Mesa & Hunt. Bch. For week incl. weekends. Nwpt Bch 714/556-8505 aggressive.. yet pro---:;-;-:---:--::;-;--L-~64~2~·t~SO~S~Ba~r~b!a~ra~-1 can use, enjoy. Excellent interview. call Barbara. 494 -8521 fessional, person. BA ShippiftCJ Cieri& Auction 80 I 5 eamin&s. Call 54().70il orJ~2~13~/~"25~·~94~3~1~.-----1: ;;'';;;~·;;';' ;-;;:;;:;;-;;;;~;::: Nurses Aides. exper. Top business communica-Ex per. req·a_ Apply in ••••••••-••••••••••••••• Zenilh7-1359Dayi, CASHIER HOUSEKEEPER, for wages. Port Mesa Con\·. lions or life sciences. person, CPO JndW>lrics, widower & 2 leena,l?ers , Hosp,642-0400. Local terr. Also Fee Inc. 2100 E. Wiishire, Full-timeonly,Age20+. verylitecleanlng&cook· . . ' Jobs. Ab igail Abbot SantaAna. **I BUY** BABYSITTER needed for Serious applicants. ing. Prefer mature Nu:ses Aides, all shifts. Personnel Agency, 4500d -----------, after school, 2-5 :30. Goodpay.SLocation1. person. Refs. r eq . Wtll train. Mesa Verde CampusDrive,Suitel02, ShippincJClftic Good used furniture & appliance~, or I will Sell for You. Ca·meo Hi•blands . MetroC .. W:osh u~~82 Conv. Hosp,661Center NB"°76122 Mui h ve val·d ~·1·r • ~··HarborBl,C.M . .,.,,.. . .,A St,CostaMesa. · .~-· s a 1 ._...l . MASTERS AUCTIOM 646-868& .. 833-9625 875-4351 _.,.., drivers lie. S2 hr to start. NURSING Salespersons needed to Weiss Manufacturin g. Babys;tter. ou• home, EAN UP Boy for meat HOUSEKEEPER * LV..,'S complete our acUve 646.1787. Laguna Beach. 2-3daya a mkt. Exp'd. 462 "A" E. ....,. staff. Ex per. XJnt com·l----------1 licycle1 week. Ok to bring 1 17thSt.,CM.SeeMgr.l'Jo Experienced, 5 days, 3-ll Sh'ft J 1 missions. Small manuf_ near 0. C. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8020 youngchild.494-1657. phone calls. owncar.840.%7T8. . 1 • on our pro-uorin•ReallyCo.1-Airport needs 1 male to £-dof•·---"-'="'-==-"'-'='--ll-"::::::::..::::::::: _____ l-'--"-'"'-"'-"-''-'-----1 fess1onal team who care "" ..... ..,. ~ BABYSITI'ER,lChild Housekeeper, live-in. about our patients & 1465So.Cst.flwy. perform ma c hi nin g CLEARANCE aft.School&leve. l•---------•I Refs. Must speak Eng. about you. Apply l\.1on Lag.Sch. 494-8057. operationsinourproduc· Huge Savin~s on Ma-t163evea. Xlnl sal. 675·3770, NB thru Fri 9·4, Roya le lion machine shop. Some Bicycles & Accesson e!.. COMSTROCTJON Conv. Hospital, 1D.'M1 w. Salesper.son to work general machine shop Will lake any hike or ll''A BYS ITT ER for Warner, Santa Ana . counter in drycleanen exper. desi rable, but not anythin~ in on lr<idl'. teacher. Tues & Thurs SECRETARY HOUSHEEPIR 546·6450. Ap p I y • New.port n~c. Should be al least 18 CYCLE WORKS I.TD. 3pm. Bil Canyon. Refs. S-4:30 I/lime. Conv. nu rs· Cleane rs, 106 Tustin, NB yrs old w /own lransp. 40 1822 Newport. HJ~·d. r: &M-7315 ing home. Park Lido NURSING ·----------l ch~rs"-::a~w-':k_. '~'~'-·7283..:.:;.·:-:--l-~C~o~Sl~a~M~es:i . 5-18 5783 The Irvine Company Conv, Center, 466 *AIDES Stockroom Clerk BABYSITTER needed for aeelr:s secretary w/2-3 Fla asbip Rd, ·N. o. SALES Vista 5-Spccd Duche~s two children Bl~ 5 and 6 years con1lruction ex· 642 8045 Join a team who cares Sailboat knowledge. Ex-S35 a fter school until 5:30 perience. Purcha.slng &I -'=·==·------.about patients & about per'd. Will paytop1o1.·<1~c 645·6081 after5:151''.\I PM weekdays . They will engineering knowledge Housewives or Mature you. Learn how you can Apply in person, 1919 E. bt attend in& Harbor off.1lte & on·site, able to Collea:e Students w /car be paid e.xtra {Of' stay1n~ WE HAVE Occidental, SA Peuge<>l 10 spd, nf'w, y_ le w Elem en la r Y deal w /1ub-oontr11ctors. for eatabli1hed routes. well . We have our own 1501 OPENINGS ~hoot, CDM and would Typing 60. Dictaphone. Mon.-Frl. lOam to 12. coffee shop & other ~ happy to IO to your ab helpful. Able lo work Guarantee Si.00 per hr. benefits. Exper'd-all lN ~me or thetr'1. Please without supervision. Mual be dependable & s hifts . Apply Mon thru Home call 875·0S42 momlnp or Plea5eCall well 1roomed. Ph for Fri 9am·4pm, Roya le evenin111 af\er8PM. 644·l389 Appt. aft. ioam. Lori's Conv. Hospital, 1000 W. f • h" From 9AlK-Noon Kitchen. 979.0747 Warner, Santa1 Ana . UrnlS lltcJS Babysitter for school THIE lltYIHECO. 5'8·6450. children. Lite house INVESTMENT AND l-N.;:ur;.;_s:;in:.:•~------ftQ~· Mon· Thurs. 2·5pm &10 MewportCtrDr ,..RES I DENT JAL • ~car. CaU 645-1025 Newport •och SA L E S p E RS ON S L.V.M.. BA'BYSITTER.myhome, Equ1ldpp.~m"ployer WANTED 65 lo 70% 3·11~~~·is~~';;· 'ftH:lble hours. 2 Smaul~~~~~~~~~~~I Commission. Dynamic, h-. 535.0805 COOK presU1iou1, happy office All ahiCts, exper'd in ,,. with heavy unstructured Gerlatril's. Park Lido '~)'titter, mature. my Full Time, Neal, Depen-le1rnlng environment &: con v . Center. 4 6ti ome. D1ya only. dable.499-3009 seml-privateotn~.has Fla(lship Rd. N .B. rJUme. La1un1 Nl~l, Chef to $1100 mo. Sid's 2 openln1s In re11ldentia1,_642_-004_S_. ______ 1 •saa. Bloe Beel, 107 21St Pl. or·rnvestmentaales.N.B. i S.b.Ylltter, ~-F,2to5:30 NB.S7S·l333aft4pm. :,.;.~:::~7ti~~-l~n Fine~!!e~~ ~Full lffl tsle/CdM area. COUPLE needed ror apt time, permanent poal· wk:,67J.1198f6'13-446l. mana1ernent, semi-••JAMfTOIS•• tlon. EwPf'rr""''d Apply ret5rftd. SS units Colla Exper'd only M bn 1?9r In person only belwn 10 & M •• 1, 842-SO't3 or n.i1bt. 5 Daya wlc. Irvine Unoon. t2J.3l86S·3851 aro. Call Mon thru Fri., J , HERBERT HALL 1 ---------11527%92 JEWELLERS CUSTODIAN 1...:.;::...· =:.....-----1 So Coast Plaza, Lower Responsible Lead Man Kitchen Help Level, n.e•t to BuJtocks Full time.For lntorma· Mornln&s will train call 11r1111ld wantf!d ful tlonCallM6•71A7 '4t·9'44forappl. PART Time eves & S.t tiftle. '31E.17\h SL CMlj~~~~~~'......--.1.::.::..::.:.:.:.:.:.==:.....--1 AM. perf. for student.a. ~-----•-·------iDellveryman , perm., ••Ladlet4trtl•• inside work, guaranteed ;" Cl p/t.tme. Early morn dellv waae. Call Al. 542·9013 HOTI or LA. Times to CM, NB Aoodre you ... bl~ ~ncdl• l-'-"''--'--"--"'-=--1 -"°"' Dally Pilot C1as~· area•. No collect. Mutt I pay °' ~..,.e? all Part-Time mature men or ~fled ad1 ·dlllplay the1r have depeod car 64$-08M,12·4pm. women .' Work from sag.ea with lqlbUl11' 548 4752 .. t..Cpm Introducing new lmp1et? Our~. we · · Don't drop lbt ball! Get a concePt to Independent proud to •a>'.L rt:llb' Dental A11l1t, Ch.a.lnldt. job with • low-coet Dally buiJinet•m•n· No aelUn g. re1ull1. l"boae r Yr ••P· Non Smmtr. Pilot Claaalfled Ad. t.1perhr +bonuses.Call ra1hk>n tsland.6" Giii PboM 1'2·5171. bet u noon, 631·1175. • For Sharp. Ai;tgressive, Comm 1s11lon Sales People & Management Trainees. Some college or experience desirable, but not required. WILLTRAIM Extellenl ('areer op- portunity & salacy . Benerita include 1troup insurance. retirement plan, vacation & holiday pay, employcedllrounts. Applications Wiii Be Accepted On Sept. 91.h & lotb from 10am·5pm MONTGOMERY WARD 3600 ........... d lloHmead, Cdlf. 12131573-3110 271 ••I Equ1I Oppor. Employer I 5100 or bt."!'t urr. TELEPHONE SALES, 963·8207 Experienced preferred 1----=:..::::.:_ Earn as much as you like Cah 8035 by talkin11: to pcdple alt ••••••••••••••••••••••• over Southern Orange Chinrhilla s ilver Pcr.c.1an County rrom an air con· k 1 ttc n s , 2 ma l cs. dltioned office. Two 960·3164 /55 1·2611. shifts -loam to lpm or D 5pm lo 8pm. ?i-1onday OCJI 8040 throuxh Friday. Apply at ••••••••••••••••••••••• 250 E. 17th SI. Costa SH IH Tzu male, 6 mos , Mesa, or call Tooy AKC. to good horn(• Scimia ats.46-4100. w.tr.L.C. $150. 675·1310 A~'s Telenhone Sales s1LK Y Terrier Puppies. s Part-trme work avail. wks. 559.17S4 mornings or aftemoons.1----=:....:.;.:._c_ ___ I Hourly wages & comm. Shih Tzu pups Bundles of av•ll. For details call, i·oy champion sire S40·030 1 • ' Los A.ngelcr; Times sholl. 5-41-4247 l375Sunflower,C.M. Lhasa AKC, male show quality. 9 mos. old. 492·8016 •TELErHOHE SOLICITORS• Canadian Irish Setter Ea1y pleasant evening P_ups, AKC rt!(i. cham hl'I 4pm-9pm, Sun thru pion line. Lovable & ThurlJ. 12.75 per hr Need beaut. S81 ·5843 (6) girls. Call 549-1847 Silkie Terrier, mnle. betwn Ipm &Bpm. AKC. 5 mo's, shots, Tow Truck Driver want· h&brkn. ~5 . ~~·8'7'--'--• «I. t."xpe r prot"d. Good TOY POOOLP. PUPS, pay +.bf.nents. Apply AKC . iy, red bred . 1000 lrv1ne . 64.2 1252. Wl-3092 TowTrwkDt>f•er Expr. prefen"ed. llMW.17thSl.CM. MALE 11olden retnever to stud. Irvine area. Call .....lMI I Sleek 'n' SwirRng .. ··-: . . ~ '.' ~ .. -,., ·i ', 9091 SIZES B.20 E1sy.nowln1 lines fronl and back ~h1h1r down 711ur l1gu,e m lh•\ \Oii shapinl( M1rveloui IG1 city, subu,bs, al~yt11 tr.iv· t i 1n neat •1111~. Printtd P11tern 9091 Misses' S1z11 8, 10. 12. 14. 16 18, 20 Sire 12 /bust 341 11~e\ J\i yards IS·iflCh lat111c Send $! 00 for eac.h PA1!tr11. Add 25(' !or rtr~ p1ttP•n for l1ril·cl11s 11\iHI and harf•n~ StN !1: --....... n.,1.441 ..,_ JU W..t 1e• St .. ....., Tef'll, Ml I 001 I. rri•f ....... AOOllll. 'U', 1'D •nTI.af!Uifna.. 01 ftl •11tw !ltW tG ltl I ,.11111 bit' S111~ H • lfr tur ••• fall·Wlntu .P11t1rn C1t1lo1-dlp (tvptn l11U•t !tr frtt ,..11 ... 11 ti '''r c!lolct. Stnd ,,_ 11ow1 Srw +. 111111 ltt• SI 25 l1111J1t .... ,, Ct1tt1 $1.00 ln1t11t r1~/111 Ina• $1 00 ln1!1nl Stwln& l oo• $1.0D Hew Shirt Jacket 7088 t,.1 AeaB~ Y~u·n lov~ tM· Jar~rl lnr AreU lrio•s ind v•11.1!d•IY' N!Wt~T NOWI CH1rhf't d1\h •nR ~hir! 1ac•et "'"h ~~thertd y~~~, culls. slan1 1op pocket~ of wor~!ed.-s1re ~yn1~e!!c Pit· !~ro JQ~M Ml\\t \' S1t(, 8-\0; I' 14 Iii 1nrl Sl 00 I~• e~c+i p.•ttem Acid ;ic,c tlt~, p~T1~1~ tor t11~! c!1li\ ""'I an~ ~.ind'•na Stnd ta. --Ml I , ... o.pt.10, --... 141. ON C ..... 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VOLVO R/H, v'.T0 p. MR ·~w tactca "'·r~oof-1 : PAID FOR YOUR Quick sale$3S0.496·6189 NICECONDITION.S?OO Thffdore...... I " •llftlWU EXCLUSIVEt.YVOLVO SZI00.493·1'33Z lai, Ylay r • • JEWELRY. WATCHES, 675-5'J6<i. FORD IMW t71J OVU 100 Lor,ett Voh-oDuler Cho Or VI. oUJelJ -(Pt9A) "l'tlr ART OBJECTS. "COl~D 162'5HAPllenEBol at &d Trail~r .. -Kawa1alri~. ~H ~81 . .11. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MERCIEDE:S lnOflUtlt~I 112_~ !!,·,• ftll~INI 1'11 uru • S ILV ER SERVICE ,. nru e, com· '~ ·-'""""' aruw-...... 0 BUYorLEASt: ..,"' ..... · .fOttD "1tr FINE FU RN &. AN : plete, 7' wld.:. &it tank. xlnt cond. StlOO. or Costa M~sa 642-0010 OH . 15".AY DIRECT dZ·ilii&t 20ll"atbarB\ld. - TIQU ES. 64>-2200 llJOO, or offer. 2J3.431 ·7572 best offer. ...... 71 '7 4 Toyota PU H-of lillporh·s-*HU '75~ Cotta ..... IG40ll Kn& sz. Bed. New, com· 16' EYinrude 1969 w/V·tl '72 Honda CL450. 7,000ml. Short. bed . mags & wid AUTHOIUZl;J> ~\i~W.1·~~11~... M_.._.TICAll.0 elete, still pk5'd. X\ra 1/0. Bltn lfait tank, full Make offer. Urea. radio, 41p, l8M mt M£~'ifa~=.ER ! • 'f • ,::=$4599w7 Gt•'7 ~~••VrlllCllttaa•ar..a flrm $190 (worth $42S). coYer, trail1:r. Xlnt for 559•4101. Mint! 7S2·1$97 EXCLUSIVELY ----, --,,_ -_,. Y .. QnSz $170, usulllly home, fish or s ki C~rry cond . ·73 Harley Davidson 350 r72 CHEVY Carryall 4x4. ~'j"j.J~C:-2026 ~ Manchester No*.~94u917"5~ 1 ~:;~~U 1''1081 '"". lncl del. s,;15·226.1. S2400. 675·3~35 (5 pm· Sprint. $600, Elet guil<t r P s., pwr disc brks. <tuto, & On the Santa Ana Pwy. Anaheim 750-2011 CH"Ev~ ..-Tlle1•1ro11•' - Surfboard. 5·3", $35. 8pm) wkduys w /case $100 96t).J.11s. 32,000 mi. $3t95. 96.1-1626 ,, STATIOM•WA(iOM ... -~···· a 644·6534 An~~:~~iJ~~ti r,.allt'rs, Tra•el 9170 Von1 9570 73 Merc~s VOLVO Load~d 1 Vear-End zoibHarbor~ ! 21+ yds Lavender sha,it:. 32 ' 1960 ChnsC:r~ft ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·;··~··d••••••••••••••• SLC Clolle-Out cOstaMeu ea.GOlG drapes $100 /of'fe r. lSyds Dblplnkdt~·inV·tl's,A 1 14' Ca rd i nal ; r efr1 · 6 o ge Van. V·8 214t.ZMwoa :tit._ C SALE l"l.lw$Clffor7 ttlO t t ·1 l JO I Aulom<ttir. Ca m1>er "t·•-.-OUpe --r ~ grn Jye ll s hag $30 . Sll,SOO. 646·9000 gera or,,. 01 e. ga ....,_ No.•151111-.•.. ••••••• ••••••••M-••• l E) equipped $875. 642·1295. ., ... '· ~7469&631·2138. w<t e r , ec pump 1"1 • .....,., Fully equipped in lkoo All car1 In our .-tock' •75 D&i!fO '13 11£aCUR• ea:;:-'° d k 181/J' Blain Boat, w/6 cy l brakes. Very ,it:ood cond. *"'U ,75_ ...._ • ..., ,. •• .,.. 1old with full mahogany· pn· ·cect 41t bek,wincn!.ue CHEVY 1~" •-PIS'lt tlatlel ...... Couch. es • Hoover Dial· Engine 0 /0 , trade for After 6pm 1193 6460 " --S I ~ J lb -t · •-•-----•W&..-- A M -• h . --CHEVR,..,. rwo •• t• ea er in enqr, m; irn O(Aug111tl5th. ••0111'.,.__ Jl.000 mll•' ~-~ . a t1c vacuum, 111otor omc + c11::.h SI,IOOFirm ~· th•fl 14 ,000 mite~! "" ~5 .. itoUI R wome n's 5 spd bike. S49·188S (•PM839T) 66 Loaded! LoWmlles .. u tu.I 644·804S art spm. is· &>If conta1n<.-d , sips 6. YAM ORAMGE COUNTY'S $47'9 int• pcMer •IDclicH4 UCSB ''" balh, >ep ,hower. I TOM LOMG OLDEST No.17141715151 ra:;rc~.,, .. 5CARDdisplay &storage refrt g, loadt·d + full Automatic transmission, & TO CHOOSE -•-• un its. ni ce wood OFFERSFORSALE ca b<1na room. Sl9SO . 19TOH?Tbor.C.M. -*MU4'J5: (149H C ~ -DMtt cabiheti;y, stork in<' I t on ly· 1962 &hock 25· 646·9016. Plus more goodies! No. 631 127 FROM CHEVE~ SOD I:lneot•·WettlU'JV<) , I 17415715645 • 6 -ft••._ -...i-1~ u .. 411\4 ' ength, S.1" h1)! F i b e r g I a s s S lo u p -• • • MAU BU . '"PE --u;-,._ _ .. -. __..., 0 23'' wide. $125 ea w /cab1n & head incl .. T,.allerJ, Ut1hty 9180 Only S4999or? S.llleti-Service-75 Mercedes mo. ?>eige l !l" -- 642-6631 uluminum mast. wood ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOWARD Roy Ca"er, lllC. w /mahbeany interior. GJ~llll Am: & Loaded! Clole-Out v .. boom, a nchor, mainsail. I Hail J\1otorc}l'lc tr~uler Rolls'lloyce ~BMW Sunroof, stereo. air, pwr Ull' UlllO On\)'$3999 · '1Z MERCUR rqull"•• For Sa~e. 23 ch;.inncl, jib. ::.pinnaker, spinnakl·r wanted ·rradt· for s~:ulJa Chevrolet 234 E . 17th St. brakes, steering If win· No. "'341J56Sl ~ha"ith ~ U:: 1'.!_ watt B radio molule pole, paddleb. sl<inding & gear. 536 963:1. Costa Mesa .546-4444 dowi. Under warranty. VOLVO •MU '75 "'""' • .., rG· with mik e , co·a xi:.1/ runn1n)( r1g~inJL scat A -:-fJove&Qua1ISt . $11 500 p t Pt ,, MOHZA tra•; AM /FM .ate~rl;"' power line & antenna cu::.h1ons. compa ss, ut0Serv1ce& Nt•wporlfftouch l ·m°-1400 . \'. y . 1%6tfo•hor(M6469303 3zl.o factoqalredQdiUoftin lit' Li~e new. S200or he:.l of mi ~c. s hee ts . flares , Parts 9400 833-0555 ,..,.tfwew! power dOor k>ickl, ri fer. 536-2350 aft~r Spin horns and hand tools. •••••••• ••••••••••••••• MG 9742 Autos UHd Joy to Drive! ca.but leather taterlor, ~ fl.1in . Bid . S2.250. Chevy 283 inlo1kc manifold Auto1 Wonted 9590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• .. ••••••••••••••••• Oillv $379' steerfaJ. power brak.ao Beaut I fu 1 26 ~al Ion 9 onl y· ~Kite Sailboats & . 2 barr<'I t;irb. ~?· ••••••••••••••••••••••• &1 ST -& ••••v '72 MG Midgt!("jOrirCond. AMC 1'05 -No:iiinM/'885 --cruiMt-Mntrol:.-..SAV ~ri:~~~~~et~~~a0r;~~i a lso available. 1-~0 , R1~ht d oo r for 65 WF.PAYTOPDOLLAR SANTA""" S1950 o r besL ofter.••••••••••••••••••••••• HO~ARD Lt02101<1j,E1:;:i111J0:i:•~1 offer. Boys dark brown further 1nrormatiun , Chevelle~l<1hhu S20.C:.1ll FORTOPUSEDCARS 835·3171 67S.3064afterf '72 GREMLIN X, xtra ~'f" d.,. -0 call · 1805) 961·2588 lfAM· a£ter6pm. 968-4~1 .FOHEIGN, DOMESTIC , clean, air, aulD, p~ 8 Ch•y---'1-.& !!~~ Blv :. .M •• .auede _jac~c.t. tik~. new sPMMon-Fri. or CLASSICS THt.uLtwan:ORNlfrtOMACHIH.I , 63 MG 1100 Seda Rblt ,.,,. s l"Vl'C'T ~ w /zip 1n lining, size 11 . Auto1 for Sale If your car is extra clean · U ~-cyl, low mi , many .xt.taa. Dove &QuailSt. ..._.._....._ .~ ..... '', t $1$. S3E·5014 betwn 5 & 45' HATTERAS AAA ••••••••••••••••••••••• sc .. u·f·,,st. Dcrhun 9']20 eng, new res, mpg. $'Z750. or offer. Pri. ptJ. Newport Beat\ -~, "' l'J912 .d I 9 A-~ • • ssoo. 549-1636. ....a,., 83 .. ·Asss . • •. • p .m . wee ays. o p.m. Looking for the best m,ques/ BAUER BUICK ••••••••••••••••.,.••••• ~ •t••••••••••••• • • •- weekends. w /lerf!!S. to match, all Ch1ssics 9520 2925 Harbor Blvd. WILL BUY YOUR MGI 9744 '73 Gremlin. Auto. air '65 Shelby M'~· ;t"' MiscellCMMom xtras incl. Rad1:1r. ADI''. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Costa Mesa 979.2500 DATSUN, TOYOTA, ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond, p JS. cassette . "13 llOltte C~ landau. cond.,..T~ade for '10 &o c· WC11thd IOI I wtr. maker. air. Bob Jo'or Sale 194 1 F'ord Pick OR VOLKSWAGEN MGB 1974. many xtras. $2300. 495·0659eveninp. Many extras. $3.300/olr. Ford Pickup.~ ,,. · llenry, Bkr. 714·&t6·0551 up Cu:.tom. Nt•w e n,!!. TOP DOLLAR PAID 1-"0R Lesli than 3000 miles. Privateparty.551-3196. 541:310&. . •r ~111t • ;.•••••••••••••••••••••• • paint & uphols. ~.See OR NOT. .Bei;t ofrer over $4500. luldl: 9910 ' ~ HS~' SS CASH $$FOR loots, Sall 9060 at Tex.a<'o ll urbor & PAID TOP DOu.AR 675·3220 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oldt•ablle '611 Good used rumJrefriJ?s ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wilson CM . 956·531:18 or IMMEDIA TB. y CALL , '68 Buick Elec. Good Urn Chryller i 99%5 ••••~••••••.•••~• .. ••• tt Frus/stoves. 546·0768. Cor. 27. 3 sails. inboard 548·8341 SAL BERNADENE 72GT & int. One owner. Needs •••••••••'••••••••••••• 1 Sales ant$ ffKI --engine.$8.600. FORALL S40·0442 Xlnt. cond.AM/FM, m i n o r eng. repair.asChryaler,IQOd.depen-.tOl.0$~ Iii:• OOLLllOUS~ wooden. gd 837 ·7874. For Sale or trade or? FOREIGN CARS . . O.D. 523.0300 F.xt.221 6*9822642·3623 dable It comfortable GMC:rlUCIC$ cond.torlO yr.old girl. c1ass1c '42Ford 1,~T.P.1 CALLORCOMEIM 74 260Z. Auto, :.11 r , $3§ "'\" ' ' -... --. Big enough for 9·tl ''Kl~E Sa.ii Boat incl'ds 3 Up. Cal l aft 6pm , AM/FM radio' lo mi. Opel 9746 '71 SKYLARK PIS. P /B, .9&2·1489 , . -~DA~. - dolls if possible. (Not sails, 4 life preser\·crs. & 631·2253. TO SEE.US Xlnt cond $5900 /bst. ••••••••••••••••••••••• A/C, xlnt. cond. LO mi. CuatiUNWt.. 9'3 11if#trsityoids , ·• .n,,•=•:::· 'c.· .::983""-6802~·~·~":.:· s'.__ __ 1..:<.::0V:.:•::'.:.· .::l600=:__· ... :::. :.:.::6534=--1 645·3298. . • 71 OPEL GT $1, 795. 640-4089 . . ··············-······· ' .o;-ltllo Har~ Ills: .. l · -Rr:c,.r:ational ,.....,.. -. Offict' fMntiture & IO' Sailboat. braD<l new. Vr:hiclr:s 9530 Dats un 73, 240Z , good S,OIT COUPE Codilfoc 9915 '"11 MARK III, .tpg,r . ColtaM .. • · u -~quipminf 8085 Must-selt !-Sec toappn:oc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ cond --Am /.Fnl M.wg.!i Mlnl!$22:54 • •••••••••••••• •• •• \t!~mo1.1r ~e\allie' ex·~~~· ' I ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Days 558·7275, E\'es aftt.i, BOUGHT FOR $5200 °/be•tofr 6,.;3 _ .. ' --c-ss9BT -C LA or·• bla · -2 · .,_: · -avs, • 581-0900. -" --TlleodoreRobins ADIL C teriar, AM,/ 1t ' .~. ~ · ~hr:v~8cJh::.~~;5·dtcsy ALASKA '74 260Z, auto. air, . FORD Over 70 lo cboose from. power windoft. poWer ~::"'"J!b ?v~lftllc~m , Machine cvrs. Pierce·86 SA"TA NA 22 , ra "c move· contract fcll lhru. 3100 W.CoastHwy.N.B.. AM /FM t ape stereo, 2060 Ha rbor.Wvd. F_rom . $1995. GMAC sfat~J ..• ·1·rpo~1~"'-..~· l,~'-~!J:'.l-op,-=· w· . ; W 19th CM 0,.7 iii ~ Mylossyourj:!ain. 642 9405 mags, Xtrus. Metallic C t M 642 Fi •-Le t .. s ..... .,. . ., '-Vll"""""""'"'6 i .. -., · ' · .,..... 41 1. equipped. $5900.847·5339 '74 FOltD P.U 15,000 mi, •. . brn. $5900 /bsl. 640·0777 05 a esa ·OOlO nancrng .. as •'6· ., 'This Week ()illy ~ 1 1 .ffliTIJ,968 , ':'1' .'11• 4 Metal wood top cxcccoronado 15 W/trlr Xlnt 2 trans. coolers, chrome Fiot 1970 ~0pel GT for sale, l1199CF0).Johnson& I ~ l. •-'4! ·:it ns1. desks . 1 wood scy dsk, cond. '}f.'-Ph .· ·17 t~) whls, wide tires (brand Oran9eC-..k.'s 9725 good cohd. auto trans. Lincoln·Mercuey, '••I•-•• .... -•••••-, 1 1 b t · _,,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 93 6 A'I 67 6 H bo Bl d C.JI -549-3281,8 to5wkdys. 847.8209 fterSpm new , x ra a tery . ;.ur Highr:st SBuytt 4 · 900 ", 3· 745 ar r v •• · '' 13..Finto'RU!tabout. 200&-shocks, llc lwi g over· I __.,,, Eves. 1540-5830 ' tc.•spd,:whl.I. n Oll5. Pl910s I o,.._., 8090 SAMA.RANG loads, radio. tape deck, -on m...-... r.-P"" 2" •••••••••••••••••••••• other goodies. BlllMaa:eyToyota PoncM 9750 71 CADILLAC , ?OMARIClft . ,sp-7421 . • Cf' 55' Diesel auxiliary Cal!RogerorBill ••••••••••••••••••••••• O.nlY 39,325 miles_. this 1·~·.~·tm .•,ch'' .,_ schooner. Hit '34 in N.B J SEDAM •VILLE lik mobile •• -ua.. "-'•• by So. Coast Co. Just re· •75 ID E1\L 5th wheel 30· 847--855.S 67 912 excepliona ly clean. 1 lb ,_ e new auto bas auto di:s't '•tka Xlnt. Travel Trailer. Used 1 1750CC, nr perf. Best of· Vinyl roof, ea er. 1.u• vinyl roof, leather· in-· u.,.t'.self.816-t&ii y ~------'--'---'-'-' turned from 20,000 mi. time . 13 ,000 BTU a ir. FREE APPRAISAL fer. 673-5971 terior, full power, fac· terlor, dual comfor I!!_,. · .• ..iu.:.' :PLAYER Piano 1918. re So. Pac. cruise & ready awning. spare. lots of we buy used cars & tory air conditioning. Ult seats full power f~ ~ 1.tlt • ·-~ fin'd, cherry. Xlnt cond ~~ton~!~in. See at our xtras. Velvet curtain!! &: trucks . Ca 11 GROTH , Beautiful Orange '71 91 1 steering wheel, st.ereow/ air ~oodilioniD1~ tilt ,.ff1"-.-•••••;••••-t bell metal plate $1 bedspreads. Lots of other CHEVROLET for a free Coupe, 5 spd, AM /FM tape player, cnbe cot· ateering wheel. r.tenio. · • ._ --' -~ 960-1673 Minney•s Yacht Sales goodies. See to ap-appraisal. stereo. mint cood. $7300. trol, etc. (493EW) etc. " me c-..i-G-~ 809, 2537 W. Coast Hwy,NB preciale, 6'5-3762 GROTH CHEVROLET 496-1977. $2595 CadllacTr • 111! r· ~·""":II -"' 548·419lor548·1725 18211 Beach Bl vd. 1~ ' !Ill' I" .-..••·-••••••••••••••••• . -4 Wheel D.riYes 9550 Renault 9755 SAVE 1"1'!~ ""'" J t def L d 14 N 2S38 & t J -Huntington Beach ·--Open · ilJ •-' 10-~ •a e or ra or4 r ail 1 o· · o. ra1cr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 847·6087 549-~l ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... • JflOlorc~cle trlr. 72 C\I in. Best offer . Phone 1975 Dodge Power Wa.:on, Gas saVers t6irll!.-new ...,.r~ _,;·v-'~· ·:.::'.]...,. ' : scuba tank w/J valyes. SSl·SS70aft5pm. Club Cab, Torqueflite SELLING YOUR CAR? paint. radials. Si25. '62 _.,....._...~ • back pack, boot, dC<.'Or C . . . a /c off the road equip't TOP PRICES PAID Gordini $300. 549-1636. • •• ···Coetalleu . - !flotation vest,Scuba·Pro hpper26,wh1tcw1thgold $6700 PJI blwn 6-SP gomu Rolls Roy''• 9756 . 14 __ ~·-'', 3•, ·..royal aqua master dbl non .skid. Approx 25 hrs 64 1o m. For Imports c ·-4 ""'ose regulator w / on .rebltOB.Newbotlom 0.1 1. PuidfororNot ••••••••••••••••••••••• &ISedandeVille.RUns . • ·._ . .! 4 D90 PbrO.ut,h:v..-. '' I f I paint In the wat •r off 9560 D L wl ~ lft So•la •--#l DEALE' R INtJ S'A good. nds paint, 1250. '14 Mark JV. eYel')"t 'c:qn LI' ~ • .. -1 ~ e t m e 8 u a r . » c Trucks eon e s -. • . 645·1937 afters, .., cel):'ablll'opUoqlnol, . ,pe,1 • .xlnt coDtt,i $ISO • . ffealthways dbl band ~la L~~ Dr. $5000. Pvt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1966 H64•6~_~:, .M. Complete FaciUffr:s ~ ROY , roof, deep m.P.... ·~~ "~ Q speargun, 20 lb weight ty.J. ·1400 """"' Salr:1,$en1cl' 73. CDV, s harp, load wJ ~lue "9P.Whf UJDlif • · '· belt. 536-9633 SA IL BOAT 73 DATSUM P.U. ;-lr:asi-. Used Can CAIVER1' with extras. ~Qr btrlt whli. -.00. 61$1 ~ 1 ~P1ym Cdr,fUll.poM-r6., fi'.lfodlo. SAL~SMANneeded 4 Speed.S24Ml9J2.5) WE PAY .. '21 IOUS-R0YC£ offer.P.P.838-0259 . . ~5,.~~~!PiM,rUDI perf, -,, HIFI. ~1.-8098 Experienced. Manner Theodore RotMns CA $ H Dick Miller Motdrs 2u1. t11h st. 1974 MARK JV, ~*Y _,,... • ~ • _. Yachts, G?S.l393 FORD COST.' MEI.A '74 COUPE De Ville. ceivablf "txlra l:btl p..... fg6I ~~T;;V: ... ;~~··;;I:•::;,; Sabot W/lrlr &2sets sails, Cos~~s~rbor s~g.'0010 FOR USED CARS gamu OOSID~=s :;~"~~~~ .. ~~. !:3001 ::'=•Uca£1ue w. . __ .__ni;~•';f:;.•-;.~?, $90. Firm. All $32~. 8'· dinghy w/sail PHILLIPS ofr. 83 1·1734.. or lv. tHbeto, *MW.mt. ~r·~ ......-. ~~!'..a!!~_s . Good cond. SIOO. 673.2405 '65 CHEVY P.U. blue. I BUICK·PONTIAC·OPEL 120 w·. W:1 rn<'r ~!!'!!•••••••••••••9••7•~1. message. 6374182 •. ~r • .-! nt5,..~,;.~650. Joi,• --~ good running cond. $35() 24888 Al' . p k <tl So. i\h11n u: _..,.. ,_ •n.--.iu. RCA ~ 1 23 ,, _, TV 1s· Hobi.e Cat, blue~white, or besl offer. s75-Dj4 aft Laguna ~f111~ ar837w24•Y00 S;int a Ana 55i 21:12 EXCLUSIVE '74 ELDORADO lo m CorYetf• . ffl2 p-•i · .mape .. vior . w /lra1ler & sailbox . 6 xlnt. cond. New tires •••••••••••••-••M•••• !9 .~fac Gro .. 4 spd. ¢Owner redecorating. Sl.500.96J·6S9S ·11 124 Spyder Flat 1600; FOi brakes.963·4193 •TOP CASH!. ~ piags, 1*''-dean. $895. Will sell for $150. Call '74 Datsun ~U . with ~hell. PVT PARTY needs reas. roll bar, AM l 1''M, mags. OranCJe County Calitaro 99 17 For.corvettes and ~·~oM2-·_·21l8 ______ ..,.. eves673·9388aft6pm. loah.,Slips / 16,000 m1 , Al\1 /Ffl.1 8 tr<1n sportation car from 51·775·673·1166 cQ!£ ••••••••••••••••••••••• used cars & truCi$!!n.ed1rtHnl ~ -9910 ioats & Marine Docks 9070 962tr~5c9k15 .stereo . S39UO . P.P. 536·3333 JOC)UCW 9730 ~ .71 CA MARO 1 HOWARD ~he"olrolet, "'••••••••••••--,. ' &-..: ••. ••••• ••• •••••••••••• Dove •-Quail. w. Near imJN ....,..,-ent ••••••••••••••••••••••• RALLYESPORT I • ~· -DEJ\BIRD, 0... ;.•••••••••••••••••••••• Beautiful boat slip 50' ro '72 DA TSUM Pickup TOP ·72 XJ6. Dark Bm. Xlnt AFTER 6, 675-8226 Jamboree, Bn1tol, 4 . f· ~ .mlles,'t,beol~ GtMral 9010 cruiser. Newport Brh. 4Speed 1269301') cond. Orig own. Lo mi. MOTOI • MacArthur, Newport , ~y sllo.wfoom 'h'ea ' (••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·9606. $ $6.950. S46·079t /642·2003 CAI •HU 75 .Beach. 833.0555 ' "'"e'li,iarr~w • Sliplorsmallboatupto '71 JAGUAR. a ir , .. ~ •• ~. CAMARO . •j 4 VETTE,''N"E~~~l!'brrtx:v.erz .•• BOY SCOUTS 16'. $25 mo yrly. Bal. Pa1'd AM /FM . other xtras. _. _..,...,.,. 'Ln 5 Iii ~GINE&P.AJ;NT -v... • qpti. need boats, Island. Call 673-9388 eves DAVE ROSS WH41!cri! -642·"-p ... ; "'"fl Prihd to' sell tftls FOR Xlnl cond. Pvt party. 0 .,.,_. "'l"i"" t (f-57$!;8) J= a nd air:planes.Tax: aft6pm. must sell. Best offer PON11.AC·Sntn. nly S4199or7 "'~ , . ,. 9935. Wfe · ~ f adYantages. 545.4990 2 Used YW' takes. 838·3300or675·3305 No. 607231 /Mo&O .,., &.~ Lincotn:Merc • T rt I' ISOH-ll•cl. S aflS&wknds 2480Harf>orll•cl. HOWARD • •••••••• .. -.. , ... ~,;!'~rl!lvd;,·,C.M., ~1ocrh,Mainhnmece~ .!'!'!'.'!! •• ~.'~••••••••• Cost.Mna 64S..5700 PaidfororHot ~~DOQGeD'QT · i--~~....,,...~---- •• ~~c•~•••••••••~'!. Aircraft 9110 •HU •75 ~:!~~ ............ !?.~~ !~!.~~~ ........... !?\~~ Chevrolet 1 ,.. SWIMGll ;· f." t7~··:r ... . Sco~io Marine •••• •• •••• •• ••••••••••• · Dove & Quail St. A1most new! o.ty 7ldo ~ .. ~~va Jaw btjles. E . d' ttot air balloon seminar. CHEVROLET lj~~ .!~ft)~~!~f9 •72 MAZDA R·IOO •75y2 Ne\\·port Beach m jles, V-8, a utomatic ....,.,-Iv ·p~r blue. ngme· a IOS·Elec. introduce to the .sport. TRUCKS ··-·-··-·-"'-Red with white v1nyl 8 trabmissionur~atr w/ Wbite i\tiibit root 6' ~ FireSystm-Plm'b'g Sept24·25·27645-Gl20 1 11 ac v . roof . new tires. the .s mall TOJOlas ]] .. 0555 co nditioning, Power ·~~chin$ rntert~.;; 1'1 II J;tefrg.freeest548·97<M * Hunt. Heh. 842·"35 rotary engine . Super steeriag. pow.cc br~es. ~ BO AT RIGGE c~"· Sale/ f'ICKUl's Aul I ..... _... Gas Mileage! 130.SESGl H Ctte ... .-.t ,9920 stereo, all the extr.as on, ia!!!:, :ff~ ... ,,,-.., .. ,,· . R,needed Rent 9120 OS, mpo.-ncv I 000/o ere ....................... this like new CndiU11c ,.._.,, .. vuw Ui e.xper. 10 wood. glass.••••••••••••••••••••••• Big stockatfanlasti cdis· ••••••••••••••••••••••• En , •traO.inl (l45KBQ)' ,. lilt steerlnl ·ll'.~~· elect & plumb Mariner counts! AHa Romeo 9705 gine Wan"wdy NOW CONNELL -power door loc:il. • Yachts.675-1300 ~~~~~.R~t!~~:e~I ~~: Only 53395 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6 Mot1th1/6,000 Milr:s • .~ SAVE · ·1 One of. a kiwi .. ~ ac lloah, Mari.. 646-37!0 aft. s PM. . N 442447 15700 '65 Aplho 2600 Come"' C · ~~iS~Si~~ trade-in! UO!IA,GZl .. .... ,_,+ 9030 MUSTSS.L o. * ~~'.~,~ cyJ, si4001orrer. Test DriYe llEYRQLET '"''-~~VJ ! . ••••••••••••••.•••••••• • ..... u '75 uc1; Today I SALES&SERVJCE ! Nu 8' Sabot mold and Brand new 197$ 8' " 9707 - mate ria l. Besl offer. cabove r camper . l/4TonSTAICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2.28Harborlh'cL "i;:""""'- -71 Enclosed head. sleeps 6, 2150 H-II cl. Buy COSTA MEsA • 4 · $1575.639-8954 Loaded! '71 AUDI •. • '72Coltwai:on, wmi,aJr lloah, Power 9040 '7 C Sh , Only $4999 or? Aulom"Hc Transmission Costa Mela 645·5700 or 546-1200 cond, $19115 ... ;!3 mpg, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 an:i per ell, 6 bed No. 1*24746 (847CQRI '72 w Rot Lease . !;~··:"'~-p:..:.:_p'-'''-'4"93.:"$450""'--;o:;•I.~~;!;;;,;;~~;;;;;;,;: 't de •300 Ph . agon. ary en".. '73 CHEVY NOVA, vinyl . -• T I S CEN epsi ' "' . : d XI • ~~ 99 • i ., w n crew . 4929594 a :r con , nt eond. top, a utomatic, powi!rrvJ"U • fu '-fBJRD' ... --""'·-· TURY Sport1 Fisher, on·l---'=--·=.:.·c._ _____ I •NU •75 646·5540alte111o3. J)edJl l • steerin g ~& braketi air •••••••••-•,-••••••••• ·. -t'1J1bliice, 1RUS1.· ly one on west Coast.10• El Dorado Ca mper •. tlJ1iA S2554CP2008A) ' · '11 FORDGalaxie"d<>tr: .see to f!neve! ~ery • ' ( • D".I St.lion boat tank ff I 27 , I Ton STEl'V'"' "----d -,-• ' xlra. 640-~""' , , any o er over I 5. """ uon't drop lh.e ball ! Get a 1wcv oreRobins r Auto., air,, PO~r st•· • •· =» · ''· bll.Je, blower&, outrig· 549·1885 Walk·in, duals. IJUGE! job with a IOW·C08l Daily :TOYOTA FORD ing & brak~'J 1trw milts. vega ,. J ,ff74 l)etl, pole holders, bilge•l --':_::__:::::_ ______ I <.:losc·Out Price. 2150 H.-. llYd. Pilot Classified Ad . 2060Harbor Blvd. $1954~•52 S\.->. ••-•-•••••·----- pUmpa, engines just lOlf.i' Daulphin camper. MAKE o~ ~-~ U--6.aE ! P h 642 56'"' ~ -tuned &t bottom painted. Hyd. jks. Porti polli. rTSft -.... _._ •-5700 one · \U• l --""::::'6:..H::"c:""''-'''-''.:;M;.:•.::"::•:::·•:::30eo>o1_eos=:::ta:..M:::.:••:::•:____.::64::2~-o6!.t'.!'.OI _ ' ·· 71 VEGA - AtOwneraDock.673-8051 Shower, Xtras. $2,750. * '69T s · w •72 FO -Auto-m,..li'c, fj"IOe cwl213)T49"445 556-0774.645-7878 ·• STAR 'GA:'T·E,.,,•~il-oyota tation agon. CHEVBJ.E • 206011acboflllvd. .transmlsc...,l ~) *MU '75 ,, .., A'-~ 1"'°· $9SO. STATIOHWAG~ Costa M .. a • 642.0910 ' Jt15 Sklpjack 24' Ca mp er 11·, jacks. ELCAMl"'O .. ,n BiQ.AYP..POU.A u•u. Call 846-829l Power•l~n·ng,-'•, Int • -----: • J f ' " Al •• ,,"-•--~o..u. k ·-.••m ~ ~ '74FORD~---~ p Oybridge 225HP OMC e tt/gas re ng, range, 2 Automatic transmission. :A~ . ., Y ........ 11 .. ;;;·;,;;".,'· Y ;f uQ!'t-Triumph 9767 condilion. $2454 (•P212S) • "-Uliller .U. fulb' equipped• full cov: sinks, air. 962-2035. air conditioning. etc. 1. -;::'j To develop,...~ 1or Tuet.doy, ., ,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tlteodore RoWns w /Perns yaupr.lm"" er. SU,000. See al 3404 MolOlrcr:les/ 0 lu $4399 1 _,.....,_.,..._ " '69~1TFI~ JoMPO FORD &new radial --Vla Opon,> Udo Village ' ... , or ol)r'CU'Zodiot.blnf!Mgrl. kM'KI n1:1 I ' Call&44"'4iS'19 ·~. .ZISO, ~ NB. l75·8i88 &1'5·1l04 Scoo rs 150 No.44~/52:57 ;~,:-Y=--. ·~j;;: oq.11 ml. cherty cond. 20G0Harbor81vd. 1--':.:;;~~~~·~-,,,;_-~;!;!!~;l!~....,;'!~~ .... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOWARD !:--~e:" -~-~~ $1,800.49&-Q672 Costa~es· &&24>101 '75.FOID ~~'""° .=:.=---~----! 1973Suzulc1Rtl90. '""'"" ,,..,.. 11-....., Voi.1w-9770 '73Ch vC ___ , GRAHADA ,,. • ..-.,.,. SI' Benram Spoirtafiaher SHOWROOM Che.-rolet J= ~.=....... .,:;::--IA9TTMM •••••••••••••·--··-d •11 aprtceCluai~• Loadedt Only 12 786 ·"U -,,~ • • ~~ lor alblt ..... Will CONDITION. ... ,,_ ... _ -"J..a • r. • pwr -door 'J tlt .:.... ....... •. • •-.r 0 LY Ml Oove&QuailSl. •f.-Jth .. ~. •· C!l 81PASTBACX locks A/C 'Cni.Je OQnl, m1 es, e new, .--..,_...... ,ttact..Altepmma:za $325 N 370 ~™ Newport.Beach :vr.:. ~~ ~t ~l.~o. 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I l •• • " • • I ' • -Lag11na/South Coast Today'sCles ... N.W.Stoeks • ' • VOL. 68, NO. 251, 2 SECTld'NS, 22 PAGES . . ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFQ~NIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1975 ' TEN CENTS Laguna Personal Crime Jumps 35% l One of two Lacuna .Beach Pallce Department oar<otl .. lft- ...U1aton h .. bffo tnllllferred inlo a but'1uy detail because ol lncreun m crimes against~ perty and people. Tbe transfer leaves tbe deput.. ~ .matt wllb only one full·ti.m.e oartollj:s lnvest11ator. Re will be allowed to draw on addltlonal bd;pon an ·•u needed1.1.baia. Capt. Nell Putt•ll, --divtaloo commander. aaid the transfer refloet1 powtna con· ffr1I within Ille d•partment O¥er the number of burglmies. as- sault.a, rapes, robberies and~ ouij.O'jn& wilhlri tlie tilY. 111Uff11 r•leued 0by l'\lttell .-tbat tbe known .._ted number-oL crlmea .,alnot proo .,.-penona ftw Ille fil'st ball 'perty declined 10 peroent dwtq J al 1975 .. compared to 1974. tbl ftnt qw{rt.er of 1f7S wben The transferred officer la compare4 a1ainat the flr'st WUUam Heid.n, who f9fD1erly 11uarter,of 1'74. But by tbe ftld of w«l<ed tbe'narcotics detail with tll6-quarter (J-IO), tbe Teny llacAdam. 1'15 flpn ~od 1b<Jt pall tbot ol !felden now la teamed witb 117<1. • ~ • l>d. Tury Temple. The team Data lbow tbal there la a 35 will lnveat11ate bursJaies and perce.ait lncrea1e In crimes tbeft.-reported in thedty . • The department lllo bu oce detective to handle crimes a&aimt persons; ooe detective for 11X1iacellaneoua crimes. and one youth 1ervlae1 invest11ator. Purcell noted that narcotics adivlty "peaked out" in 1971 and 1972. He said inveati.gators have found that cocaine usage is on the rise. ._ He said tbat because of tbe type of underco~er work in· volved, It is prelerabJeto have at least two men on a narcot.les de- tail. For that reason, McAdam will be aHowed to draw on oilier detedives or omcen when litu• · lions warrant two inveitl1aton, : Purcell uld. · • • •• 1ct1m 8 · s Saddleback's Speadlo1'e Civic .Lea«f~r, Family ·Killed DMtyPl ... IUH ...... DIES WITH FAMILY Sacfd1iiback;s Si>endlove Teen Literacy Vp 2 Percent WASHINGTON (AP) -Fune· tional literacy ~mong 17-year·old high school seniors has improvt<f over the past three years, but black s tud e nt s still lag significantly in reading ability, according to a nationwide survey released today. The governm ent-sponsored s urvey o r 5,200 high school seniors showed they had gained 2 percentage points in basic read- ing J)t"'rformance over a si milar group :;tudied in 1971 . The highest improvement oc- cur:·ed among groups who had been the lowest in 1971. --By'1l·VDl"NIEDZ0:1;8Kt-°' .. °"" ......... $addleback Valley community leader Bart spendlove, 42 , his wife Louise, and four children perished in the flaming wreckage q£ their llght 'Alane Sunday night just after leaving Hurricane, Utah. The family was bound for California about 5:55 p.m after attending church with Spendlove's parents. Mr and Mrs Winford Spendlove, when tbe plane went down shortlr a~er takeoff Killed in the crash were Spendlove, a former Orange County planning commissioner and founder of the Saddleback Area· Coordinating C9uncll; Louise SP!l~dlov~! 40, his wife o( nine:mon~~and chl@ren Denise Spendlove, 16, Kathy Forbe&, 1~, Steve Forbes, 11, and Kimberly ~orbes 6. Theif single-engine Beechcran. had circled over the Winford Spendlove house after takeofr when the engine stopped. The plane turned 45 degrees, plunged into a barnyard, and exploded in- to flames after hilting a fen cepost, witnesses said. Authorities believe Spendlove , a pilot with 13 years experience, was trying to make it back to the airfield when the plane crashed. All six aboard died instantly. The elder .$pendlove helped re- move the -bodies frgsn the wreckage arter the Hurricane Fire Department doused the aircraft with foam fire retar· dant. "They had to restrain him to keep him away rrom the plane while it was still burning, ... fire dispatcher Dell Stout reported. The crash took place about three miles outside the southern Utah town or 1,500 near Zion Na- tional Park. Firefighters said the plane plowed a furrow 400 feet long before coming to rest in flames near small rolling hills about two miles from the nearest horries. Federal Avif!,tion Administra- tion orficials in nearby Cedar Ci· ty said a pilot landing at Hur· ricane shortly after the crash re· ported extreme turbulence. Ground personnel estimated winds were gusting to 30 miles per hour at the time of the crash. FAA investigators today were <Ike FAMILY, Page A2) San ·Clemente lif eg11ards Rescue Two Although weekend beach ac- tivity along the Southern Orange Coast was about as dull as the overcast sky, San Clemente lifeguards did rescue two model airplane enthusiasts. Lifeguard Steve Barrett said J,he two apparently were flying the plane above the cli£fs along the north Dana Strand area when it missed its mark and landed in the cliffs below. Olaf Kitchin, 36, or Fullerton\ began climbing down to retrieve his plane. He got stuck and George· Bellah, ts, of Ontario, started down to help him. Both-men were midway down the 35-yard cliff and unable to go either up or down. Lifeguards took both men to safety. They also rescued the plane. Be£ore lifeguards could get to the men, Kitchin £ell about 30 feet, causiQg.hirri tO suffer minor cuts and scrapes. ire 80 Arrested Police Assaulted In Bwing Rioting BOSfON {UPI) -Crowds or anti bu.sing demons trators showered riot-g arbed police with rqck(J amd bottl es n ea r Charlestown High School today at the start of Boston's second year or a rederally orde red classroom desegregation pro· gram. At least 80 persons were arrest- ed. Seventy.four were part of a pro-busing group stopped near South Boston High. Two persons were jailed after the Charlestown incidents, including one accused or assaulting a poliee captain. There were no serious injuries . "It's been a wonderful morn· ing," said Marion Fahey, acting school s uperintendent. ·'We believe that it is a beginning. I am confident this year will reall y be a landmark ."' School offi cials said they were considering contingency plans to deal with the dismissal of classes in the arternoon. They would not co mm ent o n attendance, although observers believed it to be ofr sharply rrom projected enrollment. Police pus hed and shoved crowds away rrom Charlestown High near the Bunker Hill Monu· ment following two major inci· dents of rock and bottle throwing. Occasional objects continued to be hurled at the helmeted police as they kept Bunker Hill Street clear with their riot batons, motorcyc les and horses. The £irst incident involved an estimated 400 de monstrators who gathered in a housing pro- ject a block downhill frQm the old granite school. which was not in· valved in the openin g phase of de- segration last rail. The crowd taunted poli ce, pelted them with rocks and tossed a burning e[figy I)( a black man orr a building. Exchange Students Gi~e Views Teams from a task force of JOO police gu arding Charlesto...,·n Hi gh broke up the crowd, under lhe personal direction or l'olice Co mmissioner Robert J . Oi - Grazia. Police in formation s-....·ept all.lng neighborhood sidewalk s to k(.epcrowds rrom rormin g. When the Charlestown cro...,·d rerused to disperse. 40 members of the tough tactical poli ce force, 40 metropolitan police and 30 of· ficers on motorcycles moved in . They were joined by a squad of U.S. marshals wh o shed their neckties, donned black gloves and riot h e lmets and armed themselves with clubs. Police DMl1Pllll•.n ...... 'MORE SUN ljEllE' Frenc•'• Merki>wlcz • • By FllEDEKICK SCllOEMEllL .,. .. 0. .. , ........... "Here you always need a car. In Arras, you don't," commented Rosine Markowic& of Arras, France. "It's good because it's calm and peaceful here," obaeived Renato Mendonca of Rio de Janeiro, Brull. Miss Markowic1 and Mendon· ca are American Field Service foreign exchange studenU. Their observations are on fa1una Beach. their home for a year. Miss M arkowicz is staying wltb tbe Karl Kranler familJt, 2101 Crestvte.-Drive, while Men· donca is living with. the John Newton family, 1640 Sunset Ridge Drive. Grauman'• Chinese Theater, Disne,-la.nd, and Sea World are atDOl1& touriat attrad.iooa villted by Mill Markowln. M-.Ca '1w been to La Jolla and LU• Ar· rowhead. School starts Sept. 11 for the pair. The Frencb 1lri will be td· ' ing calculus, physics. biology, student government and two couneson U .S. hlatory. Her Brazilian counterpart pianl to take En&lish, drama, along with student government and America n glovernment. He'• &lready at the Laguna Beach High School pool practic· in& ftye boon each day in ad· vance of tbe openinc of the fall water polo season. MUch ol their time durjo.g the, -, ... will be opent vlsilil!I local clubs, d t!scrtbing their ho~e countries and the Ai' .. S stu· dent exchange program. ~ have dlaCOWTed tbe Art Colony baa some advantaces over their naUve lands. While sqme. coast watche rs mld>t disa¥ee, Miu Mar~u laid lb .. IUD Shines in La.gun• much more than it does in Arras, a city o( 50,000 north ol Paris. ··we have Srey ftather. It's nat... no bills. But It's more com· (See STVDENTS,. ..... e .UI . , PLAYS W Br•ill'• (See BOSl'ON, Page AZI SHE SOW CAR FIRST EJ/ENINC "I sold m y car the first evening thead appeared in the paper.·· That's the advertising success story told by the Santa An a woman who placed this ad in the Daily Pilot: '68 Bug. Auto. $9.50. Call afterlp.m . llXll·llXXX If you have a car you'd like to convert to cash, call 642-5678. We make it easy to put a few words to work for you, in the Daily Pilot. • Resident Critically Burned • ' , A Huntington Beach lire victim ..w.aS-ifl.._._Ccitical. coadition...toda)'_.,:_ after names swept his apartment · and caused serious burns over 60 peJ".cent of his body. Fire department o£ficlals are investigating ('lues in the Sunday , morning fire that caused $12,000 to $15,000 damage to th·e apart· ment at Zl4 14th St. While Roger Perry was burned seriously. another victim of the fire, Kathy Oldenburg, 22, escaped major injuries when she leaped from the second-story · balcony. Firemen said she was burned slightly and sufrered a cut wrist and back tnjuries'. Inspector Chuck Burney said the names· were hot enough to spread to some of the other 20 apartment( in the complex, but instead pushed its way out the patio window and did no further" damage. Miss dldenburg told in · vestigatOrs that both she and Perry were poised on the balcony and that s he jumped hut Perry hesitated. Investigators said that Perry then went back through the flames and down the stairway and it was then that he suffered the burns. "1£ he would have jumped, he probably would be okay,"1 Burney said. Three fire units and 15 fire de- partment personnel battled the blaze and paramedic units treat· ed both vi~tims. Investigators said the fire started in the li ving room. but as yet they knew no cause. Marine Placed In Japan Jail NAHA. Japan (U PI ) -A U.S. Marine, convicted of knocking uncons cious lwo Okinawa n junior high sc hool girls in April, then raping them , was sentenced by a Japanese court to six years in prison. PFC Sammy Flores, 19, of Californi a, was found gui lty by pres iding Judge Yas umasa Mi yagi at the Naha District Court. F1ores could have received eight years in pris on . He was assigned to the 3rd Bat- talion. 4th Marines a( Camp Hansen in northern Okinawa. • • Weather ~1ostly sunny skies are forecast Tuesday, with lit- tle temper ature change, says the weather service. Highs rrom near 70 at the beaches to near 80 inland. Lows tonight in the 60s. INSIDE TODAY Rq>orter Doug FritucM nomiMt the. age-old ~ of who guards the gua:rds in light of on lruim controufTSlf. l'ogt BS. ..... ,. ....; ... .. MllU.lllM,, .. ,,.,_fTtM •• •• '-"':..r! QH l .. _ ... . .. Cla»lflM .... ,, N.ati.o..1 ..... ' •• """'' .. =zc-ty .. =:.c~ .. a i.:i •• ....,. A1•t1 r-..n.1 ..... .. , ..... 1 ..... .. llll~'l!'MM "' -· ... .. _. •• -•• ··-... _,..,_ •• --.. • . Postal Subsidy . Sought WASHINGTON !AP > Postmaste r Gene rlil Benja m in F. Baila r appealed today for a doubling or the $1 biJUon annual s ub!iidy pa id by lhe taxpaye rs to the U.S. Postal Service. lie said such a hike would be nec:essary ror at least two or three year s. pendHlg <.1 thorough reviCI.\' 1n that pt"·n od "of those services whi"h the users of lhe mails ca nnot ri~htly be asked to support." Baila r , in an address to the Na- tional Postal Forum, Sl11d the service a lso needs new authority to impleme nt r at e inc re a ses more swlft ly. The slowness of the current rate-m a king µro<:ess, he sa id, has co ntr1butt'd to the accumula- lion sin<.·e fiscal 1974 or a d efi cit tha t w ill total S2 .5 billion by the end of the calendar year. "It 1s no secret." said Ba il a r , •·that to d a te the l)ostal Service has bee n unable to ba lance its t·os ls a nd rC'vcnucs despite in - creases 1n postage r<ites." ·s..11n t•lh1ng has lo be. dune . In ~ ;i n 1n flat1 onary period , \\'e must ~ct a\\·ay from a rate-making process which lasts so long that the year for which rates are to be set is over and done with before the process is completed." Noting he has already served notice of a "temporary" increase after Christmas lhat will put the price of a first·class stamp at 13 cenlS, Ba ilar said, "I a ssure you that we are as une nthusiastic as you are over the prospect of higher prices for postage ." But eve n with that anticipatep boost in revenues, he said, a doubling of the current $920 million fe deral subsidy is necessary to serve as "a bridge from an innation-wracked, de- ficit-ridden Postal Service to a financially solvent institution.'' • His Excuse: l . , ... ·Council Mdod IAgfilen8 .. : \\ie fur new at this week's Saft l<lari Caplstfano City Council meeting when an frate citizen accused. council members or··surreptitious'' behavlor. Among council members and city staff to take ex- ception to his acc usation was Councilma n John Sweeney, who couldn't s ay enough in defense of the open manner in which the council conducts business. Mayor Jim We athers had a hard time bringing the meeting to order. After several Poundings or Ute gavel, Sweeney was still arguing. Finally, he blurted "I have a right to get excited -I'm Irish I" ' Sweeney:s comment brought down Ute house an~ proV1ded relief (o an otherwise tense evening at city hall. Hooded Bandits 7 Hostages Taken In Paris Bank Heist PARIS iUPJ) -Two youthful gunmen wearing hoods and car- rying gas masks held up a Paris bank today during the lunch-hour rush, seized seven hostages, and demanded $650,000 in ransom. Police said the raiders ap- parently decided to seize the hostages and barricade themselves inside the baitk when they panicked after seeing'" a police car cruise by on routine patrol after they assaulted the Credit Jndustriel et Commercial Bank. There was no immediate word on what the bandits would do if the ransom was not paid. Bank em9-loyes· union leaders 'issued a J>ubn·c appeal fo pOlice authorities to disperse the 250 policemen surrounding the bank so the gunmen could leave fi'ronc Page A I peace[ully. The police stayed put. Eight persons were inside the bank at the time of the raid, but an old man was let go with instruc- tion s to tell the police to telephone the gunmen at the bank. Police said they kept ring- ing the bank 's number but nobody r'eplied at first. In a bizarre telephone in· lerview that was recorded and broadcast by a Paris radio sta- tion, the bandits said they want- ed $1.2 million in a combination of U.S. dollars, French francs, German marks, and British pounds sterling. They said .they were armed with ''a sawed-off 12-gauge Shotgun, a m acmne plslOI With four clips.;;--now 31h." One of the clips was partially emptied. _when a burst of autQmatic weapon fire ha.d gone off in the bank a few minutes aft~r the holdup began. The ban- I I Laguna Abolishes I ,· Position A consultant's recommend•· tlon that • city plannln& ad· min11traUon position now held by Michael Easely be abolished was accepted SaturdaY. bytheLq:una Bea eh City <;oun<ll. The action, effective Tai.. 1, will remove the post ol develop- ment administrator. Reapoflllbilties of the job have included enforcement of the city 's bulldjog an4 zoning statutes. The development ad· m.i.nbtrator also bas served as oecretary to tbe Boll[ll of Adjust· ment, which reviews variance request.a and design review ap- plications. City Manager Allred Tbeal said the council's action was de- signed to allow EaselY. riiaximum lime to find new employment. M part of its action. the COUD· ell approved formation of a new position entitled ''junior engineer," effective Nov.1. The junior engineer and two existing positions in the building division will share responsibilities of the develop- ment administrator's post. Recreational Panel 'Formed For&mJiian. ' San-J"uan Capiitrano'1 Par\s and Recreation Com~ssion is accepting applications for mem- bership on a short-term ·study committee to evl.Iuate recrea- tion needs in San Juan. . UPIT1·15e 11 ' Topewonn llp"Close If you've never Seen a tapeworm face to race, this elec- tron microscope picture or the parasite gives you a closeup .view. Southern Methodist University biologist, Franklin Sogandares, who took this picture, says Ute tapeworm affects one in every four inhabitants o! Ute earth. Clemente Studies Utility Bid Deal I I 1 San Clemente_ctty_ C:OUDcilmen ~a.h .e.a.d-1> n th e pr~ .uL are tryinc to determine whether Magdalen'a area pro~ect •. pr tbey might actually save as abandon it after a public neariJ{g- much as a third of the estimated & cost of undergroundlng utilities But they were atopped y in the residential area around the a last-minute letter to tbe c y eity'sgolfcourse. engineer from D. L. Clemqs. Without the subsidy, he said, it will be impossible to keep rates ··at a level that both bus iness and individual citizens can afford." FAMILY ..• dit ft.id not offer a reason. ~ The -15 committee ,members "Are you afraid?" he was appointed by the commission will They h'ad been scheduled to president of Utility Consultants. either accept a bid and move Inc., and a former employe J>f -San Diego Gas and Electric CoWI· asked.. 8ppratse. local rMreation. and State A.ides Get Holiday pany. l He said his firm, which In- cludes another former SDGAE employe, could save the city $80,000 to $100,000 on lhe project which bas been estimated to cost $289,809. • probing the wreckage lo de- termine the cause of the crash. •· EC\_ch of us has a gun," he park' seriices and recommend ! Tennis Aces replied, improvement& to existing • Loren Spendlove, the 18-year- old son of the aviator, said his tlther bad left for Hurricane Weditesday and was scheduled tq return to Orange County Sunday night. • Police said the seven hostag~ i4 ·facilities and services, said Min- 'included five bank employes and ni e Surles, commission 1 Not 'Board' two customers. The gunrWm ¥lid chairWoman. \ With Honors r Winners in Laguna Beacb•s 18th annual city terini s tourna- 1 m ent carted o ff handcrafted pieces of the city's1old boardwalk I as their trophies as the tourney ended Sunday. 1 1 Fifteen separate divisions were run over five days of tourney .Play sponsored by the ci- ty and the Laguna Beach Tennis , . .\.ssociation. There were a total of 259 t •. triesinthe tournament,aboutlOO more than last ye ar. First place winners were: Tim O'Rielly, m en's A singles; Frank . Zebot, men's B singles; George Goodall, men's C singles; Steve Kn auer, men's D singles. Also, Linda Cushing, women's A s in g les; Kar e n Stafford. Women's C s ingles, and Dianne Koster , wom en's D singles. In doubles play, the winners were : Tim O''Rielly and George ~t acC all. men's A doubles; Bill Straw and John Ohs lund, men's B doubles; George Goodall and Bud Schaeffer, men's C doubles; Barba ra G e orge a nd P a m Strayer, women's C doubles. · The final m a t c h for the. \VOmt>n ·s A doubles title, between Sonia Harrington and Marilyn Straw and Gertrude Amling and Ellen Brya nt, will be played this week. Mixed doubles winners were: Gertrude Amlin g and Chuck S('ribn e r , A di vi s ion ; Jill Robertson and Mark Scribner, B di vision, a nd Bibi and Arnold Starr, C division. ORANGE COAST DAILY PH.!>T He added that his father made the flight frequently, especially during recent months, because Spendlove's mother "is dying of cancer.'~ The younger Spendlove says be missed the flight because he enrolled in classes al Saddleback Colleg~1ast week. Survivors also include Dirk Spendlove, 20, Sharie Spendlove, 11 , Scott Forbes, 21, and Spendlove's former ~ife, Mrs. Margie Devorako( Futlerton. Spendlove, who remarried last December, had been making his home at 25381 Pacifica Ave. in Aegef.n Hills. A former emptoye of Philco Ford Aeronutronics, Spendlove gave up his marketing job in 1972 to open a newspaper recycling business. He was active in the Mission Viejo Church of Latter Day Saints and in community affairs. Spendlove at one time was con· sidered as a possible mayor if the Saddleback Valley were to in- corporate. He characterized himself as a ••do-gooder who becomes in- volved when something needs lo be done and there is nobody else to do it." That was the case last year when authorities gave up their sea search for the craft of miss- ing Orange County Supervisor Ronald Caspers. Spendlove. Caspers' appointee to the county Planning Com- mission, organized a party of civilian pilots who flew up and down the Baja California coast to search for . possible s urvivors from the ill-fated ''Shooting Star.'' When Caspers was declared dead, Spendlove resigned from the planning commission. He had held the office for a year-and-a - they held six employes ahd one: customer. Mate Aiding Wallaby Hunt ZUMBROTA, Minn. CUP!) - Hoping that marsupial love will attr11;'ct wayward Wally the wallaby, officials of the Como Zoo in St. Paul, Minn,, plan to use his mate Wanda in the search. Wally, who escaped at the Goodhue County Fair Aug. 9, has been sighted several times. He was seen Sunday on a covered bridge in a park near here. A zoo official said there has been no shortage of fOOd for Wal- ly, a vegetaria'n who is living off corn and boybeans, nipping flowers in the local cemetery and eating alfalfa, which he toves. fi'ro• Page Al BOSTON ••• mounted on horseback were called into the historic area. Three persons were arrest~ for disorderly conduct at a Rox· bury playground before school began. A · 19-year-otd youth at Hyde Park High School was ar· rested with a 14-inch lape- wrapped bamboo stick in his pocket. The arrested demonstrators chanted "Power to the Working Clas s·· as tbe-y were being booked. fi'ro• Page Al STUDENTS -half. 0r-.c-"t>••1v P11111.... ~~-1"--"''Earlier , Spendlove was in-.,. N•••·"'•••. I\ Pllbll r .... I c ..... 1,.u1111""'1"llcomci•"v Stop..,,.. ,,.. M• s umental in founding the Sad- 1><1bll11\ect MoNl•J lt"""ll" f 'ICUI f Cc"!~ Coo d' ' C ,..,. .... N .... -1 e,..c". Hy111111g1.,., -'"''°'"' eback Area r 1nat1ng oun- 11111 v.u.,, 1"'1"'· 5•1d 1•""•• V•11•~ Ana 1·1, a coal1't1'on of homeowners .....,..._ 6e•h/SollU1 CG.1•1· A "llQ!e•..,iloft~l.ao "°" 1. °""''...,." s111 .. c11vi -.......,.,., , nr oups He served as president of prlt'l<I~ publl•l>lllQ plln! " 91 llO We>I U.v • ~tHl,Coll•Mc!l.t,(llllotll>l'26H. the ouncil tn 1973 . pad," she said, hence the re- du ced d e pendence on the automobile. ''Rio de Janeiro is a Vf'!rf big city,'' said Mendonca .. Lc;>Qklng out over the tree- s tu d de d Laguna B•ach Wldscapecl, be added: '"'lbla is very, very nice.'' Robert N. Weed p, "'"'-"' •NI PUOll- Fu deral arrangemen~ for the Spen love family aretll'f!nding in HurM ane. Utah. Keep TryiDg $1 .Million Boy Needed LONDON (AP) -Sir John Waller would be $1 million richer today if his wife had given birth to a son .. instead of a daughter. • · · "But she 'Is the prettiest baby I have eve/ seen. She is wonderful," said Waller as he cradled the in- f ant in bis arms at Queen Charlotte's Hospital. Lady Waller proudly declared: "She Is perfect. I could.not.cue less about thelnherltance.'' .. A cousinl the late lady Viola Waller, left Sit John 500,000 pounas, now worth Sl,050,000, but be gets onty an Income until be produces a male heir. A bachelor when Lady Viola died, he was' qiµried to Anne Mllilbam inApr\11974, wbenshewas30 and be was 57. ' Questibnnaires have been •malled to all ·San Juan re- sidents asking their assess- ment of programs.. and facilities. More than 500 questionnaires have been returned, city aides said. Members of the study com· mittee will use the forms to establish recommendations for recreation priorities. Any resident of San Juan who would like to serve on the com- mittee may apply on forms ;~~~b~d~t1~~~:.it~~c':~~O: mailed to applicants who call 493-1171. Application deadline is Sept. 19. Most government employes, students and bankers will celebrate the anniven&r)' of California's · admission to tbe United -Tlleld07 by takin& lbedayoff. Tbe spotty observance of Admission Day will in· elude employes of Orange County, state of California, selM>ol dlstricta, baoka and most cities. However, federal employes will not get the ·day of!. · Chamber Talk Set On Traffic Safety "The California Plan !or Traf· fie Safety" will be subject of a talk lo members of the Laguna Beach Chamber of Commerce at 8 a.m. Wednesday at the Hollll Laguna. . ·.tt: Addressing tbe group will be Jlm Morgan,.director of infcrma- tion services for the Traffic Safe- ty Center, and Dr. Eugene f1.am· hoe, a senior research associate at the center. • • Mariners gwes you up to a s1,soo tax deduciion th~s year. •• . •. AND EVERY YEAR UNTIL YOU· RETIRE! NOW YOU CAN BUILD A TAX SHELTERED RETIREMENT FUND AT MARINERS, WITH "IRA" -THE INDIVIDUAL RE· TIREMENT ACCOUNT. Mariners Individual Retirement Account Is a personal lax-sheltered retirement plan. ''IRA'' was devel· oped ·by Congress to give you an effective way to build your own retire- ment fund. You can save as much as $1500 or 15°/o of your wages, whichever Is less, and your savings will be a tax deduc- tion during your working years. If your •Pouse works, .your combined tax-sheltered savings can be as much as $3000 per year. . Come In to Mariners and start your ·own Individual Retirement Aoeount. You 'll be saving tax dollars now and building a much brighter future. For more lnfonnallon, come Jn or call any one o.tour convenl"1t locations. HERE 'S HOW FAST YOUR MONEY GROWS IN A MARINERS "IRA" ACCOUNT. lndiv•dusl Rertremenr Accoonrs effl pf'8sently urnl~ 7¥1"1. per ~Hr when pltJCfllf:! 111 • 6-)'E'ar cerr/11cefe. Your •111111• yleld Ir /rta'Hsed 10 a big 8.06% wh•n infer•sl Is eddfld fo the KCOtfrll bal•nce end compounded deity. 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"""""' ~11'01 i•" l1 bl1 talns ln so m&DT -~ .. ......,. • .t • '°' = ·,~.,, .,~." ~ "~ ... ~ ,..,_"' ~"'1 t 1f :=: :·: JlrllW•u'.au 1u "" :·· .... u .'' ' ~I.JD 1 • 0.-W:•; )ij : : ......... J l>fto ;:; ~UOll I+» + Wo ald!MIW.MM 11 .,_.. \4i TWM MtllO 11 Jt\l-"I ~ .. ,,I.a 4 IW+ \'I> _. ~ ~ 'It tH 21'-. .•• ....,.. !" IJ ll'MI ••• ~MI 11 U.,_\lo T\mttM.Klll .O.$ !~-"° Miller sales leaped ~ .... ",.!::,.. .. ,,. ,.,~."' ~ At -n ~· ~ ._F.if:''' * tOVt•" ~ • 1 1JWi•"' T111i' 11 1""•"' TI--.. LJ:1 .'. 2: r.:__·w; 1 31 ( I ' -lfm.t •• •*,. .~' ..... ~ . • -.... * .... .ISU 11.rO ~ ..... Ill I u I -"" .. ~ J .. I""' ••• _J)e_!Cen as'-year, ~Bl. . ,·,-. "' ,,1 • 1 Ji .......__ ''=!I I.~',.. IMI ... "" ""·'° .... 11\o'I-"' .. • 'I all .m ... ",-... .t:.,-.·.·. ,1 J Wi: ~I e n a b 1 in a l ~ e ~: ': ,: ~; \: """ I d' 'l:'.·11: I W~!: l :!.: :: ~~":"'8 ·i 1: t::= 5 : _ -:~:. 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J m:-.~ =:.F1i:::..O:. e 'I-··" =~1.;'J'J 1S: u::' ;t l:"'!\'t t~ ~.· lfu s hlll A• 1.•••Ntt!i'I-" Al .. ....-h :::t*1n1M •• 1>'11 •· ,..,, ...... 1 Ji 6V»•"'""~--··-·· •s .~ TNlllltlJI'.•• , • ...,.-.· we ser . c I; AllQL.ud81'J ,i •• II " t .'611 "I' ... , .. i::r,....1.a IS 1~ .:: """'"" ....... ., 11fll•"" l'lcki11't.JJ .. 1 .. \lo Tr911Uftt.Ml1 :at it _,,.' PamtaadCoors J'-'-'"'•-ol"-~m-~--Av ............... .,.,.~t.1 ~..-.•"' 1 iii:-.. u.w ... , 1 ·~·141 "',.,.. 1• 1•1J\lo.-\6 ft9llWl'IHt.n11 ,,,_._., Tn11wyt.t06 ,,._."" ... 00-· UJllJ ~ u-•-.... ---~-I ,, 10 • \It • " "' ~ ..... 1 .. I !f ll"-1 NU ,. Mt »""'• \4o !!!fri.!_•·• .. I) '"' ... Tr-w...i, .. 61 6¥1-'""' ~ t .,.rceot to'5:per~ ~ R -\(l , ! ~" =I 1~tj• 3 1 "'• :Z ·'' 1 11• ""• ~ .:;:.::•11 .• 11 1 1'\11 ,.. tr .... wA pf .. 11 ltW.-... THAT WAS A. REMAllKABLE acblewement in itNlf. #Jll«I"'" t 11'-•• ~~ 'f :;: .... P\.:· • ;. ;:\?• ::J •1j :iw.·--..re'1'11" ~ = ... ~~W:1~:1: 11 ~-::-! ~ ButthisyearMUlerisimprovingevenonlhalNd·bot~e. ::~~.~ ~~ i;::;:·~~ 1 ~I i ::·.~ =~111, l! ·;:-.. Wr~··~ 'ri ,~~ E'i~lf ft JSvp...i~ ;~ac'M.!:: '~ 2:~:::· "=Mt•l"eeell.tt--·~J-a•-.·-................. ...l,. ealn AIUt.CMjl t $6 10 ... ,..,..... '·" "31 lit"' !lll.-o.n. • It '· • ,.,,.,.\II c .ttlJ JI .l.W.-\lo TrtQifll .JS. •• 26 I .... ,. ~ J --.,,--• _ _, _.,.,.P ~tN• ........... _ .... ~ J 6 ·~-... "4~• 1'i --"41tC»l'~,j ti NC C.. t • 1 tJ" ••• ~DI ..... J It ~··· Trlc:llflf •• 6 -~ "-"' er was ,_ ~ Ne-. ,,,..11 ., ''"'•..., .... 1 • -"4 IU ...... 110 ,.,,..,, .• 6 It''""'"'" Cit .1•.n • J ..... , ...... ~. I 11'1 •• 21 llal:el and fOUDd lllU nmnln •• ~ -•--A of -• J •~ • "" IE i If JIM " ITfiL JI HNI-.to I IS -\lo m:I .It.It t ., 14 Tri So Mic,. 110 ) • 1, 1974...... 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"'9 \liC• MIMH .10t • IM 1t'AI • ¥l yt.W wl •• 30 Flt ii t + \It J ~1:;:" , )11-\•i\<i ~ 6~ .• • 111-,-\Ir ..... rt! IMI II 16 t ll't .. • ni.c:l'lo• t0 6 '" IJ\.lo-"-lioft of Ute. a low·ealrwie beer lb&t's clear• .. a wlnner. A"",'.,".~.,.,· "••' •.,~. -;:., 1 -•• 20 1~ ••• ~ t tt U• .,, =· ·; llYt NYSEO 1.20 • '' 1 1~-v. s.i.w.,St 111 rs ·~..., T_,.c:oLb 100 • xr 11t\-'• ... ,,, ._,. ~ AfnM .,., " 1 ,_.elt'tl"' •. IJ S •-\._ l"l I, I ~ W · "' , •·· N119NO 1.2+ • 202 II ~-\lo S.-Cofpln • JI • • "° lfltr (II ¥1 ~ JI 111• • \.o ,.. er r•e•atl v reported that in to Loa An1ele1 ...,.. ""1"-'.. '' • ••• c11M 1 • • .,. ... ,. ....... "·• t n .,.._ ~ , ·4 '°' ~·'\Ii H1~ '·'° .. 1100 s1 v..-"'" S&JMM11.20 , 1)3 11~. "' u u--I ~-Li't· -• aU -tu~ .a.·.. Nfla. .60,. 12 10 •"' j-" • n I'"• Ill Fl=,1' off.,.._." §I'ii , J 1114-141 ~l.60 •• t:llO U -._,, MU...111"' 6 M Ullo• Yll UALlnt .0. t tO 11\.11-'4 -·~ e WU -.'l.U y outsa.un1 ~ resular ... ., .. ,, .. 7 •l ,., • "' ...... 11lil0 '"' .. "'1 ...... d4J' ''\ill-"' I I· :. ~· "" NleMCll ...... ''° Jt • I liltauiS ..... . • I' """ • ,. ti.f(O I~ ) II lt -"' bnmd Theolbert..---ershaveyetto---··•-u• .. ""'9rUl.10• •51•"--.,. o"E .. • .. Lff0.ff'4-t '' •• 'U'.'r-"" • . "*'--"" N1tM011.n .. 11 .. JOOr.-.,., ~1.«111~26116•• uo1CP 1n• 1111,,. ••• __ .. .._~ ... ~ U5~..-... ~ ~ /l#Jt .... »I '1°""'-"" ... i' ,,, ........ v ... •s •S ,,.,,, '" ,,.,_"' NIMpfl0 • .0 •• 1110 •1"' ••. ,1 .. 1c., .. 1 II Slio-.... UGl151111) tllo0 1S''J. -.u.~oriebrandaoltbeirown. "'=-.. -.... •. •,• ....... :~ ,,,..J. 1. •tn-\'J l<llfll!IW1.Mt•e" ~ ... ri ,,,~.Ito Nlt1$t.llb .. ,. llVt-U. S..DGll.1011 +o II ..... UMCll'CI"' I 11 '""-"" •.1.li':a nan N•'nON"" A•-tr1butlon but it's doln1 ••·· ,, '"'•"' 5tnlt.AO ,,, .,.,., ••• .-1:U'"·1 · l -..., "'t11 '~-NLTC111M 6 61 ,. _.,. i1'1111.t0' -" 11 ..... ~~.!r·"J •'• •,•, ,•,~.' Qft.O " ~ ~ A t.JD" ''' -'-••·· 5 I ·z,. ,.. at teVr-'6 .ao 1 '"' ~~s • v 'J""-.,., 111 ... )0 .• J 111o-""' ...,, ....... , .. ~in 1ome states than.others. Ita most dr•maUc galrt ~ ·~ 1 ,,, Jl'4-" 1t1111So Ai.. -,. ,,. ·" I " ""• " ~"'"' I '° 11._ ::: No.-lftClt'•Wi • • 1 • "" 111t1 .>011 :a.1 ~"' VllCMb . r r.w 62 • ''• --~ lj IM 2"1o-'n flllr!ltil ii~•• MClt • M t ltl !Ifill-"" NL lftOuiC 1 • 1llt IJl'e• "' I' AtlO 1 M 11/o • , Ul'Worto lO I J I~ ... ·~~--· . Mi hi ·--11 a1 ~ , ... ~·· i, ~a °"....,_,..-tt f ... '"aa"'·· qe ... ,, ... , 117•16-~ ~ T.to. ,, , ••• ~ '#11 .+olt ,,. ·~--Ul'ICDmt.n• •• ,o~ ... ·..-.~-a11n c. 1an,wuae l'I eswereupt6Spercent ~•11 .:1&10 1120'6-c;11,11WptJ •• t -"A• 1... _+• Jl.S 1 #119 •• • 1.,.. ••• NAONl .M111 s11 _.,. i:""1E .. ..,. ,....,._v. un.1°"Go<1110 11 6\lo ••• ••-nrst rour ~on"-M·-h of th · al out' of th ov.iv11 .• 1• • -+ c;ttr Moi<t .. ·; ' ••• '"" • • " ~ •-NA Ml•.•.. ,1 J'I(, ••• ,, .:toll • 11 ~I/\ Un E•ec: 1.21 , 10J 1,... . ~ ui um. ..... ese1 es came e -11011•"' ...... ,.,· ..! "",.",·;;_ c-..EtAO ll l ~-1\lo ~-,..,, ., 1'fll•""' ic..iw.t.1 1,20 s • ...-.. "" HAn11t1t1.JO, 21 11 ... " 1•1.:u •. J 11-.. .. UnE•111 ... '-'° u • ... of Falstaff whose Midw st b el "' 1--" 12 I ~·· .. OM c11r.• .. °"" ... ~ J •• ' e •6 ic.i.-a :to 11 * Pot>-~ NOIAjr ·'°' s '' '"" •.. i.i.t Mc11 1 • '""• "" Un E1 "'•11t .. llD •JV: ';;,>-. e arr a.elaUl_I percen ~~$\ ........ ~.·, •"• .·~-·: .. ~ ...... ~ 6 Alo ••• "MC 1". ,,. ,...,.. ""llCI..,..,,.. I IM-... folillCMltlwt •• •1~16 ... $...O..Dt .1Sbl0 IS ·~· -UnElt<llfl . J 11 • Ulisyear. • _..., _.. .. ... LIOlt 1s111\llo+" '"#IC "·· Tt • _,.. ~-i_. ••·• 1s ,,..__, ..... 1.111.n6 m '"'•"" s.-11M1111 1t 1s '"" ... u.. '"'*'""'' " s-.. ,_, I th So 11.f ,JIJl .• IM • ... Ell.AO ti .5'6• \Iii ar .20 lf at 4¥1 • W. K.c tiJI, 15 U..+\4 NIOotGtM t J 'Ht-~ SCA..,vk• .. 11 1"-... Uf\OClll.• •Ill •S'•-'• . n e ulheast, Miller's gains ranged from 44 percent "C111 , .. 1111 .. is n"-""' I 1J •• siio ;;-.. ,._....tMi s.t •v. ... Ka> ... 1 . 1s ,. N11111GM1 , 1• I'"'• "' kMtf+r Cp .. , 1\1. . . unOltllf 11'-. 1 "~ ••• _m Georiia to 142 percent in Louisiana. Budwe•·-and Ao.tlk1.11 .• 10 1S\ .. -"' .sttt " -" Fw#o<l .ta s ,. 11,... ~ u11~)jj ,. ~ ••· H•!Gt!W/·• .. , 111o-.,.. ~ntMM 110 ~·"" u1tP.c:1.1011 ,., ~"' •-the two oa"ooal leader• were both do-In 11..1-A°"" 1• ·· u 1•~-"' "'1 •• •• --''o ·• i· is ""'• "" 11 1 " ...,, ""' -..nC..J.WI i » ''"'• -. wNt "° 22 11• ,,,.... 1-. Uni-'" .. • 1u. ..• ·Schli -•Gou ·'° S 1• 11.,._"' .» .. Mt ... Jl'tM~.IO .. 11 tt\lo ... ~ t d TS +~ Nti1tPS ·• • ss 1J'A ... ~1t.1eM11 , .. 1.,,._ .. u,..cpf .+1 •• J """-"' atta. ""'H9m.tltt J.M SJV.t l4o 1"6Mwl,t.I t .. 2+"'• :ito Alftlf ,M J S ti.. ... l..lllif9y•llJlfl '-"• w • ...-u WU. Am .JO S 26 IJ +\ti ..,.(It •• 1t e-16 Ftt1 .611 I lrv...-'-~ ' 1 ll._,, .. \It NOH°"'J.Ml •• 1100 IJ\.. ••. Ctl .)O • +1 11 .... • \lo IJnlroy•l .10 I St IV.t \lo Mw--'s volume In Tex••, Arizona, Colorado and N-"""""'·Jan no .... -., ,. .tt .. .,, I"" ••• ,,....,. ·" '•tTJ in~ • .,. .. .,:: '°' ,_+v. ~""''·'°·· i20 a Yt-"' t:;L.6d'd • a7S ..... "" •. •a1oon"-•t '4 -~ -....... Amlftlltlbn ••• ~-""I: ~ ... ..,. .. 1~" .. ,..-,..,.11no ~-··""' ·~"' NSPpflO.a ~IUllO )lt~ •.• Uld8'....01 •. 6 ,.,._Vo M.xlco W •• 78 t ' th [ r Sehl! A Medel.It 1 J1 t\4 ··· '--'"·· I 1 -\oll ,,,__..,,.. .. D ··· ic.wtck .•i4 J l\'J •. tlOOIOIYl•I 11".,,1, t 2t ~·Ill UldltMlr.·· ) ~ , . . -up percen 1n eearyparto 1975. t.z AMN!otr•' st sv •... At.PJ.1o .. 6~ ••• ,ruittwt1M n » _,,.. =t-·'°I 1 afl>..-'i.c: 5 .Htilt2, '"'•"" SattP .... t11 •3' ''"'•.,.. uneoro .•o . '° '"'•"' ~ _, 0 ....__ uoer W Wft. ""'lolCoJ.S-• S4 Jl\lo-Ill I.A •• 17'9 'll -·.-.. I .... ..... .JO 1, • lt\lot \olt Hwtt.M 1.4! I .. lttt-V. wl IMfg I IJ t,s .·.~· :'! UGftPL .12 t 61 11 -V. show-asal-•ai'nlnT-·••butRudwe'-aado .t.m ,....,,., 121 s:ii.-,,.. ~-• 'I .-... ,tlllllM "'*'" 11 s .., •. ,. " ""... 1..0 s J1 21~_,,,.. 5~ 1.1012 11 1 ... "" u111ll"tl(n .10, 1 '"" •. Miller WA$ up 31~percent in Maine and Musacbusett.s • s.1n0 • 11 t \\-.,.. i.>0• 101 114-... m; -... Ke....,_.... ii ~"' ,....,. 1.10 • n ao11i . w. "' "'M .. ··-Y• utd av.rtr 11 11 7"' •.. WblleBudw-•-erandSchli•-weredown••bothstates. -... ,... ... ".,·,· .," -,,.._-~ 9et!AltS 611 6""-" c.-,. .. I' ,.,.. ... KINfttl 1.+o6 11 • ••• Nl'.rtct.0' JI 11 • 11o ~rov .. 2s •111t ••• u .. 111111.1 1.n t 1 21t11• 1o1o ~Ut "' u• -.S6TJ 1 '°"•,.. ~.Jt I J .,..._.,.. ..._. 1 ..,11 n,. -i.. ~1,.1.Js J 10 JI"'• -LnT,+o s s+ '9\ro+ v. V1111tc1c .aoa • 1 toYr+ .. --eati"'-~.-..6..:-est .._ -L.--.:O-...b .-1.~-...........,..-. .. '•~-.,, E!..llllu ... J_ Jt-. \oll I'_ 1·•·· J l~lll JC"----lltll.1.Jf·~ Jt .. 17'1oL~ Nwt.1.,...*I .. 2 1•"'-\lo Ir.JO• •IS...··· !J.!",:X'~,_',".,'' ., •, ,•,'• .... """ 1u•, UIC \II-~· tna.-ft.~ .. u1 ' e-ncat.W"u, ~ -"N\ll'.Slllnf:10'1'-,. , :II 'h 111 8'lj ••. .•-S It 22"il• °"' J(ii?-0 I Jl7 Mlli" ... ,...-"'--,. 5 .• i tt-.-;--:--W N,$11 5---a ..__ -.. mains tou'""' tenilO'"" for '1iller. Coors, now •t..e tar•et of a .,. ... ,t-.T • .,• ,• ,,", 11 • i6 t..fJk .• • xi '" • "' EtM ·· J ""'• " ~ ,. n ,,.,._ " Nwtt•flf •·•.. i JOY:-.,., $N9"+m ·'° 1• • • -"" utd "" • s t) 1' ... "" &.I~ •.1 .... , e ., 61 •.. .......,,. " Mill-'-MJ9 Cl,.\&-. ~WM I tt 20'4t \oll ~lllDfCj .. I '2 ... SoNtitt\;t 11 I J ..... Un NU(.lt&< •5 .'6 1'"41 .. "° boycott by the Team.sters union, has been losint sales In Mi•rrT,.T• ",.'.. Jt01 sz" ... Clll ........ .011 1:1 ,,_,_ ~ .t611 • u.... ... IJ,; .,. .,. • • ,,.. ,... Mtf ·''° 1 s '"'* "" SHr1Go .si • ,., uv.--"' u1d Piic Mn • ,"' •. C-n• [ b t ii UJI A ---h 35 I.I •• +!V.-\If C:0.S. I.ts 1 • :IO"'° ... Gerlkilllt .M 1 J IM• 141 jC A J 61 6~ ~ ~I 1.ao. 10 10 M~-,.. ~I 1 • .0. 16 •14 M -\:.. UflR•f!>il ... • • tlilo-"" .uuorn a u $ ~more t an percent of the busl-•n••t.1•.. 10 •l~-"" c.oit tfldvst a· 62 Jl)fll• ,,.. Glrttc• ·" I .. a--~ K •90 '' • T~"" Hrtfl c. 1.10 1 1 t• , v. tre1n Lin 2s. 16 , . .• vs1"1c1er2 .... • ... lt\.lo • ,.. ReSS ' ~Ir , ... J t ,.,.,_\If ColtofAl • .O .. I lt,,.,t \lo 0-5'Cl.M 1' I~+ e ~16 1+ Wit-,.. Hot1ofl5'.J010 tlO It ... l!DCO .I) I II 11\fo-11116 IJ$11"oSl.160 •• 11 l&'l-\111 • Awtrpf1.•l .• d00 1$ • 1to eoi.111(11,..,. J .. ,,.,. \It G<l..,..Y '"·I I ,.._,. J J6 Mlt-"' Nr"tSlpfl.WJ •• n .tOllo-.. rwlc1c .11' s sv, ... uuL~'c·",'.'. •,. ,..,_,M ~ THE MILLER SURGE IS l r Phill .,,..f'Ol'llnl J Jl 11~• ~ (AIQM2.061 21 ll-+ "'°(;A.TX l.tO t• t1ltlo• ~ 2 .. J ....... fril.cMCp .• 4 S 16'9 ... =·4'0 1 .. f"'•"" ...-.-. · .we come news or p _,. ·"" • • 4'i-" ,,.... ,. ,.. .. 1 " '" le ".1 • .., ,,, ... ~ """*' '"" 1 ,21 ,J •.,. NVI' (.otroo , '°' '"" • "' .n 1 l ~· ~ us 111c1 • ue> . .. • .. Morru' the'c1·g-~etle company that bought the b r """'"""In 1 , '' Tl•• "' C.ttG Clf l.A.. • """• "" .,. -.... KetL .. Ill • • ,.... ••• --0 o--$Molllfl .IO 1 I ,,_ .... USU•• .2' • .. ,....,._ ""' • At ~h l rewer our AMF "'1.1, 11 t•s 11~ • .,... C9'"""'" 11 ,. 1"'. ,. ~.. l "'* ,. Kr :. '·" ,. u ,..,.._ .., ~ •Nt .• s 3 ,,,. • •• w110111 • .0 6 110 1111t. "' u s "''"! . . " 2 • . years ago. t e t me there were many predictions lo the ...,,,,. 111c. 1 • 1111• 16...,. -.. c.otSt DMeJ • u ~ ... "' •,. ,... , _ .... "' ",...... .J•» m .-. ... ..., 11ef'r ... 1 • 1011o ... SfltltT• .. se. • 11 ztv.-,,,, us sr-.• ' ,. ,,..,. "" ~~-· d th Pbili ould AMP Inc .11 JO :rt"--" Qtwen Ml9 • , 1 I.,_ " I •c K""fllf: ,_,. • ts 11111 • • . cldnPet 1 • ,,, 11\io • "" SNIMrG .1' s 11 , • ..., USSINI 2.MI s isu l'O\lo • ,..., U&.~Vl'Ulg In ustry at p Morris w never get its ~ .• :t t ·~· 14 c..n..Col'I' .. 1JI ~ -11 l 105 :-· : I(,..,,. .20 It It HI+ -O:tldPI r. .. I SS'r.-1 $11ttlf~ 1.60 •• I ,.,... "' ~::"":t 1~ ri: :":. ~ mont~:a~~ir~~~:1i::!~a!:J~~b:!~~UstrY are e:,r;;~: ~ JE:·~ F.::i:E .1~ '5 ~=:·~ ~ '~ '·1.= u-: ... t:=.:1:'1 'T:~""~:: ~~S:~::;: ti u~~ ~ et:*·: 1! ~~:-.~ 8!-11:fn,~J ·; ,:151/\·~~ roughly equal in that each does about $14 billion of retail .=tfa.!f ·; ,J .~:;:-·~ &Pl''·· 1 lt~ • "' Gii ~= : J .;t ·;.a t:::.t; ·11 1 11.,,_"' Cktd Pei"""'.. 52 '""* "' ~1eo ·90 • ~! l~~.: ~ un• 1 • 1 """''.. 2' 1 "" ... sales annually. 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V•EPof ,,.., .. 1J ~ •. preparers Association of • au.i..-.-.. ~'"" aoo•Jlh Oll'IPt11s1r. •• 1 w _,...GI" .111 1 .~ .. ~ Llttorl ,...,. •.., 1 -"" o.i.:wo11n . .o, 1 1111o sc:.ieo1 1.M s '°' 11~ •• ,. v.e:1p1•.to .. 1uo .,._..., C r f . 'll T t' al t bera ...,_ Cll; .Ml;.; SI ~·"' CM!ttAL 1Clt. 17 St ,...,_ " Gl..WPCm 110 1 ll'h. "' LmMll'I flfll. . • I • -.,, __ ,. ,._ -Soul~Co 1 "° I .. J 111\. '. Va EIK pf s .. 1110 ,, .. \\lo at ornta wt meet ue&· · t ax preparer mem Al'm<:flf>'llt •• ai+o..,. ••• Otl:~i.to 7 ,, 1,,,.. v. G1t1rF1n1J1< i 1s 1'\ro-"' uu 1,.,,...1, .. ,, lllJ •.,... P•cA.1 .. 1.10 11 121'11• "'SoNfl•il.•s, :10 st'-'• ... Y•E•l'f i.•) .. 111JG 11:v. .•• day, in Anaheim to form an and 74 charter members of Arm1tR.-Db11 10 u-.. 111 ~ICOllP .SO 2 • 6• ... GlddLw .:a' ... s"• '"" L.o<kf'lffd s 121 I\~•,,.. P6(.G+~1.M 1 11'1 10~· ••• ,.. SNET••t ... , ,3 10~ •• ~. vor ... dofn(11 " s ArO(Mpfl'l16 6U-~ K:pJ.~11 ••M:tlo+°"'GllfHlll .JIS Jl°""'-'"-L-C.l,106 lS21-\lo P.c:Ltgl.61S 2116~ SNETptJl2 1•l~••' VStC.OrpMJI S U •'4 Orange County Tax preparers TAC. ...,.,, • ., 11Mtu• H ,. '*• -. Cp,tt"'1 .• • ao • ..., G1•1tn111 t.Jd • tJ 2s~-11t l..OiNiJr:1 .+o • u ' .•. '-<P9trl.IO 10 110 11~ ,_ °"' SoP11eu i.'i• i1 111 21v. •• ~ """'"M 1 to • 10 n.,.._ '" Soc. A.SA LW.IO •• JM ,.,._I'_ Cttll!Cpl.lr e Tf ,,__ ~ GI,_ ll'l<6f' 9 1t I lmMot.09b 1 22 U,,.__ Y. f'ec:Pwf" t.10 ' Jll II'"• "' SO R4U 2.1110 11 •S•-• '• -...WW-tety. TAC, with headquarters in "-'<• ·'° 6 1 .. 12"t ... 011u1tr .ttb •• 11 1V: ... ~ .~' • 1s 1J ... '-"""""' .200 • J I'"-• ,. Jl't TaT 1.10 1 12 11i... ,,.. so11.11"' .iO 11 ,.,,_ 1, W•RAp1 ,,,., .. uo .a • • .........atll'h • tJ """•Ill etltll llltty •• n 1 ... ...,.._ ....,1 r 11 1r:t11• \to ~s1n01 t Jt .. ...,._.,.. Jl'tT&T~• rto 1J.,, '°~1.60 1 ,. ,1,,. ~ w.c,,c11.r• • "1.._ • .,, ATTENDING THE Orange County Taxpreparers Society formation meeting will be Harris A. Poley, president of the state association. The meeting is being held at the Anaheim-Sheraton Hotel, 1015 West Ball Road, Gwen· dolyn Room No . I. al 6:45 p.m . San Francisco, was formed "91WvG1.4Cl10 31 ,.,,., ... c.itlfttt0ff210 J1• 6!\6•"' ~1.116 t0 11 ... ,,.. ~1 ... s ... n ... P..:11T1n .to, r ,,. •. ...., Sou1n.1nc1 .601, 3, J•(•• ~, wa <"°"·°'"·· ' l '• ..• l'n •pn'J or thl'S year, Al 5orl l-'O 6 I ~\Ii CofttWT .. I I 161 11 ... -\It ~ .'·: t J» I~-'4 L.el'llllLI I'-' 6 ltO I~ .•• P1ln+W ,IOb t 12 ..... SdNllFr 20 + 19 •"-• i,, W .. or .... I + l 11 .. n Allll-.+Cl J JI n.+ \It (oMtl 0.C. •. .. M~+ .. ....,._,,,,, .20 6 1 IOl'e ..• 1.A1n9IMLI rt ,, 1'1'0 1 ... , •. ,........., I.XI 1 \1.,., * \lo S.F0tpl I' I l• ... ·~ Wtlf 8111 .SS I 10 '"""' "-Aiko M .TJft .. u ~ ... (Mlotpf...., .. 110060 ••. ~1111 . r Jl2S%> ... LILpfN1J •• zlto10l'lt ... P•mBll .2S ' ,, • .,. S-SIP!.9011 J11a ....... W•llMur .60S, •Vt .. \ .. In recognition of the pro- fess ion, the California Legislature enacted a law ef· fective Jan. 1 of this year re· quiring all tax preparers to register with the State Department o!,Consumer Al· lairs and to be bonded. Ecorwmist,s Calling The Slwt,s-Sort OJ NEW YORK (AP) -Try-what they have jU5t written. ing to understand the Hedgingbecom_!sanart. messages that are being The greatest confusion emitted by the U.S. economy seems to result from signals today is as difficult as de-that show at one and the same clpherin~ an electronically time thpt the economic re· scrambled telephohecall. cover)' is under way and that 'The economic signals are so also is the beginning of the scrambled too, ra nd all yctu next recession or the deepen· need do for verification is to ing of the present one. read some of the forecasts be· The conflict becoines clear ing made by the esteemed when you realize that the in· economists for banks, busi· dex of feadini indicators has nesses, government and con-now gained an astonishing s,;i.tting services. 11 .5 percent since its trouMh in • January of this year. (IN A.LL OF these reports This, lbe First Nalional Ci· ''U" .. becomes a mighty 'fOl"d. ty Bank notes, "is the fastest Quall ications are sprinkled' increase on record (or the tbrougbout every paragraph. first five months of any re· Writers caution readers ~ coverysincel958.'' ~ainst laking too literally • • Technology's ~arnings Off ' jpata Te<hnology Corp. of Sf.nla Ana announced sales r.,-tbe rirst quarter ended Alig . 2 were $3, 778,000, oil 34 p,rcent from last year's $5,765,000. and net income was $166,000. and 14 cents per sure, down 37 percent (rotn l•t year's $262,000, and 21 cents. M.E. Hickson. chairman . aid chief executive olficer, said the lower sales levels Were largely due lo the d pressed economic condi· . He not-:d , however, lb.at· tt margins of 4.4 percent e almost equal to lut ar's 4.S per<ent In spite of reduced sales levcl due to et(cctl.-e cost conlrol pro- lf'&ml. NOW LOOK AT consumer and wholesale prices. They're rising, and sharply, and that means a drag on sales. Com- panies that have geared up for an expanding ecooomy could fiQd themselves once again With big inventories. Indeed, domestic demand for goods and services re· mains sluggish. A good deal of U:le expansion during the second quarter of tho year re- sulted from exp()rtS. There has been no bunt ln ret.&U sa1 ... At the same tlme, lntettst rales are rising, and Ir the put expe:rimce I• a criterion that's like throwing woler on a fare . • Nowhere ls the clampeoina efrecUoore p~on011Z1"4 than tn the housing marke(a. Len· den have money, but they donl wantto part wlthlt. And tr they do c.ommlt -themselves, they want almolt impossible tertn1. AUCYEI 1.5-1 1 21 11,.._ 1Ao (....-ood 2 1 J JI • ti. GouldDf 1.ll · · 1 1t,,. t :ft LIL pf I J~ . . J 61 -I Ptmld• ,QSb t 10 •'11-'fl S...r!Olt _fu , 1• ,,_ . WtiM+rl .Oto lS •1"9 11'"' • • ~~\k:: I~~~ .r.: :r:,.. 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Football at 7 4 Oldest Gridder Gains 11 Yards STERLING. Kan. (API - Samuel ''Pete·· McKnight rushed for ... or maybe "gained" is a better word ... 11 yards on three straight carries Saturday night in Sterling College's varsity· alumni football game. Pete is 74 years old. "My doctor told me I could go 100 percent for 10 minutes." the retired depart· ment store owner from San J05e, Calif., said. ?t,cKnight played in 1919 for the Sterling Warriors, and won regional honors as a fullback . The alumni had the ball on their own 35-yard line at the beginning of the second period '4'hen McKnight, to the cheers of the crowd, entered the game. The plan was for him to carry twice, which he did, gaining 3 and 5 yard.5. Coach Curt Bennett then sent a sub· stitute onto the field, whom McKnight ordered back lo lhe bench. Bennett s hru gged his shoulders, and McKnight car· ried again for 3 more yards, then reluctantly returned to the sidelines. He was tackled gently. "I told the coach I was re- ady to go back in in the fourth quarter," he said. "But I think he v.•as afraid I'd get hurt." Garvey Comments ·. ' Atlanta Completes Dodgers' Collapse LOS ANGELES (AP) -"It . was our biggest disappointment, coming off last year." ·said Dodgers first baseman Steve Garvey, after a 5-4 loss to Atlanta Sunday mathematically eliminated his team from conten- tion for the p~nnant. The Braves' victory enabled Dodgers Slate Altpmt1 o• KA8C OM) St-pt. ISen Fr<1nclS(o 11 Lo~ A~t s.itof. t S<ln Fr•ntlJ<O ~I Lo' Aogele~ SIPI. 10 Clt1c:lnnau ;1t Liit An~le5 7:21 p "'· 7:21p,M. 1,;~p.m. the Cincinnati Reds to win the National Le-ague Western .Division title. "For me personally, it was my worst disappointment since 1972, when I had my most mediocre year,'' said Garvey. Asked to predict the outcome of the playoff between the Reds and the Pittsburgh Pirates, he said, "Oh, I don't say yet that the Pirates are going to win their division. There are three more weeks left .· l think both the Phillies and the Cardinals still have a chance." Marty ·Perez of the Braves, who batted in the winning run, said, "I got my batting eye back better than I thought I would." Perez had been out since July 31 until last Thursday, when he pinch hit. He started his first J?ame since then on Saturday. The Dodgers, who last season lost to Oakland, in the World Series. saw their last chance go out the window when Perez' bases-loaded two-out single in the bottom of th e ninth broke a 4-4 tie to win for the Braves. Andy Messersmith, 15·14 , pitches for the Dodgers tonight when they host San Francisco against the Giants' John Mon- !efusco, 13-7. 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JP H R Eilt ae so S11ttor1 s •332J Wall 7 l 1 O 1 O Hol.ogt!IL,1-iol 1 ~ 1 1 O 1 1 E;11terly •'~ " 1 I • 1 OOom \1~22131 E.So<;.11 7'>l1103 0.IC.tntDn (W,1·Sl 'I> 0 0 0 0 0 Balk-E. Sow. T-1: SS. A-J,Q9. t • CINCIN1'jATI (AP) -TODJ' Perez loosed the nntdwnpaane when the word eame bJ telephone 1that Loa Angeles was beaten and the Cincinnati Redl had won the National League West crown for the third time ln six years. The Reds had to wait two houn after the game to find out they had won the ch-anipiooship and the right to face the winner of the Eastern Division for the National Angels Fall 15 Games Under·.soo "Yeah .. Whitey Hei-zog had lo agree, .. i''d call this momentum. If it isn't, I've never seen it." Herzog and his Kansas City· Royals arrive in Oakland tonight to commence a three-game shootout in the American League West. Ahd the Royals arrive on the wings of an eight-game win- ning streak. No. 8 arrived Sunday through the hitting of Tony Solaita and John Mayberry. Solaita drilled three home runs and then drove in the winning run with an 11th-inning single while Mayberry poled a pair of homers as the Royals edged the Cali fornia Angels, 8-7, for a sweep of the four-game series. The Angels are 64-79. "We tried to fold up but rouldn"t" Herzog said after the Royals watched a 7-3 lead vanish in the ninth when the Angels tied it up . Kansas City wifl use Dennis Leonard. 12·5, against Ken Holtzman, lS-12, in the opener with Oakland tonight. . "The pressure is on Oakland," Solaita said. ·•They're the te8m trvine: to win four in a row. We've {Ot a (ood shot if we stay healthy and don't start press· ing." Herzog might have been tempted to press the panic button Sunday. He used 20 players, eight of them pitchers, to keep the Royals ' longest winning streak of the season intact. "I told the team in the first meeting I bad with them that if we were no worse than five games behind Oakland in Sep- tember we'd have a chance. And that ·s right where we are.'' Solaita, now with 15 homers, said it was his biggest day in baseball and that he was "awful· Jy tempted'' to go for another homer in the 11th inning but thought better or it. KANSAS CITY Mrll•I 5 0 1 0 • 0 1 0 s 1 1 0 s J 3 l S I 3 0 ' J. ' 0000 00 00 •ooo •ooo 1 0 0 0 0000 0000 S 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0000 0 0 0 0 0000 0000 0000 P<1tek'~ CNl'cf G. Breu 311 Mlyberr~dl'I "'""''" Sol•ll• lb R. Sc:otl pr B. Mlrllntz c Wol'lllord II Stlnwit Klll.tN'twph MinQMlp ,,._, F.Wh!te'ttl FIU~risp McOur•p MtO..nl•IP ~kip Bl'llH p LIUell p CAUf'OltNIA ;1itrlltM Remy21> 6 2 3 2 River' • 1 2 o 8occllk lb ' 0 ' ' Meoli pt" 0000 A.G<lrriettOh l 0 0 O \1<1lenllnt cSll 3 0 0 O 5uinto!'lrf 5001 a.i..111 5010 Atllell<1t 0 0 0 O CNlklb 5220 El.ROOri911eJt JI 1 I CoUlMll 2 I I 0 Miley,$ 5011 Ungep 0000 M.Scottp 0000 K.l~p 0000 Tot<1ll •2 I 14 1 Tol;1ls •T 1 13 T Karu1 Oty 010 103 001 01-1 C..tlfoml• 000 020 01• 0-7 E-Sol•llt, $.ede(kl, _,,.ybrrry, OP--C..llforni;1 1. LOB-k<1nU1$ Cl1Y ,, C..lllomlt 10. 28--£1. 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Cincinnati won on Sept. 17 In 11'70 for the previouarecord .. -- "The recuJars are goins to play the rest of the WJlY," said Anderson alter learning the Los Angeles Dod1en went down M I.DI wllh lC 1Utch .. 1n his foot and· to Atlanta and were ellmtn1ted. everybody owed the team thit '1l'm aure we're 1oine to have muchelforl. -, ,. B01De ...,!axed play, lt'a tnmt.. "I'm aure that the lhlnl tUrned bl .. d d around alter ••atg::1nt." ' e. aa.i An erson. . ..,... Anderaon said be felt the tum· Anderson said Ouliett wU Ing Point In the ••uon w .. In.... lllll start ibe nnt 1ame ol ~ ly J4'1)' when the R'eds bad a 19-20 playoffs "1.d be exl>0d4 Pit· record OJ!d he called a clubhouse taburghtowln the East. mii0t!D81il Mon e . ..I lml!w Don d<>elll\'t 'h~ve-i!V "I told them we arepaldtopl'I)' hl1 lluff rl1bt now, bulfle a com. and If we are n9t we all better 1D4oround.He'1thebeslaodl'm pack a ba"'1oe llforganwaspl'I)'· _......,_witb.bim." : Orantes Is the Master , After Sweeping Conn~. Spaniard Encouraged By Crowd FOREST HILLS, N . Y. (AP) - The usually staid center court at the West Side Tennis Club took on the atmosphere of a bull ring. Manuel Orantes, the 26-year- old left.hander from Baroelona, was the master, making defend- ing champion Jimmy Connors see red in the ring. "Vamos, maestro," hundreds of Spanish·speaking fans shout· ed. "Manuel, Manuel, Manuel. "Orantes, Orantes, Orantes. Ole. ole, ole." The cheers rang true. Orantes taunted Connors by -pl-aying -t-o· his two·-fi sted backhand, kept him at bay on the baseline, then brought him in with drop shots and set him up for the kill. The 6-4, 6·3, 6-3 victory in the U.S. Open championships Sun· day ended Connors' chances of retaining the title and reigning with his former fiancee, Chris Evert, who won the women's crown on Saturday. Orantes·· victory came less than 18 hours after his ''miracle match" with Guillermo Vilas of Argentina. In that under-the-· lights semifinal, the third-seeded Orantes came from far behind and beat the second·seeded Vilas ~ 4-6,l~.6-2, 7·5,6·4. "I was so b.cited," Orantes said Sunday of his comeback from death ·s door against Vilas . He felt that momentum carried him through Sunday's final. During the match against Con- nors, which lasted less than two hours, chants kept coming from high up in the stands, which were packed -with a record crowd of. 15,669. They came from a group of Mexicans who had come to cheer Raul Ramirez, the No. 11 seed who went out in the round of 16. They stayed to back Orantes. "I don't know bow many there were,•• Orantes said ··~I had to count them by the noise they made, there were thousands." In his first official act as cham- pion, Orantes rushed to his wife, Virginia, and smothered her with kisses. •'She was more excited than I '' he said. ''She always stays c'atm, but after last night she was more tired than I.'' Everyone thought Connors, who won here last year on grass, had the decisive edge. He is known as a demon on any surf ace and had a lot more rest. Of the Big Four -Wimbledon and the Australian, French and U.S. opens -his best previous performance was rUMerup to Sweden's Bjorn Borg in Paris last year. .~1 .... U,S. OPEN TENNIS CHAMP MANUEL ORANTES. Sports in Brief Shoulder Injury Sidelines Plunkett. FOXBORO. Mass. -Jim Plunkett, the New England Patriots ' veteran · q_uarterback, sulf~ed a left shoulder separa· tion Sunday night in · a National Football League exhibition game against the San Diego Chargers. parently decided to spurn a $4- million contract from the World Hockey Association and stay ip,!. the National Hockey League, thP. president of the WHA's Min,', nesota Fighting Saints said Sul\-, daynigbt. ~ "I would say it's 99. peree Wings Knock Sun Out of 1st He said a bad back, now cured, kept him out of the title race in the past. But time off from com- petition for physical therapy and practice has cured that woe and he now is in top form. The Patriots reported Plunkett, a former All-American and Heisman trophy winner at Stanford, will be sidelined three to four weeks. Plunkett was injured when tackled from behind by San Diego's Coy Bacon at the New England U, midway through the second period. Plunkett fumbled and Gary Johnson piclted up the loose ball and went in for a touchdown for the Chargers. sure he'll stay in Boston," sai v/'ayne Belisle, the Saints' chi t executive. ,. .. Watson Whu u AKRON, Ohio -British 0pef champion Tom Watson held oli frustrated Jack Nicklaus with ,_ solid one-over-par 71 and score«j a relatively easy two-Stroke vie>..j tory Sunday in the last Wor14'1 Series of Golf to be played und..,. its exclusive, four-man format. ~ SAN ANTONIO -For the second time this season, the Southern California Sun was blitzed in this Te"as city, and for the second time, it has fallen out of first place in the World Foot- ball League's Western division. Behind John Walton's three touchdown passes, the San An· tonio Wings rolled to a J0..8 win Sunday in a game in which 26 penalties were called-13 against each side. San Antonio's record is 5-2 while Southern Caliromia will carry a 4-2 mark into Sunday 's game against Charlotte at Anaheim stadium. San Antonio-which defeated Southern California 55-24 here earlier this season-scored the deciding touchdown early in the fourth quarter on an eight-yard John Walton TD pass to Willie Frazier. That gave San Antonio a 23-8 lead. With 1: 48 left to play, Dickie James rambled five yards for a TD after Hugo Hollas in- tercepted a pass by Sun quarterback Daryle Lamonica, giving the Wings their 30 ·8 margin. While the Sun outgained the Wing s in total yardag e yardage-306 to 254-it also Alabama, ·BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - ·Bear Bryant'• 18th Alabama team beli., another quest for ~football'• national cham· P-lilP tonilht with players and coach alike tempering their In· !~!'.~m with some aecond ~they roporteCI back roF ~ ... that'• all they Ul.ked aboUt,'" ll.J'9 Bryant; whoee 242. 'ffctorh• In ~O years at Jl~I1nd1 • Kentucky, Toxao A16J111Dd AJabama ore tblrd on r the all·time list and who sends the second·rankcd Crimson Tide against Missouri tonight. OnT1'T....,.t Oaan-C7at8 ~"But tberebasn't been lii'U<h taUt of 1 national championship ·In the pa.st few weeks because they've looked so bad in practice. Yo6 always have a lot of .400 hit.- ten~ February. Baclt In the 1pr· t amassed 13 penalties for 135 yards. "They stifled us,'' said Sun head footbati_coacb Tom ·Fears about the referees. "Everytime we did something, they stopped us with the flags . I can't say that I've ever seen a gam·e called as inconsistent as this one.'' At Sen AntonJo -10,~J .... wines 001 o -I 01114 -30 THDIVIOUAL Ll:ADSltS RUSHING-soutti.rn C.tl~ Divis 2T...._ ,,_"' .. 1•. 5;lfl AntonJo, S..dltr t1_... RECEIVING -so111r.er11 c;.tllton'll .. Unm.ey M'I, 8r<ldley ,..S3, Htrd '-4'. Siln Antot>lo, MllrrQ J..M, Fr;11ltr 2·U. PASSING -Soutll1r11 C..Hfornl•, H•den 1 .. u.o. ,., .,.ras, Lamoni(• 2.1.1. IJ. 5--MW.lo, W..llon 10-2...0, 1:10. When he is, he moves about the court with natural grace. He rarely looks as though he is re- aching for a shot. He never seems to stretch. He just seems to be in front of the ball and with one fluid motion sends it back across the net. Orantes, the son of an optician, started playing tennis as a boy, like most world class players. Mt•'• O..bleti "1Nll Jll"nr'l'ly Connors al'l(l llleN•~•w. Rom..nl;1,IJNI M<lrfy R•llMft lll'ld Tom Okktr, The Nethet't<ll'lds, ........ Mlxffl DIHlff ""-1 Ros.-ry CHiiis •nd Oldl SIOCMto!'I ~I IS!llle ~King <111(1 FredStoUt, A1>$11'tll9, .. J, .. 7, .. l. W.mttt't °'"'*" "1Nll ~rel c-rt. Austf•ll•, 1nc1 Vll'(tlnl1 w.oe, llrlYll\. bMt 811111 Je1n King mc1 AOWtNry C&all.1·S1U, 1'6. • t i••, I •'-·•bt we'd bave a •bot at tennlned and they did a lot of ._ "''"'"'* conditioninc work this summer it,butl'mootsosu.ttnow.'' oa thetr own. Some guys came But this ls ·a regulat.1eason back Z0.2$ pounds lighter. game and Bryant b,ardly ever • 1 loses one of those -22'1b a row ''Miuourt scares me to de--•th,"' B.-vant 1•~·. ''tl'hey have and430ltbelut44. Bowlga.mes, ., ~· ot COW'H, ~ a different story that 230·pound tailback . Tony ancLthe.llu.r'a reeeitt record of.. Gal~ath, who £•n lly, .andlbey ,. t If d t ti have one Of ib .. filiest paJaera In ~~:::_~~l. •• · es rue on the naUon ill Steve Pla&rkiewtc., "l fotfel about UloM games.. I'm sqre theJ' will -I""' ltlex· ...., u cani' he,1'1)'1, "but the perlenced secondary. kids still 1et a Iot., ot Up tnuslc Mlaiouri flnlahed 7-4 \i ··n ancl , about It: They 1e""\ more d.. tied rot leCODd In tlMI Blc .£ieht. I s-tra"4Not Cid Former Costa Mesa High and Orange Coast College football star Pat Sweetland has not been cut by the Southern caiifomia Sun, as reported in SUnday's edi· lion of the Daily PU of. . The' Sun cut Ed Stnclcland, a punter, to make room forithe re- turn of Daryle Lamonica, who bas returned from the in'jured llsL SweeUand, a starter on de-- fense. was with the &an SUnday at San Antonio . SlrissWfns MONZA. Italy Clay Reguzonl or Swltrerland, in a F¢ari 312-T; led rrom start to fidlsb Sunday In winning the • Grand Prix of Italy Formula I a:uto r~ce. next·to-last evetit in the world c~111plonsbl1>seri ... Niki Lauda of Austria. Retauoni's teammate, dinched the world drl'fer•a title by ltnlflilng thl.NI behind Em~ Fittipaldl of Brasil. ~ .. ..... s • .,,..., ' Sf. PAW "-Bohb:rQri; pro bock•'Y'S •uper..-Stf!l',,haa ap:.. The red·haired, freckle-facedl Watson, rapidly moving into !hill front rank of the game'S premiel'f players, won the $50,000 fir~ prize with a two-round total di' 140, matching par on the d manding, 7 ,180-yard Fireston Country Club course. eo ~ ltateHtte Dia = FRESNO -Emory Ratcliffoll Fresno State· University's fir$ football coach and one of its m- ardent sports fans, bas died h~r 'Friclay 'tthe ageof96. ., Green Bolls : .1 ...... I .s .. , ... 1 I ' . · Saddlebaek .Toda)" Clo l•g N.)'.Steeklll • ~-t VOL. 68, NO. 251, 2 SECTIONs;n PAGES I ORA,NyE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1975 I TEN CENTS I 97 GUY GllAfilmU ................. 0.-C• c-u -will ... lllnn lhe dlance nat Je'1r to .i. dde II lheJ. want a portloll ol tbe ~·· l'Nd bulldinl taa ---ror-4tveloptaa " rapicl tra111ti 11stem .. touatJ" ' • . or· Mass ~ llalpb Clarti "'-ed ioday. eJark, who abo io cb~an of, lbe eounlT tramlt 4111rict tioard. nld be apoeta tbe COllllly Board. al llupervlwa'10 """"'"' plac>- blil -· • pirOpOllllan ... lbe JWle-1971 prlmlllJ. election -. ' ras_ s • Two Road Contracts Approved Two -tracu uiat Wiii iead to more than !Jes m1IJioQ bi road coo- ltriidlOll lm1'f'O.¥ellienblii tbe El Toro and' Ill-ion Viejo area thla 14)1 have ~ved byOran1eCount~t . The bciard thla week &1farded a .$Ul,800 P!l•I ,lo the McGrew Construction J?!>mpany for eon- struelioo or lbe.l!nal link of Trabueo Road between lbe two Saddlebaclr:.Valley communities. The pro)eci io due to becin in October aJld, will extend Trabuco Road froiil Its terminus at ~ Toro Road to a junCtion with La Vina Drive lo Mission Viejo. II will include installation al traffic sign'als whqe Trabuco will Jnt'et1ect Los Alisos BouJeYud and tat tbe El Toro RoadJunetlon. • I , COurity toad departml!nt plon- D<f11 )lav~been pr ....... ror COID· '.pletlon of Trabueo to ~¥ "°"'e ·~lief l91"tr~• """Ulilis J""°"1mo !load a11d Mulrlanda Boulevard to travel between lbe eommuntUes. Special -.are was tOkeo. ID cle- aign of the road to preserve the environmental aspects of. Aliso Creek, wbleh will be eroosed by the road extension. The other pact awarded by Superv;lsors this week waa a design contract worth $35, .00 lo lbe enelneerin1 rum al Chris- tiansen .and Associates to pre· pare pladl for construction ol Los Ali1os from Muirlanda to Jeronimo. 1bal project is due to be&in in November at a total cost Of l650,000. Serr.ano PTO Organization 'Meeting .Set An organil<llional meeting of the new Student-Teacher·Parent Organization al Serrano In· termediale School will be held Thursday at the Los Alisos cam· pus in Mission Viejo. Principal Ray Garubo says the purpose or the 7:30 p.m. session is to elect ofticers and appoint comn:ltttee leaders. - . The school, located in the Lake Forest area of · El Toro, is scheduled looper\ in November. ' Meanwhile, Serrano students are attending double sessions at Los Alisos Intermediate School. T . . ' v Clo W•<T-' p~~~.. .P, " -~~ '' ,!. .. ' lf ~1Ye ·n~'vel"!leell a tapewotm face lo face,' this ete .. · tron , m croscope Picture at the parasite gives ypu a clo6eup •. ·vlew. Soutb<rn Methodist University biologist . Franklin Sogandares, who took this picture, says the tapewol\m affects one in every four inhabitants of the earth .. Anti~husing Fight • Flares in Boston BOSTON <UPI) -Crowds of antibusing demon~.trators showered riot-garbed police with rocks a ad bottles near Charlestown High School today at the st.art of Boston's second year of' a federally ordered classroom dese-regation pro- gram. . At least 80 persons were arrest- ed. Severity.four were part of a pro-busing· group stupped near South Boston High. '.}\vo persons were j'ailed after the Charlestown incidents, including one accused of assaulting a police captain. There were no serious injuries. ·~·s been l wonderfµ.l morn- ing~'' said Marion Fahey, acting school-superintendent. ''We believe that it is a begiMing. I am confident this year will really be a landmark.·· SchoOl oUicials said they were comidimng contingency plans to deal wUlt th~dismissal of classes in the ahernoon. They would not c::om.ment 011 attendance, although observers t>elieved it to be off s~arply from · projected enrollment. High broke up the crowd, under the personal direction of Police Commissioner Robert J _ Di - Grazia. Police in formation swept along neighborhood sidewalks to keep crowds from forming. When the Charlestown crowd refWied to disperse, 40 members of the tough tactical police force, 40 metropolitan police and 30 of- ficers on motorcycles moved in. .. They were joined by a squad of U.S. marshals who shed their neckties, donned black gloves and riot helmets and armed themselves with clubs. Police mounted on horseback were called into the historic area. Three persons were arrested for disorderly conduct at a Rox- bury playground before school began. A 19-year-o1d youth at Hyde Parle High School was ar- rested with a 14 -inch tape- wrapped bamboo stick in his pocket. The arrested demonstrators chanted ''Power to the Working Cla1s'' as they were being booked. ftloplJia •bat Clan ealj.od "• true rapid t.ra.ult 1,,atem ln Or-· Cowaly _.. .. ., .... not talltlng .-ipon. -. but o modem bllb-opeed earrier ti.at wUI lranapoJt ~e wllbln and out of Ille e.unly," aartreaspbuilett. • H;ostages Taken In Paris • ' PAJ!Is CUPIJ -Two yciutbtut gunmeQ w_eariqa h~ M.d...ca.r- rying gas masks held up.a Paris bank today during the lunch-hour n11h, seized seven hostages, and demanded $850.000 in ransom. Police said the raiders ap- parently decided to seize the hostages and barricade themselves inside the bank when they panicked after seeing a police car cruise by on routine patrol aner tl}ey assaulted the Credit Jndustriel et'Commercial Bank. There was no immediate word on what the bandits would do if the ransom was not paid. Bank employes' union leaders issued a publi ,appeal td police aulhorftiet to disperse the 250 policemen surrounding the bank so •the &unmell could leave pe ully Tbe .P!lliee 11.ayed put. i ~ Eiah'.f l)frson,s were ina,ld the ballk at lhe time of the raid, but an old man was let go with instruc- tions lo tell' the police to telephone the gunmen at the bank. Police said they kept ring- ing the bapk's numb-rr but nol?ody replied at first. In a Qizarre telephone in- terview that was recorjle4 and broadcast by a Pari.5 tadio sta· lion, the bandits said they want- et1 $1.2 million in a combination of U.S...,..dollars. French francs, Germ.an marks, aqd British pounds sterling. 1 They said they were ar.med with "a sawed-off 12-g~uge shqtgun. a machine pistol 'With four clips -now 311'.2. ·• State Aidea Get Holiday Most government employes, students and bankers wi.11 celebrate the anniversary o( California's admission to the United Stales Tuesday by taking the day off. The spotty observance d Admission Day will in- clude employes of Orange County, state of California, oehool clistrtc:ts, banks anc'I rnostelUes. However , federal employes will not get the day off. - 4 Kids, Wife • .. Also Die " By Jl UDI NlEDZIELSKI ot•1191tJ"tf! .... :;__;:S.-a_1ddle)la.clt...1lallei.communilar_ leader Bart $pendlove, 42, '1(1 wile~. Louise, and four childrea .. · ' MAC to Mull ·Residential ' Speed Bumps The Mission Viejo Municipal Advisor)' Coun~il (MAC ) will studr the ~t;sibility tonight ofin- stalhng speed bumps in a res- idential area. The meeting is set ror 7 :30 at 26129D La Paz Road. The bumps are .being request- ed by Manuel F . Mallmo, 27261 Via San Pedro, who claims that vehfcles are exceeding the s~d limit iq,his ne ighborhood . M evidence, he cites the recent Cf41:;h of a teenager who. knocked do\\·h a cf!mented mailbox on Via Alvarado and a car which plowed through lhe rront yard or a home on Via San Pedro and rammed two cars in the driveway. Also schedult:'d ror council ac- tion tonight are: -A review or several proposed amenc:Wienµi to the Orange <;9un- ty General Plan, including the development or 3 4,00Q a('re ORE'n SPf_Ce area near Coto de Caza. -A propoS~I caUil'lg for an Am - trak pa&senger stop in Mi ssion Vie go. ,-A sug'ges ion by Councilman .fohn Noble to put the question of the proposed overnjght residen - tial parking ban on the March ballot . "pe-rished in the flaminl wreckage of their light plane Sunday night just after leaving Hulricane, Utah. \• The Camily was bound for California atiout $:55·p.m. afte.r attending 'church 'wltb Spendlove's .parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Winford Spendlove, when. Ute plane went down shortly anet takeoff. K1illed in the crash wer'~ Spendlove, a former Orange County planning commissioner and foun'd_tr of the Saddlebaci Area Coordinating Council; Louise Spendlove, 40, his wife of nine months. and children Denise Spe4dlove, 16, Kathy· Forbes, 15, Steve Forbes, u, and Kimberly Forbes&. Thelr •Ingle.engine Beethcraft. had cftcled over the Winford Spendlove house after 'l.ak'toff when the engine stop:ped. The plane turned 45 degrees, plunged into a barnyard. and exploded in - to flames after hitting a fen - ceP.Osl, wjtnesses said. Jl.uthorilies believe Spendlove, a pilot with 13 years experience, was trying to make it back Lo the airfield when the plane crashed. All six aboard died instantly. The elder Spendlove helped re- move the bodies from the wreckage after the Hurricane Fire Department doused the aircraft with foam fire retar• dant. "They had to restrain' him !() keep him away ri:qm the plane while it was stiU bu.ming," firt dispatcher Dell Stout reported. The crash took ·place about three miles out$de ll'\e sputhern Utah town or 1.'1o nea1 Zion Na· tional Park. Firefighters ~aid the plane plowed a furrow ·400 feet long before coming to rest In names near small rolling hillit about two miles from tht? nearest homes. Federal Aviation Admioistra· lion orficials in nearby Cedar Ci- ty said a pilot landing at Hur. ricane shortly after the crash re· ported extreme turbul ence . Ground personnel estimated winds were gusting to 30 miles per hour at the time of the crash. • FAA investigators today were probing the wreckage to de· termine the cause or the crash. Loren Spendlove', the is.yearl old son of lhe aviator, s:ud hit CSee FAMILY, Page t\.2 ) Coast 2 Die in Crash CASTAlC (UPI) -Two perSons were killed and four others critically injured in a hit- nm •ttident SUnday that pushed one car off an embankment and started a brush (ire .' that took more than one hour to quell. The names of the victims were oot imm~tely Mleased.. Police pushed apd shoved crowds away from Charlestown High near the Bunker Hill Monu· ment following tWo major inci- dents of rock and bottle throwing. Occasional objects continued to be burled at the helmeted police as they kept Bunker Hill Street clear with their riot batons, motorcycles and horses. More Postal Aid Needed - SHE SOW' C4R I FIRSI' EJIENING . ••t sold my car the li.r&t evening the ad appeared In thep~per." Tbat's the allvertiaing success story told by l~e Santa Ana woman who placed this ad in the Dally Pijol: The first ihcident involved an estimated 4b0 demonstrators who gathered in a housing pro- ject a block downhill from lbe old granite school, which wu not in- volved in the opening phase ol de- segration last fall. The crowd t·aunted polite, pelted them with rooks an<! toss<jl a bumi~g elfl1Y ol a black man off a building. Teams from a task force Of JOO police guarding Charlestown Board Meet Slated ·• -11µg _ Au\o. 1950. Call after• p ,rp\XXX•)CXXX ~ -Trusle~s o1 ole lldleback • If you have a car yrou'd like.to .convert to cash,, c•ll6f.2..5878. We mike k eaay to put afewwordstif wortc for you, in the Dally Pilot. • • • Community Qollege District. will retw-n to busine11 tonight alter a ooe·rqohth vacation. nte seven board members will meet at 7:30 p.m .'ln lhe !olle4e libn,Y. ' Mail Official Requests $2 Billion WASHINGTON <AP> - Postmaster General Benjamin F. Bailar appealed today for a doublinc of tbe SI billion annual subsidy paid by the taxpayers to the U .S. P.o.Stal Service. H.e said such a hike would be necessary ror at least two or three year~·\ pending a thorough review in tnat period ·•o( those services which tbe users of the mails· cannot rightly be asked to support." Ballar, in an address to the Na· tional Po1tal Forum, said the urvfC.e..also needs new autborlty to Implement rate increases more swiftly. The slowness of the current rate·mak·inC process, he aald, bu contribuled to the 1ccumula· • lion since fiscal 1974 of a deficit that will total $2.S bWion by the end of the calendar year. • you are over the prospect of higher prices for postage." But even with lbat anticipated boost in revenUt!!!S! ile said , a doubling or the current $920 millioft' federal subsidy is ·neCfSSfJO' tq serye as "a bridge • from an infla.Uon-wracked, de- "It is no~ secret," said .8ailar, "that to date the Postal Service has been unable to balanee tts costa ind 'teven~ 'despite ln - creaseil In J)Mlagefates. •• • "Something ha!f: to be dorie.. ln ficitlo-rid11eR ( Pottal Service to a an innationary period, w musln t financially solv~li\ institution." get away from a rate-mak g . . process which Iasta-so Ion• tlt:a\.. Wlthbut the su.,,ldy, he said, 1t the year for which tatel ~re t4W: win "" ir®osalbl• lo k~p rates set is oVer ~.n<t doncl wlUt be.font "ala lftvel1h•l,bblh busine11 an~ lhepro.;es1i.<1onfoplt led."· 'r bi!lhid.._.l111U6iicanaflord.'. 1 T ·-,,•'!> • •' Noting he has already served 'fbe postamastet gen~r'fll notice or a ''temporary" increase urged the establishment of a after Christmas th&.l will put the special i tudy comml~ion to de- price of a firat·c1ass stamp at 13 termlne 'whi~h services the tax- cents Bailer said. "l assure yolJ' 'Payers sttould be uked Lo sup that ,;,e are as w:ienlhusiastic as _port in the ~future . .. . • Weather Mostly s unny ~kies are forecast Tuesd ay, with lit- tle temperature change, says the weather service. Hi ghs from near 70 at the beaches to near 80 inland. Lows tonight in the 60s. INSIDE TODAY Reporter Doug F'rituche ezatnbw1 tM.. ag~-old problnn of who guard.I the guordl in qght of an Irvine controversy. ~85. l•dex _,,, •• .. L.M ... ytl C.llf•""• Cl•slltlft <•••'" '" .. ..... _ DfetA"-'ICH l.tilorlel P'.,_ ·--A-• ,.,..,_ - .. 11·1 al .. 11 •• ... .. •• • I -~ • • .fl IWLYPILOT •SB . • I I t I • ' '• Piiot L 'book -09 . .. • '• • • . Valley Oist~iet Bell Has a Peal By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Ol .. o.;..y---... ... ,.... IF THE SADDLEllAO< VALLEY Unllied District"s new s<"hool bell sounds a little off next year, there'-s probably a good reason for it: It will have a1c.rack . 1 The new bell, to be donated by the .. -. ··,7 NIEOZIElSKI Exchange Club, will be a 270.pound replieaol.Lhefamous Liberty Bell. It is now being cast in Cincinnati, Ohio. and will be one ol 2,400 produced - one for each month or this nation's independence. Exchangettes have made a $200 down payment on the $..1,500 replica and are asking the community to help finance the project. Anyone donating $5 or more will have his name en&raved Oil a plate at the base of the bell. The bell, three-eighths the siie of the original Liberty Rell . 1s being considered for pla~ment at the new school di stri<'t offices on Jeronimo Road as a memorial to Amer1('a0s 200th birthday. It "·ill be ac<'urale right down to the crack and have one added bt~n crit : The bell <'an be rung. *. * •• HOMEB\J YERS in the Saddleback Valley who move in after 1978 will probably blush with conservationist priCle when they get a look at their new fiusbers. After that date water-saving toilets will be installed in ~II homes if a bi.II now in the Legislature is approved. The toilets will consume three-and·a-baU gallons per flush instead of the now common five to seven gallons per fiusb. Owners of older homes will easily be able to keep up with the Jones' -just dwnp a couple of bricks in the boldin1 tank. ••••• KJDS A KEN'T being given enough credit for their m usical tastes, according to Dr. Dave Witcher, principal of Mission Viejo's Montevideo School. I-le taught a music appreciation class this sumqie\11 for, i children in grades 3·6 that covered the range from B8cb to . the Beatles. At the conclusion of the session the students were asked' to rate their experiences from J.to.5, 5 bei.nJt the highest. John Denver, Elton lohn and Scott Jopllii scored at the highest level. But the big surprise 1f.8S Mozart's Piano Concerto21 which took an over~l rating bf 4.:Jl. .. ' • ••••• .., Al'TEK BEING ACCUSEDol "sUfteptitl09S behavior" by an irate San Juan Capistrano clti1ert; Councilman John Sweeney launched a torr'nt of words ita Ue council's ·defense at Wednesday's meet.in&. • Not even Mayor Jim Weathers could stop \um:. After several gavel poundingsSweeneywasstill arguing. ''I have a right to get excited,'' snapped SYieeney. "I'm Irish!" His comment brought down the house an(l provided comic relief to an otherwise tense evening at city hall. Two Boats· lgi1ite; -' ,,...r9f11eAJ F~ILY .•. ' > 1tbei .,.d left for Hun1c1ne 17 and-aeblidw.d ID • ID Q~ Opwll1 _, bt. Ue ·a d~ that bil father made th• night lrequently, especially during recenti montba, because Spendlove'• motlier "la dying ol cancer.·· The y.ouneer Spemlloxuan_he missed the flight because he enrolled..ln cl ..... at S.ddleback College last week. ,,. Survivors alao include Dirk Spendlove, 20, Sharie Spendlove, 11, Scott Forbes, 21. and Spendlove'! former wife, Mrs. Margie Oe\lorak of Fullerton. Spendlove, who remarried last December, had been making his 1)ome at 25381 Pacifica Ave. ln Aegean Hills. A former employe of Philco ford Aeronutroni.ca.. Spendlove gave up his r:narketing job in 1972 to open a newspaper recycling business. He was active in the Mission Viejo Church of 'l}atter Day Saints and fu ~unity affairs. Spendlove at one time was con· sidered as a pOsslble mayor if the Saddleback Valley were to in· corporate. I-le characterized himself as a "do-gooder who becomes in· volved when something needs to be done and there is nobody else to do it." That was the case last year when authorities gave up their sea search for the craft of miss- ing Orange County Supervisor Ronald Caspers. Spendlove, Caspers' appointee to the county Planning Com· m1ssion, organized a party of ('ivilian pilot.& who flew up and dowa. the Baja California coast to searrh for possible survivors from the ill-fated "Shooting Star."~ . When-Caspirs ~ fiits declared dead, Spendlove resigned from the planning commission. He had held the office for a year-and·a· hall. Earlier, Spendlove was in· strumental in founding the Sad- dleback Area Coordinating Coun- cil, a coalition of homeowners groups . He served as president of the council in 1973. Funderal arrangements for the Spendlove family are pending in Hurricane, Utah. Whisky Heir Wouldn't Go? • . ...., ............. INSPECTORS BEGIN SEARCH FOR CAUSE OF SUNDAY FIR'E IN HUffTINGTOff BEACH Two Injured as Bl1ze Makes Ch1rco1l of Apartment lntertor ~~~~~~~=---I • TRANSIT ••• A.I a result, Clark said, an OCTD reserve tbat will reach about S30 mlllloo by the end ol the Leap ·Saves Victim . Of Huntington Fire I year ia not being put to work. A Huntington Beach nre victim Worse, he added, rougbly $120 was in critical condition today million in federal matcbing fWld,s after flames swept bis apartment to 10 with the $30 million is not and caused serious burns over 60 Oowlng in to district coffers as percent of bis body. · .... ~ · aJ tr ·• Fire department offieials are a .-• ~ a region IDSl• pro-• ti I cl I the Su d -am. mves gal ng ues n n ay -----morning fJre lbaj9used $12,000 Clark said the reserve money to $15,000 damage ID the ap&rf. and the federal funds would be used to begin tbe Initial 13 miles d rapid transit line throu.gb a re- gional transportation planning program. Tbe OCTD chairman said be bu lflritten Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley and the Los Angeles county Board of SUpervtsors urging them to end the delay In selectlnl the con· nectinl Los An1•t .. llnk. Pot Sower Reaps Jail A Tustin man was ar- rested on marijuana possession charges Sunday when an Irvine patrolman allegedly spotted a green, leafy sprig hanging beneath the man's B • D--'-motorcycleseaL . nn,g JCX.«;ft; Kenneth A. Mannarelli, 20, of 14132 Carloma Drive. ment at 214 14.th St. WhiJe Roger Perry was burned seriously, another vietim of the fire, Kathy Oldenburg, 22, escaped major injuries when she leaped. from the. second-story balcony.· Firemen said she was burned slightly and suffered a l!Ut wrist a11d back i.njurie1.---. · Inspector Chuck Burney said the names ·were hot enough tO spre;id to some of the other 20 ._part.roents in u\e complex, bL\t inste;1.d pdshed its way out tb~ patio wind(>w ~ did no further damage. , Miss Olde.nburg told in- vestigators that both she and Perry were poised On the balcont and that she jlimped, but Pent hesitated. · lnvesUgaton said thal Pe"!f then went back through the names and down the stairway and it was then that be suffered the bums. Proh:b: .!-n? Tustin, was stopped by an WlllTE PLAINS, N.Y. (UPI) "' "'"'"-' officer near the comer of -Duringapleaforlowbail,the. GLORIETA,N.M.(AP)-The Main Street and "If he would have jumped, be probably would be okay,·· Burney said. Three fJre units and 15 fire de- partment personnel batUed the • blaze and paramedic units treat4 ed both victims. attorney for Dominic Byrne said Woman's Christian Temperance MacArthur Boulevard. in court today that his client of· Union, undaunted by increasing The officer allMedly had fered ktdnaped Seagram Uquor liquor sales and a dwindling be'n tipped.,fhBt M•'n· heir Samuel Bronfman 11, his membership, is renewing its oarelll was vSeen "pulling Sh freedom, but Bronfman refused drive to return the nation to pro-weeds" in a nearby field. e Dies in Leap to leave. hibilion. The attorney, Peter DeBlasio. After confiscating the SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -A sajd, Byrne. who with Mel The battle plan, adopted at the plants, the orficer drove to JO.year-old San Brwio womd Patrick Lynch was indicted last group's five-day annual conven· the field and pulled up laid her purse down on a y,•eek fQr the $2.3 million rinsom lion which eilds today, calls for several marijuana plants walkway of the Golden Gate · Fanµly lnjqr~d Fires broke out in two boats jn Newport Harbor Sunday, one causinf first-degree burns to a Redlands family aboard a cabin cruiser who were rushed to Hoag • Memorial Hospital for emergen· cy treatment. A second fire caused $.500 damage to a fishing trawler but no injuries. The first blue was at8:30 a.m. aboard the 25-foot cabin cruiser, ''Coronet,•• owned by Oliver Gregor of Colt.on. · Fl&mes bunt out of the engine room w~le Tom Monahan and his two children, Tom Jr., 8, and Del»orab, 15, stood around the open hatch ol lhe boat, docked at the Dune$ Marina. Monahan told the Orange County Harbor Patrol the engine sounded rough and he had opened the hatch to investigate the trou- ble. After the blaze was ext· inguisbed by the Har.bor Patrol fireboat, the Monahans were rushed to the Hoag Hospital emergency room and were later released. Deborah suffered first-degree bur'ns on her face and feet. Tom Jr. had Iii-st-degree on his face ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Robert N. Weed ... ~, -,,__ Jack R. Curtey Vlte ... •,Ollit"1...cl0.-M~ Thomas Keevll l:llltor TMmas A. Muf')lttint ,,,,........,£11l- Otarlet H. Loos Richard P. H .. 1 AAltl..i Menlelfll~ and Monahan escaped with only sinj(ed,~air. ,. \ kidnaping or the 21.year-old intensi(ylng efforts to make that had been growing wild Bridge Sunday and then leapeu Bronf~an, at one point offered cities and•counties dry throuih there, accorclingtopolice. to her death. She was the M2nd . ' Damage to the Coronet was estimated at $250. The Harbor Department saJd the fire was pcssibly· caused by the combina- tion of gas fumes in the bilge and an electrical short circuit. Bronfm.a'il 1'bis' freedom when _ _:l".'.oc'.'.:a'.'.'.l..'.o~p'.'.'ti".'.o'.'.n.'.:~'.'.le'.'.ct..'.1'.'.·o:n'.'.s:.... ------:::;;;~;;;;;;;:=======:::'.:___kno=:.:"'.:_:n::_::•w:·:c•::·d::e~f:ro:m:.:the=:sp::an:::·_: Mr:' Lynch was not present ... (but) for reasons that will be made clear later, Mr. Bronfman chose not" to take advantage of the offer. The second fll'e occurred about 4:30 p.m .. when the 52-foot fis- hing trawler "Chickadee'' was cruising off Balboa Island in the main channel at Coral St. Damage to the boat, valued at $160,000, was estimated a\,$500. The only person aboard was the owner. Donald Burnham o~ San Diego, who was not injured. A spokesman from the Harbor Department said the blaze pro· bably resulted from poor insula- tion in tbe engine room. Marine Placed In Japan Jail NAHA, Japan (UPI) -A U.S. Marine, convicted of knocking unconscious two Okinawan junior high school girls in April, then r.iPina them, was sentenced by a .Jl.panese court to six years in prison. PFC Sammy Flores, 19, or California, was found guilty by . presiding Judge Yasumasa Miyagi at the ~ab,fl ,District ~ Court. ' Flores could have received eight years in prison. He was assigned to_t.he3rd Bat· talion, 4th Marines at Camp Hansen in northern Okinawa. The diminutiY'e 53-year-old Byrne appeared stwmed when Westchester County court Judge Isaac Rubin refused to set bail and ordered Byrne and Lynch held at the county jail in Valhalla without bail. Talk on DiaJ>etic Care Scheduled Dr. Russell Poucher will clis· cuss self care for diabetics at 7 :30 Tuesday niJ.ht at Sad. dleback Community Hospital, 24451 Via Estrada in Laguna lhlls. Dr. Poucher, endocrinologist and diabetologist, is president of the American Diabetes Associa- t j o'1 (ADA l of Southern Califomta. He is affiliated with several hospitals in the Los An(eles area, including Whittier Hospi/al and White Memorial Hopsi al, and has been active in ADA of Southern California since 19'71. 700 Attend Rally • DALLAS (AP) -A crowd of more ttian 700 people gathered here Sunday at a rally to protest the possible use of busing to de· segregate Dallas schooJs. Dallas is under court orde"r to de· segregate its schools. Keep Trying $1 Million Boy Needed .. LONDON (AP) -Sir John Waller would be $1 million richer today if his wife had given birth to a son instead ot.a daughter. "But' she ts the prettleSt baby I have ever seen. She is woqderful," said Waller as he cradled Ut'e in· fant in his kllms at Queen Charlotte's Hospital. . Lady Waller proudly declared: "She is perfect. I could not care less about the Inheritance." 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F.oer .. rtgul1tlOM feQUltti ttit111at1Hal peneltift tor wl~ witl'Klraw1!1 "'°"" wtlllctlf ICCOl.lflll I I Toda~s (;loslm« N.Y. teeks VOL. 61, NO. 251, 2 SECTIONS, 22 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA I MONDAY SEPTEMBER 8, 1975 1 TENCENTS " 'I ' I . . 1~Y1ne ouncil ~See • . ,, DOUGLAS f MISCKE Irvine ~-=.::J-:v~ qreed to iftlt • ~mpromlse tolutlon to lhequalion ofwhot llloqidbolhe city's role in matins sure -... Ina !or low and ll)oderate-lncome families ls avaJlab.le. • But Mayor Art Aillbally pro. misecl Satur.day to block ~ ae~ tion on llousln1 .tJl•t cloo$,not ln-_ volve is;ettfing two sulla againal " • tlM city. Ant"°"y alld Ille bous, i"-' IAlita will not belp aotve lhe pnjl>lemandwWdrivfuittu . ~m.ltter""'111 ret\ltn lorcfiS- russ!on of ideu to be written by each eoullcilman IOC" lhe Sept. Z3 -n .. Under advice trom City Al· torney Jain•• Eric1t4on. the council has 1he\ved bous"Vlc u a diseu,1lon tqp . wJJ1te the- laWS\llt. are pendln,c. •• .. . A Huntington Beach lire ~ictim BOSTON (UPI) -"c:rawds or .w.Js. in critical Condition today antibusing ·dem-0nstr-ators ajter names swept his apartment showered riot-g~bed police with andcausedseriousbumsover60 rocks .3 11 d .bottles ne.ar ~cent of his body. Charlesto'#u High--SChool today fire department officials are at the start of Boston's second in!estigating clues in lhe Suqday year of a fe derally ordered morning fire that caused $12,000 classroom desegregation pro- to--sl!5,000 damage to t!'e apart· gram. meht at 214 14th St. At Jeast 80 persons were arrest· ~hile Roger Perry was burned ed. Seventy.four were part of a s€liously, another victim of the pro-busing group stopped near f[te , Ka, thy, QJdenb~r r, 22, South Boston High, Two persolli escaped major injuries when she leaped from the. secosad·slory we r • j a i 1 e d a ( t er th e bircony. Firemen said she was Charlestown incidentS, including b~i-ned slighUy and s uffered a one accused of assaulting a cul wrist and back-il\iuries. . . police captain. inspector Chuck Burney a aid There were no serious injuries. tt\_t;. names were hot enough to "It's been a wonderfaj morn· spread lo some of the other 20 ing," said Marion Fahey, acting 8Qartments in the complex, but sch·ooJ superintendent. t 'We instead pushed its w&Y out tbe believe-that. it is a .beginning. I . , Ratio wind.ow. and did_ no (urth_.tr am confident this year will really damage...... be·a·landmart." .. "M.i.ss Oldenburg told in· School officials said they were vestigators ·that both ·she and c~sid,ting CQ!ltio_-~1;1cy.pJans to, Petry were poi$ed on.the balcoajr ~eat ~1th"the-d1s m1ssaJ of classes attd that she jumped but Perty , m th~ ~~rt}OOD.1 They would ~ ~\lated .. / comme.n{ ,on atJ~~da.n_ce .. "llhvestigators sailr that' perry ·although observers 0 belLeV~·1t to . tlien~ went back through the . be off sharply from ,P;l'OJ~cted fl~es and down .the stairway enroll!Jlent. antl it was then t.hal he suffered Police pushed and shoved the'burns ..... _ _ -. ~row~.! ]-war from C!'ta_rlest~w~ ~f-he ~ould ·ha've~urileed, be Rig~ near t6_e Bunker Hi~l 1M~ii~· p'ri5babl ')'ould b~ 'OJc:aY:,'' met,tt following two m8Jor 1~c1· ifafh_ey said .. • deets of rock and botUethrow1ng. ~fee fire·µ 'ts and ~!Jre de-Occasional objec~s continµed . to AA~men~ . ..peHOMe1 balt1ect the be h~led at the lielmet~ po~ce bl~ ejlrid paramedic ~ts treat-as they ~ept Bu!'ke~ Hill St.reel ~ lfi victims. ... clear wtlti tl;le1r riot batons, 1 • 1 motorcycles and horses. l,pvt;stigators said the fire Th . . . . slatted in the living room, but as . e ft~st 1nc1dent 1_nvolved an yet.,UteyKnewMcauSe. , estimated 40~ demon~trators who gathered 1n a housing prO- il ject a block downhill t'i"om the old granite school, which,was not in· Vol~ in theopeoi~ phase of de· segration last fall. The crowd-SOE· SOW C4R F.lllST ' EVENiNG ' , · taunted· poJic'e, pelted Utem with rocks and tossed a burning effigy ol a black man olfa buikling. 'T.sold my: car the rust evening lllc!ad 1ppeattd in lh•P•Po<·" '(hat's the adv'ertising 9\M:cess sl0\1 lold..by lbe Sanla Ana -.:cn»n who pl1'ced this ad In the Dlil1' Pilot: I 'a. 'Ill Bug. Auto> lllSO. ciu • "atler6p.m .... X•XXXX • )f.fOU have a car you'd Uketo <ODvertto cash. C!'all ee-. We 111~11 easy topulafew.wordoto _..fol-you, inlhe o.!ly l'tlot. l . Blaze Spreading. FRESN~ (U PI ) -Fire fig~ers today tried to ~heck the spre.S. Of 11 210;acre blaze oyer st,eep, r«ky te..-raine in s.!quoia Nation#! Forest about SO miles .. east ~here. The tlre broke out Friday night just as forest service crews were ex.t- ingui1hin1 . the remnants of a 11,000.acre blaie in the forest. 4 Botb ......... aimed"' halli,.a d~v•loP!11•nl of the 2,058:-aere Irvine Induanal Compl .. ·E0!!,1 . -until Some .,.,..,, to ;e..nsure avaUabllity of lower--coR houlin& ror t~ Sndu1t,n1J a"'a's workers is devfsed. , • A· 1u,it l)y enviro1;1.mentllli1t Waley Marx attacks the en· vlronmental impact report ror th• cooi11.t•x "u ~onchull by the OrAna:e Copnty, Fair Houslna: ' • Teams from a task force or 300 police guarding Charlestown High broke up th~ crowd, under the personal direction of Police Commissioner Robert J . Di · ,.Grazia. Police in formation swept along neighborhood sidewaJks to keep crowds from forming. ' When the Cti.arJestown crowd refused to disperse, 40 membeN of the tough tactical police force, 40 metropolitan police and 30 of· ficers on motorcycles moved if). They were joined by a squad of U.S. marshals who shed their neckties, donned black gloves and riot helmets and armed themselves with clubs. Police mounted on horseback were called into the historic area. Three persons were arrested for disorderly conduct at a Rox- bury playg'round before school began. A· 19-ye ar-old youth at Hyde Park High School was ar- rested wi\I\ a 14 -inch tape· wrapped ba mboo. stick in hili pocket. The arr~sled demonstrators chanted ·'Power to the Working Class·· as they were being booked. .. PptSm.rer ' ' • • • Reaps Jail ' ' A Tustin man was ar- rested on marijuana possession charges Sunday when an Irvine patrolman allegedly spotted a g'reen, leafy sprig hanging beneath the man's motorcycle seat. 1C.enneth A. Mannarelli, 20, of l4132 Carioma Drive, Tualin, was slapped by an officer ne,ar the comer of M a l'n S l ( e et a n d MacArthur BOulevard. The officer allegedly had been tipped that Man· nareijj• WIS seen "pulling weeds" in a nearby field. After confiscating the plants, the officer drove to the field and pulled up several marijuana plants fl!>•I had been gro= wjld there, according to ce. • . ~Jlo~iqg -Rlan • Counoil •lt,ek1 the ....n...1 ... 1~ ·<t>ml>I -c<>nlelidlng1l Is iJ. le111ly In 6 i&'tltenl with • eenerl(I plan goal to provide housinc for those worldn1 ln Irvine. AJtbouch neither suit pre-v the Irvine Comp•QY frqn IO ahud with the inouitrlal eom· plex -a poteotli.llylluaative tax IOU~fO) \he Cftf~~···tlie .Ompany. has oedW"lO JN\ .• •• I 9'f d.••!10 areiktlfed. " . ~~ ~nUI lhe SUI., ·a~ Att<™iey Er1ckllClll, who h .. otaaf\1 some tallCS-wtllf th• boUi Ci: proponent.a, eslimaleli tWo,o t.ftree years to huh thinp of.at in court ~ 1;>l~Ul(s bave rellloed to dileuss a ett~ment until their •t.torn~y returns from vacation 5'PtJ; ]trtckson said .. I "II ijy tllo meetinl of"lhe 23rd , . "' we do not have a firm date Mt for .. • ml"'tlng with our oppoMn~.-I witl do tverything in my powttto take it off the agenda." Anthc:liOjl said. By tying up development of tho industrial i.t.f'e.a, Ant~ t ha r1ed , the housing ll"O\I "'tre forcing up the tax rate ln tht tity and school&. Wi(hout the ; industrial tax bu.i;e, he aald, the !Bee HOUSING, Pa101U) S B .afl Spendlove '' Ii-Vine • I ' " -~---Water -.. ' Bid.Ey - 1'\e Oranae County Recfstrar ot Voter8 Is expe-cting a rulina from the 'count1 ~el this week on I;'hether the lrvtne Ranch _water lstri:c~JlLbe.lin its · transition to be<'oming a "de- mCX'ritic'' inst'itUtion in Nov- ember. A new l•w. Assembly Bill 2392, wu•sie.ned b:r Gov. F.dm'und G. BroWn Jr. Aug .. 29, allqwina the district to divide it.Self into five voting districts: one for each ol five mem be.rs of the water board. Three df the directorships would remain under the present ele(iion' system -votirig fights ~'e1lonlandown·ership. '· Two· dltectoaj>ips would he eleCted democratically. These tw~ would be in d~cts in the · Polfulatea .area& of ·Irvine and Tus~n. · ' However, since the J1ill was .siM l~eda,Y.olthe~e(or filin1 u.»fal~llo.,d <indidot ... neither -the~trict <t,.,...,..w'h er one cit.the.three· board seats open-in Nqvember will be filled democr8tically. The water board plans a hearinc Sept. 11 io determ,ine whethe'i" the change can be made at this late date. The hearing is beinl delayfd until then due to notice requirements. Thru s~ats on the water board are ~~n in November. If th,e ~._anCe 1s made, one ol those will · be filled demoCr"lically. The seats are filled by Lansing •,Eberting and Frederick Keller, . ~ Jrvjne Company employe.s, ~ E. 'Ray Quigley, a (armer Irvine councilman. All three (Sf.t WATER, Page AZ) ·&Wtt" ...... ,..... Oll;S Wl1M FAMILY Saddlebeclt'• Spendl a Bring Back Prohibition? GLORIETA. N.M (APJ -The Woman's Christian Temperance Union, undaunt~ by lncreasfng li~uor :sales .and a dwindling memberi hip , i's r enewi ng its drive\o return the nation to pro- . hibilion. · The billtle plan, adopted at lhe group's, five-day annual conven· tion 'which endS today, calls for intensifying e fforts to make cities. and counties dry lhrough local oplioh elections. Gas Tax"'f or Bus • System to Voters ~ 117 GAKY GuNvnu .Of .. 0.lly .... MaiH Orange Cou'ntY voters will be given the chance next year to de- cide it they want a purt.ion ol the county's road building tax runds uted for developing a rapid transit system, county Supervisor Ralph Clark predjct- ed today. • "Clark , Who also is chairman of the county transit district board, 1 said be exj,ects the county Board of Supervisors to approve plac- ing •¥Ch a· -propQSitioo on the June 1916 primary election ballot. If appr;oved by voters, the pro- position would divert up to 25 per- cent'. of county a:asoline taxes earmarked es.elusively for build- ing highways to a mass transit system. ' 1be funds would go toward de- veloping wbal Clark called '"a true rapid transit system in Oran1e County.·' "We're not talking about more buses, but a modern'hiah·speed carrier that will transport pOople within and out of the county," Clark emphuued. Main' routes for such a system were approved.. laM year. The lint link Is 1chiduled to.run ~3 miln from .San.ta Ana to· the Oronge-Lol Angel.et COUnty line t clear Imperial Hlibway. Clark eomplalned at a _. eonferOllce lhal lndeeision by Loi Anaeles officials 1a hindering Onna• C:O::Z'• elforta to get lhepro}eet erway. Re oald Loi AD&elea olllciala t .. ar.•.l\J.IJJJ1ated o•--lbat -. will connect with the Orange County.system. As a result, Clark said, an OC'J'D reserve that will reach about $30 million by the end of the year is not being put lo work. Worse, he added, roughly $120 million in federal matching funds to go with the $30 million is not flowing in to district coffers as a part of a regional transit pro- ~gram. Clark said the reserve money and the (ederal funds would be used to begin the i.Ulial 13 miles of rapid transit line through a re- gional transportation planning program. The OC'TD chairman said he has written Los Angeles Mayor 1'om Bradl@y and the Los Angeles county Board o f Supenri.sors urging them to end the delay '~n selecting the con· necting Los Angeles link. Marine Placed In Japan Jail NARA. Japan (UPI) -A U.S. Marine, convicted ot knocking uncons cious two Okinawan junior high school girls in April , then raping them, was sentenced by a Japanese court to six years in prison. P.FC Sammy Flores, 19, of California, was found guilty by pres iding Judge Yasumasa Miyagi at the N aha l)iatrict ,Court. --· - • 4 .. Kids -.1-·-~ - And Wife ., Also-Die- • By JUDI NIED'ZJELSIU Of•°"'fJ ........ Saddleback V~l!tY c:ommuni(Y, leader ·11art Spendlove, '2, hl.i wife , LOulse, Ind four children perished in t e a n1 wr,eckage or their cliJ!il •plane !llnday nigbt•Jllst allil" leaving Hurricane, Utah. • # The family waS boand1 for California about 5;S$.p.m .. after at ten 4 in g -.:'h u re hi wit b Spendlove's parenta', Mr. and 11rs. Win(ord Spendlove. wben Uie plane Went down short1y 41fler takeoff. _ Killed in the crash were Spendlove, a formJtr ·orance County planning commiuloner and founder of the Saddleback Area Coordinating Council; Lowse Spendlove. 40, hil wife of nine moo~s. and children Denise Spendlove, 16, Kathy Forbes, 15; Steve Forbes, 11, and Kimberly Forbes 6. Their slngle--engtne Beechcrart had circled over the Winford Spendlove house an:,r takeoff when the engine stopped. The plane turned 45 degrees. plunged into a barnyard, and exploded in · to names after hitting a fen- cepost. witnesses saJd. Authorities believe Spendlove, a pilot with 13 years experience, was trying lo make it back lo the airfield when the .plane crashed. All six a board died instantly. The elder Spendlove. helped re· mo ve the bodies from the wreckage after the Hurrican.e Fire De partment doused the aircr aft with foam fire retar· danl. "They had to restrain him to keep him away from the Plane while it was still bumin1." fire dispatcher Dell Stout reported. The cr ash \ook plac,e about three miles outside the southern Utah town of 1,500 qear Zion Na· tional Park. Firefighters said the plane plowed a furro'l" iOQ feet long before corqing._tA> rest in names near small rol\ing hills about two miles from the nearest homes. Federal Aviation Adminislra· lion offici;:fl s in nearby Cedar Ci· ty said 3 pilot landing al Hur· ricane shortly after the crash re- ported extr e m e turbulence . Ground personnel eslim ated winds we re gusting to 30 miles per hour at the time of the crash. FAA investigators today were probing the wreckage lo de· termine the caUse of the crash. <See FAMILY, P.age t\2 ) Or:::'4,C:ast Weather Mostly sunny skies are forecast Tuesday, with lit- tle temperature change, says the weather service. Highs from near 70 at the beaches to near 80 inland. Lows tonight in the 605. INSIDE TODA 'l' Rrporttr Dou" PritucM emmine1 tM.og~-okt problem of who guordl the guards m Ught o/ on Irvin~ controver111. Pug~ 8.S. _,,.., •• .. L M , .. .,. CAllt9f'ftl• O..IHI.., ........ -- •• •• •• ... ,. .. .. •• .. ... ~u•n Mfll.NyTfW ........ M.11-.1JQ.,. 0r....,.C4>Wlt, = . .. •• •• 11·1 0. .. JINMkn t:•tiwWll ~· t11'-'Ul--t .. _. ··--- • •• ... •• T ... wt119!1 --_,.._, .. 1 .. 11 •• ... •• •• f • Postal . Suh ·dy Sought ! WASHINGTON (AP) - Pbstmaster General &ojamin F. Ballar appealed today ror a doubling or the $1 billion annual sub,l:idy paid by the lttx.payers to the U.S. Postal Service. lte said such a hike would be necessary for al least two or three years, pending a thorough review in that period "of those services which the users o( the mails cannot nghtly be a sked to support.'' Bailer. in an address to the Na- tional Postal 1' .... orum, said the service also needs new authority to implement rate increases more swiftly. The slowness of the current rate-making process. he s aid, has contributed to the accumula- tion s ince fi scal 1974 of a deficit that will total $2 .5 ·billion by the e nd of the calendar year. "It is no secret," said Bailar, r "that to date the Postal Service 1 has been unable to balance its " costs a nd revenues despite in- t creases in postage rate:-;." " "Something, has to bl> done . In 1 an inflationary period . we m~st r get a~·a y from a rate-making process which lasts so long that the year for which rates are to be set is over and done with be fore the process is completed ." Noting he has already served notice or a "temporary" increase after Chris tmas that will put the price of a first·class stamp at 13 cents, Bailar said, .. I assure you that we arc as unenthusiastic as you are over the prospect or higher prices for postage." But even with that anticipated boost in revenues, he said. a doubling of the current $920 million federal s ubs id y is necessary Id serve as "a bMdge from an inflation-wracked, de- ficit·ritlden Postal Service lo a financially solvent institution.'' Without the subsidy, he said, it will be impossible to keep rates "at a leve l that both business a nd individual citizens can afford.'' ' The postamaster general . urged the establis~m.ent of a special study comm1 ss1on to de- , termine which services the tax- payers s hould be asked to sup- port in the future. British Phone Engineers Listening In? LONDON (AP) -A British lawmaker wants a top.level in· vestigation into allegations that telephone engineers listen in on lovers' sexy calls and often hook them into loudspeaker systems for all to hear. "'This kind or kinky behavior ·must be stamped out at once,·· Laborlle lawmaker Marcus Lip- ton said. "It is quite unacceptable that engineers should be able to in- dulge in this form of depraved amusement,·· he said. Lipton's demand for a probe by the post office followed newspaper reports that (1) some engineers tap lovers' lines, (2) cut off callers in call boxes so they have to pay twice and (3) listen in on prominent people. ''If these allegations are true,'' he said, "one can no longer have any conridence in the privacy of telephone con versations. The suggestion that intimate con- versations may have a big au· dience is quite horrifying." Lipton has written to industry secretary Eric Varley demand· ing a full-scale inquiry into the extent of the alleged t appings. The post offi ce declined com- ment on the charges. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT TN()r .... GolJI 0.lly PHol, W•lt>wtlltl> i$C...,.. borwd llM 1'<1w~.PreH, It ""ltli'1onl°' llleO<- C-t P..ellSlllnt C""'P•"Y· 5o1.,..,o11~..i11'°"' ••e pol>ll.,._. Mct1>d•w """"'" • ""•• lot Co•t• ,,.,. ... NlwP<Wl ti.K io. Hunt•"o;tt""' IW«h/foun. l•!n Ylll•w, !•win ... S•<l<llOb•<~ Y•ll'"V •"" U.0-kK•~tll C0•1I ">l!'Qir•O"U"'"'lt<li· !Ion I• pubillN<I ~'"'"••~ ~ ~""°'"'• T h~ ......... ,,..cllllhlnc pl•nt II •! :IJll W.•1 B•Y ~f"Mt,. CM .. """w, C.11ota<nl• '1616. Robert N. Weed P••l•<lllnt •n<I P..t111_,..,. Jack R. Curler.. 'Wk• PrHl<lel'l ln<I C..Mt.i 1W1Q1W ThOmas Keevll (O•!ot Thomas A . Murphine ""'"'~11'11 Elli..., • ' p rYJ•g ,$1Mi~Boy ~ J,ONDON !A~~r sir Jobll w,,,iwri~ dd w $1 milllon richer today 1thls wife had Cfven'bl to a san ' instead of a daughter. . · ' .. But s he is the prettiest baby I have ever oeen. She is wonderful, .. said Waller as he cradled the In- f ant in his arms at Queen Charlotte's Hospital. J.ady Waller proudly declared : .. She is perfect. I could not care less about the inheritance ... A cousin the late lady Viola Waller, left Sir John 500,000 pounds, now worth $1 ,050,000, but he gets only an income until he produces a male hetr. A bachelor when Lady Viola died, he was married to Anne Mileham in April 1974, when she was 30 and he was 57. ,.,.... P.,,e A I FAMILY KILLED ••• Loren SperuUove, the l8:yea~ old son of the aviator. said hus father had lert for Hurricane Wednesday and was scheduled to return to Orange County Sunday night. 1-Ie added that his futher made the flight frequently, especiall y during recent month~. be~ause Spendlove's mother "IS dying or c;1ncer.'' E'ro• Page Al HOUSING • • city cannot arrord the existence of lower·cost homes. School district officials have e-stimated that a house must be taxed at a market valueof$85,000 to carry its own weight in tax- supported services. Saturday 's session was at- tended by about SO people includ- ing repreaentatives of the Fair Housing Council, Orange County Housing Authority, housing ad- vocates Angelo and l\tarilyn Vassos. UC! Chancellor Daniel Aldrich, Irvine Company Presi- dent Raymond Watson. But We~l ey Marx, leader of the city·s opponents on housing, did not attend. .. Resident Rowland Boucher. charactetizjng himself as a new resident, presented one side or the iow~r-cost housing issue: "I just mor.red 50 miles from an inner city to Irvine. I don't un- d erstand why we are blighted and why we want to put in low· income hous.ing. This iS a beautiful city in a beautiful area and housing costs less than in most of the Los Angeles area.•• WATER ••• have filed as candidates for re- election. Challengers are : · -William H. Johnson, 14702 Oak Ave., a public purchasing or- ficer. -Jay Rocha, 5072 Chateau Cir- ·cle, an employe of C0W1ty g_ov- emment. , -George A. Gallaher, Jr., 14601 Swee tan St., a civil engineer. -James M. Crowley, 4301 Rafael St., a certified public ac- countant. -Harry Esaylan, 5291 Plum Tree, salesman. -Gina Matek, 14772 Can- terbury, Tustin, a community ·volunteer. -Dwight Da\'11, 17582 Cot- tonwood Av e., a business ex· eculive. San Clemente Lifeguards Rescue Two Although weekend beach ac- tivity along the Southern Orange Coast was about as dull as the overcast sky, San Clemente li(eguards did rescue two model airplane enthusiasts. Lifeguard Steve Barrett said the two apparently were Dying the plane above the cliffs along the north Dana Strand area when it missed its mark and landed in the clirrs below. Ola! Kitchin, 36. ol Fullerton, began climbing down to retrieve his pl ane. He got stuck and George Bellah, 19, of Ontario, started down to help him. Both men were midway down the 35-yard cliff and unable to go either up or down. Lifeguards took both men to safety. They also rescued the plane. Before lifeguards could get to the men, Kitchin fell about 30 feet, causing him to suffer minor cuts and scrapes. Bunker Ret1Jn18 PANAMA CAP) -U.S. Am- bassador Ellsworth P. Bunker returned Sunday nlt:ht to resume lhe negotlatJ.o ft s for • new Panama Canal treaty after an abHnce of nearly six inonths. Re didn't hold out hoPI' ror • epeedy completion of the dlscuulons. The younser Spendlove says he missed the night because be e nrolled ln classes at Saddleback College last week. Survivor s also include Dirk Spendlove, 20, Sharie Spendlove, 11, Scott Forbes, 21, and Spendlove's former ·wife. Mrs. Margie Devorak of Fullerton. Spendlove, who remarried last December, had been making his home at 25381 Pacifica Ave. in Aegean Hills. A former employe of Philco Ford Aeronutronics, Spendlove gave up his marketing job in 1972 to open a newspaper recycUitg business. He was active in the Mission Viejo Church of Lalter Day Saints and in communit,Y'affairs. Spendlove at one lime was con- sider~ as a possible mayor if the -saddleback Valley were to in- corporate. He characterized himself as a ''do·gooder who becomes i n- volved when something needs to be done and there is nobody else to do it." That was the case last year when authorities gave up their sea search for the craft of miss- ing Orange County Supervisor Ronald Caspers. Spendlove, Caspers' appointee to the county Planning ~om misslon, organized a party or civilian pilots who flew up and down the Baja California coast to search for possible survivors from the ill-fated ''Shooting Star." When Caspers was declared dead, Spendlove resigned from the planning commission. He had held the office for a year·and-a- balf. Earlier, Spendlove was In· strumental in founding the Sad· dleback Area Coordinating Coun- cil, a coalition of homeowne rs· groups. He served as president of the council in 1973. Funder al arrangements for the Spendlove family are pending in Hurricane, Utah. New Indian Group Forms A third nation of "Y" Indian Maidens fo r mothers and daughters ages 6 through 8 has been formed at the Orange Coast YMCA. The new nation is called Mocama Nation and is headed by P e nny Theusen of Newport Beach. The two existing nations are Wenona Nation, headed by Joann Barry of Tustin and the Kahnee Ta Nation, led by Jeanne Wanlass of Newport Beach. , Jnd.ian Maidens is the coun- terpart of the boys and men's In- dian Guide progr am at the Y. The program begins when school reopens. For more information, phone 642-9990. 700 Attend Rally DALLAS (AP) -A crowd or more than 700 people gathered here Sunday at a rally to protest the possible use or bu.sing to de- segregate Dallas schools. Dallas is under court order to de- segregate its schools. Ford Keeps Open Style WASIUNGTON (UPI) - President Ford has de· cided to continue his personal style of cam- pagigning despite an as- sassination a'lempt three days ago, a White House spokesman said today. S31d today. Ford int.ends to go to New Hampshire Thursday to ca_mpaign for Louil Wyman, the Republican candidate in a s pecial Senate election, and to leave Friday on a t~ trip through Mi11ouri. Kansas atlcl •Texu for a nilx of political and public -appearances. Asked if Ford would al~ hi• style durinC lbele or otH.er fu.ture eneaa• merits for .. security re .. ....... -_ .. tary.llan Nesaen lold reporten, "U. h• not tndicated 111&1 be would'" make any ch&n1•· ' .. Hostages Taken In Paris PARIS (UPI) -Two youthful gunmen wearin& hoods and car· ryin1 ... mask• held up a Paris bank 1'>day during the luneh·bour n11b, sebed seven hotlUges. aftd d~manded $8SO,OOO in ransom. · Police said the raiders ap- parently decided to seize the host ages an d barricade themselves ln1ide the bank when they panicked after seeing a police car cruise by on routine patrol after they assaulted the Crodlt lndustrlel et Commercial Bani<. There was no immediate word on what the. bandits would do if tbe ransom was not paid. Bank employes' union leaders issued a public appeal to police authorities to disperse the 250 policemen s urrounding the bank ao the gunmen could leave peacefully. The 'police stayed put. • . Eiaht persons were inside the bank atthetlmeoftheraid, but an old man was let go with instruc- tions to t e ll the police to telephone the gunmen al the bank. Police said they kept ring- ing tbe bank 's number but nobody replied at fi.rst. In a bizarre telephone in- terview that was recorded and broadcast by a Paris radio sta· tion, the bandits said they want· ed St.2 million Ip a combination of U.S. dollars, French francs, German marks, and British pounds sterling. They said they were armed with ''a sawed-off 12-gauge shotgun, a machine pistol with four clips -now 3'1.1." Reds Nab Boat TOKYO <AP) -Soviet patrol boats apparently strafed and captured a 99-ton Japanese fis- hing boat with nine crewmen off the southern tip of Sakhalin island today, the Maritime Safe- ty Agency reported... State Ail.ks Get Holiday Most government employes, studenn and bankers will celebrate the annivenary of California's admission \0 the United Slat .. Tuesday by taking, tbedayofl. The-spotty observance of Admission Day will in- clude employes of Orange C.OUOty, State of California, school districts, banks and most cities. However, federal employes will not get Ute dayorr. • Tapemonn lfp a.~ ... ,. ....... u you"ve never •een a ttpeWOrm race to raee, this elec- tron microscope picture of the parasite gives you a closeup view. Southern Methodist .Uniyersity biologist Franklin Sogandares, who took this picture. says the tapeworm affect~ one. in every four 'inhabitants of the earth. Two Boats Ignite; Family IJJ.j_~red -' ' Fires broke out in two boats in Newport Harbor Sunday, one causing first-degree bums to a Redlands family aboard a cabin cruiser who were rushed to Hoag Memorial Hocspital for emergen- cy treatmen1. --- A second fire caused $500 damage to a fishing tr•wler bu~ oo injuries. ' The first blaze was at 8:30 a .m . aboard the 25-foot cabin cruiser, ··coronet,•• owned by Oliver Gregor of Colton. '. · Flames burst·out of the engine room while Tom Mona~n and his two children, Tom Jr., a., and Deborah, 15, stood around the open hatch of the boat, docked at the Dunes Marina. -. Monahan told the Orange County Harbor Patrol the engine sounded rough and he had opened the hatch to investigate the trou- ble. After the blaze was ext· inguished by lhe Harbor Patrol fireboat, the Monahans were rushed to the Hoag Hospital emergency room and were later released. Deborah suffered first-degree burns on her face and feet. Tom Jr. had first-degree on his face and Monahan escaped with only sinRed hair. Damage to the Coronet was estimated al $250. The Harbor Department said the ftre w.as possibly caused by the combQia- tion ol gas fumes in the hil«• 'rd an electrical short ct~t The second flft occurred abQit.at 4:30 p .m., when the 52-foot~ hingLrawler'"'Oltcklrdff'• s cruising off Balboa Island in e main channel at Coral St. Damage to the boat, valueclat $160,000, was estimated· ai$. Mate Aiding : , I Wallaby Hrad ' ZUMBROTA. MIM. (UPI) - Hoping that marsupial love will atalltract wayward Wally the w aby, officials of the COmo 1.ooin St. Paul, Minn., plan to use f¥s mate Wanda in the search. Wally. who e scaped at the- Goodhue County Fair Aug. 9, has been sighted several times. He was seen Sunday on a covered ,. bridge in a park near here. A zoo official said there has been no shortage of food for Wat- Jy, a vegetarian who is living elf corn and boybeans, nippli4.g flowers in the local cemetery and eating alfalfa, which he loves. Bur the wallaby, a kangilOO- like animal, can survive outdoors only until frost sets in. "' •• ,,. I • • Mariners gives you " I up to a s1,soo tax deduction this year. •• .•. AND EVERY YEAR UNTIL YOU RETIRE! NOW YOU CAN BUILD A TAX SHEL TEAED RETIREMENT FUND AT MARINERS, WITH "IRA" --"THE INDIVIOUAL RE- TIREMENT ACCOUNT. Mariners Individual Relirement Accoulll Is a personal tax-sheltered 'retirement plan. 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SHELTERED FROMT,t.)( AfTEO PLAN PLAN OEFEARAL 5yro. $ 9,510 $ 6,730 s 2.780 10 yrs. 23,540 t5,750 • 7.790 . 20yrs.. 74,&40 44,060 30,560 30 yrs. t$5,550 95,030 90,520 - •Above f~ur• are based on 25'1rt loeotne br«*et. Fedef .. regui.1'°"' reictutre 9Ubslanll11i .,.,-ialliMI lor urty wlthdl"•w•la lrom c.rtlflcllte 10COC.1nls. ....,..,,l,Mcfl (Motn Office) ''''"'"•chtror. l714)M2'-4000 ... ' • ' ' ., .... v •• ' I l ·-- • , HontlngMin Beaeh Fountain Valle VOL. 68, NO. 251, 2 SECTIONS, 22 PAGES ' • . ORANGE COUNTY, ALIFORNIA Today's Closing N.Y.Stoeks I. 'MONOAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1975 --- ' TEN CENTS . ' . .:.. . ·Gas Tax for Mftss Transit:: Prb.pDsed , II)' GUY GllANYILL& • °' ............. .... Ormp Cowrt1 ...... w\11 be 1i•e11 tbe cbance nest l'9l!I' to de- ddo ll tbeJ •ant. a.portloD al lbe <OUlllJ'• road blllldlJlll tax ,_. u.sff. for developfDI' • rapid tr&11aJt ayatea.., county -If _....ec1 by voten, the ll"O- paa1t1.., would divert ..,tozs per-..,, ot county 1UG11ne tax .. eamarlled exduslvoly for bulld-lllC hllb•Al'B to ·.__ transit system. 1be funcb WouJid So toward de- •dot>lnl what Clark called "a true rapid transit system in Onnae Coun\y." "We~ aot tt..1.klnl•bout more buHs, but a modem high-speed carrier.Jhal-will lr~people within and out of the -y," a art emphuiled. • llaln routes for surh a system wen approved Jut year. 'l1te lint Uni< la scheduled to rwn J.3 m11.. from Santa Ana to Ille 0rang .. 1.o1 A111eln Coonty line -lm~alllipwQ. -Clark complained al a press «>llferf!lee lhat Ind-by Loo • Angeles officials is ttinderin1 Oranee t:<iunty'a elforta to aet the prol~ under WQ. He aaid Loo Anceles olliclala are stitltmated over a coute that wUI <:01111C£t with. the Or1111• County sysfeDJ. <SeeTllANSIT, Page A!> • • ' aves • tre 1et1m Clvic Leader, ' lt~~y :Kill~d -' ~~·-By-IUJDIJlllBOZO:LllKI~~ ·Sacsd1eba~~i:"c':mm0unil'y -. _., ... 9"'" ,,..· DIES WITH FAMILY Seddletiack'a Spendlove ' -Postal-Vnit Asks Doubling Of SubsUJi.es 'WASHINGTON (AP ) Postmaster General Benjamin F. Ba'ilar appealed today for a doubling of the $1 billion annual subsidy paid by tile taxpayers-to the U.S. Postal Service. He said s~h a hike would be {lecessary for at least two or Ptree years, PendiU a thorough :review in that period ••or those services which the. users or the mails cannot rigb.Uy be asked to support." Bailar, In an address to-the Na- tional Postal Forum. said t,he. service also n~ pew aµ\h\)nty <to implement rale increases more swirtly1 leader Bart Spendlove, 42, his wife· LoUise~ and four children . perished in. the fl a min g wreckage of their light' plane Sunday night just. after leaving Hurricane, Utah. The family . was bound for California aboUt 5:55 p.m . after attendiri."g church with Spendlove's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Winford Spendlove, when the plane went down shortly after lakei>!!. -. Kili~d in the. crash Were · Spendlove, a forp:aer Orange County planning commissioner and founder ot·1the Sacklleback -l\rea•<'CoordinalUq Cpqncll : ~ Spe'ndlo\!e, 41>, 1111 wife of nine montb•""-.ud Chlldren l>enbe Spendlove, 1', Ka\hf Forbes, ts, Steve Forbes, ll. and Kimberly Forbes 6. ~ · Their sfnile-engtne'Beechcraft hatl circled over the Winford Spendlove hou·se· after takeoff when the engine stopped. The plane turned 45 degrees, plunged into a barnyard, and exploded in· to fiame:s after bitting a fen· cepost, witnesses said. Authorities believe Spendlove, a pilot with 13 years experience, was trying to make it back to the airfield When the, plane crashed. All six aboardd.ied-imtanUy. The elder Spendlove helped re- move the bodies from the wreclrage ~ter the Hurricane Fire Department 9gu1ed the air.craft with foam fire retar· dant. "They h3d lo restrain him to keep him away frorn the plane While it Vf8S still burning," £ire dispatc.bei" De.II Stout reported. The crash took place about three miles outside the southern Utah town of 1,500 near Zion Na- tional Park. Firefighters said the plane plowed a furrow 400 feet long befor' coming to rest in names near· small rolling hllls atKiut two tniles from the nearest homes. Federal Aviation Administra· lion ofrici&ls in nearby Cedar Ci· ty said -a pilot landing at Hur- ricane shortly after the crash re· ported extreme turbulence. Ground p ersonnel estimated wi'ods were gusting to JO miles per hour al the time of the crash. FAA investigators today were ,(Sff FAMiLY. P ago A2l The slowness of ttie current .rate-making ~roce!s, he1 said, ~as contribut.00 to the accumula· 'lion since fiscal 197• of a deficit ' ·that will total S2.5 billion by the end of the calendar year. .. • "lt Js nb secret," sald l;lailar. "that to dat~ the Postal Service ·has been unable to' balance its costs and revenues despite in~ .creases in postage rates ... "Something has to be done. in·. .an )nRationary period, we m!"st 1et away from a rat.e·mak1ng 'p~ess which Jasts so I'?"&. that 'the year for which 'rat.el are to be . .set is over and' done Witti before , the ~rocess is oompleled .... ' • Noting he ·twi already served 1ooUl:eof,a ''tempor..-y'' increa~ ,al\tt Chrlstrhas· lhal wlll pul the 1prloe of a first.class stamp at 18 ttn~, Bailar said , 111 assure you 1j.hat we ,.are as unenthusiastic 11 \'JOU _are over the prospect of ntUgber prices for Po&tage.'' , Bpt even wtth that anUctpated nboott in revenues, he SJ!iid, a "r:(loubling of the current $920 · l lllon fede<fal subsidy is ·nntt~sary to serve u '"a bridge ~m an inflation-wracked, de· .ricit-ri.dden Poetal Service lo a ,.,financially 10lvenl instllution. •• 6ift of Cheer Slww Staged for Elderly Eight children from a Fountain Valley apartment complex spent the last six weeks of summer vacation planning a show ror their st"nior citizen friends. The children, all 10 to 12 years old, live in the Pine Tree Apart· ments, across the street rrom the Parkhurst Retirement Center, 99'l5 La Alameda Ave. Tonight they plan to present 20 oldtime songs, a s mall play, as well as a vaudeville-style series or one· line jokes. Lisa Scarborough, and her playmates Liz Porter, Ricky and Carla Curcio, Chitra Srineth, Mike and Robert Marx and Scott Damon became acquainted with the center residents during the summer, often stopping lo chat as they sat On the home's front porch. Li sa·s moth e r , Rita Scarborough. explained that one of the youn.gster 's ra vorite rriends died recently, and the children thought their program might help cheer the residents. Since then, they've designed costumes, practiced "Harvest Moon," "Heart or My 11eart," and "Swaf)ee River"' among other tuites and planned the rest of the program. They·n present it on a stage after dinner tonight in the home's cafeteria. Their clos ing song will be "Thanks for the Memory.·· Vets' Hospital Killer Loose ANN ARBOR, Mi ch. !UPI) - The person who killed at least nine patients at a veterans ad· ministration b.Q.spital may still be at work, but the institution re· sumed normal admissions today. The FB I reduced its starr of agents at the hospitaJ, although a spokesman said Sunday the in· vestigation to identiry the kill er -who many doctds believe may be a respected member of the hospital's starr -would con · tinue. All patie nt s r eceiving in· travenous injections -all or the kilfk's victims were on IVs - will be gathered in one ward and placed under 24 ·h"our guard. a spokesma11 said. Without )!le subsidy, he said, it ""UI be lmiSoulbl~to keep rat.es ""'at a level that both buainess and 'r~ividual c.itiJenl can afford.'' I ~ P'la.t ltMI .,.,_ FOUNTAIN VALLEY KIDS WlLL ENTERTAIN THEIR ELDERLY NEIGHBORS Ve-vth Wiii UV• Ageln Tonight \t Parkhum Retirement Center -· J • --• , I Resident Critically -. . Burned ._ .. ,A ijuntington Beach fire victim ~~1 -wJn11mm:-.rcond1tto1r10c1""-~ a'ft.er n,mes 1wepl his aparto;ient and cadsed-serious burns over 60 percent of his body. fire dep,,rtment officials are lnvestigiltink clues in the Sunday morhing fire that caused $12,000 to $15,000 damage to the aparf- ment al 214 14th St. ' ,, Panel Delays Decision On Fund Fate By ROBERT BARKER OlttleO•ll' ~a.ttwtl The controversy surrounding City Admini s trator DaVl' Rowlands is expected lo heat up tonight whe n the Huntington Beach City Council meets. Courfeilman Jerry Matney will bl" asked to go behind closed doors to substantiate his Aug . 25 allegations th;:it Rowlands is responsible ror a conspiracy tu prt>vent the council and public rrom knowing or city operations and expenditures. Rowlands reportedly has prC'- pared a lengthy response lo the allegations. Matney s aid today he will h<.1ve new charges that he will cor.rront the counC'il with \onight. '.\1 ayo r No rma Gibbs says there is a possibility she "':ill farm a commission to consider )iatney's charges and Rowlands· response arter tonight's meeting. She said the g roup m<.1y consist or three council members. the chairman of the city's Economic Adv iso ry Commi ss ion . <.1 member or the city·s Personnel Commission and perhaps a judge. Countering rumors fl ying around city hall today, Mayor Gibbs said. "There absolutely has not been a decision made ih the Rowlands case.·· Tonight ·s meeting is expected to have its lighter moments too. A movie by th<.' League or Cities wi ll be shown at 6 : 15 and will orrer a li ght-hearted s1>00£ or city counC'ils in action, Mrs. Gibbs said . It will run 45 minutes and the public is invited. Counci l members will aJso face a busy regular agenda that in- (See ROWLANDS, Pa1eA2) SHE SOW C4R FIRST EJIENING "I sold my car the t\rst evening the ad appeared in the paper." :rhat's the advertising success story told by the Santa Ana , woman who placed this ad in the Dajly Pi~ol : ·ea Bug . Auto. $960. Call after8.p:nr, Ull:•O'XX If fou have a car you'd like to convert to cash, call 6'2-5S78. We make it easy to put a few words lo work for you, In the Daily Pilot. While Roger Perry was burned seriously , another victim or thi fire, K athy Olderiburg, 22, escaped major injuries when ~he leaped from the second-storY. balcony. Firemen said she waS burned slightly and suf'fered a cut wrist and back injuries. Inspector Chuck Burney said the n ames were hot enough lo spread lo some of the other 20 apartments in the complex, but instead Pushed its way out the patio wiridow and did no further dam1gl, M·lss Oldenb,urg told in · vestigators that both she and Ptrry were poised on the balcony and that she jumped hut Perry hesitated. Investigators said that Perry then went back through the names and down the stairway and it was then that he sutrered lhe burns. "lf he would have jumped, he probably would be okay,'' Burney said. Three fire units and 15 fire de- partment personnel battled the blaze and paramedic units treat- ed both victims. Investigators said t he £ire started in the living room. but as yet they knew no cause. Marine Placed In J ~pan Jail NAHA , Japan (U PI ) -A U.S. Marine, convicted or knocking unconscious two Okinawan junior high school gi rls in April. then raping the1n . was sentenced by a Japanese court to six years in prison. PFC Sci~my Flores, 19. of California, was round guilty by presiding Judge Yasumasa Miyagi at the N aha District Court. Flores could have received eight year s in prison. He was assigned to the 3rd Bat· talion. 4th Marines at Camp Hansen in northern Okinawa . Coast Weather Mostly sunny skies are rorecast Tuesday. with lit- tle temperature change, says the weather service. Highs from near 70 at the beaches to near 80 inland. Lows tonight in the 60s. INSIDE TODA 't' Rrporter Doug Frilzsche emmine• the. agl'-oJd problem of who guordl the guanil in light of an Irvine controuer.sy. ""9• 85. . l•de1". ....... •• AN!Ui-fl •• _,Trft .. •• 1..M:-.,r. '"'' . •• ...... . .. 0.Ulf!H ..... M•llo!l.tl M• *t .. """"'' •• Or••Ce""'~ .. .,..,_. •• _ .. .,., O.aotllMtU(" .. -· Al .. '1 11:111"'"-1 ..... .. Ttlotwl1i.t1 •• ... ~-"' ,.,.., ... , "' "-· .. W.•llMr .. ··-... -rltlMt*t •• --•• ' ' • • ' fl DAILYPILOT ~/F OArrestf,'d Police Attacked -:.... '\ . ' - FAMILY •• •' Family Quartet . In Bus Riotllig ' Arrested · ~~~~~~t <:--4---iOUl'-member• of a-Slanton.2. BOSTON (UPI > -Crowds of a ntibu1in g d e m onstr0:6tors sho"·ered riot-garbed police with rock s an d bottles near Charlestown lligh School today at the start or Boston's s~rond year or a fe d erally ordered r l<1 ssroom desegregation pro- gram At least 80 persons were arrest- ed. Seventy-four were part of a pro-busing group stopped near South Boston ll1gh. ~·o f>('rsons were j ;11led aftC'r the Charleslown llll'l denls. including one accused of assa ulting a pohl'l' capt:.un Thl'f •~ \~Cfl' nil :-<•r1ous 1nJUnt'S. ·tt 's het~n a \vo nderlt1I morn- 1 n~." sa id l\lar1011 t'ahcy. <.icting school ~upc rintc ndent . ''We Jx>lieve that it is a bejinning. I i1n1 confident this year will realty be a landmark." Plaza Hit By Burglars In Huntington Huntington Beach police wer£' looking today for burglars whp s"'ept through a shopping renter Satu1·day night but escaped with only $33.50 in cash and o ne calculator . Police :;aid the burglars tried to enter seven stores in a shop- ping center a t Atlanta Avenue :tnd Be ach Boulevard during the night Saturday. But they only found $2.SO from Surr Cleaners, 21064 Beach Boulevard, and $31 in cash and the calculator from Don Joey's liairstyles, 21042 Beach Boulevard. Police also found pry marks and signs of aftempted entry at Von's Market, 21082 Beach: Tastee Free ze, 21032 Beach ; Carosel Hairstyles, 21040 Beach; Highlander Laundry, 21068 Beach, and Her Highness, 21070 Beach. Valley CofC ...,..., -·~ h'• Sets' Session Interetted teachen, communi- ty residents and busiDeumen are invited to, Tuesday'a., Fountain Valley Chamber o! Commerce luncheon. ~ Hugb A. Shanahan, r"e&ional training coordinator wtth the Dru& Enforcement Ad.miniatra- tion, will d.Jscu11 drug abuse and business at the 12 o'clock meet- ing. . t The cbar1e 11 $3.!IO per person, and the meeting will be at the Crossroads Re1taurant, 18050 Broolthunt St., Fountllln Valley. Those interested 1n attending should phone the chamber office, 962-4441 Tuesday morning. • Slates New Chief Planner Realtor Roger Slates has been elected Chairman of the Hunt- ineton Beach Planning Com- ·mts1ion, replacing Willi am Geiger. Slates was r eappointed to the planning commission June 16, 1975. Geiger resigned effective Sept. 1. Geteer is moving to Stratford, Conn., where he ls employed by the Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. His post on the board was filled by Joseph Boyle, a politica1 science professor at Cypress College. ORANGE COAST "" DAILY PILOT • Sc hool of(i cials said they were considering conlin1ency plans lo deaJ with the dlsmitaal of classes in th.e afternoon , They would not CLASSES RESUME IN LOUISVILLE, A3 comm ent o n attendance. although observers believed It lo be of( shar ply from projected enrollment . Police pushed and shoved croY:ds away from Charlestown Hi gh near the Bunker I-IHI Monu- ment following two major inci - dents of rock and bottle throwing. ()('ca~1onal objC'cls continued lo be hurled at lhC' helmeted police a~ they kept Bunker I-Lill St reet clear with th eir ri ot batons , motorcyrlt~s a nd horses. A 2,500-gallon oil spill on Botta Chica. State Beach Saturday was caused by a malfunction-on a Standard Oil rig, not!Burm ah oil, as repor(.ed in the Daily Pilot Sunday. · British Phone Engineers Listening In? lamlly named Battle allefedly : callte to Huntington Beach to do : just that Sunday but -.i uP In : jail illltead. ' • Police said MlebUl Bottle, ~: : his b<Otller, Daniel. 19; another : brotbei;,. Lawrence, 20, and hio ; sister. uebra, 22, were all arrest-: ed at s p.m, on char&tS o1 ... ault ; with a deadly weapaa and dis-: turblnr the~··•· ; The lOW'. plus tbn!e com pa·· nl°"' -a 17·year·old Cir!: Mike : ;..,.....;;;.....;;-Mlller. It, •nd Bnmo Pill<o, 21 ~ allegedly eame from stanton to< ronlront two roommates at 16541 ~ Trit»p CircJe. police said. ~ Splashfl .JofJ The juvenile, Miller and Palko? also were charged with dlstur~· inl the peace and assault with a~ , deldly weapo11. . 1 O(fjcm all.,ed the-en were1 an1t1 with the roommata. John, D•U#hty, ti, and Cluls Schmidt,, 19, claiming Oaught~ earlier~ Sundy_ had ''insulted'' Dt:br~ Battle. · 1 Police said members: of the de-, Jeii:&tion were armed with a crowba-r-,.-pt-pe and-• -.et of\ nunchaku1,oriental weapon9con~ visting of two hardwood sticks) JOined by rope. I The H:ven were .WI in custody-!i today In city jail, Oran&• Countya Jail and juvenile h311. I Police said both Daugbty andl Schmidt suffered minor .crapes.' bl'Uisei and abrasions before thJ battle was Interrupted by police."l Kelly Arroyo, Mark York, Joe Smith and Jerry YIX'k (from left) give Fountain Valley Boys Club a new coat of paint as part of volunteer effort by younstera lo s1>_ruce u& the facility, Boys Club, which has been closed for fiCl!b"t, reopens Wednesday. Hours wtU-t>e-3"""p:m;-to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 a .m . to 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Pollio alto suffered a blow~ the bead, polic,e said, but did _.... IMNipitali lion -lllohael eaftte alto was! Ohll'ted with pooMllion al mari Juan•, polite ••Id, and hi~ brother, Daniel, •l•o wa .. ohli'lld with po1H11ion or, n1rooti~ jliripbetnalla. 1 7 Hostages Taken ln·Paris Bank Heist · PARIS (U PI) -Two youthful peacefully. The police stayed aunmen wearing hoods and car-put. ryin& aas masks held up a Paris Eight persons were inside the bank today durlne the lunch-hour bank at the time of the raid, but an rush, seized seven hostages, and old man was let go with tnstruc- demanded $650,000 inransom. tions to tell the police io Police said the r8iders ap-telephone the gunmen at the parentty decided to seize the bank. Police said they kept ring- h o stages and barricad e tng the bank's number but themselves inside the bank when nobody rep_Ued at firat. they panicked after seeing a police car cruise by on routine In a bizarre telephone in- patrol after they assaulted the terview that was recorded ~nd Credit lndustriel el CommerciaJ broadcast by a Paris radio sta- Bank. Uon, the bandits said they w.ant- ~ , ..... .,. .. , TRANSIT •• •• . I tu a rHult, . fllj)tk Old, 8'!i OCTD r .. erve tbM tllll r..c1* about S30 million by~-altbol year It not belnc put toWddl. , Worse, be added, l'INlbb' '1» million in federal m~fulldl to CO wltb the po mllUoii le - fiowlng in to district ool!en as; I part al & r~pODll tnmlt pro.! aram,. • \ Alex Henderson, area supervisor for Standard, said the spill happened when a cable snapped on a well head, then somehow wrapped around the he.id, causing it to break. LONDON <APJ _ A British There was no immediate word ed $1.2 million in a combination On what the bandits would do if or 0 s dollars French lrancs ciarlt raid the ._.,., .....J,.1 an!I tbe federal (Undt would bel Uled to bepn the Initial 13,m11ea1 al rapid tr•nslt line lhrouP a~ llonll traJftportatlon pl,annhig program. · . . i Tbe ocrD chairman tald He said the Standard crew noticed the s pill abouti 5:45 a.m . Saturday. Company workmen and an outside contractor worked until abOut 6 p.m. cleaning up the sticky sand. lawmaker wants a top-level in-· · ' ' vestigation into allegations that the ransom was not paid. German marks, and British . Bank employes' union leaders pounds sterling. lelephone engineers listen in on issued a public appeal to police They said they were armed lovers' sexy calls and often hook authorities to disperse the 250 with ''a sawed-off 12·eauge them into loudspeaker systems policemen surrounding the bank shot1un, a machlne pistol with for all to hear. so the gunmen could leave fourclipe-now3'1'.l." bu written Loa" Anfelea Mayo~ Tom Bradley and tile Los1 Anaeles county .Board 06 ' ·&lpervisors ur&1n1 tbem to en6 the delay in selectlni the coe- neetlng Los An1elet llnk. •· Huntington Bank Thefts End in Arrest The FBI has announced the ar- rest of a former armored car driver on charges of embezzle- ment and theft of $30,000 in $100 bills being shipped from Hunt- in gton Beach1 to the Federul Reserve Bank in Los Angeles. Elmer F'. Linberg, acting FBI chief. in Los Angeles, said LeRoy Purscelley, 31, was arrested at his home in Pomona Friday night. Linberg said $11,700, aJI in $100 bills, were recovered at Purscelley's residence. The money allegedly disap- peared from an armored car while in transi t last June 11 from Security Paciric Bank in Hunt- ington Beach lo Los Angeles. "This kind of kinky behavior ---------------:=;;;;;;;;;~::;:::--------------------~ .. must be stamped out at once," Laborite lawmaker Marcus Lip- ton said. "It is quite unacceptable that engineers should be able to in- dulge in this form of depraved amusement," he said. ' Lipton's demand for a probe by the post office follow ed newspaper report's that (1) some r-------' engineers tap lovers' lines, (2) cut off callers in call boxes so they have to pay twice and (3) listen in on prominent people. ''If these allegations are true,'' he said, "one can no longer have any confidence in the privacy of telephone conversations. The suggestion that intim-ale con· versation! may have a big au- dience is quite horrifying_" Lipton has written to industry secretary Eric Varley demand- ing a full-sc ale inquiry into the extent of the alleged tappings. The post office declined com- ment on the charges. ~/ • • Mariners gives you up to a s1,soo tax dedudio~ this year. •• · The FBI said the suspect was a driver for Armored Transit Com- pany before his recent resigna- tion . He now is reportedly un- employed. Fro• Page AJ ••. AND EVERY YEAR UNTIL YOU RETIRE! NOW YOU CAN BUILD A TAX SHELTERED RETIREMENT FUND A:r MARINERS, WITH "IRA" -THE INDIVIDUAL RE· tlREMENT ACCOUNT. · . ' Purscelley is presently lodged in Orange County Jail and was scheduled for a court appearance today. Huntington Beach polic:e said t hey believE" the incident oc- curred outside city limits and v.·as not in their jurisdiction. _, ROWLANDS . eludes five public heatlhas. One wlll be a proposal' for a year's mor.atorium on buildin1 permltl for the Sunset Hei1hta District. The other public heari1111 will deal with requests for reiont.nc parcel• to residential use. Keep Trying Boy Needed for $1 Million LONDON (AP) -Sir John Willer would be SJ, million richer today if his wife had given birth to a son '· instead of a daughter. "But she 11 the prettiest baby I have ever seen. She Is wonderful," said Waller as be craclled the In- fant in-his arms at Qlleen Charlotte'ifRoaplfiT. -- Lady Waller proudly declared: "She Is perfect. I could not care leu about the Inheritance." A cousin1 the late lady Viola Waller, l!!ft Sir JOiin i5ClO 000 pounas now \vorth '1.~.ooo. but he geta only an Income unlll he produceo a-male heir. A bachelor when Lady Viola died, he was married to Anne Mllyam lb April 197•, when she• 30 and he wa.s 5'7. • ·1 Marlnora lndlvldual Retirement Account Is a personal ta>1,-sheltered retirement plan. "IRA" ~s devel- oped by Congress lo give you an effective way to bu.lid your own retlr&- ment fund. You can save as much as $1500 or 15% of your wages, whichever 11 lesa, and your savings wlll be a tax deduo- tlon during your working years. 'If you~ spouse works, your combined lax-sheltered savings can he aa muc:h • $3000 per year. , Con\e In to Mariners and start your own Individual Rellreinent Account, Yo~·n ba eavlhg tax dollara now 111d building a much brlghlar future. For more lnforine1lo11, come In or call any one QI our convenient locatlons. . . ' H!lt!'S HOW FAtf YOUA MONEY GAOWS IN A MARINE/U ··1M •• ACCOCJNT. fltdl11ld111/ A•tfrement "CCOUITtl .,. preJ.,.tly •'"'"~ ,_, pw ,,., 11o1t1.n plllC«/ fn • e-,.., ctrtlllur.. Your '"""' yltHI 11 lrtOtNHd to • blf. 1.oe~ ~ 111,.,.,.t 119ddH to rM ;eciount N/Mtof tH'td comPOunded r11;1'f, With 1 m11clm11m /na/WdWI ottttr~tlon ol J l/SOO each. ,.ar, ~·• ttow 'fOllf mOl'lfY 1/11/H ffWW: WITH TAX WtTHOUT """''" IHILTEAED , ... MONEY ••• SHE'LTEAEO FROM TAX ..,,.,, llUIN ...... DEFElllPIAL ,,,.. $ 9,510 $ e;730 s 2,780 10,,.. 23,540 15,750 7,790 . ' 20,,.. 74,&IO «',080 30,eeo 30,,._ 165,!00 96,030 ll0,520 • •Aboft flD\I,. .,. NMct on 25% +ncome bttcll•I. ,..., .. N11.1l•tlOM ~ ...c.t1ntU.I PIM!tl• f« W!Y wltl\Ortwll• lfOl'l'I ce,tiflOlile IOOOUnta. ' ~.Mariners Savi~s and LoanA!fsoclatlOn . ' NJ..,.... led ~ a..c.h .,&..,_,. IMch t..e .._.. ......., Hill• CM°"> OftM) (loyt'<t• Cet1t9t) OIOG...,,..,,._ It. (Lel1vr. World) 3IO So. t...,ly De 1s1sw.,1tUHOr. lo:IAtovs"-0 (114)4tA·1506 13'20s .. 11eoch1h-d. (213)153-3000 ('114) 612"°"° ('11') "2·4000 (Ol'ENING SOON) l21S) Ht-7626 (Opp.'11~·:... "°'"iol) 1141 ...,.,., ....... , (:113)657-4141 l l • • WI.. 61, NO. 251, 2 SEcTIONS, 22 PAGES I ·Cas . r -~~u.~ I Or-~ .....,. 'Will be 11-111e ehaec:e-~to de-f dde If Ibey wut a _pQrtlon Qf llie el!W&b'I road.~ tu. fwlda .,... ror de~eloiilDI a rapid traa1lt 1~1'tt1.1D, eounty ' .. ~ IWph OM1I: predkt· edtoday. . • Clart, who also Is chairman of !tie county lranslt diotrlct board. said he erpeds Ille COUllt1 Board al~~a-ploc· ins 'aucll a proj>oslllon on the J11ne. 'lt79 primary election I ) , •" W f • ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA .,...... wllat Clark ca1¥ "a tnle tapld tra111ll .•1Sl•m In ~County" . "W-e're -talkln1.-·mon -. bolt a modhn ~ --will tr&lltPOlt people -- -"' lllit ~ ... a.ttemllllulMcl - • ' Today' C::losl..g N.)'. Steeks MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1?75 N TEN CENTS llolll ri>uta for·1uc1i 1 ayatem wen approved tut year. 'tl>e ~ llllk la acheduled to run 13 mUea from Saota Ana to .Ute ~Lol'All1eles Oounty line -Importal Rlabway. · Qarlt complained al a _. ....,.....ce lllat lndedaion by Loi - Anseles ofHclal1 11 hlndOrin• Oranie COunty"I etrorta to let the project under way. He said Loo Anielea olllclala are stal~mated over a route that wlll connect wllll 111e .0r..,. Count11y1tem. (SeeTllANSI~ .. Pa1eAZ> • S_ehOoJ 'F oulup' ~ Old Bus Routes to Re~in .. Jl~re'J LOOfring iat You See no evil, but a litUe peeking never hurt anyone. T!>at seems to be the philosophy .ot this little orangutan at the Henry Door· ly Zoo in Omaha as he peers quisitively at a cameraman. out in· ,Pos~al Unit Newport Cablevision _A8ks Doubling R Hik · p !I.!.· . d ~ Of:Su~Ulies . at~ · e · retl!.cte · • · "n llY~OHNj~LTEhzA 1 1 "'At'lhe~tsrOU.~.,.. W#.SHHjGTO.N (o\J.''.":-,.,_, .,.,11;.,..,;i~' of '$6.SO per m6n0. ror lWe Poe'\D\a!Jter General Beb]ar:n•n A s~ciil com1ntttee studiing prim"1"li ·(first) .outlet, and with P'. Ballar appe8'ed todaj for 8 the future. of the cable-television forec&"ted cost to complete the doubling of the Sl·f>illion a~h'fa~ firm serving NewPort Beach has system ($1.7 million), s9me subsidy Paid.by the taxpay'e'Ts to predicted an operatjons loss of serious discu.ssions must be the U.S. Poatal5ervice. : $1 .S million over the nexl five forthcoming .lo determine rate · He.said suth B hike would be years <lnd has hinted that rate in· increases both jn monthly rates necessary for at least two or creases might be needed. and one-lime charges,'' the tthree years, pending a 'thorough The panel's recommendations panel's repart states. ·~view in that period "of those on the future of the city's The firm not only has been hit 1iervices .which the users of the franchise with Teleprompter will by innatiop and cost.Jy govern· mails cannot rightly be asked to come before city councilmen ment regulation, but last 1111pport." -· · tonight. January·s devastating Mariner·s Ui Bailar, in an address to lbe Na-'The panel has been made up or Mile fire took its toll as well. !Uonal Postal Forum, said the cduncil m-embers, city otricials Some financial records were <Service also need4 new authority and resident& with expertise in destroyed in the blaze and tto implement rate increases thecabletelevisionindustry. thousands or dollars in equip- -more swiftly. It has been studying the rirm ment went up in smoke. The slowness of the current since Jut sPring. Because of the fire, coun· rrate-maklng process, he said, Included in the recommenda· cilmen agreed to delay their de· -has contributed to the accumula-tions by the panel are: cision on franchise renewal with 1tion since fiscal 1974 of a deficit· -That the council review the the firm until the effects of the 'that will total $2.5 billion by the operation once a year, with the blaze could be mitigated. , ei\d otthe calendar year. first. qamination set for January One prime area of contention is .. , '"It is no secret," said Bailar, ofl917. <See CABLE, Page AZ) . u•that to date the Postal Service -That the council wait until ·has been unable to balance its mid-November to consider any ·fusts and rev.enues despite in· rate increases. The timing would IJy HILARY KAYE 01•0.11,,. ..... "lnaccu.rale and inadequate" Information given to the NewPort-Mesa Unified school l!oard by Its staff hu resulted in the acrapptnc ot this year's coo· troW.nial new buaing iones, Dis- · trtct Superintendent John Nicoll Hid today. Tbe dec1-ion to abandon the more restrictive bua zones in · fa\'Or ot lut year's S)'ltem comes after several weeka ol oonfusion -1!1!1 JUlllLJ!ILtbe_Jiarl.. Qf_dilll:ict puenll. Nicoll said that trustees at 'wec1n'esday·~ board meeting are ex~c.ted 1to resFind the new w"alking distance and re· estab~b last year's Policy. 1be new zones extended the walking distance for high school studentl fl'Opll two miJes to 3.5 ~les and for middle school stu- dent.I from 1.5 miles to two miles. Distances remained ynchanged foe' elementary school students. ~ct phones have been ring· ing coriUnuously ever since in- di'1dual schools distributed the new busing sch.edules to parent.!, Nicoll.s.,. • , e pu: ot• tlflimed they ..... -... 1,. wlll\IJ the, ... w _,,but '1•r• not:iileiude<t on the bua s~heduies . Di$ict of· lici411~s •. after ;e~hecking dis- tances, admitted that many -'p8(ents. had legitimate com· plaints and added their areas to the bus lists. Other parents admitted they were outside the new busing limits, but argued 'that if t.Aey had known bus service was to be discontineud for their children, they would not have voted for the tax Override mea~ure tha't passed in May. That me.Sure added five cents tO the local tax rate. The new bus zones resulted from an effort by trustees to trim the budget. Even during the lencthy budget hearings , numerous parents spoke to trustees, complaining about sug· gested changes .. in the busing schedules. Nicoll said that while bus tones will remain the same n they we.re last year, a special citizens transportation comn\lttee has begun studying alternative methods of tran1portati4'1. Several ~chool trusteieS have expressed the oplpion that scbbol districts should 'hot provide any busing at ell -that education was their only. obligali~, not Bart.Spendlove providing 1transportatlo11i to school. ..... Trustees are expected to grap- p I e with the su11ested alternatives later in the school year, Nicoll said. ·• Parents wishlng information on the latest busing schedule1 for the coming school year,..-Wbtth bea:ins Wednesd;tY. may pick up i,nformalion ttl individual 1ehool1 Tuesday. Nicoll said. l ' E~Cotptty Plallner . - Killed in Air Crash ' ... ,, ................ DIE$ WITII FAMILY S•ddlebactc'• Spendlove -+-" ~ 08y RUDINiEDZIELSKl "' Of .. Olt., ........ Saddleback. Valley community leader Bart ·~ndlove, ~. hi1 wife Louise, and four ctlildren perished in the flaminC wreckage of their light plane Sunday. night just after leaving Hurricane, U~. .,The family was bound for Califomi.a ·about S:SS p.m. after attending church with Spendlove's parents, Mr. and. Kn. Winford Spendlove, wbe11 lJWptAne went.dOwn ahortly aft.er takeoff. Killed in the crash were Spendlove, a former Orange County planning commissioner and founder of the Saddleback Area Coordinating Counci l ; Louise Spendlove, 40, his wife of nine months, and children Denise Spendlove, 16, Kathy Forbes, 15, Steve Forbes, 11 , and Kimberly Forbes 6. Their single·engine Beechcraft had circled over the Winford Spendlove house aft.ef ti.akeoft wheb the engine· stopped. The plane turned 45 deirees, plur\ged into a barnyard, and exploded in- to flames aft.er hitting a fen- .. cepost, witnesses said. Authorities believe Spendlove. a pilot with 13 years e~ence, was tryin1 to make it ¥ck. to the airfield when the plaa.t.craahed. All six aboard di.ed ins\,antly. The elder Spendlove helped re- move the bodies from the wreckage after the Hurricane creases iri postage rates.''.-1 roineide 1\fith more information J "Somethinj has to be done. ln being provided. ab inflationary period, we must -That the firm maintain an 'get away from a rate-making Open chpnnel and minimal studio 1.process wb.ich lasts so lonL..that facilities for community public .U\e year for which rates are' to be ·use. ' ,,. . set is over and done with l:ie:(ore -The·acceptance by the city pr ·~tbe process is.completed." a five-year~gostruction schedule A ... ~oting he h'5 alreadl' ser..v~. 1-o-.Jlow for the completion of the iJ)Otice of a ·'temR")rarf..' 1nqe.J1Se system to portions of the city .after Christmas t\aa\ WjlJ. &tit. th• Which now have no cable hookup . .pJice of a first-class stamp •t 13 The committee has predicted loe_pts, Bailar said, ··1 asst.ire you· that t~e operations loss would be that we are 8s uoei1thUs18ilic-as related to the costs or installing f)l'DU are over the • prospe,fi of . the cables where they do·not now ~iJher pricesJor posta~e." ., Woman Leaps To Safety In Huntington A Huntington Beach fire victim was in critical condition today after flames swept•his apartment and caused serious burns over 60 percent of his body. Tlfo Boats ·1gmie; Family Injured Fire Department doused the aircrart with foam rire retar- dant. "They had to restrain him to keep him away from the plane while it was still burning;· (Ire .dispatcher Dell Stout reported. The crash took place about three miles outside the southern Utah town of 1,500 near Zion Na· tional Park. flrefighters said the plane plowed a furrow 400 feet long before coming to rest in names near s mall rolling hills about two miles from the nearest,, homes. JI ut even .wiU(tJ:tit an'tici_pa\ed go. tlilost in revenues, he said, a 1doubling of the current $920 ·,aullion federal subsidy i-s met:essary to serve as "a bridge fm'!1 an--inflalion~wracked, de- . tfiolt,rfdden P<ltltal sor_.ice to a <fill8~~1allY solvent ,IJ)stituli9q." m !WitboU~ tJ:te subsidy, be saiJi, it .-.HI~ jmpos!!!bfe to keep rate,. ~'~ 6 levet that both·bu!:iness and rintfi+idual citizens~an__afford. '' ....... : ... ·vandals 'Slash ·-"'· _... -- _!j 1 1(~ .. ie ~.~is ' "'\''ndals u&ing sh&rll . blades slashed trarnpOlines oh five' Hobie Cal aailboaµ over the ~ekend' dis lhe vesse1s were lil;~chea neiii' !he Uoo Bridge in ' !NtwPOrt Be.sch. • • : • .Police said that the dam84e in :~uh caie was iden6cal. Owners repol'ted that someone h:td cut two-by.fpur·foot ovals l,.n the fabric which strel.c.hesJ between lift two Pontoon& or Gach l)oal. ~ "'The damage, oflicers.said, was ilii\e elthe• la\e SatW"day night.. l!t".6arly Sunday mornlna. The . l>11<e111ent co1t1 will be about •aplec6, llley added. Inn• ,,. ,. , ' ' .. I ~ I Shotgun Death LOS ANGl':LES CU PIJ Witli•m H. Sityue, 52, Was~hot tO death early today during an argument with a neighbor which police said had racial overtones. Bil.yUe, a Caucasian,' Wed of a shot(Wl wound at County-USC Medial Center one hour after he was allegedly 'shot by the neiihbor, Noel Smith, 28, a black. DOW ADVANCES IN FINAL HOUR NEW YORK CUP() -Prices were mixed al the close Loday on the New York Stpek Exchange after spending most of the session in mil\U$ terrjtory. The Dow Jones industrial average showed a gain o( 4.14 p01Dts to""840.ll .,~Tbe aain was made ID91ttly In ~~e last tcadlng hour. lleciln• , topped advances, &16 to623. (Tables, A9). Prices were lower in sluggish lrading on the American Stock ExChange. Fire department· of(icials are investigating clues in the Sunday morning fire that caused $12,000 to $15,000 ilamage to the apart- rperil '\ 21~.141'1 ~t .. While Roger Perry was burned seriously, another victim of the f,ire •. Kattiy Oldenburg, 22:, · e~caped niajor il!juries w~en she ,leaiped from <the secohd-story tialcony .. Fir~men &aid she was bl.P'ped slightly and suffered • cut.wrf.!\l a nd back injuries. Inspector Otuck1 Burney said the fiame!f wt!re ' hbt endugh to spread to some . of . the other 20 apartments ·m the •complex, but inStea·d pushed Its way out µie patjo,winclow·and did no further damage. .' t Fires broke out in two boats in Newport Harbor Sunday, one causing firat«gree burns to a Redlands family aboard a cabin cruiser who were rushed to Hoag Memorial Hospital for emergen· cy treatment. . A second fire caused $500 damage to a ftahing trawler but no injuries. The fir,Jt blaze was at8:30 a .m. aboard the 2S-foot cabin cruiser. "Coronet,'' own~d by Oliver Gre1or of Colton. Flames bW'lt out of~ engine ~m while Tom Monahan and hts,.lwo children, Tom Ji., 8, and D<jlXlrah, ts, stood around the open hatch of ihe boat, clocked at the Dulles Marina. \ Monahan told the Orange COun[y Harbor Patrol the engine sounded ro'!&h and he had opened 'Miss Olaenburg told in - . vesligalbrs lllat both she and SHE i;,nw "' ~ D Perry were Poised on the balcony .,._,, ~ end that she jumped !NI Perry • hesitated. · FIRST EJIENING Investigators said that Perry • · then '!~DI bac'k throu1h the "I sold my car the llnlevening flames •.nd down the stairway theadappearedlntbepaper!' and it #aa then th&t be sUffered That's jhe advertising success the burhs. story told ~)' the Santa Aila "If he wot,l)d have jumped, he woman Who placed this ad in the pro_bably' would be ok11,'( DallyPlklt: Bun>ef said. • ..i BilW Call '\ Three fire units and 15 fire dt· 1 a1ttreP.~~~-=·· paftm~Jtt. pa eodnel batUed the , " • _ blale •nd paramedic unita treat-U you have a car you'4. like lo ed both vlcllmo. • convorttocuh, call~ We ll>yeatlgaton said lhe nre mokelteujloputar-wor;dllto started In the llvlnl room, bolt¥ · wdrkrtltyoa,,nlheDallyPUot. yettheyknew-~c~.f, · , 1 '-1 • c I ~· ' .. , the hatch to investigate the trou· ble. After. the blaze was ext· inguishk by the Harbor Patrol fireboat. the Monahans were rushed to the Hoag Hospital emergency room and were later rele8ed. • Deborah sufrered first-degree burns on her face and feet. Tom Jr. had first-degree on his ·face and Monahan escaped with only singed hair . Damage to the Coronet was estimated al $250. The Harbor Department said the fire was possibly caused by the combina· tion of gas fumes in the bilge and an electrical short circuit. The second fire occurred about -f :JO p.m., when the 52-foot fis- hinJ trawler "Chickadee" was crwsing 9ff Balboa Island in the main channel ltjCoral St. Damage to the boat, valued at $160,000, was estimated at $500. The only person aboard was the "" owner, Don·akl Burnham of San Diego, who wu not Injured. A 1poke1maq from the Harbor Dep~rtment said the blaze pro. bably resUlted from poor ln:Nla· tion in the engine room. 700 Attend Rally DALLAS (AP) -A crowd o( more tban 700 l)eOple gathered here Sunday at.a rally to protest J Ille possible use of busfna to de- l<!lrel•te Dall,111 schools. Dalles • la ~nder Clourt order to de- ....-eaate lts 1chool1. <See FAMILY, PageA2) • . Orange Coast Weather Mostly sunny skies are forecast Tuesday, with lit· tie temperature c hange, says the weather service. Highs from near 70 at l~e beaches lo near 80 inland. Lows tonight in the 60s. INSIDE TOD1' Y Repor1rr Doug FritucM ezamiM• the. age-old problem of who guards the guards in light o/ an Irvine controvrrsy. /'ag• B~. l•dex •1 A.Mt ........ r1 Al -...,T,... .... '-"'" •l·ll "-'l9MINe•1 •1 Ot>...-c-y .. -........ .. ., ... .. .. •1•t .... '*'"''""' All "'-"" At Wnttlff A11 ....... ..,, •• ·' • All·H .. ... •• .. ' . ,t 2 DAILY PILOT N Animal Controls Mulled SevC'ral su)t)eested ('hungcs i n 'Nl'"'~>rl f\t'ach 's .1n1111,1l t•untrol i-utlt·s sun1t• e11nl:.11n111~ h1J!ht•r ft•t·S ~lrld ~1 nnthc>r banning dogs nn thl' beaches comµlt:>l('l y -\I.di c1>1nt:> bt·f1>rt• t·1ty t·ouneilmen !inughl. In t•.tt·h e<.1 :-.t·. lht· l'Oli(' t·h:ingt·:-. .1rt· .1 d1rt·cl rt·sult uf rt•rt·nt cuun ('ti df'risuln:-. to upgradt~ currt•nl policC' ;.1dmin1 '.'.tt•rt•d :an1mill con trnl ~(forts . Tht> f'han~es would 1nrludt• · Jncrt.":1::;t'S in lht• ;.1nnual 11cen:-;(• f('t'S tn $JU ;.i year fur .ill \i11~s unlt·'>s lht'Y are nt·utl'rl·d ·rhc lalll'r t·:•te~Qf) \\Ould t•osl S7 50 a .\l':tr 'l"ht• ft·t·:-. "'uuld bt· duulil{•d l r l ht•_\ .1 rt: p:ut..11 .ttt• -lmp11untt l t'l'.., l11rduj.!:-;11r1·;1l:-. \\'utlltl 1·1:-.t• h> $10. ~111d \\nUl<..I Ill· t'l'l'~tse \4l S!O for lhl' Sl'\'!lnd 1m· pt>11nd 1n lhl' s amt• 111.·l·n~e .'t·u1· fdr do~S Thl' :-.rrnnd nffl'rl"t' for t',llS \\PU!fl ht• $1!°). /\ nnt' tin1 1.· ru·v. ft ·c of $:i for voll1nt;1ry 1.·:.it 1dvnt1f1(".tfio11 tugs, whiC'h v.•ouid ni)l bl· l1c1.·n..,es. The lhenrv \vou hl be th.it :inim<:1 I c.·on- trol 1)ff1eers \\ hu \\'null.I impound taggt~d <'als eot1ld ht.'ltcr .assure their rl'turn ·-1'he µroh1bition of dogs on all <'ll\' he;1cht•s . l'urrt.>ntly th<: ban is during cerl a1n tifnes of the day dll 11('ea11 bl·;1t·hes and alw<tys on bay beache:-.. lncreJ ~es 1n the annual hct>nSl' fees to SIO a year for all do~s unless they are neutered. The latter catc~ory would cost S7.50 ;.1 ~ t·.1r . The fees would be 1!1111hl1.·d 1f tht~y .ire paid lcat e. lmpounrt f1.·es fur dogs or cats \\'!HllJ rtSl' to $10, :.ind \\'OUld in - t'rl'.4Sl' 10 $20 fur the se('ond im- pound 111 the sa me liccn~c yt'.'<:1r for rlvgs. 'rhe s1.•co nd offen::.e for cats would be $15. Manson.Kin Mentally Off t -Younger· • • • . SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Catirornia Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger said today the Manson family m embers probably took so many drugs that they are men~ t ally ill. Lynette Fromme, Z1. one of the early mem bera of Charles 1\1an son's clan. is charged with .attempted murder of the Presi· dent. She was arrested Friday after allegedly pointing a gun at .President Ford near the state Capitol in Sacramento. Younger ~as questioned about the Manson family in an in- terview with two television sta- ti o n s. sa id Younger 's :ipokesman, Al Gordon. Beach Crou:J Takes a Dip !.i ghl beach attendance, cloudy s ki es and practically non- existent surf dominated the rirsl post·I.a bor Day weekend in Newport Beach. Now that l'ummer has unof- ficially left the beach areas, 1ireguards r eported only 40,000 beachgoers on Saturday and .50,000 on· Sunday. With overcast skies marring both days, temperatures cli mbed to only 70 degrees. Water tem- perature rose to 63 degrees, but surf remained on ly "a miserable t wo f eet ,·· according Lo Jifeguards. l.i feguards had an easy time over the weekend, too. with only one rescue reported on Sunday ~ind 10 on Saturday, all described as routine. ORANGE COAST • DAILY PILOT rrw 0.-Co,.11 D••lv Polo! "'Ith .. 1>.ch Is tombl ... d !M N,..,, Prn'-" f!l'bll\l>e<l l>r 1 ... 0•~"91 (...,\! Publ<,.,,+no '""'"""'' ~-~·~ ...i!!•OM .... P""'""~d Mo""•• tpwOWQI> Frltl.Jv l<>t ~I• ....,."", N•wl)Orl ~ ....... H.,..rftl\ll<>'\ 0...0:!ll~O"nl••n Y~ll•Y. Ir.Int, s.olflrb•<~ V•IN' •nd l•o<1n• P••<h/'So<llh <;o.o;t fJ. >ltl\ll• •~I eclll1on It p..ib"•h~d ~! ... t1ooy1 ~ '""' O•I'\ Tl>• P''"''°"'' rvbll1h+rq o•~• !s 1t lJO w.u ll•• ~t•••I Ca>ta Mtw. (•l•I"'"'" '2•11>. Robert N. Weed f'•t1IMnl -Plltll•- Jack R. Curley \lkP f'<r\~nl •nJ (i4o ..... .oi ,,.,.._, Thomas Kttvil 'Thomas A. Murptiine M•n1tG•"9 C d•lor Charles H. Loos Richard P. Nall ,.,,111.111 ~llqlfltl ""''"" - " F ..... ~ A.{ • . .. F~I~'f~ .,. , F""erlil A .;,,tlo.i Admlnlalr•· J tlon Off!c lol•Jn nearby Cedo.,c;1. , ly said e pIJot landhls it Hur-~ neane 'lhortly atur lbe crull _,. ported extreme turbufeit ... Ground personnel estimated winds were gusting to JO mUes per hour at the time of the crash. . FAA investigators today were probing the wreckage to de- termine the causeol the crash. Loren Spendlove, the 18-year- cld son of Lhe aviator. said hi s father had lert for 1-turricane Wednesday and was scheduled to relurn to Orange County Sunday night. J-te added that his rather made the fhght rrequentiy, especially during recent months, because Spend love's mother ''is dying of cancer." The younger Spendlove says he missed the flight because he enrolled in classes at Saddleback Col lege last week. Su r vivors also include Dirk Spendlove, 20. Sharie Spendlove, 11. Scott F'orbcs. 21 , and Sp<'ndlove's former wi fe, Mrs. Margu.· Dcvorakof Fullerton . Spendlo ve, who remarri ed last J)~·r t•n1bt·1·, had bt?en mak ing hi s hom e at l5:Jl:ll Pacifica Ave. in Aegean I-I ills. A former employe of Philco r ·nrd .'\l·~·unL1trunie~. Spendlove gave up his marketing job in 1972 to open a newspaper recycling business. He wa :-. active in the Mi ssion Viejo Church of Latter Day Saints and in community affairs. Spendlove at one time was con· sidered as a possible mayor if the Saddleback Valley were to in · corporate. He characterized himself as a ''do -gooder who becomes in · volved when something needs to be done and there is nobody else to do it." That was the case last year when authorities gave up thei r sea search for the craft or miss- ing ~Orange County Supervisor Ronald Caspers. Spendlove, Caspers' appointee to the county Planning Com· mission, organized a party of civilian pilots who flew up and down the Baja California coast to search for possible survivors from the ill-fated ''Shooting Star." When Caspers was declared dead, Spendlove resigned from the planning oommission. He had held the office for a yea.r:~nd-a· ball. Earlier, Spendlove was in- strumental in rounding the Sad- dleback Area Coordinating Coun· cil, a coalition of homeowners groups. He served as presidentoC the counci\ ln U113. Funderal arrangements for the Spendlove family are pending in Hurricane, Utah. >. ~ Wr~l·-'·~ Finn lYanwd A 2,sOO-gallon oil s)iill op Bois a Chic.J · State Beach saturday wa's caused by a m'alflll)ctjl.m on a Stand'ard Oil ril, not Burm ah oil, as rePorted in th'-Daily Pilot Sunday. Alex Henderson, area supervisor for Standard, said the spill happened when a cable snapped on a well head, then somehow wrapped around the head, cad.sing it to break. He said the Standard crew noticed the spill about 5:45 a .m. Saturday. Company workmen al'fd an outside contractor worked until about 6 p.m . cleaning up the sticky sand. Club Fiesta Tickets Set Tickets are now on sale for the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce Co mmodore's Club Fiesta to be held Friday at Bom - mer Canyon. Dress for the fiesta is "early Californian" and cocktails begin at6 p.m. and dinner at 7:30 p.m. Food will be traditional Mex- ican fiesta style and entertain- ment will includ e both strolling mariaC'hi s a nd Doc Hart's Dix- ieland band . Tickets are $10 per person and reservations may be m~de by phoning 644·8211. , I • BO Arrested Police Attacked In Bu ~ l{i o ting BO!;TOM (UPI) -Ctowdr'of ••hoot 1uperlntendent. "We ~ antlbusinl' demonstrator• bdleve that it i• a be.ginning. l ~·&arbed . ....UttJ•l!il am conlldeAI this .l'!lK.Will really rook• a od liottTea near-liealiiiam-.rS:" Charlestown ,illllll ~ tod"3' SCbool olllclal1 uld they were at the •tart or 11o-'s """""'1 oonslderlng contlns<n<y plans to year of a federally ordered. deal with the dismissal of classes classroom aeseareaallcG pro. In tile ,al\emooo. 'IbeJ wwld not gram. Atleutlli>penons...,..arre&t· a:A!ISES R~ ed. SeventJ·four were part of a IN LOUISVILLE, A3 • pro.bualn1 llJ'OUP otopped near South Boston HIP. Two penoos were Jailed after the Charlestown lncldenta, lnc!udln& one accused of auaulUn.1 a police captain. ~ There were no 1erioua injwtel. ··11·1 been • wonderful .....,,. ing,'' said Marlon Fahey. adlD.c ce>mment on attendance. altbo\l&b oboervers believed it to be oil 1harply lt'Om Jll'Ojected enrollment. ' Tapeworm lfp Close UfllTt..,..... NewlnJi.an GroupFomu Police pu•bed .aod shoved aowcla fiWSJ from aun.town HICl> near llle -Hill Mon ... -~ two m.iot" Ind· dmfofrodl-'-tlll"Owln• O«uloaal ol>jeda -mied to be .......... It llle hel-ed ~ ... tllolf llqt llwMr Hill -clear wltl their riot baton$. mol«C)'C18..,.Sboneo.. If you've ne ver seen a tapeworm face to face, this elec- tron microscope picture of the parasite gives you a closeup view. Southern Methodist University biologist F'ranklin Sogandares, who took this picture, says the tapeworm affects one in every four inhabitants of the earth. A third nation of 1'Y'' Indian Maidens for mother• and daughters ages I tbrouch 8 bu been formed at the Orange Cout YMCA. 'l'Jir•-·-~ f« dlsor<lftly -.duet llt a Ro><-""'7 playP'9W14 ...,_ ICbool bttan. JC u.reu~oulb at Hyde Pork Hip -wu or-relled with • U·lneh lope· WTapped bamboo ..ildt In bis 7 Hostages Taken I n Paris Bank Heist The new nation ls called Mocama Nation and ls beaded by Penny Tbeusen of Newport Beach. The two existing ruiUoo.s are Wenona Nation, headed by Joann Barry of Tustin and the Kabnee Ta Nation, led by Jeanne Wanlass of Newport Beach. po<ket. ·· F,..;.P_,,eAI CABLE ••• the construction schedule, and the committee addressed. that matter in frank terms: PARIS (UPI) -Two youthful gunmen wearing hoods and car· ryi ng gas masks held up a Paris bank today during the lunch-hour rush, seized seven hostages, and demanded and apparently got a $1 .3 million ransom. Police said the raiders ap- parently de cided to seize the h ostages and barricade Police Search LA Area For Child Molester themselves inside the bank when they panicked after. seeing a police car cruise by on routine patrol after they assaulted the Credit Industriel et Commercial Bank. Police said a ransom was de- livered at sundown. Indian Maidens la the coun- terpart of the hoy• and men'• In· di an Guide program at the Y. The program begins wbmscbool reopens. For more inlormailcm, phone 642·99911. Suspeci Reaps Jail Bank employes' union leaders issued a public appeal' to police authorities to disperse the 250 policemen surrounding the bank so the g unm en could leave A Tustin man W89 ar.- peacefully. The police stayed rested on marijuana put. , possession charges Sunday when an Irvine patrolman Eight persons were inside the allegedly spotted a green • "In reviewing Teleprompter'e budget,..it.becomu cJear that the reason (the firm) is dragging its feet in completing the system R; because the payoff is very long... range, and until Teleprompter is capable of offering othaservic~ which would enhance the value<if the existing service, we see nor~· lief in the high annual losses.,. Coast Home Hit by Thief • bankatthetimeoftheraid,butan leafy sprig ba n ging old man was let go with instruc~ beneath the man• s Household goods, expensiV"e lions lo t e ll the police to motorcycleseat. decorator items and plants. a11 LOS ANGELES <AP) -A kid-telephone the gunmen at the Kenneth A. Mannarelli, worth more than $1,800 were naped little girl was round crying bank. Police s aid they kept ring-20, of 14132 Carloma Drive, stolen from a Newix>rt Beach alone today, apparently aban-ing the bank's number but Tustin,-was stopped by an woman's home while she was doned by a man who grl!bbed her nobody replied at first. officer near the comer of away, police said today. from a crib and molested her, Main Street and Thetheftwasreportedearlyin police said. In a bizarre telephone in-MacArthur Boulevard. the weekend, butmayhavetakeo The 2-year-0ld girl was found terview that was recorded and • The officer allegedly had place much earlier at the 'l'e-' shortly before 8 a.m. crying in a .broadcast by a Paris radio sta~ been tipped that Man.. Sidenceof Roxanne Singleton.~ 1 back yard at 3rd and Virgil in the tion, the bandits said they want· narelli was seen ''pulling The woman told officers J'n Wilshire District. officers said. ed $1 .2 million in a combination weeds'' in a nearby field . locked the residence last Aug . She was rushed to Queen of of U.S. dollars, French francs. After confiscating t he and went on a trip. She t Ang e ls Hospital where German marks, and Britisb plants,theofficerdroveto covered the loss when she re spokesmen pronounced her in J>OWldssterling. the field and pulled up turnedlatelastweek. ' good enough condition for r e-They said they-were armed several marijuana plants Officers said entry was made lease to her parents. with ''a sawed·off 12-gauge that had been growing wild through a sliding glass door There wa.snooneinsightnear shotgun, a machine pistol with there,accordingtopolice. which had been taken off its the little girl but police pressed a _ _:f:::o::ur:.:•::li.'.'.ps::::..::n:::o::w:_3:;1f::_:·_" _____ _:~:::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'.:'....-~tr!::a~c:!k~.----------~ search for a suspect. Officers said the girl oouldn't have gotten out of a window herself; adding that there was evidence of a forced entry. The kidnaper apparently left behind in the girl's bedroom a blue cap, police said. Officers had conducted a massive search through the night, including use of a circling police helicopter shining a bright spatlight over the residential area between downtown Los Angeles and Hollywood. TRANSIT •• • • f(s a result,· Clark said; an OCTD reserve that will reach about $30 million by the end of the year is not being put to work. Worse, be added, iougbly $120 million in federal matching funds to go with the $30 million Is not flowing in to district coffers as a part of a regional transit pro. gram . Clark said the reserve money and the red.era! funds would be used to begin the initial 13 miles of rapid transit line through a re- gional transportation 1 planning program. ·" , · The OCTD <hairm'an said be has written Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley and the Los Angeles county Board of Supervisors urging them to end the delay in selecting the con- necting Los Angeles link. •• • Manners ·gtves you up to a s1,soo tax deduciion this yeai •• ••• AN D EVERY YEAR UNTIL YOU RETI RE! NOW YOU CAN BUILD A TAX SHELTERED RETI REMENT FUND A"f MARI NERS , W ITH "IRA" - THE INDIVIDUAL RE- • TIREMENT ACCOUNT. Mariners Individual Retirement Account is a personal tax-sheltered . retirement plan. "IRA" was devel- oped by Congress to give you an effecllve way to build your own rellre- ment fund. HEAE'S HOW FAST YOUR MONEY GROWS JN A MARINERS ''IRA .. ACCOUNT. lrtd/Yldua/ Retlr•ment Aocoun11 .,.. pret.ntly Nmlng 7~"11. PM )'Hr. when plac.d In• IJ·l'Hf cert/I/cat•. Your •nnu•I yi.ld /1 lncrNJ«I lo• big. 8.08% wflen Interest ls add~ to IM .KOOUl'll Ulaf'K:le •nd compound«! daily. With a m1xlmum lndlvldua/ contribution ol $1500 "'" )'Hf, h~'• how your mOMJ' wlll grow: WITH TAX WITHOUT EXT AA SHEL TEAED TAX MONEY IAA SHEL TEAED FAOMTAX ..,.,. .. Pl.AN PLAN DEFERRAL ,1 .. ' . Keep T • d Ji9YQle You can save as much as $1500 or 15o/o of your wages, whichever Is less, and your savings will be a tax deduc- tion during your working years. If your spouse works, your combined l(IX-s)lelter,ed savings can be as much 115 $3000 per year. 5yra. $ 10yra. 9,510 $ 6,730 $ 2,780 Zl,540 15.750 7,790 . Boy Needed for $1. Million I ' LONDON (AP) -Sir John Waller , would be $1 million rich~ today if his wife had gj_ven birth to a son instead of a daughter. . . "Birt she is lhe prettiest baby I have ever· seen. She is wonderful," said Waller as he cradled the in· rant In.bis arms at ~n Charlotte's Hospital. Lady Waller proudly declared: "She is perfect. I could11ot criless aiioPt the inheritance." A cousin, the late lady Viola Waller, fe!l Sir ~ohn 500,000 pounds, now worth $1,05010oo1 but h~ tts only an Income until he pfoduces a male heir. A aclielor when Lat!)' Viola died he was martjed Anne Mileho.m In Apryl 19'l4, :;J,~e was30 and bewas57. ' • Come In to Mariners and start your own Individual Rellremenl Account. You"ll be saving tax dollars now and building a much brighter future. For more Information, come In or call any oneo.f our.convenient locatlon1- .....,.rthtN;h (Mol" Oflke) fstS We•1<llfl o~ (714) 6'12..tOOO ".,,,.,.,leech (hy1kfe Cen19r) 102'41oy,1c1eo 011 (714) 642...000 letv"•.._.. 310GlenMyr•SL (?1•)494°7506 (Of'ENINO SOON) l j • 20YB. 74,640 «.oao 30,560 30yn. 1115,550 95,030 90,520 .... ...,. llouret at• besed on 25% Income br.:Mt. Ftder•I n1GUllillonl NQUlre tubll&ntiel pen.1ltlet tor early wllhdrawala frQfft Qtl'tlflelt• aicoounta. --(leJtu,. WOfkl) 13l20Seol leochllwd. '213)'91-7'26 lh..rfy Hiii• 310 So. lrt•rly De: (213) "3·3000 lo•Ante'" (Opp.Mt. l l"OI Hotpftaij 17•7 ••~rty ltvd. (213) 657-4141 ' -I f \ SadsS • ~iller B~ Profits ., lllLTON llOllKOwrr& llilltt beer_ m-r..Ubelbe~-llUonal jler(__. lnlheAmeri•aaa~elllis,..,.... · It's~ ulllllll IGt u ~ llr-lo 111ow wt de Ouetuau.o.. In ui. bul. MWer 11 .., alloGl11le s&,roctet, 1urprisl111 ..,..,._ ln ll)o llmriat lllidllalt7 willl itt unbelievable m~. JI';!~ 1 &~All, Mio writ.. Ill In na~, ealla.,..sta •lo~" " · ~tilJ'no •In ·~-ty bis faint In 10 m_, .are.u. •• Mon y Tree • Miller Hies leaped JI percent l•at year, eaablina th• Mltwautee-based brewer to jump'""" !th to 5th place ln the ln· du1try behind Budweiser, Schllta Pabot and Coon. Ill ;i._ or ille "-111arti .t Mv-.il from 4 l*Ceal to 5 "'"'""*· • TllA'I' WAS A llElll)UIKAllLI!· -~•menl In -.eir,. .llul Ibis ye or Miller Is Improving even on Iba~ r..,_.bot pt.co . Stenman rtrceotty ....,_.,..=~,-~QJll l.n 2a •!ala &Ad founcl llilllr -n....i.t• ,...~~ed of mt= Is Illus "'=• O.... tw""""' 111~ ..,d movlna up •lrooJb' • -.. PUet. • • One majOI' fad ... Ill Ille 1llUw ~l•e<o la l\ll lllll'Odlle· 1lqi ol Lite: a low-ellorte ._. lk\'lo ~ a ·~· .Miller reeent11 reporlo<t tka\ la t• · L1>1 A11telu IUpermarketl Lile WM aet!Mib 'llllllMl"lllll . Ille ,...... ... MWer br&lld. Tile -..__ .,..,. 1<tt \I> -Lite wllb.low·ealorie brud .. llklr-.... 1111.1.z• BAii NATIONAL -.rtWloll "" 1t'I dolnl -... In eome stalel U..-..., lb - -.. ..u., pla Ibis :roar IUD Ml~llltlon, -..11a-_....,1'Sl ~ In the flnt ,....,. moolhs. _ ,,,,.__ btae '°"'of tM hide of Fallt.lf, w~ lll ... • ll<rft<lop h ""1 ~ poccent th1s ye.ar. ' a. 111 lbe Soulbf;-. Klk'l I'.,,....,... ftotl u percent In GeOl'Cio lo 1.41 --"""" Ill '-'st----end Schllll, lbe two _.,. hodll'o. .,. ..... tidh -· ill Ibis area. • NWer's ""•m• In,.,....., _, ~ .... and Nel" Mexico..,., MP 'Ill ..-111 ti. ~ par\ 'Of 1915. Schlitz sboweil •sales Cllilllit~N~"'"' down. wllll:,.':r!. ":.:~~~= t!"i!::::l~husetts f ~-.....-"*«'Market in the nilion, re· malna tOUCh territ.7 lic-llllllot. \'.loois, now lhe largel of a 'boycott by Ille Te-lllUcn, has.beeii losing sales in California but it llill ..._ mott lhan 35 percent of lbe busl· ...... I TllB IQLl.Ba OGE IS welcome news for Philip Morris. the Claarette mmpany that bought the brewer four years &£0. At lbe time there were many predictions in the brewing ind.a&lr)r that Philip Morris would never get its money bac~ Those l~ like bad predictions todat. The cigatttte industry and the. beer industry are roughly equal in that each does about $14 billion or retal I sales annually. Philip Morris has moved Marlboro from 5 perc.ent to 15 percent of the market during ,the past 10 years and it's now trying to repeat that record with Miller beer. ;· Taxpreparer Unit Planned in County Promoters or a l<M!al tu.-preparers Association or California will meet Tues· day, in Anaheim to form an Orange County Taxpreparers Society. ATrENDING THE Orange County Taxpreparers Society formation meeting will be Harris A. Poley, president of the state association. The meeting is being held at the Anaheim-Sheraton Hot el, 1015 West Ball Road, Gwen- dolyn Room No. I, at 6:45 p.m. According to Poley, Orange County has 861 poten- tial tax preparer members and 74 charter members of TAC. TAC, with headq~arters in San Francisco, was formed in April of this year . In recognition of the pro· fession, the California Legislature enacted a law ef- fective Jan. I of this year re- quiring all tax preparers to register with the State Department of Consumer Af- fairs and to be bonded. 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Nlon0$ l.eo. 1.t 'I", I• "91 llK .90 S 11:1 1.t.,.,_ "' c.ro"°"s 1no 1s -• 1"""·t1 ,,,, "' ''"'•"" (111:1111w1..1010 10 '° •,. I ·• Shah Price News TEHRAN , Iran I AP I Sh:1h ~1ohammed Reza P a hlcv1 s;:ud today !hat the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries will increase the price of crude oil this month enough to give Iran oil revenue~ for 1975 or near- ly S22 billion . The s hah told lhf' n1)('n1n~ :o;r ss1on of the new Majlis, Iran's parliament, that a price increase \.\'BS "qwle logical .. and has ··a direct relation with the unstable economic situation of the industrialized countries.·· Sanders Suit LO UISVILLE, Ky. CAPI -Col. Harland 0 . Sanders of fried chicken fame has announced he is withdraw· ing a lawsuit against lleubl<'in Inc .• the succes!'lor firm to Kentucky Fried Chicken Corp. ' • • AJfDAll.YPILOT Monday, September 8. 197$ PETE McKNIGtfT(44)STILL PLAYS FOOTBALLAT74. Football at 7 4 Oldest Gridder Gains 11 Yards I ' STERLING. Kan. IAP) - Samuel "Pete" f\.1cKnight rushed for • . . or maybe ·'gained·· is a better v.·ord ... JI yards on three straight carries Saturday night in Sterling College's varsity- alumni football game. Pete is 74 years old. "My doctor told me I could go 100 perce nt fo r IO minutes, .. the r etired depart- ment store owner from San Jose, Calif., said. l\.fcKnight played in 1919 for the Sterling Warriors, and won regional honors as a fullback . The alumni had the ball on their own 35-yard line at the beginning of the second period when McKnight, to the C'heers of the crowd, entered the game. The plan was for him to carry twice. which he did. gaining 3 and 5 yards. Coach Curt Bennett then sent a sub· stitute onto the field, y.•hom !\.lcKnight ordered back to the bench. Bennett s hru gged hi s shoulders, and McKnight car· ried again for 3 more yards, then reluctantly returned to the sidelines. He was tackled gently. "-I told the coach I WM re- ady to go back in in the fourth quarter," he said. ''But I think he was afraid I'd get hurt." . Garvey Comments Atlanta Completes ' Dodgers' Collapse LOS ANGELES (AP) -"ll • was our biggest disappointment, coming off last year," said Dodgers firat baseman Steve Garvey, after a 5·4 loos to Atlanta Suqday mathematically eliminated his team from conten- tion for the pennant. The Braves' victory enabled Dodgers Slate .A1tp,,_1.,.KA9Cl7'0) """'· IS.. Fra11<l'KO ••Los Angeles Sept, •SM Franclsc;o •t Los Arqrlu Slpt. IOOncl!lflftlat l..o5A"9JleJ 7:tlo.m. J:15p,m 7:25p.m. the Cincinnati Reds to win the National League Western Division title. ••For me s>tlrsonally, it was my worst disappointment since 1972, when I bad my moot mediocre year," said Garvey. Asked to predict the outcome or the playoff between the Reds and the Pittsburgh Pirates, he said, ••Qb, 1 don't say yet that the Pirates are going to win their division. There are three more weeks left. I think both the Phillies and the Cardinals still have a chance." Marty ·Perez of the Braves, who batted in the winning run, said, ··1 got my batting eye back better than I thought I would." Perez had been out since July 31 untiJ last Thursday, when he pinch hit. He Started his first game since then on Saturday. The Dodgers, who last season lost to Oakland, in the World Series, saw their last chance go out the window when Perez' bases-loaded two-out single in the bottom of the ninth broke a 4-4 tie to win ror the Braves. Andy Messersmith, 15 -14 , pitches for the Dodgers tonight when they host San Francisco ·against · the Giants· John Mon · !erusco, 13-7. LOS ANGELES ATLANTA •b r "bl lope:s2b 'I 0 0 Lbcyll '110 Wynncf 3000 G.rwylb S l 2 I McMullen JD 3 1 1 1 Ye'Ofr< ' o 1 1 Roystlf' 11 J 0 0 0 Ruswllu 0000 1-h!lerl 1 0 0 0 OeJewsu 1 o 1 o Pt<lorek ph 1 O O O AuerbKll 5.5 0 0 0 0 W.Cr•wlordrf 2 O 2 I Suttonp 1 o 1 o Cru.rph '0 0 0 Wal!p 0000 lffPl'I 1000 liougllp 0000 G.rru M. 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The Reds had to wait two hours after the game to find out they had won the championship and the right to face the winner of the Ea.stem Division tor the National Angels Fall 15 Games Under .500 • "Yeah,·• Whitey Herzog had to agree, "I'd call this momentum. If itisn't, 1 've never seen it." Herzog and his Kansas City· Royals arrive in Oakland tonight to commence a three-g ame shootout in the American League West. And the Royals arrive on the wings of an eight-game win- ning streak. No. 8 arrived Sunday through the hitting of Tony Solaita and John Mayberry . ' Solaita drilled three home runs and then drove in the winning run with an llth·inning single while Mayberry poled a pair of homers as the Royals edged the California Angels, 8·7, for a sweep or the four-game series. The Angels are 64-79. ··we tried to fold up but couldn't" Herzog said after the Royals watched a 7·3 lead vanish in the ninth when the Angels tied it up. Kansas City will use Dennis Leonard, 12-5, against Ken Holtzman, 15·12. in the opener with Oakland tonight. "The pressure is on Oakland," Solaita said. "They're the team trvine: to win rour in a row. We've {Ol a g_ood shot if we stay healthy and don't start press· ing." • Herzog might have been tempted to press the panic button Sunday. He used 20 players, eight or them pitchers, to keep the Royals • longest winning streak or the season intact. "1 told the team in the first meeting I had with them that if we were no worse than five games behind Oakland in Sep- tember we 'd have a chance. And that ·s right where we are.'' Solaita, now with 15 homers, said it was his biggest day in baseball and that he was "awful· ly tempted" to go for another homer in the 11th inning but thought better of it. 1(1.NSASCITY .tbrttbl 5 0 I 0 4 0 1 0 s ' 1 0 5 J 3 J 5 1 J 0 • 3' ' 0000 0000 4 0 0 0 ' 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0000 DODO 5 0 , 0 0 0 0 0 0000 DODO 0000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 P•ltl ~' Oll,cl G. 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Scott ll,•·21 5'h 6 J 3 I I Kirkwood ~ o a O (I O S•~-Ttl"'°P (I), WP-MinQl)f'I . Balk--lM1v9. P8-Stln'°'1. T-3; 11. A-1,029. Leaaue Pennant. The playorr winner •on to the World Series. Redo manager Sparky An· denon believes hb job will be tougher now keeplna the team up the rest or lbe season. U was the earliest any team bad ever clinched a division. Cincinnati won on Sept. 17 in 1970 for the previous record. • "The regulars are going to play the rest of the way," said Anderson after learning the Los ....,.,.,. o:.t•n wed a..... M to AUanta weno ellmJaated. "l'm 1ure we're aolnl to have aome relaxed play. u.~a lnevfta. ble. •• said ADdenon. Anderton Hid he felt the turn- lna: point In the 1e&1CW1 w .. in ear· ly May when the Reda bad a lt.20 record JUld he called a duhbouae meeting In Montreal. "I told them we are paid topl11 and if we are not we all better pack a bag. Joe Morgan was p1.,. tni with 14 atikbes 1n Ida toot ancr eftl'Ybody owed the' team that awdi ea.rt. "J'm 1111'9 that tlltlhlDI turned -..S after that point.'' ADdenon &aid l>on Gullett will lllII start Ille tint pme ol the playoffs and be expect.a Plt-taburlh lo win the Eut. '1 know _X>Qtl 4oel!l'.t have all bliit1iff rijcbt now, butbe'I com· inl around. Hei • the belt and I'm pngwith blm." Orantes Is the Master After Sweeping Connors Spaniard Encouraged By Crowd FOREST HILLS, N.Y. IAP) - The usually staid center court at. the West Side Tennis Club took on the atmosphere of a bull ring. Manuel Orantes:, the ~year old left.hander from Barcelona, was the master, making defend· ing champion Jimmy Connors see red in the ring. ··vamos, maestro," hundreds or Spanish·speaking fans shout- ed. "Manuel, Manuel, Manuel . "Orantes, Orantes, Orantes. Ole, ole, ole. •• The cheers rang true. Orantes taunted Connors by playing to his two-fisfed backhand, kept.Pim at bll_on the baseline, then brought him in with drop shots and set him up for the kill . The 6·4, 6·3, 6·3 victory in the U.S. Open championships Sun· day ended Connors' chances or ·retaining the title and reigning with his former fiancee, Chris Evert, who won the women's crown on Saturday. Orantes· victory came less than 18 hours after his "miracle match'. with Guillermo Vilas of Argentina. In that under·the- lights semifinal. the third-seeded Orantes came from far behind and beat the: second.seeded Vilas 4-6.1-6.6-2, 7·5,6-4. "I was so excited," Orantes said Sunday of his comeback from death's door against Vilas . He felt that momentum carried him through Sunday's final. During the match against Con· nors, which lasted less than two hours, chants kept coming from high up in the stands, which were packed with a record crowd of lS,669. They came from a group of Mexicans who had come to cheer Raul Ramirez, the No. 11 seed who went out in the round or 16. They stayed to back Orantes. "]don't know bow many there were," Orantes said. "If I had to count them by the noise they made, there were thousands." Jn his first official act as cham- pion, Orantes rushed to his wife, Virginia, and smothered her with kisses. "She was more excited than I," be said. ''She always stays calm, but after last night she was more tired than].'' Everyone thought Connors, who won here last year on grass, had the decisive edge. He js known as a demon on any surface and had a lot more rest. Of' the Big Four -Wimbledon and the Australian, French and U.S. opens -his best previous performance was runnerup to Sweden's Bjorn Borg in Paris last year. U.S. OPEN TENNIS.CHAMP MANUEL ORANTES. .Sports in Brief· Shoulder Injury Sidelines Pl11nkett. FOXBORO. Mass. -Jim Plunkett, the New England Patriots• veteran quarterback, suffered a left shoulder separa- tion Sunday night in a National Football League exhibition game against the San Diego Chargers. parently decided to spurn a $4· million contract from the World Hockey Association and stay ~ the National Hockey League, t~ president of the WHA's ~il\ii nesota Figbting Saints said ""'Ii day night. "J would say it's 99 perc~ sure be1J stay in Boston." s ~ Wayne Belisle, the Saints' chi Wings Knock Sun Out of 1st He said a bad back, now cured, kept him out of the title race in the past. But time off from com- petition for physical therapy and practice bas cured that woe and be now is in top form. The Pa!riots reported Plunkett, a former All·American and Heisman trophy winner at Stanford, will be sidelined three to four weeks. Plunkett was injured when tackled from behind by San Diego's Coy Bacon at the New England 11, midway through the second period. Plunkett fumbled and Gary Johnson picked up the loose ball and went in for a touchdown for the Chargers. executive. • tt'•t•on1t'hu " .. AKRON, Ohio -British OiMW1 champion Tom Watson beld ofi frustrated Jack Nicklaus with• .solid one-over.par n and scor• a relatively easy two-stroke vi(\;t tot}' Sunday In the last \Vorlt Series or Goll to be played und• its exclusive, four·manfonnaL • SAN ANTONIO-For the second time this season, the Southern California Sun was blitzed in this Texas city, and for the second time, it bas fallen out of first place in the World Foot· ball League's Western division. Behind John Walton's three touchdown passes, the San An- toofo Wings rolled to a 30-8 win Sunday in a game in which 26 penalties were called-13 against each side. San Antonio's record is 5·2 while Southern California will ~8.rry a 4-2 m ark into Sunday's game against Charlotte at Anaheim Stadium . San Antonio-whi ch defeated , Southern California SS-24 here earlier this season-scored the deciding touchdown early in the fourth quarter on an eight-yard John Walton TD pass to Willie Frazier. That gave San Antonio a 23-8 lead. With 1:48 left to play, Dickie James rambled five yards for a TD after llugo Hollas in - tercepted a pass by Sun quarterback Daryle Lamonica, giving the Wings their 30·8 margin . While the Sun outgaincd the Wings in total yardage yardage-306 to 254-it also amassed 13 penalties for 135 yards. "They stifled us,'' said SUn head football coach Tom ·Fears about the referees. "Everytime we did something, they stopped us with the flags. 1 can't say that I've ever seen a game called as inconsistent as this one." A.I s.n Antonlo-10,sa "'" w,,,,. 0010-• 0111•-JO INDIVIDUAL Ll!ADEllS RUSHING -South9rn Callfofrq, 0.¥1s 21 ..... Herd•· 1•. San Antwolo, S.dle, 11.,..., RECEIVING -SOUtnem """'°"""" LJ_.,, M', Bradley '-Ji. Herd......_ SM AntOl'llo. Mom1 J..l.f, Freiler 2·H . PASSING -Sovtf'I•'" CalllCH'flla, H•den l t-2J..O. IM yan:IJ, Uf'l'IOl'lke 2-1-1, IS. SM~ W•tfOll 10-2+.0, 1 act, When he is, he moves about the court with natural grace. He rarely looks as though he is re· aching for a shot. He never seems to stretch. He just seems to be in front or the ball and with one fluid motion sends it back across the net. Orantes, the son of an optician, started playing tennis as a boy, like most world class players. Alabama, ori Oash To • t · BIRllONGHAM, Ala. <AP) -·Bear Bryant's 18th Alabama team begin• another quest for <OIJec• football'• naUonal cham· plomhip tonight wlf.b playen and coach alike tempering their in· lllal opllmilm with llOIDe second Uxmhta. -''Wheo1Jley niported back for practice, that•s all they talked _about," Hyl Bryant, whose 242 Ylctorlea In 30 years at Xaryland1 • Kentucky, Texas µM and Alabama ore third on the all·time list and who sends the second-ranked Crimson Tide against Missouri tonight. On TV Tmdghc Channel 1 at 8 "But there hasn-"t been much talk of a national championship in the past few weeks because they've looked 10 bad in practice. You alwa)'11 have a lot or .400 hit· ten in rebruary. Back In the 1pr- ' ing. I thought we'd have 8 shot at termlned and they did a lot-ol it, but I 'm not so sure now." condiUon1nt work this sdmmer But this is a regular-season on their own. Some guys came game and Bryant bllrdly ever back Z0..25 pounds lighter. loses one of those -32 ln a row ''Miuourl scares me to de- and 43 or the last 44. Bowl games, alb," Bryant says. '"l'hey have or course, are a different atory that 230·pound tailback Tony and tbe Bear'a recei>t record ol Galbreath. who can lly, and tbo,y post-seas-on aelf-destructlon. ban one tit the finest passers 1n :rtand1at0.7·1. the nallon In Steve P!Jiarkiewlcz. "I forg~t about thole •ames 81 'J'm 1ure they will test our !Dex· soon u I can.•• he aays 141M,t th pertenced secondary. kids 11111 Cet a lot o1 he mllll< lllluouri llnlaltad 1-' ln"74 and about It. They seem,_. de. tledlcr--IDtbelllgElgbt. I . t SUJeetland Net Cid Former Costa Mesa illgb and Orange Coast College football star Pat Sweetland bas not been cut by the Southern Call!ornia SUn, as reported in &mday's edi- tion of the Daily Pilot. . The Sun cut Ed Strickland, a punter, to make room for the re- turn of Daryle Lamonica. who baa returned from the inJured list. Sweetland, a starter• on de- fense. was with the Sun Sunday at San Antonio. Sll!fs•W,_ MONZA, Italy -Clay Re&uwni of Switzerland. In a Ferrari 812·'r, led from !If.art to finis~ Sunday In winnlna the • Grancl Prix of Italy Formula I auto race, next·to-lut event in the world championship aeries. Niki Laude of j\uatrla, fteiu!>Otll'I teammate, clinched the world driver's title by flnlahing third behind Emenon Flttlpaldl ol Bralll. OrrS••P ' sT. PAUL -Bobbi Orr, po boekey'1 aup'et·star, bas •P· \ The red·haired, freckl .. face9 Watson. rapidly moving into WI front rank or the game's premi• players, wort the $50,000 firlt prize with a two·round total ,. 140, matching par on, the d manding, • 7 1 t80·Y ard Fires tot Country Club course. ,. ,....e8ffeDfa : FRESNO -Emory RatcliH-. Fresno State Univenit;y'1 llr1il football coach and one or Its moot ardent IIJOrll fana, bas died het9 Frid., at the ageottlll. • Greil!n a.II• • -RMI _,.. 1ri •• :ea • • • ' Today's £1 ••• N.Y.Steeks JlOL. '8, NO. 251, 2 SECTIOf'IS, 22 PAGES -M ORANGE c!ouNTY, CALIFORNIA ~ONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1975 ·c TEN CENT$ • Gas ax fOr Mass Transit Proposed l /' ., GUY G--.a.I: ~ llalpb ci";it predlcl-\Miiiot. . yeloplnc wbol Clllrll: c~' "• Main rout .. lor aucb • 1yatem i ·----'od todo . ~OJ!-~~-the--_true....r~~roult .QlteJll lll _~1=~f!!V~.J~__yur...'.J'M_ °'-~l...,,.,......_Di ~ .. , w •so. Chili?iiiual WOlild. n,..toZlper> ~ •1·" • -· • llnt ii l'Cbeduled to-"llL13 ...,.._elo1aooiiiro{jiiFto de-the._lytroultcliltnclboonl. ' -ol county tNOlioe tu• "We•renotlolldnt-~ miles from Santa Ano \o lhe -1( ~ •-• ..,._ ol the laid be ttpecta lhe ~ 8oonl • earmarked nchllively for bulld· -. but • modern bltb-sPeed Orona•'-An1eleo CoolDlyJllle. _,. ........ bul1'lal tu,,_ ol SUpervlaora to """""9 p1... lnl hl&hw•'11 t o • maa tranalt corrier lh/11 will tronapt people neor Imperial HJ1hwoy. -for d~velopl,,. • r•~ld ins aueb 1 proPolllicm cm the 1171lem. wttllln and out ol the counly," Clark complained at • preu tran alt • 71 t e m. cqunly ·.rlllle 1'71 primary •lectlon Tbe hmdll pould So 1.owonl da-a.rt emphubed. -rerenee lhotindeclsion by Loa I An1elee otncl•I• I• hlndertnc -~11 Counly'I ~I!> l!il tbe..,..,ject under W&J • He •aid Loo ""·-ollldllll are stalemated over a route that will eooneet wllh ll>e 0r..,,. County •Y"tem . <SH TRANSIT. P .. e IUl School 'Fori1.up' Old Bm Ro.utes to Remain , By WLARY KAYE °' .. o.uy ,.. ... "-" "Inaccurate and inadequate'· informa ion give'h to the Ne.wporl-Mesa Unified school Board by its staff has resulted in the scrapping of th.is year's con- troversial new busing zones, Dis· trict Superintendent John Nicoll aaid today_ · The decision to abandon the more restrictive bus zones in favor of last year'& system comes after several weeks ol confusion and anger on the part ol district parents. Nicoll said that trustees at Wednesday's board meeting are expected to rescind the new --w·al·lti·n g-di s1-a-rrel!--and re ~ establish last year's policy. MO;HER, LITTLE GIRL INJURED WilEN vw COLLIDES WITH PARKED TRUCK i N M ESA - Gerlildlne Phlppo, 24, Tolcl Police She Waa Dloqacted, DloclpQnlng Daughter The new zones extended the walking distance for high school students from two miles lo 2.5 miles arid for middle school stu· dents from 1.5 miles to two miles. Distancell rer'nahled unchanged Mesa Tot,, 3, Badly lnjiued • In Aut.o Crash • -A little Costa Mesa girl whose moth'' reportedly turned to rebriirland her for playing with a c.r cl... ha die ""°'°"" it Is dana..ous i•~i»JurOd to- da.Y. due to a traffic accident. -Investigators said she tJUS· tained a lractUred skull''\Vben the com'pact car hei' motlier Vias drivib.g veered off Baker Street at that moment and crashed into aparkedtruck. Nycole M. Phipps, 3, was listed in serious but stable condition to- day in the pediatrics intensive care unit at Orange County Medical Center, with a fractured skull. Her mother, Geraldine A. Phipps, 24, of 910 Darrell St., was treated at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital for a chtn laceration and released following the accident Saturday night. Police said Mrs. Phipps was driving east on Baker Street al Warren Lane aJ>out 10 p.m. when • her car collided with the parked pickup truck, causing major damage. · • , Officers arriving on the scene said they found little Nycol~er arm pinned between the bucket seats of the mangled car-crying and trying to free herself as blood poured fJ"om her forehe&d. Her mother had stumbled from the wreckage and collapsed on a lawn. Officer Eric .Snow ad - ministered first aid lo the vic- tims, who were among nu- merous persons lrtiure9 or in- volved tn Costa.Mesa accidents Saturday nig.ht and' Sqnday- before they Were taken to the fiospital. --- Investigators imPoWMled Mrs. Pb.i.Pl>S' car for further investiga· lion and were examining its brakes today -to deteF-mi·ne wh,etber mechanical ·failure mia:ht have. been lnVolv in'tbe acddent. ; ' . . 7QO At~end l\ally DALLA!\. <A'Pl -.{crowd· of more t han 700 peop~ iiat~ .#here SUnd.ay at a rally to protest the possible use of 'bllsinl to de· 1eve1ate Dalla~ scboob. •-"--''-----,.----.-DoW 'A1Jy,i.$CE,s' IN FINAL HOUR NEW'\"ORK (UPI) -Prices were. mixed at the-close today on the Ne>< York Stock Excbail&e af(er spen(ling most or the session in minus territory. The Do~ Jones industrial averoge showe~ a g"in of 4.14 1 J>Olnts to 840.ll. The gain was made mo1lly in the last trading hour. I 1 Decllnea lo(>ped &dvunces, 646 to623. (Tobleil\ A9). , Prices were lower Jh slun•sh- . ~dlna on lhe American Stock Exchanae. •• • , • for elementary school students .. Spendlove, Family Die in Air Crash District phones have·been ring- ing continuously ever since in- dividual Sc.hooJs distributed the new busing schedules to parents, Nicoll said. Some parents claimed they were actually within the new zones, but were not included on the bus schedules. District of- By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI Of .. Dll ... ~ .... Saddl~bac.k Valley; community l~ade~· l!arl 5\>0ndlov•, 42, his . wjle 1'aorise, oi1J1 -<llUdreo gerl•h!lcl io ·the llamio.& wreckag", of their light pJane Sundiy night just after leaving Hurrica.De, Utah. The f4_m ily Was bound for California about 5:55 p.m . after atte n ding church wit h Spendlove's parents, ~r. and M;rs. Wi nfotd Spendlove, when. the plane went down shortly after takeoff. Killed in the crash were Spendlove, a ,former Or•nge County p1.anning commissioner and founder of lhe Saddleback Area Co9rdinating-Council: Louise Spendlove, 40, 'bis wife of nine months, and children Denise SPendlove, 16, Kathy ,Forbes, 15, ficials, after rechecking dis· Steve Forbes, 11, and Kimberly lances. admitted that many Forbes&. parents had legitimate com· "l"k.i.. • -plaint• and added their areas to 4--· the -ll•ll'. ' h•d ..eir OVCl'-'-i llft...S.•· "°"'" ' SpenJ!Jove liouse. aner talleolr OtHer 1><1rents admitted they when the engine stbpped. The wer~ outside the new busing plane tui:ned.45 degrees, plunged limits:, bat <lrgued that if they into a barnyard, and exRloded in· had known bus .service was to be -lo. names after hitUng a fe n-discontineud for their children, cepost, witnesses said. they would not have voted for the Authorities believe Spendlove. tax override measure that a pilot with· tJ years experience, pass~ in May. That measure was trying to make it back to the added five cents lo the local tax airfield when the plane crashed. rate. All six aboard died instantly. The new bus zones resulted The elder Spendlove helped re-from an effort by trustees to trim move the bodies from the the budget. Even during the wreckage after the Hurricane lengthy budg e t hearings, Fire Department doused the numerous parents spoke lo aircraft with foam fire retar-trustees, <"omplaining about sug- dant. gested changes in the busing "They had lo restrain him lo keep him away rrom the plane while it was still burning." fire ·dispatcher Dell Stout reported. The crash took place about three miles outside the SQJ1thern :II ke $10. ()(}() Utah town of 1,500 near Zion Na-l f.f a ' tional Park. Firefighters said the plane plowed a furrow 400 feet Mesa Burglars Postal Unit Asks Doubling Of Subsi.di.es Vunu"fure u ___ J. long befot>e coming to rest in r , llf.UU" ·names near Small rolling hills Burglars who methodically came and went throughout the week and were seen by a witness wb.o a•&umed t·hey were lee:itimate employes have stoJen an estiniated $10,000 worth of furniture from a Costa Mesa warehouse. Norbert R. Balsam, owner of a,rs·am. s c ontempor~'ry Furniture, 1785 Newport Blvd., reported the theft to police over lhe~eekend . · · He' said tlie merchail.di&e-!. some of it destined fordelive.ry in Irvine Tuesday-was taken from his warehouse at 629 Terminal ~way. P-olice said Balsam was com- piliDg a complete fnventory o( the numerous items of furhiture stolen, because of the exteiit of the loss. Investigators said pry marks were tound aroUnd a door or the warehouse, located in an old commerc;ia~ district off Harbor Boulevard near Baker Street Bals·am told police he:;..;;ivcd several shipments of .modern , furniture durilijt tbe previous week.· . ' A wllJ!ess. James F. Hubbanl. reportedly told lnv~a:aton be saw e Large alomiriurn moviqg V8J!t..of lwo-ton capacity, visit the warelii:>u.se four or five times dur· . ing the week. He said each time, ~Y opened the door and 1oaded up furniture, but be didn•t suspect anyth!nc beca~e of an assumption they were J\lst Balsam's employea t.alcing the goods for delivery. l:>rnc:er Steve Labbitt said in hls report it was probable that the door Was, left unlocked after the rnltlal bi:.••k·ln. ol!owlnc the burglars to continue comll)J 'and ..,;,,. atwlll. • ' . • ,..T--~... ._'°" '" about lwo miles from the nearest homes. - Federal Aviation Administra- tion officials in nearby Cedar Ci· ty said a pilot landing at Hur· ricane shortly after the crash re· ported extreme turbulence . Ground personnel estim8ted wind$ were gusting to 30 miles per hour at the time of the crash. FAA investigators today were probing the wre·ckage to cle · termine the cause of the crash. Loren SP.endlove, the 18·year- old son of the. aviator, said his father had" left for Hurricane Wednesday and was scheduled to return to Orange County Sunday nigh\. He addeecially during recent 'JnOnths. because Spendlove's mother "is dying of canc'er. '' The younger Spendlove says he missed the flight because he eN"Olled in classes at Saddleback C.OlJege last week. , Survivors also include Dirk CSee f"AMILY, P•ge AZ) SHE SOW C.4R FIRST EJIENING ••t IR:Jld m7 car the first evening lhead appellred ln U..paper." 'fb.at:s the Qdvertiaing succe,s story told by the Santa Ana woman who placed this ad in the Daily.Pilot : , '88 &&. Auto. ~-Call aftere_p.m. xxx-xx.x-4 If you have a car yOU'~ like to convert to cash, callti;i-~ We makell•HYlnPUl•~iiordoto work for-you, jn lhoDal\Y Pilot. WASHINGTON (AP) - Postmaster General Benjamin F . Bailar appealed today for a doubling of the $1 billion annual subsidy paid by the taxpayers to the U.S. PostalService. He said such a hike would be necessary for at least two or three years, pending a thorough review in that period "'of those services which the users of the mails cannot rightly be asked to support.·· Bailar, in an address lo the Na· tional Postal Forum, said the service also needs new authority to implement rate increases more swiftly. The slowness of the current rate-making process. he said, has co;,tributed to the accumula- tion since fiscal 1974 of a deficit that will total $2.5 billion by the end of the calendar year. "Il is no secret," said Bailar, "that to dale the Postal Service has been unable to balance its costs and revenues despite in· creases in postage rat.es." "Something has to-be done. In an innationary period, we mu5t eel away from a rate.making process which lasta so long that the year for which rates are to be • set Is over and done witb before the prQCess is completed.·· Notlng p:e has already served notice of a ''temporary'' increase after Christmas that will put the price of a !int-class st.amp at 13 cent.I, Ballar said, "I assure you that we are as unenthusiastic as you are over the prospect of higher prices for pas Lage ." The postamaster general urged the establishment of a specltl ttu<\)' commllsioo to de- ·wml~e.-wh\Cb semcr•s ~ tax-~n ~ftbuld be asked to aup-I In e fut....., . S<'hedules. Nicoll said that while bus zones will remain the same as they were last year, a sp«ial cltixens tr-an:!lpurtation committee has begun studying alternative methods of transportation. Several school trustees have expressed the opinion that school districts should not provide any busing al all -that education was their only obligation, nol providing transportation to school. Trustees are expected to grap- p 1 e with the suggested alternatives later in the School year. Nicoll said. l'l Parents wishin~ information on the late11t busing schedules ror the coming school year, which begins Wednesday, may pick ill> information at indi\•idual schoots Tuesday, Nicoll said. Residential Areas • Wilson-Seeks-Z~- ' For Mobile Homes By ALAN DIRXJN CM .. O.llrPl191a.ft Are mobile homes a solution to low·cost housing? Should they be allowed in re- sident i a I neighborhoo- ds or should they contin- ue to be segregated in- to special parks? Councilman Robert W Ison af<.loo!.i· ... .... has raised lhe_se quesUons at re- cent council meeUngs. Wilson, who runs a patio and awning business In Santa Ana, and is a former president of the Western Awning Association, has strong views on the matter. He concedes that the work of most awning companies involves attachments to mobile homes, but contends that this is not the case with his firm . Even if it were, that should not prevent consideration of the isslles, he saya. · The questions are not just academic: He is trying to get the City . of Costa Mesa to allow mobile homes on residenUal lots. He argues that the reason mobile 80 Arres ted homes are not already on re1ular lots is "pure prejudice."'' "Mobile homes are here to stay," ·Wilson said. "We should accept that fact. The question Is. are we willing to write • new code, new standards on what we have on a RI (single family re- sidential) lot?'" • It's not just housing Wllaon ii attempting to change. 111.e coun· cilman also ia trying to get CoMll Mesa to allow greater UM ot mobile homes or trailers aa of. fices. bank.1, or schools. OlrnmlY. -· --· trallen-.f i.i •Itel In Ollota-a being uted as temporary facilities. They exist under permits granted by the city eoun· cil, but these permits have ex· piration dates designed to Jn1ure that the structures do not become permanent. Wi lson sees nothing wrong wi.th their being perma· nent, and thinks it's lime they were treated a& permanent struc~ lures. "The value or the trailer has been proved through the use ot portable classrooms in schools,•• Wilson said. "Up and down Harbor Boulevard we have a lot of used-car lots. These people br· ing a lot of money into the city, <See ZONING, Page A%) Police Assaulted In Bu.sing Rioting BOSTON (UPI ) -Crowds of antibu s ing demonstrator s showered riot-garbed police with rocks and bottles near Charlestown High School today at the start of Boston"s second year of a federally ordered classroom desegregation pro- gram. At least 80 persons were arrest· ed. Seventy-rour were part of a pro-busing group stopped near South Boston High . Two persons CLASSES RESUME IN LOUI SVILLE, AJ were jailed after the Charlestown incidents, including one accused of assaulting a police captain. There were no serious injuries. "It's been a wonderful mom· ing," said Marlon Fahey, acting school superintendent. ''We believe that it is a beginning. I am confident this year wiU really be a landmark."' School officials said they were considering contingency plans to deal With the dismissal of classes in the afternoon. They would not comment on attendance. although observers believed it to be off sharply from projeeted enrollment. Police pushed and shoved crowds away from Charlestown High near the Bunker Hill Monu· menl folloWlng two major inci· dents of rock ~pd botUe throwing. OCcallonal objects continued to be burled at tb,e helmeted police u they kept Bunker Hill Street \ ' clear with their riot batons, motorcy<"les and horses. Three persons were arrested for disorderly conduct at a Rox· bury playground before school began. A 19-year-old youth at Hyde Park High School was ar· rested with a 14·inch \ape. wrapped bamboo stick tn hia pocket. Coast Weath er Mostly sunny skies are forecast Tuesday, with lil· tie temperature change, says the weather service. Highs from near 70 at the beaches to near 80 inJand. Lows tonight in the fiOs. I NSIDE TODAY Reporter Doug F"ritucM e:z:ominf'1 fhf:. OQe-old problem o/ who guard.I the guards in light o/ an Irvine controwrsr. Pog<B5. ••dell ....... •• AN!lM* .... •• ........ ,T,... •• •• ~":-.::1: •• ... -... ~ ..... ,..,..,,,..._ •• ....... " 0r-...,.cw.i., •• --.. -11·1 OWOl""MkM •• ._ A11t-U 1411"'1111 ..... .. T•lttlU.. .. ~ ... -.,. .. --.. ··-... --•• • ...... £ ... .. • l } If you've ne ve r seen a ta pe worm fa ce to face, this elec- tron microscope picture of the parasite gives you a closeup view. Southern Methodist University biologist {Franklin Sog andares. who took this picture, says the tapeworm <:1ffects one in every four inhabitants of the e~r1h Front Page Al MOBILE HOME ZONING ••• but that doesn 't mel:lll they have money to build. They are on leased land and il 's unreasonable to expect them to build.·· As for hous ing. Wil son at· tempts to dis tinguish between mobile homes and m<Xlular hous- ing. Though both structures have to be transported, a modular house. gene.r:ally is one that is put on a solid roundation, is built out of wood rather than metal and C'onform s to the uniform building code. This means that a modular house already can be put on a re- sidential lot. It's the mobile home that cannot. The mobile home is gen erally built out of metal, is set on piers and is confined to speciaJ parks, sometimes in nol-so desirable neighborhoods. Wilson believes that modular homes will not solve the search for low-cost housing because lhey have to conform to the uniform building code wilh the result lhal they fmish LlP be· -ing: as expensive as a regular house. Bul little wood is used in a mobile home, and theeoat:ia.Uwa rtduC!ed. Metal also ls thinner tnd there is a space savings. Arnold Hamala, Costa Mesa's chief advance planner. agreed wilh Wilson's point thal pre· judice is one of the obstacles lo mobile homes. "'Many people think mobile homes are ugly and think there should be more estl¥ilic stan· dards," he said. "But we have a lot or ugly houses and yet have no rule saying houses must be al· tractive." Hamala suspects the prejudice is rooted in the materials. He notes that wood and brick are traditional and suggest permanence, while melal is non· traditional and suggests im· permanenc'e; a wood home sym- bolizes commilmenl lo lhe com- munity, and society is structured to reward those who maintain il. Society tends to disc Ii minate against .apparent trans ients, such as apartment or mobile home residents. There are several pros and cons on the issue : -A mobile home is taxed as personal, not real, property. and does not generate revenue to a Ci· ty or school district. -On lhe olher hand, a four or five-bedroom s ingle family home, though subject to property tax, does not pay ils way in terms of city or school services. -It may be a fallacy to suggest ORANGE COAST • DAILY PILOT Ti. Oranoe CN" 0.11, Pllot, will' wlllch h «>•TlfllNd "" ~...,,.p,,~~. •\-·-I)' , ... Or-C.0.\1 ""°'"'"""' ComQM, Sf!>'l••I• ...,tlono &ff 11t11>1h htel MOllCl<I' !Iv~ Frla.oy too OKia Mt\&, ~'*P<H'I fletocn, H""''""''"" 6e.t<h/~ovntaln Vll!tY, l•wl,.,., ~all(lltb~CI< \11li.y and l.aQMfl& n..o~h/Sn"'h C-•I A l<»Qlt "'Qlon.1 tdll'°" lo PvOh~IWq plltnl " ~l lJO _, lle1Slrt'°'. COOi& M~ ... C.llloml1t11>11. Jack R. Curley \I~ l'rt·-...... c;e,,.....i ,,......_. Tf'IOmas Keevll Edil04' Thoma s A. MurJ)hine M<ln•o•nv £"""' ONlrlet H. Loos Ric.hard P. Nall ,Ma1t"1!t ,,.,. ... ,1.,. £t11ttr1. mobile homes could constitute low-cost housing: .a hol.lSe that may cost less but have a short lifespan will finish up being more expensive than one thal will cost more and have a long lifespan. -Mobile homes or m<Xlular homes can be built cheaper because they can be constructed in a ra.cl9ry, wilhoul weather in- terfering, with lhe benefit of lower salaries because of the consistency of the work, and with the ready application or lhe latest industrial techniques ; -Factory-buJlt housing should also be sounder because it has to stand the shock of transporta· tion. The cosl of transportation, however, may consume any sav- ings in the cost or construction. -In addition, the cost of con- struction may be the smallest factor in the Price or a homei it slill needs lo be put on a graaed lot (few in Costa Mesa cost less lhan $20, oocn . -The same factors that are forcing UP. the co$t of regular housing llso are hurting pre· fabricat-ed bou1iq -under· ground utilities, common open space, recreational buildings, swimming pools, and high landscaping standards. On one hand, it would appear that if mobile homes could re· duce housing cosls they would have done &o. But Wilson suggests that this failure is not due to natural caus.es, bul to government restrictions. "Orange Counly does nol allow mobile homes lo be on residentiaJ lots bul olhers do, "8fld they look great. They can be used in place of a ranch house. With metal rather than wood you gel lhe same efficiency. yel a slroriger material.'· Debates like this have gone on in government and in buiJding in· dust.ry circles for several years, and without apparent resolution. Bul Wilson believes thal cities, and particularly Costa Mesa, should be moving toward clear- ing the way for greater use of mobile homes. Police Search .LA Area For Child Molester LOS ANGELES CAP> -A kid- naped Jillie girl was round crying alone today, apparently aban- doned by a man who grabbed her from a crib and molested her, police said. The 2-year-old girl was round shortly berore 8 a .m . crying in a back yard al 3rd and Virgil in the Wilshire District, orflcers said. She was rushed to Queen of Angel s Ho s pital where spokesmen pronounced her in good enough condition for re· lease lo her parents. There was no one in sighl near the little girl but police pressed a search for a suspect. Officers Said the girl couldn't have gotten out of a w inrl?w her sell. · Mesa High Calls Home Room Meet Costa M .. a High School of- ficials have announ<!ed that all students must attend a special home room :j ession from 8 to8:30 a.m. to t ecelve schedules and handbooks when school begins Wednesdlty. Sludent.s will report to .the home room assigned by trade and last name. Late registration will be taken Tuesday from 8 a .m . to 4 p.m. in the careers center. M:anson ~ainily . Insane? SAN FRANCISCO CAP) - Californ ia Atty . Gen. Eve ll e Younger said today the Manson fumily members probably look !iO ra any drugs that they are men- tally ill. l.yn ette From me. 'n, one of the l'a rl y m E.>mb e r s of C harles '.\1anson':!I clan. as charged with altt>mpted murde r of the Presi dE.>nt. She was arrested Friday .after allegedly pointing a gun al President Ford n ear lhe s late Ca pitol in Sacra mento. Youn ger was questioned about thP Manson fa mily in an in· lt•rvit.•w \<\'ilh two televi sion sta· t 1on~. s aid Y o ung c r 's spokt·smrt n, Al Gordon. 'SOUEAKY'S PISTOL 64-YEARS OLD, A4 You nger said . "The Manson family members probably have t<i ken e nou gh ac id that thei r minds are eaten away and they are mentally and emotionally ill. But you can 't arrest them for that." ~1anson and three members of his famil y we re convicted of masterminding the s even 'fate- LaBianca murders in 1969 in Los An geles. During the trial. witnesses testified that Manson famil y members look LSD and other hallucinogenic drugs several limes a day in large doses. The prosecution contended that Man!ion used drugs to pro- gram his /ollowers to commit murder. ''oun ger feels there are ••a lot of crazy people running around, but nothing can be done unless tbere i.s an acl lhat is illegal," C't0rdon said. Gordon said Younger cited Sandra Good as an example of someone who is "incoherent and s tands f or everytbing that Manson does. But you can't just put her away because there is no reason for an arrest ... Mi ss Good. 31 . is another Manson followl'r who lived with Miss Fromme in a Sacramento apartment. She was questioned by authorities and released Fri- day. Blood and urine sa111ples taken from Miss Fromme were sent lo FBI laboratories in Washington for analysis, and lhe results have not bee n disclosed , an FBI s pokesman said. f'roM Page Al FAMILY ••• Wrong Oil Firm Named A 2.~1allori oil aplll on Bohla Chica SI••• .d<•ch Saturda.y was caus ed !..." • malfllnctloa on a Standard Oll'l'ff, not Burm ah oil, ais reported In the Dally Pilot Suhday. _ Alex Henderson. area supervisor ror Standard, s aid the 1piJI happened when a cable 1napped on a well head, then somehow wrapped around the. head, cautlng it to break. He sa id the Standard c r e w n oticed the s pill about 5 :45 a .m. Saturday. Company workmen and an outJide contractor worked until about 6 p.m. cleaning up the stic~y s and. Rites Set For Mesa Woman, 70 Funera1 rl tes are set Tuesday at 10:30 a .m . in Bell Broadway Mortuary for Mrs. Sabina Beal. who worked for the fi.nrt depart· ment store in Costa Mesa and saw lhe Orange Coast grow from bean fields to boomtown. She w a• 70 when sbe died Saturday. A longtime area resident, Mrs. Beal arrived in the 19305 and joined lhe staff of Meyer's Department Slore, the first mercantile oullel on the Orange Coast. The firm tater became Bar· row's Department Store and to- day is owned and operated by Peggy Reinert as Reinerl's Department Store, where--WS. Beal worked for ig years before retiring eight years a&o. "She taught me all I know:' Mrs. Reinert said l<Xlay of her longtime friend and emplo.ye. An avid rock and gem eollec· tor, ~1rs. Beal and her husband, Bloss Beal, are longtime mem· bers of the Orange Coast Mineral and Lapidary Society. Besides her husband, of the home at 520 Sanla Ana Ave., in Newport Fires Hit 2 Boats Fire• broke oat In two boalo In Newport Harbor !landay, Olle caUJlnl finWeJree burns to a Redlando family aboard a eabln crulH.r who were rushed'° Hoag Memorial HoopiU! fOI' emersen- -cytnatmen A teeond ftre eamed $ damage to a llshln& trawler but nolnjurlea. Tbetlnt bluewa atl::llla.m. aboard the 2$.foot c:1bln crutaerf State A.idea Get Holiday lloat so••••m••• :::,tloyH, aJudanb u4 en wW e.Jebrote the analvenary otCali!arnla'a admlulon to lbe United Stain Tueaday by laldAI. Ille day olL 'J1ie apotly obsen.....,"' Adml.nlon Day will In- clude employea al Or-• =·Stale orCaUiomia. dlotrlcta, "-and mmt; d'I• ---. -However. federal employn will not ~ the 'dayolf. ... •·coronet:' owned b7 Oliver GreforofColtoa. Fi Vi .: Flames bunt out ot the oastne Ire ICuID room while Tom Monahan and hi> two cbllclren, Tom Jr., 8, •nd Deborah, 15, stood around the Makes Leap,' open hatch or tile boat, doeked at • the Dune1 Marina. Monaltan told-the Oran1e 'fio Safie'ty County Harbor Patrol Ibo • .,.1ne oounded rouO> and be had opened Ibo hatch to lnvestlp.le the trou.-, • bl':.irte~ tbe blax• was est-w~H~n~=~~~~ Inaulal>ed by tbe Hatbor Patrol after namu tlftill,hl• _.tment fireboat, the Monaban1 wel'e and <au.sed aerioi6s bu.ml over GD ru•hed to the Roal Hospital · percentorh'isbody. • emersency -·and were later Fire department omcws "" released. investigating clues in the SUnda1 Deborab suffered llnt-degree morning fire tl)at eaUJed $12,000 burna on her face and feet. Tom to $U,OOO damage to the apar{. .Jr. bad nnrt-<te,,,,. on bis race ment at 214 14lh St. • and Monahan escaped wilb only Wbile Roger Perry was burned •lnled balr. seriously. another vlctlqi or th~ Damage lo the Coronet wu fire, Kathy Oldenburg, 2Z) estimated al $250. The Harbor escaped major injuries when sht Department said the fire was leaped from the second-st.ort possibly eaused by the tombina-balcony. Firemen said she wd Uon of gas fumes In tile bilge and burned sllghlly and suffered rl an electrical short circuit. cul wrist and back injuries. ~ Theaecondfnoccurredabout Inspector Chuck Burney 1ai 4:30 p .m., when tb.e 52-foot fis· the names were hot enough hlng trawler ''Chickadee'" was spread to some of the olher 2Q erulsln1 off Balboa hland In lbe apartments In the complex, b'4 malnebannelatCoralSt. l.nstead pushed Its way out lhO Damage to Ille boat, valued at patio window. and did no rurtbef $180,000, wu estimated al '500. damage. . J The only peraon aboard wu tile Miss Oldenburg told I":.. owner;-D~anrof San-. vesUgatoritliilliOt1f81ie anq Diego, who was not injured. Perry were poised on the balcont A spokesman,from tbe1farbor and that she jumped but Perrs Department srud the bla~e pro-hesitated. : ! bably resulted.from poor UlSula-Investigators said that Perryi lion in the engine room. · then. went bac" throu~h lhe ~~;;;~~~;;:::;~;;::~l flames and down lhe stairway ... ... ~' and it was then that he 11u!ferecl: ,Jt .,,..1> ,,. the burns. 11 ,,.. ~ "If he would have jumped. ba probably would be okay,"'! Burney said. Three fire mrits and lS fire de- partment personnel battled tbl' blaze and Paramedic units treat· ed both victims. the Newpart Heights section of TONIGHT Newport Beach , Mrs. Beal COSTA MESA PLANNING Investigators said the fire started in lhe living room, but as; yet they 11ew no cause. leaves a son, Robert, of Santa COMMISSION _Regular meet• Maria; daughters Mrs. Lillian · C't H II 6 30 Ch beL 1· f H'll boro 0 mg, 1 Y 8 • : p.m. am "m, o ' s • re., CHILgREN'S THEATER Mn!. Della Braga, of Redlands; AUDIT! NS -Auditions for 12 grandchildren and five great-Costa Mesa Civic 1'6l~ pre> grandchildren. duclion ''Little Red Riding Hood," Civic Playhouse, Sept. 8 Services Tuesday will include d 10 a · h R B K I f lh an , p.m. t .e ev. ruce W"re, o .e ' . • Cops Quell Riot • \ Spendlove, 20, Sharie Spendlove. Presbyterian Church of the Cove-TUESDAY, SEPr. 9 11. Scott Forbes. 21, and nant officiating, with interment SENIOR CITIZENS CLUB - sr. (..Ou,v; CUP!) -Mounted Policemen and police Wield.in~ nightsticks waded into an unrul~ '\ crowd at the close of -.C neighborhood festival SUndaY! night. Nearly two dozen persom( were arrested. and U PQlicemen injurp!, one suffering a brok.,. jaw. Spendlove's former wife, Mrs. to follow in Hillside Cemetery, Community Recreation Center. Margie Devorak of Fullerton. Redlands. Tues., Wed., Thuts.12~3 p.m. Spendlove, who remarried last -~~~~~~~~~~~:::::::;::;;;;~illl~~\'"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ December, had been making hi s home at 25381 Pacifica Ave. in Aegean Hills. A former employe of Philco Ford Aeronutronics, Spendlove gave up his marketing job in 1972 to open a newspaper recycling business. He was active in lhe Mission Viejo Church or Latter Day Saints and in community affairs. Spendlove at one time was con- sidered as a possible mayor if lhe Saddleback Valley were to in- corporate. . He characterized himself as a ''do-gooder who becomes in- volved when something needs to be done and there is nobody else tetlo il." That was the case last year when authorities gave up their sea search for the craft of miss- ing Orange County Supervisor Ronald Caspers. Spendlove, Caspers' appc>inlee to the counly Planning Com- mission, organized a party of civilian pilots who flew up and down the Baja California coast to sear<'h for possible survivors from lhe ill-fated ''Shooting Star." When Caspers was declared dead, Spendlove resigned from the planning commission. He had held tbe office for a year-and-a· half. TRANSIT ••• As a result, Clartc said; an ocro reserve that will reaC!b about $30 million by the end or lbe year Is not being put to work. Worse, be added, rwahly $120 mllllOn in federal matcblnl fllnds to 10 ,with. lhe $30 million Is 'l>Ot flowing ln to dl1trict coffers as · a pa.rt ol a regional transit pro- aram. 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